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49, MAGAZINE

Established 1880. Volume CNNN
began January, 1898. During the
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tain series of article, entitled
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the tribe There IS no such thing as cor
poral punishment under their laws, either
bv chastisemcnt cor imprisonment Here
are some specimen tribal laws, made and
approved February Is. l,,f. aud transcribed
rrom the oIh-.ai RECORD verbatim et lite
ratim:
.I SO Member Of the Pamunkay Indian
Tribe shall intcrmarry with amy Nation
except White COT Indian under Penalty OF
FORGETTING their rights in Town.
- 40 Hou-rcsid,nt shall Doe allowed TO
De hired or sheltered more than months
and if amy person are known TO hire or
shelter amy sutch persons shall pay - g.
pr day for every day over the above meu-
tioucI ,limt. Amendment. Should tch
=, rsou or persons be quiet and agreeable
thcy may be hire "a or 60 day un'er GOOD
behavior
-a. Amy person slduderiur another W tth-
out sufficient evidence slHu be .,rcl in
the list offence s. Second $40 AMI ia fhe ari
they are jo %" removed t"tm thc place by
thr Trustees chief and -uuuclc mon.
-. Army party or person found guilty
of stealing amy thing belonging 20 amy
one Jesse they shall pay the party for the
amt that are stolen from them and also
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four rooms. Their church building. whore
Baptist services are held every sabbath is
credituhio structure The church re-
cetNes the hearty support ot the whole
trihc.
The Pamunkeys wear ordinary citizens
dress. lut affect an excessive use of rauIv
c"ior- All talk ENGLISH. and scarcely
fesuS" 81 their old tribal language is 10
he noticed among them. Following closely
the habits ANA instincts of their fore
fathers they sVcuI their time largely IN
hunt'n- and nshius using dus-out canoes
81 their own making iu their aquatic
SPORTS They also da "a little farming 10
4-i1'.F their own Tables and mal. "a LITTLE
ear ih.nWare for their own domestic uses.
sun they cherish au inherent gi-I-. for
manual labor. auI frequently hire ucer8es
of thc n'ishhorAoai 90 come ana work
i4ar tUdk patches for them. 4 few
hors 81. cattle. sheep and hogs arc raised.
4 general merchandise store IS conducted
~ fh" reservation hE "a joint stock ccm-
ItiF composed of members or tc tr.Hc.
Their neh. same. f#~- ANA slrpIus form
products n"I "a ready marh-l boo Richmond
ana Baltimore.
4a. ees-t.a .uH-r g. tr. sr..,e as d
whole aura fh're IS DO Individual owner
snip 'f lHHl. THE Inue.s aIe individual
property. unH"Nrr. ana cam Doe bought
ANA SOLE 10 pleasure. The lsuI ls allotted
o. families from time o. tme ANA ga the
death of occupants il raNrtta haeI, 10 the
tribe Tor re-allotmeut. The tribe is not
faxed "F ihe state. nut paws am annual
tribute iy presenting. thy1u-u their chief
AiH'Nts ct game tn TIE governor 90 Air-
a.u.a. The tribal government IS conducted
iF an elected chief ANA council of four
.tan administer ,pH- uf laws framed hv
tHr Indians th'we 'tt-. g.. S. EraIHr is
the present chief aa4 J.. n. Dennis. ~. g.
sweat. Dr.. D. sampson aul T.wIIl I.naaU
epn-iiHi" the council. with l.. vs.. Miies
town tsLHr. and .lsfU.s Do .Tnrrfarn
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ly' said Ante Mo.
Now they we're come near to the city.
and they saw . body of pikemen coming
out to meet Il Pm, the lieutenant Of the
guard At the head And when they met
the lieutenant.bowed to Antonio. who greet
ell him most coUrteously, and the pilencn
spread themselves ia front and behind and
on both sides OF Antonio and Bena, and
thus they went on toward the bridge and
the city gate. But Beua eyed the pikemeu
with no love. and moved restlessly in his
saddle.
.'Theso fellows said he to Antonio. ''hem
as IN. my lord snail I make my horse
threaten their toes little SO that they
may give us more ROOM
let them be-" said Antonio. 1T is not
for long, Bona.
At the entrance of the gate stood Lorenzo
awaiting the count. and there they dis
mounted. and Antonio passed ,hrou-h the
gate with Lorenzo. Eena being close % him
ON the other side. And when Eeu3 saw the
great force of piHemen. and behind their
ranks a mighty throns OF people. and when
nc saw the ,all gibbet and understood what
it was. suddenly his face Went red and his
hand flew 20 his sword. But Antonio caught
his arm, saying
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shall be fined from 81 to $. 3rd time they
are to be removed from the place.
10. BE It known that no person bc al
lowed 60 swear on the high way OF indian
Town and If so they are to Re in"d liom
81 to s. Amendment. ist offence - nd %
sd 200.
I'll BE II known that amy person or
persons seen or known To be lighting uuoh
the highways or elsewhere of Indian Town
the one found guilty of first breaking TN
peace shan be fined not less taan s., nor
more than s..
'l5. Amy person that becomes rude and
corrupt and refuse to Doe suhniss vc 10
the Laws of Indian ToRu shall be- re-
moved by the Trustees. chici aud 'oL' ell
men ."
Tho Eastern Chcrokecs. toward whom
the Pamunkeys are now turning longing
eyes are a vigorous. thriving people, oc-
cupying territory of their own i'm The
southwestern part Of North Carolina and
contiguous portions of Georgia, Alabama
ana Tennessee numbering 2.NS5 souls. There
are 15-1 of tb,m in North Carolina 9id
ia Georgia, SIS I'm Tennessee and III IN
Alabama. All are solr-supportiug citizens.
moral. law-abidiug. industrious, comfort
ably fixed. aul wear citizens clothing.
Tho only aid they receive fruu tine United
States government is for their schools.
The males ami females are about oduas
in numbcI, and iuasmuch as "a consider
able portion of each are stun unmarried,
albeit of marria-caule age, they luuhl
in the Judgment of the Pamuukcys, all
the nccdful requirements for the Desired
intcr-tribaI matrimonial alliance. The
Young male Pamuukoys are particularly
DESTROYS OF wives from among inc Eastern
Cherokee maidcns, and at the same the
the female pamunheys while less dcmon-
strative IN outward manifestations, are
likewise anxious 10 secure eligible husbands
from the same tribe, 50 that if all goes
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"A total of rs PamunlSeys now living. In
appearance they are DISTINGUISHED by the
usual copper-colorcd skin, high chcekbones
straight, coarse hair and dark eyes. They
are not particularly strong or robust and
their average longevity is somewhat lower
than that Of their white aud colorcd
ncighbors. There are few members of the
tribe who are not closely related by con-
sanguinity to every other person on the
reservation, and this fact accounts for
their waning vitality. 10 remedy which they
are now cNcrting themselves. Most Of the
adults can read and write and are rcasoa-
ably wcll-informei. They are temperate.
moral and peaccahle. IN feeling between
them and their neiehhors is almost I'M
known. Their homes are comfortable ana
well kept. Most of the houses are
wcathcrhoardcd. and as a rule are story
and = half high. embracing from two TO
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"Nv sword Is not drawn. Beua
"lIy lord. what d5es il rlsau9.'. cried Rena
/ in loud voice. s3,th1t Lorenzo heard and
stayed his steps ana looked "a Rena.
Does lie know not.' Dc asked ~ An.o-
Mo.
ale. does not know vef'' safd An+onto
And % Isara H. safI- 81 j..,-.. -s7 ~ ,-,,
sword. ls,Ist. Give -if mo.
"Alv sword. my Ee~Igp
eyes. your sword
Roma Ie5.zsB st hin, -,-f+b s-s
e,i.t,.,..-.f 49,. 49,. "''.'-el '.'s,
lis ey,rrf frr fis ,,.It ana ni,'l
-,ufo. AMI Antonio unl,,,aI.I..5 -
...-..,.l ..rs.. AMI - ., 80 '"A
tenant of fb.. ,sri -. ''-l l',--
won tn rsst.rs. fs..,...'. =, 1.f 4 t''s
i, ana min. ~ ~, -, - We .sen-
r.l3no '' ~
5,,,. 1., ,,....,.t
-'-'1--'- ''- antonio arm, cry
.,,,-t. 49,.
100. ~. NY lorA
"'"'-'o '94A i-Ih ny JLe EaHd and
s'..'
We 20 ne ali''i neE OF what we
~ '' -''-od l'5.'lii'F WIN lsht hearts.
-. ~ a7"'.' heha.
i'' '.-sl those brave
s.fI -. i'''- ~ = ''ls1" wise Win me-
M,
I'" .'e i-''1 LORENZO. Who had looked
az l''I' S eyes. siEnad % TOUR pikemeu to-
I'm r ' to ana my ei5 ara stood near
Ina, l"r lorenzo feared th-t Pie would not
s,',.,' -1'''o,'io 20 a,s ".'aout seeking 70
-. 800 - VIZ ..+.
,1,iII -. ,'-+.. iou
..y 49, - =, "-'-' i- .lt
49,. ''5 s''-' ne looked
,,i.,. t...t -it -Ai't"-
KIN - t4il-'7
~, Pug. ~ l'.. ''S 10 -..' S''7. ANA
IN g.l. ..o'- "-''.i gre some VINO
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the pricc or e. Bcua." answered Antonio
and they rode on for a while. fuI "heh
Heuo saw that Antonio turned his horse
not toward RIlauo but directly across the
rlafn to Forniola, he said:
.,t,, l.-d whittier are we rliin-?'
.[V. are riding TO the city. Een3." an
ec..r.4 Antonio. 'Thcre is no cause FOR
r..,,.. ,,,. j., l,, leave and on the invitation
IN tts birhuass'
"T:ut viii he let us 20 agaiu2" asked
Rena.
"you will be free 10 so when You Will"
answered Antonio. "aud me the duke viii
himself send forth from the city when /
am ready to go" For Lorenzo had promised
i'm m. dukes name that Autonio's booty,
after y h'G ii It no,o,I,,v rarried rom
biN"o ,.u,,,,.b ~ X. pri-i.rl III
the cry 10 '"e o""i ~ =. ,....,.. ....-..-
IHl1Ho anu 'i''o
mo.S. ,u,o ,tis rils ~ ours"
Yet 40 NOT "No ''i'
grumbled iiena. go
Nay ''Ne IL no. my ,.,.
MO. smiling 'But for inc E'ei ga l'l
cousin aht OF -" ""' ,,,.
go forward. And hr stopper TT
ment ana ''d'l- "''' ~. AZ.
ST. Irisian, &C. obey o." n'i o." ~ ''t.
t'+aE' anu "ot - N'""
l draw mine.
"no ! not always obey you my lo'N
asked ''eh,i-
.iul swear 70 me Co.,.
wen, '"'" -, 4, f,,u as
tn TRUTH my l'tu So"' WI" ~,
stronS 70 me as any oa.h' NHtt"s' Z,
tristan or announcer ~ .'''7 -, ,..f
one that held holy things IN hsht esteem
Hut ne vas a fine fighter and "a loyal s"r-
want. ana Gods mercy IS mimi. L.. il lhay
Doe his heart was turned at last, though,
indeed. / hav. found no record of it.
.AIv lord. viii YOU see my Lady Lucia in
az. cit,-a' asked Beua
ar tr5fst 10 see at the least her face at
-, ,,.f,3,,y', answered Antonio.
..v-iu Won have speech with her. my
lord2''
"lf his highness VIII grant nc '"''1 i''"''
Bena- IL, No.
An 1 Know now WHY ~. In ~
lord, as you rode JUST ho" - ID ,.',,.,,.l
brGht uay lot WI ~ ~ .f.+ nv.
Indeed said Antonio, II trust mat lN1
day may be bright for me. Yes. bright as
tho Ucht of heaven"
There is no lignt brighter than the eyes
% taa -irl a man loves" said Ecua.
..y.s tbare is one" said Antonio. But
~, si4 not understand his meaning.
i'DL." '', ,,,+iI IL wanted only two
Ihus thtS Iouo 49, ~ 49,, ,,-it,i,
hours of noon anu lus" =, LIN,
five miles of the CITY, anu b'"'' i' NE
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CHRONICLES
" Of Count Antonio.


lord. and the Lord Tammasino?" asked
Martolo.
Gle will pardon TommasinO also" an
swered Antonio. "And be assured that l
shall suffer nothing"
And having said this, he shook every
man by the hand thanking them for the
love and service they had shown him. and
he and Eeua were accompanied by an of
them to the foot OF Mount Agniuo aud
there. in the early morning of the appoint
cd day, Antonio mounted his horse and
rode with Hena into the plain. And as they
rode Eena said TO him:
My lord, why does the duke grant this
pardon
Because l give him what ne asks as
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THIS
WEEKS PAPER
CONSISTS or
70 COLUMNS
AND Is
4 COLUMNS LARGER
Than the Regular Weekly.
Than the Regular Weekly. s

said the duke. "But otherwise so IN
not see them"
Then Lorenzo returned. and hef'eaa9
tonic 10 chamber and save him p Ia
wine. and while Antonio ate, the nra
bishop, having heard that ne vas Cd
came IN great haste. and the fener4
man was very urgent with Antonio u
h should make his peace with heaven. tI''r-
having confessed his SINS and sought .
luton. he might Doe relieved of the serH
of communication under which he &c
be- comforted with the riJss Of the q
before he died.
Tor there are many Wild and VI
deeds on your conscience" said the 40
bishop. "and above all the things that
did touching tine abbot Of St. Prisian, 3
yet more Impiously touching the sac
bones"
Indeed 7 have many sins to confess
said Antonio. hut my lord archhisha
concerning the abbot and concerning the
sacred bones I have nothing TO confess For
even now. when / stand on the threshold
of death. L cannot perceive nothing that
/ dii save what I could not leave undone-"
Then the arcLbis shop besoueht him very
earnestly. and even with tears, but An
tonic would own no sin in these matters.
ami. therefore. the archbishop could not
relieve him from his sentence nor give him
the holy comforts. Dut left him and fe-
turned 10 his own house ii great DIS
tress 81 spirit.
The Lord Lorenzo now came again TO
Antonio and said TO him: ''Aly lord. it
ra s A 94o ,9 @ros e and w With hm
ami thew cane tbr5ueb he great han,
and. a strong escort being about them,
took their stand ar the foot OF the palace
s'ep Then In, the duke ,n was oGFne o - o., On
Ft---- - go. - 49,, ~ ~ +or
-, 80, IA siIe,,o. - l,s9,7 -
claimed, the duke spoke 10 ANTONIO, OUT
So weak was his voice that none Eeard
save those who were very nea-.
..,..+,,fa - 49,, x--Il,.-- ., -.f4 t
-
u may De tnaL IN Iod purposes nave
not myself long 10 live. Yet IL is Ions.
enough for me 70 uphold and viudicat
80. ,--.-',f-;i - - -, -7,
80
~" nave OU.ids9u' many 2. i1S 2"
friends you nave siam, against bot
and the church you have lifted your
Co then 10 your death that men
l-,,g,- tl,e fsta ~ traitors ar5 ~ 80
49, - 49, Nv ~, ~ y iiis ~ 74ilI'
ot ogi1g MI ttteu M, s,,sg.ra eie y
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