As they descended the. hill, towards the Fort, the
Sioux and Cheyenne halted and for. nod n semi
circle on the brow of the hill, whilst the Snake
kept on their way tn our encampment. Du
ring all the inarch the Indian shout and whoop
was ringing over the plain, and lb old men kept
up a eousta.it harangue to the young men, tn be
have themselves and mnke friends with the Che
yennc9, lo give thsm present mid trout them ai
brethren. The beauty of the morning, the wild
Dess and novelty of the scene, gave it an exciting
interest
Diam Swirr said that nature has given every
man a capacity of being agreeable, though not of -pi,, contv, it is believed, will go handsomely de
shining in company, ami "ihei re a hundred . .... , Lien . ...a
.ni,.;.,lv nnuliiled fr Im.,1, who bv . v.r. rnocrai.o ahmg the whole line Frnment. l3;
fH fault, thai they tn.iv correct it. half an hour.
( are out io muofa u toWrable. Tlie world would
be mure ttappy if persons gave up mure of tw.ii
Uoje to an uitercout of fi itusU.in.''
Democratic Cauntv Convention.
! Pursuant to notice of the democratic Central
Committee of Lauail: count, a runniii ion fur tin-
pi.rp. of non.mat.. canJulute. to t s.,.por
j artv I tl a roa I in Vovemb r
7 " ,Tf approac iing . em er
Kvtion asseinblej at the Court llou in Ottawa
on M 'tiujy tlte 13th int.
The conrenli.m w.is called to order hv nnmina
tin; C'pt. KuiiAKa StaI'DK, i f ths U n i f l'.ty
j ton to the chuir and Col. Wn. Kniisa, of Free
'.i.. ... I It i 1... c. 1 1. 1 v.... p..
