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The last witness then went on to state, that he found, at the place where the mlsr- derer had evidently stood 10 take alm, q small pocket book; and at tie word the Gambler was seen to clap his hand to his vest pocket, and to turn pale as deatll.-- The pocket bookwa produced and opened. There were in it two or three notes payable to James Hartman-thc name of the Gan- bler--and some other papers containing ns name. The prisoner was immediately de- clared to be at liberty, and Hartman was placed g: ::if :f bar, and committed for tTai When the Indian girl informed the prisoner that he was free, there was a contraction oi t.,s chest, long breath, and then he stoop- ed, and pat his lips to the cheek of his wife. He looked proudly around him, and spoke agaiu--

 $ T5rothers,u he said, < I see that you look at me like friends. thank you--I should have turned my knife against my own heart if you had condemned me. The heart of the Young Buffalo is good, and he does his deeds in daylight--be does not hide in a bush to strike his enemies.o

 He walked to his advocate, and grasped him by the hand--pointed 10 bis breast and pronounced the single word Brotksr.--- How ho redeemed tho pledge of fiienG- ship thus given, will form the subject of a future story.