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some two weeks ago. four or FIVE soldiers sta.
toned at Fort Gibson, deceived harmless Cbero.
hee man named Egg some distance into the swan,
from an Indian house. located off the military
Reserve and then fell upon him, and beat him in
most unmercllul manner, without as we n ,e in.
,or'neu' inc slightest Droyocalion and simniv
because 'h'y had HIM within their power. About
one week after this outrage. three Cherokees me-,
with four or five soldiers. Mt n bouso
same place when one of tie soldiers mon,s.,,,J :,
uo'trn"n''on to play lie same game upon one of
Inc 'her"kecs. InlhIs. however, lie found b;mseIr
;'''s,"hen' he Cherokee amused himself while
III carrying the huge soldier through cer,o;n nm.
ana Gowns, known as "hoII play fails" and whrh
are common 10 the ball play, when one of The
payers eIeNates n rival some feet into tho ,;r J
I losses nun down, head, feet, or back foremost, m as
Ink Snn, e. oe most convenient Having eno, ed
nero TO be borne back to ,he Reserve in n % s,.,"
d 'nsensbIIlty.-Cher. Adr. ''"''


We reckon Egg 60. pretty well adl,ed