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the hunt. After my experience, suf-
fer me to tell you 1 never was with
q more orderly, gentlemanly, sober,
clever set Of fellows, similarly situat-
ed, in my life. They had many
chances to kill hogs, cattle, or horses;
but abuse TO any thing of the kind
was positively forbidden: in fact,
they were at times troublesome at
our camp, but the men took turns
and drove them away without injury.
And with all my prejudlces to scamp
hunters" came home a convert TO
their sport; and when I hear of a
camp hunt again, If lean ''ralse the
wind" will be one in their midst.


Very respectfully, yours.


PETE.