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As INpIAN Battle Lo>G liME AGo.-ln a
visit to the Indian village last week, MIR. Wright
the intelligent and devoted Missionary, called our
attention 10 something that was entirely new Ia
u.s. and We presume will be $50 To most OF oul
readers ltw,s the siIii existing remain. OF a ioI-
t.hcaion surrounding the plot NOW occupied as an
Indian burying ground. The line of the rude
gl,ois and ditch. with suitable saiiy-pori>. i
plainly pcrceptiblc. When or by whom the work
va. performed. the Indian, have no Tradition
About twenty rod, To the eas' OF Red Jacket :
grave, Nj Wright pointed cut TO us slight
mound, now lcvatcd but few feet above the sur
rounding ground


Some ten years ago. Mr. w said, an old In
dian told him that great battle was fought there
between the scnecaS aud another tribe. supposed
to be the Eries in which the latter were defeated
with great slaughter. The Survivors OF the az
sailing party we're, according to custom some
what analogous To that OF the Romans, incorpo-
rated into the tribe OF the yictogs, and previous To
the burying OF the dead a grand hunt was andei
taken. he game of all kinds, including deer
bears and other wild animals. together with me
dead bodies of the warriors. their ornaments ana
implements OF war, wa, thea made into "A grand
funeral pile and burned. The m3dnd now seen Is
the place Of thi, holocaust. Mr.. Wright i.ioTmed
Us that he had dug into the mound and found hall
oharred human bones and those OF aEimals-
Scarcely one among the Scnscas now retain, asy
tradition of the event. Buffalo. Com. ADV.