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From the Choctaw Nation-BaH Play-Shoot:
,ang, 3e.-We received the following letter dated,
y SEVEN BROTHERS, JUNE 20, 1874.
Geo. VI. Clarke, Esq, "
Sir II have just returned home from " the
Great Ball Play" 1t came off on the 18th inst;
Pushmatahaw District beat Puckshunubbe, II
balls to 8. Money and property changed hands
like g presto veto;'' many poor fellow returned
from the play with nothing but shirt and flap.
Considerable excitement prevailed equal to a sbat
tie royal 5" but you know Ball Play among the
Choctaws will excite every one. Of course some
fighting had to be done, Harris Fraizure was sho,
by the Captain of the Light Horse, but he is moi,
in danger, as the bullet was extracted. A white
man was stabbed in two or three places, the cause
cannot tell you. A man at Ball Play can al
ways have his choice, either to get in scrape or
stay out Of one.


The players from Puckshunubbee promise to
take another turn at the Koonchers soon, and ex-
pect to get back their losses with compound a,e.
rest. The result Of which, will give YOU


KOFFE. .NOKNA.