. Sport e avventure tra gli Indiani del Nord America [microformati]. Caccia; Caccia; gli Indiani del Nord America; avventura e avventurieri; Chasse; Chasse; Indiens d'Amérique; Aventure et aventuriers. AI'PKAIIANCK 01' INIMANH. 5.m:i Th 111 a pieno sia 10 [) la s(!st; compone piano buona quattro 1 qualsiasi cscnt cntnp wuH su di una superficie piana [naiti coperto con liUMhes, (itVurilin;; ("a[iital coperchio per IiuliunN creeping; fino a fuoco ut um ; mo uc agganciato alla volta e spostato su di un crinale, ahoiit un miglio liirther su, wliert; siamo rimasti fino al mattino, portando acqua np in (!molto peschereccio che verrebbe a detenere, in caMC il

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. Sport and adventures among the North-American Indians [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Indians of North America; Adventure and adventurers; Chasse; Chasse; Indiens d'Amérique; Aventure et aventuriers. AI'PKAIIANCK 01' INIMANH. 5.m:i Th 111 to full both 10 [) the s(!st; plan Dials good four 1 any cscnt cntnp wuH on a flat [naiti covered with liUMhes, (itVurilin;; ('a[iital cover to IiuliunN creeping; up to fire ut um ; mo uc hitched up at once and moved on to a ridge, ahoiit a mile liirther on, wliert; we remained till morning, carrying np water in (!very vessel that would hold it, in caMC the IndianH should eonu; sooner than wo expected. Morning eamc, and no sign of tlu; Indians; so wo had another talk, and all the men licing tor an immediato return to Fort Arhuckic, wo were at last compelled to agree to it; so wo put the mules in and started about eight o'clock. Wd cal- culated that wo wore about soventy-five miles IVoiii the Post, and that, unless liindcnd by tin; Comanches, we could do it in two days and a half, throwing away some; of our load if neces- sary. About ton o'clock F , who was acting r(>ar-guard, called to ns that they were coming ; and on looking back we saw about forty Indiana on some high ground to our right. Vc kept on as fast as wo could go, pulling up when on a bare hill a short distance further on, as it was a good place lor a light if wo wore to liave one. We had nine Winchester repeat- ing-rirtcs with us and three thousand rounds of aiiininnition for thom, having bought five hundred rounds jier man in case wo had any fighting ; the!i we had four double rifles and several hundred rounds of ammunition for them ; and, lastly, wc had a double eight-bore duck-gun, Mhich loaded with about two ounces of buckshot i»i each barrel would be ^rand at close quarters. The Indians gallojied up to within two hinidred yar^.s of us, when we waved them back, A-sa-ha-be advancing alone, witli a branch in Ids hand as a flag of truce. On his arrival at the w

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