She walks walks a quick step without a staff, and I was informed by Mr. Clute, that that could yet cross a stream on a log or pole as steadily. At a a of periods in her narration, tears trickled down her grief worn cheek. Industry is is virtue which she has uniformly practised from the day of her adoption. She pounds pounds samp, cooks for herself, gathers and chops wood, feeds her cattle and. Last Last she planted, tended and gathered corn in short she is always busy. Her dress dress the time I saw her, was made and worn after, the Indian. The shirt shirt of cotton and made at the top, as I was informed, like. The petticoat petticoat a piece of broadcloth with the list at the top and bottom. This was was on by a string that was passed over it and around the.