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degree by exposure to the air, for I dug up some hundreds of pounds of it, nor does it in the least shrink or crack by exposure to the air the sun, and without unclear unclear in the most intense heat, which I publish and defy contradictions, as one of the most extraordinary and peculiar qualities of it. The great mistake is in that your unfortunate young man had not the good fortune to reach it before I did and too many travelers who get unclear out and sicken on the track of those who have gone before them (and beyond even the reach of their imaginations) without discovering anything anew, see everything that they do see with a jaundiced or unclear eye, and for want of something else to communicate are apt to take a pleasure in holding them up to the world as liars and public deceivers. In my Book you will see an accurate deleniation of the pipe stone quarry and read my description of it--which I venture to say will bear the test. If your correspondent, (whom I cannot call by name, and whose name I care not a fig for) cannot avoid so pop an absurdity as the one I have above named, don't rely upon him for any account of Indian superstitions and traditions of which I am sure he learned for unclear of in Yale college than he did of minerals. The information I have gathered and embodied in my book, if half of it were lies and unclear would be, and will be, of more value to the world than all unclear he make. I venture to say, if he is to tell me "that the Indians have no superstitions about the Red Pipe, and that they cover it with leaves and unclear to prevent it from cracking" - That the pipe stone is in some places lies deep and is difficult to dig, is certain as it lies under 3 or 4 feet in unclear, of the quartz (not "granite") which runs out and is a part of the wall overlaying it - tell this young man also that in other places where the surface of the prairie is more unclear as above the bank of the little unclear Sun in the drawing I found