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Onnandagas. That the chief only who had me in charge had acted rashly and that it should not happen again, also I should be conducted to Onneida. In effect, the next morning two chiefs were selected with about thirty other savages, to conduct me there, while the rest of the army pursued its course towards Montreal.

I was very well treated in all the Onneida wigwams during the journey. They prepared themselves my bed of rushes at night and when they had anything to eat which they thought especially choice,