Wagons Ho The Early YearsChapter 16
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July 6, 1845
We made fifteen miles today and camped on Swamp Creek. There was some marshy ground not too far from where we camped, but we didn't see any swamp. The camp was a good one and our animals got their fill.
The Reverend Green was driving his own wagon today, so there wasn't any riding up and down, talking to the wagon drivers as they drove. I did hear that he had held a prayer meeting while we were eating supper. Not many people showed up from what I heard.
Lettie had been a little withdrawn for the last couple of days, but she seemed to be coming out of it now. Millie whispered to me while they were making supper that she'd sleep with Abby tonight and that I should make Lettie feel loved. I think I did.
July 7, 1845
Gil and I needed to go hunting, so we went this morning. We both had a thrill as we both killed an antelope. This was a first for both of us. I'd seen several of them before, but was never close enough to take a shot.
We camped on the Goose River after traveling for sixteen miles. Just after supper, a light rain started to fall, so most everyone turned in early. My family was starting to get excited. We knew we were three quarters of the way to our goal or more. We talked for quite some time before we fell asleep.
It must have been nearly midnight when we were awakened by gunshots and screams. Guns were still going off when I was dressed and climbing out of the wagon. I told Millie and Lettie to load the single shot pistol and the shotgun we had and to protect Abby. For once they listened to me.
I ran toward the sound of the shots, but they had stopped by the time I got there. Several men were gathered around three bodies. One was a white man. His name was Jason Galbraith. I knew him and had talked with him on many occasions. He had been a quiet man of around twenty. I knew he was married, but I had only seen his wife a couple of times and had never talked to her.
The other two bodies belonged to Indians. Ab said they were from the Nez Perce tribe. Several people were trying to talk at once, but Caleb finally shut them up. He pointed at Ben Crank and said, "You first."
"Me and Jason were on night watch. We was settin under one of the wagons, talkin, when we heard a commotion among the horses. We went to see what was fashing them and we saw five or six Indians trying to steal them. Jason raised his rifle and shot that one. The other one there shot Jason with an arrow and I shot him with my pistol. The other ones ran away."
"Did anyone see which way they went?" Ab asked.
Ben pointed off to the north and said, "That way."
Caleb had been kneeling over Jason. Now, he stood up and said, "It looks like he's done for."
"God damned Indians," Ben said. "I think we should shoot ever one of them."
"If it had been a white man that shot another white man, do you think we should shoot all white folks?" Caleb asked.
"It ain't the same," Ben said. "Ever one knows that Indians are a bunch of lying, cheating, thieving heathens. Just ask Reverend Green."
"Everybody doesn't know any such thing," Caleb said. "My son-in-law is half Indian. He's one of the finest young men I've ever met."
Ben turned around and glared at me. "He should be shot just like the rest of them. Reverend Green says this wagon train won't be safe until we kill ever one of them."
"Ben, if I hear any more talk like that, you won't be on this wagon train any more," Ab said.
"I shoulda known you'd take up for them, Ab. Thank God this trip is almost over." Ben whirled and walked away.
I had to tell my wives about what had happened when I got back to the wagon. Both of them were upset when I told them what Ben had said about Indians. It took us a long while to get to sleep.
July 8, 1845
Before I left on scout I told John what Ben had said about killing Indians. He said he'd be very careful and keep a close watch on Tess. I took Millie, Lettie, and Abby with me.
We were in better traveling country now, but we were also in an area where there was very little grass. I finally found a dry branch that had plenty of good water in pools and good grass. We made twenty-two miles for the day.
Nothing happened that day or evening, for which I was thankful. We went to bed early and our sleep was undisturbed.
July 9, 1845
Today looked like it was going to be another good day for travel. The camp we chose was seventeen miles out from our last one. We didn't make it there that day though.
We headed back to meet up with the train after we had marked the campsite. It was well after noon when we got back to them and they were still stopped for nooning. We knew something had to be wrong, so we broke into a gallop.
I didn't see Ab so we rode on back toward our wagon. There was a group of people at pap's wagon, so we reined in. Mom was lying on the ground beside our wagon and Pris and Tess were kneeling beside her. I was off of Sin in an instant and ran over to her.
"I'm okay, Son," she said before I could even ask.
"What happened?" I asked of anyone who could give me an answer.
"Someone shot mom," Tess said and then she sobbed. "I'm going to kill them, Jase. Don't try to stop me."
"Who did it?" I asked, a cold ball was in my stomach.
"We don't know yet, Jase," Pris said. "We were all cooking our noon meal when someone shot your mom in the shoulder. Ab and I cleaned it up."
"Where were Ben Crank and the Reverend Green when this happened?"
"I know that's who you suspect, but we don't know for sure who it was, Jase," Ab said. "We're going to find out though."
"Damned straight I'm going to find out," I said as I got to my feet.
Ab stepped in front of me and said, "Don't do it, Jase."
"Get out of my way, Ab. Someone's going to die over this."
"Yeah, but we don't want it to be you, Jase," Caleb said as he stepped beside Ab. "We're going to find out who did this and then it'll be taken care of, proper like."
"Listen to them, Son," mom said.
Millie and Lettie came over on either side of me and put an arm around me. Abby slid in between me and Ab and threw her arms around my hips.
I couldn't help it. I started to cry. I know it wasn't manly. I know it wasn't how my Indian ancestors would have reacted. I allowed my wives to lead me over to our wagon and I sat against a wagon wheel and silently let out my grief.
Abby climbed on my lap and put her arms around my neck. I buried my face against her shoulder and allowed my grief to run its course.
After I had calmed some, Millie whispered, "I told John to keep an eye on Tess. She might start shooting people and not stop until she gets tired of loading."
"That's good thinking, Honey. Could you check on mom please?"
Millie said she would and she took off toward mom and pap's wagon. "Does anyone know where pap is?" I asked Lettie.
"I'll find out," Lettie said.
That left just me and Abby. "Papa, it's not right to kill people, is it?"
"No, Sweetheart. It isn't right. Caleb and Ab are right. We'll find out who did it, then I'll let Ab take care of what needs to be done."
"Thank you, Papa. I don't want to lose you," she said as she gave me a big hug.
Millie and Lettie came back together. They were smiling, so I knew mom was going to be alright. "My mom is taking care of your mom," Millie said. "The bullet went through the meaty part just under the arm. No bones were hit and the bullet went all the way through."
"Your mom told Sally what to put into a poultice so that it won't become infected. She also had Sally brewing some kind of tea that will ease her pain," Lettie said.
"Did you find out where pap is?" I asked.
Both of my wives started giggling. "Your pap is tied up in his wagon. He about went crazy from what John and Ab were telling us. Maybe you should go and talk with him after a while. He wants to kill half the wagon train," Lettie said.
"I can't say as I blame him. I promised Abby we're going to find out who did this and then I'm going to let Caleb and Ab handle it. Abby says she don't want to lose me."
By supper time, pap had calmed down to the point they could untie him. Mom had talked to him and I'm sure that helped a lot. We ended up not going any farther that day.
The place they had stopped for our nooning was on Rock Creek. There was good water, but the grass was poor. I knew our animals would be hungry tomorrow.
Ab, Caleb, Pris, and Sally came by after supper. Sally said that mom was sleeping and that pap was watching over her. "I'd pity anyone besides family that tried to get close to her," Sally said with a laugh.
"Jase, we've talked to a lot of people today," Caleb said. "We think we know who did this, but we're not absolutely sure, so we're not going to tell you yet. No one actually saw the shot fired, but one man and one woman saw someone walking in that direction with a pistol in their hand just before it happened."
"Seeing someone walking that way with a pistol in their hand is enough for me, Caleb," I said.
"It would be for us too, Jase," Ab said. "Unfortunately, the man says it was one guy. The woman says it could have been that guy, but it could have been another guy."
"Okay," I said. "I can see where you'd want to be sure. How are you going to find out?"
"Tomorrow, we're going to talk to some other people and find out where both of these men were when the shooting happened," Caleb said. "Until then, just let it ride, Jase."
"I can do that, Caleb. My lovely wives and daughter have talked some sense into me. Until you find out, I'm going to be extra careful to protect me and my family though. I won't go out looking for anyone, but if someone shows up here with a gun in their hand, God help them because you can't."
Caleb and Ab both nodded. I'm sure both of them were thinking the same thing.
Shortly after they left, someone else came to our camp. I was a little surprised when a pretty young woman came up to me and asked if she could talk to us for a while.
"I'm Emma Galbraith," she said. "I was wondering if I could talk with you all for a few minutes."
"Have a seat, Emma," Millie said. "We were all sorry to hear about your husband."
"I have to admit, it's hit me kind of hard. Jason and I were very close and very happily married. We had only been married about six months before we left for Oregon."
"I knew Jason," I said. "At first, I think we started talking with each other because our names were the same. Then I realized he was a really nice guy."
Emma smiled and said, "He really was a nice guy. He thought a lot of you, too. I heard what Ben Crank said and I wanted to apologize for that. Ben and Jason were best friends. I know Ben can be a little hot headed, but I don't think he was the one who shot your mom."
"Well, we don't know who did it, yet," Millie said, "but, we will find out."
"Emma," Lettie said. "My first husband was killed by an Indian too. It doesn't bother me that it was an Indian that killed my husband and that Jase is half Indian. How do you feel about it?"
"I'm half Indian myself," Emma said. "If I disliked Jase because he's half Indian, I'd have to dislike myself as well."
"Does Ben know you have Indian blood?" I asked.
Emma shook her head and said, "I guess I've never been as straight forward as you guys have been. I'm not ashamed of my Indian blood, but so many people look down on you if they know, that I've just never mentioned it."
"In the area we grew up in, it was never an issue," I said. "I guess most people around there knew that Mom is a Cherokee, but no one ever made a big deal about it. I guess that's why me and Tess are a little more open."
"I'd like to meet your sister," Emma said. "I've seen her around, but I've never talked to her."
"Abby, would you go over and bang on the side of Tess' wagon? Tell her to get out of bed. There's someone here we'd like for her to meet."
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Abby was her normal playful self that afternoon. She is always a joy to be around. Millie and Lettie were not. Both of them talked to me and both seemed to go out of their way to touch me or smile at me, but they probably didn't speak five words to each other all afternoon. When bedtime rolled around, we all went into the wagon. I picked up some blankets and a tarp and told them Abby and I were going to sleep under the wagon tonight. "But..." Millie started to say, but I cut her...
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Later that afternoon, Ab came around and told us Calvin was leaving our wagon train. "He said he couldn't possibly travel with a group that had a yokel for a Captain and a boy for a scout. He demanded his money back, but I told him to forget that." I had to laugh at that. "You know he's got a point, Ab. Caleb could be called a yokel. He'd never been much of anywhere until we started this trip. He's one of the smartest, most honest men I've ever met though. As for me, a lot of people...
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Bob came around in a few minutes and Sally tended to his hand. Caleb looked him in the eye and said, "You've got two choices, Bob. The whiskey is busted up. There ain't no more of it. You can either promise me you'll not try to hurt anyone here and ride on into St Louis with us, or we'll give you a mule and you can leave now. Either way, St Louis is as far as you go with us." "Pap, I ain't gonna make no promises about not hurting anyone. Jase shot me and he's gonna pay for...
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When we got back to the wagons, we went to see Ab first. Lettie told him everything that had happened. "Do you have friends you can stay with, Lettie?" Ab asked. "I don't know anyone on the train. Frank made me stay inside the wagon all of the time." "She can stay with us tonight, Ab. I'm sure that Millie and Tess will know where she can stay permanently," I said. "That'd be great, Jase. The next place I know of where she could leave the train if she wanted to is the trading...
Chapter 1 Our wagons moved across the plains slowly carrying all our possessions as we moved West. Riding my pony as an outrider, to guard the flank. The War between the States has claimed so many men including my father and his brothers. Each of us outriders were riding along with Navy Revolvers, a Henry Rifle and Greener Coach Guns that made our wagon train safe. Our group could not afford a Wagon Master, Scout or crew but we moved Westward using a semi-military organization and methods....
I had no idea what was going on, but the horse didn't get up. Then I heard another shot. I managed to roll over behind the horse. Somehow, I got my revolver out of its holster. I pointed it into the air, and fired off two shots. Then I just lay there, trying to figure out what had happened. My calf was hurting like all the demons of hell were running through it, so I figured I must have been shot. I was afraid to try to look at it, in case I'd expose myself to whomever was shooting at...
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"Did you talk to Stuart last night?" I asked Ab. "Yeah, your mom went over and looked at them this morning. She says the kids just have colds, but that she thinks Mrs. Stuart might have pneumonia. She's worried about her." "That's too bad. There was a man I knew down in Louisa. He got that pneumonia stuff last year and he died." "Unfortunately, that happens a lot. It's one of those diseases that they don't know what causes it and they don't know how to cure it. Sometimes the...
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June 1, 1845 Nothing exciting happened on the trail today. We had a few more hills than yesterday and we only made sixteen miles. Our camp was on a little stream that barely had enough water flowing to satisfy our animals. We'd all started the day with full water barrels so that was all that was really needed. I stopped by to see Ab before I left on scout. The told me that Winnie had done it again today. This time, she stood and talked to him for a minute before moving on. June 2, 1845 I...
I put my arm around Wanda and hugged her. I didn't know what to say, so I just held her. After a while, she looked at me. "I've been trying what Millie said to do to make myself feel good. It does feel good, but it isn't anything like I felt when you kissed me the other morning." "I'm glad it's helping, Honey." I was saved from further discussion by us finding a stand of birch trees. I knew birch was a hardwood, so I didn't see why it couldn't be used for a fence. We stopped the...
August 12, 1845 Ah, a day of rest. A day to sleep in. Then why couldn't I sleep late? I woke up between three lovely naked women, and one naked little girl. I lay there, just watching them for a while. Then I had to get up and take care of my necessaries. I managed to get out from among them without waking them, and got my clothes on. I climbed out of the wagon, and saw that Pris was already up. She had coffee made, so I went over and begged a cup from her. "I haven't gotten to talk...
August 8, 1846 - December 24, 1846 Our new house seemed empty after everyone went home. Our bedrooms were huge. Tess and John had their own large bedroom while my wives and I had another. Eve, Abby, and Mary shared another large bedroom, and Mike was in a large room all by himself. We knew that over the next few years both of the kid's bedrooms would fill up. John and I spent a lot of time that fall building furniture. We made one trip down to mom and pap's trading post, just to see what...
When we got up the next morning, mom told me to go out and kill a hog. "Which one?" I asked. "Kill the one that's about half grown," she said. "We don't have time to cure one that's bigger." I just nodded. "Do you want me to butcher him?" "No, just hang him with the block and tackle. I'll butcher him. Tess is gonna work on the jerky today and I'd like for you to start grinding corn." "Is one barrel full gonna be enough?" I asked. Mom nodded. I went out and got a hand...
As Ab had predicted, we reached the Green River before noon. He and I checked out the crossing and found the water was no more than a foot deep at the ford and the sandbars were firm. We crossed the river as easily as if we were traveling across the prairie and set up camp on the other side. The women started building a fire so they could fix us all a hot meal while all of the men saw to watering the animals. Then we turned the animals loose to graze. After we finished our meal, we just sat...
September 5, 1845 thru September 10, 1845 Putting up the gables was the hardest part. For one thing they were higher up. For another, each course had to be shorter than the previous one. We built a couple of ladders so we could work on them more comfortably, but still it was hard work. Timmy and the girls finished digging the footer for the fireplace long before we finished with the gables. When we'd get tired of working with the logs, John and I started building the foundation for the...
"So, when are you going to tell me the rest of the story, Pap?" I asked. I looked over at Mom and she was smiling. "Well, Jase, me and your Mom ain't able to take on four kids at our age. We don't have enough food to feed them for the winter, and we don't have enough room in our wickiup for them to sleep. We were wondering if you all could take them in." I looked over at Millie and she was nodding just as Tess said, "Of course we'll take them in, Pap." It was almost time for...
"Is that little vixen of mine bothering you?" Pris asked. I had to laugh. "She is coming on a little strong, Pris. I love her though, so I don't mind. My wives and I agreed we'll let her kiss and cuddle all she wants, but we won't let her do anything more until she's fifteen. Maybe by then she'll have completely forgotten about me." "That's not gonna happen, Jase," Pris grinned. "That girl has it bad for you. If you said the word, she'd have her drawers off and her legs...
"What's that, Honey?" "Could you give me one kiss? I mean a kiss like you'd kiss Millie." "I think I could do that," I said. I rode Sin over to a copse of trees and we dismounted. I put my arms around Wanda and leaned down. She tilted her face up. When our lips met, I could feel it all the way down to my toes. I know Wanda was feeling the same way I was, because I thought she was going to melt and run down through my arms. We held the kiss for a long time and when I brushed her...
November 26, 1845 When we all finally managed to get out of bed this morning, I managed to drink one cup of coffee before I needed to take care of my morning necessaries. When I got up and headed for the door, Tess said, "If you're heading for the outhouse, I think Adam may be out there." "Why do you say that?" I asked. "I just looked into where he sleeps and he wasn't there. I don't know where else he might be." "Tess, I've been sitting here for a half an hour or more and he...
We decided to press on, as long as it was light enough to see. Twilight was setting in and we were looking for a good camping spot, when I saw movement ahead. I told Tess to stay with the horses. I dismounted and made my way toward the movement, my rifle in hand. There were four deer grazing in a little meadow next to a nice stream. I was within a hundred yards of them, when I saw one of them look up suddenly. I froze in place, and waited until he had started grazing again. I slowly got...
Hi this is Mallika Joshi again this is my second true story, sorry folks for the delay but I was really busy in getting fucked with my devars and also one of my ISS fan who really made me crazy about his fucking. So coming to this story is about true thing happened with me few days back and with my hubby’s relative( his cousin mama) his name is Sachin he is mechanical engineer and had come to goa for some work along with his boss, he was just 2 years elder than my hubby, both of them were good...
"Don't be shy, girls." Deke was smiling, taking Heather by the hand, and turning slightly to take Debbie's. I just followed behind them. It was a large room, a recreation room and very relaxed. The walls were paneled in wood, mahogany or something, rich brown, and the carpet was thick and sort of golden brown. There was a full size billiards table to our left, and a couple guys were playing, although they'd paused for the moment, leaning on their cues and smiling at us. To our right was...
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People gossip, and no one gossips more than gay men. It's true. Just think about your own experiences in the so-called gay community. Yes? Anyway... Yes, we gossip about each other, but the unwritten rule was always that it stayed within the 'gay circle'. History shows that famous gay men were able to enjoy a gay lifestyle in relative security, because although many men 'knew' about them, the gossip rarely strayed where it shouldn't - outside the circle and into general society. Perhaps that's...
Note : This story is completely fictional! Hi my name is Lauren and I’m 18 years old, about 5 feet 5 inches tall and a hundred and twenty pounds. I have long blond hair, intense blue eyes and right now I was staring at my reflection in the mirror. I was wearing tight blue jeans and a blouse, and I was constantly picking at the front of my blouse to make it seem like I had more breasts then were actually there. I was a b-cup and wished my breasts would just grow to the same size as my older...
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I'm Joe Baker, a full-time appliance salesman and part-time writer. I have written a few books, but not sold enough to live on, till recently. I was asked by a man in prison if I would write his story. Jeff was found guilty of killing three men with whom he was acquainted. I did post his side of the story for on-line readers like I promised. Afterward I continued checking on the past of his wife Darcy and her girlfriend Shauna. One of the men killed was Shauna's husband Brad. I ended up...
Amy opened the laptop. She knew she needed to be quick, since the school bus would be there in an hour to drop off her k**s. But she couldn't resist touching herself any longer. Her last customer at the coffee shop had been a black man, and lately that was all that it had taken. Any time she talked to a black man, her pussy started to get wet. Sometimes even eye contact was enough. The worst was when it happened early in the morning. She could hardly stand the rest of her shift those days, her...
Waiting quietly in Karl's room after her shower, Helen had undressed and was lying on the bed reflecting on what had happened to her in the last few days. She still didn't think of the six-month gap in her life as real. Every time she thought she was beginning to understand what was happening and believed that she had had every experience there was, it seemed that something new happened, or was done to her, most of which she enjoyed but some of which was very painful. Was Karl going to use...
The next day at work, the reason for Gary's condition was obvious. When some of the old gang teased him, he didn't respond except with a goofy grin that took no acting at all. He was not about to say anything about Kirstin until he had talked it over with her. When the teasing quickly died out, he mentally thanked Morgan for her advice. It would be inaccurate to say Gary was relaxed for the arrival of Wednesday's group, but he was at least far more functional than the first two nights. He...
We had decided to take a trip to Vegas and spend some alone time together.. We started off with dinner, then went to hit the tables.. My husband was on a winning streak. He was up at least $1500. I whispered into his ear have fun I'll be in that cute little shop. ok? Then his luck ran out.. and before I knew it, he had lost the money we had to get back home.I was so mad that i had to just walk away. About 15min. later I went back to where I last saw him but he was not there.Just as I was...
She told me that she hated all men and that they were evil basterds. after that my Mom changed forever...... After about a month Mom started acting weird. never going out, telling her friends she never wanted to see them agian. she became a hermet and pulled me out of school telling them she was going to home school me. And then she started drinking hard. One night after a an all day binge Mom was very angry she said to me all men are assholes and so are you boy maybe I should have had a girl...
Alicia had never been as mortified as she had been when her father had walked in on her having sex with a classmate from her high school. She had always been very promiscuous, but had always succeeded in keeping her indiscretions a secret from her highly religious parents. Her father had caught her with the boy pounding her from behind, and her father’s temper had quickly overtaken the situation. The eighteen year old had been terrified, and had covered herself up quickly. Her parents had...
I never thought there was a good thing as a ‘positive burglary’ until I walked into my home a few years ago. I caught some teen bitch stealing my shit, crying to me that she needed the money for college. Fuck that! I’m not giving anybody any handouts, no matter how fucking hot she may be. And let me tell you, she was fucking smoking.So I decided to do what any rational man would do: give her a high-dollar piece item and fuck her brains out. That's exactly what I did! I gave her a gold necklace...
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Gay MaleHey guys, this is sideria07. I’m back with my second story. I would love your feedback on this one. Just to reintroduce my self I’m 23, average looking guy but with a nice 8-inch boner. So this story is a real one that happened with me the last time i was on a train. I was on my to Chennai. I was accompanied by my Elder cousin brother (43 years old) and his daughter (11 years old). We had booked our seats at the last moment so we couldn’t get reservations for everyone and unfortunately we were...
The girls turned onto Amber’s street, still hand in hand, side by side. Amber led Hanna through the doors of a two story apartment building, and up the stairs to the second floor. They walked to the left, coming to a halt in front of apartment 2B. Hanna started to let go of Amber’s hand. ‘It’s okay, my Dad doesn’t care. He’s most likely drunk anyway.’ Amber said as she grabbed Hanna’s hand, holding it again, tighter than she had been holding it. Hanna didn’t know what to say. Amber unlocked the...