It was said by a very great man that "Nothing can be more proper than that old people should write books for young folks, and that young folks should read them; for old people have the greatest amount of experience, and young people have the greatest amount of time to profit by it."<br><br>Considering myself now belonging to the first of this category, and with a good share of the experience referred to, I shall take infinite pleasure in presenting this second volume of "Life amongst the Indians" to the readers of my first volume, who now amount, as far as I am able to learn, to something approaching 60,000.