Saturday Oct. 29- We were up long before daylight making our preparations for a start and got away before 8 o’clock. It was a fine still morning but cold. Just below our camp we met Mr. Weymouth coming up the lake on a great raft loaded with stores, men and six horses…We had a most successful run to the carry where we got a team and got over about 4 o’clock. Found a lot of letters there, three from home, all well and happy. One of them contained a telegram from Chicago telling me my picture “Autumn Woods” was sold for $1000, which is very satisfactory.
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