A Catholic priest and two eastern travelers, returning from Colorado, are the only passengers in this coach. The seats are covered with sand, and window sills drifted full. I brush a seat next to the river side and prepare to write. Must tell you first that my wrap was handed me by the porter, so if I was not in Colorado, it was. The prairies are dotted with white thistle flowers, that look like pond lilies on a sea of green. The buffalo grass is so short that it does not hide the tiniest flower. Now we are alongside the river; sand-bars in all shapes and little islands of green--there it winds to the south and is lost to sight--herds of cattle--corn field--river again with willow fringed bank--cattle on a sand-bar, so it cannot be quicksand, or they would not be there long--river gone again--tall willow grove--wire fencing--creek I suppose, but it is only a brook in width. Now a broad, beautiful valley. Dear me! this field must be five miles long, and cattle grazing in it--all fenced in until we reach INDIANOLA, one of the veteran towns of Red Willow county. The town-site was surveyed in 1873, and is now the county seat. Of course its growth was slow until the advent of the B. & M., and now it numbers over 400 inhabitants. "This way with your sorghum cane, and get your 'lasses' from the big sorghum mill." See a church steeple, court house, and school house--great herd of cattle--wilderness of sunflowers turning their bright faces to the sun--now nothing but grass--corral made of logs--corn and potatoes--out of the old sod into the nice new frame--river beautifully wooded--valley about four miles wide from bluff to bluff--dog town, but don't seem to be any doggies at home--board fence. CAMBRIDGE. Close to the bridge and near Medicine creek; population 500; a flouring mill; in Furnas county now. The flowers that I see are the prairie rose shaded from white to pink, thistles, white and pink cactuses, purple shoestring, a yellow flower, and sunflowers. Abrupt bluffs like those of Valentine. Buffalo burs, and buffalo wallows. Country looking fine. Grain good. ARAPAHOE.