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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
t&lcC0GCcYy.
ProirstaE, America EOck fer tie Times
Dir. DoWlire's History of Rcmanism.

Z IeT putllShcd-a NLw AMI ESLAHGIp IpI
~ T!oN uf DH. DOW LlNG'S HISTORY or
i.OMAAiSN.-I his Popular and aIuabie work
lWH'Ch l., Protestant bat otherwise unseciariau)
has been pronounced by all Protestant demon.
IEa,IonS Tie St4HGGra History of The subject
OF which II treats.
Ia consequence Of Tie late FIRE in the Pub
liShef's establishment he has been unable 70 r
the last few months TO supplyIhe frequent orders
Tor this work. He has now the pleasure TO
auH.uace that u. bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement cf about
80 pages, including al the recent events OF
interest In relation 10 Pope Pins ~, the strug-
c.e for hlery IN Rome, iEe Madlai. GarazzI,
etc. c'c-; and that The enlarged work (makips
q ntb'o volume Of sl5 PageS) is now ready.
and Wi. te supplied 10 agents. booksellers and
he lu. Hc uHsc"t any GcrGnce Of price upon
lhe old editions.
Hundreds Ci teStimCu ais frC IN diS,ir cCisLcd
cleTsymer. scholars, presidents Of colleges and
others, have teen received, iesiifylpg TO the
fidelity and :a.uc OF this History. \ single ere
of l.e>e, from the pen Of jhat eminent Protest.
ant oholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Chccver, ID, IS
given as >Pt CIHien q the whole:
'-Ih- c, aud tcau;iful work" saws Or Checycr
.nauN strong claims for pot lar IA ,or,
ami Geo f ubi tL:.f it Is to have an
uruar, .tc II Is enc he mot .esantIy ,utIl,.hd
American PRES couta!HiES large numb,r of hyhjy
finished ruLlajt- Illustrative Of ths ceremonies su
sjti0i-. Ierrcu, and itriitit, Of RomSDism hish
ft tell mot el' nj tAir and real utility
well E.y IrTi.i- The rurk it-lf eh.ysct.r
zly .r,as, h. ana ccUI siye scriptuYal
Vi tie 2.turr and Ei-tc-y f The POI ish system II
~ but U' uty iull history Of the rise
ru rur. cru'.t'S. aLd present condition Of tie
Tal tcaid 10y reference to the uBGoubted
historic related u spirited. eng aging and
rl rC.yv l, and ARRANGED in the most ucl
IL tUs 10 and ie.jrut>. 4. with its teaurifsl
illustrate better adapted 10 furnish vivid and i'm
PIs-i, YcrtGtue o lo!EaHism il l. tLan sny oh.r
iok ruov Of II supplies rreat our ths olo-
siral literature: aud now that a conflict with Rome il
forced and ls t. H. tn. business Of u
all. Gle auI iay, work richly with flcs
and viii he r,o>t m-ly and useful W. III, ud
be glad TO Sc it ia p family and orrIs every
trg-.- 10 in tLc lard ~
GTAgehtS for The above work. to whom val.
uable inducements will be offered, vant.c in
every State of the Union. Apply to
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher.
May, 1853. III Fulton ST. New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

NorlCE.-The CHRONICLE and the 1e-
ieyraph oIices are now at the OLD STAND,
Market Square, UP stairs, left hand door
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,

nTILT SIX years ago. situate III he Borough
ID of LcwiSburg, Union Go Pa, IN very
favorable location, 50 by go feet and two Sto-
ries hugh. with one Eight Horse Engine
Securing Mill, Charcoal Miil, and Machine
shop attached, all in coed condiion' ana a
never falling Well Of Water IN the Foundry.
Also a large WARE ROOM, 10 by 30 feet,
,,,a' s,ories hich. with an OFFICE rs by 20
feet attached thereto. Ii. u. chhioI.
Lewisburg, July -. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

Dissolution Of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given to a'l nersons
whom it may concern, thai the Partner
shin heretofore existing under the rIrm of
aufinen, Refer d Co.. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent of all parties. Wit
ness our hands at Forest Iron Works this ith
day of October, \. ID. 1888.
SAMUEL KAUFMAN,
DAVID B. KAUFMAN,
DANIEL L. REBER.
NIB. The business will hencetorth be car
ried on undcr the Firm of Kaufman & Re6er,
who have the books, etc. OF the former Firm,
aud will eitle them at the old stand.
DAVID Il. KAUFMAN,
DANIEL. B. REBER.
Forest irony ork ;, Oct. 4, 1853
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@rThe following communication was
accidentally omitted, last week:
A Card.

Mn. EDITOR Will YOU be kind e.
noueh to say in your paper, that the citizens
Of Lcwisburg and vicinity have our most
heartfelt thanks for the kind assistance
rendered, in cndeavoring to save our prop
criy from fire On Saturday night last and
also, that We feel deeply grateful to the
citizens of Milton. for their prompt aud
very efficient aid in the hour of need.
FRICK, SLIFER & co.
Lewisburg, Oct. 10, 1853.
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F,Gu1Cssy - Elder.
Fourth St one door fgom Ba.r's lIotr!)
rNUR stock comprises Rosewood Mahogany
Walnut ard Cottage Dressing BUREAUS
Plain and Fancy Mahogany Bureaus-SE-
,CRETARIES and BOOKCASES in endless
variety,
SOFAS. OTTOU4NS, DIIANS.
Mahogany Chairs aud WhatnotS-Card, Pier,
Center, Sofa, Dining, and Breakfast Ia IS :, 5
-Grecian. French. Octagon, Cottage, ard
Common BEDSTEADS-RoSewood. Walnut
Mahogany and Cottage WASHSTANQS, and
various other articles.
All work WARRANTED to be well made, and
on the most reasonable terms. Cash, Produce
and Lumber taken in payment.
F. A. DONACHY,
4. ID. ELDER.
Lewisburg, Oct. 5, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
Election Returns.

80 The following are the official re
turns in the Lycoming Representative
District:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

The majority Of Beck is 2l9; that of
Eldred, 147.
~ The following are the official re-
tim, in Huntingdon Senatorial District 4:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co'fart-
~ nership heretofore existing between the
Subscribers under the Firm-name oil MefZS"
4 Mun,on, was by mutual consent dissolved on
the Is, of MAY last. All the accounts are to
be settled by S. d. Munson: -
JACOB l.. METTGER,
SALMON y. MUNSON.
I.cwi>hur-, Strt. -, 1913
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

war should ie carried on between the
Eastern and Northern powers of Europe,
without stirring up a vehement and fiery
effervescencc among the people, and crea-
ting opportunities for most terrible ret
ributon upon tier orpressors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

Correspondence Of the Lewisb.rs Chronicle.
Trout RuN-and six inches !
Ct Snow, up among the owls
ana bears Of the Lycoming {
Creek-Oct. "a. 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

And hundreds of articles not mentioned.
Watches, eek and Jcwelry carefully re.
paired and warranted. Call and sec
March, 1852 lyaI6
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For sale !,

r ~ dwelling house and lot No. l6, block No,
81 inStat,'s addition 10 Ottawa now ownedby I.
Kane. The above property is located on tn tow
path side Of the canal, near the main bridge, and
wlllbcsolI upon reasonable terms rnnd for cash, at
low prices, Enquire of p FASEfNG, or,
July 23-ig-in' JcHN BRADY
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i tcw pieces Of Chambray Just received by ex-
prrss, and for sale very low by
mnN7 IHn!ser. keIlgms. 4 co.
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Dl.rUr..rNG hDIur,r--A ypusg German
nonri Eivud Rorb.,. ~ the ,mpl, of Mr-,r,
Nngrul * ONrus. brass murdrrs or l'H4 city met
vi.h vrr severe accident yc,trrltv. Being
engaged 100 the lifting cruIbcuf molten hrl-,
from the furnace. biz foot slipped, orecpIruul
lin into llc p-l pl, thereby bringing the con.
tents 81 the crus.b,e over his per--n. burning l.,
legs and feet 10 q dreadful manner. aud uiur-
ing other parts y bis body severely. Wn-yo
Yit3s
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Boots 81 shoes!
Manila Cordase
Itcndv Waldo C,oih,n. Forever,
Liquors F.!

JNOR medicinal use. Dark and pale brandy,
II port, MADEIRA, Malaga, Nluscat aud Ttueriir
wine, Jamaica, ST Croix, Bay and n. T.. rum
rye whskey, Schnedam schnopps, London porter,
Scotch ale, NJ the New Drug & Book Store.
July 10. +. Y. GRlGds.
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1000 lslssY,pl.

DURE timothy seed wanted iorrnrly shipment
l. the highest price in cash will lhe paid in cash
by tIuy 23,h ]. G.. NArrINGER.
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~ We would vh the all those u'eaui large ard we"
y us-Jt.t zoe
MA W. OKS AND STITIONERT.
Ami
\ensal. Ihitll gIl.o
ru
1Ilturyo
c,
p
f..
eIa- uIuo.ct
utlb bras
la az
aIyoi.p "a uU lDd
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tiE l. u Use
o. TIE ERUIT.'


$50 rods being of pine lumber, and about twomll'
more of Usage orange hedge fence, now in cultu
aud in fine condition. These farm. ars situal,
six miles north Of Ottawa, La Sale co, H., {
the Otawu Northern Plank Road attic crossii
OF the Homer and Fox riycrrOad, giving each tai
one of the four coruers at the crossing Of the roV
in an intelligent community OF industrious al
rhriying farmers, nearly all from the east. o..
the ams having school house situated onit.un
having the benefit of Buck Creek aud MAJ.
springs oiwater, with about 1870 acres OF good pie
tGnd in tame grasses on the three farms
These farms have all heen made within
years so thai the Improvements are rev aud /
good state Of repair, rs the subscrib eI hadseloc
it as his permanent residence and made the ],
provcnentsaceorlincly ,hu,n0w intends to chan
his location and business, and ,b0aG fd6l UGTi
sell. Posse ssion on one oglwo OF the tarms !
meliats,y.
Termselsy. Inquire Of J. c. Na;tinscr @
wa, orof the subscriber the premises,
MAY lt-3J-3m. ArGAMP iosroF
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The Great Music Book
THE SHAWN

~ quot.
THE SHAWN
Will embrace some of thr'lrst music Of the psnl-
mister, the duIrnrr, the cinlics lludis and
Nessts. Woodbury., llastings, Mason aud Bad
bury are cng grd IN con plug Tor H. Choice mu-
sc from the ilr-lmaslcts, aud also preparing COM
positions of their own, cnlIrcly new aud ol tie
best character
The DIES irnul the publishers is 10 prcstnt col.
lection oi church music to the public, which viii
surppss any work OF III, kind cytryci pub.IshedIn
America, ~ the numberanA variety Of lie tunes,
anthems, set-pleccs, and choruscs, &c.
1t will contain also complete OTutorio arrnngcl
for the work which will be inund OF great value IN
the cOnce RI room Oi singing ell ,ses. Specimen CO.
pies nny bc had Of \ II &c. BUELEy,
Jnly23 Publishers gents, hIcugo.
NOW Is the TIME FOR FRUIT TREES.
Blrry's great work on the ilult garden intended
20 explain aud illustrate H., physiology oi fun
trees theory and practice OF all operations con-
nrctcd VITA propagation, pruning, rHnspHutlrg
and training ol orchards and gnudru tTt,s--laylrg
outoi orchards and gnTIcra--tcslmcu OF in
-pgrs"rying tr,Hta selection Of varieties.
Price, sl.5. Cupes i0r TIA, country mai,dtree Of
postage, 10y a. II y Z. hurley,
Julv Is l22 Luke ST, CWc1go.
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JIy 30.
DESIGNATION /,

/ firm OF c. c hmGN \. Badgiry. IL This day
dissolved by mutual consent estahlsl m,ht
vii hereafter he carrlcdou by c. c. kmg-trs
Jun" nh, 1853. & G. KING,
jay 30. ANrHoST BAuGLrY
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StraVed or Stolen,
TWO HORSES

INUW The suh'criber, fcsdIng 0bout lTrte
II miles below Mission, La Sale county, five
TWO HORSES,
One 3 year od a sorrel rean, with \ sorrel
tail aud name, he is not very largc--rcsenbles a
pony The other is an iron gray, . years old,
middling size, with SOM while on near the hopi
on one OF his hind feet, with black maze ard tan.
The two will probably remain Together, unless
parted by force.
Ten dollars reward will be paid toany one who
viii give information where they may be found.
Address 70 lul9 I'm OLE OLSON, Norway I. y.
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Cl4URNS, CHURNS.

Iairymen & Farmers, Attention,
o Eei!.5 Patent Atmospheric, Lever Chuln
IT As taken The premiums a, three fairs in diff
lcreut states, and many citizens otthis place
who Wit esscd It's operation at the Mansion
touse, can testify TO its superiority oyerauy churn
ever before invented. Mr.. ONcil CLAIMS lhat,
from It's superoIpower as applied to cream, more
bditercan be prodgctd from the same quantity OF
cream, with less labor, and Ia much shorter time,
than any churns heretofore in use. In short tic
chuu- need no recommendation as they will rec
Ommend themselves.
hayea contract for the making ofoue hundred
Of these churns, and hope sOonto be able l..uppY
the demand.
Forsnle hY NAV 2SN G l. Tno.r.oN.
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IDr1edErgri,.

TIRED APPLtS, peaches, dried curranls,
4 y and nice article oi rlul17, al The
March 81. Nav ENG BRANCH.
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AT7,'E SON OF THE BIG COFFEE POT
I'VE undersigned have entered hjo partnership
i f., the purpose ol manufacturing tin, steel,
iron aud cooper ware, in all OF it, various bran
chcs. They nave now on hand, and for sale, a
good assortment oi shelf hardware, slows, and
in ware. and during the next monJh shall be in
receipt 81 a large ana we'd assorted stock of iron.
nails glass aud all other article properly bClor-
glGg To an rs ab,ishmeHt Of Ibis klnd. They
would cordially invite their acgnam,anccs ard al
Others 10 give them q cali hopnghy sric. rttru-
tlonnnd an honorable ana upright course ct bust
ness, ~ mcri, iGr share Of the pubic patron.
age lAcNsoN Il LoyKYoop.
gILrSw JACKSON. iul.3 WARD IUtNWOOp
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IiaIiiordiiro Insurance Company.
I'll Undersigned are appointed agents for 2"
piace.aud vicinity, Tor the above Iou- c. ::
iished well known, and responsible Fire j.
rance Company and are prepared 10 take ~
for the same, on q favorable terms as other !
non .lhir rowpHuIts IuII NORRIS x Fi.ITE
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THE store and lots situated ul the corner Of La
Sale and Hugh lis, south OF the main snol.
The lots rua OF feet on La sale st, and i52 feet
on High st,
The above property Will tr sold cAcar, &Gd tine
giygU with paN OF The money.
The store has been built bai 4 lJwycars. ~ d is
90 by Is feet; tw0e,cl.es high, v an addition
OF ~ by II feet.
Reference MAJ be made q Fellows, Walker &
Co. Ottawa, or to the subscriber, 5 miles north
west OF Ottawa. June 49, THoa. CARTON.
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ilcsi,ircs nre>c.
Otjn.yl Tcu,nlr Nr,niraI,!

THE best ol rarrsr 1lvay- on haudand for sal
al wholesale orI,tml Iu.3O l.. y. SNrGa.
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NSTiNDoW GLASS 2OOOleet lor sale by
" dec.lO 6. l., lBov'sos
Dn DOAES Rais,ns, ~ - icr -ale by
w dec 10 & J. fHoNrzoN
SN KEGS pure With lead, for sajrhy
~ dee 10 G. l. THoNFsov
I uUDON's, Jayurs, Moiiat's, Fi,ch'.. Glelen.
burg and all the popular palen, medicine. TO-
sa'C by dec 10 G. /. TnnMrsUH
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I As 70 book store kpp,ly II y. Gusr- --at'h
New Dug 81 Book S ore, oous!slUgot
G,ulaIalu' agghil-r' md olh"Ts~
AgI,u.uDlaud lDlicuiu.a works.
: 4. the different -cr.rs ois,hoo| books,
Ee7Hicr Eu.rll and aI' The popular woIhs,
poo volumes u -hi reading,
All jhe pcruca. works oiihclast authors
laachsny's Ar,hufs, fuwam's, App.cion's, Far
tys,
Ms Naz.n.apsani ot.cr series aud iiJIa!lcsioI
ynu,is.
Albums, Els'oaes iona books, &c SC.
Juv Is T. 7 GRlaaa.
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Firc GGIa .Btlycsly.
I BEAUTIFUL assortment Of pins, .iugs,
"a bracelets, lockrIs, gar drops. sc, SC.
cheapot lNlgy FL J. ". Nuns.
t'2gaSul5,
TIE creates; rariely OF styles 4nd price, may be
se,nut apo J " mus
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EOr Snlc Ng gSCu!,

HAS the largest assortment of fans, al Jesira-
. bic styles and qualueS may he-cen at he
MaY2l NV en- IEANcn
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Fishing tackle.

Inn FISHING rCLES, an! large assert
sOo ment of IIncsunl hooks, tor saIeby
g. l.. VuoMlsoN,
March r. al The CIR Dras Store
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T0wilGc E.isdies.

900 KEGS Boston Nails, If all sizes, at he
wv Paint Oil and Gas Store.
Dec ~ !. llussArK.
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% lt utIu In
w and n9 the n.ai the varied and best assorted
c o. Z 10
Ia tcdw amucIca
10 Tor LDgis
and CulI
rri CASE sei nob eel cp cher than any
Sc G. we tv
q, s. Do 10 con
IS rgha iron
call 1ai
:,
D. trge asscu
DE as. ma wnrH aadR
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scales.

TWO first rate platform scnles, one weighing
800 lbs and the other 900 lbs, tor sale
cheap by mly2I fuLows, WAFER & Go.
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NniIs.

( 0OD COR DS good Ere Wood wanjcd.
wv the Lumber yard. j. lloSsAck.
Ottawa. pecrmber21
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
The Female Writer'S Ofthe XlXth
CcNtUrVs

The last North British Reuieac, in the
course Of an agreable review Of several
popular works of Gction, pays the fol-
lowing tribute to the female authors Of
tho day. We do not see that any OK.
ccp,ion can be taken to the writer's state.
ment OF the case for the gcntler sox,
hough we confess We were not aware
that it admitted Of being put quite SO
strongly. lfit be true tha! women arc
the m ost popular and successful Writer'S
of fiction, then another ana more inlpor.
tant truth follows from it: that women
have The largest numbers; for it is pretty
clear that the great bulk Of the popular
reading is fictitious.
Atno previous period Of the race have
women held so responsible or inllucn-
tial position as this ar,ic.o now credits
with, anil the subject, with its conscquen'
ccs, is worthy Of careful mettation;
"We have to notice the fact at thi;
! particular perioI Of tho worlds history
the very best novels in several grea
countries happen 10 have been writer
by women; that there is no American
novel fit to be mentioned side by sid,
with Mrs. Bcccher Stoves Uncle Tom.
no French novel that approaches thu
grandeur Of George Sands sConsuclo,' g
] the perfect grace and beauty Of her thrc'
Fl ,idyis,' LA Marc an Diable.' 'Ffancoi
10 Champi,' and La Petite Fadestc;' :ha
! Miss Brcmer and Mrs. Carlcn shar
the crown ofSwel.sh novelisn; and that
: setting apart the two great popular wr,
, ters Of English oontempofary fiction
Thackcrary and Dickens, whom "
. might. perhaps. best characterise BY say
f. ing, that tho works Of the ono ato unac
! ted and continuous comedy-Dante
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19

Sec. 80. When there are several or
ders Of attachment against the Same de-
(endant, in the hands Of the same officer,
they shall be executed in the orler in
which they were received by said officer;
he shall 90 to the place where the de.
fendan,'s property may be found, and
tlero in the presence o(two credible per-
sons, declare that by virtue of said Or
der, he attaches said property at the
suit Of such plaintiff, and the officer,
with two househollcrs Of tho county,
who shall be first sworn or affirmed BY
the officer, shall make true inventory
and appraismcnt Of all property attach
ed, which shall be signed by the Officer
and said houscholders, and returned
with the order; when the properly can b'
conc at, he shall take the same into hi
custody, and holdi subject to the Jus
ticc.
Sec. So. Tho constable shall delivc
the property attached to the person ,.i'
whose possession it was found, upon N
execution by such persons. in tho pres
ence Of the constable. ali undeftakir
| of iRe plaintiff. with one cr'nofc sun
,ciont surotiss resident Ia aho counsy,it'
tho efrec, ,hatahe parties to the same ar
hbouna Ii double the appraised, yaln
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-19
IRONTON OHIO, TUESDAY, July 10. 1853.

as much devoted 10 both. / have been
rasodin tho district, nnds eI;pect;to lR.
sil1 ir IL srsi long as. / iiyr; and hope,
whether | shall be clectel to Congress
6fnot, to have Tho pleasure Of enjoying
The society Of my trionIs .iormnny yeafs
yet to como. My late is inyour hands
and whatever yout decision may be on
the day Of elcction-shall. on my part be
cheer 'u.ly susmilto,l to.
: ] ain your fellow citizen
JAS M. RICE.
Louisa, July OH, 1883.
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Sioux Politics.


Sioux Politics.
At late council held between The ST.
oux Indians nnJ Governor Connon,
very interesting ana amusing dialogue I
occurred between Lit,lc Crow, the orator
Of the ,cl brethren, AMI The. Gov'r, which
is worth recording.
LITTLE Cnow.--l want 10 say some
thing to the men tstonling all around
there, pointing to a row OF professional
gentlemen. who were lcanins up lazily
against the WALL want the interpreter
to ask them II they would expect TO be
pail like our government .rurmors, six
hundre dollars year, AMI then no, dc
their. work we'll? [Laushtcr.l
GovEnSoa.-Why those men over
there, probably never did days work
in their lives. [Anoihct laugh at the
expense Of the professional gentlemen
l.. C.-.If they won't work themselves,
don't ,hink they would be willing TO
pay other men $500 year for doing
nothing.
Gov.-Do the govcsnmcn. farmers neg.
lcct their work?
L. C.--Thcy do scarcely any thing
The money paid them passes through
their fingers, AMI falls ON the ground,
without doing us any good.
Gov.-I will look to it, anl if any Of
the farmers have not done their duty,
will Gnl COOL men to fill their places.
l.. Give want change. We have
new Great Father with new counsellers
We have n new Governor and new agents
and we think that we ought 10 have new
farmers. Laughter and applause from
all the white folks present, who agree
tha, Little Crow is shrcw,l politician
anl pretty orthodox Dcmocra!.l
Cow will consult the welfare Of
he indians, AMI the reasonable wishes ol
the chiefs, and remove every farmer that
is lazy OF incompetent. Great applause
among the red men, manifested by q
unanimous "ho!" iho!" "no!"
L. C.-You will see at The agency,
tha, the farmer Of my band has done
nothng--m;'dc no fence yet.
Gov.-If so, will remove him.
lMore applause from the red citizens
who ars waxing quite warm in their Dc
mocracy.l
Gray Iron. (Chicf of Black Dog vii
lage .)-You will also see that the far
mer of my banl has done no work. made
no fence.
Gov.-Then will remove him too
and | will now say 10 the chiefs OF a!
the bands, that when so to the agency
, will remove every farmer that has no
done his duty.
The Indians expressed the greatest sat
isfaction q, this assurance, ami seem tc
f feel that they have now father, who
l while he cnforccs from them the most in.
p!icit obedience to all just command
and rcauisilions, at the Same time watcl,
:, es their interests AMI defends their right
h with patcrnal solic'ule.
: Although the Sioux Inliuns are or
posed to removing themselves, they ar
:. nevertheless warmly in favor Of rcmovin
c the remaining incumhcnts among thci
y, Of the late Galphin Administration.