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Prom the N. r. Courier and Enquirer.
JUDGE GOULD ON NATURALIZATION.

The Hon. George Gould of Troy, while
holding a circuit Of the Supreme Court in
the third District, was applied to by a stout
Hibernian for ''his paper" !" in the manner
following: E1s
The Clerk informed the Judge that the
man wished to be naturalized, and he (the
Clerk proposed to conduct the matter as
usual, at his own desk, without interrupting
the business of the Court. The Judge re-
piled that he knew no business more impor-
tant than giving man the full rights Of an
American citizen, and that he would himself
conduct the proceedings in open Court.
The applicant thereupon produced his
certificate OF intention, and his witnesses as
to residence, good character, &c. After
which the following colloquy ensucd:
Judge-You say you prefer living in this
country to returning to Ireland; will you
tell me why? .a4ssfs 4 at'S 81
d Pat-This is a land Of liberty, yer Hon.
or. .. ..a gs.-,.-aL. .5,,.-,-. So.
Jndge-You say that you are attached to
our institutions; whns arc they?
q Pat-(No answer.) 9tf - ya5
Judge-Who governs the country?
F Pat-The President, sure. s.. -, ~
s Judge-Who makes the laws?
Pats as yer honor. fl &&a
Judge-No; only administer tho laws.
Who governs this State7
Pat-(No answer.
Judpe-Mr, CLERK hand me the blank
form Of the Naturalization Oath. iTh;.
being handed 10 the Court. he addressed
the applicant nsain.I There is n this oath
a clause by which YOU are to swear that Won
will support the Constitution Of the Ijnste,i
States. .,ll M" ~- -. -
4 Pat-Oh, yes. ver honor! Pm readv, to
swar to that. f''lli ,a'si ~
Judpe-Did you esef read the Constitu.
tion2 - ssa A l1ss = ar--a- IS
4 Pat-No, yer Honor. ,stT s.s,..,,ss,,,a +
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OFF NIT HIS HEAD.

A breathlessly excited individual, SAYS q
late number Of the San Francisco Morning
Call, rushed into the police Office YESTERDAY,
and inquired for the chief. r.l =
"What do you want Of him?" inquired an
impassive officer.
81 wants." said he, with Tcutonic &C.
cent, 81 wants Elm bapcr to kill tam toy
yot pites me in To leg.'' s
"Ah, you wish an order of execution il.
sued against vicious canine,'' said the Of.
fcer. t
"No, I tussant yant NO sich thing. Z
wants q baper to tell me to kill a tam bun.
He pitcs my leg 80 pad, l have got the IL.
drohope, and viii kill him or / goes mat
too.s a e #&~S e
ssAh, nov see, p said the ilnpassive tenn
permanent; ssyou require authority to pro-
ceed with force Of arms against the dan
gerous animal.'' -. =,
ssAlein Got, no-dat ish not vat / wants,
/ want to Jief to give me license to Lin g
tog. wants him 10 make me baper 80 ven
kill tc tog he can nicht 90 inter 10 bolics
court and swear against me. = -, 80 Z
eThe dog9"
'Ncin--not te tog-te man rot owns the
tog. You see il Kills him - = = -
"What, the ninn?o
ssNcin-tc tog. Und de man sues me for
mine side, dye sce2' y
"Oh yes!" said the officer, Who WAS quiet
" chuckling at the cAution ctirc ID by the
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CAUGHrTHE HEPANIC,

A tall, lank, Jerusalem sort of fellow
pretty well under the inAaence of Mr.. Alco-
hol, was observed swinging to lamp post
on Fifth street last night. He was talking
quite loudly to the aforesaid post, when a
guardian Of the night approached him.
ssCome, sir, you are making too much
noise," said the watchman.
ssNoise? who's that said noise?" asked the
post-holder, as he skewed his head and en-
deavored in vain to give the intruder a So
Der look. ,- 49, .... .t-..a ...9 III
"It was me" replied the watchman, as he
exposed his silvered numbers to full view. 81
ssYou9 and who the devil arc you9 1t
taint me that's maxim the noise. No, sir.
It's the banks that's maxim all the noise.-
They're brakin', a crashin' and smashin'
of things to an Incredible amount. Noise?
It's the bankers that's maxim the noise.
They're cussin', rippin' and stavin' all
round. It's the brokers that's a maxim of
oil the noise. They're hollerin', and a
yelpin', and screechin', like wild injuns,
over the times, that worsers everything but
themselves. No sir faint me that's maxim
the noise." ..,. 80 .....,..e s..-.-t.,...4
s'You are tight as brick in a new wall, -
said the watchman, amused at the good ma
ture Of the man. p aE 8g# ,H'ss
ssMe tight9 Who said was tight? No,
sir, you're mistaken. It's not me that's tight.
It's money that's tight. Go down on Third
street, and they'll tell you there that money
is tight. Go into the workshops, and you'll
find money tight. Read the newspapers and
you'll find out that it's money that's tight.
Me tight2 Ty got nary q red but Kanahawa,
and the ID couldn't get tight on that ~
"Thcn you are drunk, /" said the watch.
"Drunk? Stranger, you're out agin'.--
The worlds drunk. The hull community is
staggcrin' around, buttin' their head agin
stone walls, and skinnin' their noses ON the
curbstone of adversely. Yes, sir, we're all
drunk-that is, evorybody's drunk but me.
Pm sober-sober as a police Judge on rainy
day. l. dint drunk /; sir, stranger l amt
drunk q gaaaf b s0 {5,sfs fsia .bgsfe
.. aWhy Z DO d, you make saeh . fool Of your. M
sFoole Sir Pm not i fool. Pm dis
tressed. Pve catched tho contagion.e Pm
Afflicted sAsa .tafE sjtaa sss3Es J
"ExactE.' s. sss-
"What's the matter ?'' 'i'ss ss''s's
"Pve GOT THE PANIcs." % So tHiSF4aAA 2
s'The what?" Il Ia .J asss ..sts, sssa ,sl
"The panics, sir; it's going to carry Of
this town. | have tried to escape it by hard
drink, but it's no use. The panics have go'
me, sure.'' sd I, $3.50 as1a a9 Hsw q !,
The watchman, more amused than ever,
rendered his sympathy, and, what Was better.
his aid, to the panic stricken individual. In
the course Of half an hour he had the pleas.
ure Of putting him into the door Of his
boarding-house. and pointing out to him the
best remedy soft bed and long slumber
l-Ctn. Times ,,ss.s.g xBF sv,s, ysss afst "a:
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AN AMV1OU3 1BMONAUT. sfSss'
A late French journal relates the follow.
ing story, which, it will be seen i Frsnsl.
all over, besides immensely funny: -.
While Mons. GODDARD was filing an inn
mense balloon in the C5amp-de Mars. Be
amused the spectators By seDdinr up the
small figure Of . nan, the perfees rsss~-
blance Of n. Theirs without tho spsctsolea.
The little man being filed with gas, rose
majestically into tho air, and vas sooo lost
to view among the clouds. His adventures
which became known the next day, wsre
curious. Thanxs to . strong and favoeine
gale which impelled him on his course, ths
little balloon-man arrived the Same after
noon in sight Of . fne country hoase ID tie
neighborhood of Bievro. Il vas near the
hour Of dinner, and the lady Of The mansion
who naturally thought herself safe, vas
occupied in the mysteries Of her toilet. Tso
day being warm, she had opened ono Of
the windows which looked out upon ths
park, and was safe from prying eyes. While
TRANQUILITY engaged, By the assistance Of .
corset, in reducing her waist to sixe and
shape that would reflect credit TO her hus-
bands taste, she wassuddenly startled by .
blast Of wind, followed BY strange noise,
and Immediately the easement was thrown
open, and our little balloon man entered
her chamber unannomced. The lady utte,s
a cry of terror, and throws . shawl over
her shoulders. The little man, driven by
the wind, throws himsclf upon the unhappy
woman, who, screaming louder than ever,
pushes him Of, and he concenls himself I'm.
der tho bed. AIS ,zss ,s-s-
Just as the wife, in supplicatins voice
says to this novel Don Juan: "Ah! Mon
sieur, 60 away, or you will ruin me!'' the
husband furiously rushed in, crying: ssAh!
the wretch, have him now p' and goes in
search Of his sword, to RON him through the
body.
The wife, more dead than alive, reiser.tes
in the midst Of sobs: ssFly! fyi Monsieur,
and save me the sight Of a dreadful trage-.
dy." - .,.-...-....".
The husband arrives, armed to the teeth.
followed by the whole household, who seek
to mollify his anger. ,ss II: "a sss55F2l
! While two Of his friends hold the husband.
q third, STOPPING down, perceivcs our little
friend, who, from good cause, uttcrs not .
word, and catching him by the leg, draws
him forth from his concealment, when, 10 !!
Monsieur Balloon, no longer held down by
the bedstead, raises himself erect, swells
out, and rises majesticaly to the ceiling, to
the immense amusement of the spectators,
while the poor jealous husband slinks away,
sword and oil, heartily ashamed of his own
causeless wrath.
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81 90 PER ANNUM.

tha3 the dse1s 1svsa ~ deesnA sduiniutu ~.
ef that oath, depesds iepas. : - eoadi,
tion that the apPlieaat skpald 4 Issss -
derstand y; and ! win hevsf al1ow -
abuse of thslaw % weus6 bs asnaiees6 -
your taking thas cath III yssr ptnsasutss6i;.
cunstances. Yos cannot be naswaksea 81
this court.
The above, which u an exact YslsAten of
an actual occurfsnce, touches ths very soss
Of this matter Of Naturalixation, s,s.s 80
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CO q Yankee who had just come hon
Florence, being asked what he saw and cd
mired, and whether he was not in raptsrss
with tho statue Of Venus, replied - .s.
"Well, to tell the truth, ldon't care much
about these stone gals" ". Il
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An Alabama editor, IN very swelling
article, says there u but one being he fsars.
We (ssys Prcuticc) suppose that i The
ssfool-tillcr,o
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GJA lawyer in the interior Of our State,
recently declined paying his merchant for
his bill Of goods on the ground that the tra-
der might suspend and keep the money out
of circulation. aa8 gaa ps seq ,ss9$e q
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] CTshuch remains unsung,o as the tom
cat remarked to the brick bat, when It ab-
ruptly cut short his serenade. s-
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OMAHA, n. +.
THE ABOVE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOW OPEN
and ready for the transaction Of general Banking
Gold Niver and Exchange Of, various parts Of the
. s'A.ss bought and Sold. Collections made and
Of Trust. %sMpppIT nr..sr
3. =. AIM SeSRr. fn2lu
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CTA exchange paper says the most
ldignifed, glorious and lovely work of nature
is wcInar-the next mnn-and thirdly the
Berkshire pig. il s8Al 1abl slsr a9gp lWsa
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z,.. re J. 7. OLIVER, 80
A6er ant TAf1or
AND DEALER IN -.
Getlemens' Furnishing Goods.
Essrs ss., opp0sfss Pacific Mesa
COIINCIJ. NJ I-EES Tow

kEEPS ON HAND A CHOICE SELECrTnN
n u CLOTHS, CASIAERES Il vESTlNGS,> a.
winch be will make up to order, in the latest and h
moa mss, approved styles. Together with q beautiful
'',,'.meot =, VI CAMS. FURNISHING GOODS III
N-e 'A ffE J. T. OLIVER Y
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ID. e.. BLOOMER,
.>,pserv PsSNe r CsmMtssfsssr eS Dsss''S'
shs sysss SS .VsO 1~rk.
DEEDS r CONvEYANCES OF ALL KINDS,
J promptly filied aud Acknowledged.
a. once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
May l8S7-nl-u
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= ffoa PRICE T. JAMES.
, rroRNEvs AT Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS
nOnEnT nOIGLASS,

a rrORNEY AT LAW, WILL PRACTICE iN nn
a ssvcral Courts Of Record in the State of Iowa
,dce in the Upper East Room Of the Brick bnidins ~
Hrcsdway, nearly opposite the Pacific HOTEL ioi"'' ~
,erupied BY II. G. Mutt h Co. .--..a-. -ss
Council Blunfs City, August lst-nlA-u - -
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naxxf AxD COUNSELLOR ArLAW, ooeN-.
a Gil BLUFFS, Iowa: =, c..~n. weare
ETo6ce oteie.e 49, s.r 49,! : - = sz n6.u.
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sDo! Can you sit there and deliberately
tell me that you don't know what to do with
your money, when your wife and daughters
are positively going about in rsgs3 No
wonder there's a panic, if all men are likeyou!
History sayeth not what response, if any,
Joseph Won Muff made to this particular ut
tack Of his spouse. 1t is probable, however,
that be wss too experienced q husband not
to find safety in fight. catg
The next morning Mr.. Won. Muff learned,
to his dispair, that all the banks, including
the Blunderbuss, had suspended specie pay
snenfS. sag .-..---f -.
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TnE NoNp pARElL.

T a,.Il1vaa, 16. ~.
D.0 EON. OFFICE AT Dill
pH1Sx.c.IAns nsra srORE, Lower Broadway uieu voun'
n tsl,,0fa rOW1
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Blu. poor old Barnes, who had no break
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For All Parts OF the west.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
YVUREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il beriand, Wheeling. all parts the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will leave (cxnelt sunday
M, connecting with trains Philadelphia train from
Washington uncton viii stop At stations and arrive Cum
berland ut O'clock, p.
Oil daily cxccpt Sunday
M, reaches Wheeling by m. connecting
Columbus indianapolis
vile, Cleveland Too Detroit Chicago 81 Louis Cairo and inter-
mediate points.
places, other south
nearly miles shorter than other
The time 10 these places Is also uncqGalcd
checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis ind
81. Louis,
Passengers and baggage transferred a a points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the large in the West
possible ticket Office station,
Washington city.
A sccondcass cal ? attached to the mail train
from Baltimore Washington the entire road
oakland They morning by the
train which leaves Cumberland SO and reaches Wheeling
at 2
Passengers Washington ample time for meals Wash
ington junction.
be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train cas- will stop
Cumberland express beyond Piedmont,
leaves Wheeling Tl5 anl
Cumberland 20 reaching Baltimore 5i5,
FREDERICK TRAIN starts al 4, (eXccpt sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving a, Baltimore
al IL 80,
The EIIIcoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at g. m
and p m. Ecotts Mills at 60 M, and 7so p.
except Sunday.
W. S. woOTsIDE
Jan 17--,ln Master OF Transportation.
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NAVY DsPARIhKSr,
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment, and Repai

Bureau Of Construction Equipment, and ReIarss
CtEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
- the aca ending Soh June 1858 will be Received at .
ssa he IS Sf n sss s sa@s nsA II
tio p that they be distinguished from other business letters
euary printed schedules which win be Furnished
10 such desire o on application 70 the emmanan q the re-
the yards upon application this bureau This division into classes
nhea as are actually required The and
agent each station win have copy Of the schedules q ne one.
viii be desirable 10 make Application Tor them. !, 80 -
Of the printed schedules in strict conformity herewith or they viii
An articles must bo Of the very best quality couae 10 sample
size &c be delivered in good order and in suitable vessels and
tor and In all respects subject 70 the inspection count
weight &c. OF the yard where received and to the entire satisfaction
Bidders referred the yards for samples and particular de
epon u ,ne srs ana a 0,er .n,sss peNs e9
Every or required by the law Of 10Th August 1916 must be
given
contract viii be forwarded as soon thereafter as practicable which
they viii be required within ten days after Us receipt at the
post ONCE or navy agency named By them. -
their responsibility certified by United States district Judge United
r twenty per viii be withheld from the amount Of tho bills
Of each bill approved trpe BY the respc
yards will be paid by the within thirty days after Its
II Is stipulated made by parties
bid for in this contract Of the quality and the time and
places above provided then and IN that case the contractor and his
exceeding the such class which be recovered
time to time according 10 the act of Congress in that case pro
yided approved March 3, lS53
Classes Nos l. a. o. delivered part before
18th May fourth by the goth July oneourt part by the
September and the remainder by the lst December 1883 Css
and the whole by the 18th May 1858 The remaining classes
delivered fourth before the LIST September next
fourth part the oncouh part
the April and the remainder before the 3oh june
earlier required with notice Of twelve days, comprising
at delivery proportion article all fol-
lowing additional quantities the articles naed therein
demanded they be furnished on like terms and conditions pre-
expiration the fiscal receiving notice of az
days from the bureau the commnndant OF the yard
agent
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Proposals for Fuel.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0FncR MiRIsR CoRrs,
Washington, May 10, 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this OF
until Monday the 18th June 1857 supplying such quinn
Titles Of wood and coal may be required from LIST July 1857 5oh
june 1855 for the marines stationed Washington city H.
The wood be best oak sapng and e coal best anthracite
The wood be delivered piled weighed
and delivered such commanding
direct Nee Of to the United States the coal weigh
2o pounds the Further information be had appca
ton this office.
Proposals TO be addressed to Major G. Lindsay c. aud
endorsed proposals for fuel for marines Washington D. CO.
Incigcnoor, STAR and will publish
week m 18th June 1857 and send bill with copy Of advertisement
% this Office for III
IbJunet
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mo. 1901
Notice

OF The Establishment Of tro Offices Territory
Of Ne1radd
IN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
III March Sd 1857, entitled establish
d districts In the Territory Of Nebraska to be called respectively
the "NENuA LAND lasTRcp the Sour
the IssrRIcr" hereby
the Offices for said districts
lows viz
For the fNgxAuA LAND Dsuucr' at Brownsville.
For tho sSoum PLATTE DISTRICT at Nebraska City,
For the DtKorA Drucr Dakota City IN said Territory
under my hand city Washington day
Of April 1857,
BY order Of the President:
jos s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oncc
April 14-1aw0w
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IMpoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. hr which

IL their be doubedrhe undersigned has
cd and obtained o~s patent from the United States for tho
and combination machinery converting
into process the
rou preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
mcnt
The saving from this process win be per
and made from the (hrokcn unurcd BY opc
rons OF the machinery Of the
enangc w will be about my and heavier and
vii command the markets Of the world dancing all composition
advanced prices.
Tho undersigned prepared dispose privileges
PATENT and planters will be informed terms complete
siructons how TO H. how 70 obtain machinery all
other necessary particulars application
Dec 6-2aw1yl GEORGE q HENRY Mobile
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Proposals for Live oak.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Bureau q Construction &c. May 2, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 600 cubic
town, Massachuses Brooklyn, New york. phaderha and at
Gopo Virginia. viii be received at this bureau until the 18th june
proposals be endorsed Proposals. for Lius o that they
may be distinguished from other business letters the offers may be
yard required by law must be accompanied by suitable
win be required sign
contract and additional aud collateral security ID per cent viii
ploted
In all the deliveries the be proportion
difficult pieces otherwise there viii
amount addition TO the Id may
ions be delivered The remaining 80 per cent or or
will paid by such navy the contractor within
thirty days AFTER is presentation TO him,
parties OF Tho first part delivering all or any o. The timber named
q su % S @S and T lfs s an p s R s
money exceeding twice the total
thereof Which may be from mo 10 time according 70 Inc
act q &c Ss ease s pS p ss vl s
lowing proportions 5000 cubic feet OF kseons and suit
aprons ali siding is and 20 inches siding ia and 10 inches
These pieces be number the proportions In which they
shape length and character received with
Of corresponding siding the mouds Of which can be at
The 10 IS inches equal
these pieces being length from 10 TO II feet having natural and
the number the pieces the
crook Also 5000 cubic feet siding Is and ID inches in cngirom IL
sided straight fair; the l5ineh
three fourhs the siding from
grown miles which satisfactory evidence
VIII DO required by the commandment Of tho yard be delivered in
the risk Of the subject
the usual inspection the entire approval the bureau and
delivered before the oG August 1855 and the
remainder before the 1st Of July 1859.
#6# Firm If Offer.
/ --, of the State --- hereby to furnish and
deliver at the United States fifty thousand
cubic feet Of veoak timber Conformity with the advertisement
the Bureau Of Construction OF the date Of May 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided Island 20 inches
at-per foot.
timber sided Is inches length
10 IL feet at 1870 foot.
5000 cubic feet timber sided IL inches length 13 10 IL
feet, at foot
5000 cnbc feet timber siding 10 and 10 inches length IL 20
feet, at-- per foot
Total value
Should Offer be accepted request addressed
and the contract forwarded to the agent at to mo
at ---- FOR signature aud certificate
(rate) ABB
Form Of Guarantee
The undersigned -----, OF ----, in the State OF -,
hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid be accepted
WILL within the Of the the Office
with sufficient sureties; said shall fail to
into contract aforesaid guaranty make good the differ
between the Offer Of the said and that which may be
~
(I0te) f.
Witness: G III.
hereby certify the namod
Of property and able make good their
(Date1
TO signed by Judge
trct attorney collector, navy agent and no other
May 2--la5wt
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DuRNETT HOUSE. so,

DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsylva-
I'D and fouad Half street Washington D. O. Mrs
sIIAs liEyNuIiS, proprictrcss
Boarlcrs by the day, week month.
Several large and comfortable suitable for families perma
meals
furnished 70 those who elsewhere.
choice selection Wines liquors, and cigars viii always be
found a the bar
Free lunch every day at II o'clock
Ap 1874