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For All Parts or the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
oROVED 1RRdNGENElyT,

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
1AHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Gum.
Il berland, Wheeling, and all parts OF the West
lst The ACCOMMODATION TRAM will leave except Sunday
CAS- connecting with trains from Philadelphia n train irua
Washington ( Junction. will stop stations and arrive cn
bcrland at o'clock, p.
ID MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden atou daily cxcep Sunday
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 louis Cairo and inter
mediate points
81 The EXPRESS leaves daily at p m connecting With
express trains CINCINNATI Louis Cairo Chicago and inteHf
ate places The distance central and south
places In the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than by Other
route. The time TO these places IL also unequalIed
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
ST. Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred ut all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all tho large in the W
the lowest possible rates at the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city
A second class Is attached to tho mail rs
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may & ei u
Cumberland Oakland They morning by the express
train which leaves Cumberland ESQ M aud reaches Wheeling
At ., p.
Passengers Washington ample meals at Wash
ington Junction.
This tho only route by which through tickets aud baggage cc
can bo obtiined in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Tho accommodation train 6l5 win stop Mt all stations cast
Cumberland and the express stations beyond wa
Eastwardly, Wheeling 7l5 and accom-
Cumberland reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts n except Sunday sto
stations leaves Frederick at O. m arriving Btmc
al u so, .
Tho EiIICoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at g.
and a3o Leaves Ecotts Mills $780, m, and 80 p H.
except Sunday.
w. 5. wooDsDE,
Jan 17--df Master Of Tranportaton
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mo. $751;
Notice

Of ne Establishment % ree additional Offices in he Territory cf
Kdnuas
TN pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved
Il March 1857 entitled can additional
districts in the Territory Kansas be called
land DISTRICT the "Osagc wcslern
district Is hereby declared the Offices for
districts have been established follows
For the "nrAwARE psrRicrn at DosIrriAS
For the "OssGE DISTINCT at FoRr SoorT.
For the "WpsrERS OGDEN in said Territory
Given under hand city Washington this eleventh
OF April, A. H. 1857.
BY order of the President JOS g. WILSON
Acting Commissioner OF the General land Once.
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, March u, 1857

ON the petition of e. A. Stman, Administrative
OF Alfred sman deceased of New York New York praying
for the extension Of patent granted said sman for improve
evaorang sacchsne juices from the
aon said patent which takes place the 18th day Of August
+
ordered that the said petition heard 0fce
Monday the 10th August IL O'Clock and all
sons notified and show they have why said
petition ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required e p tho Patent
oce their objections specially forth writing least twenty
days before the day hearing all testimony filed by either
be used m the said hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
with the rules the oncc which viii bc furnished applca
ton.
The testimony viii be closed the Both day Of July
deposions other relied testimony
filed the office before the that day the
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered Also that this notice be published 10 tho National lne
Union, Washington, d. c. Republican,
Md Icnnsylvanian Philadelphia Daily News New York.
York and Post Boston, Mass week for three weeks
previous the Sd day the dny OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
SEors Of the above will please send their
bills the Patent onlcc with paper containing this notice.
Mar 2Q-law3wf
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Change OF the Place OF sale OF the Della ware
Trust Lands In Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware trust lands In Kansas Territory, advertised
take place at Iccompon the 23d next
changed to- and will commence at Oawkee said Territory
same day and date.
BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior,
..... ..... .a. .. CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner I'd interim.
DEPARTMENT INFERIOR
Ohco Of Indian Affairs April O. 1857. ,,. .a.s ...s s.a
April 7-IawtlJuno
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA
poer Or1cE DEPARrnST
March 5, issy
DROP0SALS for carrying the mails of the United
Il States from 1st juno 1857 1852 following
route in the State Of Florida and In the time and
fed win be received the Contract ONCE OF this
OF the 3oh April to be decided the day;
6St2 Bainbrdge,
Fort Gadsden TO Apaaohicoa 206 miles and back
times week from the 18th Of October the 18th Of June
Of each year, and twice week the residue In first class
steamboats, with the privilege Of wohorss coaches
from Rnbrdge to Cbaahoochee when the river
for navigation.
From 15h Oso5sr TO 15th Jme
Leave cambridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive Apaacicola Wednesday Friday by m
aud Monday by ii m;
Leave Apalachocln Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
Arrive at Bsinbrdgc next days by Sam.
From 15h juno 10 lbth October
Icave Bnbridgo Tuesday az p M and Saturday At . M
Arrive at Apaachicola next Wednesday by and Sunday
Leave Apaacblcola Monday at l2 M and wednesday at
Arrive at Bsinbdgo Tuesday by M aud Thursday
form OF proposal certificate also for
pamphlet Virginia
Florida &c dated January 12 1855, and February 1857
should supercrbed "rroposals 6si2
da mail the "soond Assistant Postmaster General
Contract 0hlco.n
Mar e-1awfw Postmaster General
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Notice

Of he EabisaeH, Of additional Land Dia IN ne Of WiS
oosiR.
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled establish additional
district in the state OF Wisconsin to be called tho
rRr which district embraces that portion of the
Hudson districts situated north line dirdg er
ndry north south ohe line diding fou7hp oty
north ia dcdng upd oft
line deciding en aud cie s' Is hereby declared
made known that the said district has
the town of "Esu CtAipr" In said State.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this day
~ April, A. Il. 1857.
By order Of the President
jos s WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
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mo. $751;
BY the President OF the United states.
mo 575.l

TN pursuance Of law L. FRANKLIN PIERCE
make known that public sales viii be held G
offices in the oeoN periods hereinafter d
HA'sl :" o. -, ,o,,.....,.u =, No..
s ~ aa s for Ihe disposal Of the public lands within my "a
loving 'henop ''N"s"pai :"
- - :, :, ,ovDs,,o Too or ,,noc an,
iV"'ia"iP 'u' "'i' = !, ,,,,,.. !. -.
sOu4h f he base Iiae and eaS y ne Wala@ee meridian
To~ushiIs one two aud three Of range toO
VNi9 ' ~ 49, N' -. .....
North q ne tase Itas aud icsS me HHaHas @srta'aH
To,,nsbin one Of rapyes eas Zoo and thyee
'"'1Hip ''i', y ''Ds'' '''' ~, N.s =,
Se@h q me case 'ts ana SeN y Has "'''0's R'@'d'ah
Io,rnsbip ,hrsse of ranges oas and tao
township fur of,ranges one tsro, and tkee.
township eleven, Of ranges ARE JON, and ~,
townships seventeen and eighteen o. o. range ,ars. @
Iana oco !, yrx,uv,. commepe,ps ON MoDd,v n,o
Az te n na ,ce % r ~ bs asnnsa Of e vSc anda S A. mr. 2
the following named townships, viz
section. oa, "a ar,oen uc.vs bs northeast au.r,,, q ..
the nGhe, aaasr = sssSn smS sections sss
yn,ee ,wentS'ou my 10y I've Men W "'n sA' AHu @Hn'
SnP aae ~ of section seven the soo,bxo
o.,to S ~, M ,so south hs ~
@ , sne nnn sp @ one v M
wes a ). sen smsn n r 1 .ns sssa
~ ,o'snshin i,ssn,t ,,o ~ ranra .,r,, 80 - V''
o sn ~ n, A. I % y 70 e v @ ooa @ w. ~ al as
M ,hs sonhess onarier Of sston lo @ sN
md tho auarter Of e northeast Of sec, &
hc ss, bsle ar ec,on he as hi, Of tbe norihws su XIV
,ar,er ~ mo an the hs
quarter Of the southeast OF the ouhs
quarter Of section ten the southwest quarter o. ino southwest
@ er % secoh e,sen uo sums as r @ y ss'u WE'VE sec
uous ,nr'een ieupca ana ., .uo t'ai,I o. ts
nohea ana the hofthwes, quarer % eo,o os one
nlne anu he iu'. " ~. qusNfe
secp -. sNen. ss y @ - as,,on ,,en , a1h, M
cls, nan Ahu ,e u s.en ~s Que
u WV, anu V . 49, - ~ ~ . sas, " te
Hoh twenty mne INC ho,'netss qui.s. ~ spo sn
seeuoh ana "9h'0 u '"ehy''"o range
ag" 49,. 80, 1. .... I, ~. -. 4. a., ,..., ~.
Lots one anu wo o. seet seven e ohe 70 ne' Inclusive ana
he east nan o. ,e souea u 1870. es ,s e se wes. hl
w re W ~ ~, ~, r. r.. -
quarter the north ha o INC anu o,s one a
va u ~ ~ ~ hef
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Change in the Days of Sale of the above de
scribed Indian Trust Lands I'm Kansas.

DEPARTMENT IsrlJioR,
once OF Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857,
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
Ia tho foregoing proclamation
sale Of certain Indian trust lands changed and postponed
following periods NJ
lands Iowa Point Wednesday, juno next
The lands Of tho Wea &C. Paol Wednesday day
June
lands osawkee Wednesday July next
Fy order OF the Secretary OF the Interior:
...a CHARLES f. MIX
.. .... ..... .s.t..-... Commissioner dd iierim.
AMI
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United states Patent ONCE.
Washington, April 5, Is5'

IN the petition of Harriet " Terry, administra-
" Of WIN. TORY, deceased Boston,
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO tho said VIM Ter
the 18th day of July ls43
pavemcnts for the expiration patent
takes place the 12tl, day of July, 1857
ordered petition
Monday the 29 of June II o'clock M all persons
notified and show they have why said petition
ought to be granted,
Persons opposing tire extension required to c the Patent
their objections specially forth writing
days before tho day Of hearing All testimony fled by either
be used the said hearing must bo taken
corancc with the rules of the office which will be
plicaton.
The testimony tho will be closed dpos
other papers relied upon testimony the
office before the morning Of that day the arguments any,
days thereafter,
Ordered also that this notice be published the lnion
gencer Evening star Washington Republican,
Nd Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pa Daily News New York
and Boston, Mass three
vious to tho 2oth OF juno next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON
.a.. Commissioner Of Patents
p sEors Of the above papers will please copy
bills to tho Patent Once, with paper containing this
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Washington Aqueduot.
orncE OF THE WAsuNGroS AQrEpucr,
... Washinpt1s. March e. IHh

wAsmscroS Aqrrpucr,
.-...... o..., waslngtSa March g. 1867.
Proposals received up 'th May will bo opened
day,
Maps prohcs and specifications Of the materials
let will be ready for examination this oce and after tho 10th
Tbs be let will embrace masonry bridges
graduation excavation and embankment
necd with the reservoirs IL inch iron MAN, gate houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone &c.
For tho particular the
upon portion titles arc yet acquired by the
United states there may be some delay ia commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays allowance will be
Portions only completed pres
eu appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work win be sub
c to future appropriations by Congress Tho engineer the
right prescribe the Of work be done and ne progress
paion holding sufficiently, decide
shal be stopped until funds become available.
funds per cent, viii be paid E in the judgment Of
the engineer the work has been properly executed has
Payments win specie checks upon the United States
cent and will bo condition Of worlen shah
0' lS ss s s5dd 5 g.sss %Soh ,n and IN specie ~ WORT
terials on the Washington Aqucduct."
The United States the right reject any all the
should they not be deemed advantageous and make such
men as may bo considered most conducive the Of tue
Every onr be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
o d or o viii 90 biz r @ s Lid 'e aeepe
enter into obligation within days with good and sufficient
DO accompanied by tho certificate Of the United States d,
sss a o ason % m
panont Of War; that the guarantors arc able to make good their
Bids win DO opened bidders them choose
Capt Of Engineers, IN charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c. Meigs, u s. Engineers.
hereby jointly sevcey United States and
they w within after the acceptance bid
Sg the m o ss w good e s e
advertisement under which was made And in case the said -
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

MI OlNl w NaSHlNGlON FEMALE JOBLEuh
IN BaltmoreTlo session of this fourshng
tuon located OF Mount Washington six miles out tho Noh
Central railroad and chartered by the Maryland saure WI @
tho nr Wednesday In May 1887 with full faculty eiW
ricnoed instructors consisting gentlemen several ladies
This college all that could we'll be desired for the purposes
hcd female education No pains expenses have been spared
make what ought to be In all respects The locality highly
ubous and picturesque and has been selected Of tho me-
desirable IN the State The shady and beautiful grounds afford am
for pleasant walks and hcathn recreation The building
large imposing brick cdhcc (crcccd expressly for nrstn
female college, thoroughly ventilated lighted with handscmsg
furned water supplied TO each story and has ACCOMMODATIONS
about 100 boarders The establishment complete costing M
less than $4,000 During this the FIRST It's operation, nun
bcrs 81 boariers. -
Catalogues and further Information DO obtained at the up
cfce md OF Rev. Dr. T. encr and Hon j. fansant, Buno
and Rev George Lewis scaly Principal Mount wasbnston MAD
land ELIAS HEINER,
President of the Bonrd OF VisteIs'
March 1i--Sa&wed6w
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mo. 577.l
Notice

OF Resocal Y ne Land Office om Sapt Marquette
ia Michigan,
IN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes
land Offices approved March 1853 hereby
known that the the public MsR
in the State OF Michigan win be removed 10 the Marquette
In said State orriy period practicable.
Further notice the precise time
the register and OF the nut Office
Given under hand the city Of Washington
March, A. ~ 1857. .'
by order OF the President:
TIIoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of he General Land Ofhco.
Mar 21-Iaw6w Tint and
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mo. $50. !
Notice

or ne Esaolihne Of three addona Offices Territory
Of Nt6rdstu.
TN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
1857, entitled "An TO establish three additional
Territory Nebraka to bc called
Dsrricr the "Soum Platte RIVER LAND nsrRc
DRcT,n Is hereby declared and made
said districts have been established ss fol
lows, via:
For 'sNExAHA LAND nsrucr' at Brownsville.
For oSou1r DsrBucT' at Nebraska City.
Dakota City In snid Territory
my hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
or April, 1857.
BY order Of tho President:
JOS s WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
April 4-lnw6w
IL L. FAINT, Jr., & CO., land agents and deal
LIE In exchange Lecompton, RansasLand warrants 10
and sold commission Land sold preempors
time.
Locations madeo ojoint
OF tho firm United
in Kansas be able choice locations
through Sweeney, Mtenhousc FAINT Co. will bo
orwardcd TO
rrrTrrNcRsL
Sweeney R,tenhousc Co., Bankers, Washington D.
E W. Clark, Dodge, a Co., Bankers, Now York.
Drercl Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah d Co, Bankers Baltimore.
FJwe snovden, 4 o., Bankers, Alexandria, Va,
II III Meury Co, do Richmond, Va.
H. b. terrell 4 Co., dc New Orleans.
John J. Anderson Co., do ~ Louis, No
March lt-vl6dsoim
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ID Ii. GILLET. Counsellor AZ Law has remove,

ID III, GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
lOs his office his residence in Franklin corner Of and
thirteenth streets lie win continue devote principal
ly to cases in the United states Supreme
Having devoted much the concerning patents
give advice and opinions legal questions arising
Patent Office and appeals the chief
the District coumbia and win also assist in the preparation
trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii also written opinions prepare arguments par
ties having cams before Congress either departments
VIII also prosecute claims before board established for their
dication.
Oct 2s--du
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HNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
l. States mail scamcrsTho ships comprising this line

The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Elddgc.
The Baltic Capt JOS
The Adraic Capt James West
These ships having been built
service has been taken in their construction
thor engines and
for passengers uncqualcd for elegance and comfort
Price Of York Liverpool cabin
second cabin, s5 From Liverpool New York. 80 20
guncas. ...
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bcrths be secured until paid for
OF this line have improved bulk
avoid from viii Banks until
after the LIST Of August
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RANKING HOUSE or cHuBB BRoruERs,

RANKING HOUSE or CHuBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January J. 1857.
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
- this day admitted In the Banking
tubb Brothers The this composed
s cubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes Tho IIouse pa
ytuport Iowa composed of Charles 81 J. Chubh,
and Alexander II Barrow, under the cubb Brothers,
Co. CIIUpp BROTIJIRS
Jan I--du
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'''7 Commissioner Of tho General Land once.
NOTICE TO rRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of prccmpton The
nnds within tho townships and Of townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction Of the register and
proper Office make payment therefor
practicable cfter seeing mis- notice the day appointed for tbs
public sale OF the lands embracing the d
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
TfItS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Feb 1S--Iawl3w lint & Star.
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UNITED STATES NAvAI CorRr or NouEy,
Washington, February 70, lSS''

TIME judge advocate gives notice, for the iniorlna
IL ton OF parties coming before the the Ist section
the act OF January l5 1887 ty viii respectively be advised
the department when their shall have been referred
court and that u y desirable that presenting themselves
should prepared with list of such they may
sire TO harc summoned, specifying which the repecte
Of Fitness for the naval service the act their p
mony to be applied respectively and suggesting the delay ~
which may be required and in of what Witnesses
J. ". CAIIBsE Judge Advocate
Feb 2st--n
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!" j. BINGHAM & SONS SELECT SCHOOL
w The M session will commence July 18th. Number lin
ed Mons but good aud dpc boys wanted Those ready begin
n grammar much preferred Ago and applicants
desired For terms, Sc, address
W. J BINGHAM,
March lo-law3m* Oaks Orange county, " G.
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Tho Of these ships will not bo accountable gold silver
bullion specie ewey, precious bills
ding signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
lay I-du
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-20
GOOD SPECULATION.

MIR JOSEPH KELLY, owner of the water
Nl power and mill property at st. Charles,
will rent his mills consisting Of one of the best
-four mills in the State, which has only been
built about one year and a half, and is in per-
feet running order, and a saw mill which with
little repairing, would do good work. These
mills he will rent on favorable terms to some
responsible man-possession given ut any time.
The proceeds of these mills amounts to about
$40, 600 a year. Mr.. Kelly will also sell or
rent his st. Charles Hotel property on such
terms as can but be satisfactory. This property
is in the most central portion of the town, and
the St. Charles Hotel is known to the public
as first class house. Possession given of the
hotel, whether rented or sold, in March, 1853
Mr.. Kelly's reasons for wishing to make this
disposal Of the property named, are these -
lie has a natural love for the life of the-pio-
neer, and this prompts him to seek new
home where the buffalo roams undisturbed
and the red man is lord of oil he surveys.
At least it is his desire and intention to explore
the wild regions west of this place, and not
unlikely he will fix upon some point where In
few years he will have laid the foundation
for an important town. He has also been in
business here for some time, and has not, in
many instances, had a settlement with those
indebted to him and those to whom he is in
dcbted therefore, he shall expect hiscreditors
and debtors will see that an immediate settle.
ment is effected. BE prompt, gentlemen.
have the money to pay my debts and shall ex
pect you to pay yours without delay.
JOSEPH KELLY.
st. Charles, August 5, 1857 Att
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-20
Land For Sale.

COL KUN offers great bargain in SO acres
- of land in Mitchell County, half mile
northeast of Mary's Ford, on the Cedar River.
Opposite, a new town is springing up, near
where the Cedar Valley Railroad is surveyed.
Town property in business location will be
taken in exchange. A clear title will be given.
DESCRIPTION. of n. w. / Of Section
IA, Township 100, Range lS West.
Apply soon, at the best and cheapest Cloth
ing Store, one door East of the West Union
House.
Also-fve lots in Sioux City, and the sw
Of section 36, township 96 north Of range 10 ;
and sw section 35, township 96 north OF
range 10, in Cerro Gordo County, four miles
due west of New Rockford, close to timber, and
intersectcd by living stream called Buck
Creek, and limestone on one corner Of it. 1t
is close TO the survey Of the McGregor and
Missouri River Railroad, and on the mail route
to Clear Lake City.
Also, the Sc Of the sw Of section 10, town
ship 81 north Of range II west Also town
OF No. 8 in block 20, in the village Of Cler-
mlont, Fayette County, for sale at o bargain.
West Union, 1867. S0yl
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-20

WESTERN CoURrsHIP.-Scene: A log
cabin Boosting single room, one halt
of which is occupied by two beds, one
containing the ''old folks" and baby
the other whose dnty dy day is to
stand beneath the shadow of its loftiel
mate, laden with five young members
Ezekiel-(in a whisper)-I swow
tcw gosh Sary, ! luv We.
Sary--(in higher key)-Good! Zeke
Pm glad ont.
Zcke- Will you hevc me? that's what
l want to know.
Sary--Qooking astonished y Heve
We? to be sure, calk'late to.
Zeke-When will we get splicedy
Sary-Well, boss, that's what Pvt
been thinking on; ! tclled dad that e
so be he'd go to mill tomorrow, wee
get jined next day.
Zeke-Yer did! wall then, swap a
buss with me.
Father-(from the bed There, now
varmints. you've got the business set
tied, dew quit for to night; We make
SIGH racket, a fellaw might as well
sleep in bedlam.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-20

AN INDIAN "oN CHANGE" Yesterday
the Merchants Exchange was visited
by a member Of the band of Indians
now sojourning in our city from visit
to Washington. Of course, his mission
on Change was to beg for money.
Among others whom he accostcd was
a gentleman who wears very heavy
beard and whiskcrs. This gentleman
sought to amuse himself by tantalizing
the Indian, but would give him no
money. The indignant red-skin, finding
that he was only being made sport Of,
pointed to the heavy beard of the gen
tleman. and turning with an expires
sion Of contempt, exclaimed--"Ugh
Buffalo! Squaao buffalo! Perhaps there
wasn't laugh at the expense of oul
friend with the hirsute appendage.-
st. Louis Repu5licam.