. Webster Kalender, oder, die Albany, Columbia, Montgomery, und Washington almanack, für das Jahr unseres Herrn ... . JOSEPH I3RANT. No. 46 State Street, Albany, N. Y. aber ein paar Stunden. Capt. Brunt und sein Sohn schlafen im Boden auf die alte Mohawkkirche bei Brent-ford. Mr. Und Mrs. Kerr hinterließen vier Kinder J. Walter der am wenigsten erbte das prin-cipal Häuptlingsschiff der sechs Nationen. Die Tekarihogea der Irokesen war W.J. Simoe Kerr, der am 17. Februar 1875 starb. Die ausdehnende Intelligenz derMenschen und das infektive Beispiel derSeuecas von New Yorkbedrohen den Überwurf von t

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. Webster's calendar, or, The Albany, Columbia, Montgomery, and Washington almanack, for the year of our Lord ... . JOSEPH I3RANT. No. 46 State Street, Albany, N. Y. but a few hours. Capt. Brunt and his son sleep in the ground attachedto the old Mohawkchurch near Brant-ford. Mr. and Mrs.Kerr left four child-ren j Walter the eld-est inherited the prin-cipal chieftain-ship ofthe Six Nations. Thelast tekarihogea ofthe Iroquois was W.J. Simoe Kerr, whodied on the 17th Feb., 1875. The expandingintelligence of thepeople and the infec-tious example of theSeuecas of New Yorkthreaten the over-throw of the ancientform of government, and the adoption ofanother more compa-tible with progress.About 700 of the Mo-hawks reside nearBrantford, and theresidue about 300 liveon the Bay of Quinte.The reader will be in-terested in followingMr. Bryants accountof this family to itsextinction, the last ofthe Brants havingdied Feb. 15. 1876.—Sue Indian Mis., p. 145-157. W.J. SIMCUE KERR. You ajie A nuisance—Ill commit yon, said an offended judgeto a noisy person in court. You have no right to commit a nuisance, said the offender. A jury in North Carolina, after being charged in the usual wayby the judge, retired to their room, when a white juror ventured toask a colored associate if he understood the charge of the judge*. Golly ! exclaimed the astonished juror, he dont charge us nutlinfor dat, does he ? why, I thought ice was gwine to git pay ! James, said a national schoolmaster to his pupil, what is anaverage? A thing, sir, answered the scholar, promptly, ** thathens lay eggs upon. Why do you say that, you silly boy ? askedthe pedagogue. Because sir, said the youth, I heard a gentle-man say the other day as a hen would lay, on an average, a hundredand twenty eggs a year. A Young lady who has suffered from baggage smashing hashad her trunk covered with flannel this season, having heard that.bmnel was a good chest protector.— Ex. Gentlemens Under

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