. Le calendrier de Webster, ou, le Albany, Columbia, Montgomery, et Washington almanack, pour l'année de notre Seigneur ... . JOSEPH I3RANT. No 46 State Street, Albany, N. Y. mais quelques heures. Le capitaine Brunt et son fils dorment dans le sol à l'ancienne MohawkChurch près de Brant-ford. M. et M. Kerr ont laissé quatre enfants j Walter l'eld-est hérité du chef-navire prin-cipal des six nations. Thelast tekarihogea des Iroquois était W.J. Simoe Kerr, mort le 17 février 1875. L'expansion de l'intelligence des thégens et l'exemple infec-tieux des Seuecas de New Yorkmenacent le dépassement de 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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