WAsHuseroS, Nov. as. ls4s
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Taking off The Potlawata,nies


The gentleman il now in town ho, il is believed took
off the fgurehead. You recolect the circumstance7
II made sensation at the time and not forR otte vet
There are many here who have taken themselves off and
others who would take themselves of if they could
But the greatest wonder of ALL country folks those
who take other people off without touching them at all
Daguerrean Gallery. He takes every body off, from the
President down to common folks Here John Tyler
old John Tylsr young and hundreds Of Others all hang
ing with their backs against the walls natural and
feike as they were living bre athing creatures One
OF the Herald correspondents is there and looks we'll be-
ought be- and the Pottawaames are there saw them
the other day end them look better than they


iii. full enough The gentleman Of the gallery has
taken them of admirably Among them is Wah. bon.seh
the old brave, Of whom MKenny, in his North Ameri
can ndans gives us striking portrait and interest
ing biography THIS old fellows name means literally
dawn OF day and he gained by exploit Of his youth
revenge the death of his iend--stoe into ther camp
tomahawked dozen before the alarm given--and
he exclaimed day s snd took thai or bis
He Is remarkable looking old man. and is well regard
ed by the government agents In the Black Hawk war
he was active on behalf Of the " hites


shabe-nay. another chiet, is we'll portrayed This
man himself about the time the Black Hawk
war broke ont by his ndefagable exertons to warn the
white inhabitants Of Illinois Of their danger


Halliday, the orator Of this party, is ne looking fe
low and makes capital picture He is jolly Indian
and says his miniature would look much better if had
two white squaw,' one on each side of him.


Tne Indians were much surprised at the magnetic tele
SiaPh put moIe HI the Daguerreotype process. They
did not seem to comprehend the telegraph
but the pictures there and many sound OF approba
these wonders Of art


visiters to the National Gallery of Mr. Plumbe, in
this place. are delighted with the excellence of his
miniatures His apparatus certainly does ample justice
to the human face and figure and his coloring
renders his miniatures exceedingly hfeliks.


The Indians had another talk to-day with the Commis.
soners appointed to treat with them and as il was not
very satisfactory they express considerable anxiety to
take themselves Of. as soon possible.


Ia Ohn