davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

CAUGHT-A green looking chap from the
Green Mountain State went over the line ON to
Montreal. " to look around a lcrte" Going
into a large and handsome dry goods store, his
verdance attracted the attention of the pro-
prictor who attempted to quiz him. but un-
happily having an impediment in his speech he
had to give it UP, aud his clerk came to help
him. He began:
Mr.. Bull wishes to know if you can tell him
why Raaam 5 ass Spoke?''
"Waal, said Jonathan 6 rather guess as
how Baaam was stuttcrin' man and his ass
had to speak for him.
Mindful Of the traditional relationship Of a
dog to sausage. waggi>h rhymcr pens the
following "ode" to his tavoritc puppy:
Oh the pup, the beautiful pun,
Drinking his milk from china cup.
Gambong round 50 tri>ky and free,
First gnawing bone, then biting a ica
! Jumping,
Running,
| After the pony:
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

CASHMERE SHAwIs. The real Cashmere
shawls is very scarce object, Tor the Mahara-
iah claims large royalty on every one manu-,
lactnred, and moreover buys the most bcauti-
iul for his own use or for distribution among
his friends. What are called Indian shawls7
generally are either made in Umrtsir, or in
France. There is Tor was) gentleman in In
dIa who had all the curtain in his house made
or pure Cashmere shaws-each one worth
about 81, ,25O, gold, on the spot. As san Indian
house has no doors, but curtains instead. II NAV
he Imagined that a very fair display of the
genuine article is made in this one establish
mGnt. =,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

" What do You mean, inquired an nquiSi-
tive lady Of a fncctonS lawyer, by the term
putting a leading question !? When |
Offer you my arm, dear, replied The learned
gentleman, Suiting the action to the word.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-18

SPRING GOODS
his usual Low Prices, comprising the newest styles
and makes of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, SHA WIS,
Prints Balmoral Skirts MusIlns Shirtings, SheeIlngs,
and Linens. Also,
Mems and Boys Wear,
Cloths CassImeIes Salunets Tweeds, and Jeans, all
Of which will be sold at the lowest prices
Ia connection with tine before mentioned classes OF
goods have just opened one OF the finest stocks OF
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
surprising anything in Style, Cut or material, ever
e'ed here. being the product of first class manu-
facturer of Philade phla. All who want good wear.
ing best fitting. fashionable garments, caunt DO
better than to examine my stock.
All Goods Guaranteed as Represented.
Now having fairly tested the truth of the principle o
Selling Goods at Small Profits,
and making Quick Sales, as being the renunera
tive, and giving best
Satisfastjon to all purchasers.
Being thankful for The liberal patronage Of the pas
shall be pleased always to exhibit my stock to al
who may favor me with call.
mh2tf JAS II. COTTON,
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av24l A tract of land situatedeinu Prairie
Plaisance, assessed in the name of wild. Gus
tave Bellair, containing $50 acres or sarpents,
boundaries given dayFof sale. T. A-s@
State tax 10 dollars and A cents
II Parish tax il dollars and 10 cents
243 A tract of land situated in Lower Pla-
quemine, assessed in the name of LeuisP Perry,
containing 300 acres boundaries given day
of sale. State tax 20 dollars and 10 cents
Parish tax 70 dollarsand 65 cents
244 Two tracts of land situated at Carron-
crow, assessed in the name Of Ursin A Or I.
Prejean, containing $50 acres !; the other con-
tanning so arpents, boundaries given d.ys of
sale. State tax 46 dollars and 4S cents
Parish tax 2G dollars and Ga cents
n245 A tract Of land situated in Pine Prai-
IL. assessed in the name of Paul johnson,
containing so acres, boundaries given day of
sale. State tax IL dollars and 50scents
Parish tax 4 dollars and % cents !
247 A tract of land situated in Faquetaique
assessed in name of Rnsemond Lejeune, con-
tanning 90 acres and improvements, bounda-
ries given day of sale
State tax 10 dollars and 26 cents
"a = Parish tax a dollars and As cents
24s Attract Of land situated On Plaquemine,
assessed in the name of Milton Laughiin, con-
tanning 80 acres and improvements thereon,
boundaries given day of sale.
2 State tax IS dollars and 80 cents
Parish tax "a dollars and 60 cents
249 A tract of land situated at Queue Tor
tue, assessed in the name of Marcelin, Com
Ter, containing $40 acres, boundaries given
on day Of sale. '". IN 80
State tax 80 dollars and % cents
' Parish tax 26 dollars and i censs.
$50 A tTs.ct of land situated in Prairie
Mamouth, assessed in the name of Henry
Rider, containing 40 acres, boundaries given
day of sale.
State tax s dollars and 81 cents
Parish tax 3 dollars and 63 cents
PSI A tract of land situated on the Atcha-
falaya river, assessed in the name OF X. w.
Worth, containing 400 acres, boundaries CIV
en- day of sale, 5. ..s5s .1..-,.-.
State tax As dollars and IS cents
b.. Paish tax 81 dollars and 20 cents
252 A tract of land situated on til bayou
Darbone, assessed in the name Of Ducoudray
Lamorandier, containing 240 acres, boundaries
given day of sale.
..s,. State tax IS dollars and s. cents
Parish tax IL dollars and 65 cents
253 A. tract of land situated on bayou
Waxia, assessed in the name ofCharles Green
well and Onezime Guidry, Containing 100
acres, Or arpents, boundaries. given day Of
sale. State tax & dollars and lc cents
Parish tax ) collars and S cents
254 A tract of land situated on bayou
Plaqnenine, assessed in the name Of John
Benoit, containing 80 acres. and improve
ments thereon. boundaries given day Of sale.
State tax II dollars and Is cents
. Parish lax II dollars and is cents
256 A tract of land situated III Bellevue,
assessed in the name of Benz, r. Rogers, con-
tanning 1874 acres; bounded north by landssof
Mrs. c. w. Pratt, the estate Of John G.
Pratt, south by lands formerly belonging to
DIR. Scott, east by Bayou Bourbeux. west by
domain State tax $l66 IS
1875 40 @-.
D. C. SITFIG. Collector
State and Parish Taxes, st. Landry.
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245 I'm moroccan de terre situG a Pine
Prairie, assesse an nom de Paul johnson, con
tenant so ~aeres--les limitss seront donnees lie
jour de la yente. Take d'Etat $12 SIS
=" Paroisse. 4 %
27 I'm moroccan de terre situe a Faqne-
taique, assesse an nom de Rosemond Lejeuhet
contenant 20 acres ct les ameliorations-les
limites seraut donnees lie jour de Ia yente.
Take d'Etat $40 IS ~,
"P,aroisse 4 As
. 24S Tn moroccan de terre- situe b Plaque
mine, assesse au resa De Milton Laughlinr
80 acres avee he's asnelieratioas qui
s'y trouvent-les limites sefoat donnees lie,
jour dc la vente. Take fEtat $35 90
Paroisse "a 50
249 I'm moroccan de terre. situe a Qsleue
Tortue, assesse au nom de Mareelin Cesmier,
contenant $40 acres-les lilnitesr seront DOH
nees lie jour de la ventc.s
Fake d'Etat $$3333 %
Paroisse IS 04 E"..
$50 Tn moroccan de terre sitae q la pfalale
Mameu, assesse au nom de Henry Riders con-
tenant 40 acres--lcs limites seront .donnes lie
our De Ia vente. Take d'Etat SO al
+zs. Paroisse 3 6s Cd @T.
25I Tn moroccan de terre sifsle a Ia riviere
Atehafalaya, assesse au nom de r. w Worth,
contenant 400 acres-lss limites seropt dpa-
nees lie iour de la vents. .
Take d'Etat $45 IS
a. Paroisse' 81 90
252 Tn moroccan De tenre sitaG au bayou
Darbenne, assessa..au nom de Dueeudray Ia
morandier, contenant $50 acres--les limites
seront donnees lie jour de La xente.
Take d'Etat 1858 IS
Z" Pareisse IL IS ~
253 Tn moroccan de terre sisue au bayo,s
Waxia, assessG au nom De Charles Greenwich,
ct Onezime Guidry, contenant 100 acres OH
arpents--les limites seront donnees lie jour de
la vente. Take d'Etat SO IS
i" Paroisse 3 73
254 Tn moroccan de terre situe au bayou
P~laquemine, assesse au nom de Jean Benoit.
contenant 80 acres--les limites saront donnees
lie jour de la vente.
Take d'Etat $17 70
" Paroisse ii Is
256. Tn moroccan de terre situe b Belle.
vue, assesse All nom de Benjamin r.. Rogers,
contenant S34 acres, borne au nord par les
terres de Madame c, w. Pratt ct de la success
sion de John G., Pratt, au sud par les terres
appartenant a~utrefois au DR.. Scott, a Fest par
le Bayou Bourbeux, ct h l'ouest par les terres
publiques. Take d'Etat $l66 IS
de paroisse l25 40
90 d. C. sITTIG, Collecteur
Des Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse, 81. Landry.
% octobrc.
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Vente Publ1Que.

Succession de John b. Gavaaa.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour DIES Preuves
~ de la paroisse St. Landry, il sera vendu-
en- vente publique. par le soassigne, a 50
residence pres du Port Barre lie VENDREDI Is
Novembre, 1870, les prophecies suivantes, APP
partenant a la succession de John B. Cayana,
a ~savoirs L 'f .& f. E@~ FF@5*3&
Quartre juments ct lears poulains, deix
ct leurs veaux, une selle ct bride, un ponlainf
doux dun an, un pouiain doux de ,deux anss
son hinge, le fer a marqua fgurant ainsi j b X
Conditions-Comptant. 4sGz al aa
MICHEL CASTILLO, Admr:
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=,
12N0vembre


TyAKEN MP on the plantations OF the I'm,
l. dersigncd, o. Bayou Waxia, a dark bay
mare. twelve hands high, branded about
thus: D - -
The owner will please come forward. pay
charges, or she will be disposed 81 acoordiug
to law within thirty days. ~
A E. HAWKINS
Oct. 10, 1870.
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Succession de Prudent, afiaaeAs, dc'd,
Cour de- Paroisss, 81. Laadrs.-No. 34as.
Jean NERAL, de Ia P~aroisss 81, Ian
- dry. ayant p~resente une petitioh.a ,Yefet
de Prudent, affranchi, decide, derlnfeerenaaent
de Ia dite p~aroisse; sse
En- CONSEQUENCE avis est phi. e present
donnie aux ilftefesses dams cette suggestion
d'avoir a dGduire par ecrit q. men bureau.
dams les dix jours qui s~uiyropt I date sdu pre-
sent avis les r~aisons, 81 auctpe lis. opt, pour
!esquelles il ne serait pas fat droita Ia de-.
snande DIES p~etitionnairesy- -a.ss Il
JOS.U. RICHARD, Greaier
~ nov, 1910.
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de Hannah Pierce.

succession de Hannah Pierce
CoUR DE pARoIssE, ST. LANDRr--No.
THARLEs MIXER-de la Paroisse St.
! lefst d.3tre nomne administ aa teol ps A. On
succession de Hannah Pierre, veuve decide
de Hugh w. Robinett, derniarenaetys de la
dite paroisse ;
LIN consequence. avis estpar lie present don
ne au1interesses dams cette succession. d'avoir
q deddfre, par ecrit, a mon Bareau, dams }ts
dix joufs qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
es ~raiso1s, 81 alcune ills ont, pour fesquelles.
il ne serait pas fait droit = Eadits petition.
JOS b. RICHARD, Gref6er,
IL Novembre
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Be- Take d'Etat $l4 43
1879 In terrain situe dams la vile de WASH
ington, assesse au nom de Alphonse Stroller,
borne est par lie vieux cimetiere, nord par Pc
elise DIES gems de %coulear. sui par nne petite
rue, Quest par Ia teYYe de Prescott ct Moore.
+s ss FAKE d'Etat So i6 s .a
2ei LIE quart I'm terrain sitne dams la
vile de Washington, assesss au nom de ma
dame Louis Vidrine, pere, borne nord par
les terrains de Dejoux, sud par lie bayou Car
ron, oness par la terre appartenant a E.. La
inorafsdiers est par 10 terrain de AlphoHse
Stroder. ans TAKE d'Etat ~ IA
2o2 Deux terrains situes dams la VILE de
Washington, assesses all nom de Kenny Ni-
gu, faisant face a la rue Bridge, ct bornes en-
arFiere par Ia rue Gordon; lot terrain No.. AZ,
10 psets de face sur 160 d. profondeurs ~
~@s ~. 7fge@ Take d'Etat $40 b ss.ef4 AZ
SOB I'm terrain situe dams la vile de
Washington, assesse all nom de Morris Whit
tinghala, borne dun cote par he terrain de
John s. Fitch, de rautre cote par lie terrain de
Piersel, 1T des denK autfes eotes par he's rnes
Ddplessis ct Deiean: s=s=zs tsrst, i -~s-
TAKE d1Etat $40 Is ,..a
GID I'm terrain situe dams IA vile de
Washington, assesse au nom de Enlalie Lee
melle, Giant lie terrain No.33, borne nord la
rue Mouudville, est par la rue St John, sud
par la rue Hill, ct Quest par Charles ct Fir
min Lemelle. Take d'4tat $40 10
206 La Motto dun terrain situe dams Ia
vile de Washington. assesse au nom de Ma
dame Cornefia Beers borne dun cote par la
rue Bridge, de Pautre cote par IA pTopriete
de @. Hinckley, dun cote par la rue Dupre,
ct de fautre cote par pautfe Motto du dit
terrain. Take dsEtat $3 IS
2O7 la raoitie dun terrain situe dams IA
vile de Washington, assesse au nom de +. j.
nalph, Giant une partie du terrain No. %,
faisant face d la rus Main, borne en- arriere
par la rue 81. John, DIM cote par la rue Car
rieie, ct est par cette portion du terrain No.
10 occupe par Winckler.
Taxe d'Etas S11 81
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@g .EU1�HG t0si8IfI OI8 $lJL III Is OAiu SIT
uated In the town of Washington, assessed
in the name of Mrs. Louis Vierine ST.,
bounded north by lots Of Dejoux, south BY
bayou Carron, west by land belonging to
e. L~amorandier, east by lot of Alfonso
Stroder.
ne State tax Il dollars and IA cents
900 Two lots Of ground situated in the
town Of ashingten, assessed III the frame
of ReTny Viou, fronting on Bridge street,
and running back on Gordon street lot No.
AZ, T70feet front by 100 inedepth.
State tax SO dollars and sgs cents
2o3 A lot Of ground situated in the
town of Washington, assessed in the name
OF Morris Whitttnharn, bsnnde.I on one
side by lot of John 8, Fitch, OF the. other
side by lot of Pierre and on the two ether
sides by Duphessis and Dejesn street
State tax 26 dollars and ID cents
2oA One lot Of ground sieSeted IN the
town Of Washington, assessed in =, @z.au
of Eaialie Leu1eIe, being lot No. 33, boun-
ded north by Moandvflle street, east by St
John street, south BY Hill street, and east
by Charles and Fermin Lemelle's lots.
State tax 20 dollars and 10 cents
q tine hall Ola lot OF ground sltualed
In the town Of Washington. assessed IL the
name Of Mrs, Coraelia Beers, bounded on
one side by Bridge street, at the other BY
property Of @. Hlnkley, on one side By Da-
pre- street, and the other side BY half Of
said I'LL. State tax dollars and ~ cents
GOT One-eighth part Of d lot Of ground
situated in the town of Washington, as
sessed in the name Of z. i Ralph. bang
portion Of lot No %, fronting on Main
street, back by ST. John street. ID d side
BY Carriers street and east by that portion
of lot NO. ~, occupied by Winclfler.
sta.e ta4 ii dollars and OIL cents
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Gnidry,, containing ~ arpents, boundaries
given on day of sale.
State tax lIHdollars and 81 cents
Parish tax B dallars and So cents
233 A tract Of land situated on bayou
Rouge, assessedin the name of James Hender-
son, containing 100 acres, boundaries given
day OF sale. State tax III dollars and2 cents
Parish tax { dollars and s3 cents
234 IA tract uf land situated on the At.
ehafaiaya assessed Id the name of Dir George
Hi. HerveY, one containing S0acres 1.-THE other
$50 acres, boundaries given the dayso sale.
State tax VS. dollars and 53 cents
Parish tax 26 dollars and 81 cents
2336 Two tracts Of land situated III Plaque
mine, assessed id the name Of wild. Lydia
Harmon, containing 1875 acres. boundaries
given on day of sale the other containing
100 acres, boundaries given day of sale.
State tax "a dollars and 80 cents
Parish tax 81 dollafs and 53 cents
237 A tract Of land situated at Ance Cav
alier, assessed in the name of Sarah johnson;
containing 800 acres, boundaries given +en
day Of sale. ss
Il. State tar 26 dollars and 13 cents
Parish tax Isdollars and 60 cents
23S tract o fland situated on bayou NAL
Int, assessed in name Of George Sirnien and
FRANCHISE Collins, combining 500 acres,
boundaries given day of sale
State tax 3 dollars and "a cents
Parish tax % dollars and ID cents
235g II tract Of land situated in Big Cane;
assessed III the name of Mrs Suzane N.
Rawlins, containing 90 acres, boundaries Civ
en day of sale.
State lax SIS dollars and ii CENTS
Parish tai ~ dollars and 80 cents
IA 80 Al tract DE land situated I'm Prairie
Plaisance. assessed im the nameaof the heirs
of Augaste Js Pifre, containing 200 arpents,
given day Of sale.
State tor Ia dollars and Az cents
Parish tan 8 dollars and 80 cents
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LIS I'm moreeau de terTe sitn6 dams Ia
prairie Plaisance, assessor au nom de madame
Louis Fontenot, eontenaft $50 acress borne
nord par Piefre sylvestre,y sud par Terrell. est
par Bataiile, ct Quest par le bayou Grand
Louis. Take d'Etas $40 81
" Pa.oisse IA So
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TAKE EHat tpoO DO s%
Paraisss 26 81
236 Deux raoreeaux de terre situes a Pla-
quemine, assesses au nom dc IA yeuye Lydia
Harmon, Pun contenant 125 acres, r'autre i6O
acres-les limites seront donnees lie Jour de la
vente Take fEtat $34 80
% "Pareisse "a 50.
Cavalier s~Fassesse ,au nom de Sarah johnson,
contenant, 800 acres-les linites seront don
noes le jour de la ventt: b.
Take d'Etat $26 Is
+ t& !" Pareisse 10 so
~ 23S TN mofcead de terre situe al, bayou
Mallet, assesse. au non de George Sirnien ct
FRANCHISE Collins, scontenant 500 acres-les
limites seront dofffees lie iour de Id vente.
Take d'Etat $$31 %
n .es sol -" Paroisse % - Is
239 lin msrcearf de. terre situe a Big
Cane, assesse an nom de madame Susan N
Rawlins, contenant GO acres-les limites Sc.
ront donnGes le jour de Ia vente. ~
Take d'Etat $35 81
+" Paroisse p 90
80. Tn moroccan de terre sftue a la prai
re Plaisance, assesse au nom des heritiers de
Auguste J. Pitre, .contenant 200 arpents-les
limites seront donnees le jours de Ia vente.ss
Take d'Etat $$,i4 Al
@+ys " Paroisse 9 30 y
al I'm moroccan de ferre situe a la prairie
Plalsance, asgesse gu nom de la yeuve Gus.
taye Rellair, %contenant $50, acres on arpeanlts
-Ies limites seront donnees lie Jour de- la
vente. . Take d'Etat $,l9 A
. Pa.oisse 10 10
243 Tn moroccan de tefre situe en- bas PA
quemine, assesse au nom de Louis Perry, con-
tenant 800 acres-1es Iimites seront donn6es
lie jour de la vente.
Take d'Etat $40 IL
Paroisse - 65 .
244 Deux moroccan. de terre assessees ali
nom de Ursin A. ou F. Prejean, run STUB )
Carancro, contenant $50 acres, Pautre j PA,
quemine, contenant so arpents-Ies Iirnitee
seront donnees lie jour do Id vents.
z Take d'Etat SAC 4s
PaYoisse 26 "a
, 1870-02-21

Ilsrnrt Ferry. NJ, Webs was for year1 mani
ger Ct thc plug tos.oea factor. on Jefferson ave
dead. The leAci.R coustd peope CT ne:lols and
Ccttnam uero tlso pEtlent ii the tnceln !.
DouR!atl o1lt eied ~ HrownA plan, which ot.k1-
iii he TAD COLLECTED force Of socut Loo alavcs.
40 tntn tHoop down on the lalge towns asd
ctstes, eollecuEf force and material a he pro-
lass II he VA = coxard, Il d ieleYred 10 hil sac
oeas In Kansas as al 2uaury OF tue yfgtr1A cau-
I'D saa s,s rssa ne ae 10 .ne p.a
Y he do nos appross Of 1t, or d:d cot 60 h:useH.
George De hap;ste o so dir approved Ct toe p.1o.
nlsetn 4 the iafFess re- csu1cae. % ia tie s5asn would
% ts9wn np n1ed Sunday. Bro~n onlsceo %
.ns .n e tes s aas asss1S s ,e =
ttn b Leg Lot to soed blood nnle4S y became eo'
totntes5 Lecessa1J. De Bapaats ELL urged Eadl:
All ad esa.s ss III ~ 81 .on o1
Ives before, The uouoses t!kelJ 70 ensoe would be
ended He cited In support of a!s posiuon tee
Which 1ftJ.taree while liyea we1e ios:- nad the
eject OF causing ths na1t Virginia LestslAture 70
otkdet blu tyr the erAaaIl sMacskaGoa ,t OF 1ae
Os+ara:enina i counsel nnally prevailed, aod tho
1py GAyor, oea,oes money and adEaeei toat ha
one nan, Wn:eh ,ueJ dds Caatnamlte- Tns
news OF rhe dstusha1ce At Hafrers tsfzJ, VI en-
took the Sas!oa with 40 mach 11fp1lae, vas per.
itctly y al u1ue1stood " tue cotosed people o.
th.s city. They we're Anticipating the event. Encf
ont Foster nsu d.yulSed n WASHINGTON the Plans
Of E1oWE, Who, IL consequence, MA ooaeto
c;theY to ehat don h!s entcYpn.e or Pfec.ptaN
naite1es, eren at Iexlfui oids He caoose the lat
ter hltteL1tlEe-
TIE Etuuel Is sufficiently well GnoHn Iaete
facts, ho1eve1, have been Kept vita sNosu e.
crt u, NTH lately BY sae eo!oted men q Detroit
The particulars hare nese! neen published. II
tbe n eeiIrr u IYttD hou1e, on Congress Arees,
aneetirT Van Eeld il caa:han,, a. which tse
Hcap sLenf' xal pat on the plan SoT taa: me
-1fIyf liz kRf
itw lhey tAve no ftsr In letting their conaecnon
win me arA.r bc tnuwn. They gl1rJ In 1t.
, 1870-02-21

sto1s types Of human character to be feucd auaon4
It's varied Ard busy popua.1on- He arc 'e1t ~
the dark, ," says the advertisement IA 10 sns
fert characteristics ot American s'eanooA's' fA'.
WAY cats, tsYeea, parks, pfomerAdts, cAfes. aaa
private dreaines; and NJ to ihis noncnt We nase
had bu. rare and natrcn opportunities OF see1ns
the An e11can depleted IN his habit Is be lisef.
a,d 1f studyiDR h!m IN tho chameleon foftns q
character be assumes: IL 'Doun Eastef IN
Mslno or Vermont; Al qnasi s~cdo IN NC.
JcrseJ; n . 7ua4t DntchEan In aone nA- VI
Tho State Of New YORK. aLh Is ihoEoasa eos'
uopol1tAn In New Yort city itaelt; ~ aa
hlooded German In FenHlyls1uis, and iui''
blooded German tn Ohio and terouanou1 tue
Kre1t Weat: s = Puritan krSssanao III
MatsAehu1etta, q Cavalier Eng!bnnan N W.
gln.a and the Csrnlluhs, and 'Ronanht Egg
luhnan In MarJlspd:'sa halt Fsencausa 10
Lou!5ialA; 4 hall spaniut Ia Texas And soposa,
and SeyAdn; . hall 'sAlrage' MAJ IN Idaho and
WAahin gson Territory. n being made up Of all
kinda OF seemingly irc-ngTuous scraps OF nation.
atty: but under nj circumstances welded b. the
lrtesistib,e force Of republican lnsatnuons into
that man Of nen'-An American citizen" n
;hese ecQravtrgs are fairly executed, a7d the
subjects well chosen the Graphic will PROT! by the
venture, tnoagn theSa'A word Of olalney
About r.
, 1870-02-21
TIE LATE EXPLOSION AT ST
LOUIS.
Critical Cordfslon of tho Wounded
-EkecovcKY OF one Hopeless: OF
Two Moro, most Doubtful.

FF0'H the n. L'H1s VsHoFTa1s ftI II
In tela.ion to tue kotr1o.e ea;2Suophe Of Tnars.
,lsy tF which seyep ueR we've Killed outrkh. and
otter erehnrutly wounded, he subIolutd ad1i-
:.olal details have becn obtaired.
The xourdeu men cpuytJed to the City Hos
r,tai were uye in luuott, Tue tr,enoQ C{ WAd-
eeIl. o.e Of lie nye. resloyeu hin thence n q
satrssN texrcrds1 nn.rtrc IIe = nnt Danger
sustx n,nIsd m nprinr nnfx frnr aHrht contnz
s,n1 ~ !na fsr.s arm tntns m, se,Ions nt,rns W
srr sn,rI m ss1 tnat az The rrnsin,uu four tb,ee
Are IN a c,tucai cOrt,Eon and il Il dOubuat Il
I'M 1,rsmrs i,eorer. when tafea to tne hoa-
p;tS11 ~. sb,e to cou1e..e lite nuS yes:errsy
Il Ispfcd iu,oa cot altua OF trsenttpslt;J and 10
Sonurues IL 1tiqties Ne TWO compound frac-
,uYes OF The tkuj several lccised wo1oda in the
face, ard sorco comparatively sitgnt hurns. His
frs1n1es nI.-t NJ a regottna s.eht 20 terribly are
~ ru: nnd be hss been h,.Lu a,ncs me acctJenl.
Tn,s uufur;nr1;e man i i years Oh, urua,re1,
= nst:yr RI IfflLrd II il t6pucst rrooaefb,e tra;
~ rar royer--.n tacf. II Tss no, e1necteI tha:
he would survive IN 3et1e.daF noru.ur,
LAM u,tar arad * ear. ntSo . naytve 1T Ire,