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Cold Steam.

( 3 rs 4.
The N. o. Picayune gives the fol-
owing:
BY invitation, ono Of our corps
went out this week to the station
house on Canal street to witness and
accompany trial trip Of q street
car, propelled BY amoniachal gas
The car was ready, and DR.. Emile
Lamm, the inventor, was also ready
There were present at half-past one
o'clock several gentlemen, some rep
resentativcs Of railroad capital, some
representatives Of scientific interests,
some practical engineers some rep
rescntatiyes Of the press and SONS
who were gentlemen interested y
any invention or enterprise that ca'
be useiui to the South.
After a prolonged Interchange 2
witticisms and badinage, the ear
which was standing on curve
moved a few yards forward and thcI
backed gracefully up y the turn
table. There Was another pauscs-
The ears in front were whistled q
aud Dr. Lanm's ammonia car 500
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ARKANSAS.
A Speech Of Var Beteeen The Color
ed Ont8 and Innsia
Chicot County
Hon Clayton Pays His Political
DeJts and how he Doscnt
Pay Them.

LITTLE Rock, May 1.--Scrious
troubles are reported in Chicot coun-
ty, one Of the largest negro districts
in the State. Just prior to the
election for the United States Sena-
tor the last time, Clayton appointed
Senator J. w. Mason (colored) Of
Chicot County, Probate Judge 0.
that county, in order to secure his
vote for the Senatorship. The cleo
ton came off and Mason voted fol
Clayton butjust on the heels Of the
session Clayton appointed another
man to the opposition, Major Ragland
Of Jefferson county. Under Clay
ton's instruction the Senate refuse'
to take up and act upon Mason
nomination, and by that means ]
.cxpected to get rid Of him. Bu
Mason went home aud took posses
; sion Of the Office, and the colorc'
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and tlicn modcsily astc'l zoe break
iast
The hosfai fr,i drew back with
evident rnmignlce 10 receive thl,
uncouth fom imone hi grni-rl
visitors. but afew word. Whisper
Ell in his ear satisfied him, anil illc
stranger took Ids place IN the COM
pany, some shrugging their 'houl-
ders, some staring, some laughing
outright. Yet there was more in
that one man than in the whole
company. He had been entertain
ed with distinction at the tables of
princes; learned societies to which
the like Of Cuvie belonged, had
bowed down to welcome has pres
ence; kings had been complimented
when he spoke to them; in short,
he was one whose fame will bt
growing brighter, when the fash,
ionab'es who | ughed at him, an,
many much greater than they
shall have been .orgotten.
From every hilltop, and deep
shady grove, the birds, those bios
SONS of the air, will sing his name
The little wren will pipe
with her matin hymn; the oriol
carol it from the slender srdsse
of the meadows the turtle dov
roll it through the secret forests
the many-yolced mocking bir
pour it along the air; and I'll
imperial eagle, The bird of Wasl
ington, as he sits far upon the blu
mountains, will scream it to Il
tempest and stars. He was Jol
J. Audubon, the great ornitholo,
gist. There is no truth more pit
ent than that appearances are oftt
deceitful.
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BLACK or WHITE,


A correspondent, describing the
curiosities Of San Domingo city,
writes:
But the mostlsingular of all are
the spotted children; that is, white
children turning black, and black
children turning white. You may
believe either, according to your
politics. Whether this is a-freak
of nature to show that the black
and white races can live in harmo.
ny together on the island, or
whether it is the beginning of a
system to Introduce white labor
here and exterminate the black
race, | leave for Democrats and
Republicans to discuss in Congress.
The spotted children are GER
tainly curious specimens of Sal
Domingo productions. There
are not many of them, but enough
for variety. There are childaer
also here that have learned much
of our coinage system, which is
astonishing in creatures so yonng
They stand on street corners al
over the city, and continually sa,
to Americans who pass them
"Five cents!" or "Ten cents?'
according to the extent of thei
English or knowledge Of our coins
They also plead for cigars, for
believe that unfortunate children
of tender age here are "brough
up" on nicotine instead of lacte
fluid. They all smoke from tn
time they walk, without regard t
sex, race, color or previous condi
ton.
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ASHES OF GLORY.

The followingpoem, among the
latest productions of Hon. A. J.
Requier, of Alabas a, will be read
and re-read everywhere in the
South, with a'perfect thrill of pleas
ure. He has erected the conquer
ed Banner from the dust in the
realm of poesy; and shrlned it in
the golded haze of his exalted
genius.
Foldup the gorgeous silken sun,
By bleeding martyrs blest,
And heap the laurcls it has won
Above its place Of rest
No trumpct's note need harshly blTe--
No drum fuucrel roll
Nor trailing sables drape the brior
That frees dauntess soull
II lived with Lee and dccked his brow,
From Fate's empylcal Pslmi
1t sleeps the sleep OF Jackson now
As spootless and as calm.
II was outnumbered- .outdone,
And they shall shuddering tell
Who struck the blow, It's latest gum
| Flashed ruins as it fell.
Sleep shrouded Ensign not the breeze
That smote the victor tar
With death across the hcaying seas
OF fiery Trafalgar
Not ::,rthors knights amid t-c gloom
Their knightly deeds ,aye starred,
Nor Gallic Henry's matcbless plume,
Nor peerless born Bayard.
Not all that antique fables, feign,
And Orient dreams disgorgei
Nor yet, the silver cross Of Spain,
And Lion ST. George.
Can bid the pale Proud emblem, sti'l,
. Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the heightened shades that hii
Their proudest kingly line.
Sleep ia thine own historic ight--
: And be thy bl,zoned scroll,
A tearrior's bahder takes its flight
TO greet parrior's soul
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Wounds inflicted BY DiiIercnt
Weapons.


A correspondent Of the London
Times writes from the headquartcrsof
one Of the German armiosi IN France;
| have made u great many inqul-
ries about the wounds inflicted by
different weapons, and | find that
the evidence is, on the whole, to the
effect that the Cassepot intlicts a
more dangerous wound than the
needle gun, and is a more effective
weapon in every respect. A thought
less inquirer may find surgeons will
assert the contrary, because the
Chassepot bullet at II long range is
perhaps less destructive than the
needle gun at a short one. The
orihco made by the French bullet Is
small, and if no bone has been
: touched, IL apt to heal over quickly
! but the canal made through the ilesl
inhamcs, suppuratcs,and causes dan
gerous swelling and eternal evil
So thoroughly is this now under
e stood that some ofthc best surgeon
;, recommend immediate enlargement
Of the orifce. Now and then u cas-
y occurs, though very rarely, OF
Chassepot bullet passing through
, bone without shattering it. Thei
N is a case here at this moment Of
y soldier whose tibia was penetrate
lr in this manner. The bullet retainc
TX its form with the exception OF u llttl
TX derangemcnts at the point.
o. Generally speaking, the missi
,r lattcns out and splintcrs the boz
= Just in proportion to its force
=. striking. The Chassepot bullet
- lighter than that Of the needle gu
IN but its velocity atany given distanc
ID is far greater. The new Bavarii
IS. rifle, the Werder, is better tha
r. either the Ghasscpot or the needl
an gun, but as yet only the pick
q troops are armed with them. | a
!, inclined to think its action as
breech-loader even quicker th'
:" that of the Martini. 1t is q sm
~ bore, and the barrel has Of course,
Is sharply-twisting rihing. The Pru
6. slams are in love with it, and the be
i'll proof Of its popularity is that 70
ay few samples are ever loft On II
m field of battle, because every de
D, mans rife is seized by a living col
!. rade. who leaves his own in Q
- change for it. Before this campall
the Prussians cndeavored to indu
the Bavarlans to adopt the need
en- pun. It is now probable that !
,ht Prussians army viii adopt the !
ga varian weapon. Much ChasseI
10 ammunition having been captur
- lately, the French rifles, SO many
:. " which are in the hands of the Pr
Ill SLAMS, have been issued in cons
erablc numbers for outpost wo
and to picked men as sharpshoote
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE.

This Is one of the kind that man can love-,
That wears q shawl and neat kid glove,
Has the merriest eye, and the dantiest foot,
And sports the charmngeat gaitar boot,
And bonnetall ribbons and flowers and loops
And wears and indefinite number Of hoops.
1t Is one that can dance and possibly firt
Can make pudding rs well as a shirt
One that can sing without dropping stitch,
And play either housewife, lady or witch,
Ready to give US the sagest advice,
And do up our collars and things SO nice
Ills one Of that kind that can langh and 'alf
And take your arm for an evening walk
That will do whatever the owner may choose,
witb.the slightest perceptable turn Of. the screw
,Tis the cleyercst thing that ever was seen,
This wonderful Family Sewing Machine
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JUDGING BY APPEARANCES.
Some years ago thee arrived at
the Cataract House, Niagara Falls,
an old looking man, whose appear
ance and department were quite IN
contrast with the crowds OF well
dressed and polished figures which
adorned. that celebrated resort.
He seemed to have just sprung
from the woods; his dress, Of un-
couth cut, which was made ol
leather, stood dreadfully in ne q
Of repair, apparently not having
felt the touch of the needle for SC
long a time. A worn out blanket
that might have served for a bed
was buckled to his shoulders;
larg, knife hung on one side, bal
anced by a long rusty tin box OF
the other; and his beard uncropped
tangled, and coarse; fell down up
on his bosom; as If to counterpois
the weight Of the thick, dark lock
that supported themselves on hi
back and shoulders. This bein
strange to the spectators, seeming
ly half civilized, half savage, pusf
Q d his steps into the sitting roo'
unstrapped his little burden quie
ly looked around for the landlor
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CALICO. We remember, ,whena boy
Of reading a story in rhyme, which
in substance was like this. Al man
who was an inyeicate hater of wo-
mon, had son, whom he resolved
should never SEQ a woman until no
was old enough to detect the evil in
her, and therefore shun her. To 40.
complish this object he promised
his boy If he would remain shut
out from the world until he was
eighteen years old, hc, the fathers
would give him what ever b dssifs
cd. AT the close ofhis noviatc, the
father accompanied the son into
the world to give him an opportuai-
ty Of selecting his reward, carefully
however, avoiding the society q
women. During their percgrinu-
tions theboy espiedla pretty gifl,And
Immediately cried out, s'see, father
what is thatf'' 1T u the devil, I
replied Ithesirc. After somewhat
protracted examination Of nature
art, and the world generally, the,
world generally, tho twain repaired
to the parental mansion, and tho
father then proposed to fulfill he
promise BY asking bis soa MWsil
what shall ! give ycu r 'If you
please, father, Rll take 1thc devil, I
was the natural snsw NV Try ~
you may, there Is 70 such thing y
keeping boys away frca, calico.
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iullpHed. As rule. = mule ealfu0f
move = ar stopped % asafvs. The
engine started u wiilipevfeet ear. =
II vas nearly 8 o'elock before Che
ar moved oat oftlie station houo.
II wa almost Iikemads when, with
mt smoke, heat Or steam, tIse car
moved up Canal street, with rcgus
lar aud steady motion, 90 fepresscd
w. % be no faster than q mule at .
/ gentle trot, tie Doctor rcguIatingits
motions aud stopagcs with extrcme
facility, and more easily than dri-
yer cau control mule. He made
the speed fast or slow, at viii, and
whenever a rough place in the road
required it, or whenever car before
was an obstacle hc had no troabfe
ia stopping the car or slackeaing its
motions.
There was a heavy load on the
car,estimated by aserdupois--at least
twenty gentlemen averaging hun
dred and seventy pounds apiece
Estimated intellectually they would
have weighed about a ton each, for
J seldom have We seen 50 much Of pro-
iessional, engineering, literary, mer-
camille, medical, journalistic. scien-
: tiiic and practical talent conveyed
along the public highway in nany one
l vehicle by any known method OF
propulsion.
" The car with its lively and witty
y load went up to st. Charles street
and then returned, DR.. Lamm gov
:, erning its motions with perfect ease.
" He could increase, decrease, stop or
. renew the momentum of his car with
> perfect facility, and an intelligent
y child could have done the samc.
10 At the horse station
(" DIR. Lamm generates ammoniachal
" gas; he employs It in the propulsion
y of q street railroad car; he reabsorbs
81 it and carries it back to his. laboratory
!, !, where it is again reduced to gas, O
"' rather where the gas is reabsorbos
'r- into wartcr. The gas acts like stear
'ns and produces motion; the utilize'
'"' gas is absorbed in warter, the am
lSc moniated water is rcdistilled, and 9
" there il nothing lost or consume
except the heat required to climinas
e'e W the needed gas.
y y Beyond oil science or prt
'oa fessional rigmarole we may say Il
~, ~ experiment was o success. A q
''' bearing the engine, weighing a tho
sand pounds, and twenty-one passel
Si'c gers, averaging one hundred o.
one sixty pounds each, was very easi
IN moved at the rate Of five miles
= hour and as easily stopped and sta
gun ted as o lady may stop or move b
acc sewing machine. This was done wi
ian a rude model engine on an old sire
,an y, car loaned for the purposc-all und
dle auspices by no means favorable.
<ea was done in the presence Of seyeI
am scientific gcntlemen, half a dozen
Y . the representatives Of thepress Of 4
hal, and other cities, several practical
ha'i gineers, several capitalists interest
% /" in railroads and one or two curio
rus. but very intelligent citizens.
hest As s
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Reed The believing fesilmenlal.

A. SUMNER EsQ
nssf sif 1 have aasi your Wheslsf nd
Hilsaa sewing Nsehins IN az family l9f slt-
teen yeas with perfect saiisfwtisa luripE
that time ths entire expense. siih ne sfes1s
iion ef oil ahd needles, viii bot amount h.
hve dolltrs.
Ny entire family are ~ pFpdeieni IN ~
nee hat ~ yoanKsst daughter only Eve years
of age. l. A. expert as her mother. u i their
universal voice 10 sell the piano, bat Keep Che
sewing Machine.
NADlsos NiLDER.
Liberty Ne.
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- Ter 98rrit tft GrunO- unb Ro5ts
liar, GigeHtbums i'm Staate SbtC wtr6
rod tsr listen S6dtuuB ju s .5OO,'
GCO,OO0 nnassstsn, unp ss la6t Rh pcbl
rNrs uettrireiturg annfemsu, boB raf'
Itlte In 1IrEiidfrtt tsu rUppeltsn Psrtb
hat. Tret fauierp @,a.outn Dollars auf
rh2 500 900 Giupcbnsr S6iO's Usrtbeilt,
aisbt $1,000 auf rem 8rpf rsr SspSIfsr'
urs. GO tn tas Elm 8trbdI'ntF, pte &c
rpctl tu pfniasn anesrn 2inreru unc
!s!tR IN rtriGsn Siaairn rsr Union gu
futtn lsiu errf's.
Cte tsuti&ta Blister In GbItass
,,stcn tsst ~, rag bic SammIurssa fur
sbre ates6rannis Stabt In Gsu!itIanp
Gin tftr.s Grssbnie Iisisru, ais Iis sr-
raytsi battsr. Gir 9lmsntatirnrn tttirr
8ldnsr absr bic linpartbnrtdt uno 0Ist6'
aatHsttit her teuti6su Sr6Ssr utsr'm
Suau, ttm ftrsGiidtn @rstsni6 8sstR'
iitrr, patsn alIO prririst unc uSsl on.
e,p:oGt.
- Gm Ylab hes ssrilorbsrsn Iulat'
ten Dunn knt rir 0sisBsrbuns pcn Qcut.
Gaus atrrmaIS Eipsn 6arbiasn oils Yies'
G,ouusrusur sswdblt. GE bsibt ptu&tad
unS Sat tas Gtroisnf tab r a6 Der
GtnmiIauus YeH Grants Saion'ttsH,
pslSs usulta bic rspubIiiaaiids Staats
Gcuprntiou in Rep Srlsans nussinun.
hsr Iprsnetsr, ua6rrudIi6 ptnsrisbts. -
Seiue Grpdlluns ttIpet mitsin etnsn
RatnRa6sr fir Grant unS rsn SaraSsr
enl,p.
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Die 1arins. - SOfaeness 10 sin fur
s,r ass,ug aus Rem DtsstlbrtSsn Ssrt6t
bss s3arintfstTtGrs Rotefcn:
Die daps SIcitsamA&t pts eanees TT
aaf l79 Sttft bcrab3sfuHtsu, sUa t.n;u
40 bic StRanrtt.ile ron @sf6paesrn,
tte fitsroQ osribstst Tnr, auemahsn.
8,u tsr ouIsbuIidsu 8lctts eea 81
Wt,.itcr III rur elmer trau6bar, unr
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rsr GusraRuug trraubt i'm Sa6maTIr
bajsn ron 2taeus 9slano lei pbiiarsl'
pbia. Slct,icr smrfttlt riH; SiEalinrrr'
ana tcr Gssoii,isre uno hi: aufh,SnnG
ser GrmtraIe. pao &icfoSmtrala, Zen
ua6 rem 3ote Der ijsistH Snbabsr. 6S
wrrreu nuG 0riucs iur @uf5s6Hua prt
Gcmmctcre. @raefs auesfabrt. ister
tte @unirtuue rer 6iOitsnmadt fur ent
Gintrsisn sl6slifer grsi9ntEt maGt rsr
esri6t trine gerlblG1e.
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p6ilats!pbiu, penn, Is. Dt1. fsats
ID 9. @nrs, rsr ietnsn Batter srmosrst
Sat, binssridht pUrrsn. gr Itsts stFerH
elm laus's f&rtf!ti6ss @fAdnbnts at,
rc-in er uuttr Nnbsrsm ilBt sr BABE fet'
gsg gatsr tsstaIb umSstrutt w:tI bic
fer isirs 9lui.fr fGlrat tstaTrelt Datf
Gr teihuletst ou6 msbrrrs 3'uSsn, he
sessH i'm GuiS'irstsR Rns. pee Nsiurtss.
@r psrIhreb lsint est6t rem aerJtsn tur
5riruua, GGein feline @ittps lief n!tt
~, bae in folder 0siis itsr bic Qsi6s
bisrcnirt wurOs. Wan iitsr5ab tbr rabtr
bic Q.iGs Sur 8saattung.
pbiIarsIrbIa, ga, 10. Drs. Die ttt.
fac pittte glatiSuG! gant IN bur& bic
SantpiiitatOrsn unp bas Clearing Scu'
lr" fur iniclDsnt srfIdrt wUrrsn. Sbr
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psr(sltsn tint,rtsstsn @sIpsr s 100000.
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be ON SdRlaS rOrI'Bisr sBUas eas Iunss
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tsr;cn rcbntnbsn 5dmtIts 2osdn uuIsr
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maat ~ katsu, bic 6amiIis tbrsr Oisnf.
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Rinsn aufisb,r Der esdl Company, 20
rtss g4c6s in Summit 5i1, Carbon Co.,
ermurrst gu tabeu, i1 patrId !. @ilprr
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Rau& Gsuut, uus Sirsftaft pirb nt6t
aug,uUmmsn. Ssin YrUtB fcI I'm mad
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aeratsen. 5dulpiOrprrunssn I'm 8ttrasf
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s&srift. wflatF bic 9rudtr't In 9s'
16las gu nsbEcn IrUtt Eina Mot fisfs
DoGe npb tas GflO aufJstraat Oser
Siatr6sIt baihr stssbta tstre.
- Die S6iiffabrt auf hem 6anal BARI
ais sstalufsu ss;,..rr"@ttt psrSsn. Dieter
ljme.ap lppCtl, pts ras felt sinissr !3slt
bsrrGGenhr faIts ssritrr bat srn Nartt
rlwas sstt6srt, uup Der grsis pSa clint
asn Sufn SOBlsn iR In Die 5O9' sssan'
asn.
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ter lluibuip misosr mad ruff, eis Sanes
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arf bsm esuiiGrn gUtsn 'brs t'9FntliGe
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niger gDrIe stftttrt.-&bsr robin Die
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nub QEsn p3sr Girttd, naa NultFaIttn
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frcmmsu, ttrrEreigts 9strau8 auf Stn.
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