The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

Butler"
"Well, then, name him Andy Johnson"
81 won't do that neither for that would be dsrespecttu to
the dog"-7imes
SAVANNAH
the city down Fort Pulaski there line of sentry
boxes elevated four posts above the marsh appoachab
only by boats open and storms and also
to the attack armies OF mosquitoes more to be dreaded than
the Yankee armies Yet in these boxes day night the
rebels kept guard for years. and many poor fellow suffered
death from the torment of such exposure and the foul
which he must necessarily breathe One of passengers
Mr.. M. A. Wilder of New York, who merchant in
Savannah at the of the whence he made
his escape after the rebels supposed they had all the
nues leaving behind everything but the clothes stood
his property being valued in gold 500 O every particle
which the rebels conscaed appropriated destroyed
to private papers the sae which broken open by the
conscation agent OF course, Mr. Wilder does pres
ent believe that conscaton if applied to his and Others
erty would be act of oppression injustice When he
returned Savannah which directly Shermans
try, he naturally anxious to repossess himself of
of the private papers, including several title Deeds which
were III his safe Not of the persons who could would
give him an ota of information about the matter After
haustng words upon them until he depared of his object
old negro who present. watching his opportunity pull
him by the sleeve, drew him aside, and said
" Does ole massa say dem Yankees stole yer paper?
Yes what Of ~"
Case spec forgot dis niger help him open de SAFE"
why, he just said some of the Yankee soldiers
have opened It,"
"We spec dem Yankee soldiers hid yer paper up
in de garrett
And with that he led the gentleman up great loft of
the warehouse, where froma pile of rubbish he exhumed
bundle containing all the missing papers, which the
low had gathered from where had been thrown by his
lying and thus they preserved in the hope of
restoring them day to the owner
only relate this anecdoe show average sample of
the difference white man and "ngger" OF course
this had expectation of reward when did this
lie simply doing he would be done by. He certainly
could have expected that what he did would
duced into the columns of the newspapers proof that the
negro if he has no rights has at least qualities which white
man is bound to respect
LATEST FEMININE SENSATION IN PAR1s-The Paris abye is
responsible for the following of young who
is exciting public curiosity in Paris:
"She is from five to sixand-tweny Her complexion of
warm golden TINT like FIorentne bronze She clad
but in black Dress made high, and ending at the neck
of large coral beads of boodred and her wrists with
bracelets of the material and hue From beneath her
cap sort of beret Scotch bonneblack Also
ced with of coral beadsfow long and thick tesse so
black that they blue She is foot Her
Victoria drawn by pair of ponies black ebony
pace which makes the smoke again The black and
RED or her costume and equage added her bonzd
pexon invest her with sinister and somewhat daboca
She is known only by the designation of La Dame Cora"
Inoe VINO have been curious enough investigate something
of her history and habits of life report that she immensely
rlch travels with six servan-two Indian four
men, one Oh whom Is negro the others being of the
oronzed complexion their MISTRESS that she spends
her time playing species of ga else practicing with
saloon pistol target which target represents female f
of blonde complexion, about size of the largest dolls
lastly that she is from Java and lives exclusively on fruits and
preserves She is said have blown out the brains of one H
one OF her slaves who entered her apartment
But the most remarkable circumstance her that ay and
night the shutters closed and her apartment illuminated
AT mghC she sings palntve melodies
IKE wangs than set tunes and she smokes opium and sleeps
on panther skins She is said be the widow of great per
onage in the island of Sumatra who committed sude
alter an outburst OF jealousy her part by su
peced attachment to the wife of English naval oice"-
Notes by The Way.
CLASSICAL LITERATUREA country paper in Wisconsin saws
that the Legislature of that State adjourned non conpos
TIE chairman of meeting held Bryan Hail. Chicago about
six years ago. declared that certain resolution had passed
! g Grim. con-"
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THE WRONG SExNot many days ago young lady the
thousand miles from Columbus and asked he wished pur
chase couple OF chickens, at the time throwing pair
OF live the counter Why yes he replied but will
they lay there meanng would they remain on the counter
Tor few nLaY there y indinnanLlv