New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-23

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lNG, n : N Isl. st .5f .-
Fantss h pleasant concert at the
-. ieSt evening, and, to Judge
| BE Orphans must have been
La I'D.
rank wsSe exceedingly pretty,
ereat credit on the good taste
manner, who is said to be Mr.
RS al
Larles IN.
eS =, r Ire some "unrehearsed stage
|aaEy,mGaE5,lich furnished considerable
| Wit, 10 the audience, and itsstill re-
Footed question whether the
melodcon was intended to be
MISE accompaniment to "Salutaris."
nv that we are an oppressed
Eurea d tremendous heel on our
LEY aadience seemed remarkably
pans lhs supporters of Seymour and
K nf Grant. sitting side by side,
useful as possible.
M, nipping and an eager air
|.et canal street, and as pensive
s. ling past the savory shop OF
a bid man, purblind and feeble,
ank a guitar about as large as a
T VINE his guide, philosopher and
str. AhAy poodle, stood shivering by.
r.. 10 resist the temptation to
|,ru 1Sor stroller with q dime. He
od bless you, my FRIEND
h. F6 hurried on modestly, and
ohrselves, Is it possible this is
Law, eymour incognito? We do moi
bussi was, for Horatio is twanging hls
WA ind holding out his hat fol
aIfal5 and whereabouts, with Man
|sEuH to guide him.
|,,,s. nticn of the busy Bee, Of Char
| t, AZ which gravely proposes that WI
|'Ew 10 more with Maine since he
/, jeriiy, is called to the following
|,LoR y 4 similarly enlightened spiri
xaI TIE Bourbon Bee and the Bour
~ o,am.are twins. ArcadeS Anbo.
|IItober l9.-Late Salt Lake
= W the proceedings of the Gen
mi sh Conference. All Mormon
An taries are fully represented
--~~- 'nsly agreed that Commercial
| D, with the Gentiles should bt
II necessities. Mormons pur'
ger d the GentiIes will do so at The
p,r hlsion from the church. Thii
urged as necessary in selt-de
fostss ID the rapidly approaching
III outsiders coming in with tn
cifc railroad. They are avowet
rvf ihe Mormon institutions AMI
- " ion-iutercourse only can re
|et 81 Mormons and encourage hom
Fl 81 festive Train was supposed t.
oeiat the New York World ant
AG itfsls of that kind deemed him al
Pew commend the following t.
ad1H and beg leave to ask why tn
II ress does not supply us wit
|rhA 1t comes by mail:
BEL Cletober 19.-Train has publish
|ias,idriss to the American people
Hshmen to vote for Grant, and ad
ntn ds's to show that the Democrat
ines ',,endly to England. He de
asimany Hall, and declares tina
ed the Fifth Congressional Dis
p.a York must take him as an il
En- andidate or not at all.
| oX
=, " D'Beirne, the President Of th
|w.,l Navy Conservative Club j
o., has resigned and declared fc
L. hc9lfax.
n - POLITICAL pupil Of Lewis Gas
" inelnnati Chronicle furnishes II
bRR N0lher Goose for politicians:
|. U4 a his little pig went to marke
lin C.-This little pig stayed
ally
|t Sf Ak little pig got bread an
This little pig got none;
fur ne rest of the little pigs we
.ad ts, Nee, we want a leader"
Oh 10 placard was found posted l
|EtinN at the corner of Livouda
LUIninYson streets, Of which the fc
[uPAsA copy:
hlae dirty, lousy, Yankee carpt
$50. dn this street are known. Scall
ps deal Hyer, plausible, lying Kt
'AA shn, lousy Morse--you may Gro
| Caul + BOW, but your time will con
rs 'ou DO not get up and dust. p,
EAe Hoefs and other bills and trav,
|NER Beware ! ~
IHkull and cross-bones.l
EeS s formerly of the United Stat
lEIfard connected with the Boa
=, ,ffAlIon and Clerk Of the Legisl
l,",, 4 1entleman much respected.
[m,s Kellsgg Joined the United Sta
N6@ York, is an agent Of the PHI
d in Insurance Company.
the Morse is o well known and acti
4 a hat members of the ex-Uni
a1A Sailors Democratic Club N
hH tiJoy The above, we would st
A't Kellogg above referred to !
rect 81 the "red-hot school. III
Sal smocratic ex-soldiers2
n Dl ,
b am IA has two ways Of account
/ y ~ fthrow of its party on Tuesd
L" the prestige of General Grar
Ar A. By athe perversions Of Gene
Fay sition." If neither had b
|ptiO1 the World thinks the rel