The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

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az Orpbsus "a to-ujrht a the o.eva Uou.e
4. Ohio hes ~ Boruis.... (. - ,-',-''-
~ Ms. Linso,a b irritable, bot no> insane. ..<
Dickens detssts deadheads. and who don't, -
Grant has had home presented to him.
Before his death, he made his wil-TEx.
DoubtIess correct 10 point Of fime
In conversation, ssys Emerson, no Jokes should
be attempted. q l.r \, 4. ~. IS .....f, = -
The presumption Il that sickneos IA ain. and
health is virtue, says Beecher.
Station house Iodgers IN New York are treated
to Sunday morning breakfasts.
A little profanity, doubtless BY mistake. has
slipped into the New York Evening Post.
The New OrIesns Republican nominates Grant
for president, and Judge Durellfor vice president.
The United States treasury has $lOl, 900 900 in
gold locked mp in its vaults.
g -Four hundred and forty eight deaths last week
in New York. - ~ +. Z. .''.-'.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of the 18th d in mourn
ing for it, founder, VIM. NJ. Swain.
There are 5000 servant girls out Of employment
in New York city.
Remember the grand sacred concert at Christ
Church Monday evening" The psogrsmme ap-
psars slssuhs
sr Edward Head, formerly eovernor general OF
Canada, died recently 10 England, ia the sixty
tnlrd year Oh his age. - lllsA
Dickens refused TO read in New Haven, the
other night because broker had procured two
hundred OF the best sesta in the house. -,
story 10 told OF an Englishmsn who made eli
nN Preparat'ons ior pear ana buffalo hunt pre-
''ous 70 'anomg a. me pors OF New York
comes ous N evidence tnat hr.iyng once
p'eseneo IN = poosan coAt' hatner dark and
hn,,'eo ssnc'usy
e'eep, ssys %e no'eo BROOKLYN divns, Is re-
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'as' nan soou' ~"u' ounaio' sgeo
.u''e'' ras Deen @i'e''ee i'f se'ans oiunA anu
".'pp'ne ny ""e'
Msny peisons arc sAn'1s "o~ res to.A ior
ea,'v' A' ''"s Va '1s i''H was
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Rsecber savs be Il sometimss ;ncI;,ea 10 ,h,,r
that the tere,ies and absurd tbsories Of mi.
world have their origin in dvspen.ia- Hsbad
rather he 4 bankmpt and IN he.lib- than 10 he
= millionaire with The eout -
Emerson saws he Il suspicious Of the people Who
sneak mucb OF the moon. and the aovers. and
music. and of charity dear charity. and of virtue,
dear virtue. They almost make beauty hateful
with their praises. y l- 80 Ts 80 .-f
General sickles. vbie speakiur in a hall At
Manchester. New Hampshire. on behalf Of the
radical candidates ON the State ticket. VAS his.sd
bv some ladies m the crowd. who were finally
elected by the police. t.'t r
Horace f,reelev ssvs Gerritt Smith. p;ties IN.
son,b In bajIinr JefYsrson Davis he felt thai \.
was bsi,,ng the south. And vet even he. with
bis |" bushel Of brains. deem sense Of Justice and
Glowing pbiIanthropv - can keen on saving IN
the son,k a. n..A, L.r, or .sss
po.,,,ve information has been rece;ved 4, N.vr
yort that the b;sbon of oxfovd has one,Iv go.s..
over 40 the Roman cs,bolic cburcb. ..r Il I. st,,,-
a great breeze among The Episcooalians- some ~
whom are unwilling to credit II. The authority
for the statement is private letter. said to have
been written by the bishop himself TO a friend in
Cork. ~ .4s1o .'. sl.r ,.l,-,
The roraon scacs.,or cor,s. q. N. a.s.,... :,
n. ho,d.h.sd.d .rd hn.h, .h..rdsa rsn,,s,a.r :.
= no.., srd ,,,,.n,or. ,n.rn.r is ho,a. shat
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amid erovth AZ The hair from, ,ba haad wbsrs a
Il ! = ,nso,sr.hls hnrden "a ~ ob;n vhsrs 49,.
.oron.r.t,,s1v hsr,lss.n
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Aeasnoe' ~ c'epnens' sno = no" res'a'ns IN
rh'iaoe'PnA' '"'ee sn0 'c"Hn oiuD nous9 ~
that city, few evenings since, and, In response
Last .xt,em;tv v.s he drawn into .he rahs,f;on
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ana mat even snen nc ioenuneo h'msen WIN IL
only that he might further the cause OF the Union
Tho port.uoush r;roes te,ls nj a haunted hopae
A. cs,--s-- ..---u.~ 49,. - 60 ~
on tne eciumDos tufnpike' soou' mle rom 'ne
former place, where incautious people who ven-
ture to sleep in the house are seized by invisible
obosts and NJ. rosttar bovz oood xrras,lars thsv
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may pe' are sure OF iaii IN the involuntary
wrestling match. In Pittsburg, there is also, ac-
cording TO the papers, q house infested by per
.,rhad ga 5,stn,h;n. .n;r;ts M ar,,.e ~.
t1ioea cho e'1'"'S S'"B oP't'e't WV chae7c snc