The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL ITEMS

his determination not to stand as caodidats n
reelection TO Congress.
:, Rev Chas. Eagsn, Catholic priest of August,
libel. JuhJ ~
The Democrats have nominated Warran D
noble es candidate for Congress from the mint
Ohio district. - '"e nint
smiler Colfax is a relative of Mrs. EIizahsr
Cacy stanton, and the latter is by odds the am
esI man OF the two, says the World.
Inc president has sppoinle ed George W. CoJb,
oollsetor OF internal revenue for the first dis
ulct OF Afsbama, vice Anderson resigned
Zen. ID. Z. sickles and Gov Fento1 were 70 hs
evening. w AAVnuay
Miles :OReinys paper. the Nav v.l a..
izen. is offered for sale for s25 600 SUI, Urs
boIk politicians propose to buy it and make il a
Republican paper. Dr. -'1A'
The king Of Siam has twenty nine SON, ana
mnIytnree daughters by thirty.6ye wiVes
What proportion are siamese twins does moi : :.
Grant AGn.a" tell you, sir, Republication in
iookiDg up" Seymour Man. Well r tdjcaIisrn
way" -'OA Guy otner
Grant told ST. Louis that he expeeted 70 ,.t.
up ms abode there. The people will NOT interfare
WI, WIN DIS intention by laying his venue in washing
The difference between Grant and Blair is tbs
olnerebce between mum man and a rnn
msD.-IChicago Post. iu"
Grant that the mum man and rrro r,.
Beau Hickman says the CARPET baOgers ara ~
poorest lot OF snesks that ever got into Conorsss
he has collected less than five doIars al she,,
plssters. "'e 0en' shin-
Miss Kate Stanton, related to Mrs. Eliz.bs,b
Saoy quo, Is soJourDiDg in Germany and astonnds
The natives by making speeches. in fsvor Us
i mOmens rights and other exclusively American
II might be profitable to the Radicals n r,orao,
the following passage from a London idnrnsG
governing body must either find better Lead.
r
us preteDsioDs to sovereignty
henry NJ. roWie chronicler of small baer
~ magazines, and author of historical novsIs
oil me Jacob Abbot sort, is a regular con,ribntop
Dickens. = 'Pe0ai INVITATION OF
Capt. Joseph Richard wheatly, formerly n, u,r-
IoosOuIg Kentucky and late of the Confedars,a
army, mas been appointed a lieutenant in the
army. Vi 'ne french
.. ID. Hoover and A. P. Hoover have bopvb, t,a
Evening Express, Of Washington, D. c.. ana rsiss
basS sne nag OF seymour and Blair to the mast.
nes9 announce their intention of making II |
nveiy newspaper, and an effective Campaign organ
of the Democracy oigan
The PaIl.bearers at Gen. Happiness funeral ware.
NOD. John T. Hoffman, Mai. Gen David Unn,
James t. Brady, Hon. Horace Greeley Jsma. 81
benneu, Jr., Robert +. Roosevelt Pstar p
sweeney, bichard b. Connolly, Nelson j. Vest, |
pu5y, hlcnsId oGorman, and William @. Barrett
:, 6eorge William Curtis was a silent nartnar =; :
The hrm Of Dix, Edwards h Co. the nrcnrjo,,I ~
o. the original Putnam's Monthly When tha,
nrm failed, Curtis assumed The Iabili,ies snnh .
i,s private fortune. and for many years labored r
'ard to pay of the balance which he snceaeJeS y
q cong about year ago. =
Inc western papers are emuIating their Fact. :
I'm nfetbren In the use of choice enitbets W. n
ressons "a DeGlt paper soch editorial ex
llous plmps," etc. What a pleasing iIns,ros;o. M
republican institutions TO present 70 foreignsrsi
SOmle oi tne ives ern editors are decidedly com.
nn entary WIN. I. Dowdall, an Hin bis editor
avng read Brick Pomeroy out of the Democna,i,
airy, the latter replies by calling DowSsii w :,
ldiOtic, swirl headed chunk" Whereunon non ~ =,
al ca,is briek "psndemoniac paste.pot cut ds
The New York Radicals are irving n rrsLo a. "a
al Tor Giswold, their candidate for eoyernor r. VI
presenting mat be furnished money from ~ A.
pufse 70 hurry forward the completion of the a.
ontOr; when met the Merrimack so promntIv. ~ ~
IL the World quotes from official sonrcaa ,nty w
Wy department, Peiu W the II
AT Pe,ersborS, writes Mrs. Cldy Stanton there r''
q large base bal club Of girls Mamma MIL. :.
granddaughter Of GeTrit Smith il the c,n,ni' 10
y hauo,es tne Dat with grace aud strength Il 80
'ny VI nouce' IL was pretty sight to ace 1he a.,
q, ~i ~, LelI "hite dresses and blue ribbons Ay TOR
!, 10 Iuh possession Of the public SOU are I4, ~
tuIdsy afternoon, while the boys usra ,i Us. Ps
,ctstors Of the scene 'io qie' 1
BOD Geo. W. Click. who has been nomno,o, Say
0ov Dnocrscy OF Kansas as their CANDIDATE flor
governor Is native of Sandusky cent. III III
TO- hno emlgrated TO Kansas in 1857 Ne ~, -; 1r
-. eoeT OF the Legislature of kansas FOR q :
60 yesrsNst one time being the only Demo' ,on
NC me ber-aDd be flied other noa;,idy Deo' ton
visibility. He was delegate o. La, % re- Dol
sss 70 the National Democratic ConSeot,onn .na'
was supporter of Pendleton m9l
NeW orieshs letter to the New York Eyening No.
T. says: The Democrats are very enarga,iais was
ponueal campaign. They have all thei1 ci1aa ! k ~
~ @ 1enera Beauregard and a large nnm a.
VI eA Oonlederates have been elected honor.
liz. OF these clubs. These are in perfect Sbe
.ousisns is in The ba3ds 90 "Vpey Inc wealth bein
nV . sn9 ricnest business men have aIreado IN
IoIwsrd with contributions The grastS:, III,
ncra.' -. seems 10 exist on the part of the cam;
ocrsu to give hard fight to the Rennb;o.ne causl
70. fernando Wood gave a dinner Mari. at.t prev
rouse, saratoga. on the Sth, at wbicb 80 20
rIng distinguished gentlemen were presant gu
a w p mo9d' Hon. Sanford E. Church. cater
T, a. w. hsnoall, postmaster general. H. t
iueersol, Hon. Henry ID. Murphy Gaora. nopP.
% VI amaiylAod; Hon. Jas. r. Barrett a. PV 9I
:. u " "snsnington Judge Sutherland Of New Can't
non o B. Cox, James M. Smith Jr H. ~ NaPIi
US corning, Hon. JAS. NJ. Marvin M O.. H. ~ -
d TO have had No.. m ny ~ was III cOura
but be was called swa o nan one OF the all hi
Henry countv nj ,hy- ou BUSINESS never
sixty.eirht wear. 81 a" - an oid gentle are HI
i,y ueraDgeo. lie never swears himself Tba
ro', oIners 10 swear in his presence and Wssb;
ais he sets ansrt a ,; S uay. AT regular deny
season for fastn,, III issuing de set that 81
the very bot vaa,ho .tJ Ior three days, ing T,
OF harvesting, and worked in the 6sId 1893
'ne whole time, doing full davis woTE e.Sl
ever stopping for his meals He ins;stad spUuu'
e was not hungry when he was ouestionsJ ,b
one Oh the days did unusual amount Of dars,
an named Tbomas Ioh... The
~ ILLINOIS, on the Sth, sbouts O'clock De Plsi
IN 'ne sleeping car, which is backed on 1Is'
!. and ieft behind at that place. Ascertain. yer.
!. .ne ualn bad started he ran to the front u 80
Ioe car and Jumped out In front. probabJv gHonE
be was on was s,;Ii q; 'ne moment, that be fully
out he fell and ,ba ~ uou0n' As he ana and
broke his hscL 80 assoc over him. bale I
using injuries from which be died in sbon, cured
lrs. He was president Of The ssn. ~ aoou' The
Macon, Ca, and IL ia said va 49,. Sor CAS- WI
Jos. +. Johnston 0'V'HeI vie O
raj Grant was reca;v.5 =. 81, ceeded
some 5000 peonIa a. listens on the bitterly
IS mace oy Gen. John C. smith 70 nj ana we
ant - responded as follows: FelIow.ci,i .r1PpnI
Gslena-t gives me great pleasu,s tobacco,