New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-01
THE CARPET-BAG.

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to be
inSh al scream l scream scream! !"
I'd sI There is no doubt of it. He does scream
t thSt ith voice like Stentors. We meet him
sh, vi With our cherished Bag we walk up Pry-
J ngOaE mia streets
tba y. HIce cream for ladies; ice cream for gen
ls, WA emen; ice cream for children. Ice cream
) lswd nd they call it number one. See that
o ~ V ~ Meet little baby. How much good little
hIcss n this-I scream would do the dear
lal Or lille pretty treasure!
void sits good for the old, it's good for the
v 81 oung it's good for the single, it's better for
pc or Nhe married, and it's only five cents glass!
| the ust to think; happiness for five cents
incl, ana Won helieve III met a oentleman
eris n IL other day who had Just fell down and
authu fOke his right leg-which 1t was better
IN ol ban breaking the wrong one! ] sold him
H' " glass off, scream, land in FIVE minutes
!, That had mended his leg-for it was a wooden
e In be, and he mended it with hammer and
q az na Dur single nails. 1 met deaf lady who
Stat ouldn't hear nothing at all; sold her a
Asa lass OIL scream land the very next day
nv it Be heard from her husband way up in
nd n fkansas-for you see he sent letter
the al trough the postorifce-and it's only five
the ents! met very little boy, and sold
r 9S@s Ina glass of N.Y. scream and the
E, To- cry next day he went to Sunday school,
aving you see 1t was Saturday afternoon when
~ !, ~ sold to him for Five CENTS l met an
i, tcra iltor going up Camp street one evening
emit d bout 'leven o'clock, and he was SO drunk
y yA@ bat he didn't know lamp.post from
~ CVS siing article, and sold him glass of my
all eiv u scream and by ten o'clock next morn.
advE e he was in Mr.. Beckers court as sober as
= reo owl, with his head all nicely tied up, and
rssS didn't drink anything but cold water for
lrts q Ae next three hours-and it's only five
zee q ants! I sold glass to a nice young
aoa s 10 an with curly hair and tight pants,
0ris1 BID he didn't eat it hisself, but he
Using I've it to lovely young lady with
ans, Vt brown eyes, and in less than
: IN ~ week they was married in Chistses
,ct be hurch, and of course because he bought
IN the sss of my number one-I scream and
Ian n i ~ only i've cents And they all say it's
,xamjS umber one I scr can, ~
And so the old man moves on, and the tall
q, Ia uket on his head looks like the bear-skin
ie .ariT lako Of guardsman.
p y The New Orleans Times likens the
therei peeches of JEFF Davis to the utterances of
cealng &ue Beard. "0h cruel, cruel ssr-pi-ent"
rh,. Niles o'Reilly says it is no wonder that it
Ina s been hot for some time past 1.-THE
ahu ~ entleman down stairs" has been firing up
Wv "a give the Radical party warm reception
tho NJ, Just SO. "The gentleman down stairs'
roper ntes the Radicals, and in their grand at.
TVS q kon the powers of evil will endeavor to
al nr ~ I've them warm reception" Mr.. Robert
" also gave Mr.. U. S. Grant warm re-
,arlsha spiOn.n
If 0ha 49,
rnor Here comes note from one of the SOW.
hem seigns
isS Wetrust that Mr.. Murphy is not engaged
ais d tie dirty business with which the man
S MAJ On the look out seems to charge him.
:, g. q CARPET-BAG:
sn NJ ~ How is our new Street Commissioner
"a Su urphy and how about that dirt he stole
u ~ M q yet stealing from the city to fill up
tbS aose two lots on Calliope street, near the
, sc;,s. lgne houseg Baker is not in Office now,
ctoS ~ we are watching your movements, Mr..
he ~ arphy. You know that dirt did not
nS X long 70 you it belongs to the city, but
~ a. e. % sell 1t and pocket the funds. Did Mr..
Sous settle up all at once, or did he give you
u9ns hnote? 1t is too soon to be on the make.
Sdu N ON THE LOOK OUT.
Of q 10 be ION the mal1en seems to be cpl
7 pub mic with city officials.
her F-~----
uring fou must do better With your "coloredn
Gu DC settings, dear Democrats. You seem to be
etc. lin the way of small things.
citing Last night an adjourned ''colorcd meet
erep! marched up st. Charles street to the
otc piring sound of much music.
e in FIRST came the brass band, then about
sy brassy Democrats, then about the
ELL ne number of colored men, then again
~ sr's' aaguard of the unterrihed.
emit Of As the vanguard passed our Office they
lied and groaned as though the cholera
~ among them.
n, AZ the sandWiched Africans came on one
10ui' hem cried ''Three cheers for the RRrU8-
L. CAMP and the rousing cheers rung out
: Of sw and strong. The heartfeelings
udn't be repressed.
Err, me colored voters of this city may scat.
nv zatound among the camps of the enemy
rfOrage, but when the bugle call sounds
90. u the ASSEMBLY few will fail to answer
the ron call. They will vote right, and
Anight 1t looked like they would cheer
a. sht
IS lh funny how they do it, but they do.