New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-07
NIsoELLANEOUs NEWS ITEMS.

ANBCE4AAAxAN EOO4 VS.
There are two words for victory, and one
Of them is GRAM"
Twelve courses, twelve varieties OF VINE VINE
and q brass band, are now ne yartl ~
"nobbyH dinner party In new LOTS
George A. johnson, who returns one OF |
the largest incomes in Massachusetts, out |
side of Boston, made his fortune out OF pop |
corn. sGN
man in Woleottville, Connecticut, owns
a Iamn which he asserts was discovered
seven hundred years ago in Druid temple.
show us an original rebel who did all be
could to precipitate the war, and we Will
show you a man who will not support Grant
and ColtaX.
Exciting competition in the paper collar
trade in North Bridgewater, Massachusetts,
has carried the price down to one cent a
box.
The determination of the President not to
20 out seems to have, been the foundation
for Wooley's outgo.
We advise Nj. Chase not to run for the
Presidency for the reason that the people
do not wish to see another Bull Run.
General Grant was born in April, 1922,
Schuyler Colflx in March, 1923. There Is
consequently, less than years difference
in their age.
lQASOuEU US WHISKY bIOuBhk - fLA9Ph
trou bles upon him. it is not surprising that
whisky should be resorted to to bring him
out OF them.
The impeacheTs did not succeed IN up
setting the President but he succeeds IN
uDsetting 'himselfas frequently and as easily
as ever,
The hull of the Captain James H. Pepper,
new steamer for the st. Louis and New
Orleans trade, will be ready, for launching
at Cincinnati in a very short time. The
new boat will be the largest craft in every
respect that ever fioated in Western waters.
The Democrats in the Connecticut Legis-
lature voted unanimously for the reelection
of Dixon, but lacked nineteen votes OF a
IL 7iority. Such is the reward OF the
apustate.
Show us q Confederate who starved the
Federal prisoners at Libby, Andersonville,
and Salisbury, and we will show you man
who will not support Grant and ColtaX.
The popularity of General Grant may be
known from the fact that fifteen thousand
copies of his life, by John S. C. Abbott, have
been sold during the last four weeks.
Show US soldier who fought for the flag,
or a civilian who encouraged the soldier
with his vote and his purse, and we will
show you a supporter of Grant and ColfaX.
Show US Northerner who kept up a con
slant fire in the rear of the boys in blue, or
who voted in conventions that the war was
failure, and we will show you man who
will not support Grant and Colfax.
Mr.. Urban proposed to become q sub
Urban, and went TO look at a farm. One Of
the chief recommendations was that 1t had
cold spring on it. =" Nc" said Urban, "
don't like that; cold spring spoilt my gar
den last year; / don't want farm with any
such drawback
As the Democratic papers have commenced
bowling for Grants resignation, it may com.
fort them somewhat to know that General
Taylor did not resign until he was elected
| President, and then to take effect on the
thirty-frst Of January succeeding.
a small scandal is going the rounds Of the
| semi.oificial world Of Paris. A lady belong
! ing to the budget department. lately ap-
peared in dress which was absolutely de-
| coNettee iUslt1G IL ceiftUre The lady of the
| house required Of this mermaid that she
should throw something over her shoulders,
and the guest departed in wrath.
Little Susie, porting over book in
which angels were represented as winged
| beings, suddenly exclaimed with vehe-
mence; Mamma, don't want to be an an
| gel, and need not, need I| "Why, Susie ?"
| questioned her mother. ''Humph? leave
off all my pretty clothes, and wear feeders
like hens!"
There is a young Prussian viOlinist who
executes difficult compositions without
arms, of which members the artist is utter
ly deprived by nature. lie places his yiO-
lin on II stool before him, talks his bow be-
tween the toes of his lett foot, and presses
the strings with the toes of his right. He
| has given several concerts at Berlin and
Leipsic, and is soon to perform in Paris.
A story is told of the late Lord Brougham
and his mother The old lady's servant in.
variably when accused Of breaking any
thing, replied, ''SUre, ma'am, it was craekit
betore;" aud one day when little Henry fell
down stairs and his mother shouted ''Oh,
boy, is your head broker" ma, ma, NTH
err said the young genius, sit was crackit
BEFORE
You may be sure, gentlemen, I shall have
no policy of my own to inforce against the
will of the people.-Gene'dl Grant IN dc-
4 Ceptilg he chicago nomination.
Noble words, ftly spokenl This senti-
ment-this assurance-Will be heartily in
dorsed by the people who have seen the
country distracted and weighed down un-
der the administration Of Andrew john
/ son, who took possession OF the Executive
Office with a policy Of his own to enforce
AGAINST the will of the people, and in open
! violation Of the letter and spirit OF the Con.
/ stitution.- Cincinnati Gazette.