New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS ITEArs.

EA5tOus mass As tOWn Ol uobaO AhOo
Four of the Ames family return incomes
this year amounting to S275i422. Shoyel'
did it.
1t is easy enough for copperheads to throw
dirt at General Grant. They always have
plenty of it OF their hands.
Lizzie Cooper, a Brookline, Mass, miss Of
fifteen. has e.oped with beardless youth oil
twenty Such romance sometimes becomes
sad reality.
Schneider has lately received sixteen hund
red pounds for singing at private party in
London. ThejOke was ia Schneider's favor
that time.
The following Republicans in the House
voted for excluding Florida; Bromwell,
Cobb, Farnsworth, Julian, Maynard, Paine,
El!ot, Pike, Price, Sawyer, Tatfe, and Wash.
tUrne.
A Newspaper report of an inventory re.
Gently tass %, mentions, among other things
q pais Of s&sW ladiasi shoes, and "a black
and wnite checked oy's pants
''God speed the right" shouts Brick
Pomeroy to bis two hundred thousand
ing the war, but it was God speed the
right about face, rear to the enemy,
charge"
Five years ago, Callicott, the swindling
officer of the internal revenue, went to AL.
bany as speaker OF the New York House of
Assembly. He now goes to the same city
to be confined in the penitentiary of the
place.
Steel rails for railroads are decidedly get.
ting into favor. Upward of 1000 tons have
been ordered for the Camden and Amboy
lines in New Jersey, and the New Haven
company proposes to lay its entire track
with them.
The Massachusetts, House has passed the
bill to erect bridge to connect Boston with
East Boston, over the Governors veto. The
appropriations of the Massachusetts Legis.
lature for the present session, including
100000 for the Hoosac tunnel amount to
IS 600, 900.
The Dominion of Canada, it is stated, has
adopted the following device for the new
national flag: "a white field, containing a
garland of autumnal maple leaves, bound
with the Order of the Garter, and sarmount-
ed with an imperial crown a beaver, and a
number Of maple leaves in the centre.r
A spirited controversy is going on in the
New York papers as to the relative merits
of large and small women. That reminds
US Of a young lady who put an end to a
discussion as to whether large or small men
made the better husbands by remarking
that when she got married she was bound TO
have little one.
At Groton Junction, Mass, a young wo.
man on her way to visit friends in Fitch.
DuIE Gas tdlFluE the cars discovered LQAt
her pocket in her dress had been cut, aud
the S6l9 it contained stolen or picked.
When she knew her loss she screamed most
teartulIy, and became unconscious. The
stolen money was the avails Of the work of
long years in the LFWell mills.
A committee of the Massachusetts Legis.
lature reports that ''one-half of the children
engaged in the factory service die before
they reach the age Of eighteen in conse.
NJ work and lpnef y nhse
is q horrible statement, and If true is
infinitely disgraceful TO the owners of the
factories aud to the State. This gigantic
evil ought to be remedled at once.
An American adventures has been ar.
rested in Lyons for stealing goods in dry
goods store, Upon being searched at the
headquarters Of the police two large bags
were found tied around her body both Of
them well nlled with stolen articles; and in
her trunks at the hotel were also found q
great many goods which she had stolen in
Paris. She win be sent for eight or ten
years to the desolate shores Of New Gale
donia.
The horrors of the Texas cattle trade are
exciting the attention of the humane at
present; but II the horrors Of the cattle
trade everywhere were ventilated, and
measures adopted TO put a stop to them
only much needed reform would ensue.
Cattle destined for slaughter are treated as
cruelty here as they are in Texas. only very
few people are aware Of it,-Neig York Er.
press.
A lady not long since visiting the Gene.
terry with her little daughter, observed on
one Of The stones neatly cut figure Of e
hnrss5 Wanaeaiasz 5s-sv sS.sa, nj, t,55iz m
should've used, they examined the inscrip
tlon closely but could find no clue to its
appropriateness, when her little girl re-
marked, Il presume she died Of the night.
Llare. Notwithstanding the solemn sur
foundings the lady could but laugh at the
eomlcaity Of the idea.
The Democratic leaders lust now are in
the anxious and hopeful condition Of that
historical old maid who went into the
WOODS 10 pray. They want candidate
she wanted a husband Crooking her aded
and stifening knees at the foot Of hem.
lock tree, she prayed long and earnestly
that Heaven would send her man. x
sleepy owl in the branches above lust then
cried out, "Hooi Hoo HooN '9qngbodg,
good Lord ~ responded the anxious virgin.
Ben York Tribune. = s.
a worthy, patriarchal old gentleman Of
Noble Ohio, was reading his church paper
last sabbath; having occasion to lay ii
down for moment a sporting sonin.law
substituted IN Its stead the New York C7tD.
per. The old gentleman soon picked up
the paper, and adj ustine his spectacles read
an interesting account Of the late prize
hght, After reading the article he laid the
paper down, wiped his speetacles thought
fully, and remarked to his wife that the
tsrss2 AteTtdn was not the paper II used to
70 be, and that he would discontinue taking
Il when this year expired.
Ine Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs:
"A movement IS being made BY rebel
1rlehas q the President with fair prospect
81 success 70 obtain the removal of kellogg,
coitecIori HeIFon, United States marahai,
and lerey. lnatad States district attorney.
q Aew orleans and the appointment Of
Hpessssois whose ngiAciples accord more
noticoably with those n General Rnrhsnen
and other friends 81 tie Preside8f Is Ton-
tsiana. The charges anainsf fhese ofIicers
are that they attended lis Chieauo oanVerl.
ton and support It's nolninaes. Overall the
secretary appointad BY the rel1i iisvo1l =, -
the private secretary Of Mayor llenssr 49,
an officer IN the rebel army, and one al the
principal lnstlgators Of the riot IN tss city
Ia July, 1868,
The early and late crops Of corn n s..
Lauary parish promise full yield. The
Qpelauaas C55g,isr says.
Aetaas aside eatirely the prospect Of the
cotton crop. which could not be more en-,
couraeins' the abundant Weld 81 cora.
WHEN is nov beyond s d0ubi, wiz make 4
great ana most beneficial change ia tho
4stNatton * the eficUituFal population Of
our F4rlsni ands q course. through them
equally benefit Other eIaeses who are an
lereaeeni N some way e. ether upon the
proaa 81 Agricultural products VITA
NAentF Of hFand Tor man and plenty nl
t9QA a aeE beasts plenty u every.
srIn4 $50 1a' pfai result. S. thar COZ
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