New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-23
M1scELLANEOUs ITEMS.

Grants motto: LET US have peace
Motto of the Bread and Butter Brlgade'
Let US have piece
Henry A. Wise and Chief Justice Chase
visited the African church in Richmond to-
gether, and heard divine service.
1t would be unjust to Secretary McCul.
Ioch not to mention one thing in his favor;
the NdtjORaL htteQtgsHCer has come oat
against him.
The private secretary Of Chief Justice
Chase is sanguine that Mr.. Chase will be
nominated for President by the Demo-
Gratis.
Adah Isaacs Menken is again wife. Her
new name is Maitland, and her HUSBAND Is
a theatrical amateur, very young-and very
green.
Daniel Pratt, the great American bore,
is in New Haven, where he has been driven
to the verge of madness by the cheerful
chat of the young gentlemen OF Yale.
Rynders saws Hancock was the Marshal
New OF the Northern army. Let him be
nominated for President by the Democracy
then. The people will go Nay every time
TO THE DEMOCRATS.
From the field we shall drive you in rout
See the omen! Fen now we are giving you
Chase
The weight of Johnson's conclusions on
,1ere eogstruction bills can be measured by
~ .irachln, since 1t is by the dram that his
-aeaelQslCns are come to.
Speaker Coifax having been appealed 10 TO
settle r on uuts concerning the pronuncla-
ttou Of - naue returned the following
answers sAiY AIss nane is pronounced as
ii writien ss9leri ahd the last as If written
C'odliaxN
Grants devotion TO his cigar is a matter
e L.. into ofnra a. nd
once comes in contact with the whisky cor
ruptionists, the way he'll smoke 'em out
will be a caution.
An empty whisky barrel, after standing
all day in the sun in front of a store in Gin
cinnati, eXplOd ed, sending one OF the heads
fifty feet into the air, and shying the other
Thizzingly along the walk.
Strawberries are, according to Josh Bill
1ngs, natures pets, and accordingly che
never allows them to be sold at mean
price. We think nature Is assisted in
respect to the last half OF this statement by
the fruit dealers.
It is understood that the cause OF the In.
teliigeHce,'s late attsck on Secretary Nc
Culloch originated in a refusal on his part
to order the government gold brokers in
New York city to pay certain per cent of
their commissions to support that paper.
In the windows of two rival hat stores In
washington street delicate Panama hats
are offered at the extremely low price OF
one hundred and twenty-five dollars in one
establishment and two hundred dollars in
the other.-BOston Transcript.
J. D, Mccullough, the Mack" of the Gin
cihnau Commercial, and better known as
the 'Great Interviews has severed his
connection with that paper, and become
managing editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
He is now more at home than when con
nected with the Commercial.
Mrs. Eunice Warner, formerly of Great
Darlington, Massachusetts, became a
mother at thirteen years, a grandmother
ut twenty-seven, a great grandmother at
forty, and greatgreat grandmother at
ffty-six, a great-greatg reat-grandmOther at
seventy four, after which she lived several
years.
A youth on his first visit to Portland saw
The nd across the harbor, and cried out to
his father: 20 father, hain't that Cuba over
there, where all the molasses and oranges
come from ?" The noble sire turned upon
his worthy offspring, and with a dignihed
and scornful expression answered, "No,
you fool Cuba is more'n forty miles from
Lere.n