New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-11

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0ff;clAi JOURNAL oFs tt UN9TE1 3IATEi
oefleIAl JounNAt OF NEW DRtsaN)
NV ORLEANS. NottplHEl II. i9,i,
ne IbervfIIs rsss xm IS sSESffsd nexs
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Tho grand duke must have head On
him. He has been half secs over for many
days. as-s ~ g &ay q Fl I :. Z =
A.w. Redding has been appointed jns.
tice Of the peace for, the arst ward of East
Baton Rouge, vice ". q. Taylsr, resigned.
Coed young lady: Little boy, have you
ever been baptizedi" Small heather: 'Oh
yes, mum; I've - marks here on my arm"
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The Ash trade Of New England amounts
to shout 90, 100000 year, and the fish
trsds Of Boston amounts to about go, Co.,
900 year.
Some young men are little partial to
blue-eyed maidens. Others ike dark-eyed
lasses. But the moneyed girls have the
most admirers. si Tl st'1 '.
And now an exchange wants to know.
since work il pronounced wirk, why
pork IL not pronoupced pirki These
questions are very irksome. oa1|'v
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Over tho door Of . cobbaer's shop in
Savannah, Georgia, sppears this legend:
''Doots and Shoes 10 mad hsar-ladies and
Shentlemens repaired. Kun in hear"
The editor of An Eastern paper, having
received bank note detector, returns
thanks, and noaestly asks for some bank
notes upon which y tsss it, accuracy.
Tie Swedenborgians hive ten German
preaehers and ono 0eEmaa paper. in this
country. Tho whole ne0besship. EnGfah
and German, il estimated at hte thousand.
schoolmistress: Johnny, Pm ashamed Of |
yen! When ! was your age l could read
- we'll - I do now" Johnny: "Ah. but |
you'd different taychef to wot VEIN got"
A man in New Hampshire declined to |
subscribe for psper because II helped to
build up the business Of the place, and the
wsalthier the town was the higher his taxes
Wool0 -. sraa- TiFst Ws4t
NJ. 7. ]. Kinsella, special treasury agent,
has returned to New Orleans after four
months absence. He 10 looking well, and
il. in excellent spirits, notwithstanding he
be u one of the Chicago sufferers.
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A cynical writer eays that if . woman
knew how much she Lost BY forever smiling
in mans face, she would quit It altoeether.
More men are won by . little pretense Of
quiet sadness than BY the sunniest smiles
that were ever seen. t"T
Apothecaries in England, when they sell
poisonous drugs, put them in peculiarly |
shaped bottles, 80 distinctive in shape that
they can not be mistaken in the dark, or
their contents used BY mistake. Tho use
IF such bottles 10 made general
Messrs. Harris & Co. propose 70 publish .
weekly paper in this city about the first Of
January, to be called the RGsteTs' Journal.
Tho siss of the paper viii be that Of the
New York Herald. General Thomas Harris
. the leading man in the enterprise.
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William Phillips, convicted before tho
First District Court Of New Orleans Of ~
,ault and battery, and sentenced to four
months imprisonment in the Parish Prison,
With costs, and in default Of payment Of
,osts, to two months additional imprison-
nent, was yesterday psrdoned BY Governor
Mammoth. as..
The honor of being the richest man in
he United States lies between William B.
Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt and A. T. Stew
vt. Probably neither of these gentlemen
IN tell within ten millions Of what he is
vorth, and there u not supposed to be 20
much difference between them.
The city Of Houston, Texas, boasts Of
mite novelty in the way Of associations.
t Il . birthday association, organized shout
year ago, and now consisting Of some =
twenty-five members, who are bound. by
he rules of the association, to celebrate
be birthday of each member ~ it comes
pund. q
We had tho pleasure last evening Of
Meeting James A. Sheridan, Of Chicago,
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