New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-17

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of the UNITED STATE
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW 0RlEAN
NEW ORLEANS. OCTOBER ~. ISL
Dr Warren Stone, ST., has returned from
the North.
The thermometer was up to eighty-thre'
yesterday.
The Southern express favors us with New
York papers of the latest dates.
There is 10 outward prosperity which car
countcrac. Incidence. extravaganza anG
folly at home.
A man in Vermont has such remarkable
hard name that he spOils gross OF steel
pens in signing one check.
"Be content with what you have as the
had left half of his tail in it.
We had the pleasure Of greeting yester-
day morning the youthful editor OF the Don
aldsonyille Chief Mr.. Linden E. Bentley.
Mr.. n. A. Baker, of the Picayunc, who
has been to Europe, was reported as being
in New York few days since.
Mr. Bracdon. the Governors secretary,
has returned to the city in excellent health,
after several weeks absence at the North.
Most people complain bitterly OF the
troubles Of life. yet often greatly increase
life's troubles by the anticipations OF i'm
aginary ones.
The Iberville Ne~s reports the death Of
Mr. Joseph NJ. Grass, Of New Orleans, at
the residence Of his son, Adolphe Grass, in
Plaluemine.
The copartnership heretofore existing
between John Coleman and George Cronan,
under the firm Of John Coleman 4 Co.,
has been dissolved.
The severest punishment of any injury il
the consciousness Of having done it; and no
one but the guilty knows the whitening
pains of repentance.
Norw .ch, Connectic ut, is excited over the
discovery of the veritable music book which
Benedict Arnold used when he was decent
fellow, and lived there.
The evangelical churches Of the United
States have on their rolls over 5,40o,O0o
communicates One seventh Of the inhsbit-
ants Of the land therefore, are members OF
the churches.
The Louisville Ledger is SO utterly and
radically opposed to all departures that it
refuses TO allow the Kentucky bellies to tie
their garters above their knees because i: Is
a new tangled notion.
Professor John Dimitry, Of New Orleans,
will deliver the second monthly lecture to
the students Of the Louisiana State Cniver-
sty on the last Friday in this month at
eight o'clock p. NJ. Subject: "Thackeray
and his Time
The Ruby, on Common street, between
St. Charles and Camp now boasts the pres
cence Of Mr.. Simon F. Monroe, formerly Of
the Charm. who knows how to dispense
genuine Crescent City hospitalities, either
plain or mixed.
,h1.c I TON n
anthracite coal sold in Philadelphia must
contain twenty-five hundred and forty
pounds. and fractions Of a ton mus: contain
corresponding fractions Of twenty-five hun
ired and Fairgrounds.
The Brashear people are organizing a
company, with capital stock of twenty
establishing printing Office in Brashear
City. Eighteen hundred dollars have
ALREADY been subscribed.
Among the journalists in the city yester-
day were Hon. William Murrell, Of the La
fourche Times, and Hon. ID. II. Reese, of
the Lafourche Republican, The trst-men-
toned paper is Republican in fact, the
second Republican in name.
The officers and members of the Grand
Division Sons Of Temperance will meet this
evening at seven o'clock, at No. 43 E!ysian
Fields street, for the purpose Of insti:uting
Tidal Wave Division No. IL, Of the order Of
Sons of Temperance Of Louisiana.
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Mr.. Cowles, of the Chicago Tribune, was
on lis way to Chicago when he heard Of
the destruction of his office. He instantly
returned to New York, and made arrange
ments for the purchase Of type and other
material necessary for carrying on his paper.
The daughter of Syracuse, New York,
cotton factor, while on q visit to her uncle
in Chicago, few days since, ran away with
bis eoachman, newly arrived Prussian,
and wrote back from Rome, New York,
whittier the pair fled, Its too late to
follow
A young lady with a very pretty foot, but
a rather large ankle, went into San Fran
cisco shoe store to he measured. The adj
miring clerk. who is of Gallo extraction,
her in the following queer