New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-22

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
pfF,cIAL JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS.
NKw ORLEANS. MAY ~. 1873.
Roll cail-The bakers visit.
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Tobacconists pay about $50 for good
wooden Indians.
It1s often most expensive to lead life
which is of little value.
A morrow escspe-Escaping from prison
through hole in the wall.
Mr.. Mitchell's maetodon at Otisviie, New
York, has dis turbed all creation.
To be q long liver in this world. one
must show deal of pluck
The banguetie haul is deserted when
policemen cease to drag in drunkards
liz Kansas the farmers plant and heaven |
waters, but grasshOppers reap the harvest.
1t was comforting to an Irish editor to |
know that half the lies told about him were |
not true.
An individual reused on the sidewalk
from comatose state, said, 81 am not dead,
but sleepy"
General Sherman was obliged personally
to see 10 the march, to make a success Of
his march to the sea.
Paper ID higher in hard times than II easy
times. There are more rags, it is true. but
people wear them longer.
An oculist was elected president OF a So
ciety because the majority wanted to see
him in the chair and said, Eye"
The health OF Alexander ii. Stephens ls
better now than it has been for years. He
if wearing only two overcoats.
The steamboat which makes the siOwest
time and carries the least freight Is en-
titled to hold the horns of dilemma.
AZ if there were not thieves enough in l
this State our detectives have been at the t
trouble of bringing one from Cincinnati. t
Fools are necessary to show wise men by !,
contrast; but it appears in fact that the r
eupply of fools is greater than the demand.
The man who submits to marriage under O
the Confederate flag must acknowledge b
that his wife has right to secede from the ~
union. -,
The Southern Democrats unite in railing CT
against the Pullman palace ears. These T
gentlemen have confused ideas regarding Il
berth rights. OF
To reform political parties new leaders
must be put forward. Every campaign an r.
noubces a new deal, but always from the
same old pack III
The Danburian after encountering sea m
Of roubles has found Bethel. and made ~,
fast to its Press. McGeachey, though =.
crushed to earth, will rise again.
1t was job who wished that his adversary Ell
had written book. If he had been Job dr
printer the desire would have had more tho nh
appearance Of business than malice. 90
Truth is like yeast powder. 1t can not OF
&c hid by ornamentation or the blandish- les
nents OF Elm, and it becomes only more no
,otent and beautiful when surrounded by m,
lowers and sunshine. lit
A splendid lunch will be served this day,
rom II A. NJ. to p. NJ, at the matinee at eq
T. Patrick's Hall. Friends of St. Eliza Of
eth's Asylum are requested to call and ca,
artake for the benefit Of the orphans. the
The Secre..rv of the Treasury has made rig
re nineteenth call TOR the redemption Of ls
10 five twenty bonds Of 1862. They ought
come this time if they care whether or dt
1t their redeemer lives ~
We have received, with the compliments VIII
w. w. King, Esq, q copy of his inter we
ting paper on the Mississippi River, to
hich was published in Professor Whita ow ,
,r's Monthly Recieo for April. ,
Stanley has not been heard from for a not
ar since Mrs. Burdett -Coutts gave him Sta
~ Ii is believed he ia enshrined IN the for.
art of Africa or boarding at Zanzibar TIL.
riting an account of the travels he could ~,
axe.
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Don Carlos believes God will give him to
repgth to overcome his enemies. in re- onl
,ious warfare such assistance might he BILE
ticipated, but IN political strife and revo- TO I
tons God has never heen known to inter 40
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The sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans sells on
auction this day at 1890 A. NJ, on tie mig
emises, No. 95 Decatur street, and on otht
,nti street, between Decatur and Chartres be
reefs, Second District, machinery, fixtures, limi
'ns anu "'pu'''nan'es oeions'iis 10 lear
>. =. ..9- doe
Fernando Wood said in 1861, "You can eiee
yer coerce the Soptbv nOf cosroo mo. " faci
id other Democrats; but then there were rigl
ongh Union men found to try it on, and has
. South was coerced-subdued as it were. | ton
t not thoroughly imbued with Union | ferr
ailments. In 1879 Fernando Wood con,
Dphecies again. This time he saws, !,
othing can beat the Democratic party in
g. That will do Mr.. Wood; you can f
+, dawn. ro,r Testimony az ~ $780,. = repl
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