New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
REV ORLEANS, JANUARY 2S. 1876.
The Pope is better or worse again.
Vermont and Virginia V-toe centennial
Father Tom Burke is not dead, but
sleepy.
Dr.. Hostetters lie has been one dt bitter
experience.
We have no desire TO be cozzened in our
relations with Spain.
Mr.. White, the revlvalis.. mas partner.
u Bliss to hear him sing.
Rain is heavy when it comes down, and
heavy rains are not uncommon
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features in gloves are looked TOT.
ENGLAND tried to run this country about
100 years ago. but, by George, she couldn't
do it.
The failure of Sankey's voice is reported.
His notes will scarcely be worth fifty cents
on tie dollar.
The death rate is very low in Phi!adel-
phis but it is thought it can be brought up
by the centennial.
Having large majority, it ID said Demo
c.ats IL Congress are able to hold their own
excepting Ben Hill.
A subscriber, intending to compliment 6
St.. Louis publisher, wrote, "Your paper. I
has the true ring about it,
When blacksmith uses his file on the
foot of a kicking mule, he becomes defend q
ant il the case fling demurrer. c
The disposition to hide black deeds from
the world is reprehensible in the extreme;
but there is no objection to screening coal. G
Captain General Jovellar has arrived in Il
Havana. His mission is to restore peace I,
to Cuba. and nothing can be more Jovellar.
Fill up your glasses. steady. There is n
decree in Vienna forbidding beer sellers to Ii
deal out foam below . certain mark on the "
glass. n
Brethren of the United Democratic con- N
gregation win please arise, and join Brother al
Cox in singing, Il to the Hills will Lift mine T
eyes," W
A grand fancy dress and mask ball will IL
be given by the United Swiss Societies, at d.
Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening, T
February 10. "a
Why should net Richmond return the
Stonewall jackson compliment and send ~
statue of George III. to England as CEN 50
tennial PRESENT. 81
Bates cautions ship builders to look well Il,
to their ways. He Gays he knew Of q ship ~
once that became loose on the stocks and
went off half caulked.
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Record regularly are reminded that it u of
being corrected, revised and rewritten by MI
the Democratic caucus committee. ~;
Since the United States will do something pc
|or the relief Of Mrs. Captain Joseph Fry, ba
psrhars the Spanish government can also pr
% induced to do something in that d. wi
ac:ion. fol
DRY up" Q vulgarism long since worn
out in low concert halls and discarded by wa
,amins, has been introduced in Congress by VIII
he Learned and eloquent Cox. See amended
Record. ,,
Dr.. Cummins says the millennium If sue Sta
% come this year, and We say let it come; tht
,us when the Bible was written the az thors
lad but little knowledge of the fourth of OBJ
Jaly in America. fer
There is prospect that great nuisance Wv
n Canal street will be sbated. Men will o's
10 longer stand on the street corners. Mer-
hants have provided dry goods boxes for ser
hem to set down on ser
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A..
published "The Book of American Inte-
iors." All hotel keepers are familiar with 'ne
hem. and know their capacity for victuals, yea
q well as art decoration. 1
With the compliments of Captain James r.
}. Eads, we have received a copy of his 10
address delivered at the open ous
ng of the new hall Of the Merchants Ex- mo
hange, st. Louis, December 81, 1875. In
rea
Bates, who is something of utilitarian, tho
as heard that the Dutch are perfecting ar. =.
augements for pumping the Zuyder Zee -
ry, and he wonders if there is not some VIZ
letiod by which tie cider sea can be made sew
Ito vinegar. Un
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Bergh, Of the Society for the Prevention M
f Cruelty to Animals is writing q play -.
here is nothing to prevent him from writ O..
Il it, as there is NO law preventing cruelty w =
} audiences: but some kind friend may Der