New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-08

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NEW ORLRANs. NOvEMBER 8. 1871.
The President appointed George H. b..
ker. the Philadelphia Onion League poet, q
minister to Constantinople.
The Mammoth Cave ID offered for sale.
It would make capital lager beer cellar,
if it were little more handy. s-
The Morehouse Conservative says ''the
New Orleans REPUBLICAN,, aside from its
politics, always manifesto good sense"
A Wisconsin man reported that he
couldn't find word in the dictionary, be-
cause 1.-THE blasted book hadn't got an
index"
St. Louis has direct trade with ten
thousand miles of navigable rivers. Her
capital invested in river interests is 81
" 900, 1000. - ~
Colonel Cuthbert Bullitt, who has been
spending the summer in Kentucky, has re-
turned to the city, looking grand and court
", ~ usual.
In . long visit through the public schools
of Prussia, Horace Mann never saw child
undergoing punishment, or arraigned for
misconduct.
General Grant writes to Bonner that he
hopes to live to present him with . team Of
horses that can,trot in 2:l0; but it Il hum
dred 2:lO that he will not.
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A Western paper grumbles because
Horacs Greeley took $500 from the farmers
of Wabash for lecture on silk-bearing
sheep, short.horned potatoes and dapple-
gray clothes horses.
II know . bank that don't know me-"
said the worthy citizen when on present
ing . check he was called upon to prove his
identity 20 he hunted up friend to tell
the teller that he was himself.
Young ladies' seem to b forgetting that
it is neither very good manners nor very
good policy to invite q gentleman to call
the same evening she IL introduced to him.
Worthless fruit falls easiest.
Still butting their heads against the
stonewall Of ignorance. The Governor of
Kentucky in his last annual message says:
II viii never consent to the giving Of one
dollar for the education of the blacks in
this State" = T. "a PEI
Saturday night. after having been
tabooed for calls for goodness knows how
long, has suddenly been adopted in New
York - reception night by many Of our
ultra fashionsbles. Sweet are the uses Of
adversely. ~ICErJ-II5
A bashful young man was escorting .
bashfal young lady, when she said entrest-
ingly, "Jabez, don't tell anybody you beaued
me home" Don't be afraid" replied he, |
II am o. much ashamed Of it ss you are"
That settled it.
The stockholders Of the New Orleans |
Sanitary and Fertilizing Company will
meet 1t the Office Of the company, No. IS
Camp street, ON Monday, the twentieth in
slant, between 12 NJ. and P. NJ, to elect |
directors to serve for the ensuing year.
Judge E. North Cullom has returned to
the city from his country residence in Avoy-
elles parish. He may be found bv his |
friends, and those who wish to test their
claims before the tribunals of our State, at
his Office, No. 26 St. Charles street.
Mr.. George Alces, Of No. 1875 Rampant |
street, one of the most celebrated cigar |
manufacturers of the Crescent City, offers |
a large stock of tho finest quality Of cigars
and leaf tobacco to cigar makers and deal
ers. Read his advertisement for details.
An important notice to public school /
teachers appears this morning, emanating |
from Mr.. s. G. Kreeger, Nos. 5s5 and 5S7
Magazine street, who announces that he
will sell dry goods at the lowest market
prices for certificates Of pay, at a small dis
count.
Judge Henry C. Dibble. of the Eighth
District Court, will nave entered upon the
year of his life ON Wednes-
day, the twenty seventh instant. On this
occasion it is designed by the bench and bar
to extend to the "wise young judge" the
usual on the occurrence Of such
an event.
Tho State Board of Education held .
meeting yesterday, at which General +. j.
Heron was selected - q member of the
City Board Of School Directors, in place Of
Hon. E. w. Pierce, deceased. This is .
very judicious selection. and one which will
be highly satisfactory to the people of the