New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
Local Intelligence.

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llsssirYxG POUSD GATEs.-~A. Handley,
Eough some means ascertained that two
rJe. claimed By him were in the public
lind Of the Sixth District. Possessing no
r Of punishment for intrusion into office
pound. pounded on the ponderous gates
Ill The barriers fell before his sturdy
aokes. Having opened up the way he
Ar1iedly took away the animals, for which
was arrested, charged with larceny.
sPosrroSED. In consequence Of the
Esth of charter member, Pelican Lodge
G. postponed the ceremonies Of conse.
ting its hall last night. The event will
take place until the fifth Of January.
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krR0xG ENoUGH.~Billy Little and Peter
fnn were yesterday ordered by Recorder
Elings 10 furnish peace bonds in $4,000 for
months eacIla They had been arrested
j attempting 20 Geloniousiy enter the
billing Of Mr.. A. w. Bosworth. JAey
letY TO Gnd substantial bondsmaR.
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Eo EoTICE.~The Board OF School Di
tors met Wednesday evening. but not
gle press reporter was informed Ct the
Il before the event. The reporters who
be presene obtained knowledge OF the
citing Ny chance. II would have been
easy natteg TO inform reporters during
DAY. and had that been done members
the board would have been pleased to
Nc seen theis proceedings obtaining
rateg pUblicity.
Sergeans Vanhirk vii! nave an e&a'nin-
lon in the Fourth Recorders Court on
b twenty-seventh for assaultius and bat
ring Captain Edgewogth.
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Ed. Cannon, charged with attempting 20
| Otticep J.. Pons. has been discharged
Dm the acVusati0ns
b. Thomas. eighty years Ola, was So"nd
a4 in CAlrollton Yesterday, death having
en- caused by old age and exposure
roner Taylor ascegt"iueG Shese ;ae:s by
ding an inquest.
CRIuISAr. CoURr-Aboug ten o'clock yes-
rday morning Colonel I. W. Patton en-
red tie courtroom and presented his CONS
sson as crimina! sheriff in and for She
risl OF Orleans. He was presented to the
ut by Major J. II. New. Mr. Mascot
entered q protest against Mr..
itton's being recognized as the sheriff, but
twithstanding Judge Abel. administered
him tie oath 81 office.
Judge Abel has presented his commission
Judge OF The First District in and for the
rish Of Orleans. and was sworn in by Mr..
Trepagnicr.
4 new set Of deputies. with Major W. a.
urd as chief. were sworn in short time
ter, and the court then proceeded with
& transaction of regular business.
Mr.. john Fitzpatrick entered the court
ON about twelve O'Clock. presented his
mmssion as clerk and was recognized by
dge Abel, who administered to him tile
I'll o. Office.
Only one more night TO attend the fair
the orphans Of Mount Carmel. All who
i've an abundance Of this worlds goods
ould not forget the helpless, especially
W. that the rigors Of winter are on us.
few dollars expended in the fair is but
Sling bread on the water.
At the Shakespeare table Misses Nelly
esL anu Maggie Riley will be pleased to
ceiye votes for a splendid iewelry basket
ID beautiful ivory fan. These accom-
shed ladies are anxious to assist the or
lans. and they are making good efforts to
lin little money for the poor
Cali az the Plea yune table, where Mrs
he and daughter and Misses Kinsella,
rvfuz ana Tyler will assist you to win a
10 sewing machine and give you an oppor-
nitv 70 vote for magnificent wax cross
4de by Miss Mary Wilder. They also
Ne fine oil paintings and many other e1'
lent articles for disposal. Also . sew
2 machine
Only three nights more.
Still, Irv1HG.-It does not require the
and genius OF Stanley to
scovcr that almost extinct race-wharf
ia one of the tribe yesterday got under
= wharf head of st. Louis street. and
red into a coffee sack. lie had bagged
ami forty pounds of the berries when a
lc.awake policeman discovered the tact,
\ the thief escaped, leaving the coffee
hind. Since the present system o. policing
Z river front has been in force, wharf rats
Ne nearly passed out Of existence.
Tnry TELL II ON UH.-The following
IA story is told of river man:
C,n+ain Bob b, a we'll known steam
,atman formerly of the Missouri river,
If nav running in the Southern tradel
IA and ia a first class steamboatman.
.urinn thp late unpleasantness ne ran M
dat m the Missouri river, Wnen the fuie
as III most money for the least gwen.
/; onp Time. coming down thesrlTer with y
,rra IN ~ rasserners, the steward iaid ~
is sunplies ut Lexington, enough az NC
lppoEpd. to last him to st. Louis; but sohIe !
4ttnrinn on the route run HIM short o.
eat, TIe came to Captain Bob and sag,
Captain. we will have to land some" ?, TO
j meat" "lIeat, says the captain "h az
I that meat we bought been used up l, !.
Yes. sir" was the answer Every "th'
eIl eton at Portland. You 60 oot tuu
III n LII Of saddle-skirts. Let EN- "na"
lem. for no more beef dg "M! " '"N
Vat between here and St. LOUIS
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