The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-02

ing this cditice, when there are hundreds o
yhite men out of employment in the city.
Tho attention of the public is called t.
She advertisement in another column OF :
private Waterman. He is able able to fur
nsh the best of references.
The discovery of India rubber trees OF
she Upper st. Johns, Florida, is announced
Exchange.
So cal cd, probably, because the birds &C
10 perch, eh!
"Throw Jonah overheard" is the cry
among South Carolina Republicans. Tat
Jonah, in this case, happens to be Moses
Their Scripture knowledge would seem to
be as. badly mixed as their politics.
The last toast "The Ladies'" was received
with loud applause, and having been drunk,
the company separated.-Iribunc's Report o.
the 81. Georges Banqset.
Under the circumstances, we should say
it war high time for the company to sep
arate.
Fifty troops from Saline county reinforced
the Governors troops this morning.
Little Rock Dispatch.
The locality from which they come indi-
Gates that these warriors would be invalu-
able in ease Of salt.
We were pleased to meet, yesterday,
Mr.. II. c. Howard, the representative of the
Iron World and Manufacturer, and also the
correspondent of Forney's Press. He propo-
SOS TO take a glimpse at men and things in
this locality, and to give the readers of the
Press his Impressions.
ANY dear, isn't this coffee rather fort
night" said a fond husband one morning at
the breakfast table. Fortnight what do
you mean by that ~ qneried the loving
spouse: "Why, too weak" he replied;
fortnight and two week (s) are the same,
amt theys'
We read good deal in exchanges about
The women of New Orleans having figures
shat look as if they had been chiseled out
Of marble. Not strange. There is nothing
that the carpet-baggers haven't tried to
shisel Crescent City people out Of
Tom Dollar an American born negro, so
distinguished himself as q scout In the
Ashantce war; for which he volunteered, that
Sir Garnet Wolseley means to secure him
good berth under Government, If possible.
Exchange.
A worthy reward this for one who, in
name as well as in service, proved himself
khe hero Of hundred scents.
A citizen Of Chicago tells us that he re-
Gently travelled two thousand miles in Ohio
and that everybody he met called potato
"tatcr," except one young lady who called
d "pcrtater' This evidence of superior
culture on the part Of the young lady would
srcm TO Indicate that she had recently grad
sated from some first class boarding school.
Vice President Wilson has just completed
the second volume of his work on the Rise
and Fall Of the Slave Power in America
Washington Even ng Star. |
A companion work, entitled "The Rise
and Fall of the Forty -Jackass- Mud Power in
America," may shortly be looked for from
abe pen Of another prominent Congressman.
Boston claims to have a diamond ring
WHICH Once DcloHBcu W OH ISitaC NeWIoIl.
That il nothing. ST. Louis has the lead pen
ell with which Noah checked off the animals
that went into the ark.-& Louis Democrat.
What is Chicago going to do about this
GIANT she produce the ladder that Eve used
when she plucked the fatal applet
General X. C. Schenck-the grandest pro-
duction of the Miami Valley-7oast at the
3ehenck banquet IN Dayton.
There is a compositor out Of job in Day
Tn. He accidentally spelt the Generals
nAme with ''u" instead of an Sc" and just
after the paper came out had few hurried
words with the editor, and left.
A married man in Rochester undertook to
aeo tho soprano home from choir rehearsal
Ais wife, who had come to meet him. We
alp from later date Of the Rochester
Kseaiag Express, the following significant
paragraph:
A correspondent of Coleman's Rural World
statcs that salt and vinegar work like q
charm as a remedy for scratches.
A Methodist divine. addressing the Troy
Conference on Monday, remarked: "The
1olorcd man, under God, is the coming man.
They are all heart" But, if the reverend
gentleman has read the accounts of Mon
a.ys scrimmage in Little Rock, he mxst
admit that Sambo there was all legs rather
MAN all heart, and showed himself decidedly
Setter as "going," than as coming"
nan.
The republication, in the BULLETIN, of an
article taken from the st. Louis Democrat, in
xhich serious charges were made against
Hre.in citizens here, has had the double eff
bet Of eliciting from Mr.. Oglesby denial,
n his part, Of any knowledge of the "new
ity Z" contemplated, and from the Picayxne
n infArnstinc editorial OF cnnraa wa ao