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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-14

Foreign Notes.
The revenue raised in England In the
financial year 1874 was the largest which
had ever been received at the exchequer
In times OF peace. IL amounted to en-.
335, 657.
Police authorities Of Paris and Of most
of the large towns in France have given
orders 10 vendors of prints and photo
graphs TO remove from their windows all
portraits Of the Prince Imperial.
Marshal MacMahon gave a grand din.
ner to all the persons present at his In
vsstiture with the Order OF the Golden
Fleece. and IL IL a measure of the great
change in Spain. that Queen Isabella was
present.
There are fears that the rubber tree
will become extinct I'm India, under the
indiscrimiate system Of tapping which
now prevails, and the British authorities
are asked To put the forests under efiectual
supervision.
A quack doctor has been sentenced
10 death at the Liverpool Assizes for caus-
ing the death OF woman I'm the exercise
Of his craft. The jury recommended him
TO mercy. but Mr.. Baron Pollock, i'm pass
ing sentence, held out no hope OF mercy.
An interesting discovery has been
made at Les Corbieres. on the top of the
mountain overhanging Padcrn, OF a erot-
TO containing among other prehistoric
relics pieces OF shells carefully cut into
hooks and pierced for suspension from the
neck. which evidently were the knives
used in remote ages.
AT the Brighton (England) Aquarium
a remarkable circumstance connected with
the breeding of the octopus has taken
place i'm tank %. a female had deposited
a quantity Of eggs. but died, AS these ami
mails often do, In spawning. The male
has taken charge OF the whole. and may
b. seen constantly guarding them.
The Courier derAllier relates that two
brothers, named Michon. farmers at Saint
Therence, recently discovered, while
blowing. treasure consisting of ITO
coins. An earthen vase containing the
pieces was broken so completely that the
form of the vessel could not be ascertain
ed. The money dates from the third GEN.
fury of the Christian era, and nearly all
the coins bear the heads of Roman En- p :
rors. The metal is an alloy of silver and
copper.
A very serious affair took place lately
on the Belgian frontier. near Neryiers. A
caravan Of upward OF six wagons, twenty
women, besides men, and eighty horses.
attempted to pass from Germany into Bel
GUM. But this was at once prevented.
The military authorities were Mortified at
the sight Of so many steeds being lost to
the army. and were not quite sure W neither
the men and women had the right TO e.
cape conscription. The civil authorities
were appealed TO, and the onward march
OF the procession was arrested. Calmly
did the leader of the band proceed 10 the
telegraph office. and there indite "A mes
sage TO Prince Bismarck from Shannon
sky: " They have stopped my equestrian
troupe. ! am engaged TO perform next
week at Louvain and other places. De.
sire them to let me pass" Thus appealed
to. the Chancellor consented. and Salamon.
sky kept his engagements at the appoint
ed times and places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-14

Her little brother Knocked coal OH lamp
of the table. and the little girl undertook
TO smot her the flames with her dress.
AT Fergus Falls, MIMI. Thomas Mel.
son, just returned 10 the village. after sey-
eral months absence, found the Young
woman 10 whom he professed attachment
at a dancing-party with another man,
whereupon he shot AT ner and then blew
his own head open. He fell dead. Her
corset-steels caught the bullet aimed Al
her and saved her life.
AT Grand Rapids. Mich. the other
day, two printers, named Arndt and Suth.
erland, had friendly scuiile In the office
IN which they work. Arndt had an open
jack knife In his hand, which he was using
before he began fooling." He fell i'm the
scuffie In such manner that the knife pene-
trated his left side. cutting a hole three
inches deep, which pierced the diaphragm.
IL was considered doubtful il he recovered
"A terrible death recently occurred IN
the vicinity of Binghamton, y. ". which
shows the great importance of physicians
giving explicit directions In regard 10
medicines. and also of nurses understand
ing definitely how medicines are 10 be adj
mlnistered. A young man being pros
trated by severe cold, physician was
summoned. The first prescription did no
good. and he was called again. Thi, time
the physician left some aqua ammonia.
and the father Of the patient understood
that IL was 10 be administered I'm teaspoon
full doses once in few hours. He gave II
10 his son according 10 mis- understanding
of the prescription. The result was i'm
mediately dreadful; the young man was
literally burned 10 death internally, not
wthstanding all remedies. The physician
states that his directions were TO put tea
spoonful of ammonia In a teacup OF water,
and administer teaspoonful of the mix.
ture al stated intervals.
Mrs. Eva Marcus, OF Cincinnati. ex-
hibited rare presence OF mind on a re-
cent trying occasion. While standing
near the stove, her clothes caught fire,
but she did not discover IL until the
blaze shot over her shoulders. Contrary
10 the action Of most persons in such
critical moment. she retained her presence
of mind enough 10 realize her danger and
act nationally. Throwing back the cover
ing from bed near by. she jumped In,
and pulling up the quilts tightly about her,
snothered the flames effectually. With
the exception OF burn on the arm and
badly-singed hair. she suffered no bodily
harm. Her clothing and the bedding
were badly burned. The lady says she
probably never went TO bed quite so quick
In her life before, and il was certainly the
first time she forgot to remove her shoes
before retiring. IL Is the first instance Of
covering up because she was too warm
that We have ever heard of.
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THE forthcoming British budget will
show total revenue for the year ending
March 81 OF e7i,922.0O0. mis- falls fl.-
il4,OO0 below the revenues OF the previous
year, but exceeds estimates by et97 600.
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Han. and MIsh.p..

"A man named Quinton scott. an old
resident OF Davenport, Iowa. committed
suicide recently by taking lsudanum. He
was drunk.
Emma Ryan, G years old. was burned
iodeath at Cincinnati few nights since.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-14

DRINK nothing without seeing II, sign
nothing without reading IL, and make sure
that II means no more than II says.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

Corner u Canal, New Orleans, Louisiana
FTER MATURE DELTBERATI0N As
"A TO the WAITS aud necessities peculiar e.
bis section IF the country.
GREGa,s PURCHASING BUREAU
hrs heca established III New Orleans. A long
aequaintlnee with the varions kinds Of Sewing
Machines, has Induced Us to make a speciality
IL this line.
First Glass Machines of an kinds at lowest
raiesa... The New Under-feed Buckeye In
Maehipe, only 82 1850 Secondhand Machines,
fl good order IL halt pri o.s,,-.Ehe laloSt and
hest Attachments f0r az mae .ines...,. fuckers
Rualers C0rders, Binders Plafe nemmeFs, etc,
etc..... The best Needles CIR nll waeh'nes.....3
The hest repaired Sewing Machine Qil,.s. The
best Sewing Machine Cost0p......Me rapaar ali
Machines 81 low rates...... Metake old machines
ID part pay for new ones
Sewing Raohines. Pianos and Organs sold
On monthly paymeuts ID TIE eouatrys to parties
giving references.
Mrs ana GREGG respectfully cfers hes
services Ii purchasing and Forwarding aay
article 81 npparel pcFsanal adarument or
domestic goods, or ladies' ana chiidron's use,
including.
MILLINERY, DRY G00ns, JEWELRY,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
PATTERNS, UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS
BRIDAL IR0ussEAUx, ETc.
Anv articles e ladies' end Children's wear
manufactured ID che latest styles, unee9 her
own supervision.
NIB. All Inquiries relative 20 nEtieies
mentioned 81 unfa nti0naa. will ~ ansWeted
free 81 charge. our facilities leg purchasing
goods fsom manufacturers ana asss nanas
enable IS n Get ong commissions without
ehareo ia parties we bny for We guarsntse
satisIaction ID analify aaa price. One hali
the puFqaasa prie0 should aeeampau3 iaa
ordsF send money hy draft postohice eFaef'
sFnvera. 81 registered lagtoF
Cotton consigned % 81 VIII 1e stored apg
8isposed of "a lhe aost ndTagiagq q fhe oWpeFi
aad "a iassTauiigns rclaiivs lhegetq F'eily
FsFeeness d A TylaY sanpsan Bees Ph
perlsir. sanae Jones ~. Cashier Nsw Qflaans
wylues rastifution 81 NeN 0rleeps' Gol y
nawe-. Jackson, AiIsa end hditoF q isls
Paper .s
saad FED catalogue ana altea
Aa8ross. eggs Parehas hnfa NasF
nurgundy strait aoraproG eaRal, NeW 9flaaa.'
L0uisiana.
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NOTICE.

nm D. QUINN. q washington;
IVA LouiHinn'lt ilsis ehtite en'sa
management ot ail business eonneeLea
WIEN the operation Of NAIL ROUTES
connecting New bertrand Chaneyviiie,
Louisiana, and Grange, Texas go
hnls Mfli be Naid unless approved BIZ
4 T. B PRICE
W ngon juno Q af&
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n &c IL larg.
oenoBER sBssEoN lsyA


The Police Jury q the perish 81
.lsasieu met At The G0urth0ase, at
.Ee Charles, this 28fh day Of October.
VA pufsnant ia adjournment,
PRESENT. James Cole. ID A Cole.
INV Welsh and j ~ Hewitt
Tbe President being absent, on mo-
n the body proceeded to organize.
the election 81 james Cole as Presi-
Nc mo f8t.
an motion, tho President PRO tem.
opointed Mussrs Henry Welsh and
Al. Cole as q COMMITTEES to procure
y printing of the Parish Road law
On motion, be it ordained, Ihat the
nm III II Fitzgerald, fol repairs On
n iail, for Sis %, be approved, and
dered 10 be paid ont Of the enc mill
K fund.
On motion, be it ordained, That the
arish warrant Mo- 1872, for $50, Rel
rrned to this body By 2 Fitzgerald,
destroyed, and On order be given
IN on the Parish Treasurer for &2f,
lieu thereof, payable out OF the one
MI tax fund.
on motion, be ii ordained. That for
" purpose of paying the public debt
I tiis parish Of Calcasieu already ex
sting, and of defraying the current
xpenditures Of the same foe the year
S7l, All annual ad oolorem tax of ten
Nils on The dollar Of the Valuation for
lie wear 1874, Of alI the real and per-
|Dnal property III this parish subject to
pxation, shall be assessed, levied and
|oIIected
On motion, be it ordained. That the
.aim Of Philip Blaton, as jail guard
or seventy eight days, from JulyA6th
d September DIST, 1874. amounting to
wo hundred and thiftf-fotr dollars, be
pproved, and warrants issue for the
anne.
On motion, he it ordained, That war
ants Issue to tile following named per
ons, for the purposes and amounts |
specified, viz:
oP. Fitzgerald, repairs on jail,
currency, ~ 587 sis 25
turned, 538 ........... II %
% Philip Blaton, jail guafd, Nos.
$50, $40, Sal, 80, 543, 544,
545 and SAG, for $25 each 200 90 |
b Philip BlGton, f0r same, No.
547 Observation-Disclosures. 81 90 /
. j, " Moss, part Clicks sala-
ry, 548 . $1,000. 5 00 I
On motion. resolve That this body
jou1n till the last Monday in Noyem-
4 next
JAS. Com,
President pro TEN
Attest: J. ". Moss,
Clerk Police Jury.
LAKE CHARLES, La, 0ct as, 1874.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
THOMAS II. FERRENs
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, IA.

Johbine dome with dispatch Prompt
and personal attention given 60 repairs
az stores. dwellings, etc. tsisserns made
aud repaired. 0rdoGs left 81 the shop
or tie Echo office promptly attended t0.
Sant2i-ly.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
EILLIARDs
JOHN DEK4K40N's
on PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAX
Lake cllar'es, Louisiann.

II wouId respectfully inform those "a
mTfiends. both here end At distance.
who have airy expectation Of getting
thirsty, that have just reeeivast most
complete assortment of Pare Liquors
ever imported e. Lake Charles, wAaiel
am dasirous Of selling AZ Wholesale
and retail at prices soinstify both seller
and buyer BY wines and hrandies ere
unsurpassed. and my whistles : che
Simon purs. Before leaving town -
sure ana call around and take 4 parts
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand aP4n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

On m0tloa Of john AZ Spence, re-
solved That q B. Ferren have the
contract for bnilding calaboose, aud
that the Mayor be authorized tocon-
tract for same
The following bids Tor building b
fence around the corporation grave
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.OTICE
uErran sraTFs LAvp oFFlca.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. 4
cuIsrA~A. Fqrprry :, 1878.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
NJ tered 1T Tins Office BY Henry Griffith
against i'll Haueh, il abandoning his
Homestead Entry. MI. 2346 dated July,
ST. rp0n the Fvactional Section 25 Town.
shin rs south. Raugs I3 west, il Cameron
Parish, Louisiana with view to the cancella
iion of said entry the ,atd are hereby
ummoned 70 apeeaF 10 this office 10 The 10Th
* ~ Fchrrarg, 1878, ~ ! o'clock p. H. to
respond and Furnish test mony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
E. ~. H0bRRonK, Ragister
janis 5uLIAN NEVILLE, Receiver.
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oonHrcrnp nvnBz wHn

-
Ahe i9HoWing ate tke wholesale auo.
Mons Of the New Orleans markets
taeia .f....... 1I256f0f12s q
oliver american + . 106I9laI07ls
COTTON.
Inferior .. NJ
Low Ordinary a.
Ordinary .a.4.....12i 113I2s q
Strict Ordinary .......I8 a8i5io
Good Ordinary .138Sf018 ia
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WiLuIAp apnoe. nRs ApA eRr 4.
GFFTcF or
PURCHASING BUREAU,
No. ! BuRG 49, sTRRET,

Conner i CANA. Nsr orIs.n.. LaaI.iana.
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Ihe following are tke wholesale ano.
lions nf fha NaUv rs44e4s.. -.i f
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Town gouneII IlrooeedIngs.


The Board met this Isl day If Feb
mary A. p. 1910, this being 4 regular
nentinga
Present: VIM. Meyer, Mayor; John
l. Spence, Thos. Hausen, Victor Iou-
Thy, A. IL. Moss, Aldermen. Absent.
Alderman W. H. Hutehins.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and approved.
The report on the committee appoint
ed TO confer With the Police Jury with
regard to the erection of a calaboose
within the jul yald, was handed IN, aud
says That after comforting with the
Police Jury, the privilege 81 right
asked for, by d resolution January
4, 1875, of this body, was granted by
said Police Jury, Of building a Gala
hoose, or guard -house ia sala ipclosure
The following bids for building Gala
boose were read
a. J Burleson ..1..... $50 ll
II. T. Arlington ....... s. 90
T. B. Ferren ........ 63 so
w. Ell. Rove ........... 81 90
G. r. Livingston ... 100 90
On motion Of John Al. Spence, re-
solved That q. 3D. Ferren have the
contract for building calaboose, aud
that the Mayor be authorized ocon-
tract for same.
The following bids for building 3
fence around the corporation grave
yard were read:
VIM. Tier. .....s..... SllS OO
Nv. la. Rowe .... 95 90
Al. J. Burleson. ........ go 20
II. u. RYAN .. 100 90
u. I Arlington .,s.ss. 80 w
On motion ol John Al Spence re-
solved that the bid Of Il. O.. Arlington
be received, and that the Mayor be
authorized ID contract for the building
Of said fence.
On motion 81 John A. Spence, re-
solved. That the account Of julius
Duwee, for coffin for and burying Of
John LeBlue, paaper, Be accepted,
and warrant issue for the same.
On motion 81 John "A. Spence, That
the account of John A. ! Hawkins,
for services As town constable, be ap-
proved accepted and that warrant issue
lor Payment ~ saule
On motion 81 Al. H Moss, That tins
Board now adjourn until TO morrow,
al ] O'Clock ~
The Board met this "a day Of Febru
aiyl pursuant to adjournment
Present: VIM. Meyer, Mayors Jonn
4. spence, Thos. Hansen, Aldermen.
AhaamAs aE5a4s-s4tt Ntf ID, #fukenfWE NJ
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FOB SALE.
TgHE uwnEnelgNEn 0FrRKs EoH
f SAhH 81 a ntsssrehiF pflea.
SIX HuNnuEB AND raRTY ACRES e
LAND
situated iu ! beaatisul insalitT. near e tae
Harfshare an8 san AutaHsa Hui5oaa So
sanRonient q magkat q NalaweN eau'1.
Texas Wal exenanae ca 0alysfiea sis
rttfW q IS N&ETER
Lake Ch#ees NanHaaa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

FTER MATURE DELTBERATToN as
"A to the wants aud necessities peculiar e.
bis section If the country.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29
The Garrick Club.

At the regular meeting Of the Garrick Club,
held on Tuesday evening, it was resolved to
inaugurate the season by q performance, to
be given Wednesday, the 26th Of May, at the
Varieties Theater. 1t had been the intention
of the club to give an entertainment Of mu-
sicll and literary character 1t the commence
ment. but the play of " The Hunchback has
been selected, for the purpose Of affording an
opportunity to young and gifted lady. a
native Of this city, to make her debut in the
charac er Of Julia.
We have been informed by those who have
had the pleasure of judging of the merits Of the
t .ir debutante that she has evinced talent Of
most pronounced character and elocutionary
accomplishments Of the highest order.
1t is certainly creditable to the Garrick Club
tc have succeeded so we'll in its purposes as
an amateur organization, but the character
and capacity Of the gentlemen who compose
the club is such Is to have left no room for
doubt as to their efforts, and We hail with
pleasure the news Of their early appearance
before their friends.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

THE SPELLING MATCH At MoREAU STREET
CHUEcH.-Qaite large audience gathered to
witness the spelling contest at the Moreau
Street Church last evening, and were amply
repaid for their coming, the affair being the
pleasantest we have had. Beginning prompt
" at Z! o'clock, the spelling continued for
about an hour, when Miss FANNIE Armstrong
was declared the winner of the prize, hand
some chrome called the "Cross and Crown"
We were very sorry for these who missed;
as we can sympathize with them, having in
our varied experience encountered some OF
those hard words and come off "second best"
After the prize was presented to the winner
by the Rev. Mr.. Sawyer in q neat and appro-
pirate speech, the company adjourned to the
rooms set apart for refreshments, where an
other pleasant hour was passed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

and an increase of coin. The interest on the
vastly increased public debt was to be pro-
vided for by taxation. All this has been accom-
plished well and promptly. All this, however,
would not have saved France by relieving her
from the occupation of the German armies.
had there been any distrust in regard to her
good faith. France, notwithstanding her
great resources, was only saved by the con-
tidsnce which money lenders at home and
abroad had in her integrity.
Mr.. McCulloch remarks that such conf
dence does not exist as regards the obliga-
tons Of the United States, and we shall look
with interest for his forthcoming letter, in
which he proposes to give an explanation OF
this humiliating fact.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

New Rooks.-R g. Eyrich. bookseller and
stationer, No. 100 Canal street. sends us the
following new publications.: Little Classics
Comedy, edited by Rossiter johnson, J. Il.
Osgood l. Co.. Boston: Harry Biount. by
Philip Gilbert Hamilton, Roberts Brothers,
Boston; Musical Composers end their Works,
by Sacah Tyler, Roberts Brothers, Boston
Our Stretching Club. by Rev. r. St John
Tyrwhitt, NJ. A., Roberts Brothers, Boston;
The Romance of an Honest Woman, by Victor
Cherbulez VIM. F. Gill & Co.. Boston.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29
DIED.

LESSEPS-We,nes,la morning, April 2sth at l
O'c ck H. acnthe Lesseps, aged forty eight years.
HALL OF THE BANK AND INSURANCE CLERKS MI.
TUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. - Died,
April 2sth, at 4 o'c'ock p. NJ, ALPHONSE GOU-
LON member Of the Association. A II the mem
bers respectfully requested to attend his funeral
which will take pl'ce To-Day at O'Clock p. NJ,
from the Church Of the Immaculate Conception, cor
ner of Common and BarOnne stree S. BY order of
the President A. DELPEUCH, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Jon PRINTING We now possess facilities to
enable us to execute every description q
oommercial railroad and steamboat printing
LAWYERS briefs, blanks and other legal docI-
meuts, on the shortest notice, in the best
ztvle. and at the most reasonable rates. We
will guarantee fall satisfaction to those OF our
friends who favor US v it'll tieir orders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

The latest specimen Of word making is
disestablismentarian." Why cant We have
. monthly dictionary magazine, in order to
keep MP with the times
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Fun IN CARRoLIroN.-We are under obi
cations to the G 'ye'y Comique Variety Club
Of the SKI District for cards Of invitation to
. festival to be given by them at Guhmaun's
Garden. corner If Lsvee and Leonidas streets,
on Sundays, May ID and 9th. The pro-
graume presents several rich features, and no
doubt the performances will give the greatest
aaiisfactiOn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Why is Neptune like the man who searched
for the philosopher stone ? Because he was
. sea- kim that never existed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

1t is not doing just the fair thing toward 9
lovely woman, to ask why Miss Emily S oldens
is like the Amazon river. you know.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

UNsrEADY-T moon appears to be the
most un It. adv Of all celestial luminaries. She
IL continually shifting her quarters.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

WoRDs THAT BURN wiring poetry for a
waste paper basket is putting ones soul into
words that bDrn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

March may have gone out like . lamb, but
April holds on like q whole menaycrie. Dos.
tDn GLOBE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Quite Likely Somebody says that birch
rods make the best baby jumpers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

The chief objection Gen. Spinner's sue
ceesor had to accepting was he New people
would make 80 many jokes on his name.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Ben Batter failed to appear at Lexington en-
Monday. He was always little late in reach
ing the battle field.-Uticn Observer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Old gent-"What do you wear specs for,
boy2" B,otblack-''Cos puts such . shiny
shine on gentlemen's boots it hurts my eyes, :"
-Narper'y Bazaar.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

Why doesn't U go to dinner with the rest
of the alphabet? Because it always comes
after r.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

The Crescent City Rowing Club propose
celebrating the advent Of glorious May BY a
grand fancy dress and masked bail, at Stone
wall jackson Hall. The list Of managers in
clude many of our most enterprising citizens,
and success will Of surety wait upon their
efforts.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29

II say, Pat, what are you about sweeping
sweeping out the dirt and leaving the room. "