The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-04
NEBULAR NOTIONS.

NEBULAR NUI1ONSs
=. AN ADuu.-Lines suggested by the re-
cent departure from the city of number Of
its best-known citizens. i' "Epffa e}ai7e
They have gone from our gaze like beautiful
/ dream, a
The wsvelets' last simmer, the dark lanterns
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They have flown from our shores to seek sweet
refuge +os ,ii
In the castie-crowned hills Of dear old Baton
Rouge,
Where stands Col. James at the inviting door,
And the hannts which once knew them, shall
know them no more.
Their brace bits and nippers ell covered with
dust,
With pass-keys and jimmies must idle and rust
Its musical echoes nor lively balls seek
Hospitable Judgment in innocent breasts,
Which pour out ife's wine to welcome their
guests.
The bludgeon and bottle must give way to work.
To tasks 80 enticing that none dare to shirk.
The pickaxe and sho7el, and bottomless chairs,
Will engage all attention-absorb all their cares;
Olden swagger and style fade on stripes and
shaved heads,
And crimes downy couch into honest hard beds.
The fair and the frai, too, can rest from their
tolls, ,.tI
With no "jobs" to "put MP in quest Of more
spoils; aHs
Judge Braughn doze away with q complacent
snore, .1.t<,5..5..
And Sentinel Pagan sleep sound at his door;
The ssPeeers" br eathe free and sold Feel take
rest,
Now the "tbird" are at home in their iron
bound nest.
They are gone, they are gone, we don't know
their names,
But oh! keep them safe, is our prayer, Col
James.
CAPTAIN AMERICAN TEAM lin indignant
response They beat us? They couldn't
beat drum.
-. ATHLETIC GAME Elephants, hippo
potamuses, rhinosoeroses and SIGH.
LETTERS OF MARouE-Twain books.
-. Susan B. Anthony's cradle will be ex'
hibited at the Philadelphia Exposition araong
other Centennial curiosities.
-. Rich men are rarely loan-some.
-. The "Garrick's" last performance
shows, as usual, that charitable efforts gene
rally end in the poor-house.
-. .Query-Are cotton press attaches eli
gible to membership of the Press Club?
-. After all, there is some excuse for be-
ieving the moon to be made of green cheese.
1t is 80 often seen in "the milky whey
The latest accession to the ranks Of the
infationists is Paul Boynton.
-. Bob Rivers says he prefers green and
gold bo(a)rders around his table cloths. They
are easily satisfied and there is no discount on
their money.
-. Col Dan Wilson is great grand
nephew of the man who built the natural
bridge Of Virginia. ..,....
Poor relations Most Of the Associated
Press dispatches.
.Toilers of the See-Astfonomers and
microscopists. ..~@.."....
-. And now, about paying up back city
taxes. Who Leeds =?
y Costs of court-A wedding ring and q
-. Not SO very wonderful after all--That
short girls should affect Hy-men.
-. Col j. J. has joined the Sons of Tenn
perance and will hereafter be only known as
a cold water Mellon.
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way to fame to be by the rail road.
-. Old Bill Allen is ''the pull back candi.
date He can't run well hampered with q
rag money apron.
49,. No! James Augustus Claude, deci-
dedly not! The initials o. D. A. do not
stand for Oh Don't Act.
-. Yes It would probably be regarded "a
indicate to refer to the Hon. Secretary Of
States parties as Fish-balls.
burke on the sublime and beauti
ful"-The Administrator of Improvements
recent speeches before the Council.
-. Bachelors, take notice-Brides, like
other spring lamb, should be declined, unless
served with Mint sauce.
-. The cremationists evidently regard
burial as grave error.
~. Decidedly Mr.. Beecher has proved him
self gay Lutheran.
IA very shady place-The Stygiar shore
We want good acting at the Academy
next season, and good actors exact high
salaries. So, David Bid-well for 'em
Alexander Hay, of theSt. Andrews So
ciety, says of all music he decidedly prefers
the old country ballads. Give him the ''Saw
mills are humming, Buzz-saw Buzz-saw r OF
the ssBlue Pills of Scotland"
Have not the contractors been rather
over Eager to secure the wharf lease Eth,
Van Houten