The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-06

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bill had
was was an proceedings Of the Legislature ant
w Sreok. intelligence see page two Of this morn
was merepaper.
AAOADAOOA
He rul brought to the city yesterday. The
e'tela;al will take place to-day at IL O'Clock
Among
pnhi;o .e lady who fell back on her dignity cam'
of OaacI breaking it; and the man who couldn'
portionnl it any longer has taken o seat, and ii
Mr.. quite comfortable.
ResolbcheIieu's remark, "there's no such word
Dets Q! H." should be modified to meet the pres
Amor; Unpleasant times 60 as to state about how
meet wiy cents will be paid on the dollar.
apportio takes four days for couple to get mar
tives in in New Mexico, and the bride has to kiss
ana twehe greasers for two hun ired miles around,
o'1eo me of them will start rebellion against
appointgovernment
He wa, ne young French ladies' do not in skating
tend the exchange word with their partners.
Demsen they fall, however, they are permitted
me noo1 ention the French for ouch" in the
Demaence of q gentleman.
ma, ere is Mormon reason for marrying q
The tile: ".Why, isn't he handsome and then
called, s good, and then-and them wanted
vote Of bit of him to myself Father didn't like
r.; ino 1o.her didn't like it, but I did,"
Miss Fannie Palmer, of San Juan Island,
- lost on the Pacific. Her body has been
Id. The waves carried it one hundred
LIZ ihn fifty miles and cast it up on the beach.
sad almost within sight Of her parents
Sc.
To New SO happened that yesterday, January 5,
Ii S4 John G. Moncure, completed his forty
, ~nete tn year. he having been on the same day
late yiSen President Of the Democratic Conven-
that ii. A very appropriate birthday salutation
unable this from the people of thu State to an
m pn@d1i .ored citizen.
ana ~, ORLEANS CHESS CLUB. This body was duly
tend ;, anzed Tuesday evening. An executive
have bmittee, with ample powers. was chosen,
and pether with treasurer. Tbs committee
.elegl1 report action at meeting on Wednesday
,be sa, ming January II, at o'clock, at the Office
A. Hero, Esq, notary public. 80 CONNER.
Place. The successful Inauguration of
Inc long needed chess club is now considered
with Certainty.
snobb, .,;o--.,-- T-;-., c..,o-.-
young 49, :. w. 49, So ..sso &c., - .pp
disgra, a., - ~. ~. - s s,.
q reform party in the first blush and gush
~ power, but which are regretted and re-
nm, red after year or two Of unsuccessful
hal. Sill. as it is urged, ansarmy large
.,,.. ough to control carpet bag and negro cleo
IL. MS in tue South is altogether too large for
e~. peace purposes of ar over-taxed people.
1ri6ufn recent letter to Bishop McTyeire, in
more ming him Of further gift of $1,000 900 to
Englie university at Nashville bearing his name
Vanderbilt says IF the uni
vain rsity shall, through its influence, con-
lie wbute, even in the smallest degree. to
marcrengthening the ties which should exist be-
pick'een all geographical sections of our CON-
:, Ton country. shall feel it has accomplished
,aa le of the objects that led me to take an in
the rest in it."
shapThe Washington special correspondent of
mat.e New York Herald, writing to that paper
an December 3lst, gives the following bit
wea, gossip, relative to Louisiana matters
ano 90 There is report in town that the Legis.
'te ,ture Of Louisiana, which meets on Monday,
'no1 Pill endeavor to unseat Senator West on seri.
- IS CuAISoc, nAN eAA"' o'AuoAeo sS Soou soAoA
sasw~;r this end"
,lu, 1t is only another illustration of the old
hedage, $50 away from home to learn the
,ti te~s." {
spI We notice that Col. james George is {
'hIominent candidate for United States Senator
% ON Mississippi. This gentleman is one of
ne most prominent men in the State. He |
,sbas the chairman of the Executive Committee |
orf the party, aud during the late canvass I
I ,ayed most active and effective part, giving
:; t;pa handing all his energies and en-