The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-13

LIFE IN INV ORLEAhs-A PAIR or TIL. B'Hoys'
WITH GALS 10 March DAVID cd son and Joe
1upter were yesterday, charged before the recorder
with furious drivir end pger,bg the lives IT
coed and peaceful CHI Us OF the sovereign state Of
IL INSANE, on the Shell Road on Friday evrp ug.
d, atop Tss also chsrred With breathing bsrouchs,
Wien De- mr. for the occasion; but the ner the
tsIouche. Who frred This CHI rye vas told by
the .co,drr at he should seek for damages by
OF a civil action One could tell at look that both
Dodsop and Gunter were a pair Of the b'hoys. The
fr mer wore grey beaver with q long fur lying no
Way In rsrtieu'sr aud surmounted b, Grape;
bis brooch was The miniature of lady with very red
chetks and very black hair falling her shoulders In
very small ripests-bs locks, though not long we're
well sosped aud lay into eli her side Of his face with re-
msrksbis tenscity; His coat bottle Ereen-larpe
brass buttons skirts pockets outside; he had
crsvat and about inch Of shirt collar his pants
without strap and his shoes Of the high
low out Gunttr wore = black, broad, straight
cut trimd rat show ycoler.d silk cravat tied sailor
fashion, the ends falling down his vest his shirt
cellar was turned down, and about inches Of the
neither extrs nifty 1t his pantaloons turned do;
the bose OF his shirt was dotted with little
cberr oroe diminutive dogs and such like devices; he
WI drsb sack coat which showed of to some advau
taRe his compact athletic form Both the parties were
iDvsttrate tobacco cbewers-when splitting out the
saliva instead of opening their mouths they uirted
1t through their teeth leaving the floor sprnkied lin
spots," with the embrowped fluid The owner of the
bIoktn vehicle being prest Mt the
him to state all he knew about the furious driving Of
I'll do that certain your HONOR said he and so
C. Was in our stables ON Friday AFTERNOON I call
a.
Lon to the bos. Well this here gem comes in and,
says be, how you old Buster he we'll feels
my oats, Gays I'm hearty Have you vehicle to
let out Ter the eveDin' p ssys he. haven't got any
thing else saysL And good 'oss p says he NO
thpg shorter saysl How much isit for the evenin"
sS o, ne tho v even says Harness up said be-
says Bill Put the roam mare under the light wagon
says l. and Bill bad it done while you'd be crackin'
young 'oomon. says he, kind o. wnkin at me- All
tight CID fell.r,' gays l. You're one on EN- but
never mind, go ahead and of he went, The next
into cockd hat, the Shell Road, and Of ceurse
Ter the damage because the bos holds
me accountable fer ell these things"
REcoRpER Well ny good man you have gone to
an infinite de- Of trouble, to tell inf mite deal
Of nohirg have already intnated to you. that you
th' ud setk dress elsewhere for the which your
employer bss sustained in the breaking of his wagon
Did :, GU witness the furious driving 30
WINES -" Couldn't, sir. bain't been on the
but once within month and that the
popt Jones and his crack nag BueDa Vista. l."
, kfGtFptR-. have heard enough from you. OF.
4" Eere,' said Teutonc gentleman numbering up
hke Dutch eslliot in calm, and making his obei-
REcoRDER.-'V Van Hausshen, you witnessed this
furious driving; say what you raw on the occasion"
aA N. HAussHis-" the.d disch Won shentleman's,
and disch Won shentlemans (pointiug to Dodson and
GunteI) and them wasch in two gig, and there wasch
two sh ehtlewomsn wild diem, and she ntlewomaus
and them wasch all dhri,n' more fasther than they
could go, when both wagons came bang smash TO-
N
road, and wagon broke to pi-cesn
RncoRprR.-" Were the lives Of any parties endan-
gered by the furious driviDg,n
WIINEss-" The live Of every podes wasn
RKcoRnEn.-" Then shall fine each of them ten
dollars Have you anything to say addressing bod
son and Gupter) in extenuaton of your oaenee!,'
DopsoN.-" Why, your honor did kill nobody nor
Joe here and his gal and Liz and l. was out walkin'
the down the road tomorrow that as last eyenin,
Wen, OF course, we was not TO be stumped no how,
and We ssd good as grease, Well last oyenin' did
we had OF too. tell you twas precious good lark
and after takin' few oysters, and little thin at
the lake. We was comm home like wDkin and In the
best kind o. hurlor. was fust but before felt it,
ICE dash by me- you'd better follow after me- sed
he mean to- tes l. for was smok'n my segsr and
did net feel at all nasty. You shan't do no such
thing ses Liz. pun the reins and the whip out of
my bands now lock out there old ler sed she-that
there old feler said he and the laid whip cord on to
the roam mare tell you. Go it, Liz sed I: go it,
sd Sal i and they Went It hip and thigh neck
like 1t on Harlem road: they went it from the word
60 Hold ON to my bonnet Gays LIZ, it's slippn'
now says !. go ahead IN pop him now says She
before be goes a hundred yards further and sure
Know how way. but the Wheels OF bot xsb
cles locked and before you could esy. nfe Liz and
were pitched clean out into the swamp. 'You amt
hurt are you, Liz" says as soon as recovered my
Ore ain. Dave says she, Pm not hurt did not
care if was but tell you it foul driving it was
She's trump, your honor lie that gal, LIZ
Yes" faid the Recorder, 'you have told me enough
TO convince me that she it, but nothing going show
mat should not inhct on you and your friend the
iDi bne You are therefore, fined ten dollars each for
furious driving with the breaking of the wagon have
nothing to do.
joe" said Dodson. addressing his friend "we'll pay
It light down. Butthey don't do things in this way
In the Bowrey; do theyi'
mot by Aug full said Joe, "but tell you that are
~ reckon, said Dave and suitng the action to the
word he counted dow twenty dollars. for himself
md fap fprI In a 81.
u they felt they had fun for their moncy-Neu Or.
leans Delta, Oct. !.