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First District Pound.

First District Pound.
wNTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
wv AIDES street between Julia and Girod streets, as as
one pale yellow she Goat split In the left two under
! bite in the right ear. s
One hlack abe Goat, long hair and wattles.
one graysh yellow he Goat white the forehead right
side and belly white.
One brown che Goat black streak on the back white belly
and waffle.
TSo white she Goats, one with black Spots
One dark yellow fhe Goat
One she Goat black head, neck and shoulders white
One white she Goat with waffle.
One white abe Goat, with some black on the neck
Which If not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said pound
on SATURDAY, the LIST day OF December, 1855, at 10
o,cock NJ AUG. 8. PHELPS,
z.- Street Comm 'ssioner,
New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1855.
EL a etc conduit au Depot des s'paves du Premier
District Dryades entire les rues Julie and Grod
CONNIE epaves- -
re cheyre aupe pale ayant orise gauchs fendue deux
Z entales roreilie droite.
Une Cheyre nore aysnt lie poll long and les barbea.
Une Chevre girls aune sysnt du blanc au front e cote
droit ct ie vsntre blsncs
Une ghevrs brune hyant une rae nore au 10 Fenre
blanc, and les barbes.
Deux Ghesres blanches, Pune deses ayant des taehsi
noires.
| Une Chevre jaune brun.
Une 0hevrs syant tete ls ct les epaules noir
| = oroupe blanche
| Une Obeyre blanche ayant les barbes 58.5 ~ s.zo
Une Cheyre blanche, ayant du nor au cou.
S ess ne sont pas recanees dams dix ours ct les de
pauees pay es elles seron yendues rencbere pubque
au dit depot, sAMEDI, le Ter Deeembre, 1855. Il
heures A. NJ. Aug p PHELPs,
| - commissaire des Rues
| Nouyelle Orleans, le 20 Nov. 1856. MI 20 dl
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e0MpTRoLLgR,s oFPIcE.
City Of Aew Orleans, November p, 1855.

n !. ll...s ~ - No 4IB 2. 2 -es35, Z q =
AN ORDINANCE concernipg the Markets, and pfovid-
ing for Farming the ReSenue thereof |. a
The Common Council og tho cfty Of New 0fleana or
dains az follows: ItS5 le- - s5E
On the hrst Monday Of December in each year, the
comproer shall adjudicate or cause to be adudicated
at this ecs the collection Of the Of the Mar
kats for he sha give days notice In the
cal gazette Of the city Of the day and hour st which
said adjudication shall take place.
(sisned) FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
A4 (signed) WIN. CO CLAIB0 RNE. s
s Pres dent Board Of Aldermen
Approved Doth November. 1852.
(aignsd) A. ID. CR0ssMAE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, the Sd
December, will adudicate at my Office a, IL o'clock,
d1 st o. DEBBYs Comptroller.
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....z..- COMPTkoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans May l. 1885, J
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorised and required to give notice. by standing ad
yertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
With the ninth section of ordinance No. 1i42 approved
March 30 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- ISignedl g. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
+ [signed L.. II. PLACE.
President Board of Aldermen.
ApproyedApri 2S, 1855
(signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor. q
The attention Of the officers Of the city and OF the
public s respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
7-5G O. DE BUYs,
my1ett Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, +
Common Council. City Hall, Nov. 80, 1854. /
No. 2459
Rssolvea, That the Triangular Market, at the june
ion of Annunciation and Tchoupoulas Streets be and
the same is hereby established as Vegetable and
Frnit Market.
Be ii Further resolred, That the sale of Vegetables
and Fruit be prohibited in the ST Mary's Market from
and after the first day of January, 1856
[Signcdl j. j.: LuGENBoHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
TSiened1f Il. l., TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November 20, 1855.
[Sgnedl JOHN L. LEW1s, mayor
A true copy. Taos. THEARp, Sec'y. 55f dl
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WAR-The following remarks by Voltsire
will apply very well to the present war in the

will apply very well to the present war in the
Crimeas ss A4s a
A hundred thousand mad animals, whose
heads are covered with hats, advance TO kill or
be killed by q like number Of their fellow NOR
tails covered with turbans. By thia strange
procedure, they want TO know whether . tract
Of land, Ito which none Of them has any Claim,
shall belong to certain man whom they call
Sultan, or to another whom they call Czar,
neither Of whom ever saw or ever will see the
spot 50 ifuriousIy contenaed for, and very few
Of those creatures who thus mutually butcher
each other heheld the animal for whom they
cut each others throats From time inmemo-
rial this has been the way of mankind almost
all over the earth. What an excess of mad
ness this is! and how deseryedly might the
Supreme Being crush to atoms this earthly ball.
the bloody nest Of such ridiculous murderers!
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INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC. sNaIa
THOMAS =, MARTINI one Of the oldest Instructors
N hs city, viii give Iessons in this accomplishment E
Ladies' His ability weii known TO re-
qur recommendation. :,
] nsst Win nrampt attention, = ~ ItEs osN
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Z AsA YsIs.

be will save uch labor In this dysctiun, when the
State gets Abe have scientific map Of ~ hex parta
and resources made, as other States have done. N5
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PRoM1sIsa YouTH.-Sammy went to see his
grandfather, pious old gentleman, who Was
wont to discourse much 70 young Samuel upon
divine things. The lad, while one day taking
ride in his grandfather's carriage after sitting
for q moment or two in silence, asked:
SIS God every where 7"
ss.Yes. my child :, #5.5=5.:# s
sis he in this carriage"
"Gertainly he is - 81
.sThen all I've got to saysis, he's having
splendid ride" 4
The grandfather lifted his spectacles, looked
at Sammy, touched up the horse, and said not o
word.
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nFFIoE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

nEFIGE OF NEW ORLEANo pAVlNuS
NSTiTUTIoN-omce No. 81 Camp aeet-incorPoratsd I'M
der Al Legislature, GU 18th March, iSss ,s p.
Tbc oc will be open for ihe feeePtlen OF
poss every morning unday e1eepssd from to O'clock and on
Saturday eyenings from S to O'Clock. -,
nsYs:3ts of fJne DOLLAR upwards will be received
Ths employment dndsis strictly limited BY ms &C, q moor
oaton Public Debts the Uuied oasa o 'ne VI LOU
ana, and the City Of New Orleans. ;.., p., -.
Of anu
within ND limits ofNew Orleans NOT exceeding
of the app raised cash value ,.-.... p.,t.i n
sana net exceeding cent. Of tho market value
derived from the epio men Oh ne 70
be distributed annually among the DeposioIs.
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow ny o 'he
ceive any enounaent whaevers \, . . -.
Certificates having a rate 70 upon
| gsoree Eustisa A. D. Keliy William yoSel,
| W NJ AeIeeg tsso Uronhsrt. r.. b. Sumner,
/ q. c. Duncan, A. Hsine, George Jonas, Il
| Wijhsruz Bosrrt ri n WOOD Thos Clark,
/ Thos A, Adams, 4, A, Bradford. D. d. Withern "a
| - W. N. MERCER, Prsusdent
~, u sss4 A. d. KELLY, 4
| 57f WM. iVOGEL, fRice PrestdeAt1
L r. B, SUMNER,
y ~. d. D. WITHERS. Treasurer.
NB-copis AsfOf Incorporation Aad ByIAwa can :, d
tainsd attas 0nse, la ~ Ss IS ii saoH
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE FESTIVE zyse1ge--Br sAmgs o. rrsav.r.

Cheerful giows the festive chamber; 9@ss$
In the circle pleasure srnes:
MerDts the fame like wreaths of smher;
Bright as love fts warmth bsguies.
GIad The heart with joy is lighted; ~
Hand with hand, in faith Ia plighted, 49, 81
As around the goblet flows. Il $.
S*3 Fiil-hII-Hit Nrd quaf the liquid rose, &&*
* 4As Bright II siows-
4 Oh, bow bright the bosom goHs.
81 Pnrs aslIGht, social meeting
Here passion dares inyEds. "a
:. 49, Joys We know. not light and nsetiug a VET
Flowers we twine that never fade.
*a Ours are links mot time sever =
Brighter sill ttsey glow for ever
Hlow In yen &tesnal day. z5 h b.
No--Do--r1 yewiIi not pass away 80
gs Xe VIII stay 6-elst
s6cisI joys, for ever stxyf
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II City Of New Orleans, NoYembe 30, 1855. {
Reso1eed, That The Comptroller warran. on the Trea-
surer for payment Of The foilowiog bills:
Thomas Hines, for hing with earth certain .l
June 30th, Is55-baiafice aus.s. ..... sa40 90
A. aat., z, fer bill stationery, Novs I, lss5 90
Lieut. 9. E. Mazerai, Third District Police
Station, ratons to prisoners. 0cts, ia55sss. % o.
Lieut. j. Fremeaux, Second District Polico
Station, rations to prisoners OctSbeS 1856 85 so
~ Hire of slave r3oct., 55s....ss Is %
Lieut.. Kearney, Frst District Polier Station, NJ
raiinns TO prisoners for October, 1s55..-.. GO 20
c. Boxelle, firing night gun Second Distinct,
Lent Adams Fourth District Police station,
raiions 10 prisoners, Oct, Is55.... Is 10
Firing night gun. Oct, 1855 10 50 90 90
: Young Amsfiss," from July ION 70 Aug
i0th, is55.,... ..ss. .s..s is9 W
First end Fourih Districts, fdr Oct 1855 4cs 81
J. B. Slawson, for keeping In repair and turn- &
ing bridges across Canal Carondeist, for5 .
montns,to October 81, is55.-...-.:...... 4lo ~
brewster, Van Benthuysen 4 Co, for sna-
I Young g- America, a s y. 10 %
B. a. Hs5rard, Bill sundliss supplied for use = =,
Q: Young America - &C.. 90 y
Commissioners deparfment..... 90
John Mccoy, bill harness for horses Of fire es.a
as same. ns ~ !. s...e' fss 50
H. 9. Pierson, salary as Secretary Of Com Is
mIttee Streets and Landings, for Oct, 1855 SO 90
Chief of' Fire depsrtmefl 10 Oct j, 1885,. "a 81
Dryades street, Nov 5, lsss I. J. .-... 8 90
P5ecinct Polls, Nov. 5, isss, 90
November j, 1856. iss 90
order for Office Chief Of Police, OCT o 1855 40 %
Estate OF W. c. Micou, for rent Of lol on
Dryades street used as public pound from
isss. s5 SO
[signedlP E H. TRACY, 5s
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sWEEr HoME-Brlg lgoas new.se p.rs..

Mid pleasures and pslsces though wa may roam, So
Be it ever 90 bumbie there is no place ike home.
a charm from che skies sesp 70 baiioW us. there,
which seek through the world is aeE met sisNhrss
Home home, BWest h0r1s1
There's place like home Il
An exile from homes epiendor dszzles again r. 4
Oh, give me my loHiy tbatehed cottage again--
Fhe bird singing Gayiy that come at nay call
Gfye these and the peace Of mind, dearsr than all
Mcmss sweet, sweet home.
80 4Thers'sno place like home
PsISTERs Lord stanhope was printer
franklin was o printer Beranger, the great
French poet, was printer! Thiers, the CREST
French historian, was 8 printer!
Id . britiiant star 4
We're stricken frura the dome Of night,
printsrs Press II planted there,
g3g44 Weuld 6iss the vacuum TO q hair,
Andgiys, perhaps, = better light"
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1880 NO Z5H1 NlE lIg 5.l1I -- 481T
Resoped, That the Comptroller warrant on the frea-
surer iii favor of ecrge Doane, for the Of nine
hundred and or,y-one dollars lS941, The amount paid
for The purchase Of the Black and Red Maria, together
with horses and harness Of The same, upon legal
transfer of said properly being made 10 The city.
[Signedls E: L. TRACY,
- President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
rSiguedl JJ.LUGENBUHL,
M President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November 80. 1856. = e5@ 5a
-a dl TSignedl JOHN Il, LEWIS, Mayor. t 7s
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: Try PAUKAGE AND BAGGAGE EX-
~ PREsssos tas Delivery 4 Pa sai BAsgage TO all
paTts Of hs city, at all houfs A. III TO p III.
HoSel. -. (uoas im1 - &C, CLUE.
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f ABERSErHIANA. .-Abernethy' 3 mind disquai-
fed him from adopting that affected interest
which distinguishes many Of the well bred ply
sieians, and be heartily despsed their little arts
u acquire popularity. He received visit from
lady one day who was well acquainted with his
Iinvincible repugnance to her sex's predominant
disposition, and who therefore forbore speaking
but simply in reply to his laconio queries The
consultation was conducted during three visits
in the following manner: First day--Lady an
ters and holds out her finger. Abernethy u
Cut, Lady: Bite A.: Dog T.. Par-
rot 60 home and poultice IT, Second day
Finger held out again "A BETTER ~ Z, y: !
Third day--Finger held ont as before.--A, !:
B tier q L L.-s Wen' A.: You're the most
sensible woman / ever met with. Good bye
| Gat out, e & 52 #5ps So
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"VlrLIKrss AND HIS DINAH.' ~ The Boston
Post has the following good one from corfer
spondent: ~ .
4 It is customary in many Of our city churches
for the congregation to join in singing the last
hymn On Sunday last q gentleman, accom-
panied by his little girl Of some five years of age.
strayed into one of the aforesaid churches, and
his fine voice materially assisted the choir in
getting through "Winchester.n Just before tho
6enediotion, the little girl, observing the fine
effect produced by her parent on the occupants
of the surrounding pews, cried outinan audioie
voice, "Papa, please sing Wilkins anu nus
Dinahs" :" 1t is needless to add that the oene-
ldietion was unheeded.
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y - f No. 24o6 ]
R,solped That Mrs J. Thorne, contractor for running
The draining machines of the Second Section, having
failed through negligence 10 keep the SAID second
Sc,ion clear of water m accordance with contract,
tbat ne or fifty dollars be imposed for said neglect
and that contractor be held responsbe ol al Or
v hnldsrs far oveIiows OF their properly by water
which esponsiby attaches, in accordance with the
of tie said contract, with the late John Thorne
[SigpedI ss Il. IhhCf ,s8f
rsirnedl j. j. LUG EHBUHL, 4
President Board of Aldermen
Approved November 50, 1865. a
d1 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, mayor.
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The following i the latest story we have seen

The following is the latest story We have seen
illustrative of the sagacity Of the feline race:
Mr. Tiedemann, the famous Saxon dentist,
had I, valuable tortoise shell eat, that for days
did nothing but moan. Guessing the cause, he
looked into its mouth, and seeing decayed
tooth, soon relieved it Of it's pain. The follow
ing day there were at least ten cats at his door
the day after, twenty and they went on
increasing at such rate that he was obliged
to keep bulldog to drive them away. But
nothing would help them. A cat who had the
toothaehe would come any number of miles to
him. 1t would come down The chimney, even,
and not leave the room till he had taken its
tooth out. 1t grew such nuisance at last that
he was never free from one Of these feline pa
tients. However, being one morning very ner-
yous, he accidentally broke the jaw of an old
tabby The news of this spread like wildfre.
Not o single cat ever came TO him Afterwards
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[signedl l., TRACY. al
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl j. T. LUGENBUHL, 4
= President Board OF Aldermen
Approved November 30, 1856 sS ~ AZ
dI [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.

Resoired That the Treasurer be instructed 70 furnish
the Council, early as pracicable. with a statement
showing ali claims placed in the hands Of D. c. Labati,
late Assistant City Attorney, which remain unac-
counted for; setting forth .he Iame of eseh party, the
character OF The claim and the date al which the same
was placed in the hands of the said Assistant City
Attorney. sI=4Els sg
[Signedl ID u. TRACY
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
r." Isjgnedl J.y LUGENBUHL, 3ss@
Fs7aSN President of the Board OF Aldermen.
Approved November3o, 1855.
-dl fsignsdl JNo, L. LEWIS, Mayor,
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Il No 2ie4 ]
Resolsed That the adjudication blythe Comptroller
of the contract attending the bridge across the New
Canal al CaHollton Avenue, for one year, at $1,000
In Tbomas Buckley security Jno MeViltie be and the
same is hereby approved.
[signedl y. L. ThAcY, 4
fs;gnedl j. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved November 80, 1865
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NUMBER 197.
OF NEW ORLEANS

COMMON COUNCIL, 1
City Of Now Orleans, NoTsmbef 30, 1855.
8ss |, No. z4e0
2esoIee That the COMPTROLLER warrant on the TTea-
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MIEW SMYRNA FIGs-5O0 drums, just re-
u esvsd eI steamship Cahswsa, and fot ssls ~
a. ". IuEt1hAN q naLLi W ofe1tsis@
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HeORT WINE d
III IS quarter casks 81. Koester. z.
75El SO -. =. Chamisss London Deeks
so :. paac In store and iSf sss ey
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n - E717 { No. a4I0 ] .--,,I-= -.
QRssolped, That the adjudication made BY me comp.
foer the ash October 1888, Of the sonlfse. LOT
cleaning the streets and keeping IN repair INC
dollars year to Patrick jones' be approved and that
his secur,,ies-J ohm Bsohan and Michael Gossen-be
accepted. n,.ov
[signedl =. l.. fhAof,
Isjsped1 "a J.J.LUGENBUHL,
President board of Aldermen.
4 Approved November 80, 1856.
s (sgned} JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
a true cony| THos THEAED D. Sec'y. dE
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~ No. 216g I n " 2
Resolusd, That the Comptroller sell at public auc-
,on after five days notice the oical journal, the
contracts widening and cleaning Camp street, Mel
ponene and Canal street canals, and also the ditch on
Claiborne street, according 10 specifications on file in
sasns ~ 70 h ,nS a ,he
Common Council.
LSignedl s. E. l.. TRACY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
= [Signedl ], J. LUGENBUuB,
s'-era President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved November 80, 1855
al ISlgnedl John L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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d M MsTANEY, Wholesale Dealer IN For-
A. cian and Domestic Liquors. No. 80 Gravier street
NegeaH Keeps coaAtan hand good .hppsg Ssw
and Champagne Gtder ~ the
bottles in caska TO su paIena
import Scotch Ale and London Porter. Is
Prompi particular attention paid TO all orders received
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FAyHE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE, No 70 aaronne streets L BECIEa, Agent
GwA iarea assortment OF Choice GROCERIES, WINES and
LIQUORS. 4, s, zz1,,-. zs=.z=.,tz
- HAPAGNEot OF the hest brsad, in quarts and piDs other
FINE Old BRANDY other Liquors; Super
n and variety Fancy Articles OF Inc very
oualltds always on hand, lew prices.
Nv onla 4 ali erot dayage. iy
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-18

Presence or MIND-EsCArE FROM A
MApMAN.-A lady was one evening IN he'
drawing room alone, when the only in,
mate of the house, brother, + no had beer
betraving. tendency TO unsoundncss OF
mind, entered with a carving knife in his
hand, and shutting the door, came up to
her and said, "Nlargaret, an odd Idea
has occurred to me. | wish to paint the
head of John the Baptist, and | think
yours might make on exccllet study for it
SO ifvou please | will cnt off yonr heac. .
The lady looked at her brothers eye, and
seeing no token Of jest, concluded that he
meant to do as he said. There was ar
open window and balcony at he1
side, with street in front, but, moment
satisfied her that safety did not lie in thai
way. So putting on smiling counte
nance she said with the greatest apparent
cordiality: THAT is very strange idet
George, but would it notbe pity to spol
this new lace tippet l have got on?
will step in my room and put it of, anc
be with you again in moment" With
out waiting to give him time to consider
she stepped lightly across the room ant
passed out. In another moment she wa
safe in another room, and gave the alarm
and returned, and the mailman was secur
ed Chicago Press.
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In The NOrwAlk Reflector We find Aeall
for Republican Convention. to be held
at Nerwalk. Aug. 81. for the purpose oi
Nominating County officers and RepreseH
i.iives. The different townships will hold
meetings 70 elect delegates. on Saturday
25th inst. New Haven Up. 10 entitled tO
Q delegates. Fitehvills. 5: Greenfield. .
Ripley. 5; Fairfield. Z; Greenwich, 4
Richmond, 3.
From the Norwalk Experiment We Learn
that the Democracy OF Huron County ar
to have a Mass Meeting in Norwalk, OF
the 18th inst. Hon. S. Lahm. Col. Ne
Cook, J. w. Taylor, and Hon. Ezra NJ
Stone are to be the Speakers.
The Crawford Co. Papers live in swec
harmony. Liar. William, knave, SeOun
drel, Tcsdy. Lickspit;le, &C., are the ten
dcrest eprthets they bcstow upon each 9th
Ter. II there is such deadly hate betweeI
them, they ought to take their revenge il
/, some other way than through their re
spective papers. If We were Beam We
whale Crever, and il We were Crever
we'd punch Beams head. This week the
blackguard each other thus:
And Mordecai, The Monkey, raised hi
voice and cried aloud, Il am in wan, giv
me more ''-JouRdl.
To which the Foram replies
"And jim, the Jackass, answered an
said: ooh, Mordecai, | know that tho
5 thou wouldst have that paper that
| borrowed of thee long while ago, TO
thou hast sent thine hired man Tor it a
divers times; but | say unto you, tn
times arc hard and friends are scarce, an
have not the wherewith TO return the
: thine own. | pray thee wait yet but
little while longer, and if William tn
Sheriff, he that is my brother in all m
councils, is again chosen by our Tribe
2 one of the Treasury eaters, then will l pa
t thee that which have so long withheld.
"Call me pet names, dearest" How an
i able. Wehave not the pleasure ola persons
= ACQUAINTANCE with McSsrs. Bean and CIR
? yer, tie gentlemen referred to above, I
r "Mordecai the Monkey and ''Jim Il
: Jackass," but from what we can judge
g them by their papers, we think that bot
e of the alliterasive appellations are stric
e " correct. and that they apply remark
o bly, well.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-18

SINGULAR FATALtTy.--A week ago last
Sunday gang Of men employed on the
Rock Island Railroad went out on TIM
Der train some forty miles from the city.
The day was hot and they drank great
quantity of water taken from the tank OF
the tender, and some twenty of them in
dulged freely in drink from q jug of liquor
with which 1ey had provided themselves,
SO that when they returned they were beast
Ily drunk. On Monday the most of the Al
were taken sick, and an informant states,
that out of sixteen who were known to be
Of the party, twelve have died, two are des
paired of, and one is very sick, while th'
sixteenth has escaped sickness entirely
The physician who have seen the case
are undecided whctherthe fatality is to b'
attributed to the water or the liquor, bu
from the fact that the conductor and en-
gineer, who also drank from the tank have
been sick, it is probable that some delete
rous substance was in the jug which he'll
the liquor. Five Of the men died in on
house on State st., south of Twcllth.-Ch'
cago ErpresS.