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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

A"DucK' OF A WIfE.-Mr. John Smith
who vegetables somewhere "out Wost''--ol
course, to make the thing readable, the scene
must be located either in California or the
Wost-has a "duck" of a wife, and no mis-
take. John, as is stated, went off for day
or two on little bit Of clark, whom his
sweet Henrietta, in the fulluoss Of her an
guish, caused the following ''ad,' to be in
serted in the local paper -
Losr, Strayed, or Stolcn.-An individual
whom J., in an unguarded moment of loncli-
ness, was thoughtlcss enough to adopt as my
husband. lie is a good-looking and feeble
individual knowing enough, however, to go
in when it rains, unless some good-looking
girl offers her umbrella Answers 10 the
name of jim. Was last seen in company
with Julia Harris, walking with his arm
around her waist, up the plank road, looking
more like fool (if possible) than ever Any
body who will catch the poor fellow and
bring him carefully back, so that | may chas-
tiso him for running away, will be asked to
stay to tea. HENMErTA A. SMGrH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

NOU can get Stout Double Soled Calf
L BOOTS at HERWCK n PAGES.
I AIDES can get those Wide Shoes and
4 ! Bootccs at HERRICK & PAGES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

LAWYER AND WITNESS. Tho following
incident happened in Philadelphia last Tues
day: A well known criminal lawyer, who
prides himself upon his skill in cross exam
lining witness, had an odd looking genius
upon whom to operate The witness was a
boss shoemaker.
"You say, Sir, that the prisoner is thief"
Eyes, sir cause why, she confessed it,"
And you also swear she bound shoes for
you subsequent to tho confession :"
81 do, sir"
"Then giving a sagacious look to the
Court-'we are to understand that you en-
ploy dishonest people to work for you, even
after their rascaitios are known -
"Of course how else could get assis-
lance from a lawyer"
The councillor said 'stand aside and in a
tone which showed that if he had the witness
head in bark mill little mercy might have
been expected; the judge nearly cholcd him
self in a futile endeavor to make the spocta-
tors believe that laugh was nothing but a
hiccough, while the witness stepped off the
stand with all the gravity of a fashionable
undertaken.
Not much made out of that witness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

IV' 1t seems to have been tho delight, as
well as the fortune, of Mr.. Daggett, while at
the bar, to come in contact with his brother
Smith. Tho latter was not without talents,
but it run in low channels, and Mr. Daggott
loved to poster him. On one occasion, during
an argument to the court upon point of law
involving nice questions, Mr.. Smith attempt
ed to draw distinctions which did not exist /:
and, in allusion TO his subtlety, Mr. Daggctt,
in reply, addressed the court as follows .-
"fhe opposing counsel has been very nice in
his points Of law, and has assumed diilcrcn-
COS where none exist, As for myself l am
not disposed to follow the gentleman into the
retnements Of his argument, but can assure
him will split hairs with him. if need be
Whoreupon, Mr. Smith, who sat near. land
who, by the way was, in his personal appear
ance, rather porcne,) drew from his head
hair, and handing it towards Mr.. Daggctt
said, "split this, Brother Daggei,"
The latter turned upon him with a keen
look, and replied, Isaid hairs, mot bristles !p
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CHARLES A. UPTON

Has removed from his Old stand to next Block Arst Door
his former customers and the public generally The large
saving that make In rent will enable to give them
better bargains than these Of neighbours who have
make an extra Charge goods 10 pay an extravagan
rent We shall endeavor 10 make stock attractive by
the constant additions Of and desirable goods
they appear In market, and shall always offer them At
the lowest price, We shall strive 10 merit and hope for
the continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon us.
CHARLES A. UPTON.
jag dh DiokinsOn's Building
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STUDY OF LASGUAG ES.-The subscriber
~ has openings for few more scholars in French and
other languages. Particular attention given to private
lessons in reading, writing, and speaking the French,
etc either at his rooms, No. Briney Hall or at the
residence of the pupils Clubs taught at greatly reduced
prices Office hours from to 8 p. IN.
declS dtf FRANCIS G MISNER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
IsT MI ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, Oct 10, 1858.
reG Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
Menti Members present Hon. g. u. Naldo Presl.
DENT Afessrs. Dalhonde, Huyghe, Leefe, Moreno
Fhite aud Whitney,
There being no quorum, on motion, the Board took
recess at ten minutes
The Fnll being again called, the following members
aasweTed I'd their names, to-Rlt
Hon. II. iii. Waldo, President; Messra, Dolhonde,
gnYghe, Ieate, Moreno Monroe, Phelps, White and
WliilneY5-D.
Tlis reading Of the journal was, on motion, dis.
EBusad with.
Eils following message was read, and on motion
a8seFfed 10 PIC COMMITTEES on Streets aud Landings:
0lsy Hall, October ID, ISIS. !
~ y s. eo4 9 y let
10 From ssgs 4 90 sss 6s s H. s II sW9
tafoagR e paqks # dgs II hq corner 81 Tsh9ept
ssaBsflAst.
GERARD sTITH Mayor.
IAs folioNing Communication was read aud on
n8ation referred % The Committee on Finance;
NY orleans October 10 1853.
~ respects sae TIL instant! submitting
@ 4 hege essiEsd answers, 10 he
hsas8ia taashi staeneat ii. 10 Of checks drawn BY
sHe Treasurer Ger the wees ending This day
q FlIEARD Comptroller
Hle weekly statement u the Treasurer for the
aek ending Saturday, 0at. l6, 1858, showing a bal
s1Ha ON hand nf ss8482s 4Ii was read and on mo.
tI0n referred to the Committee on Finance
Tga following communication was read and m |
$aatian that part in regard 10 hogs aud goats was
eeegEed To The Committee on Police aud Health that
fsrb iii regard To Smelling Uarondelet walk was re.
eSfad ta the Committee on Finance, and the balance
ca he Committee an Streets and Landings:
sTiKEr Co1SsstoSHRss bFFIoE .
ely Hall New Orleans Oh. u b.
4le Hofd Of Assistant Aldermen;
sAaneAeHA have tic ssisfaeon report To yoa that
tgse favorable eopdion possible
thaa Is va present time My earnest attention has been
u ID duties ii MT olles The contractors
sg q 1salse4 At las necessary rtp4tEs on account ot
aHea q nesans soaapesf PERSONS who could moi be
ms weather as la Hiufer season now appfoAe.
ana there viii " a difficulty IN procuring lahare and
I'll t6s lin Aag1st is5s 8 The honor 10 inform yonr
ass ataels RaaFh nfie The ely abandoned his
sF{ha aapsflnaads0ee e M " Henry. when engaged
feg Aae nt 81 saalk q etf9 p n nth pei ms tuetons
bsg isays d es your attention dis expenses ailed
ssts isaa snaia III i4s IND lh4t after kssplas zad al
4as ssIQa Io 1en day. 81 $40 required % do BY he
therefore sngg ~ aat Tue ordinance may
Eaaf aft5ttlo flanecesalta q revising fdin pee
4ss3i ID Eeep hoss id be ThIr8 Fourth nsfrels
present asanss only the limits in the First aad
ga aaraa md believe veil founded eomplsints are
eoseesai1g taaiaRasitioas pFastcea by person.
q sHel " 4s requisite number q psFso7s
easis y eRstse3 eseegltfa M steeF
ot se 2as, Jolly, 1855 Communication from ths
e8a DAaneiiQas By awnings etc, he
TN. liala. bug t5e safle eanse sf lasat
&aff Hss Asi sm s{taant power % 494ta If aNtg ~
sal ts sFks Of ~ aafsss ~ e9asid ftioa
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FtrFsDAY October 10. 1858.

l.
IT'D Or Aid EI3NIEs1
FUgsnAy, October 10, 1858.
Tha Board inek this day, pursuant TO adjournment,
AK8mbaFs present Hon J. o. Nixon, President
assgs Conway BsI4abaEre, HARRISON, Howell Ian
sIgr ang II anIigf8i4
9aa eeaaiag of tue minutes vas, On motion, dis
rae saIISeiag message vas laid On tile table, sub
N4reaAaFs al N E ssE 6 osl Il. rs
4es tbe FssHFaoB Connect i Nsg 0FIeans
som sssgs Has. Thomas 4 Go asking she sun q
s sbB I'M piavss n sie bridge 1t the corner
streets FOURTH Distfiet on The
GERABD sTTFH, Mayor,
9h lsssaF asoye referred u the Board Of Assist
~ j. t. FAsEE Secretary.
hs following communication was read
BoARp on ASSISTANT AInER9tEFt
ostoher 49, 1855
xo I'LL Hsasrabls tas President ana Members .,,.,
a4sulsiI have honor inform that Inc fellow
honorable body, was eoncartea
end rssoqsiog NJ ~ rslstise e t tRs
31 fs s Il VI hay s' as Rea ssss
o4t j is s5. x. H5PKINs. Secretary,
Ehe following Communication was read, and the
resolution mentioned In the same was referred 70
die Finance Committee
Bo3Hp or ASSISTANT AIpnH 9a W.
hs Honorable ne President md .,,.-.,.,
faoaag lssoiaoa edopted 81 Board d Assistant Al
e ssEvsyor GI9@Rtgol n sP5
paving stfass Sidewalks etc set due
essdi g4s ssrysnt,
.. JAssA. HOPKINS Secretary.
IIsWioa ~ g Tefafred 6 The Committee on
ssFssts Mn landings:
al Il iifaa6 rresidsat cfeseeat Fire Company No "a
&aki4a for certain Improvements.
MIG following vas referred 70 the Finance Com
tlIt6ae
sa pisss pfo ss
l9giTo gasoliltion offered bv Mr. Yennard
4saq Faati twice the rules being suspended
eossa That ire Gonlisionsr be and he i hereby
gRasF M Ie ssgs - s9s rom Brafe gq 70 Ma
gs4s s Hill nr5ps assess may be ina ii iii
asiaF rsesgsd from the New Orleans Jackson
as1 l5Fegt NoEthera Railroad 80
Tfos II III eanan1itfas On Streets ana Landings.
saf y saae
SFsss Agessrs T9eT,alarfe and Howell.
91esslss y s' 81
Mf Yennard moved that the Aforesaid resolution
as ADOPTED Eost, Trss..a-.., ~ vanror4
Eeaa atessfs seass'a5' haafti4s'u aA@ 'l'''si'
ags Messfa. neLabarre Howell, Landry and
MiKaR+4
sss ra4flry IS, f3elif az tlle Finance Committee,
rs9,rt which was afle0tef
pa Kasnes whom referred the resolution
@ ta a5 59ss r ts Fnaa asv apd
d market beg leave to report
aaa Recommend eoneafensf f n fns saae R1ssoN
AL LANDRY,
W HOWELL
7ss,a following letter was read
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 10Th, 1855
5soas H. ~ YAnnafd.
III answers ~ qNf " 4t7tstpsyt III ~
neer the GonHnen ths power euse NE aega
ze - By rebuilt without letting u ont ey sou
ta9t n lS ophion tae o9hell haxe
a NJ ii,a ad are il no case obliged d
s VII ~ eceiyug sealed proposals. by public
#asaaieatsn-
aass l9s ayos N ob fss55s5t servant
ii b, MICHEL, City Attorney.
@4 5Tasffnfi9fl adoDfed H. the Assistant
iii ~ IL as recommended III nc fore
4 FT39I5 Az fof,,f3ttaa ~, Finance
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expressed pfQeed Butchers vegetable
6he persons conform city ordinances
mead of iii Sberen required to the Gomnissaya
noins y Mayorwhn s he aY instructed receive aud
collect said fees aud pay the same daily into the city e "
f mid prfSegs 9 s$e On she completion 81 seaa
ssos Wat fhs Comptroller he aid he Ii hereby aubor
lied jadisR 10 the lowest htd after deEs notice in
the ohrn Journal contract oF the building q sig Y rev
Of Ordinance No. i0 Section said whaYes TO
he built in accordance WIN peheato on ME IN the sur
Veyot's llce Rt lA q the 5ah contract 70 pc
sGbjecttp Tue approval VI ne common Sollcli'
POLICE AND HRAITU.
A. yr,;tno,x On babafg IF tbn oFo,ya fyo,,,r,t4oo
offered the following report, winch was read and
adonteA
T4 Tpn,iae on Police and Health beve the b,nor Ia re-
port npon the ~ ~ ~ ~ u mem az iolJ3 s.
y oP1i tLat r.. ~ 1T nii 10 oo lg r.
III az II SI ~ ~ y te siS5 seseE
eu ri,' sis Tsr,L =, ~; .ss Wy y
crgenised police il New Orleans and c9mmitte
are sssisea tas n 9 S OF EsPegges men
@t EVE been made would entirely cease proper resolution
is shegeor pTfsfeiea 10 a e teySny Mea asked
OH section Of Ordinances No 2U0 concern ng The INFORMING
IF tie poiice Of The city. constant oopant TINT hs
noceuon Bis discovered when
worn hd them being small at any distance
Ifthe policemen uniformed your would
lie Of advantage tothe they therefore this
ssc5n j lie ordinSe vim without delay BE- suoTred They
also present rt9n5i & Tue syor not to appoint any
person n ~ % oT;o of Tia nesara If ie Nfvor
Idunr
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