Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-05

iigntiui uay, tne second OF our stay In BOs-
ton. ,.r.-7i sl,-f. Id .-s, +. $50
'Io-morrow we go to see the school
houses' the puofc library and the greatest
sensation OF TINS peopie-the Big organ
ano at 4 Q CLOCK start on our return trip.
Wneh we get Dack III set down and tell
you All aoouI IT, ' bong ~ 80
''a''' iours excessively oPIVINs.
Police .Cornr-The old -or,o;,o, hon
z;re oo,oot ,r,o I'd s,a,,,s =, h. va ho,a 81,
tival in honor of onr return and on ves.tor.
da,y,I n.r.ded boforraoo So,;ra c,,;ol, ~,
their meekness. in oil their rpmm;noss..;n
all their beantv. and in .l, the otb.r .no;nts
usually displayed by confirmed benzin-
ist. ''7'' a'f'i 80 ID - '''-iiiii d y
George Errick has been histing to excess.
1t Is fault of Georges that when he gives
himself ..stentm of drinking for a dav. he
sticks his stakes so far off, that he falls as
the leaves fall before he can accomplish
the half of it. A sure sign that his capac-
ities are not as enlarged as his desires. He
was fined 50 and costs, but as his name
had been changed to Knott A. Shinney, he
departed to the abode of all galoots where
pocketbooks have Moll Tom pson's brand
on them-M. T.
Henry Butler is no relation OF Ben-But-
Ter. though he dearly loves Ben Zine. As
a butler, he thought it his duty to draw an
unlimited quantity of corks, and to hist
fabulous quantities of benzine. The Squire
thought it his duty to check this young
and inexperienced chap in his mad career,
so he requested deposit of 50 and costs in
the city Treasury. Henry might have paid
the fine, but the costs were too many for
him, so he retired to the classic freestinks
of the calaboo,e.
. Thomas Flynn had histed in about a
shipload OF beer and gin.. A.very bad Job
for Thomas Flynn. Whether he drank
10 find relief from consuming care
and heavy grief, or whether for
love he histed it in, we could not learn
from Thomas Flynn. His step unsteady
on the slippery road was index sure of the
heavy load of washy beer and poison gin
the gentle youth had taken in. Too much
ballast vessel will sink, and a man will
tall from too much drink. And we weep
to make the sad record that Thomas's load
Thomas soon foored, and watchful PC
1iceman gathered in that faithful galootist,
Thomas Flynn. His broad brow flashing
with mighty ire, he stood yesterday before
nav and cont 5h;r, 80. .are,. ~
wbaro ~, na,oo,a r..., =. "a,,
break;no rocL 10 Thon., EI,.rD 49, '
Weaver h od bis.od n;Ia o..;o,o &c
bssn,;no - r. r,,,st + - 49,, -. 49,, ,o.
grade e,se bod; ;. 10, ;,auooa C., -
q wo,no. - - - ..asS .. 49,
go, aoo" 90 "
g., y ~ ~ 80"
.no .at "a' , 'HaS Ae nAru 'aNun M
-, 60, q. - .a.N ".1 80. ~
oo,nn,;.to, : - - : D'''-' - -
WiIIion, u,,nt,o 8, h,.of ,,., a.
ar.oo wilIior, - ,oss 49, h...
800 ,,.,,, ~ = 80
.II ~, GU ~. ''oaE.. ues,,e W ousS ~.
S"ao uoo, nc was inuuisiis III one VI VI
snose ias:.e iu.o:y l.ras.es ., ms n iues-
Hs o1T"ns' "u,ie ,nspireu oy d saiioh VI
WV - o. s.anuaro ineasule' VI three ply
oenz'he' anu aiter pounoins ior a"hi,' at
uoor patei Win ieii ihtehe' was capeureo
anu sehIenceu W thirty oays on the cnalh-
gang, where ne Will endeavor 10 put his
breaking capabilities to the highest use, in
endeaVorins TO make the ways Oh the city
ike those OF the transg gressor-hard. --
T,,,r,xw.n,,,, go. ..,
titv and oualitv of the .ice on various of rho
no,ds md tho ,;,r "a ,ho -, ,,,,,
hoord .o,,o l;t,,. ~. n,,1,;,, o.,n.,"..
Of tho f,n tto,, would h.,,o .,.at;, ~,
next sabbath wo orc oons,ro;,aa - 80
them r., desist Panse hoforo non f,r.har
oo Do,,, ,or tnou, ,h.t Sahbott s-oa,,
in - sin thot s;nc,,I ,;ttIa 49,. -,
inns ord thot bod reel ~. 80
never oon ao sLotina an cnna.n - 49,,
n,hor H. - a.. ~ -.
nanar ~ 800 49, 10 -. w..
.E,,;,',, o,,;,duo, do,,,, 1900,
l., ~, c,ndo1, 3r 49,, o., 49,, ,...,.
hoys whom Won die ,,o,, will, 10 - pos.n,,o
- +ho ,..oo.. -. =. ,,......:.. .,1 WI,
the only way to 90 straight ahead is to go
backward. Ii you persist In skating on
ounuay yo" WI, pe IKE nttie Doy we
yhee neaiu oi' "no "ouiun .ahe MS gun
uay soA. '.ao "u-'ies' ou' mo",u ~
"ue"e.. =. 'u.is was soou loe' .na' 10y
ny ~ w .Aaso W . -. 81 eTp '".'
r. r. ~ I 80 ou'' ~,
~, " 81, u, .,, na go, " % "l,
ned" if he didn't go. And he went. He
heard the bells ringing for church, but he
didn't care cuss, s,"-thats what he said
and he cut high Dutch and low Dutch, and
spread eagles and went backward and for