Green’s Dictionary of Slang

mingo n.

[? ming v.; Lat. mingo, I make water]

(US campus) a chamberpot.

Essex Institute Historical Collections XIII 187: 5 Mingos and a Bed pan [DA].
[US]Will of Charles Prentiss in Hall (1856) 322: To him who occupies my study, / I give for use of making toddy, / A bottle full of white-face Stingo, / Another, handy, called a mingo.
[US]B.H. Hall College Words (rev. edn) 322: mingo [...] this word was formely used to designate a chamber-pot.