The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-10-18

Though livery well, but seemed 10 think il
little TOO formal. The enemy will have the
Hugh, but ! .e'ope il will not do much mischie
The true exp ssr,ion is simply rhis-- ~
i When Compfro,'er had always madesw WI
on h :apias charges, y, 'cansel was satisfied M,
10y frauds against tho ST ~.te had been perPera
lied by them.
The law provided she payne 1t Of the Judge
expenses in holding the special .'cn't. KEEP
- particular account Of them, which was hand
4 "a 10 the comptroller
While on this business some work wa, ION
on Pantploons, for which the tnilor charged isfl.'
cents: it was entered on the account, and wen
into the comptrollershs1s without partica-
larreHection how il wodl4 appear in print.
Feared no danger 70, Ikne,o no sin
Ieannot adrfse hop ,t,s best 10 treat the s,d-
lJxct, s''9
r The article in the Argus, headed, GA very
grave afIair :, Il perhaps as full an ex planaton
as the transaction will admit Off Bntit will be
well to copnectit, IL much be said on il, with
the great frauds and pecu lations of Holey, Van
Tuyl, John v. N. Yates--(who believe for
love Of me writes many scurrilous articles
In our papers, Tin approprieting $500 of Ped
dles license, Fees, &c., DC.
Now as TO my War serviees. Ia more agreeable
subject ! was outtwo eampaigns--in 1919. on
the northern frontier--belonged to the party
which took from he enemy at St. Re gis, the
first stand Of colors taken In the late war, on
land, and the first prisoners, fsbout 40 in num-
ber., sf#
These prisoners were taken in q house built
of square timber. Ipsrsonsily headed the par
ty that took ,hem--mysslf broke open the
house, entered il, and took from the hands of
the soldiers their arms, &c.
4 carenot how much THIS matter is handled
but rather would let my paniaioons alone.
return your remarks. Yours, 30,
WI. MkRcx.
In another letter to the ssme, written little
earlier in panic. he soys;
"My advice is--Don Bet YOUR MONEY
BUT SPEND ~, as far az you legally can, 10
promote NE election, we ere oil determined 10
deserve success, and do not despair Of getting
I. Yours sincerely,
W. L. MARCY. 4
J. Hoyr, Esq. Il
John STocKJoBINa.
Address Jesse Hoyt, Esq, counsellor at
Law, New York, Paid 1874 Pm k "Albanyl
March 22s
My Dear Jesse Please let Levins & Towns
md by me 100 shares Of Mob & Hud, RIB for
lash at 96. and Bost. and Prov. 100 shares a,
2 l-2 cash; drawing on me at three days sight
or the amount.
If better terms can be had by taking the
took two weeks hence--buying on time--I =
hJuld like it better ! fear stocIswfff rise n
fter Monday, and therefore want these pur- ,
bases made Monday, but leave it open after.
Let The Jeggars deal honestly by me for lose a r
cal cfmoney any hOT.
There will be something done heie Monday, Il
hat will charm you Workers. d
Lawrence will run like the Cholera. A
Please ask Bucknor to band you the amount n
{ differences at which my fifty shares Manhat- o
on stock were settled and send it to me-
Yours very truly, and much beloved. v
Ivan BUREN,. s
MY Dear Jem.-For G-d's sake send Il
lie my overcoat-my under clothes are all worn Il
ut, and l am beggar Let it be taken to a
yheeler's who will send il to me.
Can you get any bets on Governor, even! S
We shall lick the Dogs SO in this State, so c
iat the "Grcat Westn will hear the howl ii
lg. Yours, truly, n
]. VAN BUREN,.
Albany, Aug. 20, 1894. Il