The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03

perhaps, II we lose New Jersey, you can get this
y7u can't do better, should like bet Of three hun.
dred dollars five thousand majority for Marcy-unless
lose New Jersey-in that event will wait to &c,
better terms
Yours truly, IVAN BUREN,.
Albany, Oct. Ia, 1884.
81 viii bet on Ave thousand majority for Lucas in
Ohio
No XII.
John Compliusnts Jesse on his clererness.
D . are not one that can easily be
You have worked the Paterson Railroad very we'll |
shocked at the shares only being $780, having become
reconciled to at least double the loss.
Tell Wilson that have impression that he promised
TO invest $500 or So for me- provided kept out of the
betting ring" as to encourage the enemy to give
If am right, and if not count upon his no.
bity to spare $500 even on Marcy out of his big in
shall be in New York the last Of the month let me
know what W. says.
Yours truly, JVB.
Albany Oct 10. 1884
P. ST. don't care to bet 5000 majority for Marcy
just now-f it is not too late to back out
No. XII.
. JOHN IS badly c0tor pair of boots.
HOW scapsshe ssas. IN the devils n,m.
king Henry ".
Please sell 100 shares Boston Providence deliver.
able in so days. at l073 07l shall be in New York
bali, No wall street, to make me- forthwith pair Of
neat winter Boots with heels an inch high; want them
to wear when shall come to New York and that will
be by Thursday. Yours truly,
Albany, Dec. 7th, 1884.
John betting elections takes TO another line Of 6u
siness, and is ready to do any 6odys dirty vork."
Well, Sir.at last what with bankruptcies, fires, gouts,
drop,ies and other valuable caame having
% ssn. s
a liberal way still to indulge my talents.
Addressed Jesse Hoyt Esq., Counsellor, &c, Wall
street, New York-cars Of L. Jenkins, Esq.l
Enclosed your note II the order to Nevins Town.
send to sell me 100 shares Boston Providence at 1911 to
al so days and interest should not providentiay have
been in season. take it they have effect
ed the sale If So let them close at the present prices
so that may recuperae small portion Of my losses
Is Leggett wicked or crazyl
Albany Dec S0th, 1884.
McKoun: one of us will attend all the Courts and we
shall be happy to do any body's dirty work"
No. XIV.
John lets Jesse into the secret Of rery clear scheme
o this cunning little head Fms Machiavsl-a very Ma
chiayel The Dnenna.
On enquiry find that can get one Of the Banks in
this city to deposit subject to their order such
as may be requisite to make the arrangement OF which
that you may choose this will the purpose pro-
vded you can get the Bank selected to loan you the
money on your Note.
All our Banks are nearly up their limit and cannot
The Bank here will charge the Bank there six per
interest on the Deposit, and you will pay seven proba
If this meets your views you wilplease advise me by
If you agree to give half the profits of the enter.
prize for making this arrangement please send sti
pulaon to that effect signed by yourself and Cutting,
Your note might be made payable on demand with an
understanding that you should pay il when our Bank
. w W. sec n' yours "u', !. VAN BUREN,.
Albany, Aug. asd, 1886.
No. XIV.
John impiores Jesse to serre his father.
Wilt thou me For since patiently thou hast stuck
The O.toFe Of that efsg hSu san
(Cymbeiine.
III do the justice say and does my fathsr) that
most of our friends in N. Y.
hope the fright from this dictates the letters to u.s.
saying that all Of tickets besides Register RI think
that's the word] are in danger. don't believe shall
In this State majority will range from is to IS 0Oo
Bets on 10 perfectly safe.
For Gods sake let friends turn all their attention
to New Jersey, and not be caught mapping there,
Connecticut My father wishes me to say SO TO you.
Yours truly, IVAN buren,.
Albany, Nov. 18th, 1886.
John wites pahetcaiiy ne necessities Of his Wardrobe
Decide decide. dumping, my son John,
Decide, decide dumping, my son John
MY DEAN Horr las some rascal writes to Webb, 0-I
posted in the Bank for collection and of course re-
turned to you without Inconvenience. As for money
don't know that shall be peculiarly short suot Phys
should 80 down to mere anatomy In that event fear
The ex-Danish Commissioner and myself will be :" be
Please to let willard of the City Hotel be apprzed
that want two flannel shirts, and as many pairs of
| a q ha d ii To nd
were should spell it with an s. in the middle.
Yours ito sarve," Ivan BUREN,
P.s Since the foregoing efuson was poured forth,
enqured at the Bank and find your check has
IT, is to enclose you as do my check ON hi. bank fOr
he same amount, payable at the same time.
Jesse Hoyt, Esq, &c, &c, &c. J.V.B.
No XVII.
John has return Of his old complaint
opy fingers ana fingers OUT but the disease is
DEAR SIR Please pay Glover hundred and fifty
iaaIs and accommodate your recently much abused
At your Office. Saturday, P. NJ (May, 1887
Jesse Hoyt, Esq.
Mormon AFFAIRs.-The following extra from the
Illinois State Register, gives the latest, and we must
say rather doubtful news:
SUNDAY, September 81, ls45.-we issue an extra for
he purpose OF furnishing the latest from Hancock
ltsppears that the ti-Mormons continued their work
destruction until upwards OF one hundred houses have
possee strong enough to stop these without
esorng to Nauvoo owing to the fear Of all well dis
posed persons in the country, that their houses
night be consumed We learn that he has raised about
i've hundred men from Nauvoo, all well armed with
hch he had dispersed the rioters commanded by Col
Williams, at Green Plains.
In this affair lives lost, the "Antis' run and
ook shelter in corn6eld before the possee came with.
n firing distance.
Backenstos had been driven away from Carthage and
eturned with about Eve hundred men, to remove his |
amily on his retreat he fell in with large body Of
ANTI Mormons when battle ensued. II is said that |
eighteen Anti-Mormons and three Mormons killed.
appears that Williams Sharp, Davis, and other lead
RS, escaped A large number of the Anti.Mormons
we're taken prisoners and confined and guarded
a the court house at Carthage.
The people had all fed from Carthage, Augusta, and
ther Anti Mormon towns, and carried their families
no the counties Of Adams, Marquette, Schuy ler and
cDonough and are beating up for volunteers in those
ounues to recruit their forces with which the
var II is unknown how many they will be able
ase, but II is believed that they have dsgraced
themselves BY the inccndiary mode in which they have
arred on the war that their will not be very
reat But If they succeed, another bloody battle may
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