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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

A CRAAGE on EosrusE---Ther ,s an
old GENTLEMAN in one II the city pauper inv
titutions ~ South Boston who Was Tor many
years the President II one II the largest in
~,irance companies u the country. liz Vas
for whole generation the associate and
friend 81 the Thorndykc,. the Brooke, the
i.yman-, tho Ainorys, the caLoi>, the Per-
k.ase<, and other merchant princes Of HIS
ton. lie has insured millions upon millions
Of property in single year, and il now in
his old age maintained u . public charge
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Real n;st0te Broker,

Corner III Brady aud sscond streets up stairs.
entrance IN Brady street
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
IN Money Loaned on Commission.
TAXES paid and collections made for parties Ia
all SECTIONS 81 I'll. country
LAND WARRANTS located, and all business
pertaining to y Land Agency faithfully transacted
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Gbifaeo.

En BBLS GRocERs EXTRA SYRUP,
sIAIJ 30 bbl. OoaeB syraps for sale al great,
feaneed prizes snis REYNOLDS ELY co
I'M HHDs CUBA AND PORTO RICO
I'M SUGARS % III. Se~ York Coffee do
3D bbls Crashed sIi Powdered do, last reeSiy.
aud ~is be cold - the trade NJ lowest dash prices
ssk KEY SoLln-, ELY co
6n BAGS RIO COFFEE lU BAGS La
cNIJ GrAYHA d., l09 bags AsrAcaiiro d., 80
Pockets - u Java d.. 4 se.- tbaH pr..snt market
pfless aui5 REYNOLDS. LILY co
0M HALF CHESTS YOUNG HYSON,
@SM1I 0uairs~ier, Ia.petial and Back Tea,
beu6hf bsfnrn presrnt advance, AID will be sold 81
iess than New York prices. aud on liberal tsrms
REYNOLDS ELY 90,
keyao.ds . E5's Beck,
sais Cor south Ws,rG >, and Michigan avenue
SNOW CASES. SNOW CAA01!!
l(IDE RS NICHOLS, SHOW CASE AND
~ Metal Sash Manufacturer, 1sss seuth Clark
street, beiSssn Adams aud Monroe street. Chicago,
liaois
SHOW cssss Of every description. constantly On
hand And made 10 order, such rs slyer Plated Der.
man 6ilser, Rosewood, Mahogany, Bncs Walnut,
- orders frosa The country promptly attended TO
Csses parted and -hipped e sn5 par " tho United
states. Address RIDER 4 Sftn0LLs.
iss South Clark street,
mssdsm P"st Oilcr Box, aiss Chcao, III
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Taylor r. RWllOrN,
No 10 LIZ CLAIRE Kew,
s~cossd street,
wHoisNaiG AM Attati
Dealers In Drugs and Medicines,

N~rONO Stcree,
wAoltNsiG AM antaL
Dealers In Drugs and Medicines,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS oIIs
DYE srtFts WINpoW UIASa
fEkRC MEkA
FANCY ARTICLES
SURGICAL lNSIkI MESTs
MINERAL IkErit, ere
ESPEcTfCLLY CALL THE ATTENTION
OF the pnblie a. oar pra-.at large .ieok 1T ,l.
which We are cuntient eaanot be sur passed. Ia quail
~, aud which No Viii sell NJ LON As THEY tAN
hk bbfAtSkbtN TIKI CITY
Particular attention VII nr paid - N, compound.
Ing of
PH YSlcfAAs PRESCRIPTIONS
sud fsrnil, Medicines, aud the public ar. assured
ihs, none but the bc- snd rnrr-t ltus- On m used
=" shst preparation gilu
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE, .AMrHENE,
~ burning fiaia Alc,hol. Lard ptl, fisholl. Liza.
seed VA, always an hand
Also, Paints drs and Ia ais White Load Wtnda~
~ ass and NafnisH.. af att ku,t.
Orders fpr all articles IN iln. promptly alist
bti IANi stG HAi1 okb
IrMSScs.
AUsPENsoRh BANDAGEs. SHOULDER
~ Ersep-
Mrs. uescs usero Assasmsmal Supporters,
Self INJECTING y, Ftugr- uf the n-t approved kisa.
also Brca-t Pumps eie els
TAYLOR s BALLoRD
DIAL H. IL 'talt~ kDw, ~ u
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LscHTs AND SHADOWS OF PoLITicAL L,sE.
this csptin the Philsdeiphia Bull
letin says:
On lest Saturday, Judge Conrad senten-
ced man named kslmp 10 prison (or txo
years aad EIGHT nouths for The perpctrstin
of frauds BY which james Buchanan IA.
elected to the Presidency last fall. Mr..
Buchanan nox occupies the White Howe
At washiagtoo, ard Hump b dsmiciled in
: cell = NOyaansnaing r
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A sEkr BAD Among the Gail
are- Of the present season most Ia be deplor-
I'd, after the Atlantic Telegraph failure. j.
that u the Delaware peach erop Peaches
are among the principal solsce- u autumn,
and to BE- deprived n one of our accustomed
lnxuries AZ season like this, puts ones phil
o-ophy to the test. There are peaches in
the market, and Il every street corner but
they are poor, starelIing looking things,
and dear At that. The rrports from Deis-
ware, whence We derive our chief supplies,
are that the peach crop is . total failure,
though they are abundant in Jersey We
shall have loads of the delicious fruit, but il
will NOT ~ in such abundance, nor 20 god
and cheap ~ in ordinary ssasons.-y y.
7iss<s.
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DuasrorsDEsiN..--A man ii unl,lcsnl-h-
cd character MAS candidate for a pretty
large constituency, and the following means
we're used to get rid u Lim At large
public ossesag, "a elector got up and said,
Il demand the exercise u iay right 10 AL
that candidate question. Will he answer
-ur-dly will A most ,ncaatisu- promise
a the reader will guess. We'll then"
said the clcrtor, IL ask that gentleman,
Hho Killed hs ,aashsfresaa =" What pea
or 40 could answer the question lie he's.
tated, he stammerrd, the meeting was
against him be vas hustled out Il the room,
and to this day be labor under the grave
lnpntation in many peoples mind, d has-
ing iel0noswly accelerated the death Of
same unfortunate and il-used wasLerwmnan
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
lBlsac X snnai tla's Tools.

RoS plTTsBrR0 BOILED AND CHAR
! COAL. Swsar ard New fotk teLa.d % a.! slf.s
sail ss .uivttor article e Nv sdc sni i1itaLufs
+, A. ht~.a Mayor o. Refund Square Flat al'a
,~tsssn, fnshsh blister, usinaA aud spray stS.i
~ sir,A Al .ses Suils snd III les % NJ .t..
a fssss.d Nut. atii " asLvfs ali si.ss Es4s,,,s
tgtll-, Nlee. tiamiaes. aaJ Tons. bloels ~ Die.
AhNis. Asur" iios. ,a~t AID kstS Paced ii0Ts
shoes AID Matte. sssoricdsises spIlHs- Wasos "a
saso aId seal hInnss, Aasss " a.an, liza, 49,
Bagsy Anle- rho,s.s, Spades aud GralL heool. y
aau- hranis, Ihinb.e sL.in- aud wssou BoA.s as
arted -lsv., trowhar. reA. Haes Grlla.to. =.
s.i hcr.e Head hlteh.Hs fosts iren ket'les 81
Furnaces
fusr- thatcher. Patent Ian aId Force rausr
Ills lump Vii tu ftts4s sad lees ismhi~ TO yet
4 order than snt ether ~ utr AL has Lsd rrsni
nj aed nj cNsIS fsiI AT hitch II Las bswr "a
sfhifsd tr1c. "a
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Chr Book 0ra0r.
~ all i'aprs.

TEN TlfOI SAND ROLLS
~ all t'aprs.
SEuM 10 CENTS 10 500 PEI. ROLL.
No Ic Claire Row
GRO W EL1.s Co
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DEEDS and all other instruments II writing
promptly shd carefully executed
Particular attention given TO the inyestg cation VI
Tsies 60 Real kstste aud abstracts given When re.
uu al
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Real estate.
WILLIAM HanaEf.
AttsA' Al Law.


Legal business u every Kind faithfully attended to
Isins .asesiagatej aur Abstracts glveg, required
rcc]s aai JiEer Instruments u Mrittag. carefully
draw
Land wsrrsat. !cce,ed frcn sctaas .a.ptc;ioG %
t..e IN H.
PATE 30 sAt f9t f!teAtoFs
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fO0 l. T..
4 SplesdA Lease, l ! Yrs. Duraliea,
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS
- y - &c TT - Ck!
Al f.aesd vzih al eight fest Llsh fsrec.
Ksessa
TAe Davenport Track!
TIVE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL A. ,
j he cold on good tertas enehangsd |
fur kesi kssais Ia this County Also the
ssallAen WonAer,
nine years cd, chestnut ssrrsl, I. hosds high VII
warrant him SURE foaA gcstsr, &c tros hss nsIs IN
l.., over one laiie woadsr vas aired !, The esis
h.ated trysiinx hrrse Washington, his dam b. A.m
er.ne. Wonder wa. brought trsm Long Island i~a
i7ss ~. VIII be sold good ssrms % exchanged
Tor Rssi Estate 10 this county. Also the
TrOeaissg Slnll6on M0noen1n Mo0k.
IS Vermont B.ackhawk dam, by Naabvino wssrs
prepared 10 prove that monk has trottsd In pubn~tn
minutes aud ~ sscoaIs 10 hne sty iish horse, ~
years old, las haad, high We can show eo'ss frosa
him that eanno. be surpassed b. any Stock uofsc IN
thi. country We can show i've minutes and un3
seconds with him on our track VII eel him Oh
good TERMS or exchange for county property Alec
TIE Seallt0n 49,,
A splendid Bay Hor.e. ni1s years old In LsnoA
high Tan show three nnutes In harness Wssssr~d
hy thc troftiag horse Washington. dam ny Abdsllab
THIS horse - tao well kaowH herr, ia n.td any rec
onnnndasion FROM III. get Ia this county will
show for itseIf W. viii eel hisa good terms of
eexchanse sor Real Estate Also, the thoroughbred
IiDrs.s
MOWnt Airy ard I.nrlkcn.
The former sired by the rxec hesss Trassilcr,
Who tbs big elsOoo sIaks In Canada II four MI.
heats his dam was Crsio, bred BY u J. htsyens, u
Hobok@n, N J. lie 10 IN hAbds high, hiood hal,
aud has hnc stock Iii this county He 10 years Cd
Lark.n Mas sired ty imported Hoatsn, ess of the
dam Of Eli~n Baiesaan he IL = blood hay, . yeAss
old, lsk hands high. We will warrant kiis 10 ran
over our trark la minute and any 1v~ secossds
All IL tho above hoTses will Ls wsrrAntsd sound
We will coll the above good teTins or exehAngc
Tor Real Estae Our object u dispose u u
our stock, have sup~rabuadshee Of all kinda
Of Thoroughbred cattle, SC,
ID 4 H. X ALLEN.
p a--Ths above stock WA brought from Ling
Island BY ". ia X X. \.
nasssRost, Aug. stiff
9N \ ACRkv VF As FINE PRAIRIE LAND
O0O = thsss 10 Ia Iowa, In cerro Sordo eouBs,
80 q go pr sess. u applied Tor Immediately
-" fAss opPorsssssss APPlx e ws
RKAss skiKT NOOPB-JUgT KECEIvED
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Drugs & Aleoifines.
IUsr REcENEp, a FRESH SUPPLY ..

JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY or
Turpcntlnc, Ca,aphcn- burning FiutI, Alcohol
Machinery Oil, fish Dti, sperm Dtt
lausscd ut and laaHers bti,
Japan, s1pal, Dctuar and Jaach Body NaraisL..
Also, lafgn l1 ~ Window uias. ~ all stgcs
from sk9 10 loNsi
Al-a. W " sai Glass Mortar afaluatr. Min
mn ulas-c-. fuha.is, rslt Mouths and Tnctatr Hot
tie. run eu.re {. J .sllum., Prescription Nis.
SosoxRe and ita,. tti isatlir., us,n-ppathir Ma.
l'einun- from our Ia i've gsiions
Whit" i.sah ahd Isac, Pants ~ all kinds dry aud
lh", NILSSON \ McbktDL,
lhtzsu e,cand -tp'ct, wet II Main,
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Banking s. ErrhanQc.


Ssskers And Dealers In Exchange.
COOK . sAR0ENr,
rAvssroRf toxa
COOK. SARGENT . DOwNry.
IOWA eirr, iosA
COOK, SAR q ENT PARKER
soer tsfsNp III
COOK SARGENT 4 sOOA
tseI srsaoists fowA
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED ASD
~ pr.c.eds RENTED 90 sny part ~ ths al.-a
-gaiVs
hll- ~ Exchange en- III The principal cities of IA,
1 3lici siatr- sud Europe bought ~Hd so.d
MUA~, friniiiri - EUROPE Ia sight bllls, wllel
cas- be- cashcd la any town Ia kng.aud, ireland OF
Wales, ia sums of Al aud Upwards
Hsrka TO
asNk, ..-..sse.. .s....s.-.... NJ ioais
y W lark, bNdsr s. Co, ...+.. .s...t+ New York
" tNk n 49, esq. .tsE. 80 fhla1ri pms
v W Cara -, -. ...... .=4.. 5000. :. t,-ul
uentse Smith a sh....4..4. ...-...... a. hcagu
Hatch : tap.slsn ..-..-.... . ttnsinnait
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1UDT LOOk At H1UDl
TT ANY PERSON WISHES 10 MAXI =
iais which /. Ia THE City, Ccalty - oeass In e
rate Jewslry Or aay articles 10 my stock. they eea
col. o. ms. ~ an directed by ma.n!aeteses ksH
70 s1ehaage u W AOkkIsr Anst,
su1Gsw sseond a., dooss sssi Of Psrry
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usIurkoyyp cry PROPERTY

4
/ " A humber Of very hsndsoias .ots with good
river si~~s Ia block IL 81 fniioas Addition Fries
/ tGou each,
- Lot block ~. Ls Claire. Adai,ioa, s,h .,rss,
| between Iowa and is Claire stssets Price el0oo
| "a - ares oa sou,h sld- Of Locust street, nns
| building locsiions
% 7osso II lot I, bl.ck u, Warren street, between
ID aud 9Th Grsets offered very how.
- 10. ., block ., leot = s.rysa.s s@eand A dbl
| tiou. wee. 81 street. Price esnO
~ Nj corner Perry and Clay streets. s2ziso
feet, very low.
| " Corner brad, and t2th streets. Asxis0 feet.
rs sonth of Block - L. Claire. Addition l2sh
street, setweeD Reek Island aud Iowa teoo per lot.
isas7ss 10. D. n, In rnison's Addition.
soe LIT. in A,sLslrs Addition. Also, . large nun
her Of half acre acre and four acre lots In N. North
.rn slturbs Of the city
And Block 10 Of Nccoss Addition to the Town 81
NJ Pleasant.
FARM AND GARDEN LANDS
4 a mos, beautiful A.. acr. lot Dol, - mile.
be SURPASSED T.rias yer, easy Price, ti.coo
a. ~ .nre. two rnilss from liver on dialogue
road We'll ~stsr~d and Ia esery Fsspsrt. = most lie
| sirat. property
a. ono aero Lot THREE mile. from city with god
improvements.
20 A farm II % acres. vsry handsome ~ Inn proved
IN miles from, tho rissr gu the East Davenport rad
- Eisb, acrss, well improved, on the Hexor,
GROW. Rad, four miles from Davenport Price.
q, lO0
~ % aercs on the South side Of I>,eus, street !.
mii~s west from Coer Houss
~ ~ acre. 90 J.fsey Ridge, * mile. from city
veil Improved Offered yrry low.
30 a choice Ave acre lot. near upper Davenport
With hIs river view. Offered eLrap fvies, $500
eash
~ -. -. v,..A....- -. -. -.
a handsome t~o sers lot, North Of Locust q, i.
asar Catholic Seminary
- very valuable farm Of iss scrss, Ia acres
under cultivation 0ood buildings, orchard etc -@k
mile. from Davenport, On good rad Would sol .
part
An 70 aeretraet r.ly J. milo. from corporation
good nsisnssSaa. ana aa., eEaae. pises q and
10 ~ scrss Long Grove.
no ~ scres Ailsn's Grove rad. mil. from
Davenport
70 Leo acres - miles from Davenport 20 acres
sad.r cultivation good roada and iiving waier
a. s0seres, miIes from Davenport.
u soaer-s, ~ mi,ss from Davenport Cheap
70 $40 acres, fous mile. from Fulton station. 10
acres under eaitivattst, siose quarry, etc
~ soasrss nasIey prairie, = mile. from Alien.
Grove. e7.sD per aero eAss.
- iS0 acre. n:.s elias prairie In Green 10 u per
sore.
- ieD acres IN 3 " part of Clinton CO , good
land, near Big Rock 80 acre. timber Two baw
Mills 4 mile dlssast I'll yer srre.
Large Quantities Of snisnpSovsd bands in AdAr Cal
hosn, Cedar, frankiia, 0rrsne. urundy, Guthrie,
Lao, 1s1e;, ssls.ssssssis cd Ts,ss bosnsss
and In Roek Leland Cosnty and asusLsra lIlinc.s
Appiyto J. DIAL saa q y Msyers.
1oal Estst- Agents,
yau u. ". oosnss BSaly aud ~ sss
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HVISWWgeF0. kHFBW0o(T0.s
JUST RECEIVED AT THE TWIN city
- ttiy Hs,k store a large aust splendid assortment
% haffl.s'us Best t.l,sass, P~rfamefies, Hand
kerchisf extracts Hair oils. ron,aiulns and spsps
u various kinss snd qualities fos sal. shrsp
0arrissa's Cream or Beauly
T. % ~ y Il Il y II q ~.
(siyEs NATURES SofTNEsS AND
" AsAs. tiHi % the .ain, removes aud radically
eares frr.A.s.s f..pss 'harlias Kssh, Tan aud
at cuiAn~ap- affections
iiarfi@a.t. Hair R..iorer. shaving Cream, Csli
trszln. lip Balm, foilet Tow drrs aud Tooth saap
fst sas at the Twin siiy Dsok stone
b.s,f "a STARK, As-n,
BY Express
lust RECEIVED, ANOTHER FINE AS.
- SENTIMENT Of tLose superior Cold rens
tusoanisd, from the Uslnfaetury Of pswson Warren
4 Hyde
rsekeS npsk- rou Moaaais. and Card Cases II
great variety
New Hssk Ledger,
will hereafter b. received regularly every Thursday
es~uing the arrival VI the Express fruiu Chieaso
Ate
BALLOT PICTORIAL,
AND FLAG az OH UNION
received every "Wednesday evening, al the Tvia
City New. Enom.
yyliu - II STARR, Agent
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Font Des Msines Land Agency.
tLamd Warrants.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE For SALE
isnd Warrants ~ dli'ercu, sse- which thsS
WI s'tk tnF cash % "n tltae - salt purchaser.
THEY VIII pay pstteulst attcutiun To- sr,cttun and
lnestNh ut lairi- 80 far' nr1ni,tnpa Port l.ai.y
thafi'AU. aAd other Western land lpistftcl. ~,
10 PAY atnt - Lac. AID Land tp~tn-.. generally
EACWANssE
~ nll paris ~ thr Waited Siats- Laught snl sotl
COON sAkoLNI a cook
hamktrr aAA Land Agett.
tnrt I,u-mptIsr- t.aa
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EoR NAtf&niE FARM PROPERTY.
~ gst.l sar fsls AID tbs putlls 20 The esirnsSs
l.s. scotia e. ia stsnlsrs Iasf issAei aaa " W
f9ssG& - Vzs Offer
NpOh Mi.HENEk CO.
A 4 a - IL =.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-29

IMPORTATION OF PURE ARABIAN BLOOD HoRsEs FROM
CzAR's STABLES, We were shown six head of pure
Arabian blood-staons, brought to this city by Captain
Lane, late of the combined American and English
pancs engaged in raising the sunken vessels war in the
harbor of Sebastopol These noble animals direct
from the Cars cavalry stables and raised expressly
for the imperial stud These stables the wonder end
asonshmcnt of all who have obtained admission to them
The enclosure of stone walls and iron frames
of ten miles in length by five in width The stables
twelve feet square EACH while in the centre of this
vast building is where army of 900 head OF
the finest horses in the world broke trained and
ercsed daily by another army ofhe most skfu trainers
ocljes &C., in the Emperors dominions BY an impe-
rial decree sales permitted to be made when certain
number of animals in the stables, of which Captain
Lane has taken advantage of the advantage of his
ations with the govenmcntthus making an invaluable
addition to the American stud, for which he deserves,
and doubtless will receive the thanks Of the country at
large They cost SIS, 000 which much below Their
actual value and pairs of gray dark bay and black
They stand about fifteen hands high and exhibit all the
fine points to be expected from their descent
Nao York NemS.
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GovERNoRs OF ARKANsAs.--James S. Conway the
first governor of this Statewas elected in 1886, and
served till 1870 In 1910 Archibald Yell elected
governor and served until the of 1884, when he
resigned to become candidate for Congress Samuel
Adams then president of the senate qualified, and
acted until the meeting of the legislature in November
1874, when Thos. s. Drew, governor elect was nargu-
rated Drew served until I84s, and was reelected.
Shortly after entering upon his second Drew resign
ed John r. Hampton president of the senate, then fill
ed the executive chair until the election and qualification
of John s. Roane in February lS49. Roane served until
1852, when Elias N. Conway elected his
Conway elected In 1885, and is still governor of
Arkansas His term of office does not expire until No
vember 1860.
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s.. JOHN TAYLOR.
HEADouAnrnRs EASTERN EXPEDITION,

Camp near Cache Cave, Oct A, 1857.
MAJOR JOSEPH TAYLOR You will proceed with all pos
sbe despatch without nurng your animals to the Ore
gon road the bend of Bear river north by of
this place Take close and correct observations of the
country your route When you approach the road
send scouts ahead to ascertain if the invading troops have
passed that way. If they have passed, take concealed
route and get ahead of them Express to Col. Benton
who il that road and in the vicinity of the troops
and effect junction with him, as to operate in con
cert On ascertaining the locality route Of the troops
proceed ut to annoy them in every possible way Use
every exeron to stampede their animals and set fire to
their trains Burn the whole country before them and
their TANKS Keep them from sleeping by night
prises Blockade the road by telling trees destroying
river fors where you Watch for opportunities to
set fire the grass their wndward if possible
to envelope their trains Leave gss before them that
can be burned. Keep your men concealed much
possible and guard against surprise Keep scouts out
all times, and communication open with Col Benton
Major McAllister and o r. Rockwell who operating
in the way. Keep advised daily OF your move
ment and every step the troops take and in what direc
ton God bless you and give you success Your brother
in Christ, DANIEL u WELLS
P. S. the troops have not passed, have turned in
this direction follow in their rear and continue to annoy
them, burning any trains they may leave Take life,
but destroy their trains and stampede drive away their
animals at every opportunity. g8ia 1.j@tD. U.4WIg|
True copy in the hands Of Major Joseph Taylor when
captured f.ss- .5E .Ng III.
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A FAmuRE.-The Springfield Republican states that
Mr. Xii Thayers colony AZ Ccredo in Northwestern Vir-
ginia exhibits symptoms of decay and Fastening dsolu-
ton number of the colonist have returned to Mass-
chusetts in disgust and desttuton This result is at
ributed 10 the cupdity Of the managers Of the colony
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Now Captain, Notwithstanding all this / shall be
very happy you, il circumstances should trans
pire TO make convenient for you 10 come and to ex
tend TO you the oouteses OF city for sure you
are personal enemy. shall be happy 10 render
you any information in my power In regard 20 your
templated explorations.
am heartily sorry that things are SO unpleasant at the
present time and cannot but realize the awwardness of
your position and that of your compatrios and let
here say that anything that lays in my power compatible
you have leisure, should be most happy 10 hear from
you. You will, sure, excuse me If dsclaim the
prefix of Rev to my address John Taylor, c. :. l..
city.
need here assure you that personally theeean be
feelings Of enmity between us and your officers We
regard YOU as the agents of the administration in the dis
charge of probably unpleasant duty and very likely E
noant the ultimate designs of the administration Az
left the East this summer, you will excuse when
say probably better posted in of these matters
than you are having been Of delegation from the
citizens of this Territory To apply for admission into the
Union only regret that II Is not our real enemies
that here instead of you We do not wish to harm
YOU OF any OF the command 10 which you belong and
you that in any other capacity than the
you occupy you would be received ciyiy and
treated courteously in any other portion OF
Union 6r6 n
On my departure from the States the luctuatng tide
of popular opinion against seemed TO be the
BY this time there may be quite reaction in the public
mind If so, may probably affect materially the po-
son of the administration, and tend to eonstitu-
tonal, pacific and humane In such event.
relative positions would be materially changed and
instead of meeting enemies could meet all Amer
should friends to each other, and united against
legitimate enemies only Such issue is dcvoutly
to- be desired, and / You that would
appreciate happy result TO present awkward
and unpleasant position than frEl
Yours, truly
JOHN TAYLOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-29
Cincinnati paper furnishes the following statement Of
the production of cattle and swine in the State of Ohio
for the several years mentioned;

The writer draws the conclusion from the statement
that Ohio reached in 1864 s. that point when ii is
profitable to raise grain for men, its labor into
manufactures the arts of life than il is TO raise cattle