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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

GS Our friend Howell has been making exten-
sive additions TO his stock of Groceries. He also
has sample or stoue fruit Jars which appear to
be just the thing needed for the business. Those
in the habit of putting up fruit should examine
this jar and order the number wanted
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
r. d, of Gs r.

There will be an adjourned meeting OF the
Perrysburg Lodge, No. 49, of the Independent
Order of Good Templars, on Friday evening
May l4th ~,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter, mo advertisement WILDE sdmiuedin'oth
JeuRNAL until 1t is paid for "ept where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all ea's'the
person presenting advertisement for insertion VIII
be held responsible for the We cannot pay our
d.b,s with account, on Tom. Dick and Harry ofwhom
we know nothing The cash system is better tor ali
p,rtis, n,I vs shall adhere to IL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

E-The citizens of Maumee are making pre-
-parations to build dock, just below the bridge,
for their own and Capt Halls convenience The
Olips Branch draws but two feet two inches of
water and can therefore make regular trips to
.Msumes even in low stages OF water
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

Gs-The citizens Of Maumee are re-opening
7he drains BY the side of their principal street.
They are liberal in their expenditures for side
walks, and the improvement of streets. This
work has bsen much needed for some time, and
ats completion will greatly improve the appear
auce of things during wet weather
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

GTThe Schooner Lucy A. Blossom, Capt
TRAvERs, cleared from this port yesterday, load
cd for Buffalo. She took out $4,000 slaves, H.,
600 hoop poles, 1900 bu. oats, 1900 bu. corn
100 bu. potatoes, 800 lbs. butter, and one Dbl
eggs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

BURoLARY--On Sunday night some person
broke into General Houstons store and paid his
attentions to the money drawer. He took about
$6 in change--principally Spanish quarters
but disturbed nothing more.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

oCTMrs. e. A. Kingsbury, of Philadelphia,
lsstured at the Court House last Saturday eve
ming and Sabbath afternoon. Her first lecture
was on the Position of Woman, and the second
was designed to show that the Bible establishes
the doctrine of Spirtualism.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

n%Quite large party of ladies and gentle
men came up on the Olivs Branch from Toledo
yesterday to attend donation party in Maui
NEE, for the benefit of Elder Gray.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
nnnntinn Visit.

There will be Donation Visit at the residence
OF S. N. Beach, Esq, on Tuesday evening reAt
for the benefit of Rev. NJ Richardson, pastor OF
the M, E. Church.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
MRS. A. y. WOOD.
Ditch Notice.

'NHE non resident holders OF lands in section TWEEN.
Il tytwo. Montgomery township, are hereby notified
that the trustees OF said township will meet at the
house OF jacob Dater, Saturday, June 26 1883 10
lay out and apporton ditch as follows to wit: Com
mencing near the south west of section TWEEN
y-two and running north east until it intersects
ditch known as Chapmans ditch, and there to termi-
nate JACOB DATER
Nav l3 lS5S--lwG*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

HrMadame Dunbar and her Concert compa
ny performed at the Court House Monday and
Tuesday evenings. Their entertainments were
excsllent, being entirely free from everything
of q vulgar and indecent character.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

es-By reference to his card, it will be seen
that J. J. Blecher, Surgeon Dentist, will be in
this place on the l4th inst, TO remain for a
short time
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

as-The Schooner j. c. Riggs, Capt LADLEY,
will leave this port to-day, loaded with 10000
hoop poles and 300, 900 -four Dbl, hoops for But
falo.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

ea-On Wednesday evening of last week,
party of our young people went down to the
Lake shore on the OIiuc Branch They report
favorably of their ride.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

O~We learn by the Assessor, jesse Chance
Esq., that the personal property of Montgomery
township, assessed for taxation this year, will
exceed last years assessment by about 30 per-
cent.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

nrGso. S. Mcknight lost four bbs. of fish
and four bbls Of salt, by the food, on Monday
night
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

A FTEI YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT.
IN MENr. DR., kobuck, the eminent Swedish ply.
siclan, succseded In producing medicine from TWEEN.
tythree different species Of mountain herbs of his
tive land, which acts directly upon the OF dis
ease IN the blood aud by restoring the corrupt ount
ain OF life to condition Of health and purity, cxpes
disease from the system wherever IL may lie located
or whatever may be It's character Indigestion,
complaints eplelS5c aud othec dts, coughs, cousump
ton in its eatlSs wages throat bronchitis fever
aud ugue. asthma. low spirits, sexual inrppacty fem
inine weakness pric>ing Ct the skin. Symptomoc Of
paralysis Rheumatism, neurnlgS tumor, cancer diahs
tes lassitude and debility diarrhea, and all other dis
orders Of the organs of respiration the liver, the kid
ueys the stomach the nerves tho muscular fiber
uucrringly cured b, this prcr1e e,T.h 1t is to the
teries mOr6t seeds Of disease "a" N an alka is TO
acid itneutrnliRes them wiz Ne certainty, while
ut the SAME time il regp'N0s the sscrctonS removes
obstructions from the En9cs creates appetite rcnsus
bodily Ngor, and vegcucrutes every animal Junction.
Such Ia the native such tle effects q; Dr. Robncks
famous Scandinavian Hood PUiitcr " hch. IL taken Ia
conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood Pills, viii NOT
only oOtSratc tho most painful disease but prevent
their recurrence and lsusheu life b; end the ordins-
ry span,
In the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD
PILLS DR. Rohock prOIeuts the result of eny years
experience hard study nud experiment asto what a
pVrec pill should be- NJ can doubt their supsri.
ory after siugls trial. Price of tho Scandinavian
Blood Purifier 81 per bottle or 50 tho half-ioxeu.
Scandinavian Blood Ps rs cents per boA or five Toy
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

SINGERS SEWING M MACHINES,
n all the leading branches o manufacturing indus
l. try tho great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines ia fact established beyond dispute
No tailor. shoe manufacturers, ofothie,, seamstress
dressmaker, saddler carriage trmmor, hat manufac.
tureT, &C.. &C., afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines, and, for confirmation
of this truth, refer to any of the thousands OF
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
OF work. fine coarse upon silk cotton linen aud
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather They
never fail to give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, We
have just produced and ready receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
men is the most compact ana beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed. 1t is onamened in the high
est style of art and all who ii delighted with it,
Ii makes the improved neroce ed stitch and is capable
OF doing greater variety of work in better st Vie than
any otner Sewing Machine offered for family pur.
poses.
1t is not subject to the objection Of using twice TOO
much thread, and making rayeling seam. like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics, liable to get out ofo, der and un-
fitted to use fax thread like the Wheeler s. Wilson Ma.
chine but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for uss, 800. The larger standard machines from
$l25 10 5000 Send for |. NJ. Singer g. Co.'s Gazette
beautiful pictorial paper, devoted 10 Sewing Ma
chimes, and containing list of prices and all other in
formation OH the subject. 1t viii DO forwarded gratis
|. NJ. SINGER Il co.
AS oadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany Baltimore, 81. Lonis
Providence, GloVersyille, Cincinnati Nov Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester Chicago. Mobile,
Newark, Philsde lphia, Nashville, Paris France,
glasgow, scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AaENrs-E, A. HigsO" PerFysburg; wm. Robert
son, Maumse.
Apl: 18th, 1852
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Peru. Miami County Ind, Aug 4, 1857.

Peru, Miami County. Ind, Aug l. 1887.
DR.. c. w. keback; have received so much huucht
from your scandinavian Blood purhec and Blood Pills,
that thought 1t my duty and il is no less my ivns-
ton. to give you stat nent Of tuy case. / was for
years afflicted with that laue of all comfort aud ecian
cy In business. dyspepsia. To recapiulato all the
called remedies which have used to rid mysef OF this
dsgnsc would indeed make n melancholy cnt5ngue--
also consulted with the bOst pbysieians could hear
Of was induced 70 try yoNY remedies hrou2h the in.
Huence of friend nud after using then, few daNs
was greatly bonehtod, and in short time sas than
month, was entirely and permanently cured. Twas
also afflicted with u most violent nervous headache
which suppose produced bymy disorleIcd stom
ach for when my dyspepsia left m1, my headache left
with it, lnow feel better mall respects than l have
for ten wears,
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j. y. BLECHERs.

NXTlLL be at Spalford's Exchange, in Perrysburg,
w on Friday, May the llth, and remain until the
22d Those wishing work done will please call soon
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-13

CINCINNATI, FTiday Sept 4, 1851.
DR. RoBACE--Deer Sir: Having been Afflicted with
neuralgia or rheumatism for the past wear and a half
aud having seen Your medicine called the Scandna-
Wan Blood Purifier, highly ammouded by gentle
men with whom am acquainted, was Induced otry
it, but not before had used various other msdicnes-
After uS,ug two bottles fGt M effect very ssnsibi, and
upon using two more found myself perfectly cured
You will ALLOW me- therefore, to congratulate YOU nnou
making discovery in medicine which is proving itssle
to be worker OF such wonders in the diseases Of the
human family. GEORGE s, BENNETT
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
INDnNAroLIs Sept. 3. 1887.
DIR. G.. W RoDAcK--Dsar Sir: Having been troubled
fog several with extreme debility and weakness
much that was unable 10 attend to my Ordinary
business at times, and having heard Of the wonderful
cures chat your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills
cifcctn ng, was induced by friend to try them
have been using the Perifer for the last twelve
months and find the medicine fully equal to It's rcoom-
meudatons. SO valuable ia its to me that cannot
dispense with the OF il vt my advanced age Of
litc--sev enty.Sevcn years.
ehSerfully give this information For the benefit of
those similarly Affected MORRIS NORRIS
Tho above certificates md many others can be soon
at my Office by ANY one NJ any time. Get of my
Family Medical Alnauncs, gratis from my agents
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Once, No. c, Fast
Fourth street, 81 building from Main street, Cincn o.
For sale 10y PECK IL ilAmLrON perryshurr &.
LAsKBy Co.. GILEAD; w. 6 II, Hoop, BowLlSu
GREEN; W. II. HAsEIRs, Portage ;JouN a BRAD.
NEn, West Mill Grove, and by druGBsts and merchants
January %. l85s--ssy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

A serious accident occurred on the Eric
Railroad near Pon Jefsls. on the evening Of
The 10Th, when 'lx persons were killed and
over fly wounded.
By the Allce Monroe. which arrived nj Bos.
ton on the 10Th we learn that the Acamem.
non had heen caught ia heavy storm, suffer.
ed severely. shifted her cable and other acci.
dents occurred, Ii was believed on board tho
Niagara, the ceeond breaking was caused BY
kink in the Agnmrmnon wire, from its disar.
angsment during the gale.
VIM. T. Porter, editor OF Porer's Shirt of
the Times, died in n. York OH the 10Th inst.
All men of all parties, unite In bes,owing
the highest cuogies on Gen. Qui,man.G
Those who differed with him in opinion. con.
ce,le that he was man Of the mast unbem.
ished honnr, fearless, honest and frank in the
nvownl Of ms sentiments, aud though firm and
Incorporating when hismnd was once made
up. he was never rash or precpIate in coming
10 conclusions. lie was mild and conciia,orv
IN argument, aud his sincerity and patriotism
were proved by his readiness, at all times, 10
make any personal sacrifices in the cause he es.
poused, His memory will be long revercd as
one Of the truest friends of the South. He
was Governor Of Mississippi during paris oil
two ierms-iirst, in 1885, between the terms
Of Gov. Runnels and Gov. Lynch; and mex,
in 1850, but resigned, in consequence of the
opposition to his political Opinions. He was
opposed to the Compromise measures Of Con.
gross.
The Mayor Of New Orleans issued a pros
lamalion directing minute guns 10 be fred.
from sunrise TO sunset on the ODD in honor
OF Gen. Quitn,an, and other tokens OF respect
to his memory were enjoided.
In the settlement made with the Mormons,
they bind themselves to yield obedience to the
officers and laws Of the United States. and
give solemn assurances that they will make no
! further resistance.
Strong force Of The U. S. troops remain at
Salt Lake, not simply to hold tn" Mormons to
their engagement, but to keep the Indians in
check, as they are becoming very troublesome
Spurgson, the celebrated preacher, 10 about
to visit this country.
Queen Victoria is going to visit Louis Ma
poleon. and be present at the naval review of
Cherbourg.
Captain. G. nera Concha, has been removed
and General Rus t'e Alonzo appointed in his
place.
There is more tSohUle between Denmark
and the German SmteS-cause not known.
A fire at the Cape Of Good Hope destroyed
II half millions worth of property.
The upper rivers have been rising rapidly.
Ex.Pr sident Fillmore i. suffering severely
from inflammation Of the eyes.
The wine crop Of France promises 10, be the
largest ever made, and it is said that wine
there will be cheaper than water, as all the
wells and springs afe drying up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07
Death OF 0,n Tarrant

The Bslknap stage driver Informs rs tina, this die.
tlngui,hel veteran, Den. v. II. Tarrant. no more.
lie died few day, since At the rssiieass Of Nr,
Poulrsn In Parker county where he had llsgsrei 70
several week. from an attik that seiiei HIN while
~ route for his home ut Dslknsp His finally hal
Joined him anil wore present to minister 10 hn every
attention tina, tenlernei, and aae,tsn can de'l4h.
Tho writer Of this hll kaosa ian. Tivr,nt long
Iom his irs! sa,llsa N, Ia rsS, alre thsn twsnly
years ago. aud knew well those noble qualities that
made him 50 generally b,loyeL liswI Native We
believe OF Tennessee, or at any rate cnlgrhei from
that State 70 !exH Ito has hell several high POSI-
tons in.thc couniry--vss member u the Congress
Of the Republic from Rel River county, for several
years member of the State Legislature, and ably
illel other civil stations When youth he fought
calamity at tho memorable battle Of New Orleans,
and CAMEL stme celebrity a'an Indian campaigrer IN
Texas lie organized anil commanded the expedition
thatpeuctrated the Indian country from Red River
10 tho Trinity in Isl driving them from their vii
lagos on tho rc'eryo' some distance above ths.--
When seized with the disca,e that carried him OF. he
was protesting AMI org nizins cupisa against
the indians beyond Rel river, measure which ho
belevel was necessary for the protection Of the fron-
tier.
..As loss will be severely felt throughout tAs se'-
tiup Of the State, and will be depored BY w'ue CIR
cleof friends and comrades elsewhere uo was ,h'
type of the pioneers Of the country. simple, t'de'
generous, brave, and noble. We have lost n friend,
the country patriot, and his family protector
p Peace 10 his ashes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07
The Election.

.ow will bs found the meagrs returns Of the cleo
,ion this far received. Our friends and correspon-
dents lave been unusually dcrclcct in advising us Of
the result. The vote Of this county even is not
knowi.
CO ~ret figures for all the officers except for Dallas
ecnct, which are as follows For Associate Jus
tiea Supreme Court, Bell lso; Buckley, 1856 /; For
district Attorney, Bradshaw, Go Mccoy, 2i5; susg
IL Easton, 8; Robinson, 10 j. NJ. Patterson, for
CHIEF Justice W. X. Masten. for County Clerk !;
H. {. b owder, for District Clerk w. Carter, for
Sheriff L. W. Hunt, for County Treasurer, are
el,-tcl without opposition ; For County Surveyor
s. H. iomas, l91 J. II. Cole, 152; For Assessor
aGl C,iector, l.. IL. Pennington, 205; J. T., Good
night i82; For County Commissioners, S. a! Fish
or, 20, T. A. VIM, Gle, j. NJ. Browder, 50, Geo.
YJlsoa, 1877, Vim. Sprows, 10, James Chapman
~ lvr Justice Of the Peace, Jas. n. Smith, l6a,
Milan y ard. lG2, Win. Mccullough, 80 Z; For Con-
stllle, 3. W. Carter, 1856, W. NJ Chenault, no.,
Sp.hvcnt other returns have been received to show
inst Thomas is elected Surveyor, Goodnight Asses
49, and Collector, and Vim, Fisher Chapman and
sm, cur. Commissioners HONE majority 'R
,hct ' va r1lta-y b. 1'tr+eu loo Iot %'
n va a scattering to.e .'gr iN.,Eer. 7. 8.
Ilsv c,i,e4 h,lrge-t'at. haias precinct
tnI .a,a 81. tae tgj. Us w. far o., hsar3 .sle.~.
~ t,-.s,sae 81 -'-v-sis-s--, -t-'-s
"a .-Buc.ias has majority "a tgoot i'g o.
sog BEl El.egs e!s.wi 'D;li Representative
J s. .fsuu Chlet Justlc, iy ia'se nJodt,
Henry, ,s...y l!vsA; J. o. :uasuap District i.Ai
!. D. po,k. Sheriff Fer District Attorney the vote
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

our dspiorible condition, an ln from 80 Sand
hills, We iurnel IN aud yokel Wild s,sers anl rugged
new teams, aud started Tor Tie Peeos river. distance
se miles, which We reached In SAFETY. The Pscos Il
narrow. deep. winding ditch Of stream. from 10
to 90 feet vide aud very muddy, the water slightly
saline.
We Travelled up the PeeOs co miles and then sIruck
West for the Guadalupe mountains Got along very
well-had some -iekness-no deathE Tile Guada-
lupe pass is difficult and dangerous one to pass
through though We got through safe aud arr'o cd At
the Rio Granie. at Isletta, on the 2slh Of June IN
good condition. anl made Franklin by the lat OF
July.
The great American Desert Il barren waste, soil
light color aud alkaline nature, producing mostly
salt grass, aud few meIqule bushes and cactus
This kind Of country extends from the Colorado Ia
the Rio Grandc. aud Is $50 miles in width. and eS-
tends through our continent, being narrower in some
points. There are but few watering places on the
route nom the Pceos to tho Rio Gmu'lc The laiiur
river Is a vide, deep and muddy stream, and destl-
tue OF tinber-srass very scarce.
Isle.ta, town settled by the Mcsieans, has been
hcNleu 200 lcAlf, anu H1 P"P"'N''VH VI huoht o"V
.oula The houses are ddoJ,s. The land they cult.
yate il not ienecd-lies in the wide valley, and Is r-
rigatcd with water tina, is brought 10 miles in large
ditch There is no enterprise here; they raise pen-
~ TO live on and are contentcd,
Franklin Opposite Fl Paso.) Is principally an
american town. has quite pleasant sitns,ion under
high mountain and close to theshigh hills of the
Rio (riycr) Pass in the mountains. The buildings
are odobies,--not much enterprise here. Fort Bliss
miles below, is pleasantly situated ON beautiful
plain. setting out from the rivers edge and running
back to the mountain, . miles.
This is poor part Of the world for any man I,
come TO- il he has any notois Of business enterprise
Every thing is dull and dragging along with SLOW
life in the extreme. More anon.
Yours truly,
so WILLIAM CURLESS,
p. Swarm any one of tho danger of our trail
leading from Camp JohaspH up the North C0ncho
and setting out West on the Desert. Only one train
in hundred can make tho trip
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

,i!oss, one precinct to lcar FROM:

T.nnAEr-Wc have no returns from rarrant, but
isA,t, from n gentleman who left Fort Worth on We'd
DIV ,n Bell had carried the county, and that Hob
r.a,# BOD some 125 majority over Mccoy for District
Att.rpe, Quayle is elected Chief Justice; Nance,
pis,.ic, lark; York, Sheriff, and Tucker, County
clerh .r. r,.a
paATuN.-The official vote for District Attorney s,
SIs.,oy, l3S; Rabnson, 124; Easton, y; Bradshaw,
l3o; suge. 90. Bell is reported ahead Of Buckley
-gThc following arc the county officers elected.
.or Chief Justice--J. ". Litely. A maj 4; District
lelk j. b. Ford. 20 maj. County Clerks. "a.
ventsgr. ls maj Sheriff, 10. Carter 80 maj /; As
yesscr aul Collector-J. NJ. Mcneil, about 70 maj
Couatr 2 reas,rer--J. W. Simmons, so majority.
p-ls.--Beil leads Buckley in this county ITO as
fur a. heard from. The vote for District Attorney is,
BradshAw, iso; Mccoy, 1870; Robinson, AZ; Easton,
o sugg. i: Five small precincts to hear from, which
will not pole more than 100 votes, ..r r.,,s
On lfsos.--kebiuson is reported about 20 votes
ahead o. Mccoy for District Attorney: No informa-
.ion as % ether Offices. IL f.,g-,
gAuFNas.- -Our agent writes us that J. W, John
son Ia elected County Clerk Gibbs, Sheriff seitz, Dis
,1et Lark; Gardner. Treasurer; Cobb, Chief Justice
AZ far as heard from Bell, for Associate justice y
sbeai. and will carry the county ,r7s ttir-H9'r
PAaksR.-A gentleman who was at Weatherford Oh
the day Of the election says that sugs and McCo!
received the vote for District Attorney, and that Bel
YES siiead for Supreme Court Judge. sieiifo 1iaH'
Judge Buckley, who passed down on the stage Oh
Thursday, reports that Red River county had gon'
.gsiust him al that Lamar, Cooke and Fannin had
roro Ger him. lie left returns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-07

~ Gen. VIM, $. Taylor, speaker OF the last
House Of Representatives, died at his residence In
Cherokee county, on the I'D ult, in the 9th year Of
his age. Gen. Taylor was native Of Georgia, but
rceidel since manhood principally in Alabama Mis-
sissipp and Texas lie was elected fourteen times
excessively TO the Legislature of Alabama, once
that Of Mississippi and for the last three years was
member Of the Legislature Of this State He had
held other responsible public positions lie has been
in feeble health for several months past, and his
death will cause profound regret to large circle Of
friends IN this and other S,atcs.