Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-11
many a night marshallinr trores.iors and

many night marshalling projections and
nakinG speeches. He ought 10 have coed
foreign CT territorial position. He is"
"Rsiher feverish, think; better bleed
him in the mouth. - about the third
wrinkis, ~ and keep him quiet for day OF
two"
''Sir" said |, in astoni.hment. But
perceived that the remark had been adj
dressed 10 the groom, who led the chestnut
into stable.
The General walked slowly toward the
paxt animal, while / returned to ny theme
There said ]. i, F he worked mighty
hard for your election, turned q great
mary Democratic votes. lie should have
The poste flics. for certainly"
''He has got the hsavss. The hay il dry
and musty. You must change his feed"
Again looked up in establishment but
pfreeivsd the remark Wasr': intended for
me, - another hor.e was led into the
| sable"
And General, there 10 J. He helped
put great many troops in the Held. and
discounted . great many bounties; be
eesht to have collectosship by I'll means.
He"
ACTS % though he hsd the cholic /; bet
ter drench him with . coed dose Of glaubsr
salts mixed with soft soap. Tha'li
straighicn him out"
Another horse was led off. but contia-
ued And there is q, he has held office
for mar y years; he is well qualified, and
was very hot for You after you were
nominated. A post offce or an asses
sorship would fit him, ard think he
is"
Knee sprung, spawned and wind broken.
lie is god fer nothing, and the sooner you
knock him in tho head or turn him out the
better"
! AID another horse was led from my
presence. by this time | was not quite
c,r;e:n that the General was paying paftic.
ular attention 70 my petitions. but return
ed to tho charge. r
General" said 4, "thtss men have
been speaking of deserve your attention.
Now know"
That fellow can 20 in 2:20. Observe
his action. Head up and tail rising; there
is splendid carriage for you"
yes, yes, General" said I, "but vas
try ing 70 tell you HAT"
Boomer has the best stud Of horses 10
the Statss,-1 handled his ribbons on Gen.
trail Park, last summer,- and never had .
dner drive in my lifs."
"Dut, General, ives talking toyou about
some Of my friends in Egypt, who are de-
serving Of ONCE, and ~ you will soon have
the disposal Of saolf gifts
TAKE another ciasr, Jssemiah, they
are we'll favored, don't ron think 90 ,"
took another cigar, and 40, BY this
tine, vs had got away nom the vicinity Of
the stables, thought could az him. So
| said: II hope. General, you will bear in
mind, remember aOd net forget your friends
In Egypt. and ifyou wohId ealy assure
me"
Jeremiah said he, ~ can assure you
this, that DIRE. 'Ysustb and Dadd arc excel>
lent authority ~ The ailnsnts and treat
ment Of horses, and alss that d. f. Fouts.
81 Ba!timsrs, prepares the bsst horse med>
icines that have ever used. Tell all Of
your friends In Egypt to call fsr these and
take 40 sshsrs. J" and the General, mounting
. horse that washed out 70 him. gave me
military salute and rsde "a.
And this is my fx ct present have
enjoyed some "horss talk" and learned
Considerable about that noble animal, but
how much will this assist my mission or
avail my frisndss
Still automatically, but somewhat dis
cournged. You're, JEREMIAH.