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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Weak
Breast, all Pulmonary Complaints.

"Dr. Si0aynss Compound Syrup Of FRd
ChsrTy."-A trial of many years has proved 70
the world that this remedy is more efficacious in
than any hitherto known to mankind. 1t gives
tone And strength to the stomach, and for the
aged and debili,ated it acts ps strengthening
allert,ive. In Hemorrhage from the LungF,
'swag ne's Wild Cherry" is the most safe and
prompt styptio in use. In Pathiais known by
emapoipa' n, debility, cough, hectic fever and
purulei expeetoEatien; it is, without exception,
theN at medicine extant, oftgntimes curing the
most obstinate cases, which had bafned every
expenditure of human skill. Prepared only by
DR.. swAYEE 6 Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia. Sold by oil the principal Drug
gists,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
by The President:
WM. IL. SEWARD. Secretary OF STATE.
SENATOR CHANDLER ASSAULTED.

&c Independence OF the N. Y. rIdbuue.l
WASHINGTON, Wednesday,, May 25.-Ai sup
per-tAble at the National hctcl, 10 night spna-
Tor Chandler, i'll conversation with Dr. Clarke,
was expressing himself freely about Vallandig-
ham aud Copperheads generally. Mr. Norhees,
of Indiana, hearing his remarks, confronted him,
aud asked If what he said was intend, d for him.
Mr. Chandler replied that he had said what be
had said and it Mr.. ", saw fit to take il to
himself, he was at liberty to do so.
lie then applied some personal expiihets direct.
ly to MIR. VOORHEES, aud other Copperheads pre-.
sent aud interfering, whereupon Que llannegan,
sou OF tile late Senator of that name, seized a
water pitcher from the table, and threw il at
MIR. Chandler, breaking it over his head wound.
ing him severely, and staggering him 50 that he
could not defend himself.
This was followed by IN attempt to break q
chair over his head, either by Mr.. flanagan OIL
Voorhees,, IL is moi certain which.
The affair was stopped by tho Interference oil
persons present, aud the friends Of Mr. Chandler
are in consultation as to what course to pursue
IN the matter.
The successes Of Giant are making the Copper,
heads extremely yrulent here.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
rs,- Rsa.iaI m ycu ver take glass !

~ Rea.'as ~ Won YER take glass Of
rer's sambuci ~lhes 4 you never have, let
recommend sou I" dO s'i ior after na'ins
uied il both rs u beverage aud a medicine We y.
bo'lly pronouuce ii tho most ralatable and ELI
Isul wine we ever drank, As "a mere beverage
e>eu, We maintain il Ia the very choicest VIM
in use, being at once delicious 10 hayor, oneor
IN its effects, and cheap in price. AS mou'va ,S
agent, We have tried 1t etiectnaiiy aus,Ss s
last ten days (after being prostraIed by cholers
morbus), and We have found il everything anu
''''' Rahway Register.
Nearly all Druggists keep this wine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
THE WAR.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
FIRST DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1864.
ia Mqior General Dir, Nsp York:
Despatches from General Grant, received this
morning, inform the Department that the rebel
army still bold q strong position between the
North and South Anna, where their forces ap-
pear to be concentrated.
It will probably require two or three days to
develope his operations, which are not now
proper subjects for publication.
The 9th Corps has been incorporated into the
Army Of the Potomac.
No dispatches have been received from any
other FIELD Of operations.
EDwIH NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31

Threatened with severe illness, aud owing TO the
necessity o. keeping together, il was deemed i'm
practicable to turn back then.
Leaving Belle Plain at IL p. NJ, Monday, (the
night of its evacua,iou) We arrived home at tue
same hour next night, visiting on our way some
Of the hospitals at Washington. and enteavorins
to obtain at the Medical Directors complete
list of the wounded in Washington. We wers
obliged to rest content, however, with the partial
lht, obtained with the assistance Of Rev MT,
Murphy, Chaplain First Delaware, and published
10 yesterdays Inquirer.
In closing allow me to bear my testimony &c
the great efficiency Of the U S. Sanitary Com
mission, aud the fairhful performance OF duty b,
NV companions ia their elrand Of mercy. Thei'
names are;
.Jep,ha Lockwood, David Royal, Moses Morr'
son, Jos b. PersOn, Joseph L. Taylor, Salnne
West. Henry Fothrrgin, Geo q Justison.
Enclosed is statement 1t expenditures th
b.auce unused having been placed in the hand
Oi The Treasurer.
FERRIS BRlNGHuRSr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31

Tue NEXT psATr will sooa he made and every
man who is enrolled, has personal interest 10
having every other mnn who Is Liable 70 tue
draft, enrolled, as his chances Of being draWn
are thereby diminished -.-,-,..
from the enrolment lists the names Of all per-
sons who are not liable TO the draft, as the quo
10 for the State is based on the number enrolled
and rs large number of persons have been co
rolled who have since died, or are now IN the
service, or are not liable because OF Non resi-
ience, unsuimbleness Of age. al'euage' mah''os'
permanent ny steal disability
All citz,n aIe respectfully and earnestly re,
uuested to forward the names and residence oi
all such as are not liable, to this office, or &c
give information to Deputy Provost Marshals
special agents, or enrolling oihoers, before TIT
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal Of Delaware
Nnv u M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
THIRD DESPATCH.

NABhlAurONi May 70, z. NJ.
To MjoF GsAeralJ. A. D.z:
An official dispatch from the head quarters Of
the Army Of the Potomac, at Magahiek Church,
ten miles from Hanover town, dated yesterday
afternoon ut 8 P. NJ, has just been received.
IL stntes that our army was Withdrawn to The
north side Of the North Anna, on Thursday
night, and moved toward Hanover town, the
place designated tor the crossing Of the Pamun-
key.
At O'Clock yesterday tFridny) moraing.
Sheridan, with the First and second Divisions OF
Cavalry, took possession of Hanover. Ferry and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Nearly all Druggists keep

WHAT DooroRs. MiSIsTERs, AND PRoREssohs
THINK OF THRM.-"l have never changed my
mind respecting Browns Bronchial Troehes
from the fret. excepting to think better Of inat
which began thinking we'll Of" Rev. henry
Ward Bseeier Great service 10 sundu'ne
hoarsensss." Rev Daniel Vase, New fors'[ =
"The Troches are slaE Of llle 70 me ~
Edtpdrd North, President oil Hamilton Oo'eso'
Clinto,. N Y. "a simple and elegant com
bipa,ion for Coughs, &c.' Or. q. f. Bigeio.w!
B.sten 81 recommend their use to public
spenkers." Rev. b. H. Chaplin
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31

II. Il. BRlRdnURsT, DAUGdIsT AND Aforha-
CARY. 3l7 Market--next door 10 the corner ol
Fourth street-has just received md oilers lor
sale, u large variety Of fancy articles, drugs
medicines chemioals iAteut medicines ana
perfumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and philadelphia at low cash prices alarss
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushesl
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water lGIe' ,
soaps, hair preparations, &C., he is prepared
cell them at the original New York and Phlausl,
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on mana
a large stock of the most popular aud most rell'
able Patent medicines, all of which he guranlee'
10 be the truly genuine, and warrants them
fresh aud unadulteracd. Ayers HarsaparllIa
and Cherry rtctoral Jaynes' ESpccloIanIi
Iaynes Alternative, Carminatiyo, Nemifuge'
and Sanatiye Pills Browns Essence OF ulnger'
Husband NlsCncsiA, Browns bronchial Iroche''
lladwny'a Ready Rfliei, T, bins llntae liulmenll
Roberts lluts" Powder, Hunts Lnmcnt, hohS
| Sehunpps aud brakes Plantation BitieIRi war
ranicd eynuiuc and aold Rt reduced prioes'
We would ulto call particular attention TO bis
family medicines, ameng which the following
preparations hive heen u9cd for many yessi
and can br relied on ior their safs and ciica'
cions cures: liringhuIsis Cough Syrup, lor
Coughs, Colds aud Asthma, is. one Of the pest
emodiea known for diseases Of tho LunGh-
Brnghurats nyspeptiG Pills, m excellent rene
dy lor Dyspepsia, hiset Complninia, ~. Bring
hurat's AntiBious Pills, popular aud des'
rahic cure for Bilious Fevcrs, Jaundcc, Cosli'e
ness, Head Aches, SO. Brinphuters blackberry
Compound, au invaluable remedy Ior Cholc
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Gripping Pains, an,
summer Complaints in childrrh9 liringhursl
Kings Mixture speedy and clGcacious upnh
cation for Pans, bruises, Rheumatism, Chi
hlain3, Frosted Feet, Sc, nnd also BringhnFsl
i.ssnnoe Of Jamaica Ginger, the popular med
elmo for Dihordcred Stomachs, Indigestion, an
ifarrhoaa. 1his preparation OF Ginger, unVS
those dsnqrroable and useless nOsirums sol
unl,r the same name, ia prepared only from tb
genuine hlrAchcd Jamaica Ginger.
inssons Compound syrup of Tar, for Cough
Coids. Honrsenrss, Asthma, Sore Throat, and a
tie infections Of the Throat and Lungs, sold fa
Is cents per bottle sep 14.u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31

ton than TINT chance may favor any Qua ofn.
with niomcnlary meeting. There will as.n.'a
ly be one educated william less to labor js'sa ~ "
rebel cause. iitsJurg Dispdteh. " "'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
lSsrifUrE BUILDING.
10 Gflf =

AT stated meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Delaware State ASSOCIATION for tue
Relief of Siuk and Wounded Soldiers, held this
day, on motion Of the Right Rev Alfred Lee II
was unanimously tn.
Resoieed, That the thanks Of this Committee
toe be presented Il the gentlemen composing the
two delegations who we're sent to Fredericksburg
by this Assoentiun for their very promg' res
peuse to the call of the Committee, us we'll ~ to'
the very valuable and timely service there ren'
dered; it was also ordered that the thanks OF INT
Committee he presented to Mr. Chas' a. Mu,
INV. uf washington, for his liberaliiy aud kind
nrs. To "A norton Of our delegation while visiting
,he hoapitals in that city. L. BETS,
Secretary, Pro TEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
arnu Ham Rnatnred-.nnldnass PrevenLed

Qrav Hair Observation-Disclosures Prevented
Z" London Hair Color Reslorer and Dressing.
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing"
London Hair Color Reetorer and Dressing
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYBINo.
This discovery for tho preservation OF the
human hair is taking the lead Of all hair prepa-
raiions, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, it is beautiful dress
iug, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible, re-
moves any cruptyo disease, Itching, sourf, Dan
drui, &c. Many who were bald and gray hair
had their hair permanently restored. Only one
preparation. Large bottles, so cents; six bottles
$500 Sold by nr. Swayne & Son, $50 Noth
should be addressed. sePeS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
3 M PETTENaILL & Co.

40. AZ Park Row, NsO York, q g Staiest., Boston.
AZ aur authorized Agents In those cities ~ take Az
,tssmeutH and Subscriptions for the Journal ~"
..taamAu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
Our Haroas.
ny FRANoIs Dn HAEs JANvipp

ny FRANCIS DE HAEs JAHvRR
The Poem given below has been reci,ed
Mi. Murdoch, before large audiences in Phll
delphia, where 1t was received with shouts, au
applauded verse by verse IL
Cheers, Cheers, for our heroes
Not those who wear stars;
Not those who wear eagles,
And leaflets, and bars;
We know they are gallant,
Aud honor them, too,
For bravely maintaining
The Red, White and Blue
But, cheers for our soldiers,
Rough, Wrinkled aud brown;
The mea who MAKE heroes
Aud ask no renown -
Unselhsh, untiring,
Intrepid and true,
The bulwark surrounding
The Red, White and Blue
Our patriot soldiers
When treason arose,
And Freedoms own children
Assailed her as foes
When anarchy threatened
And Order Withdrew,
They rallied to rescue
The Red, White and Blue
UpholdiDg our banner,
On many field,
The doom Of the traitor
They yaliantly sealed
Aud worn with the conflict,
Found vigor anew,
Where Victory greeted
The Red, White and Blue
Yet, loved ones have fallen
And still where they sleep,
A Horrowing Nation
Shall silently weep;
And Springs fairesi flowers,
In gratitude. strew,
O'er those who have cherished
The Red, White and Blue.
But glory immortal
Is waiting them now;
And ohaplelaaapiadin
Shall III ery brow,
When. caledby the trumpet
At Times great review,
They stared, who defended
Tho Red, White and Bluei
WAsutsoTON, ID. &.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
HEAD ouAnrEas rntRD SEPARATE bRiaApk'
elh Amy Corps, 80 ,sa,

GENERAL ORDERS,
l. In obsdioncs to deneral Orders, 10. no, 81,
Ileai Quarters Middle Department sth A. w.. aa,eu ~
~ 1904 hereby assume command OF tue bu sePeiH''
n,ealr. In addition to the District OF Delaware 4.
III The Head Quarters vi 'ne eenmhnu ns9 VII ~ '" "
NY .go W i,'''u'''' ., Brig, Gen. Commanding
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
MARRIED.

alLlTOE- -FOULK. .-By the Rev Chas Breck,
WILLIAM ". SlLtiOE of New Castle County
Dol and EMMA L, daughter of the late Dr. a
s. Fouk. OF L'gaospoit Indiana.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-31
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
From tho Phiisdelphis Age.
Prize FInht In Philad elphiI

Yesterday morning prize fight took place,
near the GWynedd Station, on the North Penn
sylvania Raj road, about eighteen miles from
the city. The place selected was In an open
field, adjoining email copse Of woods, and
the eight was witnessed by large concourse OF
spectators from New York aud Philadelphia.
The fight was for $500 a side, and there was
heavy betting, considerable money changing
hands. ..
The names OF the principals are Dorney Hsr-
ris, an Englishman. residing In New York, and
Patsey Marley, haillpg from the same city.
The fight commenced at aqua.ter past 10
O'Clock. and continued for one hour and forty
FIVE minutes. Harris took his place In the ring
q half hour before the contest commenced. HE
seconds were James Eliot and Barney Aaroni
those of Marley were Kit Barnes and John
Monaghan. Daniel CarrigAn acted as referee.
In the second round Harris had his rib broken,
although the accident did not dlscoucert him
In the least, as he showed no signs Of pain.
After the tenth or twelfth round Il was evident
that Marley was fast failing, and the betting
was two to one on Harris.
Over seventy rounds were fought, when
Marley's second threw up the sponge and Har'
ris was declared the winner. harley's face
exhibited signs OF the most severe punish
meut. He was totally blind, both eyes belng
closed, and his head was swollen as large as q
bushei basket. Although blind, he was re-
luctant to give up the fight, and cried like Q
child when carried from the ring.
Harris, on the other hand, escaped without
any serious injury, his face not showing q
scratch. His only injury Is broken rib. Nc
attempt was made by the authorities to Inter
fore with the contest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
From Gen. BANK. ana Gen. steele.

CAIRO, May 5.-The steamer Carroll, from
New Orleans, on the evening Of the Goth ult.,
has arrived.
Advices from Alexandria to the 27th report
that General Banks's army was still there, but
would probably move towards the Aississippi
river. Admiral Porter was up the river some
sixty miles above Alexandria, where the gun
boat Eastport was on q sand bar. Her guns
hat been taken of and her plating was being
removed for the purpose Of floating her OF. II
this could not be done, she would be blown up.
Admiral Porter was without infantry support,
and was harrassed BY the enemy. Maj. Gen.
Hunter has arrived at Alexandria.
A steamer had arrived at Memphis with re-
ports that Steele's army had returusd IN Iittle
Rock. He was followed by Pric,a,. .Ymv and
continually harrassed. ~ s.bine Foyb IN,
.eUer S.,,,a her1 'urnsu ~ and repulsed after
% severe oasle, IN .lch the losses were sbouI
- ~ Ike was reported TO be on the marcf
80 rrice, when IL was supposed they In
WI" led Jointly to attack Little Rock.
Discoveries have been made In this cit
| which confirm the statement OF negotiations bt
tween certain parties In the North and the TebI
Gen. Kirby Smith, whereby the latter was ,
secure to the former th- cotton belonging to Il
rebels west Of the Mississippi river, and rscSlN
in return goods, ammunition, &c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07

MEETING OF NEw HAMPsHIHn's soNs.-The
Sons Of New Hampshire held meeting last even
ing At the rooms Of the New Hampshire sOldierG'
Aid Association on seventh street near b, for the
purpose OF perteetinE the orgAnI alton for the re-
lief Of the sick and woundsd Of the coming cam
pAign.
On motion, Mr.. TAsksr was called to the chair.
The proceedings OF last meeting were read and
approved.
Shirf, called the attention Of the meeting TO the
p opTiety Of making arrangements for the recep.
tion of ihe wounded oIher States had perfect or
shire had not, because very few Of her sons were
encampsd near the metropolis. She has, however
sTouud RiehIond, some Of whom would be wound. S
ed. He AlAo suggested that the n tmes 10 taken OF
such men ~ could 60 In Ambular ces TO the front,
In O, der that pA.Bes might be procured for them.
1t was moved that q committee Of three be ap-
pointed to nomin ate members to visit the various
ho'pltAls in the District. Adopted.
stevens were appointed said committee
1t was moved BY Hon. II Ro Inns thai every
son OF New Hampshire IeSi ent in the District be
notified BY latter TO attend the meotiOgs and
render assistance to the AssOeiAt on. Adopted.
On motion, Mr.. TAnaer was appointed RecoI der
II was moved thHt COMMITTEES Of taree be APP
pointed to make arrangements for the repairing,
The furnishing, and for the proper sArs OF the
Asisr.. 4. Rollins, NJ. c. Emery And VIM. b
The ommittss appointed to nominate members
to visit the hospitals reported the fOllowiKi
n sargent siGsIdf sSd SI T'SSs TfsnaS a.o Lincoln :
HsT soOd' Upton and smith Nj Pi:assat, Gov,
ton, ton colaSbi.S coiiss: Z. a. RoiliSS, col BafSsi
% aObbsi cs%SS:li, 5s' l Kemp d a and SStP.ni Iadi
Stanton, Mr.. TAsksTj EAiTfAI semiGAI,N \ @. Ord
EAI and Capt heaIithi hleH.ndris l. Mason
e: q. MoLEsn and Gagt WoSdi nI Clifton Barracks
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
VERY. LATEST.
Grant Victorious.
Result Of Yesterdays
Fight.
THE REBELS DEFEATED,

Before stating what We know Of the lighting
yesterday, We take the earliest opportunity TO
say, here, that the statement published upon
the outside that the battle opened on Wednes-
day was q mistake. It did not commence until
daylight on Thursday morning. The error was
not ours, but was furnished to US just as we
published II. with this exception, the result
Of Thursday's battle was as We stated. On
Friday morning General Burnside's corps
Joined In the connlct fresh.
or the result OF the battle OF Friday We are
able to state that the Government has Informs
tion through messengers from Generals Grant
and Meade, who arrived this morning at
RAppshonnock Station, that Lees army was
defeated and driven three miles when the nght
ended, the number OF killed and wounded being
large, the enemy's slain bolng len upon the
neld OF battle.
The messenger expressed the opinion that
the battle was not decisive, but would DO re-
sumed to-day. He gave no names OF killed;
stated that Generals Grant and Meade were
quite sanguine OF nnsl success. This same
feeling with regard to the result, We are happy
to say, ia entertained by the Government here.
No doubt is entertained that there has been
desperate fighting to-day, although no details
have reached the city up TO the hour OF going
to press.
We have no later information Of operations
before Richmond by General Butler than that
published in our Extra at noon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07

JANIS GILBERT JENKINS, a native Of North
Carolina and the murderer Of eighteen persons,
was hung In CAlifor-iA on the 18th Of March.
LIEUT.. JOHNSON DKLiGNEL, OF the Confede-
rate states navy, died In Charleston the ISth ulE
Of pneumOniA. Lieut. DeAgnel was for several
years previous TO the war an oficer in the U. D,
coast survey.
Col r. NJ. Hoe, senior member Of the nrm
Of Hoe 4 Co., fHeW York, has returned from Eu-
rope.
GEN. grant was born In Clermont county,
Ohio, April 20 Ie22, and was, eouSeq uontiy, ~
yeATi old OF TLuTsdLy Of last week.
RD0ELI GRKATHoUsB, arrested at San Fran
cisco on a charge Of fitting up, several moni hG
ago, the schooner J. NJ. chapman with eAnnon,
powder, shot, aud small arms, A-d also OF origiA'
Atibg the al Of an expedition 70 capture The
ioTlb In SAn Francisco hArbor, snd thus TO place
the siAte In the hands OF the COntederAtes, has
been brought TO New York In charge Of United
States ofnOer.
Mr.. JAMES BARNARD, one OF the defenders
OF Baltimore In 10 I, died IN Hartford county, on
the 2eth ultimo In the s9'h year OF his age, and on
the following day his wife also died She was In
the Terh yeAr OF her age. The venerable couple
were buried tOSother.
MAs. GREINHow had appeared In Paris as
representative woman from the rebel ooniedsrAey.
She attracted much at ention, and, II was said
had had an GudlSnsS Of the Emperor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07


The call Of the Cleveland Convention on the
sist Of Nay IL out. The object Of the signers
is 10 secure the election Of one-term Presi-
dent The names appended to the call are ~
fellows
B. oratz Brown, No., Stephen Q. Foster,
Mass.j And. Van Antwerp, N Il, Bold B.
Chapman, Ohio, Ezra @. Andrews, Me-, Henry
A. Glover, Moi Peter Eugleman, Wis.j Caspsr
Butts, Mi George Field, N. T., ChNs. X. Moss,
Moi Ernest Prousslng, nl.; W. d. Robinson,
Mel John 8. sHVory, NY, o. Ciuseret, N. III
Emil Preetoriua, Mo-; Nath. r. Sawyer, Pa,
J. ". Robertson, NY, Ernest Schmidt, H.;
Edw. Gilbert, N. T.; Benz. II. Brooks, Cal,
Peter GIllen, N. Ii Isaac W. Hon, N. L, Wen.
Herriss, N. T.; james Hill, Ne; r. HeniEsp,
Massi; Albert Gilbert, Colt And. Humbert, Pa.
J. p. Dlnsmore, d. c.; J. W. Alden, N. j.; L.
Slebold, Iowa; WIN. Morris Davis, Pa; K. N.
Dayls, Pa.i W. T. Johnston, Pa; Fried Rapp,
N. Y; Jas. Redpath, Mass., Walter Il. shupe,
0hloj VIM. II. Smith, Me-; P. W. Kenyon, N.
II James Taussig, Mo-; Phi. stoppelblen. N.
Ii samuel Taylor, N. Y; James 8. Thomas,
Moi Thos. r. Ackiand, N. Y; 2. Mueuch, No.;
J. Qulmby Westbrook, Me-; J. +. whlpple, N.
T., and Thoo. olshauSsn, Mo-, Of the Peoples
COMMITTEES.
We believe these gentlemen are also In favor
Of postponing the Baltimore Convention.