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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
Renewing Influence of Spring,
s'0r. SuaunO'a Ponooao "

0A' oWuyuo TuRaCea,
THE GREAT AFFIRMATIVE ARD BLOOD PURIFIER.
Aud the most reliable remedy for
serofula. Ulcers aud White Swelling.
Marasinus or washing Of flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip JOINT Complaint.
Dark Blotches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Scaly EruphOns, Cancers.
Weakened and Debilitaled system.
Boils, Yellow Skin, Pimplea in tho face.
Mercurial Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, &c.
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, and the whole system feastered with tho
oorruptiona OF scrofula, have been perfectly re.
stored by this world renowned Panrcea.
10 case Of erupiiOns of the skin on any parl OF
the body anoint with "Swayne's All healing Oint
nsut." II will hasten and cure the most obsti-
nate ana ioathsome diseases, no matter Of how
ong standing. Be very particular 10 get the
senulne, as prepared only by DR.. swAYRH 4
goR, No. $3.50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia
Sent by Express TO any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
From tbs Proas.
Unknown
IN INolpeNr or rnn wan.

Unknown he died without friend
Whose tender love might sweetly send
Some rays OF sunshine o'er the gloom
That gathers round the lonely tomb.
lie died l-immured iu prison--whers
Disease aud famiue ill the Dir
With darts more terrible by far
Than Parthans ever threw in war
Uaknown he died while oft, perohaneo,
HIS memory turned with luournlul glance
Upon tho Brilliant days of yorc,
When pence and plenty crowned our shore
When with the loved ut home he dwcll,
And ut the family altar knelI
Or solemn temples hunlby trul,
And gave his hearts best love TO Coll
Unknown lie died whilo treason's hate
Oer his death-a1rrOws grew elalc;
An1 bitter curss aad scvlf ii throw
Till Ger his brow the damp daaih dew
Came stealing on, aud eyes grew dim,
And cursing Toes wore lost 10 him,
AS gates Of pearl broke on his sight,
Aud serAphs bore him home to light
Unknown he died wh,lo o'or his bier
No mother shed the anguiahed tear,
No wite'a Inst kiss his cheek Impressed,
No children followed him 10 rcst;
But in some lonely pottor'a field
Sole boon to patriots treason yields
Ills form was placed beneath tho sod,
Watched over by faithful GoL.
Yet what j all unknown ho died
Nor friendly hand his wants supplied,
Nor loving smile, nor gentle word,
Ills lonely yenr like music stirred
What ii upon his deal'ning car
Fell hottid curse instead Of cheer.
Nor child, nor wife, nor mother wept
Above the bier in which hO sopiY
What if the granite dome Of fame
Recordeth not his humble name,
Who IAuntlessly stood firm aud true,
For God, for Truth, aud FTefdou, too :
Thinks though for this Oblivions night
Shnll pail his memory from sighty
His deeds, his trials, suiTerings DO
obscured through all eternity
oh never thus-for moon and siars
Shall vail their light meath raven bars.
Aud cen the SUI "grow dim with years"
Aud cease to warm "the circling spheres"
Before one name shall cease to Slime
In the grand catalogue divine,
Which tn Eternal keeps on high,
Of those who dare for Truth to die.
And ever through eternity,
Amid that glorious company
Who fell by fire, sword, and flood,
And "washed their robes in jesus blood''-
This one "HRknolpn" 10 earth shall stand
hnowH and Jelopsd-at Gods right hand:
While heavens grand host shall praise The Lol
Who gives toeach his just reward. W. s.
=, tsome time since the Richmond papers CAV,
llat Of the Union prisoners who had recen
died in that city and, among them quite 4
qnently appeared tue brief, be, suggestive wo
" "UnkHopn"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
GRAY Hair Restored--Baldnoss Prevented

GRAY Hair Observation-Disclosures Prevented
London Hair Color ResiOrer and Dressing"
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing 4"
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing {"
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing "
REsFonRs CRAY nAIR WITHOUT DYRfHa.
This discovery for the preservation of the
human hair 10 taking the lead Of all hair prepa-
ratiOns, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald heads, it is beautiful dresso
ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth aud &c xible, rC-
moves any eruptiVe disease, Itching, scurf, DAN
dFnif, Go. Many who were bald and gray hair
had their hair permanently restored. Only one
preparation; pr Large bottles, 90 cents six bottles
$3.50 Sold by nr. swayne s. Son, $50 Notrh
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should be I'D dressed. sep26
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24

command million f votes in Yankeedom, 10
should have them all. lie has made the south
the most united people that over went forth to
battle with an invader; and for that he deserves
the lively gratitude Of every Southern man. II
anything could add to the obligations under
which We lie to the Baltimore Convention. il
would be found in the nomination Of Andrew
Johnson-,he man of all others most dotested
in the South, aud the most likely to keen to-
gether the parties already united in one solid
mass for The prosecution Of the war. Convinced,
as We are, that nobody in favor Of continuing the
war could be elected, aud that no other would
conduot 1t so foolishly. We 60 for this ticket"
The same paper estimates Grants present force
at 10000 men, all told. infantry, artillery and
cavalry, allowing his regiments 900 men each,
which It thinks excessive This estimate is CON
CURED in by another paper.
The Dispdtch says tho troops OF General Lees
command are in fine health aud spirits, and en-
joyiug abundant rntions, including sugar and
coffee, while tho Yankee bill Of fare Is said 10 bo
nothing but hard tack and coffee, their supply
Of meat having been exhausted.
There was report that Hampton and Shefi-
dan uear Louisa Cour.-Housu ou Saturday, and
captured several hundred prisoners and n battery
Of artillery. While this was not officially COZ.
hrmed, il was certain that Fl ght had taken place
on Saturday
tue object this raid OF Sheridans," says The
Dtspltch, "is maniiestly TO embaTrass our trans
poriaiion by cutting our lines Of communication
with the interior. II Gen. Hampton shall sue
ceed in defeating that purpose, and 10 routing
Sherlans gangs he will win for himself aud his
command imperishable renOwn."
Various rnmors were in circulation on Sunday
relative 10 demonstration against Lynohburg,
aud come ''croakers" were quite sure the place
had been taken. Crook and Averill we're also re-
ported at Livingston, on the railway, midway
between Llsaclaburg aud Charlottesville.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24

FLAsKxo.-Ono of the Potomac Army cor.
respondents writes: The rank and file have a
pretty good appreciation of the strategy of the
campaign They understand that it has heen a
eeriea Of splendid flank movements, and "hank-
lug" has become the current joke with which to
account for everything from a night march To the
capture Of q sheep or Il pig. A poor fellow ter
ribly wounded, yesterday, said hesaw the shell
coming, "bul hadn't time 10 flank it," And he
enjoyed his joke with a smile aud chuckle
when his quick eye had sought aud found appre.
clatiOn among the bystanders. The shell had
"hanked" him by taking of an arm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

FUNERAL or LinUT. JoNEs. Tho funeral Of
Liout. II. II. Jones, Of the Second Delaware
Volunteers. took place yesterday afternoon. The
funeral was attended by Company II, Of the
First Eastern Shore of Maryland Volunteers,
Captain llenuessey, as guard OF honor, and
the convalusceut soldiers from the Hospital in
this city. The remains were uttered in the
Wilmington AID Braudywine Cemetery, with
military honors. The deceased was wounded at
the battle Of Cold Harbor, aud tetAnus ensuei
from which he died. lie was an excellent OH
cor, and his loss will bo severely felt
MosKY AND SrOcKs.-Iiilyard & Co., Bankers,
No. GIG Market street, furnish US with the ol-
lowing quotations, nj II o'clock, yesterday -
U 3. 6's, Coupon l98l's, ll2 a. ll3
US. :, 500 Bonds, lOB a lO7
U. S $40 Treasury notes, l0I "a lOs
Certificates Indebtedness, 0649 va
Gold 2l5 a. 220
r. R. Robinson & Co., Bankers, Fonfth and
Market streets, furnish US with the following
quotations, NJ three o'clock yesterday -
Gold, S2l0 @S220
SilSer-Ilalves and Quarters, 1876 a. 2U0
+" Dimes and halt. dimes, 100 @ 1876
U. s. Coupons, 6's, 1881, ll2 "a ll3
u. s. FiVe-tWenties, lOB a. 1861
U. s. Sesen-thiIties, lO7 "a 100
Certificate Of Indebtedness, new, 07 "a 9S
Wilmington City Loan, 1903 a 10
New Castle County Loan, 1O6 "a ll0
Delaware State Bonds, lO5 "a 1OG
T. W. g. Is. Railroad Bonds, l4h "a llj
Delaware Railroad bonds, 100 (1 1OG
Delaware Railroad Stock, 244(D 264
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
THE MlsSOURiRADlUALs AND THE BAL
TIMORE NOMINEES.


The ST. Louis Democrat, organ of the Missouri
Radicals, places the Lincoln and johnson ticket
at the head of its columns, and editorally
pledges itself TO an earnest support OF tue same.
Ii says:
So frankly and often have we stated our posi-.
tion that We are certain il has been and still is
we'll enough understood. Preference for or op-
position 10 any man ut the sacrifice Of principle
had never place in our thoughts. First assure
us ihut the measures vital to the country's wei
fare will be adopted, and we make no quarrel
over names. Whether this man OF that man sits
iu the White House is of no moment in compare
SOU with the question, "Whut will he do 2" Our
auXietes have centred in this question, nnd our
solicilude has been not ~ much to have the cail-
di1ate Of our personal choice us u certainty that
policy fatal to the country would be abandoned
aud one OF safety udupte !. The will of The peo-
pic has been heard and obeyed at Baltimore in
the adoption OF substantially radical platform I;
unanimous aud cordial welcome of the Radi-
Gals OF Missouri; nn emphatie accommodation
uf tho Conservative fnGlinn OF the country a
pointed and scathlng rtbuke of the fossilism and
sold togyism" in the NanOual Cabinet and the
nomination Of au eminent Radical statesman for
Vice President
We can designate points 10 which we would
havu amended the action OF tho Convention. The
nomination Of Grant, Butlur or Chase would
have pleased us better than that OF Mr.. Lincoln.
But 1t is now our nlain duty, which We accept
with cheeriulness, to seek the reelection OF the
fairly designated nominees Of tho Unionisis Of
tho country, and to carry to triumphant con-
elusion the Radical policy TO which hc Is com =
mittcl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
TIE REBEL GEN. roLK nnALLY KILLED.

TIE REBEL GEN. FOLK REALLY KILLED.
All doubts as to the death Of the Rebel Gen.
eral bishop Polk are lissipated by the following
Dispatch which We find in tho Petersburg E1-
press OF tue l6th;
ATLANTA, Jane 15.--The remnins Of General
Polk arrived here this morning and were deposit
ted in st. Luke's Church. The funeral services
were conducted nnd sermon delivered by Rev.
Dr. Quiniard before large assembly. The re.
h.ains were then escorted TO tho noon train for
Augusta with military hOnors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24

SAVE Youn MosRY.--nememper the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCaulley, ESD, No. COG Market street, Will
mingtOn, bel, und is opened every day to re-
eove deposits. All amounts received from ono
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day Of deposit.
WM. McCADLLEY, President.
JoHH P. RurH. see'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
CITY MATTERS.

TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. l..
Tho United States Deputy Collector of In-
formal Revenue, for Division No. |, comprising
Wilmington, Christiana Drandywine and Mil
Creek tlds informs the Manufacturers, Butch
ers and others, that the duties aud inxes nccru-
ing upon their returns TO the Assessor for the
month Of May, 1864, will be due on the 20lh
day Of Jane, 1864, and that he will be at his
Office, on aud after the 20h until the both OF
June, for the purpose Of receiving the same.
Payment in all 10 be made in gold or silver
coin Or iu Treasury notes issued under the au-
lhoriy Of the Unite States, or in notes Of banks
organized uudoI the act to provide National
Currency, and known rs National Banks.
All persons not availiug themselves of the
opportunity Of the time named will subject
themselves 10 an addition Of ten per cent On the
amount due.
JOHN +. nILYARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours 8 TO
IL A. NJ, /. to 4 T.. NJ. june N Nv.
PAYMEar OF TANEs-Tho undersigned Ro-
ceiyer of Taxes, will be at the City Hall on aud
after the first day OF July, 1864, between the
hours Of o'clock and H. in the morning, and
from 10 in the afternoon, for tho purpose OF
receiving taxes. A deduction Of five per cent
IL made on all taxes paid in July. All paid in
August aud up 10 the day Of election the face OF
the bill must be paid, and after that date five
per cent will be added TO the bill Bankable
funds only received in payment Of Taxes.
4. q. GAYLEY,
Receiver Of Taxes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
MARRIpn

wARNER-GRUBB On the 2Oth lust, by the
nt. Rev. Alfred Lee, Il. TATNAIL wARNER,
Jr., to Anna E., daughter Of tho late Edward
Grubb ell of this city M cards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
TO LETT

,st5Ar tenement Of hve rooms rent So per mon IN
nsW4 PTeferepce Will be given 70 a family without
iii r small children, and considerable wolk can
llSizh DO haddther on my farm or In my house.
J. A. BROWN,
mara Living Home, Newport Pike,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24
june l4-2m

II. Il. BRmoHUnsT, DRUGGIST AND APoTnE-
cARY, 3l7 Market-next door to the corner Of
Fourth sireet-has just received and offers for
sale, large variety OF fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, P6tent medicines aud
perfumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, q large
assortment of hair brushes and tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps huir preparations, &C., he is prepared to
sell them at the original Now York and philadel-
phia retail prices lie keeps constantly on hand
u large stock Of the most popular and most reli
ablo Patent medicines, oil Of which he gurantco
to be the truly genuine, aud warrants them
frosh and unadulteratcd. Ayers Sarsaparilla
and Cherry Pectoral Juynes' Expoclorant
Jaynes' Alternative, Carminatiye, Vemifuge
and Sanative Pills Browne Esseuce Of Ginger,
Husbands Magnesa, Browns bronchial Troches,
Railways Ready Relief Tobias Horse Iinimcnt,
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Linimont. Wolfs
SchnaPps aud brakes Plantation Bittero, war.
ranted genuine aud sold at reduced prices
We would also call particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years,
aud can be relied on for their safe aud effica-
cioua cuios; Bringhuists Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, 10 ono Of the beat
emcdica krOWn for diseasea of the Lungs
liringhursts Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent reme-
~ ~, Dyepeps,n. AVER Sompnlhls' ~o' BRING
hursts Anti Bilious Pills, popular and desi-
rahe enre for Bilious Fevers, Jaundce, Costiye
aess Head Aches, &c. Bringhurst's blackberry
Compound, au invaluable remedy for Cholc,
Cholera Morbus. Diarrhea. Dripping Pains, and
Summer Complaints in uhilirenj Bringhursrs
Kings Mixture, speedy and elhcacious appli.
cation for Pans, Bruises, Rheumatism, Chill
6lains, Frosted Feet, &C., and also Bringhurst's
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, the popular mcdi.
cine for Diaordercd stomachs, Indigestion, and
Diarrhma. This preparation of Ginger, unlike
those disagrecablo aud useless nosirums sold
under tho same name, is prepared only from The
genuine bleached Jamaica Ginger
HassOn's Compound Syrup OF Tar, for Coughs
Colds, IIoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat, and ali
the affections of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
20 cents per bottle sep l1'tE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Ncv.York Assembly Nomination.

SCHENECTADY CoUyrY.-Arthur W. Hunter. Dem.
ULSTER CoUSrY.-Ist Dist.-Seymour L. Stebbins.
lid Dist-S. Maxwell Taylor Of Elenvie. Unionist.
Emg CouNTY.-IIId Dist-,John c. LaDgncr. Iyth
Dist--Dayid N. Brown. Democrats. The Union nori
nee, thus far are, Ist Dlst-Roswol L. Burrows lid
Dist.-Frcderick P. Stevens. IVth Dist--Edwin W.
Godfrey.
COLUMBIA CoUSTT.-rd Dist.-Samuel W. Carpenter,
Onion Walter ShultA Dem.
wARREs CousTY.-Jerome Lsphsm, Union.
DELAWARE CoUNrr-It Dist.-Ira E. Sherman. lid
Dist-James Oliver. Union.
OSospAaA CouSrY.-Ist Dist-Albert L. Green. lid
Dist-DsnielP. Wood. Syracuse; and Lilo Dist-H 2.
ToDan- Lafayette, Union.
FRANKLIN COUNT. w. Kimball, Union.
QUEENS CoUyTY-Ist Dist-William Turner, Dem.
JEFFERSON COUNTY list District james G.. KEEL
loge. Union.
HgrKIxEg CouyrY.-bt District Mr.. Tillcnhos.,
of Norway. Union.
WASHINGTON CoUSTy.-IId District 8. Z. Spoor.
OF Hebron. Union
ToMPKISs CoUsTY-Henry d. Lord. Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

UNION GENERAL COMMTTTEB.-A meeting Of
the delegates from the Assembly Districts OF this city
was held last evening at Hope Chapel for the purpose
ofnomipatng candidates for the various county Offices
The meeting was Organized BY the election Of Col Rush
c. Hawkins as President and james L. HASTE anu D.
s. Riterband Secretaries. The lists OF delegates
we've called and re-. ponded TO- long discussion en-
sued 40 to whether il would be expedient to appoint
Conference Committee tosc0nfer with other organiza
tons
The following resolution finely passed;
Ps.ol,,d Thai Committee Of one from each Assembly Dis
,,ic be appointed with oil Union Asociaons 10
this City with view OF uniting ticket ior local canai
dates.
This was unanimously adopted.
An informal ballot then held for the nomination
of candidates. with the following result; ,,rs
Tor St.y!gT clI.G2RfInAYWi liam S. Davidson
fE bis,ricf Attorney Thomas II. Van Buren,.
For Ciiv .Jadgs.---John II. White.
For Sapsrris0r.-Eobsrt l.. Beatty.
Pending the nomination of Coroner ashor recess rs
taken dining which, the President prepared a iist OF
the names OF the Conference Committee: The ConVen'
ton was then called order and the list read as oi
lows:
r. r. Weymouth. VI. T. b. Mlliten, August ymel.
j. W T. Van Ripper. Nathan Kingsley, Richard KEY.
George Mctianm waldo Hutchns. Chares y. POI
hamus. G. r. Bradford. II. II. Woods, f. NJ. Porley
James NJ. Murray, Alexander Wider. Andrew Crsit
- Kirk X. l.. Edwards. 49,
The vote then taken for Coroner resulting IN the
nomination II the fnlowing gentlemen FROM the barge
lit named; Alexander Wilder. VIM. Haw, r.. Edward
/. Collin. ; Kaufnann.
The Convention then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

MAMMOTH On. COMPASY.--We should judge
BIZ the large numbr Of these corporgons now being or
ganiled ibn tho petroleum oil business WAS very pros
porous The discovery OF this oil has been worth already
millions Of dollars TO the Government The shipments
abroad are Gt present perfectly enormous. and are
siaadily md rapidly Increasing A now company,
known as the President Petroleum Company" Is now
he.se organized with prospective capital Of I'VE NIL
lions llas We have seen list OF the Stockholders
and embraces some Of the strongest names IN the cy
If New.Yort including seven bank presidents. and
other leading men connected with some OF the largest
institutions IN the country. We have no interest IN any
OIL company bat do not hesitate 10 say that, had we
promises to pay large dividends and can hardly he'll
doing - even with only moderate success Ihoseoi our
readers Who have money 10 invest In corporations o
his character will find tiis new company worthy Of
.her attention See advertisement, In our columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. sEfTEMBER 80 1864

the stock of his Individual bank, upon the legal
bubble that the bank was no. owned by cor.
poratiOn, but by a single individuN won't Ole
Schoharie oblige the country by sQuelCalng GOOD
year at the polls
In the XIXth District, DEMAs HUBBARD, Jr.,
Of Smyrna, was nominated on Saturday iast
after session by the Convention of two day,
and on the Oath ballot.
liz the XXth Pennsylvania District the Union
Convention balloted from Friday noon last till
Saturday afternoon, and finally took up and
nominated CHARLES VERNON CUTLER. He was
born in Ohio is about thirty-four, Wing in
his antecedents, never o positive partisan, never
an aspirant for political advancement-a banker
and general man of business of the highest rep
utation in Pennsylvania, and known throughout
bis State for his probty, his iberality and bus
enlightenment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
DIED.

BALCH-Tn Ludlow, VI, on Monday Sept ~ OF cons.mp,
ton Ellen NJ wife VIM d. Bach snd eldest daughter Of
Henry IS. Melville OF this city. ,-
The relatives and friends Of the family aye mos.
invited 10 attend tie funeral this day Thursday at CLOCK
from be residence Of her father, No 2S Amy street,
RaXTER-At Harlem, Wednesday, the 2sb inst aver
LINGERING illness borne with Christian fouds, Ssf an
Jane PAGE wife If Warren c. Baxter. ,..s N attend
The r.s:ly.. and fesa .tfsnes 10 liz
TAursdsy the 29h inst, at O'Clock p. IN The remains
will be taken 10 Cold Spring tor in'erment
BURROUSHS-sudleny Sunday, Sept q, George L.
eldest Of George and CsAanne burroughs oi bhdSs
port, Conn, aged AZ years.
CARPENTERCn Tuesday the 9Th inst at h.s resdrnes
Fairfield Essex County " J after long and painful VI
ness John Carpenter aged 80 year,.
Ii funeral will take place at bis ats tssaencs on @
taken TO Hoboken and from there oeioeh 70 1reen
wood Cemetery The ends and relatives OF the family are
invited to attend
HINsDALT-Tn Baltimore. on Third day. nth met, Mary
Hinsdae relct Of henry Hinsdae, late OF THIS city =,
The ends Of the faulty respectfully invited 70 attend ner
funeral on Eifth day. 29h inst. from FRIENDS see Ing
House. on goth street at II ! o'clock.
LALOR-On Tuesday the 18th inst the residence OF ms
S,lfriay lanes Kelly Daniel Youngest Of the late
Daniel Lalor aged n years month and u days - .
The funeral will take from ais LAT. residence 70. q
Irving place Thursday, Sept 70 Of m rom thence
10 II Peters Church. Bsrc ay street Inc TRENDS Of the
family and iho.~ Of his brothers John aud William Laso
are rcque. ,ed 20 attend without further invitation
sFXTON-On "wednesday Sept d Alice antoine'te dapgh
ter Of Jotn and Cshar sexton sged year 10 uona'
ard . days -,
10 attend tie funeral No. ll9 East 4'th street si
o'clock trdsy.
yREpFVBURG H-Kiled ct the battle near Winchester on
M,udsy Sept. 10 1854 Major Peter |rcd' nOHrgh 'com
nsnding lstk NewJeT.ey Volunteer, aged =, year.
The relatives and riend requested 10 attend the unsIN on
Friday sep, 80 a. 10, O'Clock from the Reformed Dutch
Church at treenold y. j. without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

When, at Buena Vista, after much desperate
fighting, Gen. Taylor was summoned by Santa
Anna to surrender at discretion, the laconc
reply of the old hero was that he declined &C.
ceding to the request. Now, the Chicago
leaders demand ga cessation Of hostilities, and
their candidate says he is happy to know
that when the nomination was made the record
of his public life was kept in view. A change
merely of date and names IN the letter above
referred to Of Gen. Taylor, will furnish the
response, in effect, which the nation is prepar'
ing to give at the ballotbox:
"Soyonbes g. 1854.
"To TIE CHICAGO M,SAGrRs;-In reply 10 yours
sumnoninc rs 70 surrender our forces discretion VT
beg leave to say that We decline accedng 10 your 70
quest We remain, &C.,
"THE AMERICAN PEoPLg.'