Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS
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AUGUST ~ 1862
SIcR AND WOUNDED SoIDrERs.- six
or eight hundred sick and wounded soldiers
passed through this city yesterday, about
noon, for Philadelphia. A telegraphic des-
patch was received in the morning by some
Of our citizens, announcing that the train
would arrive here about twelve O'clock
Long before the cars arrived many of our
Union-lovlng citzens--mnle and female old
and young-could be seen vending their way
towards the depot, with baskets, buckets
kettles or wheelbarrows, ladened with some
thing to snt the tastes of the sick and
wounded. There was II large concourse of
persons gathered along the railroad in the
vicinity of the depot to administer to the
wants Of the brave defenders of our coun-
try and our glorious old flag All partook
freely Of the superabundance of good things
prepared for them, and the patriotic men
expressed their thanks to the donors for their
generous tribute TO them for the services
rendered in suppressing this causeess and
wicked rebellion.
UNION PARTY.--A meeting Of Union men
waa held in the upper room Of the Central
Building on Wednesday evening, when the
committee appointed at a previous meeting
made the following report which was unan-
imously adopted For President, Abner
=. Bailey Vice Presidents, philemma
Chandler, Thomas johnson; Recording Sec
retary Horace q. Biddle Corresponding
Secretary, g. A. Rodney; Treasurer, Daniel
James.
Executive Committee--FirstW Ward--Geo.
s. Ilagany, Charles Warner, William Ii
Pierce, Edward y. Bellah, David Woolman.
Second Ward-George Nebeker, Jacob
f. Sharp Samuel Bddle, n. r. Benson
job ii. jackson.
Third Ward-Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr,
Joshua r. Heald Joseph Pierson, james ii
Beggs, II. N. Wickersham.
Fourth Ward--Dr j. f. Vaughan, John
+. McLear Abraham Staats, II. Il. Robin
son, George Stenrns
Fifth Ward--Jos. Pyle, John W. Haw-
kins, Joseph NJ Pusey, John Downing
! JOhn n. 1almef.
KuLED.-Ye Yesterday morning, n brakesnau
named kerns. on an extra train of ears
containing the Sixth Massachusetts Regi
ment, enroute for Washington, was killed al
the Bridge ut Chester by his forehead COM
ing in contact with the bridge, whilst ON top
of one of the cars. He resided in Balti
more, and was about twenty-five years o
age. His body was brought to this city
where Coroner Killgore held an inquest
when the jury rendered verdict in accord
anee with the above facts
UaIoN MEET1Nd.-T Union voter.
Of Appoquinimink Hundred, are requested
to meet at Blackbird, on Saturday, the 2Otl
inst, at one o'clock, Z. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate to the lie
gislature, members of the Levy Court, In.
spector, Assessor and Road Commissioners
By order of the Central Committee