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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

'"' 'oiluNluS Is II copy ol ten ltusecranS
despatch to ten. Grant in relation to the
battle near Corinth.
~ CoRlNrn, Miss, 0et 4.
10 Major General u. S. Grant
Despatch received telling me to follow mn
the Rebels. This morning Price made n
fierce and determined attack on our left
the contest lasted until eleven O'Clock. and
was very deadly to the enemy. They drove
IN our centre--spme of them penetrated To
the Corlnth House. Hamilton, who was ON
the lnaln line of their attack, maintained his
ground ~ all but one spot, and made an ad.
vance, ana secured the centre, with two first
rate regiments. COL Sullivan gave rs time
10 BRING our batteries into action, and saved
the day on that side Van norn and Lovoll
nadr II most determined attack on the OK
tremc right ON the Chrwallu road. They
were ted to the attack through the abaltia
two Ql their columns reached the ditch. the
Other two stopped not fifty PAGES from il.
all that grape and cunnister could do was
Tried, but when it reached that point II charge
was ordered, when il became II race between
the 2'th Ohio and the llth Missouri This
was too much for the staggered columns
Many fell down and held mp their hands for
mercy. They were badly beaten on both
fronts Ihry lcit their dead and wounded
ON The field, aud are in full retreat
onr loss, though serious, especially in oil
GERS, la nothing like that Of the enemy.
Briiga'er General llnckleman fell bravely
lighting AT the head Of his brigade yesterday,
shot through the iuguhr vein. co.'s. Kir6y
smith, Gilbert and Mower wounded, not
lmlortally General Oglcsby dangerously.
lhe number killed cannot tell, Their
Killed and wounded are strewn along the
road for live miles out, where they had a
hospital. We have between 200 and 1000
prisoners, not counting wounded. McPhrr-
son has reached here with his forces W.
move at daylight in the morning.
W, S. RosEcRANs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
The War in Kentucky.
nlsrATrn FRoM nnA nItL

blSiAItli FROM GEN. BUELL..
I'srtHrU3e hg,, near Bdristomu, Ol 10
4 To Major General II. w. llalleck. General
n-Chief II have already advised Won a
the movements of the army under my com
mand from Louisville
More or less skirmishing has orcurre,
daily with the enemys cavalry. Since thrt
II was supposed that the enemy would piy,
battle at Bardstown.
My troops reached that point ON the an
driving out the enemy's rear guard of cav.
airy aud artillery, the main body toward.
Springfield, whittier the pursuit was conlin.
ued
Ille centre corps, under General Gilbert
moved IN the direct read from Springfield
to Ferryrllle, and arrived on the 1th within
TWO miles OF the town, where the enemy was
found to be in force.
lhe left column, under General McCook.
came upon the MaXvilc road about len
O'Clock yesterday. the slh.
III was ordered III position to attack, and
strong reconnaissance directed
Al lour o'clock ] received Il request from
ueheral Met ook for reinlorcements. and
learned that the left had been seriously en-.
gagged lor several hours, and that the right
anu 'eIt oi lhat corps were being turned and
.,'e' y i'N9SNhs
tenlorcements We're immedintelv sent
forward from the centre.
Orders were also sent to the right column,
under General Crittenden, who was advanc-
lns by the Lebanon road, to push forward
and attack the enemy'5 left, but it was ini-
possible to produce any decisive results.
lhe action continued until dark. Some
sharp lighting also occurred in the centre
lhe enemy was everywhere repulsed, but
not without some momentary advantages
On the left the several corps were pnt in
position during the night, and moved TO ut
tack at six o'clock this morning. Some
guard
The main body has failed back in the di.
rection Of llarrodsburg.
have no accurate report of our loss vet.
~ ~ Is probably pretty large, including vaua-
9le officers. Generals Jackson and rerrill,
Iegtel to say, are among the number Of
lN'en'dl y. q. BUELL.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
NO DRAFTING IN DELAwARr.

An order, just issued and directed to
Col. GEORGE p. FISHER, announces by
authority of the War Department, that
delaware, having filled her quota of vol
unteers for the war, will be exempt from
the draft. This gratifying result has been
brought about by the unceasing efforts Of
Messrs. FISHER and CANNON. These
gentlemen with most persistent energy
have succeeded in raising the quota oi
volunteers of our State To its maximum
standard, thus avoiding altogether the
necessity of resorting to draft in order
to meet the requirements Of the War n,-
partment.
While the true and loyal people of
Delaware are ready and willing. At any
and all times, to enter the service and de,
iend the flag and constitution Of their
country, they will nevertheless, feel glad
to know that the involuntary method of
drafting them into the army has been
dispensed with, and that their position as
State and their patriotism as citizens
owing allegiance to the Federal Union
have equally been yindicated through the
industry and perseverance of the noble
men-CANNoN and FIsHER-whom they
have chosen as their standard bearers in
the cause of the Union, in the coming
election. Now that they have established
the honor of Delaware, and proudly placed
her among the most loyal of all the loyal
States of the Union, by a patriotic and
voluntary response to the calls of our i'm
periled country for help in the field, let
us also go to work as did Messrs CANNON
and FISHER, and strengthen, before the
world, our devotion and fidelity to the re-
public by electing to Office in November
next these men who will stand by the
people, the Government and the Union,
in all that relates to the glory and per-
petuity of our once united and happy
country.
10 be successful in the field we must
have honest and fearless men in council.
WILLIAM CANNON and GEORGE p. FISHER
have proven themselves such and should
receive the popular endorsement. Let
the people of Delaware stand by them in
November, as they have all along stood
by the Union and its manifold interests
Thus may we perpetuate to the latest
generation the priceless heritage of bless
ings'-ciyil, political and religious
which our fathers bequeathed to us in
trust for the happiness and glory of our
common postcrty throughout all time.
The following is the order reyoking the
draft -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
Kent County.

Kent County.
Senator'S,
DIR. VIM. Cummins, Thos. b. Coursey,
Representatives.,
MINUS H. Coverdale, Alexander Frazier,
John Woodall, Outen l.. Anderson,
William Walker, Jehu +. Tharp
Powell Aaron,
Sheriff. Coroner.
VIM. II. Hobson, Curtis S. DEMPSEY
Levy Court Commissioners
Peter s. Collins, Duck Creek Hundred
John Moore, Little Creek
James Johns, Dover
William p Beswick, Milford
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

AN INQuIRY.-A correspondent re
quests us to ask the city Fathers ifthere
is now amy law in existence to prevent
hogs from roofing up private and other
property? A number of the "swinish
multitude' are now at large in the public
streets, and if the ring and yoke law is
still a live ordinance, he, in common with
other citizens would like to see it enforced
who can answer our correspondent ?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
SUSSEX County Union Nominations.

Senators,
Gideon b NAPLES, Thomas H. Fooks
Rcprentattecs,
John A. Hazard, Curtis A. Connaway
John NJ. Burton, VIM. b Ricards,
Joseph i. Hall, Edwin G. Burton,
John Futcher.
Sheriff. Co,uer,
Asbnry G. Pepper Bayard Sharp
Lc,y Go1n Commissioners,
John M. Short, Nantieokc Hundred,
Joshua 0bier, N W Fork Hundred,
James IL. Warren, Cedar Creek Hundred
VIM I. Burton, Indian River Hundred,
John Long, Baltimore Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

No OPPosITIoN.-In one of the Hun
dreds in Sussex County, we are told, the
rebels had the election all their own way,
on last Tuesday The Union men ran no
ticket, and did not deem it important to
make any effort They will act differently
in November, "..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
ANOTnER HATrLE.
C'HiHfe q Rc]a Wagons ahd One Thow,

UV7077 q HtI1l Udgoas nd One TAougauli
Prisoners.
=, LollsFnlE, O@. H. Special 10 N. y.
lie@ld I-- Dispatches from Lebanon says
NAV a great battle was fought Yesterday.
helween Ilarrodsburg and Danville, and
tnai It was heavier than that of Wednesday.
u hr mon troops have captured 100 re
bel Wagons and 1000 prisoners.
d ! y" rebels are retreating to Camp Dick
Doubtful rumors say that Bragg and
Uhealham were killed in Wednesday, bat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Notice 70 the Families and Friends OF
Soldiers.

BY direction of the Delaware Relief and
Aid Society, Mr. james Bradford will
leave for the Camp at Bolivar Heights at
liarper's Ferry, this Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober l4th. ANY person wishing to send
package of any kind to their friends in any
Of the three Delaware Regiments, LIST, ID
Or I'd, can have it taken direct to them. -
Eatables, Jellies and Jamaica Ginger Is
most needed. Weight of package from i
10 lbs. put up in small box, and marked
to the person intended for. Would sng-
sest that each person, so sending, would
put up two small boxes, one extra of the
one for their friend, and not mari; it, then
il can be handed to some poor soldier Whose
family or friends We cannot let know, they
not living within reach of this notice. Ali
packages must be delivered at the lnsti-
tnte, corner of Eighth and Market, by ,
o'clock this afternoon, so they can be
packed in large boxes for shipment.
JAMES MEGRArTRN, Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
New Castle County.

Senators,
John f. Williamson, John p Belyille,
Representatives.,
John Hayes, John A. Duncan.
Solomon M. Curtis, David w Gemnill,
Merit Ii. Paxson, John Whitbv,
Levi W. Lattomus.
Sheriff, Coroner,
Lewis W. stidham, Owen zebley,
LsOy Court Commissioners,
Samuel p. Dixon, Mill Greek Hundred,
William D, Clark, Red Lion Hundred,
Serick f. Shalleross, st. Georges Hundred
Abraham Ingraham, Appoquinimink lid.,
VIM. S. Deakyne,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
S. M. PETTENGILI. & AL

No. 81 Park Rolo Ne,o York, g. 6 Statest, Boston.
Are our authorized Agents in tse cities to take Al
Tertisemenis and subscriptions for the Journal AMI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
NEW BOOKS.

Cecil Dreeme, by the late Major Winthrpp Edwin
Dsvia, by Alexander smith Lady Maud by Pierce Egao
The Armies Of Europe by Geo. D. Mcclellan Nebel1o,,
Record. six numbers bound in cloth Silver Inr,i X
Shirley Br1oksi Revised U. 3. Army Regulations: Rs:
5e.ion Of ronltFy parson in volumes Tom Brown at
ihrsllapsi House the Moor Partisan JSajnr ,iy
thage and her Remains BY Dr. Dayis iorrS Of Paris y
ngAs' i' & &MhVen.ntes 10 tho South Pacific by rowing
pflnler tns UPRISING Of the GiuAt Pe0pv Farsisv "
Chemical liiatpry tta Candle. T'' '"'""SS =
A'' tue new bookH received soon an publishei At
whotat..,lu.. uEokGE CRAIG Jr,,
W wholesale and llatail book and Stationery stare
hpFl lub Market Street Wiimtii,t,, ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

NorIoE. The City Treasurer desires IL.
to state that the city small notes will in
future be issued at the City Hall, on every
Tuesday and Friday morning, ut haf.past
! o'clnck. Only "Green Backs" or Del
aware notes of the denomination of S5 and
upwards, will be received for them.
Tue FIFTEENTH VOLUME OF FRANK LESLIE
iidsrRArED NEWSPAPER has just commenc-
ed ana affords To the public un opportunity
OF subscribing to what has become II House
4 hold necessity. 1t combines many elements
OF popularity, being ut once National Re.
cord and Family journal. Ii brings home
to every one the history oI the week, graph.
eally illustrated and described The edito-
rials ure full of carnestness, and embrace
every topic Of the day considered in IL Ma
tlunal point Of view The War Pictures
are universally allowed to he the most truth.
lnl and interesting sketches ever published
ol contemporary events, aud form com
4 plete gallery of this great crisis in our His.
tory. In addition TO this admirable pano-
rama of the Military Events of the week, il
contains Romances Of great interest, besides
Stories and Incidents of great original mer-
it, as we'll as all the Literary, Theatrical
and Fashionable Gossip of the day. $3.50
i per annum. FRANK LESLIE, New York.
Terms.
One copy one year, or ~ numbers So so
une copy for six months, or 2G numbers | so
One copy for II weeks 90
Two copies, one year, in one wrap
per- to one address A 90
Three copies, one year, in one wrap
per- to one address G 90
Five copies one year, in one wrap
per, to one address 10 90
une extra copy to person sending Il
club of five. Two extra copies TO the per-
SON sending Il club of 10, and so ON, in pro.
portion. Every additional subscription
only ~.
The Ladies' Committee of the Delaware
State Association for the Relief of Sick
and Wounded Soldiers.
The undersigned would respectfully acknowl-
edge the receipt Ct the following sums during
the past month
Mrs. Samuel Poole, So 10
Sons of Temperance, being proceeds of
Panorama Exhibition, 90 10
Mis- Mary Fell, 10 OO
MIS- Evan Stlsenhurg, 90
Ad'NGe Clark ami Sydney RumfOrd, being
proceeds of Fair held by two little
Girls, 4 20
Miss Eliza NJ Elliott, 90
Rebecca Robinson, . 90
Mrs Connell, b On
Second BaptiHt Church Sunday School, So 80
Thomas barrett, 4 Oh
Mls Breese, from sale of one Pear, IS
Elizabeth Elliott TO
Frvm two little boys, being proceeds of
GMld's show 90
Mns. jams S. DioKERsoN,
Treasurer.
WilminVtou lth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
. . -
DIED.

TAHLoR.-ln Newark, on Friday. 10Th
INST, ABRAHAM TAYLOR, aged II Years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
Wilmington, Oct. 4th.

SOLDIERS, To THE REscuE -Youn.
men, rushing into the exposures and dan
srrs of Il soldiers life, should prepar,
themselves for the fatal Fcvers, the Dys
cntery the Sores and Seuyy, which ar,
almost certain to follow Holloway 5 Pills
used occasionally during tile campaign
will insure sound health to every man
Only - Genla per Boy. Oh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
OFFICIAI

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington City, d. c,
o.. October 10, 1862. !
ORDERED,
That whereas, the full quota of the
State of Delaware of Volunteers and Mi.
litia, called for by the President on the
I'd day of July, has under authority OF
this Department. been raised by volun-
teers, the order for Draft of Militia from
the State of Delaware is revoked and an
nulled
by order of the President,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Cor. FISHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

Tue Hartford Times says that, notwth-
standing the Federal Currency Tables state
that "ten mills make one cent, it knows
Of several mills that have not done anything
of the sort for ten years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
s"TO Farmers and Dealers ,ay,.,
MORO PHILLIPS,

mOttO FHALL1PS'
SUPER-PIIOSPIIATE OF LIMEl
Prepared at his CHEMICAL WORKS, CAMDEN.
Chemist. "-u Se'eh'lhr
Depot, Mo. 81 North Front 81
PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber offers his sUPER.pIIOspIJAT nm
LIME TO FARMERS and DEALERS with tha assa ~ " "
that 1t proves by use Its superiority to The Snna p, e
pilates and uuanos offered for sale by is
It's quick action and Its continued fsrtilisnF efTa
uniform composition guarantees Its uniform N
II contains an unusually large per ceniage Of Pbnsi
re Acii Us per eentage Of Ammonia, gives Il vrsst
ditianal Feriizng value, inducing rapid growth sSt
mparng the indispensable nitrogen to PLAsrs ' "Hl
u IL comparatively new article, being in use bnt H..
seasnns' and has already obtained great celehrItv
the FarmerH OF the neghbouring Counties and ia ng
sold and sought alter by the most Extensive nasla
Fertilizers In this City and stae-and also in th s
OF New Jersey. neaware an I Maryland. S'a's
No CAUTION TO BUYERs!-Obserye that ,,, ~
na paSe oi aulsctnrs Is ON each and every Package
II Is gnaranieel by me to DEALERS, under a uan.,
of one Thousand Dollars, that II will be ket M h. Ky
sana uneluAllqd standard as heretofore r. ~ W 'he
PRICE SO PER TON OF 1000 LIs No chsr,o e.,
packages Mono pIfiI IpAIge Ifeio Tor
as- A liberal discount made to DEALERS ''''Nifs'
aug .293m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA INVADED.
Maj, Gcn MoILELLAN,
S. WILLIAMS, A. A. G

The Rebels have again invaded Penn
sylvania and Maryland a large body
of Stuart's Cavalry crossing the Potomac
somewhere near Hancock, above the
right wing of the Army of the Potomac
passed through Maryland and occupied
Mcrcersburg, Pennsylvania, on Saturday
morning At night their advance. consis
ting of one thousand cavalry with six
pieces of artillery, were in Chambcrsburg,
which is in the rear of llagcrstown and
also of our army at Williamsport. Their
whole force is estimated at three thousand
strong The authorities at Chambersburg
the town.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

Wordsworth said that he could write like
Shakespeare, if he had mind to. "'rhat's
it, said Lamb, "he could, il he had a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
UNION PARTY NOMINATIONS.

For GoVernor,
WILLIAM CANNON.
For Representative to Congress,
GEORGE P. FISHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
FERTILIZERSI FERTIaEzERs
PURE RAW BONE DUST.
SUPER-PH0SpHATE OF LIME

llE gftHi demand for our goods last fall has induced
, us 10 lehAte ior the Spring trade with larger and
Ky TO hr''er advantage early u the season and have
.he Wy nruSis hllei without delay Descriptive pamphlets
WIN ueriheates, sent iree Of expense, application
Also SUPERIOR COAL OIL for BURNING and I.ugRt
uAIlN hARD, SPERM, WHALE and TANNEKS
Oils, lie brst IN the Market.
CROASDALE, CAMPBELL & co,
lUl North Delaware Avenue,
inu..a-.In Ill.II.uI..l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
Capture of LOngstreet,s Effects

NY THE BARD OF 1owgR HALL.
Brave Egan has seized II store
OF Longsireet'a best supplies;
Weapons which traitors bore,
Aud tents oil ample size.
A flag, both large and gay,
Among the spois was found,
Whose embroidery did display
Vlrginia's faith unsound.
And loads Of clothes beside,
Just iit for traitors wear;
The seams were gaping wide,
Nor any strain could bear.
To make such things of use,
10 CARPET rags Wen turn them.
Cheap floor cloths to produce,
That loyal feet may spurn them.
All how unlike the clothes
At Tower Hall displayed,
OF sterling stulf composed,
by ab'est wolkmeu made.
To Bennett's great liazaar
ie sons of Freedom flock,
Where all enchanted are
With the unriyaled stock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

s aIi was advertised that this Academy would be
teu ~ rh lis', nut sudden aud severe sickness
,.h Mhl,h Tue subscriber visited compelled most
honynent Of the enterprise BY the blessing Of eod he
eeh restored 10 health aud ilnuss for active duties
y y "IPiutlons for circulars for information con.
enminS lhs academy were unanswered, the neglect
s,,,s ~ ~ 'u"l AlekheHH' THE0. HYATT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14

Which Is by far the largest and most com
pete in Phiade'phia, aud has been purchased
Tor cash, mostly before the present advance in
fore, at the lowest possible prices
TOWER HALL, No. 5lS MARKET Street, Phil
al, lphia. BENNETT n 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
ING nIIIIfnrY Ilnnnrir,nnnt
PemnsyIvania Military ACADEMY

at west Chester, (for Boarders only.
I'lls Academy VIII he opened ON Thursday. sept. g.
ooS IN IT'S capaeions buildings are ARRANGEMENTS Oh
the highest order for the com lie 1uarerlns and %
aiHling ona hundred aud nifty cadets . -
IL .orps of competent and experienced teachers will
i've tne undivided attention to the educational depart
neht am aim to make their instruction thoreurh and
parleA The department of studies embraces die fol
.nni,ns courses Urinary, Commercial and Scientific
tuiieglate aud Military. The moral training Of eadets
VIII be carefully atteii,Ied to- 'h v '
Col. TIlEO, HYATT, President p M. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-14
The Battle at Co, nth.

Fhe following is a copy of Gen Rosecrans
despatch to Gen. Grant in relation to the
battle near Corinth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

DYsPEPsIA--Thisi s very distressing complaint and
gives the patient suffering than almost any other
disease; In fact It Is combination Of many diseases in
The symptoms numerous, and Of the nature
of almost all other complaints combined. From this fact
arise this many cases where this disease is mistaken
for some other. and improperly treated. The FIRST
symptoms indigestion. atulency, loss Of appetite heart
burn, headache, etc. II neglected. almost always awaken
some dormant disease, and send the poor sufferer to
premature grave. What you must first do is cleanse the
blood and regulate the bowels do this with the Mount
ain Herb Pills aud you bid defiance to dyspepsia
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

4 Large Grocery House.-F. A. HorcnKIss
has now open for inspection, at the corner Of
Main and Second Streets, by far, the largest
stock of Groceries, Provisions, etc, that ever
made entree into the Cedar Valley. To ac-
commodate this large stock, an addition of
thirty feet has just been made to his store,
making the building ninety feet deep. This
large store room, together with spacious
cellar and aportion of the upper story, is
crowded, even to excess. When this House
was established here, but little over one year
ago, one-llalf the room accommodated the
stock. and onc-half the number of men done
the business. Then it's trade was almost ex-
clusively confined to retail; now its jobbing
business is extensive and extends ovcra wide
area Of country. We arc pleased to notice
the rapid commercial advancement of this
House. 1t not only speaks of an appreciatiye
public, so far as the House is concerned, but
of rapid progression on the part of the town
and the country tributary to it. However
rapid the latter may bc, we feel willing to
voucE that F. a. lIoTcuKlss will not be found
elsewhere than in the vanguard.
Entire nous, FRANK, (if We may be allowed
the familiarity, re owe you handsome puff
for the lamp and coal oil. Will the above
and our poor hearts best thanks square the
account ~s $3.50 r-i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23
M a II II I H ID.

by Rev. L. d. Tracy, at the residence Of the brides
father, Judge CONVERSE, in Beaver Tewnshp Butler Co..
Iowa. May 18th, 1862, MIR. SAMUEL Z. HAYDEN, Of
Illinois, to MISS ADA JANE CONVERSE Of the former
place.
On the same day, by the same at New Hartford Butler
Co., Iowa, MIR. EDWARD +. NEEDIAM, Of Boylans
Grove, Iowa, to MISS HANNAH A. ENSIGN, Of New
Hartford.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

Cedar Falls & Minnesota X. R.-Thc
Executive Committee of the C. F. & NJ. r. r.
Company arc now in session at this place.
We have been unable to obtain a report for
this week. but are promised that it shall be
furnished us for our next issue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-23

SeAo& Aatters.-At the meeting of the
electors Of this sub District on Saturday last,
called BY the sub Director for the purpose Of
taking preliminary steps toward purchasing
. site Tor School House, the following Com.
n'ittce Of three was appointed to select loca-
ton for such purpose, and report to an adj
journed meeting, viz: DR.. JouN KERR, S. II.
ROUNDS, and WA. H. SESSIONS. The meeting
adjourned to meet on Saturday the oath inst
tto-morow), at . o'clock, P. u. We hope
that the meeting tomorrow afternoon may
be well attended, and that such action which
shall 20 credi:able and profitable to our town
may be taken.