Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
UNION TICKET.

mons.
Assistant-E. l.. Brown.
Inspector-2d precinct--0wen Zebley,
Assistant-D. P. Curlitt
FIFTH WARD.
W. Dorsey, years
lnspector-Samuel Il. Thomson.
Assistant-James Vincent.
*Mr. Preston claims to be the regular
nominee of the party. Mr. Talley also pub
fishes card making the same claim,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
Mayor-Thomas Young.
Alderman--Thomas ID. Gibson.
City Treasurer--Thomas c. Chandler.
Assessor-Milton Lackey.
FIRST WARD
Council-John P. Springer
lnspector-Howard Ogle Moore.
Assistant-Ralph Mccall
SECOND WARD
Council-Albert Thatcher, year.
Edward Moore, 3 years.
lnspector-Wm Graves.
Assistant-J Davis Watson.
THIRD WARD.
Council--Charles Gooding.
Inspector, LIST precnct-Edmund b. Fra
ger.
Assistant-Wm. G. Wilmer
Inspector, 2d precinct-Pcter Springer
Assistant-Michael Callahan
FOURTH WARD.
COuncil-Theodore f. Crawford.
Inspector, lst precinct-GeoTge Brown
Assistant-Ioseph L. Beggs.
Inspector, I'd prccinct-Daniel b Wood
ward
s'stont-George Magee
FIFTH WARD.
COunci-Wm Mccall
VIM Bright
lnspector-Iohn S. Mccall
Samuel r. Cloud
PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTIONS.
First Ward-at the White Horse Hotel
corner of Second and Tatnall streets
Second Ward-at the Odd Fellows Hall
corner of Third and King streets.
Third Ward-1st prccinct-at the north
west corner Of Sixth and Orange streets
2d precinet-at the Lafayette Hotel, cor
ner of Ninth and Shipley streets.
Fourth WaM-lst precinct-at the CITY
Hall.
cd precinct-at Lewis H. Coxe's office,
Seventh street between Poplar and Lombard
Fifth Ward-at the Farmer and Mechan.
les Hotel. No. 1915 King streets.
Thepolls will be opened between the hours
of IL and O'Clock, and remain open until 7.
THE NOMINATION ELECTION.
We, the undersigned, Judges of the Nom-
nation Election held AT the City Hall, on the
26th day of August, not being satisfied with
the Clerks accountin regard 10 the Citv Trea-
sTer, appointed Friday evening, the first
day of September, and gave both parties
On doing so we found that William Preston
received 65l votes; Wesley Talley, SAG; II
ii. D. Nah, 6; William B Hyland, /; Alex
ander Laws, ]; JAS Speakman, 1; Sylvester
Rianhard, T.; George II. Roberts, /
JoHN w, GRIFFITH,
HuGH SwEEEY, Judges of Election
EDMUND PROVOST
A CARD.
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER 9d, 1865.
Whereas, an impression has been made
that have Withdrawn from the nomination.
AT the request of my friends, now announce
myself as the regularly nominated Union
Candidate for the office of City Treasurer
t peciUlly,
WESLEY TAIIEY.
The Meeting at tie Exchange in Retefene,
10 the COMING Jubilee IF Odd Ftlloics. A
meeting was held at noon on Friday, nj The
Exchange Saesroom, Baltimore, of the differ
cnt merchants and business men of that CITY
to take some action in reference to the com
ing assemblage of Odd Fellows in Baltimore
from various parts of the country during til,
/ present month.
George W. Herring, Esq, upon motion o
| William jackson, Esq, was called to th
chair, and Henry Duval, Esq, appointe,
Secretary. The object of the meeting wa
briefly stated by Mr.. Herring upon takinl
the chair, after which the following preamble
and resolutions, offered by Col. r. b. Cole
man, were adopted unanimously
WHEREAS, The Grand Lodge of the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows of the Unite,
States, representing constituency of NOR
than one million of persons, including larg
numbers of citizens Of the Southern States
proposes to assemble in this city on the 1871
instant, with thousands of the membershi
from all parts of the country, who design par
ticipating in the dedication of the Wilde
monuments and whereas the unbroken unioi
of this large and popular brotherhood is
cause of congratulation to every lover of hi
country; therefore,
ReSotced, That tho merchants of Baltimor
hail the meeting of said body with the great
est pleasure, and especially the expecte
presence OF the representatives of the no'
reunited States of the South, and in token {
their deep interest in the matter, do hereh
agree TO organize for the purpose of giving
banquet TO the said Grand Lodge, at sue
+ time, place, and under such regulations a
may be hereafter agreed upon.
Resolred, That committee be appointc
by the chair TO wait upon the merchants
Baltimore for subscriptions for said purpose
and that said committee he fully authorize
/ ana empowered to appoint such sub or otht
{ committee as may be necessary to carry int
effect the foregoing resolution
The meeting then adjourned, subject TO ih
| call of the President From the character
the gentlemen having the affair in charge
and the extensive arrangements proposed, III
entertainment will he grand affair.
'SmOthered to Death.-AIr Broad, of Bo,
ton, one of the principal submarine diver
employed by the Philadelphia, Wilmingto
and Baltimore Railroad Company in cor
struciing their bridge at Havre.de Grace
, Md, was smothered to death in his divn
dress, on Friday, owing TO a defect in tn
air-pumps.
: Birds Eye Fie,o Of Wilmiagton-C Con-
blnlng the beauties of a Landscape with tn
accuracy of Photograph and the usefulnes
Of map-for sale by G. W. Haven, Genera
Agent, No 404 Market Street, (second floor.
Also Birds Eye View" Letter Paper
being the above view reduced in size, an
printed as a letter heading c. w. Have
404 Market Street, Sole Agent. Both tn
above published by Julius Krauspe, No so
Shipley Street.
Q. W Haven is also Sole Agent for tn
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