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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07
Father Hyac,nthe's Declaration

Father Hyacinthe's Declaration.
/ LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Daily
Telegraph estimates the declaration
of Father Hyancinthe as NEARLY one
of the many manifestations reveal
ing the commotion in the Roman
Catholic Church, which promises to
make the Ecamenical Council the
occasion OF any thing but spiritual
peace.
PARIS. Sept. 22.-Le Temps says
the courageous course of Pere
Hyacin.he will create an immense
effect, appearing as it has on the
era of a great council. 1t is truly .
sign of the times. LIE Steele is OF
the opinion that the attitude of the
eloquent and earnest preacher must
exercise great influence in the prea>
ent crisis of the church.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

We are forced this morning 10 print
another batch of news which will
harrow up the sensibilities of every
true Democrat. The revenue re-
ceipts for the first quarter Of the
present year show an increase of ten
millions of dollars over the CORES
ponding quarter last year The
reduction of the public debt this
month will be about. four millions
of dollars.-Csn. Gazetse
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

pal of which, and the continually
accruing interest they have already
paid; forty three millions of dollars
of the debt having been paid since
the Inauguration of President
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-07

The Independent Order OF Good
TemplarS.
UPPKR SANDUsKY LODGE No. 70S. meets ev-
cry MONDAY evening, in Templar Hail.
in McConnelFs Block. Prompt and regular
attendance is requested.
T. Z. GRIsELL, W. C. T.
d. II. r. DEIsrLE, RS.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

CRACK DRAINED CHRIsTIANITY.-One of
those narrow minded Christians who do
more injury to the causeof religion than the
worst infdels, has given utlerance to the
opinion that the death of the Rev. MIR. Hal
leck in the recent accident on the Erie Rail
way was manifestation of the divine dis
pleasure against the habit Of smoking. If
The reverend gentleman had not been sitting
IN the smoking car, he would not have been
killed; II he had not been q smoker, he
would not have been in the smoking car I;
hence, he was killed because he was
smoker. This kind of reasoning reminds us
Of what the New York Observer SAID about
the railway slaughter on the New Haven
Railroad, at Norwalk, some years ago. That
wise newspaper discovered and proclaimed
10 It's readers that this awful event was Gods
judgment on the railroad company for run
nlng trains on Sunday How the men,
women, and children who were crushed and
drowned while travelling over the road on a
weekday were rlghtlully made to suffer for
the sins OF the company, 1t did not attempt
to explain. II may be that the good Father
ofall chooses to show his disapproval of our
conduct by such frightlul means but in the
absence of proof Of II, we prefer to dlsbeleve
it.-N Y. Sun.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

great Temperance demonstration took
va " e''ii''UNy'
1t is reported that the cotton caterpillar h as
made its appearance in Alabama.
ihree warehouses were destroyed by fire at
'' in' On lhursday' Loss $ZO'ouO.
The sales oil wool in Philadelphia last week
were immense reaching nearly $1,000, 600.
grand masquerade and fancy dress ball
LOOK place on Friday evening at the White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
oh larry 9anord, the sunday School pioneer Of
Es;Sb u'eu AZ ms residence III gainesville, on
r''N'y' "geu o. years
An old lady. aped 10 lied a, t,d;ona,,o,;s
gu wednesday from the effects of kicks from
20" she was milking.
+. G. Capreol of Toronto addrassed tho "a
wego Board of Trade an Fridav on ~ .','lioa,
u Tue huron and Ontario Ship Canal.
The United States staomor C1ott,,s,,,,n, iii,
the Monitor Centanr ayrivod =. ". W. "l.n
Friday. from SANTIAGO 10 oh, a. Ney m9s' Oh
A letter hos baa,, ..,o;u., =. MI d..
Rome nreinc tbe forn,otion ~ e. .otIn.o ION
of Zonavss fer 10 palnni n =. Sno'ner corps
''P''' 'e' '''e'
versaist Church ot Roc.lgn9 AS No q, s1e I'M
snneryisop of Srbools SisI -, MI nj; anS county
'''u''Oay'
vinca Of Ne,r ,,on ane interior OF the pro.
tile aoricntnra nroenao, S'Our ~ epieseh'hg
'''''''''' r''9p9''' 'N'''"0'y'
A woman stole $4,000 worth of diamonds
an5 aso 5Ym"' 9'o'' l" at LOUIS on FRIDAY,
N'f'N'
man named Broyden, postmaster and ex.
press agent At Pacific CITY, Iowa, has abscond-
the Government. ''' PA"S anu
Inc repairs oil the kideau Canal, at Jones
falls' Gahaaa' are being rapidly pushed for
least Ave weeks. - 'p'" 'O' at
kahenatein, the defaulting clerk in the Re-
Selvel-'enerar department in Ottawa,
Canada escaped from jail on Wednesday
m,
Inc Inc Gehtehnlai anniversary OF the birth day
oi iiuin9olat WIN pc celebrated IN st. Louis by
festival, WIN music anu orations IN dinerent
languages
'0li i inward was sehteneea IN CINCINNATI,
oi rli.iay, 70 'ne penitentlary TOT lie, IN the
1oln.ion rieas court lor Tue murder oil Alfred
ioiiis' III Apiii lust
Commodore S. S. Lee, brother of Gen. r
II. Lee, dieu at MS nome IN stafford County,
va, OH lhuisuay'
The Customs officers at San Franeiseo have
seized over $4,000 worth of opium ON the
China steamer, for violation of the revenue
laws.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

A RELIC OF ANDREW JACKSON. Old Hickory's
Brandy Bott!e.--There is in possession of Col.
Robert s. Swords, of this city, relic of the
old Democratic war-horse, Andrew jackson,
which is well worth description It is an old
fashioned, square cut-glass decanter, On one
side it bears the inscription 1929. Andrew
Jackson to Colonel John A. Stanard U. S. A.
On the opposite side appears C. NJ. Stanard to
Colonel X. $. Swords. 1t was presented by
President Jackson to his intimate friend Col.
Stanard, who was also the intimate friend of
General Scott, and was present with the latter
at the historic Lundy's Lane fight, and wound
ed there. The gallant Colonel died at the
white House in Washington duriug General
Jackson's Presidency. Colonel Swords narriad
daughter of Colonel Stanaro, anu this inttie
was piesentoa 10 him by his mother-in-law,
Mrs. C. Nj. stanard. The letters of the in
scrption are in handsome German text. 1t
bears the name of Old Hckory's brandy bottle.
Colonel Swords, however, keeps it always filed
with pure old rye. He delights in producing
it whenever Democrat of the Jackson school
comes along. Ne'Oark Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
DiUlOenOg.


NJ IN nj, EtTEENTH DIVIDEND OF THE
In DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THR DELAWARE RAftao.noo
At meeting of the board Of Drsetors 81 ~ H.,
were Railroad Company, held at Wilmjnsion a. IN
zoth INST me following resolution adopted viz.
hesorrl, IhAt Dividend Of3 per cent lass Clova,n
hel ttN be declared and paid TO tho Stockholders ~
ther legal representatives al the Office Of the omnsnw
at Dover, on and after July lst 1869.
jy6-ei seerots,v a. ~, ahl r.I,
'NHE PHILADELPHIA, WTLMTNaTON
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY
a., PHILADELPHIA, June 18th 1862
The BOARD of Directors have declared Diyidspd ~
Fuut FER CENT. on the Capital Stock Of Inc Comns
ny rlelr OF Government tax payable on and after ist
iunels-2w HORNrR Tro.,u,..
IN IVlDEND--FIRsTNATIONAL BANK
~ WILMINGTON, DRL, July L. 1869
Ihe Board Of Directors have this day deelsrad nivt
dend of FIVE PER CENTUM clear Of ali taxes nav.
aus 10 the stockholders on and after the 10th inst
t.,a dEO. D, ARMSTRONG,
49,. :. Cashier.
haVlDEND--TIIE UNION NATIONAL,
IL BANK. WuMINoToS Inv ,Sao
The Directors have this day declared Iividsnd of
Wv PER CENT clear Of all taxes on the Capital stoeh
3n of the last six months payable at ths
i,2-2w oasb,s,
nIVIDEND.-.-NATI HANK nm
~ VII MiNGT0N AND BRANDYWINg
WlLMINdfoE, DEL. July l 1860
The Bard ef Directors have this day doea,ed nJvi
dend Of E,uilr PER GENE, for tho last AZ monihe
clear o. taxes payable on aud after the 10th mat
lB---Wl & RICE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

Henry Ward Beecher's pulpit is decorated
every Sunday with two choice vases of flow low,
ers. rms adornment costs $500 year, and
ment '"'es'-
The Coliseum in Boston, minus the iubi-
lee, Gilmore and the anvils, can now he Viz vis-
tied at the moderate price of twentv-t,ve
cents per head. i've
Tom asked an old "ten percent what bs
wanted TO accumulate so much money for
Says he, "You can't take il with Won when ,
you die, and if you could, it would melt, /"
1t Is stated 10 the Cincinnati Oomn,sycio,
tnat the Hon; II. Greeley is not only a plllsr
oil the Rev. DIR. Chapin's Church. but also
one of its soundest sleepers "''O
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

| Pursuant to public notice, meeting of the
Democratic citizens of Wilmington was held
IN the Friendship Engine House, on Friday
evening last, for the purpose of receiving the
reports of Committees appointed at former
/ meeting. VIM. Bright, Esq, was called to
| the chair, and j. Parke Postles appointed
Secretary.
| The Committee on room made verbal re-.
port, which was accepted, and the Commit
lee continued with instructions 10 procure a
room in as central location as possible.
The Committees from list, 2nd, and stl
Wards, reported that IN their Wards they
had held meetings, formed their Ward or
CARNATIONS and selected their Ward tickets
-, the Committees from Sd, 4th, 9Th and 7th
wards reported that they had held prelmi-
nary meetings, and appointed evenings for
the perfection Of their organizations, and the
selection Of their tickets.
The Committees from 9th and 9th Wards
reported that they had appointed evenings,
and called meetings for the same purpose.
j. Springer, Chairman of Committee
IN Candidates reported the following names:
For Mayor, Jos. NJ Barr, Joshua L. Simms,
John Is. Pennington, and Thomas NJ. Ogle;
for Treasurer, James McCabe, John Akin
and Geo. Robinette; for President of Council,
William Bright and DIR. Ii. f. Askew, and
inr Assessor, Lewis Mccall and Franklin
hh'6htf hhiAh ibpolN was uEGtpltu anu Tue
Committee continued
On motion OF Charles Gooding, Saturday,
the 7Ih day of August, from IL Nj. TO 8 p.
NJ, was selected as the time for holding the
Democratic nomination election.
On motion oil G. B. Lore, Committee of
one from each Ward, was appointed to act
as Judges at said election, with power to fill
any vacancies occurring in their number
The Chair appointed the following Commit
tee:
First Ward, j. z. Springer.
Second Ward, H. B. McIntlre.
Third Ward, j. McManus.
Fourth Ward, Jas. NJ. Watson.
Filth Ward, DIR. j. A. Rowland.
Sixth Ward, Joseph Seal.
Seventh Ward, WIN. Mccall.
Eighth Ward, A. Chaytor.
Ninth Ward, Samuel Smith.
1t having been stated that some members
of the City Police had signifed their inlen-
ton OF violating the law, by being present
al the polls 10 cectioneer for the different
candidates. II was moved that the Sheriff be
requested TO commission deputies to prevent
such violation of law; but on motion, the maj
ter was referred to Committee Of three.
consisting OF Messrs. Grubb, Lore, and
Gooding, for examination and consideration.
On motion, adjourned.
j.. PARKE PosTLEs, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
SGeriG's SnIes.


= HERR FB,s 6AbE---BY VIRrIJE nm
- writ Of yenditOnl Ezponas to me direetsd viii 10
expoaed 70 Public sale, at the Store Of Arhibald M
kinley, NO. lg6 West Front street. in the Civ of vii
ltilg'on, in New Castle County, Delaware. On TIiRs,
PAY pa iRS IL a1 Ss,s 4bUSus Sss at o'clock P NJ
One Copper still one Alcohoi c,lnm,yi VIZ W. n.
Meek, WON aud Tut; one Worm and tub: Sne steam
Boiler, one i-horse power Eng no. far Fernenin1 Tnbs
Seized ana i,ksn into execution as the propertv of
Archibald Mckinley, and TO be sold by fSf'-'' VI
u,.a,-o,,. :, JACOB RICHARDSON, SHERIFF.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

WILL NO ONE make known the names of
the persons who offered and paid the brides
TO members of the Legislature for voting TO
incorporate certain local inslitutionss A
Republican print of this city says members
were bribed to grant charters in many in
stances. Who proposed the bride, and
who carried the money to Dover 7 Was 1t
Democrat, or was ii a Republican? Give
us his name, and we will publish it 10 the
world. Nhu br,be u the Legislature That's
the question.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

WIlsoN.--In this city, It'll month I'D inst. SARAH
WILSON, ia her 10th year,
READER.-0n Thursday evening" July 2ed, GRop0F
months. "H
WoOl;LEf.-on Friday morning, July 49, 1907 SAL
lie d. VIE OF Augustus S. wooley, in the 9sth year
IHOMPsoN.-Near Milford, Friday, the 18th inst .
JAMES THOMPSON, aged about 60 years
WAkREN.-suddenly In Milford, on the night of July
llth, sIPPIF WABRENi wife OF Lodawick Warren, aged
81 years. 70
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

The new hosting works OF the Cholar
Poiosi Mine, in Virginia City, Nevada, were
destoyed by fire, Tuesday. The Company
clearinghouse, several surrounding build
ings, and a large amount of lumber and tim
Der were also burned. The workmen es.
capped through Hale & Norcross shalt. 1he
loss is over 100000, and is only partly in.
sured
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

WE ARE AUTHORIZED to announce the
name OF John Akin, as a candidate for the
office of City Treasurer, al the Democratic
nomination election, to be held on Saturday,
the 9Th day of August next. Mr. Akin has
long been identified with the business inter-
ests of Wilmington, is gentleman of un.
questioned personal integrity, and, If nomi-
mated and elected, would make an efficient
and rnliRhle officer.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27


The late camp meeting held at the Simcot
Indian Reservation, Oregon, is spoken of by
white visitors from the Willamette Valley as
the most decorus convocation they ever wit,
messed. Eighteen Indians from the Warm
Springs Reservation Joined the church. to.
gether with eight of the employees on the a.
kima Agency. One of the Warm Springs In.
dians who attended the camp meeting was
killed while returning home. His horse be-
coming manageable, the riders head was
struck against tree, causing his death.
Two young ladies named Turner, Of
ChRrlestown, Mass, visiting in Auburn
Me-, and Two sons OF the Rev. Mr.. Libby Of
Auburn, were drowned in Lake Auburn ON
Saturday afternoon. They were out in A
row boat, which sunk. Two other persons
In the boat escaped.
Isaac Surrine, over 50 years of age was
killed by gravel train on the Hudson River
Railroad, near Garrison's Station, on Thnrs.
day morning. He was partially deaf. and was
walking on the track. He was resident Of
Cold Spring.
Stephen Sanborn, of Warner, N. H..
aged Go years, hung himself in his barn on
Saturday. He was very heavy man
weighing 275 pounds.
Thomas Sherwin, for many veor. bood
master Of the Boston English High School,
died suddenly OF heart disease, at bis resi-,
dence in Dedham, on Saturday.
George F. Albert, who acquired great no.
trlety as a slave catcher under the old Flu
g;tlve slave law, died recently in Philadel-
phia, aged 70 years.
Griff = Myers's planning and saving mil
al Reading, Penn, was burnt on Saturday
The loss was from SO, 900 10 $4,000. Tic
premises were partially insured.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

Weston, the pedestrian, has failed again.
He attempted on Tuesday to walk so miles in
l04 hours, including half mile walked back
ward. He walked Is miles, but the rain in
terierred with his programme, and the attempt
was postponed.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

ONE OF GEN. GRANTS fast horses died
very suddenly at Washington, few days
ago. We presume that the tails of all Bon
ner's fast nags will be tied up in Grape as
mnnrners OF the sad event.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

One Saturday night recently party of
Germans gathered IN the bar room of the
New York Brewery, ut Haywood, Cal, for
spree; lager flowed Tree and last, songs
were sung, and many Il bumper was drunk
to the honor oil the dear Faderland. Finally
on time" beng called for another round,
one OF the party, named Hess failed to re
spond, and his friends, who supposed lie was
playing off, suggested little amusement at
his expense. 1t was proposed to have a
mock funeral. A ludder was procured, and
the inebrmled Teuton stretched upon il. The
pail bearers were selected, procession was
formed, and the party marched about the
room, carrying their insensible companion
They hummed the march, sang dirges and
hymns, and finally repairel to barn in the
rear of the brewery 10 perform the burial
rites. The mock ceremonies being over,
they repaired to The bar-room, ordered up
more lager, and patiently waited, expecting
every moment to sec the "corpse" enter.-
But he came not, and upon repairing 10 The
place Of his ''intermenl, they found that
the man was indeed dead
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

GEN. GRANT, the New York Herald says,
is learning to dance. He will doubtless
need some new movements to keep step with
the music OF sumner, Butler & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

A Miss Burns was married recently, at
Nashville, Tenn, to Mr.. o. F. Farewell.
The last words OF Miss Burns to her friends
We're, 81 am o. Farewell"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

Democratic Meeting in the sixth Ward.
The Democrats OF the 9Th Ward held a
meeting on Saturday evening, July 24th, at
the Washington Engine House. Mr. Chas.
b. Lore was called 10 the chair.
The object of the meeting being stated, on
motion, committee, via. MIR. Joseph Seal
Mr.. Thomas Mullen, Mr.. William s. Brady,
were appointed 10 report the names OF
gentlemen suitable for candidates for Ward
officers, to meeting to be held on Saturday
evening next, July 3lst, at 8 o'clock.
CHAs. b. LORE, Chairman.
EDWARD SINGLES, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
lOnllts.

NAI ANTEn----AGENTs FUR PHoF.
w PARSONS LAWS OF BUSINESS, with tuil diree-
lions and forms for all trans ,clions in every state
by TlkOPiILUS rARS Ms, L. L.. b, Irofsn,oT Of Law,
10 Harvard Universiiy NEW BOOK FOn AVERY
BODY explaining every Kidd OF contract and legal
oh IL I'll ~ showing how raw and usoute IN IN,
rhH highest and best aulhufity In the land SIND for
our lbfrdl terms; also for Our Pdtnt bie Vrosuecigs
erht lrrs pAhMELrE 4 d,
-Jel-'h' Philaaelphh, Pa
NlONEf MANrGD.--Mk GAN I,IN IN
vi good landed -Hrnrity-on Bond and Mnrtsan-a
number ~ sum- ut i60n ~ QUO, iAOU S2utO 93iqs
tb~Nl, Nc Any PEARSON having nuHsy ANA Naniing II
lhai'rt Aai4ly Wtni ih NHltn cAllu1
W. MeuAutLkN A Co,
~ min hAtt-l iit
WANTED, IN EVERY LpCALITY
w an agent lat ths Delaware Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY Wilmington. feiat required Address
GEO. ". STONE, GpM1 Snpt,
"rt2!7' r''9 Market street Wilmington D.i
NI0 NM or $4,000 WANTED OF
Plu.UVO MuR,GAdE = skCuRED ny FRO
perty-North thirty orty thousand dnllsrs Andy h
NM ANAtliEY,
blh Aisfkr Slfsp,
DOY WANTED rO LHARN THE
ID bEud ~ iNtsS. Apply Ia
ii X nlllNuHukSr
JIG Al1 Mar ct Street..
MID q. T1I1lIIN
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27

e%-Cologns by the quart and Bay Rum by
the gallon ut b R. Brnghurst's, All Market
StTesr. -M.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
COMM EItCIAL RECORD.
publtC Sales.


EU BIO SALE.
w ~ 10 sold at Pul lie Sale, on TUESDAY. Jnly
W SIth, 1863, al 10 oelnrk, a. m, at tina ReEtNn
sht Ihrd s!rao between Market and shiplsy streets
y me snrylSinE partner of the firm Of James pun.ine
Household Furniture and Bar
Fixtures
a dozen Dining Room Chairs, Rocking Chair.
IA. sQla, Extension Table Curtains, parlor Garnet
MI ~ Cloths. hedsteads, Wardrobe, Wash STANDS
'WMh liowls aud Pitchers, Lonking Gl.ssss Pill
w md sheets Mattresses lot Of Carpet stair 10 is and
stif CArpat, StoYeA Also, go -"
CONTENTS OF DARKROOM.
festanraRt Tables, iron frames with marble teps:
Arm NhairE, o Tasors, large Bar Mirror 2 peinre
Frames, Clock, Water Cooler. Ice Chest 1 spiuoons
HIah.esi DeNneTs Dishes, Curtain Limp, &c. ALo
KITCHEN EuHRITUhH.
Tables, Dishes, Tin Ware, Carpet, Chairs, Buckets.
Pans puts, Sc. sIJSAN WnIutT -
THOMAS ": 0GLF, Real Estate AsF sud Aaot'r,
No. East Third Street. VIVA u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1869-07-27
POLITICAL.


An adjourned meeting of the Democrats
of the Fourth Ward will be held at the Office
of Thomas b. Eaton, 4O9 Poplar street, thil
Tuesday evening, at quarter before eight
o'clock, sharp for the purpose of nominal
ing two persons for members OF City Coun
Gil, one Tor Inspector, and one for Assistant
Inspector. A punctual attendance of the
Democrats of the Fourth Ward is earnestly
requested.
Attention, Democratic
A meeting of the Democratic Party, Of the
9th Ward will be held at the Washington
Engine House, on Saturday evening, July
31st, 1859. at s o'clock, for the purpose oil
nominating two candidates for the City
Council, and an Inspector and Assistant In.
specor. A full attendance is requested. BY
order OF the Association of the Sixth Ward.
Attention, Uemoeratsi
The Democratic voters of the 9th Ward
will meet in the School House in said Ward
on the evening OF Thursday, the 29lh inst. ,
at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose of nomination.
BY order of the Committee.