Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-09
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AUGUST 30, 1852.
DELAWARE REGIMENT OF CAvALRY.--
Hon. George p. Fisher las been commits
stoned by the War Department to raise
regiment of cavalry in this State, known as
the First Regiment Delaware Cavalry
The Battalion previously ordered will be in-
cuded in this Regiment, or three Battalions
of 400 men each-l200 men.
GONE SouTH.-rhe Smyrna Times, saws +:
=" Capt. Goldsborough, Of Centreville Md.
left that town last week with a number of
others TO join the rebel army. A very large
number from Maryland and some from Della
ware have gone in the last three weeks be-
yend the lines to fight us.
ARREsTED.-A DR.. Marshall, of Gumbo-
rough, Sussex county, was arrested for dis
loyalty on Monday week last, by marshal
from Washington, and taken to Fort
McHenry.
TnAT PRAYER.-The Peninsular News and
Advertiser, of Friday last says =" The
Rev -. George, in his opening prayer al
the NJ j. Church, in Milford, on Sabbath
morning last, made some illusions to the
present diabolical rebellion, which we learn
caused some members of the congregation.
and we regret to say of the church also, TO
/ disgraceiully skedaddlen For the life of
us we could see nothing in Mr.. G. Is PRAYER
that could even he objected to by a seces.
sionist, and we are quite sure that much
stronger language has been repeatedly used
- the pulplts of both the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches of Milford. He es.
pecially rendered thanks "that moral cour-
age had been given the President to resist a
anatical party on the one hand and treason
on the other" The display of such con
temptlble narrow-mindedness by men pro-
tossing christianity only subjects them to tn,
reproach Of every consistent man of tho
community
MEETING HoUsE BuRNT.--It is stated thai
a ineetlng-house owned by colored people
one mile from Willow Grove, was set on fire
and completely destroyed by party Of white
men ol the neighborhood, on the night Q
the 18th ut. The incendiaries execute,
their work secretly and are not known. TIL,
party also paid visit to the house of Vim
cent Somers, a colored man, on whose prem
ses the Westinghouse stood for the pur.
pose of lynching him, but he was not a
home. Somers, it is alleged, had the temer
ty to urge the colored people to delent
themselves against the assaults of a gang o
outlaws.
tlRR.--Ihe Delawarean says :--"The BAR
and outbuildings Of Mr.. William g. Garter
near Dover, were destroyed by FIRE on las
= thought will reach $3500 Besides hi
buildings his entire crop Of wheat and oat,
two horses several cows, and some valuahl
farm machinery and tools were consumed -
1t is not known how the fire originated.
We learn that Mr.. c. has an insurance
$500
UNION MEETING.-A meeting was held
the Central Hall Building, last Friday eve
ming, for the purpose of organizing Cnio
CLUB and adopting measures to further Ii
interests Of the party at the coming electio
= On motion, Philemma Chandler was calle
TO the chair, and DR.. Thompson appointe
Secretary. The object Of the meeting hay
ing been stated, on motion of John |
McLear, d committee consisting of Leonar
Il. Wales, Job II. Jackson, John Burnet
d. Il. Lammot, Jr., and Edward Proves
were appointed to report permanent officer
for the club. On motion, the meeting ad
iourned to meet in the same room, this
Tuesday-evening at y o'clock, at whic
time it is hoped there will be full attend
ance.
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE Robel
&. Fraim is candidate.f for Representativ
to the Legislature, in Brandywine Hundred