Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03
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THE FEDERAL UNION,
1t Must be Preserved.
Another Delaware Regiment in
the Field.
The Plowshare turned into the
Sword and the Pruning
Hook into the Spear.
THE. FARMERS LEAVE THEIR RIPENING
HARVEST FIELDS FOR THE TENTED
FIELD OF WAR.
Come veal, Come woe, Delaware Is fol
Liberty and Union Now and For
4 ever, One and Inseparable."
THE SIXTH DELAWARE
IN LINE.
THE FARMERS LEAVE THEIR RIPRNING
HARVEST FIELDS FOR THE TENTED
FIELD OF WAR.
Come veal, Come woe, Delaware Is fol
Liberty and Union Now and For
ever One and Inseparable.
THE SIXTH DELAWARE
IN LINE.


ware Volunteers, TO march with his COM
mand, or as much of it as could be got in
readiness, Immediately. A special train of
cars was sent down for the purpose of bring
ing the men 10 this city. At o'clock,
Company A, Capt. Joseph V. Hofiecker;
Company. h, Capt. William w. Tschudy,
from Smyrna, and Company f. Captain
James P. Snow, from Loipsic, in all about
1870 men arrived in this city. They marched
to the Custom House, where they were sup
piled with knapsacks, blankets, canteens
and haversacks, by Capt Charles II. CAL
lagher, Quartermaster of the United States
army, and his assistants. After
the gallant men were thus supplied, COLA
ton was served to them by Hon. Geo. W.
Sparks, Edwin A. Harvey, Esq, and others.
These gentlemen deserve much praise for
the liberality' displayed on tho occasion.
The men marched to the depot, where q
special train of cars was in readiness to con-
yey them to -de-Grace, and about IL
O'Clock, the train moved of amid loud
cheers from large number who were pre-
sent.
AT Smyrna, the point of embarkstion, We
learn that an immense number of ladies apt
gentlemen assembled to take farewell O
the patriotic men, and bid them God spec,
on their glorious mission.
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Sunday morning. an extra train ler
this citv about g o'clock and renaired /,
Bridgeville, Del, where they took on boar,
Company b, Captain Daniel ]. Layton
from Georgetown, and Company 1, Captai
Charles Heydrick, of Bridgeyille a
Dover Companv / Cant John Downbau
2 from Hazletvilla and ot SMYRNA n detach
q ment Of man balancing to Comnanies II nm
: r Tbav arrived in tbis citv At balf-na.
civ o,clock marcbsd IN Tho custom Hons,
and were sunplied NV Cant Gallagher wit
:, lknansacks baversaci,s cantaans and hlanl,
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: ters of the Provost Guard whore n bandsom
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,bo man wero also we'll eiled with sometbir
~ sot;sfv ,be inner man Ahout 10 o,clor
y Tho comnsnies left our citv in an extra ira
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