Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-25

Exempt by other causes, 292
Failed to report, lI9
No. drafted from n c. CO., ll06
Those sent to rendezvous have all been sent
away the whites to Washington the colored to
Camp William Penn, near Philadelphia
Of the drafted men hell, only about ten are
white.
About twenty of the substitutes included above
are from Kent county, presented in advance OF
the day specified for the appearing Of the original
parties. The men who tiiiled to report will be
advertised in few days us dcserters and treated
as such.
Passed and Hsid.-Robert Cunningham, Thos
Murphy, Noah Pearce.
Colored-Alexander Wright, Isaac Cooper,
George Bouin John Hatfield, lsnac Bostic.
Levi Jackson, John Duckeuf, Anthony Young,
james Hicks, Samuel Lloyd, Alexander Clark,
Solomon Lewis, George W. Shorts Geo Williams,
Chas. Simpson, Lewis Taylor William Maxdeld,
David Morris, Perry Rhodes, Alexander Il dgers,
Samuel Tippet James Loaf, John LOper Lewis
Maxwell, VIM. Emory, Richard William, John
b. Hall, Chns. Berry, VIM. Williams, Thomas
Harris, Elijah Williams, Harrison Boston, John
Cannon, Charles Morrow, William Briiier James
Lewis. Abraham Harris, John Turner, George
Clarkson, Charles Miller, Henry Davis, LOWS
Davis, Caleb Scott, John Johnston, William
Williams, Wm Badger, James Bouldcn, George
W. Porter, Jos. Boyer, Jas. Diftou, Ewd Robin
son, Robt. Moore, William Hal, Isaac Williams,
Alexander Goldsborough, WIN. Empson Wilson
Spencer, Carr Cork Jacob Starkey. Jas. Emory,
VIM Green, Isaac Hubbardsnn, Vincent Berry
David Costen, Chas. Patton, David Boo, Henry
C. Lee, Perry Hamilton, James Manlove, Isaac
Gales, Alfred Looper, Jos Gales
Furnished Substitutes VIM. +. Stats, Peter
Masey, Calvin Hall, Ewd A. Lewis, Joshua H.
Fasmire, Jos. Pogue, Jos. II Callihau, William
J Eliason' Jos F. Griffith. Lawrence Rafferty,.
Richard S. Maily, Richard Clayton VIM. Miller.
Samuel G. Patterson, Thomas Murry, James II
Roberts, Benz. Harris, Kobt A. Cochran, Wilhum
David, Tbos X. Hunter, Geo Sapeford Igna-
thus Cooper VIM II. Smith, Ewd. b Porter,
S. d. Townsend, Isaac c. Webb John w. Win
gate Xadock A. Poole, MnnlOve Davis, Frederick
Eagle, Samuel Giun, Benz. Ford. John Locker
man, Ewd c. Fnuemore, VIM. Pryor, Henry
Mathias Chas. NJ. Matthews.
Coiored.-Caleb JenBns, Lewis Richardson,
Richard Bolden, Samuel Jones, Lewis Green,
John Caulk, Jas. Summers John Booth Samuel
Green, William Walker, Maurice Robinson, Sam
! Segnrs Wilson Bris:er, Philip Archley.
Pad CommHtaiioR Honey -Hyluud Price
David C. Webb, Henry NJ. lloifecker, Nath
Riggs Lewis Hickman, Brnon l., Talley, SAM
Mccoy, John Hanua, George W. Mitchell, Geo.
Davis, John A. Cranston, Newton Chambers, Jas.
, VanArsdalen, Jos hughes Ebenezer Watson
/, William Y. Cann Alex Wilson, Robert D. Mass
a Ahho' IL hHlAAut AlSuJ hNHelt, jus. Namely, IT.
Jesse F. Fennimorc, John W. Lyman, George W
Groves, Chas. Talley, Henry Price, William II
I Mitchell, WIN. Akin, Sam'l Killgore, Franklin
! McVaughn David Mckee, Levi Ruth, James
/ Casho, Benz. b. Groves, Chus. A. Lunl, VIM B
, Ford, Nicholas G. Price, Daniel W. Corbit, Johr
/ Bowen.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-Jamos Roche, coloret
I barber Of this city, wns arrested ut Chester, Pa
i on Monday last, by officer Wingate, on the seri
Gus charge Of aiding the escape Of desertei
from the United States Army, tie circumstance,
> of which are as iollows Theodore MiIlineton
the deserter in question, enlisted in the first in
stance, in Penusy sylvauia Regiment, and having
- secured the bounty, deserted and Joined til,
= Third Delaware subsequently, be again desert.
= ed aud enlisted in a New Jersey regiment, whert
+ he received large bounty aud deserted Il thrt
time. Ohcer Wingale arrested him in this citl
on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning h.
was sent to Washington, but managed to escape
l. and returned to this city on Sunday night. On
e Monday, forenoon Jamer Roche hired hors,
& and carriage from James Murdick, and with Nil
= lngtOn, left the city, evidently for the purpos
II of placing him beyond the reach of the oliicer
8, of the law. Officer Wingate, the vigilant police
e man Of the Fourth Ward, got wind Of the
d movements, and proceeded 10 Chester, where b
l. arrested the parties, and brought them to thii
h city. Roche had hearing before Judge Hall
on Wednesday afternoon, which resulted in hi
t. being held in five hundred dollars, to answer th
charge of Gdng deserter to escape. lie wa
committed in default of procuring the necessar
IN bail.
ELLINGER 4 NEwGoMn's GREAT MORAL Ex
HiDlTIoN and Parlor Opera Troupe, are TO hol
their popular entertainments in the Wilmington
Institute, the first three nights of next week.
The company consists Of Commodore Foote an,
his sisters, who are the two smallest people i
i the world, or at least far as heard from, au
- Colonel Small, the little Comedian, is said TO b
; whole show himself. This together with
> first class Parlor Opera Troupe, is strong al
traction, and should draw the people en- mass
to witness their versatile performance, a pro
, gramme of which we have perused with greo
satisfaction. The Baltimore papers are LAWS
4 in their praises of this great combination Com
pany and we expect to see the Institute crowde
"a to its utmost capacity Monday night So il yo
wish good seat, or in fact, any NJ all, 60 ear y
1t is not often that m Exhibition OF so cxtraor
nj binary character visits city and our citi
II zens should show their appreciation of tru
re- merit by giving the enterprsng managers tn
encouragement they so richly deserve. ll
v mammoth carriage containing Commodore Foot
~ his sister, and Colonel Small, will appear in III
+. street, each day, drawn by four trained goat
The ladies and children should remember Ii
q grand select Matinee on Tuesday and Weines
- day afternoon.
n, GovERNMBST LoAS.-R. Il. Robinson & Co
corner Fourth and Market streets, agents fl
V. State of Delaware, report that during the pal
eight days the subscriptions amount to the larg
r. sum Of Eighty Nine Thousand Six Hundre
Dollars, all from people residing in the State.-
k X. II. r. 4 Co., are now delivering Bonds sub
scTibed for up to Sept. 2lst.
- ExHIBITIoN.-Mr 7. Clarkson Taylor wi
III give an exhibition of his new stereoptcon at th
)" Court Room, in New Castle, on Saturday, eve
. ming, October Sd, at "a O'Clock. Price of ad
" mission % cents, children 10 cents. The e,
n hibitiOn is to be for the benefit Of the Sabbat
- Schools Of Newport and vicinity, and will N
doubt be well attended.
Now IS JUST THE TINE to Btep into the Will
MINGToN STOVE HOUSE, Sayille Building, corne
=, of Market and Sixth Streets in this city, and es
~ ~ anime j. Alagee's new patent gas consumin
% elevated double oven Range 1t is one
, the most complete Ranges in the country; All
. being the invention of man Thoroughly acquaint
"a ed with the principles Of heat and their appleatio
, to the ordinary purposes of cooking, is sait
u quicN, economical and consequently cheap.
i The PETERSON RANGE is manufactured an
IS repaired by FERRIS 4 Garrett, 50l Market 5
. Grates, lids, &C., furnished .