Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

lat Del Charles Sweeny, A, I'd Del Frederick !
Smith, {, Purnen Cavalry; William Borroway
4, 10th Ohio; Frederick Letter, A, 10Th Ohio
Jacob NJ. Borrowsy, A, 10th Ohio; David
Cramer, A, 10Th Ohio; Wilson Dire, D. 10Th
Ohio; John Burkhart, G, 9Th Virginia Andrew
NatteIvall, A, 18th New York Thomas lIogland,
d, 10Th Ohio Corporal Edmund Hoffman, Il.
ID Del William Taylor, +, 2hth Ohio Sergeant
Albert L. Bigelow, !, oath Mchigan Henry
fifer, G, 4th Ohio; Thomas Berry 9, l4ih In
diana Hiram Bently l, oath Michigan John S.
AIellott, G, 7th Virginia Wett Brown, b, oath
Michigan; William Jackson B, 9Th Virginia
David Keller, G, 9Th Virginia JOhu Han desty,
A, 9TH Virginia William Pasoo, G. 9TH Virginia;
Porter Hill b, 9Th Virginia; Corporal John
Avis, X, 9TH Virginia; james NJ, Roberts B,
9Th Virginia. Leander f. Vlers, X, 9TH Viz
einia Corporal John NJ. Dryer b. 10Th Indiana;
James May, +, 20h Indiana George Frink, F.
9Th Wisconsin; Allen S. Mallory, Bugler, B, LIST
New y ORR Artillery; William s. Banning, d, LIST
Del; James I. Overman, d, l4th Indiana; WIN.
Eseley, |, LIST Del; Corporal JOSEF Holloway
4 d. 18th Ohio William Shindlewolf G, 4th Ohio
Sergeant Major Adolph Mysr. l4th Indiana
Sergeant james A. Coleman, 6, 21th Indiana
Oscar NJ Hall. G, 18th Indiana; namuel J.
Sloan, X. Dell John Hasson, II. "a Del
patics Mcbride, F. ID Del janis h. Parker,
G, ID Del Robert Moore. G, ID Del; George
Sheikop'e, i, n Del; Thomas Jones, ith Mary
land; Captain Smith. lst Del; James II. Mahau,
g. "a Del; Charles E Hayes, c, ~ Del WIN.
Baird, X . Dell Jesse D Farrell, A, LIST Del
, Corporal Damon l., Nepzey, B, lst Del William
G. Gaptwel +, l-t Del; Thomas Greer !. II
Del; Edward Welsh, B, % Del Andrew Free
ling, E. 81 Del James Cook. G, lst Del; Cor
poial Marcus WhitoIaf c. ~ Del; Fraak Sayille,
l, n Del Robert Douahoe, |, III Del Philip
Hudson X. LIST Del; Alexander Malcolm, X, LIST
Del Samuel j. Lank, E, LIST Dell Sergeant
, Benilmin b. Simpler L, LIST Del Charles T.
Draf 1gtn aI Erto
! bel james AlcCallister Il, % Del; Corporal
t James Nlclntre G, lst Del Corporal John Ray
mold, l. ID Del; Thomas W. Murphy X, 81 Del ;
Thomas j. Clark, D, 2d Del Sergeant Michael
Curley. +, I'd Dell Thomas j. White d, lst Del;
John Dunn, l. III Del James Rogers, a, lst
n Del John Burke, X. ID Del Corporal George
H. Connor, II, LIST Del Joseph Welsh, h, I'd
Del William 4. Cam, b, ID Del George Legg,
b, LIST Del George ". Kendall, F. 7th Virginia
1 Andrew Hill, C, LIST Del
a Number of patients, 1855 strength of Hospi-
tai, 800.
o The Rev Alr Diekerson, of the Second Bap
s list Church. held divine service at the Hospital
q on Sunday afternoon At o'clock.
if TnE METHODIST The Methodist commenced
% its fourth volume with The last number. IL is
an excellent religious paper, and should be
o taken by every person. who desires to keep him
If self Informed IN relation to the church it SO ably
a represents 1t is published at the low price Of
two dollars per year in advance. Now is the
l. iime to send on your names Address, " Pub.
y fishers of the Methodist" No Ill Nassau street
q New York.
1t iEw.-Gen Tyler, Commandant and Mill
. tary Governor Of Delaware, reviewed the troop
% belonging to the 9th and 9th Delaware regi
e menis stationed the liue of the railroad frOu
ID Iiayre-de Grace to Baltimore, on Friday last -
49, The occasion WAS one OF much interest to all
The General was highly pleased with the militia
lie ry bearing of the men.
rs SWORN IN.--At the meeting of the city Coun
Is ell, held Thursday evening last, john I
n. Robinson, Notary Public, administered the oat
-, OF office to the following named gentlemen =
vi Clerk of the Market Cornelius Fipps Stree
he Commissioner, William Simmons City Solicitor
T. Hanson Hartman; City Regulators, WIN. 4
Virgins and John p. Ruth Register Of Death
w. and Buras, Benz. S. Clark.
IL VIM. b. Virgins administered the cath I
he John T. Robinson, rs one of the City Regulators
IL MORE SICK AND WOUNDED. Three trains
oh sick aud wounded soldiers arrived at the depC
~ on Friday last. After partakiug OF refreshment
=" provided by cur citizens, The trains convene
e. them TO Philadelphia. On Saturday evening,
'al train arrived with wounded soldiers, and o
/ Sunday afternoon another, making in all ahoi
u 1000 men who have passed through WilmingtC
let in the three days, from the battle field Of Getty
- with eatables at the depot.
ma NEW COMPANY FOR HOME DEFHNcg.-Cap
. Wagner, Of this city, is now raising an lntauti
IL Company, for the defence Of the city Of Wlmu
nj ton and State of Delaware This company wi
MS be subject to he called out by tho city or Sta
authorities, in cnse Of emergency. Capt. Wal
"' ner is good officer, AMI we hope our Unto
lm loving friends will unite themselves with b
n company. We should certainly have force
- home guards, and we are glad that Capt. Wa
VI ner is moving in the matter. lie has our be
,ht wishes that his project will be successful.
he KILLEp.-William Jackson, belonging to th
zee city, private in the Second Coal Regiment,
ro Pennsylvania, was killed GU Friday night,
falling from the curs while on his way to llarr
III burg
For Fort DELAwARE.-On Friday last, t
'er, five companies of the Fifth Delaware Regimen
ape stationed in the line Of the Railroad hetwe
.a. llayre-d Grace and Baltimore, received ordt
to prepare to be conveyed to Fort Delaware.
With an alacriiy worthy of commentator tn
soon got in readiness ind arrived in this Gil
we'd at an eariy hour on Saturday morning. Til
ort took their departure in the steamboat Ari
=, shortly afterwards. The following are
,. companies and the names of their officers
we'd Company F, Capt Holt; Co. G, Capt Mo-
mir gomeryi Co. II, Capt Henry Co. l, Capt p,
ningtou; Co. X, Capt Naudain. A large nu
~" Der oil persons aseemhed TO see them take th
iral departure for the Fort. The men would hi
tho preferred to remain the railroad,
ARE willing to 60 wherever the government me-
'rs' their services, without murmur.
'ort ARRESTED. Provost Guard, yester,
the afternoon arrested man uamed Thomas La
has born, on The charge Of disloynlty. lie
ross confined in the guard house.
= in CELEBRATION OF THE ARA The Cecil Wi
hols says The 4th Of July was celebrated by
United American Mechanics in Elkton, by t
1t out and parade Dressed in the regalie Of
rms Order, the procession presented quite pleas
en-, appearance. Two eouncils--Ekton and NJ
-" East,-joining in the celebration, accompar
luns by the Elkton Cornet Band and after pass
cap through the principal streets of the town,
~ procession marched out on Maine ataeet to
- Euoch COUGHS Bowling Green Mt the ere
lme, where an admirable address was delivered b.
n of a. j Creswe Esq, and dinner served by
Cummings. Ice cream AMI other refreshmt
per were supplied by Mr. Couch, and the day pat
long of very pleasantly.
has SABBATH ScHooL Pic NIc-Oa Thurs
i'm next, the Elkton ~ t. Sabbath School will
It's annual pic mic in McCauey's formerly
lngsworths) woods, on the plank road, al
one mile from Elkton.
THE SIXTH DELAwABE.-The companies c
iTRL- prising the sixth Delaware Regiment, are stat
hun- ed at the following Places on the route OF the
ehhg road between Havre de Grace aud Baltimore
from AT Back River, companies A, Capt. Hoffecl
and q, Capt Downham, from Hazletteville; and