Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28

" Joseph Durns, F, ihigh
" Owen Burns, C, hands.
- Howard Coggins, p, through shoul
der.
Private W. Il. Dodd. H. finger amputAted.
" George W. Pot, d, through thigh.
LIST Serst. Joseph Glatts, c. ankle.
Corp. Washington Brown, +, leg.
Private Jesse Reed. +, seriously.
a. Oliver r. Farra, +, hand.
4" Norman Dexter, D, leg.
Percy Dateman, h, seriously.
" john Smylh, Q, thigh.
W. d. llallOwell. II, back.
" Henry Carter, IL, back.
-" Thomas Reed, Ii, leg.
" John Campbell, e, ankle.
Sorgt. Thomas Willis, Ii, hand.
Privaie David NJ. Pierce, A, leg amputaled.
Sergt Louis NJ. McGee, q, shoulder.
Private VIM. NJ. Vane. q, arm amputated.
John Green, d. neck, slight
John CatsneF, q, head.
Denuis llouion, A, shoulder,
John Billing, II, arm.
John Luke. Il, hand
Wm. Jones. 4, elbow.
Joseph Spencer, L, head.
Sefgt Daniel Green, G, leg amputatej.
Private Robert Schawnk, b, thigh.
Thomas l.. Stevenson, Ii, leg.
Vim Phier, b, through thigh.
Joseph laherw lod, G, arm.
John Fii7simmons. d, hand.
VIM $. SPARKS, G, arm.
Alfred llolcroff, b, hand.
Jesse Cloud, d, baud
Corp. Nathaniel G. Mccormick, l., seriously.
lrvate Richard Buckingham, E, slightly.
ctoH CoUsTY AFFAIns-We copy the follow.
lug items f'om the Cecil Wing, of Saturday last j.
JA@ped from Ms Cdrs-A uegro-Joe Berry
who wa1 arrested by Constable Law,ence in
Baltimore, Gu the charge of theft, iunp,d fron,
the cans on Monday last, while running at a
rapid rate, between ChaIlestown and North East.
lie spraDg out OF the car door which was opened
by the conductor, who narrowly escaped being
huuuAeu On inc platform The negro was seized
by the conductor and deputy constable WIN Naa
beside him, but suclteied in breaking nwav
aud spfiugiug clear Ut the train The cars we're
chtcktd AMI the officers went iu pursuit Of the
escaped prisoner, who, being hauIruffed ran but
sholt d's'hhee nto the wood, where hc con-
eealti himself in IL buuch Of btieIs, Tho Con-
stables toou found him and brought him to iail
in a carriage.
lie is charged with stealing dry goods from
Mr, Andrew Kidd Merchant Tailor, III Port De.
pOslt and money from the drawer of Mr. 1
Smith, proprietor OF the Washington House -
zoe Is quite an expert At escaping from custody.
lie says he has jumped from the cars, and thus
escaped his capors eleven times II is stranpe
lnal, although the train was under such ranid
headway at the time, he received very slight in-
Jnries from jumping oil
Rdthsr Vsghfy.-Ihe large iron doors for The
vault Of tue Bank ut this place, which is IN he
Outlt IN that pnrt Of the new Odd Fellows Han
10 be occupied by said Institution, arrived ip
u kton this week, and weigh something over
three thousand pounds
me men OF Elkton having failed to make ar
,angemeh's Tor IA proper reception of The Second
pelawaie' Tn ''s rvllfa from the field, the ladies
nave patroticnlly taken the matter ia hnnd.
and these veterans viii have public reception
gwen them On their return to their homes and
supper served, which we know will do credit
10 The hearts aud hands Of the lair ones WIN
have the matter iu charge
HoHhdd Lieut.. 7. II. Ellis, of the gth pa
Cavalry, son Of +. A. Ellis, Esq, of This Town
was wounded III Sheridan's last raid. anJ 10 ,o,,
ut his home in Ekton. He was Leading liz men
on 1901, hehtlng as infantry, when be found he
was alone, with the enemy in sight, his me n hav
ing temporarily fallen back. The Lieut. threw
himself on the ground for q while, but iinJiny hs
would be captured il he remained longer. eonS
Guided to try aud reach the Union lines by a ,nn
Tor them, Three vollie4 were fired al him. enc
Dali grazing bis brow and another woundinR him
iu the back grazing the spine, taking a ionn.
ward course aud lodging 10 the hip.
Inc Lieut.. then threw himself in a gutter
"hefe lie remained while fight was carried ON
over h,m' our heu eventually driving the enemy
auu uahihg possession Of the ground. The bali
sun IN the Wouhd, too deep at pr, sent 10 be
extracted. ~ w
CIrY RAILWAY Cans Two new CITY Railwav
cars arrived in this city on Friday last. AMI
passed over the road. The road is to be nut in
operation Immediately.
ARRlyED.-The Schooner Mary Price. which
was damaged in April last, by running on Blaok
Leuge hocks, near New London, Connecticut.
arrived a' 'his port on Saturday last.
WouNnEp.--C Capt j. II. Barker of the Third
Delaware, wounded in one of the recent battlss
has arrived in Washington
c.i,H LIE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of St. Mary's
College Of this city, will take place on ns,t
Thursday, Both inst the exercise. n,ornsnn;n,'
at lO O'clock, a. NJ.
NEWARK NJ. E. CnURoH.-The work on tbis
new edihce, suspended for some time mast Lss
been recently resumed, aud will CONTINUE uniil
IT'S competitions which, il is supposed, will be in
few months almost. The external appearance
oi the new church surpasses far enough that Of
the old one, aud when the whole shall have
been completed it will be superior in many re-,
spects TO the old structure
sAMBUoI WiNR.-This new article of American
Wine is meeting with uncommon favor in Euro.
pean circles, and highly esteemed by the hest
physicians in this country. NJ speer, who has
spent years in travelling, first came across ibis
grape in Oporto, which he is now successfnllv
eultivNiiug in this country, from which he makes
his celebrated wine. We understand number
o. eases were ordered to Washington for the use
oi the military hoapial there. The following is
testimonial we saw from the New York Hospi-
Ial. We publish it for the information Of our
r.e NEw foRK, Nov. IA.
l am ulng Speer's "Slmbuci Wine. and find
i to be an excellent tonic and gentle stimulant.
aud as such believe it preferable TO Ihe com,
mercial port, and al other wines, as il nass.ssao
their tonic properties without The dsfs,sr;o gs,vs
effect caused by their impurities Itis ai,o ] vsrv
alatable, and this is r.cOmmepdation 10 man.
tsp acially females.
s. s. HARRIS, NJ. D., N. Y. Hospital
This is au excellent article for family use ana
f'males. Our druggisls have it for sale.