Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24


~ WE'LL dssh wound,
Phillip DOugherty, Co O, First Delaware little lame
ID ID simmons. Co q. Flr.t Delaware, sonrasscent,
Perry outer, 90 l. seeond Delaware Transferred to
Philadelphia,
EdauHd aatthman, Co a. First Delaware transferred to
samuel Mills. Co H, First Delaware. Transferred to
Baltimore,
William Bannlas Co d First Delaware transferred IL
Baltimore
ii Dean, Co f. First Delaware, transferred to Balt
more,
Samuel Ruer, Co @, First Delaware. transferred to
ii BuIy. O. First Delaware, transferred to phiA.
Charles Gooeh, Co q, First Delaware. gone homs, w
A Lockwood, Co a. fins Delaware, transferred to
l. Chrsty % A, First Delaware transferred to phIlA
John Banner % A, Second Delaware,
Cabbage, Co l. Second Delaware,
Jones, Co H. First Delaware transfsrred to Phlla.
:, W lSlment Co b, Second Delaware, transferred to
Philadelphia,
CIV person, Co c, Second Delaware, transferred to
Philadelphia,
Robert DolAn, Co A, Second Delaware, doing we'll,
Jones, 90 d. Second Delaware, doing we'll,
W Beekley, Co D. Second Delaware doing well,
MOUNT PLEASANT HOSPITAL
W REBORN, yisitant,
Corp August Co II First Delaware transfsred 10
Baltimore, wounded slightly,
Graham Co II, First Delaware, transferred to BAltl.
more. wounded slightly,
W terrell, Co D, second Delaware, transferred to
Baltimore wounded slightly,
I Mikinson Co @, Second Delaware, transferred to
Baltimore, wounded slightly,
Mcneil, Co q second Delaware, wounded slightly,
Jos Otliser, Co First Delaware, wounded slightly,
William Green, Co finger, slightly
W Bayard, Co !, First Delaware, shoulder, doing
we'll will recover
Mason, col, First Delaware In groin, alishtiy,
Frank Nelley, % /, First Delaware head slightly
Andrew Jones, Go c, First Delaware, neck and back,
not very serious,
HARDWOOD HOSPITAL
Col wM JONES a JAsyIKR yisitauts
Corporal Jos Craig Co F. First Delaware transferred to
Grn6b, Co F, lst Delaware transferred to Whining
ton,
Janes Mccoy, Co II, Second Delaware, trausterred to
Tim PlnneEau, Co flrut Delaware, right arm, doing
dhos Murphy. Second Delaware. alex. eonvassesnt,
chas o'Neil, Co Frst Delaware, hand, doing well.
CAMPBELL HOSPITAL
J JRsKNA. yialtAnt,
Pat Mcclusky, Co First Delaware fore nBger, iol,
Rich Hsty Co H. First Delaware, calfof leg, on fur
ohMles Woody, Co i, First Delaware, Rheumatism,
w Ward, Go K, First Delaware, in throat wound
BirGh, Co !, First Delaware. forehead, wound not
serious.
FINLEY HOSPITAL
T ROACH Nltitant
Charles Spring, Go g. Second Delaware through body,
Improving rapidly,
Hignuti. Co +, First Delaware, left arm, doing
Mecarran, Co G, First Delaware len shoulder com.
pound fracture, doing well, 'N'-
d Husbands Go y, Fint Delaware, both legs, very
John rsterson, Co First Delaware, in hand, will soon
John Birnsy. First Delaware, doing we'll,
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL,
wM MOORE YistAnt,
Edward Bailey Go T. First Delaware. sick doing wall
Thomas Hammill, Gu First Delaware, liok, doing
Thompson Co First Delaware. Intermittent fever.
Corporal Fred Rech Co E. Second Delaware, right loa
amputated, improving, 'e'N@
improving, 't'"i'
Jshn v Woodrss. % Q Fourth Delaware, Bronchitis,
at otosvenor Hospital, doing we'll
Hesptal, ''s"' ''S' !" . 0hur'h
LSt,i@ol GO First Delaware side of head Baptist
ohn,Sb DsSId pkins Go FRS! Delaware breast. Baptist
- hoberl W Wright Co l. First DelAW tfs hin H.ntisi
Church Hospital doing well, '-''''
n segt @ unruh, o. /, End Delaware, dyspspsla.
baptist Church HospitAli doing well -F'f--'
- James MeUa6e, Co A. First Delaware baptist Church
Hospital, doing WE'LL F' N-N''
PATTERSON PARK HOSPITAL, BALGIMoRE.
Thomas draham, Co u, First Delaware
John August, Co q. First Delaware
Samuel Mills, Co X First Delaware
James Clark, Co X First Delaware,
Lockwood, Go First Delaware,
James DARLING Co +, First DelaWsis
banioy, Co d, First Delaware,
Delaware
IL Shrever, Go X, First Delaware
~ 4 p%iluie % FIRST Delaware,
" Steel, 90 c. Second Delaware
All doing we'll, slightly wounded.
SENATOR RIDDLE.-We regret to learn tba,
this gentleman is detained at ho me, and pre.
vented from occupying his seat in the Senate, in
consequence of serious illness in llis family.
The NEXT DRAFT will soon be made, and every
man VINO Is enrolled, has per sonal interest in
nj
draft, enrolled, as his ohanes of being drawn
are thereby diminished.
1t IS also the interest of all, to have stricken
from the enrolment lists II ,e names of all ner.
sons who are not liable to he draft, as the auo-
Ia lor the state is based on the number enrolled.
ana as large number OF persons have been en-.
rolled who have since d ed, or are now in Ina
seTV'ee or are not liable because of Non.resi-
dence' unsuitableness Of age. alenage, manifest
permanent physical disab ity.
All ci'izens are respec fully and eGrnestly re.
quested to forward the names and residence of
all such as are not lab le, to this office. or 10
give information to Del iuty Provost Marsbals.
special agents, or enrol ling officers, before the
9th day OF June next.
EDN IN WILMER,
Provost Marshal of Delaware,
May 81, ls64.8t D"''"
AN AGREEABLE PREE I've were sarpriHed
the other day by u very acceptable present of a
bottle Of excellent and ucious wine from Mr. a
Speer of New Jersey. ON first tasting il VIC he
lleved we we're imbibing some choice old PORT
not dreapIng that wine 30 rare and deleious
could BE- raised in this ountry. For our part
We shP.ll drink no more foreign wines wbile
Amer lca produces an article 80 excellent as Tho
sam Juoi wine, and fatter ourselves that our
rea iers will agree with us when they have be-
come acquainted with it, We have been too
F|ng palled by the villaiuous trash sold as pure
wine. Our boEs viV,Eats will be pleased with the
rich taste agreeable flavor, and fragrant bouquet
of the sambuci wine. 1t is especially recon-
msnded 10 weak ands ickly ladiep, by physicians.
Tor its purity, non-i intoxicating qualities and
tonic and restorative properties. A wine glass
full of this wine, with u fresh raw egg or new
milk, taken first thing in the morning, Is said 10
prove highly beneficial in cases of Pulmonary
Consumption. The hi tory of the wine is auite
simple. Mr.. Speer having some property in New
Jersey, turned his atte ntion to the cultivation OF
the Sambuci imported from Portugal. 1t bears
a grape whose superi or quality, juieiness and
riehnes in saccharine matter is unexcelled by
that Of the CataWba. After numerous expert
nents in fermentation, Mr.. Speer has produced
a wine which will mmorlalize his name and
prove new honor 10 America Boston Trapelsr.
Ths wine can bs f0vnd at druggists