Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
LOCAL AFFA1Rs.


casualties in that Regiment Etfi
KILLED.
Adjutant p. J. PettjOhu, head blown eli with
shell.
9nd Lieut.. John NJ. Dunn, Co. q.
Private Thos. c. Darrell, Co, A.
Sam'l =. Diles f.
sergt. JnO. v. Harrington, II, missing, sup
posed killed.
wouEDED.
sergt. Samuel Harrington, A, leg badly.
John D. Wells, A, slightly.
Private John Solomons. A, slight.
Jonathan NJ. johnson, q. very serious.
William McGrath, c, heal, mortaly.
&" Edward Taggart, G, thigh.
Sergt. Chas. Abel, d, side md head, very
seriously.
Corp. Noah Joseph, d, hip slightly.
Private WIN. y. johnson, b, shell wound
both legs amputatei
Private VIM. Sammons, d, very dangerously.
VIM. II. Short, d, right leg aud left
hand
Private DagwOrthy D, Wilson, d, arm.
" Jas, NJ. Kimmy, d, neck, not danger
Gus.
Private VIM. lawson. D, knee
WIN. r. Daniel L, mortaly.
" VIM. D. Sparks, e, slightly.
B" WIN Anderson, +, slightly.
Corp. Thos. Wooters, @, back, not dangerous.
Private Joseph Brown, @, missing.
james Il. Morris, II, head, mortally.
Burton Hood, II, side aud spine, very
seriously
Corp. James r.. Carey. II, slightly.
LIST Sergt. Samuel Haas, l, leg, slightly.
Corp. Joseph G. Grassland, !, not dangerous.
Private George Jones, |, leg slightly.
Richard Tibbitt, I, slightly.
Hnnh Arnatrnn0 aliohf1u hv n
4" John Dyre,I, shell which
Wm. II Reeder, l, burst in mid
james II. Payntcr, |, die Of Co.
John Murray, /, missing.
John II. Coleman, |, missing.
William Lewis, X. hand, lost finger
Anthony 0'Neal, X, slightly.
James Fleetwood. A, shoulder.
Chas. Dyer, II, head seriously
VIM. Green, II, slightly.
MoNEr AND STOoKs.-Hilyard & Co., Bankers,
No. GIG Market street, furnish us with the fol-
lowing quotations. at II o'clock, yesterday
U $. 6s, Coupon 1875, 1l2 u ll21
u. s. 6-20 Bonds, 105iG9 1869
US. $40 Treasury notes, 107 a. 1903
Certificates Indebtedness, ~ a 97t
Gold, 1876 a 197
CATTLH.-There will be q drove OF Maryland
Cattle at William Femings, on this Friday, June
l7tb, which will be offered for sale. Purchasers
are invited to attend. L. P. SwAYNE & Co,
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DEPARTMENT,
Eighth Army Corps.
Baltimore, June l4th, 1864
General Orders, No. 45-By direction Of the
President Of the United States, General orders
No. &c. OF April Goth, 1864, aud No. 49, of May
lst 1864, from these Headquarters, are hereby
revoked.
by command Of Major General WALLACE,
SAMUEL d. LAwREEoE, Asst. Adi Cent.
JoMN MCLEAN & Son, No. III Market Street,
have for sale two shares of old Bank Vt Delaware
stock, and the new six per cent Bonds of 81.
Principal and interest payable in coin, They
still receive subscriptions to the 1910 LOan.--
Also, want to purchase the following Bank
stocks: Farmers, Mechanics, Union, and Bank
Of Wilmington and Brandywine, for which the
highest price will be paid.
ALL CONTRIBUTIONS to the Delaware Depart
ment OF the Great Central Fair, of Fruit Flow
ere, Confectionery, Fics, Cakes Native Wines
&C., &C., should be forwarded and addressed as
follows:
MRs. C. GRATT,
Delaware Department
Fair Buildings,
Philadelphia.
1t is earnestly hoped that Contributors will
tables daily, fresh supply. Articles sent to
the Express Offices will DO forwarded free Of
charge
Papers thrOught the State please copy.
FLowERs FROM THE BATTLE PIELD.-A small
collection Of Poems, by a young lady Of Will
mngtOn, Del. For snle in the Delaware Depart
ment of the Great Central Fair. Persons wish
ing TO take with them an Interesting memorial
Of the Fair will find this little volume replete
with piety, tenderness and patriotism.
Wilmington, june 10Th, 1S64-tf.
FLowRRs, FLOWERS. LADIES TAKE NOTICE
daily supply Of Flowers is needed for the
Delaware Department OF the Great Fair.
Cut Flowers or Boquets will be thankfully re-
eeived every day during its continuance.
Send oil you eau spure of every kind to the
Institute Building every morning by u O'clock,
so they can be sent by Express in the O'Clock
train.
Flowers will add greatly to the beauty Of our
department.
Let all do their duty in this matter.
By order Of the Committee.
PAYMENT OF TAxRs.-The undersigned, Re-
ceiver Of Taxes, will be at the City Hall on anu
after the fret day of July, 1864, between the
hours Of o'clock and IL, in the morning, ami
from to in the afternoon for the purpose Of
receiving taxes. deduction Of Ave per cent
is made on oil taxes paid in July. All paid il
August and up 10 the day of election the face oil
the bill must be paid, and after thAt date fvi
per cent will be added to the bill. Bankabl,
funds only received in payment Of Taxes.
4. G. GAYLEY,
Receiver Of Taxes.
june l4-2m