Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-27

The following is a list of exemption
granted during the week ending May 21s
to drafted men from Delaware County:
BERKSHIRE TOWNSHIP.
ConanautatiOn.-Daniel Dirst B. w
Bell.
BROWN TOWNSHIP.
Observation-Disclosures Harris, VIM
L. Holt. Robert B. Reid,
Physical Disability.-NelsOn Fleming
David A. Wallace, William Myers.
Over Age.-Wm. Moore.
GENOA TOWNSHIP.
Consmutation.-Jos Gardner, Benz
Budd, Amos Williams, Josiah Copper
Jacob Wright, Daniel Stump, Matthew
Mann, Edison Linnaberry.
ODer kge.-Samuel Scott.
HARLEM TOWNSHIP.
on,nautatioa.-Jaeob Feasle jr., Henry
Fravill, Leonard Derling, John w. Feasle,
Samuel Piper Jacob Piper
Physical DisabiIity-John Budd jr.
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP.
ConsnautatiOn-Alvin Rosecrans, Robt.
H. Maxwell, Henry Richards, Lyman G.
Meeker.
- LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
CoDansutation.-Mil Standish, Jacob
PhysicaT Disa6ility.-David Lowry
John W. Dyer, Simon P. Andrews
MARLBOROUGH TOWNSHIP.
Physical Disa5iZity-Abram Heinlen,
David Daniels, Isaac Worline, JacobCoz-
art.
OXFORD TOWNSHIP.
ConansutatiOn.-Wm. Blair, Benz. Mar
tin, VIM. Palmer,
Physical Disability Porter
field, VIM D. Morrison.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
Conlneutation.--Ca Calvin l.. Case, Thomas
F.Wilcox, James Phinney,
Physical DisabiIity.-Lawrence Con-
kiln.
PORTER TOWNSHIP.
ConnutdtiOa-John H. Penharwood,
Wilson Jennings, Henry Huddleston
Edison D. Chase John Penharwood
Physical DisabiIity.-Ransom Page,
John Cat, Jacob Piper
Over Age.-Joseph Riggs.
sCIOTO TOWNSHIP.
NtotiOn.-Jo ohm Irwin.
TROY TOWNSHIP.
on.nentdtion.-Nathan Worline.
Z Physical Disabtlty.-Henry Wiley,
VIM. Griffith.
az- TRENTON TOWNSHIP.
ohm Farmer, David
Walker, Clark Longshore, Almon Per-
! feet, James Huff Douglas Perfect, John
Atkinson, Lawrence Huff, Morris Wheat
on, Truman Longshore, Irwin Cassen-
THOMPSON TOWNSHIP.
Co11nssttati0n.-Jon onathan Fryman, j.
s. Irwin, Peter L. Wellaur, Jacob Knae-
hel, John Lawrence, Eli Sparks, James
n. Cherry, Richard Wells, VIM. Hoover,
Samnel S. Weaver.
THE County Convention held in this
place last Saturday appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to represent Delaware
County in the State Convention. HI. M.
Carper, Geo. W. True and R. N. Jones,
of Delaware ]. W Matthews, of Brown;
Charles Armstrong, of Berkshire John
Austin, of Scioto Henry c. Cutler, of
Concord James N. Clark, of Oxford. y
By the elections made by the Gen
eral Conference of the M. E. Church, now
in session at Philadelphia, two of our
townsmen are assigned important and re-
sponsible positions. Rev. DIR. THOMSON
is elected Bishop, and Rev. DIR. HARRIS
Assistant Missionary Secretary. We
learn the last named gentleman will make
New York his headquarters, and remove
his family to the city.
We are requested by the County Au-
ditor to call the attention of the Assessors
and Trustees of the several townships in
the County to his notice in reference to
the enumeration of all the National
Guards who have been mustered into the
service of the United States, which will
be found in our advertising columns.
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S. G. WEBER, late of this place, has
sommenced the publication of paper at
Bloomington, ILL.,, called the Central
Democrat The editor being Demo-
crat of the Vallandigham-Me stripe,
it may be safely assumed that the paper
he will get up will be faithful reflex of
the views and feelings of his patron-saint,
who continues to wait and watch over
the border"
In an engagement on the 18th the Del
aware boys Of the 4th Ohio again partici