The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-26
Arrsst.-on the 10th inst, Capt. s. W.

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Referred.-Surgeon D. W, Maull of the sn
LIST Del Regt., formerly of this place, has, we 81,
are pleased to say, been lately advanced in sv
position as Surgeon-in-chief of the Bird Divis- sb
ION zna army corps Inc pocsor Is justly Sp
entitled to such distinction. He has been in 81
the service of the country since May. 1861 To
and, together with his regiment, has lately IT.
re-enlisted for the war. May he be still fur To
Their rewarded for his patriotic services. To
Subscribe Liberally.-The Legislature of 10
Delaware having failed to make any provis- "a
ion for the relief of the families of our SOL "
diers, the loyal citizens have undertaken to w
raise by voluntary subscriptions a sufficient w
sum to relieve the wants of the families of w
our brave volunteers. We hope our citizens W
will feel that it is their duty to subscribe W
literally to this praiseworthy object. The w
wives and children of our troops need relief, w
and unless the Committee are furnished with W
funds they cannot carry out the object they W
have in view, of paying so much per week to W
each family. If every one will give his share, W
there will be no difficulty about the matter, W
and we will demonstrate to the Copperheads W
that we appreciate the services of our gallant W
3 sons, and will not see their wives and little W
ones suffer while they are absent enduring b
the hardships of the battle-feld.-Jounal. =,
l, Our Quota.--The quota of the State of
q Delaware to fill the call of the President for n
y 100000 men, and to make up deficiencies, is II
as follows; 1886 P
|; Deduct number Of volunteers Z
q up to Jan. 81 1864, not here \
v tofore credited. 1871 v
n Number of men drafted, paid
e communication or furnishedsub- l
y stitutes, 845 1876 y
e Leaving quota on the 3lstofJan'y, 960 v
a From which will be deducted all volunteers
y who have enlisted since the 3lst of January, Z
i and who may enlist up to the Doth of Febru- \
- airy, 1864. S
d As Col. Wilmer remarks, Ito whom we are
n indebted for the above information, if our !
Legislature had early passed Bounty bill, s
" the Draft might have been avoided entirely /
ty in this State and indeed might even yet be
H. done by an extra effort. There must have
,l- been near 300 enlistments since the first of
ny January, leaving less than 700 to be obtain
al ed by the first of March, which number ought ,
:, to be easily raised from the white and color
~ ed population of our State, and might have
''' been done readily but for the infamous legis-
N. lation for the benefit of party by the last
les egislature.-Smyrna Times.
Tlbs Fs,et DsI,,,o-. Tpo,,o,,ysJ ,,,J 1E;.o;n<,
er- Surgeon Maui has forwarded to the Secre-
I'M tary of the Ladies' Aid Society of Delaware,
he Miss Edith Newlin, the following list of the
:; wounded and missing of the First Delaware
Regiment, in the engagement at Morton's
Ferry, on Saturday, the 9th inst
'as Private Ezekiel Holloway, Co. E, wounded
ell Benjamin Ogle, Co. E, %
or Joseph Tindall, Co. E,
act Jacob Weigel, Co. G,
NO William Emmit, Co. X,
cd Henry McCracken, Co. B, :"
Az Joseph Callahan, Co. D, missing.
\, Corporal VIM. Joseph, Go. E,
Henry Martin, Co. G,
Private Fergus Connaway, Co. H, '
Corporals Joseph and Martin were prob
s;ni ably killed or badly wounded. The wound |
col GU arc Az '"1 D'" A0'p''''' anu A'e "eii
ac- cared for.-Republican,
~ The following is list of individuals who
ue 5 were, at the time of their enlistment, resi-
;a.' dents of Georgetown Hundred; and who are
oet ,olo, or haze been in the United States ser
and vice: and exclusive of veteran volunteers who
may or may not have been credited to our
/, enrolment district.
- Adkins, Charles Co. B. LIST Del. Cav.
Butler, Benjamin D, Sd Del. Reg't.
= Bailey, Edward e, list 6
Bailey, Alfred D. Sd
Reg Collins, Levin LIST :"