Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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They were then lying about half q mile from the
rebel lines, and behind the rear line oil our ln- |
trenchments, aud expected 10 be thrown out 10
the advanced lines that night
GnEAr CKSraAL FAlp.--Excursion to Phila-
delphia, On Wednesday June 9th. The steamer |
Ariel, will leave Wilmington on Wednesday,. June
10th, at $50 a. M, and returning leave Fhila-
delphiA at o p. in. ExcursiOnisIs will have
fine opportunity Of visiting tie great SANITARY
Fair, and spending six hours in that splendid
place. Exourson tickets 60 cents, or excursion
ticket including ticket Of admission to the SAM
tary Fair 81 TO- Tickets to the Fair may be
procured on board the boat at 6O cents each.
AppirtoNAL Sick AND WOUNDED DEL,wARR
SoLpIeps-On Wednesday last, tue following
named gentlemen left our city under the aus
pices OF the Delaware Relief Association Tor tho
White House, TO administer to the wants OF the
sick aud wounded soldiers Of tho Delaware kegl-
ments ALLEN Gawthrop, Jacob klohardsou'
Thomas Knott, Dr.. James killgore, Thomas y.
Lawson, Wm. Kitchen, Howard Garrett, Jacob |
Walton, John z. Almond, NJ. Is. Stotscnburg, |
William Preston and ohm Price. This commit
tee reached Washington aud Immediately pro-
cured passes aud stnited for White Horsc,
which they reached, visited the hospital aud |
nscertained that they could be Of no service at
that point, as the wounded were oil being tran
sported to Washington, They retraced their
fieDA anu kiblttu tue Husplthlbh hAu
Washington, where they were relieved from duty |
owing 10 there being u sufficient number Of nurses
there, and returned home. We are indebted 10
them for the following information in relation tO
soldiers belonging TO the Delaware Regiments;
At White House, June l0h-Stephen Diar,
Company II, Sd Delaware, gun shot wound in
the lace Sergeant John U. barley, Go. o, rup
ture Joseph FleeiwOod, Co. A, gun shot wound;
Thomas MuIner, Co. G, LIST Delaware Cavalry,
AioA4uhun 0n 1 dth
Delaware. gun shot wound in knee Henry Sip
Ter, Co. q, acculo diatIhocai William Vandiver,
Co II, gun shot wound in right eye j. Wallace,
Co. g, wounded; Wm. Wood, sore leg Mason
NJ. Murray, &c. A, 4th Delaware, left leg ampu-
tated
AT Alexandria Hospital, King sireet.-Cor-
neiius Palmatory, LIST Delaware, chronic dysen-
terry; Robert Ingram, lst Delaware, chills and
fever Samuel McNtt, wound in left leg ; Wm.
Blackburn, lst Delaware Cavalry, leg broken By
accident, admitted May 20th.
Mansion House Hospital.-Georgo Davis, Co.
H. I'd Delaware. gun shot wound in hip, admit
ted June Tih
Washington Street HOSPITAL - Theurer,
gun shot wound in leg, admitted May 18th.
French Street Hospital. A. Able
Company b, 80 Delaware, right knee out of
place Dagworth b. Wilson, Co. d, 80 Delaware,
arm amputated; Albert d. Morris, Co. A, ID
Delaware, gun shot wound, doing well; James
Kelley, Co. r. "a Delaware, wounded at spOt-
sylyania.
KtLLLo AND WbusuED IN THE DELAWARE
REGiMEars. give below the following names
of killed ami wounded in the Delaware Regi-
ments in addition to those already published =
Fourth Delaware -Killed.-private Charles
Carr, Co. @; Private Enoch Leigh, Co. ID pri-
vate John A. Davis, Co. Il Private Samuel
llackelt, Co. Private John II. Kitchens, Co.
/ Private William DuusmOre, Co. X Private
Andrew Morris, Co. X. WOunded-Priyate Thos.
Swift, Co. Is, slightly; Private Peter Durns, Co.
G, slightly Corporal Joseph Killgore, Co. ID,
slightly; Private Joshua Hues, Co. Il, slightly;
Private John Carter, Co. F, slightly Corporal
Robert s. Down, Co. q. slightly Private Richard
Ross, Co. II, slightly Private John Griffith, Co.
II, slightly; Private William Walker Co. II,
slightly Private Jacob Cegrist, Co. II, slightly;
Sergeant Robt. Thompson, Co. |, slightlyi Pri-
yate Henry Divine, Co. !, mortally; Private Jas.
Ryan, Co. X, alightly Corporal Jeremiah Brian,
Co. X, slightly. y Missing. Sergeant Major W.
G. I. Poulson Corporal Geo. D. McGlees, Co. X.
Second Delaware.-KiIed.- Sergeant John
Mclntire, Co. d; Sergeant james McKerrOn,
Co. q :; Corporal Ferdinand Schriner, Co. @ /;
Corporal Hugh ones, Co. G. Wounded -Pri-
vate Michael Fuller, Co. A; Private s. W. Gra-
ham, Company Il.
RANAwAY.-We are informed that about half
past ten O'Clock, on Sunday morning last, horse
attached to q carriage belonging 10 MIR. r. Kel-
ley, Liquor merchant, iu Market street between
Front and Second, took fright and ran away.-
MIR. Kelley aud his two sons, one about ten years
of age and the other about four, were in the ve-
hicle at the time The animal ran with great
speed from Front and Shipley to between Market
aud King, where the LOrsc fell, which threw the
? inmates out and broke the carriage. The
youngest boy had his head severaly cut Dr.
nj 1rn Ia tl,,r Ia.
the sufferer.
i LEoTuRH.-Thomaa Roberts delivered lee
ture at CARROTS Snuff Mills, School District No
/, 2S, OH Saturday evening last, Subject-"Th,
. Rebellion Fifteen dollars and sixty cents wer,
collected for the benefit of the Sanitary Commis.
sion. The meeting was got up under the aus
pices of the EbenCzer Literary Society, and th,
money handed over to the School Commissioner,
. to be given to the Delaware Department of th,
- Central Fair and credited to that district.
:. CoUNTERFEIT dRREsBAcKs.-Imlay & Bck.
helFs Bank Note Reporter Of June 1sl, saws
$3.50 Grecnback countcrleits have made tLei
/ appearance. They are nn exact imitation of III,
- genuine, and well calculated to deceive, Tht
green ink Is somewhat phler than the genuine
but that will be altered. $5Os and SlOOs hav
: been eounterfeited and they are not easily dc.
. teeied. There is no doubt that all denomina-
tlUna VI the lIeHhuiy NOltt Will De counterfeit
ed, aud the public should be on their guard"
y PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-The undersigned. Re.
! oeigor Of Taxes, will be at the City Hall on AMI
II after the first day OF July, 1864, between tht
'- hours of O'Clock and u, in the morning, an,
J from 10 in the afternoon, for the purpose o
D receiving taxes. A deduction of five per cen
is made on all taxes paid in July. All paid il
y August and up TO the day Of election the face
the bill must be paid, and after that date fiy
D. per cent will be added 10 the bill. Bankabl
funds only received 10 payment of Taxes.
T. @. GAYLEY,
Receiver Of Taxes.
y june 14-2m
a. The RRBRL PRlsoNERs. - The Commissar,
D. General of prisoners has directed that all officer
aud men, except guerilas, now held as prisoner
Y. Of war in the Old Capitol prison, Washington
J be Immediately sent to Fort Delaware Tn
guerillas will bo retained at The Old Capito
under strict guard.
X TRANsFERnRD.-About one hundred wonnde,
soldiers were transferred from Tilon Unitet
10 States General Hospital, in this city, on Frda,
last, to Philadelphia.
\ CARRIAGES OF THE LATEST Styles AND DEs
FISisH.-Passing by the extensive Carriage Fac
tory Of Henry Pretzschner corner Of Fourth m,
lie Walnut Streets, the other day, We went in, an,
l., were surprised 10 see such u fine display OF tn
best Carriages of the latest patterns such as YER
n light Shiiting-Iop Buggy, ROckaways, German
D. town Family Carriages, Jenny Lind, Park, Phae
le ton U. s. f. Henry Pretzschner, the proprieto
= is well known as q master mechanic in his pro.
II fesson, and has been triumphant OF over nine
Q. teen differ mechanical fairs, in Delaware
TX Pennsylvania and Jersey, where he received tb
10 FIRST premiums for the best quality of carriages
n.., an1a nd ,.,, -