Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-23

THE FIELD, THE DUNGEON AND THE Is
oAPE.-This is the title of an interesting
work about being issued by the American
Publishing Company, Hartford, Conn. We
doubt not this will be one of the most pop
u1ar works of thrilling interest which our
National strife will produce. 1t will en-
brace Mr.. Richardson's unparalleled ex-
perience for four years: s4 lLtl.t
I. Travelling through the South in the
secret service of the Tribune, at the out
break of the war. t.9 V
II. With our armies and fleets both East
and West during the first two years of the
Rebellion.
III. His thrilling capture while running
the batteries on the Mississippi River, at
Vicksburg, where more than half hiscom-
panions were either killed or wounded.
". His confinement for twenty months
in seven different rebel prisons.
V. His escape and almost miraculous
journey by night of nearly 400 miles, aid
ed by negroes and Union mountainous of
North Carolina and Tennessee, through
the enemy's country to our lines.
It will abound in stirring events never be-
fore given to the public, and contain espe-
cialIy minute details of the escape, which
have not yet appeared, including a descrip-
ton of Dan. Ellis, the famous Union Pilot,
and the Unknown Guide,'n inthe person
of a young lady, who piIoted Mr.. Richard
son and his comrades by night, out of a
rebel ambush.
In view of the authors rich material, his
well known trust-worthiness, and graphic
descriptive powers, the publishers feel jus
titled in predicting a work of unusual in
terest, containing more of the Fact, Incl
dent and Romance of war, than any other
that has yet appeared.
Sold only by subscription. Agents want
ed for every city, county and township in
the United States. This work presents a
rare opportunity to both men and women,
who desire lucrative employment. For
particulars, address American Publishing
Company, successor to Hurlbut, Scranton
s. Co., Hartford, Conn.
We publish a sketch from the advance
sheets on the outside of to-day'spaper.
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THE FoRrx-FIFTH-This noble regiment
of Ohio braves arrived at Columbus on
Thursday evening of last week, and re-
ceived a hearty welcome in behalf of the
citizens of Ohio. The following sketch of
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battling for the country and liberty, is ia
ken from the Journal of Monday morning:
This regiment composed principally of
men from Logan FrankliH, Ticking, Ham
ilton, Monroe, Crawford, Pickaway and
Delaware counties, rendeZVoused at Camp
Chase, and was mustered into the service
on the 10Th of August, 1862. The day fol-
lowing, it left for Cynthiana, Ky., abOHt920,
strong, and shortly after fell back before
Kirby Smiths forces to Covington, from
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tion-FElla Bishop" Here the regiment
was converted into Mounted Infantry and
after scouting through Central and South
ern Kentucky, started from Somerset and
engaged in the pursuit. of Gen. John H.
Morgan through Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio, to Burlington Island. Returning to
Kentucky it joined Burnside in East Ten
nessee, and assisted in the defence Of Knox-|
vile during the seige. When Eongstreet
retreated from Tennessee, the 5th recrossed
the Mountains into Kentucky, was dis
mounted and brigaded with the 51st Ohio,
Dist and 23d Kentucky, and Goth and 115th
the 4th A. c., with which it formed a juno
ton in front of Rocky Face Ridge, and
participated in all the subsequent engage
ments of famous in
Georgia. After the capture of Atlanta it
was ordered with the14th Corps to Pulaski,
Tenn, to repel the of Hood, and
was engaged at Franklin, where Hood was
repulsed, and at Nashville, where he was
thoroughly defeated and routed, On it's
banner are inscribed. 9Chase. of Morgan
through Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio"
" Kenesaw," Atlanta" Jonesboro,"
Franklin "Nashville." Out of the 92O
men that went forth, less than 3 years since,
Co battle for the right, but % officers and
$50 men remained with the regiment on
the day of muster out; which took place at
Nashville OF the 18th inst. The field and
line roster of the 45th is as follows, Lieut..
Col, J. H. Humphreys, Delaware; Major,
J. T. Jennings, KentoD; Chaplain, J. w.
Lewis. -s SnFUeOn- -KAArnRU-
Cincinnati; Assistant Surgeon, r. S. Hill,
-; Adjutant, j. Fl. Glover, Springfield;
Quartermaster, ]. W. James, De Graft;
Captains, N. q. Franklin, d. Sparks, A. II.
Eglin, w. Mcbeth, J. r. smith, w. H. Al
len, w. NJ. Williams, A. X. Rarey, T. w.
Hodges, J. A. Pickering; 1st Lieutenants,
F. L. Dunning, II. Greer, A.G. Henderson,
H. W. Hitchcock, 7. E. Bush, j. A. Walk
er, II. N. Bennett, e. II. Reynolds, S. D.
Pond, J. D.. Amos
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