Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.

The exercises at the Oak Grove Gem
etry. Immediately subsequent to the ar-
rival of the procession, viii be conduct
ed IN the following order:
Music.-Band.
Prayer.-Rev. DR.. L. D. McCabe.
Music.-Vocal. THE Brave are Sleep
ing" Words and music by Win s. Fitch.
OratiOn.-Gen. Manning F. Force, Of
Cincinnati.
Music-Band-
Oration.-Gen- John s Jones. of Del
aware.
Music,-Vocal. "God Save this Land
Of Liberty" Words by H. n. Powers :
music by Prof T. c. O'Kane.
Reading Of Names.-AIaj- c. H. Nc
Elroy-
Music.-Band.
Music.-Vocal. Decoration Hymn.
Words by Mrs. Bishop Thomson
Doxology.
Benediction.-Rev Dr. J. Uford.
STewing of Flowers.
At a signal from the band the process
sion viii reassemble and move to the
Catholic Cemetery. and thence to the
Old Cemetery, hating at each place
while the graves are being decorated.
The procession will assemble prompt
ly at I:3O p. m, and will move precisely
at two. The order of assembling will be
as follows:
Mayor and City Council on Sandusly
street, near the American House Sab
bath Schools, south side of Winter, from
Sandusky to Washington Masonic fra
ternities, north side of Winter, from San
dusky 20 Franklin Odd Fellows fra
ternity, north side of Winter, from
Franklin to Liberty; Firemen, west side
of Sanduslly, from Winter to North and
west on North to the Olentangy Engine
House Order of American Mechanics,
east side of Sanduslly, from Winter to
North Ohio Wesleyan University, east
side Of Sandusky, north of North street;
St. Patrick's Benevolent Society, north
side Of Winter, east of Sandusky; Col
ored organizations on Hill street Citi-
zens IN carriages viii assemble on VIII
liam street Citizens on foot, on Sandus-
ky street, between Winter and William.
The procession viii move from the in
tersection Of Sanduslzy and Winter
streets. r. r. HENDERSON,
Marshal-of-the-Day
The following IS a list of soldiers who
were killed or died from wounds receiv-
ed, or disease contracted in the service.
or died at home from same causes, and
were buried in the cemeteries adjacent
to this city:
OAK GROVE CEMETERY.
BrOokside.
James W. Clark, Co. c. 96th Regt. Lot IS.
capt. Byron D0ibear, 4th Regt. Lot 24. Died
JOS ]. Barrett, 1885, Regt. Lot Is. Died Of
disease at Columbus, o., on his way home.
George Jones. Lot 80.
chapel LolOn.
Robert L. Chandler, 4th Regt. Lotl2 Died
ofdisease at Camp Ohio, near Georgetown
d. &. Private,
EZna0ood.
George Crawford, sth Regt. Lotl2. Died at
LieuI. Chas. Walker, 4th Regt. Lot 5. Kill
ed in battle at Dumfries.
Augustus Walker, Co. @, 18th Regt. Lot ..
Died at home of disease. Private.
M. Besse, S8th Regt., Co. I. Lot 10. Died of
disease. Private.
Evergreen Rtags.
Lieut.. L. c. Pettibone Co. I, 4th Regt. Lot 6.
W. W: PetGIoone, Howr's BATTERY. Private.
Joseph P. Webb, Surgeon Tth Regt. Lot is.
HalethOr7l Side.
Darwin Johnson, LIST Wis. Regt. Lot 35.
Killed at Gettysburg. Private.
George Converse, 4th Regt. Lot I6. Died at
home from disease. Private.
- Bower. Lot 8.
Summit Las0n.
Milton Wells, 4sd Regt. Lot 20. Died at
home from disease.
Mount Pleasant.
Albert White. Lot y.
]. Z. sellick,. .segt. 4sth Regt. Lot II. Died
at Memphis.
NoTghscOod.
]. c. Gregg, Co, G, 95th Regt. Lot Is. Died
at home. Private.
Oak Ridge.
Louis W. Little. Lot Is. Adjt. 2d KY. Cav
airy. Died in Washington.
Sunny Side.
Hiram Gould, 2Oth Regt, Co. D. Lot 79
Private. Died at Bolivar, Tenn.
Lieut.. Watson Mccullough, Co. g, Regt.
Lot Il. Died at home from wounds re-
ceived at Fredericksburg.
Gillies Anderson, Co. g, 18th Regt. Lot 80.
Died at home from disease. Private.
Benz. Jenn ngs, Private Co. +, Shth Regt.
Lest5. Dieu Of disease on his way home.
S. II. Baldwin, Musician. Lot 70. Died of
r. II Brown, 4th Regt, Co. C. Lot S. Died
of disease at home. Private.
Jacob Markle, Co. G, 4ih Regt. Lot 6. Died
of disease at home, Private.
John Dale, Private Co. q, 4Ih Regt. Lot 20.
Died of disease at Harper's Ferry.
Lieut.. Vim, Fl. Cherry, SD ReEt. Lot 64.
Killed by railroad accidentin Tennessee.
Capt. NJ. Clason, 12I Regt. Lot II Killed at
KenesaW Mountain, Georgia.
While Breyfogle, Co. @, 4tn Regt. Lot IS.
Private. Died at home of wounds.
Lieut.. S. Hubbell, lst u. S. Inf Lot 29 Died
at New Orleans since the war.
NJ. Battenfield, Musician, I74th Regt. Lot
90. Died of disease.
Dedication GrOUe.
John Genier, Musician, Co. C, 4th Regt. Lot
%.
Wanderers Home.
R. Hilderman, Private 4th Regt. Died at
Camp Chase.
John smith. Not found.
Simon p. Rice.
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
John Powers. 18th Regt. S. E. corner. Died
of wounds.
John Grimm, Co. I, sd Regt. s. E. corner.
Died of disease at home.
Jas. Moynahan, Co. I, SD Inf. North side.
/ Died at home from wounds.
OLD CEMETERY.
John Parks, Co. G. 4th Regf. S. E. corner,
Died at home from wounds at ROmuey.
Nicholas Parks, Co. G, 4th Regt. Private.
/ Killed In camp.
John Burnett, s6th Regt Died in hospital
I n1nr,