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The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-05-24

As pendant to Captain Saville's pictur
Of the deeds Of the old First Delaware W
extract a few verses from poem read ami
loud applause at public gathering j
Charleston, S, G., three years ago.
You have heard of the Blue Hens Chickens,
Of the brave old Delaware line;
The tale Of their deeds is a record,
% OF courage almost divine
TyT,fg66fd OF storms and 6atties,J
| And marches in fasting and pifin;
But they suffered in resolutG silence
| They never were known to complain.
Captain Jonathan Caldwell,
| OF Ilasett's regiment,
Was fond of the brave game chickens,
And carried them where he went;
He said that his Blue Hens Chickens
Were his own and his mems delight,
For they never showed the white feather,
They fought for the love Of fight.
And thus the Delaware soldiers
l. The Blue Hens Chickens were named,
And through the war for our freedom
l. For daring deeds were famed;
| And in the long years Of struggle,
| Which won for the cause of right,
They never shrunk from the battle,
They gloried in the fight.
For their country's independence,
For the rights of man they foughti
And they held that their childrens freedom
BY their blood was cheaply bought.
So they bore fatigue and hunger,
| And happy esteemed their lot,
When they fought the tyrant,s minions
| And gave them steel and shot r....
Then honor to Captain Caldwell,
| Who inspired his gallant men
With the vaorOus example
| Of the brood of his ''iamOus hem
And glory to brave old Delaware!
/ Her very name inspires;
And her SONS still honor the title
Won by their valiant sires.
Though her star be the very smallest
In a constellation so vast,
1t shines mid its larger brethren ....
/ With lustre unsurpassed
And whenever the starry banner
Its folds shall in danger wave,
The Blue HENS Chickens will use their spurs
With the bravest of the brave.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-05-24

CAPT. Saville then described the terrific |
cannonade preceding the assault on the
Union left centre on the afternoon of the
third day. He stated, what other authorities
do not seem to confirm that the cannopade
opened from Seminary Ridge at 30 p. m.
and lasted three hours. The New York
Tribune correspondent, who was present, says
it lasted 1hr 40 minutes by his watchl.
When Pckett's men arrived opposite the
position of the First Delaware they lost very
heavily, own to the fact that there was
surplus stock of muskets, which were loaded
by the rear rank while the front rank
men fired as fast as they could.
Many of the muskets were m 10Th be res and
charged with buckshot, SO that the eXecu-
ton was terrible. Col. Smythe was slightly
wounded in the face by fragment of shell,
and Lieutenant Smith was instantly killed
by round shot while carrying to the head-
quarters a rebel flag captured by the regi-
ment.
During Lees retreat the First Delaware
took part i'll the pursuit, and was engaged
in active duty till September 18th. when the
hostile lines once more confronted each other
on the Rapidan. The operations at Auburn,
Bristoe Station and Mine Run were all
shared by the First Delaware. In the last
named engagement the regiment received
orders to storm the enemy's position ON the
heights. Foreseeing that the enterprise
was desperate one, the men took to pin
ming a piece of paper to their breasts will
their name inscribed, SO that if they were
killed their bodies might be identified. A
the last moment the order for the attack wa
countermanded.
THE WILDERNESS AND sPoTTsYLyANtA.
On Jan, 1st, 1864 the regiment retune,
: to Wilmington ON furlough and was enthusi
astically received. A splendid set of color
I was presented on this occasion. Very fey
failed to report to Colonel Smythe when til
c regiment returned to duty at the front o
r the expiration of the furlOugh. On Marc
i goth, the First and Second Brigades wer
b consolidated and Colonel Smythe designi
II ted to the commanded the Irish Brigade, Col,
|, mel Carroll succeeding to the command ,
II the First Delaware. At midnight on Ma
y 3rd, the first movement of the grand can
t. paign was made and the struggle in IL
Is Wilderness followed.
Is Although the hour was lote, the audien,
l. followed Captain Saville's narrative of IL
"a mssketry contest in the Wilderness wit
d keen interest. The losses were terrible c
Or both sides although neither artillery n,
in cavalry could operate in this denscly wood,
region. AT Spottsylvania the regiment toe
lie part in Hancock's charge on the Salient he
rs by Johnson's division of Ewell's corps al
lie shared in the glory of the capture of Il
a entire division. Then came the skirmish
Il the North Anna and on the 3rd. Of June Il
I'd terrible reverse of Cold lIarbor. Here t
& First Delaware wrec in the front line, al
he reached a spot within % yards of the rel
IS entertainments, repelling every etfor t of t
up enemy to drive them out The regime
he took part in the various assaults on Les
a lines at Petersburg and witnessed the 81
ld render at Appomattox.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-05-24

John Cullen Bryant, of the Malta House,
has the finest, largest, cheapest stock of
Bibles, Albums, Dictionaries and other stand
ard books in the market. Mr. Bryant
buys and sells his own books and can give
better bargains than those who employ
agents. Orders left at THE WILMINGToN-
IAN office or Malta House, will receive
prompt attention. 80 tt
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-05-24

Chrstiield and Best 51j Market Street, are
now displaying u fine stock of Gents Fur
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THE BLUE HENS CHICKENS.
Captain SaVilIc RecOunts the Exploits of
the Old First delaware"

Reported for THE NnMIsGroNIAN.l
Al the special meeting of the State His
torical Society on Monday last, Hon l., E.
Wales presiding, the routine business was
dispensed with to enable u paper to be read
by Capt W. p. Saville, of the First Della
ware Volunteers, on the record OF that rcgi-
ment during the War of the Rebellion.
Among the members of the Society pres
emit were Rev. J. G, Littell; Mayor Wales;
Cesar A. Rodney Esq; Messrs. John
Walters and L Bringhurst. The body of
the hall was occupied by the survivors Of
the regiment, about thirty in number, among
them being General Postles; eX-Marshall
Dunn; Major W. Y. Swggett; Capt W. II.
Brady and Capt. s. A. McAllister.
The Hon. L. L. Wales, in introducing
Capt. Sayile, said that ON the 29nd. April,
1878, the colors of the Second Third, Fourth
and Fifth Delaware Regiments Were pre-
sented to the State Historical Society by
Major-General Winfield Scott Hancock, and
received on behalf of the Society by w. G
Spruance, Esq. On the Goth January of til,
present year the colors Of the First Delaware
Regiment, borne during the last three year,
of the Civil War, were likewise presented t,
the Society by Lieutenant Dunn, and received
by DIR. Wales. The torn and tatteret
banner was i'm its rightful resting place
treasured up in the archives of the STATE
Historical Society, an imperishable recort
of the brave men who had laid down thei
lives and shed their blood in the caus,
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OFFICE, No. gOl ORANGE STREET
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-11
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TN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NINTH
1 Township. OF the County Of White Pine,
Sintc OF Nevada
JOHN wEARNE, Plaintiff
vs.
A. II. D0SCHER. Defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 A.
II. Doseher, Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear DO
FIRE me, nj my office In Cherry Greek, In the
County Of W hite Pine. on
saturday, the 27thDsy Of December.
A. ID. 1854.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. In nm action brought
avairst YOU by said plaintiff, 70 answer the
complaint of The above-Damed piainiin.
Said action Il brought 10 recover One Hun
drea and twenty-five and sixty one. nun
dredtbs fsl25 90 dollars on . promlssory
note. bearing date September ~; lesS. to-
1ether with aceruing interest at the rate OF
two mar cent. per month, amounting 10 lhirty
and fonrteen ne-hundredths so IA dollars.
or Judgment will DO taken against you 10Y
said amount, together with costs Of TINS sun.
n you fail 10 appear and answer,
: TO the Sheriff or any Constable OF sald
County, greeting Make legal service ana
due return thereof. - ~
'""er' NJ A.. T. STEARNS.
Justice OF the Peace OF snid township
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While tn editor Of a Colorado paper
gas home. sick with typhoid lever,
aud his wife and little daughter were
suffering At the same time with diph-
liberia and scarlatina, the Office boy
clipped and published ss a leader the
following medical note: ''Typnoid
fever, ~diphtheria and scarlatina are
the results of human ignorance, I
pidily. laziness and filth, rather than
The visitation of tod
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-10-11

In The family OF Dir. Pet John, lv
ing near Prescott in Walla Naila
county. ". T., are ten children whose
ave ags height il six and a half feet;
and tue average weight is pa pounds;
this includes tao children not grown.
There are eve sons and three
daughters. One boy II wears old is
seven feet high, and weighs 215
pounds.
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Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the books for the registration Of voters
in Cold Greek PrIncInct NO. ]. will close on
Monday, October 20, Iss4. at 6o'eIOek,
r. u.
Al persons whose names are not on the Regis
ter a. that tIise viii be barred from voting at
~ coming election for state, County and
township Uihesrs.
A. C. CONOEER.
sZ7-td Registry Agent. Precinct No. !.
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Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books for the registration Of voters
in SchellDourne Precinct No.. II. will close on
Monday, October 20, 1854. az @ o'clock.
p. d.
All persons whose names are not on the Reg
ister At that time will be barred from voting
al the coming election for State. County and
Township officers.
d. w. HASTINGS,
s27 I'd Registry Agent. Precinct No IL.
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Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tbs books for the registration Of voters
Ia Cherry Creek Precinct No. II. will close on
Monday, ctobe 30. 1854, AT 6 o'clock.
p. NJ.
All persons whose names are not on the Regis
tor AT that time will be barred from voting
al the coming election for state. County and
Township officers.
A. +. STEARNS. j. p,
Ex-0fheio Registry Agent for Precinct No. II
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Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBf GIVEN THAT
y The books for tho registration Of voters
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Monday, October 20. 1854, att o'clock,
u. NJ.
All persons whose names are not on the ReRis-
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tho coming election for state, County AID
Township OtlrsfS.
\ KINSLEY.
s27-td Registry Agent, Precinct No 10.
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Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books for the registration Of voters
in Newark Precinct No. =. will close on
Monday, October 30. 1854. at 8 o'clock,
p. n.
All persons whose names are not on the Regis
ter al that time sill be barred IRON voting al
the coming election Tor state, County and
township officers
THOS. ROBINSON, j. p.
Ex-Ofieio Registry Agent. Precinct No. D.
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Notice to Vote 8.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The books for the registration Of voters
of Aurum and Ruby Hill Precinct No.l3. will
close on
Monday October 30, 1854, at 6 o'clock.
= M.
All persons whose names are not on the Reg
lister at hat time will be barred from voting
at the coming election for State, County and
Township officers.
r. A. MCCORMICK,
Registry Agent for Aurum and Ruby Hill
Precinct No. IL. s2T
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Summons.

-
IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF Ninth
! ToRnship, Of the County of v bite piAs,
State Of Nevada.
JOHN wEARNE. Plaintiff.
JOHN + WILLIAMS. Defendant.
The stats # Nevada sends greeting TO John
+. Williams. Defendant
You are hereby summoned n appear be-
fore ms 81 my ofic" In Cherry Greek, 10 he
County Of " bite Fine ON
Saturday. the 27th Day OF D.esms-r,
A. ID. 1854,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in an sction brought
Arain.i you hv said plaintiff. L. answer the
complaint Of the aboEe-nam.d plaintih.
SAID action l. brought To recover the sum
One Hundred and sixteen and eigh;y-six one
hundredth- SllB 81 dollars. . stated balance.
and Interest On tho same. amounting 10
ruenty-fonr and hfty-four c-hnndrgdihs
is2i a dollars. A lsO. an assigned eeouht
of n stated balance due II. A. comins Of One
Hundred and seventeen and twerty-twO one.
hundredths l3ll7 - dollars. and interest on
the same amounting 10 Eleven and seventy
We une-hnndredths All 20 dollars, the de-
mund amo nting In all 10 Two Hundred sud
seventy and thirty-f0ur o~ne-habdredihs
$40 81 dollars. or Judgment viii Be taken
against you for the said amonnt, together
win costs 81 this snii. II yOu fail TO appear
and IN wer.
IL tho sheriff or any Constable Of said
Coan,y, erecting Make legal service and
Giyen unIor ny hand this 9Th day Of o.
A. T. STEARNS,
Justice OF the Peace o. snid Township.
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PINE NEWS
THERE'S MUSIC ~ a MOTHERS
VOICE.

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Notice to vo.ers.
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y ths books for the registration Of voters
10 Pinto Precinct No. }. Viii ciOse On
Monday, October 20, 1854. at o'clock,
p. n.
All persons whose names are not on the Regis
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the coming election for State. County and
Township officers
A. BERGMAN.
sZ-td Registry Agent. Precinct No. ;.
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Notice.

HAVING SOLD ALL MY RIGHT, IT,
IL tie and interest In and TO my stock Of
goods, in my store in Cherry Greek. together
with all debts due me at said store to George
Kenn dy. the said debts are now due and
payable to him. and his receipt will be fun
satisfaction for the same.
A. YOUNG.
Cherry Creek, January !, 1894 se27 1t.
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TN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NINTH
| Township. OF the County Of White Pine,
Siate OF Nevada
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