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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

THE LARcFsr FoETRyss ~ THIS World
-Fi h;een miles from Warsaw stands the
larreSt fortress IN the world fortress
With cas, m1tei and pompraof barracks
f,r l10Q1 men en3 with a circum' erence
af N miles Whether this i generally
known or NOT. Il Is Certsin thar verv few
EueFshmtn-very fe- persons Of ans
countr, but Russia-have been allowed
the opportunity 1T inspecting th;s wou1raus
stronghold Nor. believe i, our Gov
ernment 40 present N possession OF any
plan or sketch OF the immense works;
snd as evidence Of the jealousy with
which Il i hidden from the ewes OF stran
gers. nav mention that special permis-
sion from the Car l. requisite ~ enable
anv FOREIGNER 20 enter il. The fortress
i called Moilin. or the New Georgian;
in Russian, Novo-Giorgiewick
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Killed and Wounded in the Eighth
Ind. Regiment at the Battle Of
Rich Mountain.

NJ tut Ol
Rich Mountain.
KILLED-Ph lander Wiseheart, Co. h
Joseph Beck. CO. c.
WovNprD.-Co. A. Franklin Stan
baugh, wounded in the groin.
Joseph Funk, flesh wound in the calf of
the leg.
William H. Rittler. aesh wound in
shoulder.
Company B:
Geo. " Shane, severe wound in the
breast.
Henry /. Powell, flesh wound in the an.
Gle
Company c:
Collier ". Reed. right leg broken below
the knee.
Andrew " Ridenour, aesh wOun II the
right thigh.
A,bury KerrvoOd, flesh wound in tb.
breast and arm.
John Walker, finger on left hand shot
of.
Frederick Coppersmith. wounded in tn.
right wrist, aud flesh wound IN tho neck.
Company f.:
Park Strahan, wounded in the left arm.
Samuel Williams, wounded in the lea
thigh
Company l.
William Lamb, wounded in the len
knee.
Company C.:
Benjamin Curtis wounded in the thigh.
Company II:
Lemuel Casick. wounded in the breast
aud arm.
Jacob Sailors, wounded in the arm.
Jacob Beroth, slight wound in thigh.
Jesse King. sight wound in thigh
Company l.
VI VI Stevenson. wounded in right
lee.
James Buchanan, slight flesh wound
in the right hip.
Andrew stntzman, wounded in the left
knee
Company K:
Frank Hall, wounded in the right
thigh.
samuel DeVaughn, wounded in the LEFT
thigh.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

How 70 D.sri>srisn rug RAV6 or OftI-
cfas.-By Observing the shoulder straps
worn hv officers of t'e arm, the'rrauk can
he readily a~-ertlined. A Major General
j. distinguished b, two silver stars on his
shoulder straps; q Brig9dier- General has
hut one ,tlr;a Colonel has a silver en-
br'lered -are1i eagle; Lieutenant Col
ouel has a silver embroidered leaf, @
Cartaio Is known by two gold embroider-
81 h-r~; FIRST Lieutenant has but one
gold bar en- The s'rana second Lieutenant
has none ~ Ell. Tile cloth oftne strap IS
rs follows staf officers, dark blue; artl.
lerv. scerlet; inftn;ry, Heht COR sky'hlue;
r'i,men, mcimm .or emeyald) green;
cavalry orlnre color.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Guards.

The moment the dag was threatened,
large bodies Of men were called upon 10
rtliy i'm defense. Being large bodied
man, Iralliei, and enrolled myself with
the Home .Gaar1s. The drill is verg
severe on me this hot weather, although
am constantly allowed an attendant,
with fan AMI a pitcher of ice water. !
am a living paradox. for while getting
HAaprr an daily growing weak. Talk
lboutthe the "tjmes that tried mems
so4l-," these are the times that try mems
f.tifthey have got any. The captain
takes pleasure in putting me through At a
doub'e-qnick step. When 60 OF think
II wiil be Nith a"double-quick" consump-
tion.
lam constantly reminded that one Of
the first requirements Of soldier is to
throw out his chest ani draw in his SO
mach. Having been bur el out several
times while occupying rooms in the attic.
have had considerable practice in throw
ing out nv chest" but by what system Of
practice could ever hope to draw in nv
stomach can't ''dress up''-it's no use
trying. If nv vest buttons are in lie
am far in the rear, and If toe the mark
feaful bulge indicates nv position.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
sTER RANDOLPH COUNTY, INDIANA THURSDAY JULY 25 1861

tIhere IS no room for argument in regard TO
nv sentiments.-everybody can see at s.
glance just where I stand.)
One evening We had a new drill sergeant
who was near sighted. Running BIS eye
down the line, he exclaimed sharply
"What Is that man doing in the ranks
with a bass drum" He pointed at me,
but 1 hadn't any drum; it was the surplus
stomach that couldn't draw in.
/ am the butt of numberless jokes. a.
you may well suppose. They have got a
story in the Guards that when first heard
tie command-"Order arms"-I dropped
nv musket. and taking out my not. book
began to draw an order on the Cover.
nor for what arms wanted. They say I
ordered the Winan's steam gun, with a
pair of Dahlgren howitzer's for side arms
Base fabricators Ny ambition never e1-
tended beyond rifed cannon. and they
knew il.
Although in respect 70 size belong to
the "heavies," my preference is for the
light infantry service. NJ knapsack is
marked "light infantry" One evening
spectators seemed conyulsed about some
thing, and my commrades Uttered by plat
oons whenever nv back was turned. II
vas all mystery TO me until laid OF
my knapsack. Some wretch had been
parading all the evening labeled "FlcHr
INFANT" The above is one of the thou
sand anneyances 20 which am subjected,
ana nothing but my consuming patriotism
could induce me to submit to It. Irallied
ct the call ofmy country, and am not to
be pat out BY the rallying OF my com
ra3es
ioverheard a spectator inquire Of the
drill sergeant one day, do YOU drill the
whole Of him At once7"
"No," hereturned, in an as fal whisper,
y drill him 10y squads"
would have drilled him ii had nad a
bayonet.
Specifications have been published IN
regard to my uniform and contractors al
vertsed for. The making will be let ont
To lowest respous bic bidder. In case the
Guards are ordered to take the Geld. a
special commissary will be detailed to
supply my ratious. That reminds ne OF
narrowing incident. On last drill nigh,
an old farmer, who dropped in TO sec Us
drill, took me aside aud said be wanted
to sell me yoke Of powerful oxen.
MY ancient agriculturist," said l.
smiling at his simplicity, "1 have no u.c
for oxen"
Perhaps not az present" quoth he,
but if you 60 to war, yon vii want
them"
"For what" said I, coa,iacr.bry an.
moved.
"Want EN- to DRAW York sArioss."
The Guards paid me a delicate compli.
ment n the last meeting. They elected
me "Child Of the Regiment" With the
rank Of lst Corpulent, aud the pay OF
chief Blower was about 70 return
thanks N neat appropriate speech, when
a areporter who was present assured me it
was no use-he had got the whole thing
IN type, speech and all, and could rsad
il ia the evening paper lie said they
kept meat and appropriate speech. +"
standing in type continually. ! GOT HE
views and held my peace.
Yours for the Uuion, including
the stars, also the Stripes,
FAT CONTRIBUTOR.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
GTDIGG PDET2Y.
ct SXI%9e
The Uprising of the North

The Northern men are up in arms
10 wage no servile fight;
They've risen at their country's call,
To battle for the right.
The city echoes with their tread;
Their hosts the valleys fill;
Their shout is borne on every stream,
Aud rings from every hill.
An hundred thousand men are out
A word has called them forth.
\ millioa more, if need there be,
Are ready at the North!
The merchant leaves his counting house.
The husbandman his plow;
Al ranks, all callings rally round
Their country's standard now.
All minor aiscords are forgot
All party feuds have flown
Each heart beats for its country now,
And beats for her alone.
In Freedom 5 and their Country's cause,
Thus brayely rushing forth,
Oh! It's a glorious sight to see
The uprising of the North.
Our sacred flag, the peoples boast
And pride throughout the world,
With scof and scoru, has to the dust,
By traitor hands been hurled
But woe to those who dared to treat
Our glorious flag with scoru--
The flag that 80 triumphantIy
in freedoms cause was borne.
The nation halls with exstaey
Her champions rushing forth.
While Southern traitors trembling see
The uprisius OF tine Nor,h.
-. Christian Enquirer.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
The Slaves of Secessionists-Senat
Douglass Opinion.

4 Chicago correspondent of the ". Y.
Tribune writes:
Nr Douglas believed in no paltering
or compromising with Secession treason;
bnt with the earnestness which
be carried into all the affairs OF
life, advocated relentless war against il.
One evening jus, before he left Washing
ton ior the last time, I had occasion 70
callatthe White House. "Mr Douglas"
remarked the President, in conversation,
which was public enough 10 justify my re-
porting it. spent two or three hours
With ne this afternoon. For several days
he has been TOO uuwell attend TO busin ess.
and SO has devoted his time 10 studying
var matters. until he understands the re
lative military position better, perhaps
than any ore Of the cabinet. 81 the way"
continued Mr Lincoln with that peculiar
twinkle ofhis eve which always foreshad.
ows q pungcnt thing 'the conversation
tnrnel uron the condition Of the slaves.
Yen know said Douglas. that Ianen-
,irelv sound on the Fugitive Slave Law.
I believe in enforcing it IN al cases with
in its true intent and meaning, but, after
examining it very carefully. have about
concluded that negro insGFree,ion is
osse . Which it does not s-p'ys"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
e = IL DBOiU8
-ssss.: 8 ::s.se=
Nursery Rhymes for the
Times.
4sssS.@

Who killed Compromise
/, said old Abe,
While vet twas babe,
killed Compromise.
Who'll dig its grave
will, says Scott,
If | don't I'll be shot,
III dig its grave.
Who'll make the PRAYER
!. saws Ward Beecher,
| am a preacher,
I'll make the PRAYER!
Who'll be chief mourner1
Twill. saws Breck,
II / can't sare the ,creek,
I'll be chief mourner.
Who'll comfort the friends
will. saws Chase,
can keen a long face,
I'll comfort the friends.
Wtn'll pay the dues?
! can't saws JEFF,
Ihau'nt any fbiaq ief,
can't pay the dues!
Who m0urns Comnromise2
Not I. saws the North;
Let tho mandate 90 forth,
Wen have no COmpromiss'
Vanity Fair.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

Jul, IS here vc almost know not how
orvbenec it waei yet We observe the
change tba, IS written in inviucible char.
actcr. on cyoy thing in nature. The
season OF harvest is come, and the hu-
btulman rcaps the reward OF his toll
THE soldcn feds Of ripcncd grain yield
shuudaut supplies The lu,uriaut fruits
arc plcntcou.; even the rude bramble be.
stoa n. gracious iruitfulncss.
Although nature smiles a. usual. all an
im8tiou seems 90 oe inasa,eol lassitude.
Tie huuug rays of Esti,al's san drives
all checr.ulncss into obscurity. The war
bliug sonrstcr sing- not now his cheering
song. but Is engaged iadustriously day by
day in procuring food for the Hedging.
Even the hour. of twilight bring no cheer
fulncs., tor now the oalet shricks from
tbe adjoining wood; while the moon, cres-
cent, and new a. on the third evening af.
ter IT, creation. casts gloomy light on all
the surrounding scenery. Kind reader,
under these circumstances We hope Won
viii pardon this destitute sketch" For
ifuaturc has seasons of cheerlcssnes. and
all 10. works fall into state of languor.
20 also must We, tor weare purely natural.
Time will ,eon pass ms on into the scenes
of months TO come VIXEN our physical en-
ereies viii not be prostatcd by comnli
ance with the commaui:-"In the sweat
OF thy face thou shalt eat bread;" when We
hope to be able to make our sketch
more elaborate md pomtel.
IUa. Ind. July. 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
VOL 4--NO SO

themselss." and that they intended TO
station them ali over East Tennessee.
Another prominent Secessionist, in Roam
county, has given out THAI it IS their pur-
pose TO station soIae hundreds of troops
in the quie; and peaceful town Of Kingston.
This decision was made since II was de-
terminea TO have the next Union Couvel
tion al that place.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
RATEs oF ADKERTIsING:

One square. first insertion .........-..S 90
Faeb suh.eoueut fnsertion..... 95
One column. one year.........-.......... - tn
Half column. one wear ..-.--..........- go 90
Quart.r column. one year-... .-.... y tu
Advertisements. % secure insertion the same
week. must De handed in by Tuesday morning
Legal advertisements Nusr be paid for in
kpvkvrr.
..Ualess a particular time is speciacd when
handed iu. advertisements will DC published
until ordered ont and charged for accordingly.
~FAu communications. or any thing else
in connection with che Office. should be adress-
81 o. the prenr.rtars
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
JULY.
Ioau shrrcu ~. 3, ny sgDEos,

ECRN. SkLrcH No. 2, nY SgBEosA.
Ju'y has come. luly with burning sun
Like a blazing comet from the zenith
shining,
The shady OAK, where ripping waters run,
With silent leaf toward The clouds in.
cliumg.
The wavy meadows and the egolien grain
The mu -tr yapor from the glacier steal
iue-
Prolific br,mp,cs by the dusty iauc--
All these compose lesson worth re
te.liue. --CT0pDer.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
VANITY Fair.

The Cleveland Plaindoaler's "Fat Con
tributor" Griswold) has Joined the val
iaut "Home Guard" lie tells his expe-
rience thus:
Tae Fat Contributor in the Home
Guards.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
Grand Military Spec
tacIe.

General scott Crosses the Potamac
at the Head of the Army.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

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% continue their subscription.
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sent thet are held responsible unul they have
settled their bIll. and ordered the paper dis
continued.
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eithont MORNING the publisher. and the paper
it sent 20 fi.e former direction. they are held
responsible.
= Tie Courts have decided that refusing 20
take a u.asrapef from the Office or removing
end leaving ihem ancaIied for T. PRlN, facIE
evidence OF fraud.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25

HE FORCE on VIRGINIA SOIL.
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RANooL7n DiVisIoH NO -


fla. af fentneraurr N ffrhrstyr, ufett tfert
Fa...ia, e,euln- ol raeh wees ai irnrrrarr"
H4il on tbr corner 90 Mulu aui ashia. iuu tis.
{. o. CT O. 7.
or Winehestsr. meets on >lf.riat evening
90 each ercb at thclr llull on i!.e cofrcf of Nau
aud Washington stferts.
I. O. o, 9.
Meets every Thursday etcuirg ui o'etoce,
at tnrIr new nall on 90 Pubtc squar..
WINCHESTER LODGE, No. 90
Frte rqd Accepted Nusons, meets boo Ma-
comic uaU SATURDAY evening before thr Full
Nsan off each month, JOHN j.. Eot id,
!. W. WttLisNsas. scf'y. u. II.
RANDOLPH CHAPTER, No. 80
Ra5al Arch Naspus meet. Boo Masonic titll
TUESDAY evening alter the Full Moon or each
month"; JACOB EL1IRo1H.
Ious Ross. Str'F. IN. u.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

VIGILANCE E.---ORDrR
No..--Ths following item of inforustion
was hsndsd James D. Hsgarthy. Esq.. an old
resident Of this county. day or two since by
Mr.. Quinn, son of James. Quinn, RspresentA
lt1 IRON this oeuaty: IL.
DAvEMPcsr, Scott Co., Iowa.
Mr.. JANfs d. HoGARrHY-Sir As you wss
heard to utter sentiments Of . reasonable ns-
ssrs. on 6sturdsl. in this city now this - to
inform you that you must leave the State
within the time this note prescribes, to- wit
by the lO'h day Of May; and if you are 10 b.
in the State after the date above mentioned
you will be hung without reserve. A hint to
the wise 10 sufficient. St
signed by the Committee.
RxxAsxs.-Mr. Hogarthy is a we'll known
citizen Of Scott county, AID 10 undoubtedly Z
true man p his souassy. The above eoumu
nication besrs upon its face unmistaksbit
traces Of owardies-bsAring asit does nsithe,
date nor dsuatsrs. In eli human probability
". Hogsrthy will not leave the State. He i.
- citizen whose rights are bound to be and y i'll
be protected BY 10y q citizens Of Scott county
We have yet to bslievs that the people of this
county are prepared to thros aside aud tram
pie under foot ths lave Of the land and estab.
lish the Court Of Judge Lynch. II ithss come
to the pass that such warnings" are to BE-
sent through the county. TO intimidate persons
It 10 high time there Vas . demonstration on
the part Of the friende of law and order, to pu,
down such outlawry. Let this matter be nip.
ped in the bud ct once ID sst. -
II Lynch law 10 the order Of the day. and
vigilance sor uittsss are 70 psurp the Law ol
the land. It h high time that the people knew
IL. and that those who are in favor Of 1t and
those sho stand on the side OF Law and order
should take sides in the. matter, and if need BE-
lot the ,serst come to The Dovst.
We may be attaching more importance TO
the above scurrilous mis.ive than really at.
taches 70 It. II $3.50 be 1t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
,ns-y,prr,nx -, 81 FuNna-The q

DISTRIBUTION OF FuNDs.-The Ger
man voluutssr S6npdAvsOApk Vents. made :
losp On Saturday Of $500. for the ,purpoes oi
suppsyiss ssehl vMh sshs ssusds u estJ Joss y
asws WITH i strikss - very ferstsly that
this is not just right. Thess osni ssvSlsis
their businsss. their homes. ssds msny tbsir
fsmilies. % 6ght for the country. 70 defend ths
hoecr and diguity o. The good old etAfs ssd
stripes. and our noble Constitution and 41aws,
shall ws ask them p yaise shsir own funds te
81 ont sf tswn vishi Hss {oys ths hEass 90
'ssk her vslontesrs to raise fe0 3ellesesaeh
Y order that they may lssvs aS~s-%1s@hA'
psefistis hi this Dgovevansss Of lowell TN
sc9nty q! seottf 'his eisy of kDtsaf6rt
Gsod nsa aseama E4spopsihls for - psJmnt
- The lad1 sod y wtli bspstd. is Wit4bs- ct
liens ~ niIAnpest permit ~ " Noe soldier
6vatA6 JAyua dollar of tlaAy aapsey;s VI
Aeps net.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
II --OF--
Superior Household Furniture,
CARPETS, &c.. de-,
On Ihnrsdsy. Nay 9th, It 8 ia o'clock,

~ THE RnsIDaNCg o. JonH L. COFFIN, BsQ,
CORNER OF bRADY AND 18TH STREETS,
~ tho entire furniture Of ssi house, consis, ing
ot Parlor. Uhambss, timing Room and \ itchs on
Furniture, Tapestry, frussels, lngrsia and Oil
Cloth Carpets, China. Crockcry, Glass saad. Tin
Chamber Furniture was made 70 order By Nsssn.
Paul = Co., Of Boston.
Ready fos examination the day befors the sale.
my4 dtd THOMAS OkR, Auction. or.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
COM M ERCIAL
ID AV EN- r ORT n AR X EFT.
DAILY REPORT.

OFPICB OF TH8 Ut4ORCAT AND NEWS,
Saturday Lve., May 4, 1861. !
Wheat costumes active and rather unsettled.
FLoUR- Firm 1t $460@5.O0. Shipments 100
bbls. -
WHnAr-In good demand ct 72074e. Receipts
1857 bu. Shipments $3.50 bu.
BARLRY-N Nominal at 20@75c.
CoRN--Steady 1t lsc@l9c. Receipts 625 bu.
Shipments 1000 bu. ~A
OATS : Quiet 1t lao l5e. Receipts $50 bu.
PorAross.-Du at Sc. Receipts $50 bu.
Conn HEAL-Shipments 800 bu.
HAY-Dull ct $4N5.
COAL-From wagon 1Oc per bushel Coal Vsl.
Icy coal % in yard Henry county coal loe in the
yard. @Ed
woos- Hickory $500; Oak $500 pr cord
LARD-le@l3nc4 b. H
HAns-New Sugar Cursd 1l@12Kc per h.
Common 100l: xc per ID.
! Cnssss--nsskimes Co. 130l7e Per h.; Wa-
torn Reserve II llH@I2ke.
PouLfRY-Livs Chickens Sl.3s0l.5O 3 dos.
Dressed 60ss = D. Turkeys, 5o07Sc dressed
do. S0lec = b.
= BUsssAsA nsntJ at is@a3ks = y Tz
Eees-io0l91<c y dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
Froa New York.
From Maryland.

RJ 8 BALTlhoRE, May ).
Union meetings held 10 oil the wards Of
the city, adopted resolutions that we cherish
the Consultation and the laws Of the Unite !
States. aud ~ill devote sur lives and fortunes
to defend it against al assaults. and that -
regret the attack osds On troops marching
psseeably to protect the Capitol, declari og
abhorencs Of 90 attempt Of the Legislature to
inaugursts military dsspotism by . pubic
ssfety bin that persons named for said CON-
mittee have not confidence enough IN the pso-
pss to consider the whole thing. usorpation
OF powes. M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

'a. .1 9A to lADsANAPsIls. Nay A.
The Legislature to day psss . bill author
ising the Cove 10 csH into immediate s<s.
vice for one year, Elk regiments Of voiuntssss
Tor the. defence Of lhe tate, and ~ additional
appropriation Of f510.0OO will Do made Tor
the purpose q purchasing arms and plssieg
the Ssass on complete var footing.
Abcnt three companies Of S.ste requisition
are skssdy hsrs la amp. sud the bs sncs vsll
BE- here by Tuesday. making tv elvs regiments
OF Fedora and State tr0ops. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

PRoMorED.-The Rock Island com.
psny which went ont few days sioes. was
divided, forming one company and part OF an
other which 10 to be made up in Rock Island
and gosa under Cspt. Quincy Acksil Who
vas Let Lisutsnant Of the original company.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
From DeIaware.

WILnINaroN. Del. May 3.
Three companies have been sworn in under
the Governors proclaim a,ion. He hes mads
r.quisition for 1000 rifles which. added TO the
ar. . here. will suffice 70 place the state In
coDdition Of defence.
The Knights Of the Golden Circle are nn-
mpror a but 0uipt