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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

vuv1USI880 BALLAD AutAogiood oo1 q.
yev.ea n DEED d Trast, szssuesd b
Ressrdsxs Oneo q Scott sesnsy. olase q Isva,
10 book sD"ol town nortengss, paao ~. i shall
"a The IA day Of June, 4. d., lool, q -
o'clock 4. ~ q he Court Houss door, IN the city
Of Davenpss sell 70 the highest bidder. Ter sasi,
situated IL Dc county Of Seoss, Sists Of Iovs. %
Wit: A pleee II ground in the town Il ElisakstA
City, (aow City d Princston,) bounded aad DE-
sesiesd = faalovs, to-wit Coamsacine ssventy.
eight i5e) fest nesth Of the northeast esense g
north alssg ~ est line Of tAe Csneoeae -
tventy lsse cd fear isshss thsnes running ease
% The mississippi river themes Ioath along aid
river twenty Seet aad four inches thence west 70
the east line Of the said Csmaache road and the
place Of beginning. viii I'll the buildings and ia-
provoments thereon.
JOHN W. n. BAKER,
my28-dts] Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
CTATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT COURT O
- Scott county.
Tho0as Orr
A'a: "a r..''a oHsi'.' Se.'''.

ra,cS Ms..,r .sg n w,.,...m...
nanea deson1en q. 1oe, saa 49, go -
o9nsI 80 y. =. ns...ss ~ - ~ y ~ S q.
~ y q. .s.s.:ss - TsN-.sHC .sssr:.
eoonty. peo:ioe o. Inoaes Vns ssaaoaag e ~
eve q ~, tne s9a Ansea nasae, ~ 80 g
lnessess taessea o - Pr eeas: pse e.oo1, ldse
40 payaeae snnsaiiy g sAc ~ g Oeeoss =
80 yeasl no1 - g -, =. -, 80, = nee:g
sses.s.s All': "a. s:ras e s:ssa1:.s 4; va
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHK
undersigned have this day taken into their
afm, - partner in their business conducted in this
city, Alexander Lsdsrer, and the name and style
OF the said arm here win b known - l.. BLHqr
+ Go.
The psopristorship Of the Rock Island concern
remains q heretofore. Blatt. IAsare q "a
BLATT, LAZARE + co.
Davenport, Nay lst, 1851.
mvl d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

80 ASOVSop SuO0 W.
he street eellislea te-1ay. was ~ 8 eegious
- sppssAsadsd. ne Gcssssieeioes hsve ~
tsyia6 - naks gseae saRieal - a a. ~ unsue-
ssssislly. The nass sslAahle vsssieo s1oass 80
I've eo9peaiss II Gel xalluea'e Rednant -.
iae soessusd frea D. Charles 81 tie Ned Ms
spUd Railroad Pssse1 - Geoadvay % seventh
street. ~ ~ CAas1O O>1ooG A. q ne dde-
valk mAde s0e beAstly inoaltiae ronaea1. NM
sesssd his esssot. H diaavowod ~ 1870
meaning sad ~ ssaeaosd ~ papo3 . DIV,
stseet, whore shot vas Asod iron aseeooi story
Wtn4ew, go eide. The soldiers ~ that sinui-
taasously With this sAst VS. 1rsd from 0hs
Pavcasas By the aaa juss released. Peter Htsik
teu 10 the ssaks. voaapsd. when his sonssAss
soansnced adae ~ The viadsvs. 0svssal Wit
1865 testify . heasise shose fig. pissols f'o.
The Ssosssionists' ssloey - 70 the ascidsatal
discharge Of . nuskst u untrue, q hsiag che
slis Va before Stsik fsll.
No doabt 10 felt this evening that The troops
were asnilsd By shots Asst
The serious rssuits are:
KILL1p.-Jabes Term, mouldss Cunsa Tracy,
lsboses; Nemsir w. Pratt, policeman killed in
Reeosdsvs Court Room balcony, one unknewn.
WoUNDnD.-Cspt. Risck, badly, but not fatally /;
Peter Stock. svldisr; On Irshnsa living on 18th
street, voupded In left leg aad breast with buck
. hot-inpossibls 70 have bees struck By the
troops, Who arsd only ball two others were sent
70 the hospital.
Col. MoNsil's Regiment vas to leave for the
South West bssneh to-day, but tho above diaicul-
~ dstaissd them.
There wes large crowd around the scene OF tho
serious sroubIss. fhe police dispsssed several
attempts q iansmmstory spsechifyiag.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

n1n1l - ii 49,.
oG(Doaf !
s1ss)w - - sstuD.
or And AD11D MONDAY. Aprn -.
~ ~ - qee1 e91h9 n1ioe. s.s~s 49,
saiS vfn issss DsvssSsss : isiisvs.
alsA. - NasspRaaa wesAssrse,.
ssAisa AaaavD ~ sAv1nssas - p,s.nva
sSra. ~ Masssss - WasAi,e.~
mAu tpnias ct e Dovsnpert IN - -.
eeaas:eses .! naseaeA Isvasi - VesSisss
e. I'll ;ae wsasn ssass CespsaV' ! ssass q
Jt,is: fro. - Wet eeaaeet = Rcd 49,
1eed fes al peints Rasts 1srtA - ae.1A
Passenger ~ rsnin1ed 6 ~ nsse-.s1, -
giving distinst dissstioaD g = the aesese1ix -
thsas beoAes, alse - Ieesuseeisksts Hefese
heir oooto q The oaS0.
JOHN :. TRACY, 0s.1 s.,n
4. KIuDAla, A0t 6spAk =
Dsvsnport. Apsil u. leeo.-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

TVRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsssss, on the let dsy
! Of Jane, 4. D., 1874, n a. Hart and Mary. ].
Hart, his wife, sxeeatsd lnte Austis Cosbin -
Trustee, ssgsaia DID = Trust, eonvegiae y
aid Trustee the Id = Cliniea eeunlI, Iowa,
described = lollewsy te-Wits The north cost
quarter q ssstiea 10. siGA1ssa tlo,] II township
No. sighty-on: [Sl lsssA e nas. No. dx ls.l
vas made y he mid =. =. and Mary J. Hart,
for ths parposs q sasasiag to peyneat = ai1e
certein peeaisseey neeaot agnsG - - =. 4.
Hart, dated the Ia Day q J11s, 4. D. IN. ~
one Of which vas payable . follows,
to-wit: for The sun Of Atty dollas.
due In one ye@ sftss dats, psysbls With e.
change On New York City, and with interest q
the rate Of ten pr cent. pr annum sitter natur.
y. 4 full Descriptions Of I'll the notes will b
found IN the Desd Of Trust, recorded on pa9s 1Ol.
book ~ Of Clinton county reoocda
Ard now, said dsscnbsd note having ~
coas dse and payable, and tho aid b. \.
Hart having failed 70 pay the sans, !, Anstin
CoEbin, Trustee - Aforesaid, 1, hereby givo
this public notice that, By vistus or tke now
Or which ID IN No vested b. said Decd u Trust,
will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 4.
d. 1861, u tho hour Of nine o'clock il ~ fore
noon Of ssidday, q the Court HOUSE doss, u The
City Of Davenport, expose and Offer t. sals,
at pablo aucti0a, the parcel u lard above
described, Or % mach thereof - shall b neees-
say 70 satisfy and ply the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon TO the day Of SALE oGeth
Or with I'll the costs and expenses atlsnding md
sale, costs Of this notice and TFustse'sfees.
Dated the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ines-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
sQ-NAY:US LANCER.

lO1NAIaUS LANGERs
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR.
orFIcE-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ona streets Once hours from to 8 A. NJ, and .
10 i. N. iune07.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

- -
4 VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, eonnseting with the great
PkMMSYZHANZA OkNZRAL RAILROAD
usw York, Philadslphia, Baltimore and Wash
agton city, ard al the interior towns II Penn-
eytvsuia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. 10.
0srohants By taking this route, will hays the
a1vaatage Of al the eastern markets at no sddi-
tienal cost.
naeeaee checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Test and Northwest.
Oeansetlng ct Crsstlins With Cleveland 1 Lake
shore R. X. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
new Yetk and Boston. and ell II: interior
aad New York Erie Railroads.. Also South to
Columbus, Janssvills, Newark, Mount Vernon
eesubsnvills and Wheeling, and Interior towns
9 Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1t Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
tsa and Cincinnati. Also with trains ct Lana for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
0sso - lev - any ethes lsouto.
Passenger bound east will lind this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any Of the
reads, will ind attentive cheek agents ct tho do
PETS to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
voos8Os - snC AIssouuIk Suu NuIC8&O CARS. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale ct al the principal ticket on
- In the West, and 1T the Compeny's Office, cor.
~ Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
II particular to ask for tickets BY Fort WAYNE.
DAN. W. BOSS,
6snI Western Passenger Agent, Chic.so.
J. n. Moons, Com. and Gen1 Agt, Chicago.
Freight Of Ill kinds will be sas-isd frvm Chica-
soto all points East ct all times ct rs low rates
= any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

0hDoogo an - 80 0n1lsosl
ounmsaAnnnnonnnnna, -
~ ARD Al w nUyDAY, AFRID III. VI
~ - - tDtoDs0D0010 oi0 ~ Leave
0asss6sss daily, 6eaApys ee'euasds - leilsvs:
1eo0all teain e.. - =.
- o6ueGho.. ....s........ss =. -
u usG4t o9pEoD. ...e.. ~ J. \
ississ aF;iysss Devessess deiiy, Ssa1e1s 81
eopoo6. - lA1oUU:
iss sight express 49, \. =.
81 fee3ght trains e.. ,. u
q 0aiI train ot..... ...sSO :. Us
Al GSaaeesVss tbl6ysotsoaUsa d1eses eeono11es
o. Chicago With tssins ever botA tie Nishigas
oeuthssn, Miehigas Csatsal, Pitlsburg, 1ost
WAYNE, aad Chieaeo nAilTsaA - and fs6n De-
Upit, Telede, Col1qbas, Cleyeland, Oineianeti,
eI1ostuse, Duakirh, Da2slo, Niaean Pslls, Albe
., New Yosk, PhilalslpAia, neltiness aad wash
is9ton. Also at LASalle With tsains a TIE Iii.
- Csatsal Read-NmtA 70 0alsas and South 70
= Leafs 81 CAIN.
nasssnesss ass reminded Of the necessity Of
glv1ng dstinet dissetiess 70 The destination 81
Aeif bsegage, also 10 peosare tickets befeee tx
~ their ssGls IN the eas, - The sonduetcrs eel-
~ faeee eoly = stations - he lie q The Obi-
eoao and Rsek Idlaad Railroad.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent:
Dovoapost, April II, 1851. d0
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u PAsksR, Nd. GD0. v. A'CAkN, n. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
No. Franklin 3lock, second 1oor, Bsady ST.,
between SECOND and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PAREsR's residence, corner 9Th and Le Claire
streets. DR.. GEO. w. McOARN's residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Of sth.
my17-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

A PPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the shove old and ~
spsnsible Companies, on frat class risks ouly. b.
JOHN L. SWTTS,
Real Estate and Insunnee Agent.
NICKOLLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
0otlodtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

1110URAN0E.
FIRE, INLAND 4 LIFE.
Bsns Insurance Company,
Surplus, 100000
Conway Insurance Company,
Cast Capital andsurplus 0o6l, eoo
uanpdsl Insurance Company,
sS.rnsvusLD. nAs.
Cash Capital sad SURPLUS S2ssyeee
North American Ins. Company,
ovnAsslonD, oonu.
Oash Capital essSeoo
LeFillarl Insurance Company,
Cash Capital o2o4oo0
Manhattan Llls las. Cenpany,
CasA Capital 80 o1eoe,Doo
City Fire Insurance Company,
nv aAvm. corn
Cou1onl aGnn -
M.sOUTnWCGTH. Psssk.
: s.1 NIB "a : 1iurrnAu. A......
OAees Nc. = II Onis0 Hell
oess m Ssss . - Pet o.,
- Asaoas ~. 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

ANtaE W. r.. CLARK,
"A TIokNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
s - ana Notary Psblia, No. Niekells' Block, Dav-
..pSsSA'WA [maS6-N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

freight Of ell kinds will be sasried FROM Chics-
soto all points East ct all times, ct rs low rates
- any Othor tallfOa0 route. SeO2y.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

r,r,,. SSss, AS 20
MEN0Y =. HOFFMAN, Aesss.
julys-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

A TTORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
4 y Osvicu, upstairs, corner Of Main and Second
sS.rssss, In nel1anus Z shepherds block, opposite
Stase bank. imch16-0H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

X TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL npo
q and Noteriss Public Ahe. 49, A. LA a.
OAaa.O.k City Fire insurance. ~ n ~ ~
Oess:, Oalis.t $780, City Fir. ir:., nsss1ssd'
uewMevs, Cease Capital, 3s0O, 80. oo''
once n LsClairs Block, Davenpor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
NORTHWESTERN
1NSURANCE COMPANV
OF 0swEGO, NEW YORK.

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIZ 11SU1AuC1 COlpAuY
Aeesnuistsd Capital, es.S7o. 0oo. %
july6 .dtf ~s"~
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oso .AV &sxxsiE n 1SSs>oa
.zysas9izA ilsus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01

r.Is II aahiuutun Constitution,

In Il carl over has own name, published III
the Washington "Cons:itution, Of Wednesday,
WIN. NJ. Browne announces the suspension Of
| tina. sheet for 4 short time, until he can com
plc,s arrangements for its Reissue elsewhere
under better and more favorable auspices
Mr.. Browne in Il manly article gives n history
| nf bis political course in defence Of The South,
and against coercion, and alleges that n. has
been visited w,;h the mast vindic,ive luminosity
| Of certain members Of the Cabinet, because hc
| did not permit "thcir irresponsible and nnTar-
rqnted conduct, exposing the conniry to civil
! va: ari duplicating the ijonor ri their c.,;cF, 10
| 9ass unEcbuisd."
, Mr.. Browne asserts that If Ar. buchanan had
been previously counscl!ed rs 10 General Scouts
and NJ. Hollis stratcgical lodges, the Star OF
the West would never have been sent to Charles
ton. Mr.. Browne, in abiding to the withdraw.
al Of Government patronage, snyshe could have
borne that cheeriully, as the most signal tribute
70 his consistency, bat that as secession is nov
e fixed iac!, and a. o Southern Coniedetacy is
On lic eve o! !pTiuation, and rs most OF the
f.iend: with whom he has associated and
acted in political concert, and with whom he
wax bound By every tie OF sympathy, have re-
! III, I:.i To :i,.ir respective States, ne has rcSOir-
I'd to publish his paper within me iiuliti Of the
Southern CoriieLcracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01
k1Su l. QcEEH, jan. i. 1861.
TIe Rev. Mr.. Pcrchc OIL the Crisis.

THE CATHOLIC VOICE OF L0uiSiA3A.
The Rev. MIR. Pcrche, the talented and we'll
Known clilor Of the New Orleans "P:Opagateur
CnihoiiGie," is ona of those men who never
spenh huirIctiiy. " pronounce from uncertain
data; hut. when ia feels that he is maintaining
any cause that involves the principles Of re-
Iiglor. social order, or Il laudaLle patriotism,
lrc does battle with ali ability aid an energy
that are cheering TO behold. Some Catholic
cuizeus Of Srw Orleans having lately put him
5plue questions abput the right aud propriety
Ct sccr>siua. under L religions Ger moral p0lut
Ct view--in palmer words, having asked his
opinion, a. Il priest and theplngian, whether
they colid, before God and their conscience,
| Use their right Of Secession, aid maintain II. If
need br, by iurce Of arITs against aggression
from any quarter, lir= reverend gentleman gives
| 10 the columng o. his Journal, on Saturday, the
S;h uit, Il categorical AMI most satisfactory
answer. II is just what We expected from one
whose eminent conservative suirit goes itaEd
in hand with MS Sou,EcrH patriotism. Alter
| deprccaling di>uIriun ~ Il cnla,nitr, lie rspOn.
sibiilty uf which tie South is im,!nd to show
the wprl.! rest. IN ;i2 shoulders q: the HSurin.
| he comes ~ the consideration nf the federal cou,-
,:act. linz articles Of tt.i- COMPACT are contained
~ the constellation, which was asrc@u To rs all the
States. Some o! the contracting parties have
violated the terms 81! agreement, have 'J,So fac
10 released the resi- f'nin it: Obligations. There
upol the States Of the SrHtr r::-rntrr into full
possession Of heirsorerri:rty, which they had
never nnl;caled. hu: d which, they had only
aiicnatc1 Il portion, and thai co:Hiitionaliy for
tic bench; o. tit: confederation. The couGtiOns
III iitc compact having not haen complied with,
IN. Spuii, ha.: Il right to withdraw, and dsrla,s
; the Union dissolved and null bath az j"re and
,e .f4ctc. VT 20 ~!arli,r,' adds the Editor.
AM IN the ease supposed, "ll"r: remaining il
the ljuinu is Incompatible with lhc maintain
10. ~ our !:4ro- anil our rights, ". SAY ilrat il
- sol only the rigl:: but tEc dr.ty u thu South
vrn States 10 SrceGe.' After drawing attention
To the important tlu!i., l:.a, St.ie:, like !r'1i-
vi.:,ialS. and rven mitch more liaa individuals,
are board 10 preserve li,c:r honor and maii-
tain their rights even at the ~sgontest sacrifice, he
continues: '':Strould he S;ai.s ofti.c So'.ih, using
rnci: inIricaSihie right, aud acting in thsii
sovereign capacity, decide !" Leave the | nio'',
Southern CITIZENS may Eol ONLY with safe con
science s~lstsiu tiicnl in 20 tDiug. bui they are
positively bound t. 10 so. IL is 10 Halter III
choice, free to undertake or neglect 1t is a
thing Of obligations consricnti"us duty. J moral
an:i religious duty HiSciUdaN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01
Discussion in riinG and Queen.

To the ELifors Of the Enquirer:
GESrlrMGS:-lesterlay Was our monthly
! court dag, and a deeply interesting day It WAS
to the ~cilizens Of the county. Tie war feeling
! WAS u, 10 fever heat. 4 settled conviction
! r.s,cr: upon The minds OF all that the Union was
| ~conc-,iiat the lust hope had expired, ard that
Il was the duty oF tie South t. prepare fer the
! worst emergency.
A, IN early hour itnc cour; hae!ng taken q
! racrss) A public mectin. Mas held u The court
! house To request the county court 10 arm a por.
| ton Of the Militia ut county expense. The
| proposition was adopted unanimously. The
meeting was the largest ever held IN the county,
and the excitement and interest intense. There
was bat one feeling, and that zee must .Rght, and
! cnmr what might, We never would surrender an
io,rfn Of our rleh,<-;,at i the sword was
drawn, the Erht should DC to the hill.
immediately a!Ie. 'bc al nur;lIntnt vi the
| meeting. the court resumed its session and
took tie receSsary steps 10 carry out the wish
es ,f the meeting, hY appointment OF L commit
tee Ia urcTarc It plan frr tie action 81 lhe court
ut IFS atipurnei meeting next Tuesday.
This is the right spirit. II the State cannot
ar.n til. militia, the people should d" it them.
selves They ought 10, rs they Will, protect
their rights at their own expense.
Such WAS the enthusiasm Of the people, had
4 definite plan been presented Ole hundred
thoussnd dollars could have been raised 10 car.
~ it inio execution. One gentleman Ut SUBJ
%stantial means Offered to become Responsible t"
the amount Of tit.y thousand dollars.
The loue star dag iloa;cd proudly 70 the
hrerse Oh the public square, and the blue cock
! ade was worn by private individuals.
| was proud Of tie demonstration yesterday,
and felt that if u similar spirit animated the
whole Southern people, the comblned power
Of the world could moi conquer them. So m"te
it bc.
kISu l. QcEEH, Jan. i. 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01
Coercion and the Duty OF rirSiria

Ii will be seen By the dispatch received III
this city yesterday, ard which we publish in
another column, that tie blark Republican
programme is gradually AMI Systematically DC.
ing carried out. the order has gore forth
from Washington, AID tie United States forts
in the South arc to be reinforced and strength
eaed fer the purpose i; WINNING tte South
"ern States, if possible. into Submission 10 the
rule and ruin pulley of our Northern aggres-
soTs. Northern States arc oL:ci"gSty rendering
"men and ~,uonc.' 10 cnerce the scccdins
States. The Back Republicans %"e cal'i0c ".
on their Congressman 10 ''stsnd tifin make
Nd compronises-no concessions to the slave
power-no breaking down--'c&iF Msm-dyr,
whip them into submission" And President
Buchanan and General Scott are doing ali they
can 10 servo the Lincoln Black Republicans,
and to coercc seeding States: meanwhile,
there is heard no word Of Cancellation or any
desire to 10 justice 70 iaGace ;hose States 20
remain quietly in the Union. With these facts
before the people en- there b.a single true
Virginian who can sec any virtue, any peace,
any safety III any policy bat a speedy u";or
with our sister Southern States. and present.
lug & united from: to ORR coHmon enemy!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01

In pursuance Of notice II our l..t SoverGsef County
coprt, /. portion OF tn. ril r"ns OF the county Of Uilmrr,
~irhoui dIsl.rcI!VE o. pnIiy, tat. al The coc.Ih"u,c Of
said codG;y Of the thu i,s. Gny c! December term, lS6u,
II the county court. to take In o cons Iteration, and 10 eI
pIe-s onr sentiments u!.on The urr.su, STATE D! pubic AZ.
'r!rsi
NIer.upon, Gen. T.. o. Conrad vas called 70 the Chair,
a;.l ltuu-rt 4. Turner appointed Secretary; Aud, there.
upon. john + Ea,s. Es. bring Gale! UPON 10 explain
the u,J:C; %! the h:riinr, ~ the c"rc usi"n "i which. +
lanii. II wa, nIadr and Carried. 10 adjourn ill the frt, day
VI Jnnu.I:, ISL, for tEr r.. r-seinh!!rg III the meeting.
Oh motion, il va, Resolved, Flint ile Chairman Hprh'ai
L conIaiI;-. Of ETr Ia dTt!t Il preamble aud re-ol.ti"nt 10
submit for tL,r cv;!sint rnrivn o. tie utXt ncetinS; Where.
upon, the Chair appointed the following grn,iein'n as suld
COMMITTEE, viz:
John r. !lats, NeE:n- Jackson, EDbes: Y. Turner, Nil.
ton y iris aud Harrison cain.
On motion, the El=rt!nI ld;v1racd; 70 mc-: 1T The ecari.
house, on thu l.; day - January, ISL.
=. l.. CONRAD, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-01
Or. John X. GnruetI.

The nomination Of this gentleman By the
friends Of prompt resistance i'll thr county OF
Hsnrico, as a candidate :nr the State Conven.
ton, has served to unite to = man. We trust, all
the opponents of Submission. Dr.. Garnett is q
consistent and lifelong cid hue Wing, and uue
as steel to the cause Of Southern rights. Let
every true man rally to his support. We guar
antee him the support Of tue Democracy in solid
phalanS, and bis known popularity will earryn
q gallant band Of Southern rights Wings. True
men, Of sl parties, rally to he rescue: Rally
Rally Rally