Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
DxaIH OF AN AGED MaN.-Stephen

DxaIH OF AN AGED MAN.-Stephen
Stacy, a venerable and highly respected cii-
zen OF :'lessant Valley Iown-hIp. died at the
rvrdeuce Of Mr sawyer. on Wednesday la.t.
at the greatly advanced age Of ninety Ole
year. aud on day He was probably the
od.-t man in the county At the time Of bis
C.aih ani very tea have been blessed ~ith
better health ani Strength We believe h.
wa- not confined to hi. hoa-r until about two
months since Mr. stacy waa born in Grafton,
Mas though for about sixty yeal- OF lis li'e
he resided IL Westpors, y. !. Ia 1880 when
81 YEAR, of age he came 70 Iowa and settled
in Pleasant valley. He leaves two who
reside 10 L.CIaiIe and several grand children
Who hsa in L-tiaire and Pleasant Valley
iown-hip-. The funeral takes place thi. morn
ing at ~ rcinek ~ tho place oi his decea-e
hsornAg --G,pt I-t,c lIawIsy. win, !or the
pa-t tw-nty-fau Years hai been r--i,i-n, II
Pleasant Valley Township. iei at his r--ii-nce (
on the riser road. abou, miiss abn.e
this city ~ Tue-iay evening Of "a paraly,ic \
stroke. IL was native Of the State Of Yer
Gre. n Mountaln Boys no figured in the war
oi lol2 and VA. engaged in the blooiy and
memorable battle oi Flatt.turg, New York
He wa- one oi the Oldest citizens Of Tie county
ili- "if- survives N u The tnneral took place
Yesterday morning at his re-iierce
{. IL X. |. r. R.-A contemporary
II al. hat. q 4
the lihe oi the ioai putting IN =nbarsrtal
stone atutnen's ami piers bercath tbr u.o-t
important ltitigc- that Md -: air eady teen
ihn- burt Sc~ il is also + ing lai.! ant ,
the track vii hesuzt.I. Tie road IL YER, :
-noa,i. aud IT, c.rs n.r c.an ahd comic, a.
.'ruct.i ami ,gerytlins j. folly up to the
titii,- b
NiAiE - Iowa, AbdT ttNL's OfEI.E
bAstNroRf. Nov. lith. 1861.
Genera Older No. 10
The At llepnrtto~ni Il ti.- General GOV.
ernm hi has aathuriz-i the STATE Of Iowa;o
ra'-e nnother Regiment Of iniantry. II will ?:
b- known as the lhth Regiment Iowa Vuun
te.r lafahtry
ihe number Of tie Irish and German Rev:.
ani 90 with any other regiment that may s:
hereafter ha ;ern.d. Jhey viii he numbered =
IL the order ~ which they ar filled up. ~
n. i. BAAta.
III Adjatant General %! Iowa
Nr!IoM.-Ai Societies and pc,sops
"isilng to max donations ior the sick an.l
s"ut .i,i auionE thr Iowa Volunteers. att H..
lnt-te to corr pond with kev. a J kyneu,
) "n-. t''r'apon Secretary Of "'rhe Army s.
ilitaly tur1 ms ion D! The tat of Iowa"
.@or eii.s al,-,.lc n~,a.,,,..'
/ jrnvitiing articles for the hospitals are
,in--tlt recommended to 60 operate with the
bpve nnucl commission. Fun intorna,ion is .
ivcn IN circulars Issued by them. =
NJ h. BAKER Al.it ten. Of Iowa. 80 ~
AbJr t>'s offi't, Nov. 18th. ls6l
\ CaRn-ln hchait and by r.ques.
{ the Widow ui The late Lieut.. Col Wear |
ouid tender thanks To the citizens oi Daven-
o:t, The officers mud soldiers quarteied here
nj The 'nrm:er. of Coinpany q. for the re
pect shown On the occasion of The burial oi
he retnaba ~ her husband, especially to K. Is. u
ill, Chi,l Ma.shal. AMI {. II. E.liidy- Esq
ar kindness aid attention shown; also, TO Mt-
Sood aud Mrs. Judd, corner of 81 and Brady
,reets, FIR kin.ine-. N the cf rooms occu
lied hy Mr- W-n,z and friends curing the -,
,rmirL ani irssing ot The funeral procession. 'A'
lHos. J HOLMES
Davenport, Nov. l4th. 1861;
CAKD.ln behalf oi the citizens OF Davenport
beg leave to express my thanks TO many gentle.
len too numerous to name who in various ways
enjercd me valuable assistance in carving out
- arrangements ior the funeral Of Lieut. Col. =
eUtZ ]
To Mr.. f. :. Moore for the eleven school ban
nscri ption on lront of metropolitan Hall; to Me-srs
use, Lane 70 for large posters aud marshals'
atoms; 10 the publishers Of the CASTE, Demo.rut
nd Aers and Ter D.~okrdt, tor notices OF order
t procession: All OF which we're grafuitoasiy and
n pst cheofuliy furnished. Also to Cclonels tiare
rocker and finett, and to Lieut. Col Hail. Tor =,
he military escort, guard and attendance which
endered the grandly impressive, al to the
e, tiemen who acted aids, | tender my especial
hanks.
1t i. but justice remark tn It So far as the ar
angemenis wero satisfactorily carried out. it is
wing entirely the tact that every person If
vhoin any service was required, promptly and
indy rendered it, -
RICHARD b. lhLL 6hief Marshal