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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03
MORGAN ORNpoEFF, Secretary.

INVESTMENT OF FUNDs.--There is no
question but there is a large amount OF capital
in this city, NV lying idle aud waiting for
profitable investment that is, waiting for an
opportunity to be placed in position to earn
tIom Ten to twelve per cent. per ennum. No
one wants to take less and very few expect
more. The time hos now come when there is
a chance, aud good one-just as good as first
morg Cages on frat class real estate-lust as
good as the best "llt edged" paper. We al
luie to the State Bonds which now being
offered in market These Bonds will yield 80
annual income Of OF less than ten per cent,
and what IS more, are not like other fund.-,
subj ct TO taxation. The interest thereon-on
Bonds OF the denomination Of :iOO,-is paid
10 this State, and will be sure to come in every
year And what is another valuable cousd.
Grafton, the Bonds are in no wise subject 10
taxation. If citizen owns ten thousand dol.
lars worth, he can enjoy his annual increase
OF one thousand per year and still be exempt
from taxation. In this city where taxes are
not particularly light, this should be . great
inducement. The State is in need Of the
money and offsrs the very lest securities.
Now is the time to invest, and any one who 10
looking for favorable opportunity cannot fail
OF obtaining it right here. To our minds
there ia DO chance like it, Books for subscrip
tion are now open at the Bank Of Macklot 4
Corbin and at The State Bank. The opportu.
nifty is too good ons to be lost. Now IL the
time to obtain the stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

THE ladies that are making havelocks )
will please send them in to-day (W -dnesday
before noon. as we have an opportunity to sen
the u TO he soldiers, if we can get them
ready before 4 o'clock to-day. Should ,her i
be any that are not com pl.ted, we hope ther
will be special effort made to finish them an A
send them In in time By request,
Mrs P. Ii. WoRLEY Sec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03
Xank Notice.

i Braoch, 1t Davenport, will be closed on
Thursday, July 4th, 1861.
jys-2t B. B. WOODWARD, Cashier.
Shoo,tBg Match for q Fat Calf.
At JOHN DRAPER'S, ON THE DUBUQUE
IA Road, near Duck Crack. Shooting to be al
Pigeons. General sporting rules to be adopted.
Shooting to commonce 1t o'clock p. NJ. Friday
July 5th. Refreshments on the ground.
ivS.d3t*
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

GEORGE Il. HUBBELL
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
~ Lie. OFFICE, No. l, up stairs over Smiths
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and second streets
apl6.dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

The ExTREMEs.-To use an express
sion Of the famous A. Ward, Governor Kirk
wood must be "iacetious cuss.'' His ap'
pointments Of Aids go to show it. On the
Missouri slope be selects the Hon. Caleb Bale.
win, the hero Of some 800 pounds of solid fal
while on the Mississippi slope he singles OF
Add Sanders, whose entire corporation, "
should judge. is about 9e pounds. all told
Barnum couldn't do better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

II NSpbcTf-ics,
FROM DWYEE's GARDEN,
COLLINS
leo Cream SalOen ana F uit D. pot.
0S Brady street, above 4th
J.G. NHDREY,
r OG PUMP MAKER.--OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
my2 dAwtf
A. r. n ID. KELLY.
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
Jan l0-fwd
To LCg.
VNHE BRICK HOUSE CORNER OF PERRY
and Sixth streets, with stable, etc. Apply
to JOHN l.. COFFIN.
Mays1-u
0EORGE Il. HUBBELL.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
~ Lie. OFFICE No. l, (up stairs )over Smiths
Variety Store, corner of Brady and Second streets
apl6-dly
UNAT.US LANCER.
DHYSlClAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR.
i OrPICR-South -east corner of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from 7 to 8 A. NJ, and 3
to P. n. june27.tf
RDW Ar - b. FRASER,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ 4 Patchins old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. apI9-a1v
w. n. CLARK,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public. No. Nickols' Block, Dav-
snport, lows. [mar5-n
WI. Il. DITTOE,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
n OFFICE, up stairs, corner of Main and Second
streets, in McManus l. shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
As. r. LANE, o. W. sKIHNBR.
LANE & SKINNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR.
"A KBR Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

APpOINTMENr.-W understand that
our respected fello citizen, Wm. Allen, Esq,
master in the army We believe that this ale
brings with it the rank of Major. 1t is an e.
pointment worthily bestowed. Mr. Allen is y
man Of unquestionable integrity and prompt
Dointnert
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03

FOURTH OF July ExcURsION.-Capt
Robinson, Of the ferryb boat Rock Islend, pro
poses making a trip to Muscatine, and return
on the ge-lorious Fourth. The boat will leav q
this city at 8 o'clock A. NJ. arriving ut Muse
tine at about 10 A. NJ, in time to witness al
the fun going on in our sister city Re'urnip
will leave Muscatine at 4 P. NJ, arriving II
Davenport at Z P. NJ. Fare for the round ,ri 0
80 cents; cheap enough.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03
II GspbcTf'ics,
FROM WYEH'S GARDEN,

COLLINS,
leo Cream SalOon ana Ftuit DfpOt,
0S Brady street, above 4th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-03
GRAND WAR LUNCH
AT THB-
II III G WIZ 3 II II o q ",
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4.h.
MONTHLY ABSTRACT

Of the Assets, Liabilities and Condition of the
State Bank of Iosca, Merchants Branch, al
Davenport. for Monday. July l, 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

The returns Of tie Tennessee election upon
the subject Of "ssFArstioh" have been OH
cially declsred b, proclamation OF Governor
HsRKi> lie states the majorit, in the whole
State in favor of separation At 81 .655. In
aocoriaDce with this vote be declare. call
conne1ion with the Federal Union dissolved
and that Tennessee Is free and Independent
government. free from all obligations 10. OF
connection ~ith the Federal Gov eminent of
the United States Of America East Ten
nes.ee stood nobly by tiie cause Of the Union
cut OF a. .s03 votes cast in this portion Of the
State. "a .sss we're sg.:as separation Mid
de and West Tennessee we're 700 strong
however. for the patriots Of the Eastern por
ton. snd bs force and fraud the, we're out
voted OF out counted
Thu adds another to the siring" OF seccd.
Ell States. II will prove to be sd choice
for Tennessee She will soon share the fate
Of Virginia and be transformed into battle
ground for contending armies. just what
che i 70 attain by this course IL i hard 10 lie
termine Time will show ~ho are right in
the matter. the Union men Of East Tennes-
see. OF The sece--ionis,s Of the balance Of the
State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Eleventh Regimeni

Most Of ,he msn from our CITY comprising
tss 40 companies in Col. wAtIAck's Zousvc
Regiment. express desire and ~illingne--
- extend their enlistment and remsin in the
regiment Nearly all would 10 81. 4 Il we're
tot Tor matters ~ home All left suddenly
Aad without time 70 arrange their Affairs for
= protfaeted Absence Some OF the men lef
essine-. behind theua ~hich ,eluires their
psrscaal stseution--others tsail'e- -hich
need their care There are doubtless many
Instances where Il vill be impossible Tor the
Individual % remain away longer The
b..lk Of The men all. however. doubtless &c
eal.-t Tor the war.
The regiment occupies nne position.
both in rc-psct TO rs place IA the line OF ad-
vsnce anil slso IN The estimation O. the War
Department II = extremely desirable that
i -bouid be kept together. in - "a a. pos-
.iblc 4nd that a. little ue~ material be
thrown into II - may be Col WALLACE
can Gil up bis racks in day. from offers
made him by citizens - harylsbd-but he
and hi- associate officers have q ust pride
that the regiment shall be wholly eospo.ed
VI Indiana soldiery. For the purpose, there
fore. Of hlling No the COMPANIES 20 the present
.tspdard-ons hundred anil one. rank and
hl>-snd % supplying the places of -uch men
- arc compelled - dsclire re-enlstmeni,
several OF tn. Captains of comp.nie- have
returned home for the purpose 81 obtaining
recruits.
Il j. 10 be hoped that all tkose. at present
connected eth the regiment. who can posi-.
DIV remain will do -. Our citixeas have -
ssn great pride and interest in this regiment.
II : more ideatifed with our city than any
o.h.F. in the service. and our people would
tie gratifed 10 many Of our ''ovn boy."
remain. ss can pos-ibl, DO -. They are
sure 10 win reno~n IA the ranks Of the
Eleventh So FAR. therefore, as their friends
snd relatives can reconcile their feelings to
sheir remaining. Il i 70 bs hoped that thew
will do 50 MANY Of the soldiers from osr
citv ara quite Young men--some OF them
oov- in yesrs-but thes have. vithou, exeep-
ton. sho~n a soldiers bearing courage and
pavsieai endurance. and have gained great
.r~-iif FOR their past conduct. We trust that
Al those Who can will remsin with the regi
m.nt. and that their friends here will speedily
.isi.. thes II their consent 20 do whom
ever th.y ma, be - situated 20 give Il To
tho-., ~ no desire To embark I'm the .etsic-
the Eleventh o1sfs rare opportunity. In the
course OF Few day arrangements ior 70
sra1st,as wnl be perfected and the proper 81
rouncement made
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Letter from Camp R~ynoids.

Carr RnSoID-. indianapolis. June -.
EDIroas Exrss-s-for want Of better
piece Of furniture ! make m, camp chcss
substitute. and at down to give YOU few in
eiden,. Of eaunp life ia the gallant 18th The
il,h Justly Ia. the lame Of being the crack
Regiment Of Indiana IN morals a. veil - in
.ile. and gentlemen here have told ne that
~e owe the moral influence which pfevade-
our ranks to the kind attention OF the ladies
Of Tern. Haute while at Camp Yigo. Here
Ne see Yery few ladies, sSccp, hucksters, and
feel decidedly down in the mouth when
re think Of the biz PIES and pound cakes OF
Camp yigo. This absence OF the smiles AM
rosv iasss Of the "oshsr halt Of Va MAKES
fellow feel a. II he 49, half savage. and
brings fresh ~ the memory tha, Il = not
good TOT nsn to be alone
Col. kimbalii. vol liked hs his Ne sment.
and the bows are snxiou. for chance 10
pitch into the Seces-hcrs. and a. there j. =
prospect Of our leaving here IN fe~ DAYS.
their wishes NAV be grstired before long
and there i no doubt but they will CIV. a
good sccoun, OF themselves. We are sorry
10 par, With Capt, Hsgs from Company 4,
for be i gentleman ia every respect :"
Rough aud Ready" Charlie Smith will com
mand Company r. and make good use Of the
beautiful sword presented to him By the pat
riotic citizens of Terr- Hsute As FOR your
humble correspondent he is con,en, to weld
tho carving knife. frying pan and lade. and
keen his mes - 10 their fighting weight
BY the way ~e are getting up Regimental
Temperance organization and have alresd,
near t~o hundred names on our Temperance
roll: success. u the work. The health Of the
Regiment il good Doctor J. G McPheeters
reported to me this morning nineteen cases
in camp with mump-. n,eassls and diarrhees.
and ten lent TO the hospital. No dangerous
cases On hand. The doctor i gentleman
and appears To understand his business I.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

TaK Journal Of Yesterday. -s- hllsd ~iih
extracts and articles opposed 10 The var II
arrays the Cincinnati Enquirer. the Missouri
Repubiican. and other Kindred authority 10
Bolster up IL doctrine Of making peaee nth
armed rebels on their o~n terms. To these
are added detached e1trse, from the Pres
dents Inaugural. and an allusion - sobls
sentiment Of the "innorfsl Douglas The
latter : decidedly cool IL ). the hrss aIlu.
.ion on the part Of The Jsv,nal ~s have 10
iced 70 the departed statesman since MS de
resse viii the Journal pubiish the last
ITO sreeehe~ made bs hr.Dorotas snd a.
prove their sentiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Colonel Boernstein. the Dutch" com
uander. who held possession Of Jefferson
Civ. Missouri with 500 loval soldiers. seems
to be the right man for his position. A cor
respondent OF the New York Urban, tells
the following good stories about him
Colonel Boernstsin heard 70 day OF a de-
perado in town, from Clark township. who
has had = company 81 disunionists known as
the Tigers" If any bodies will make -
affidavit" said the Colonel Il will arrest him
II he ish tiger. ] don't pelieve in tige.s !,
rev ID humbugs - The plan Ia Mi-
sour /. - arrest the ringlesders. organize the
Union men and arm them a. fast ~ possible
From What can see nov. II will take no long
campaign g. put secession, IN this STATE
thorough, under the ban 81 public sent.
ment
Sou- one inquired to day 0. Colonel
Bosrnstein how long be should remain here
II don't know. he replied. Nth Preach
shrug Of the shoulders, perhaps year 50
long a. 20 C0vernsr chooses 70 stay away
Am Governor now. son see, I'LL be comes
back lis notions Of freedom Of speech and
the pre-- bs expressed freely, like this
All people xail .peak vat der tink--vrits
vat dev pleaxhe, and 10 free TO do anything
dsv plsaxhe deg saH speak and lrrus no
fressor~ commend thi. view u the gov.
eminent osic.a. officers IN general.
The same writer relates the fell"-ins n
cidsnts OF the war in Missouri.
The Platte VALLEY Steamer VI. rsceails
brought 10. by the guns II the A.. Loni. \
sensl. With = load Of traltcfs and contFs hsia
The frsg shot. = blank cartridge Prpduced 49,
effect The next wsss shell. which "a.
made - explode ligtis beyond the bss1 !:
and tn. also vas disregarded. Ihs shirt. =
large ball passed lust above her decs. e
tseen the chimneys and the wheel house, aud
bad the effect 20 80, The bell 10 ringing aud
the whistle screaming. which signals Of &C
qaie.enee were continued nll IN. boat
rescheiths iasain>
Nhy ~. ,ei1 ne csnsslu - the sanheF
did voo mean - sink me-"
~Cef'siniy. vas ths cool re1i. II sin or
dered r. 6re one harmless shot AZ east |
gave toa he beusft OF to. ari ~imed the
thiri a yosr engine: ba. the saa vss ranged
little TOO high did bot -snt 70 hit your
boiler ard scaG you 81 - death bet me
nsxt tine slisf sink 49, Il ,hs sssond
shot -
"For God's sAke dout trouble Yourself. .
replied ia csp,s'R" jgs sfRdg ssaN Boy
eer. fsfss . drs- II ever you want me. and
IN cese - - cnce
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Th-re clss. OF people. in car conn.
Try. -ho are. 81 Late. becoming exceedingly
phn.nthropic ADD sr~ looking forward snx
iousl, - d. millennium ~hsn Peace shall
relen supreme rh.s are Cor the immediate
beating ~ al spesr. into pruning hooks and
.~or,i. 80 ple4 shares. Thev are invest.
eating - qnalisis. of lions and lambs and
snxiouslv looking to- them to lie down togeth
g. They are prstink sboui love. patience.
fcrbearsncs long suffering. hrotherlv shec-
t.ou and either cardinal virtues They sre
lar starting the millennium north Of Mason
AID Dix6ns line forfarifA. No matter II al
he N. q rsndemoaiurn prevails south 81 H.
They are for b5~inx 70 he house breaker
~bo enter. sheu dwelling 1t uighs--haking
ha..L riib he h,xhwsrrsn -ho = rining
the rer~on. fee,iing th~ murderer she !.
-.skins their lives. snd doirg nsn, other
.illv things .s.ch - human nature never vet
-. sndurrt Al tAis nigh, 80 ssr, ~sll Ia
un-- It national lui~ini- AMI Ycsce Tho-e
~sa preach ih.. sheots might then sr<,sn 10
esaciics Il. onls - tho ri~k IL landing IA IN.
luns'ic s.,ium
Al shinEs ho~ esef ar, different no~ car
roou'rs : Involved +. ~ 9TH traisos- md
ms-rresnt. vho - seekias - destroy IT,
The psssch'nk 90 2e.se aow--bv sho~e rho
nsse ae,er heretofore belonged - feace
~o~ietl.- md ~hs b"--s ~ ~ snir~culou.
eens.r-leA froz foFmes cP'niop- .ni p-srsi,e.
~. rather = Suspicious ~. Is ia. slwss.
beer fouri. IN ever var IN shs- eo~ntry. thu
there - or ofqssfalou.. Isilk AMI vs>l
plrty vho pscfe>~ed - hs Gar reaee-re~c.
stslt hAsari.--pe.ce even 9Th bondage snd
aissrscr The Tesis- - n. Rsselusicu
-ese tos l~aos They -sns~d p>sce bad
enough - sympss6i.s sith he psblie snsn,
sod echen> 81 - a-fess 4 ls~ir govern
men Il !. falls cerssa, sh.s sso.s OF the
r~o4kers for pe.ce. N ~ pfe->a, diaseultl--
srs u The same .sup~
Thz patriotism q The s-@n ~Ao : el.nsos
oas for r~see ~ish traitors. before thew a,
..svn tass srns : eess .uspicioa. Ne
mesns r-sll, - rlssa shs'r csus~. - -e.keu
ne strength snd pnFI-ss q h. fFisad. srd
.~,rhl,ss. ~ho .r- sith ~ govsrnm~ns. md
.e.snteraes shsir ~aers. Mar . - evil 81
49,. bot there .rs xresi~r s,ls thNn ~.f'--
A pssce pscearsa ~ h.-~ .obnis.,oa = 80
an : = woese evii A rstico vhts sesssl.
e. traditions hicis rensnber~ noi ~ NJ
,osic siorf u its rriE.---~hich cts.soi, t,.-,
dos q traisor- - de.gos. = -sf-s 80
shsn sa.s ~hicS - .afE~d 9Th 80 Thers
are sirnss ~hsn there csnnos he pace I'D h'
49, erie- Tor 4 thss. 2csns epposisi~r - hi-
government snd sympshi snh - eheuis'
F>o5,ls h-se hoard ~soagh 81 oeoss'as '"'
,~aee esm,soai~e. and ssains' The sass'A''
and horror- Ut -.rto kp"- cha, q 81 saesn'
lti.sm se in,isr of -ahtls All s-'dsn ~
,.slsisn s.. ~. -sr mi .sap@sh, s'tt 10
enemy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02


SHFRIFF's SALE.--By virtue OF
- an ..rrossea t--a--l frcsa la siss. Cosnrneo
rsss Court 70 ne directed ara ssivered. In fsecr
q nlrksel BURKE snt s<ain-. Darby ksensy' have
e-iss "a he fla~fng described real estate. AID
in vfso runtv Indiaas. fc-~ir f~fsrdsnt'- intsr--t
"a mari a onl "a NJ seven To- IN ths tS~s u Terrs
Hsnte hexinnfns ths -sefhesst cofpef q aid
~ ssd runnin< thsace pcrA fsr0-fosr lssl feet
tsssue~ eel go h1ndre6 snd sxfy.hve les Zee.
s1stcs -svlh f.fty-fnr "a fsst the-es sssi 90
tundrss I'D sitr rvs les Sc, e he plAss q -.
Fslia< er1
ssTtkbAl. lilly -. lszr.
~slkla ~ l>Sal hoor- q .kld dsya he Ccxt us>~e
d.. IN T~rrs-Hsssa ~Ia eG<r - anf rrsns-
e ~ sos~ 4>~<rie<c Neal ksssts. tsSetbsx ~'se ell
Ne rrisiiss-< AL srp~rsosoc>s y ths $500 h~sns
ins - term -. sse~~dAsx s<sec y~srs. = ,',s
s.xb~-s hi9S~r 81 e.sh. as sf~s fsiiass O. ye2ls
ssm ~uf1censs q satisfy az kxs~utsan sud rssss
~til. the aud ts<rs ef-r tbs s~s-siupls m ssA u
ss.s Real k-t~ls g. ~ hiss~st h
~~ ~ es-e y
sslsfs ne s~las.
ms ssfh dsy Il gsas, 1ssl.
ieas-~s~rrfsss ssNckhcoSfKH. >s~<-r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Tao se.sxsm~s, Go. H~rsld on rs,s

Tao ao.tyem~s, Go. Herald on Trs.
Tie Montgomery Herald sterling D-hso
cradle shees. ihat believes that there Is moth
nz IN the cr.si Of The Democrats party that
reqaifss tk~ns 10 sssi-s N tie dsssruct,on Of
their country ases TIE follo.ing language AZ
he cioes = . very shle elitoris' IN = ls-t
ssas
"Relerir. Toe ssis.tici. he netion De
Ponds ufeu the favorable i~sas Of this contest
~. great Der ,cs,sfic psriy. wish almost 81
tie IN .airr.gs. have rushed 10 defend their
C.oteruua~af. ard kne~ink shts 70 he - fsr
- msttes. are lssud Sighting shosidef to
shoriaer 9Th Republicans srnsnss toe con
nor fos Fcf raising our voice " surror e.
ca commentator dsnoencing the 70
t.sllis.n ss8 koidirg ~ - public -corn traitors
and treasou. -s are ssiled BY son'- dofen OF
t~soss meu ia tscsscr county blses re
tshlis.n Bssssr that than frsitsr.
wile sfr>,snt~d such fellows reusor- Of Tie
pemoerasir r.rsf Who gave them power
ever the thouxht. and eopscisucies of the
peonlef nho invested fk<a alone nth the
so-.s 4. decide ~hst should Constitute the
Democratic crsed- What msAnanimou-
,osls fAey eos-e<-xhst enlarged views OF
-sa.esms.>kiI.-whss lofs. bat
arfssas sssssr.siss g.. arr gloriou. Con.si
tailor, We must give AID and confori to
sh@ euenx lnDsf see oar system OF govern
usnf ot0ttyorn. and th,s Voios terra into
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

atoms. without raising Anger in is defence.
because Republican President rules over us'
shame shame on such misereants. whc would
use the garb of Democracy thu. 10 cover
their trsiiorou= sins
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

TIA Government has recognized the Wheel
M organization a. the State 60, sRment Of
Virginia. ~ Official communication - 'ios.
PgEEFo<r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

SHERIfFes sALE.-By virtue o

SHERIff'S SALE.-By virtue Of
hDoue vsnditico sxyons. ea>c1t0n issac< from tie
viso Ccsanon Fsas Court 70 fas tirectnt md tsliv
cred IN fasos - James Gilmore ard Emily ciirots
-rd .r-is-- jeremiah scsd-u. an ordered 10 eel
th- following described rssl estate. situated IN Nig0
eoan.v Islisra. ait Couirnsneing a tbs sortb-
ss.t co4uss Z cut los No. % 81 the org1n~
urvcy q IN snd cot lots, Ia The town cfrerre suts
aud rllnninz tbercs vel kroiret All sixty I've
las feet thence ss-Ith aty-fve Isl feet thence
est 90 hundfe and sixiy-a,e llssl feet. tssno>
nth hfg tive - feet q The place a beginning
srd Ga
SATURDAY. JULY 81. iss,.
Nhhia The Legal hoar- 81 sid tsy. 81 he Court
Horss Dor IN Is-rs Hsuts Gill es-r the rsns md
p-ucts q ttr sbovs de-~sbsd Rssl Estate. tosstbs
viib ali tie privileges sr1 sppsx tsasssss - bs
sans e-loucinx sor term Dot exceeding --s~o yesr-
% tbe hisbess tdd.r for ss@k. Al upos failure u
realize = sun <s4tiert q ss.l<fy ssif sS-rn
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On thursday the syth u June. " Rev n A
Je~stt, Mr. RscnAAn bnorxEroS 60 h,-- N,Rr HAll,
al q vigo county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Tn Saturday night. before Judge Perkins
OK the supreme Court. hAbeas corpus case
MAS heard, involving the right Of parents or
guardians Ia demand the release OF minors in
the army. A son Of DR. Beaver. of Liberty.
IL seems had volunteered against the wishes
of his parents. and being under twenty one
but over eighteen his father sought 10 pro-
cure his release The principle points made
in the case we're hrsf. that being under age
he could not act contrary to the will OF he
parents. and second. that he Was not an able
bosied man" The Judge held that the ls ~
Of Congress Vas paramount in this case. and
that law authorized the enlistment Of men
over eighteen. In other words. that for the
purpose Of serving in the army boy VAS OF
age. and able To act his own will. At eighteen
A 10 his being able bodied" OF otherwise
the Judge ssid that the requirement that sol.
diers should be able bodied" vas a precau.
ton for the protection of the Government
against useless soldiers. and II the Govern.
ment chose 70 waive il for any reason \,
could do SO lie refused to discharge the
Young man. but the father VAS making
strenuous sxertions yesterday TO procure hi.
discharge. but We have not heard with whal
success The boy belonged to Col. Wagner,
regiment Indianapolis yourHsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

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