Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-31

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fof Millyille, in this county, was
drowned in Elk river, at Patter-.
11.son's Fords a, short distance this
side-of the Giles line, Oh Thursday
lof last week. lie was on his re
turn home from Huntsville, with
his wagon, and Oh arriving at the
river, lie ungeaHed the mules in
the lead, and mounted one Of them,
trusting to his servant, a valuable
negro man, to follow with the
other mules and the wagon. lie
reached the opposite hank in safe.
Ity, but on turning around discov-
fered tl.:,t the current was sweeping
! the vehicle down stream. He
plunged into the water, to.aford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he could, and
in the struggle was drowned, to-
:sether with. his. negro, and two
mules. N. GU vas about 80
years of age. vas asI highly i respected,
and leaves a large family:
i:4aA3ell a144li ea5 sS4
HsspiiaISlorts for Fulton sl!esimFRt
( - saao 1919 : .a l.4 IRA
p: The Ladies' of tie Soldiers Aid
Society, Of rsLiilc oln co, Tenn,
present their compliments to Col.
Fulton, and beg his acceptance of
thc, box Of, liQspital Steras, for
his. Regiment:
- Enclosed sou viii find q, list Of
the articles contained.
Il. g, Mrs. NJ. E. ROSS: Pres. ,
Fayetteville, Tenn,
e oetl4tt' ls6lgbGI6-y->
Z REelNENrAL HElsD4rARTERSs, !
CAMP NEAR HDSr'EiRfllILE, VA
..Qct; l4th, 1861.
Hrs. Ilo-s,o ~ 3s:si6hte of5Me Lit-
dies Soldiers ,ztt.g Society, Of Lis-l
!, coin county, ftaia:= !
ioI tbs day received; through
your .cb.igilig Secfetvpy, a veryi
Complimentary note, begging my
acceptance = Of. q box of hospital
stores for my Regiment with q
list Of the aiticles enclosed. - |
With feelings 20 language at my
conlr1and can sexl ress.. i accept
Tor and in the behalfso Of the 9Th
Regiment Tenn! Npis3 the box ct
stores for their iisc, 50 kindly ten
dered by your benevolent and hui
name Society, and earnestly beg
You will accept for your Society |
tie most grateful Acknowledgements
and heartfelt thanks Of, my COM ,
nand for the same. { sti
! Though We may naarch over
hill end mourtain, and plain bare.
footed and OH half rations-
though we may expose ourselves
by day and bynight to all the vi !
cissitudese ofsas life in camps, and
ia the feldAthoush we may meet
the eneshyIiaf a l,aad-to.laand con-
ffict, or qqstnd. for victory at the .
eannoii's mouth, yet Unjust doubt
if we exhibit So much e1cgo'ioa to
our country OF our .copntfJ,s cause
in defence Of whose honor we aayef
volunteered our services, as have |
the patriotic Ladies of the South,
and espsiotfy the Isadids of the
soldiers aid Society OF Lincoln
EenlT The ilai,aions OF
CID "tibe-the ':vandals" Of the
North. ii.ay tpassS tlleir ability 70 .
snb.iugats the South, lay waste our
homes, ,!esolate' our iir sides, aud
march il Triumph over our goodly
kinds bgt; they, netea can accom- !
laish tDeir netariops and unholy
desiSns Against e people whose
Fathers, s.iElsbaiils', Sons, and
BpSthers' hearts arc strengthened
and pnpaHraged and @hess, apns
ere neryed t. battle blythe SYM
pathySand APPRECIATION as well as
the, p;.tsoties and eseEf sacrificing
devotionFof wives, mother, and
sistefs.. xEIfssk ~
Permit me again to thank you
ior the honor and material : aid
rendered my Regiment ;faild please
accept for our SecietY the be best
wishes and ,prayersref the 18Th
Tennessee 5 Regiment. May yourI
charitable mission recelge ltsJustI
rcward both in this and the rlifeI
"a 49, .rsss@f3 aseE ~ Is dsis.-
TO come sara Hi,,s,.r- -I.,sg,y. =. i
:. s.aaNery respectfully. zasAzs az