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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03
Administrators Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given that al the PrUbute Court
lN for Belmont county the undersigned wasappomIei
and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF George
h.yvers Sen decea sed, late OF Belmoh county, Ohio
All those indebted to sad estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims agains, said
estate are notified ePresens fhen fsr settlement within
GEORGE EwERs, jr, Admir-
oct1-3pd. .ft-l -r
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Sherif'S Sale.
Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1861.

Isaac c. Amber DY VIRTUE OF n venli to me
- directed from the Court OF Com
John Cochran. )mon Pleas OF Belmont, county, OHIO
will sell. on
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
IVA, .Natn street, Wheeling, pa
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1851.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS FOR CASH!

receive
REiAi
Tor
o. q yer
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Editor of Western Cbrisiian Advocate.

For economy OF rower, ease of management. ..
variety Of adaption, and speed OF execu lion. ths
WHEELER d WILSON MACHINE, no doubt surpass.
es all others for family use.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03

in the OF ST. Clarsvile in snd county between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. N, aud o'clock, OF said
day, he following pruIyry, wit; One Dun Mare
Brown Mare one Lay Mare one fearIns Colt, and one
Two-iiorse Wagon
Terms cash. r. LOCEIARY,
Sheriff OF Belmont Coawy, Ohio
sheriG's Office, St. Clursyille, Sept 2d, lsdl.-S2
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PROCLAMATION

IS HEREBY MADE TO the qualified voters Of
Belmont county. ONO tat genera election will be
held as required By law, Oh the SECOND TUESDAY,
being the
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Staple Goods,

Nuni
goods
tia o1no srzu
man D n
o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-10-03


Prior to Eiias Howe, Jr.'s inveEtion. patented
In 46, all attempts TO adopt machinery has proved
aboritive. His Is the basis of oil successful ma
chimes their diff rences however. ure marked
and important The rommiuee OF the American
Institute classified them according To the stitch
made and the purposes TO which the machine is
TO be applied. in tour chase list. % 3d ana 4th,
classification indicating the general order Of
merit and importance.
Ciass Is, includes the Lock Stitch Machine for
family use. md Tor manufacturers In the same
range ol putpo and material I he ronmiitee
has assigned this caes the highest rank, on C.
count OF the '-lasiicity Germ anenee, beauty aud
eenern desirablrntsso ol the stitching when done"
and the wide range Of its application At the
head Of this class they place the Wheeler T. VIII.
son Machine. nnd award it the ighosi premium.
This has heen the uniform award for this ma
chine Throughout tho eOuDiry TOR several yea =,
and WE lhnk 10 disinteTestel paFeon wi N dispute
it's Justice aud pfopi laiy. -tl'a,hiiuder. ft
pJWHFFLFS AND WrIsns's SrwINo iserlsE
took the tifst prsmifn at he late flnrJson county
Fair ii
II G. MARTIN is agent for ,he sale Of tho
above named machine IN he counties OF Harrison.
Jefferson, Carroll, TascaIawas, Guernsey, Bel
mont aud Monroe. ~
0T IVA ARRANTED THREE YEARS, and
sold BY II. q. MAafiN, RocKHiiL tKeunoa l.,
o. Be mont county, Clio.
bry Send hor a Cireuia, -ca hys
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TEsTFMOyIALs:
80. METHoDlsr BOOK CoScEny,

NhThuDISI DDok COSCEHv,
2OC, Mulberry Street, New York.
Being In constant receipt Of inquii les from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re.
quests TO rec commend and purchase them, we
nave, in conjunction with some lady friends,
ca reiully and thoroughly examined The various
m achines OF practical value Tor family no wing,
and hnt those made BY the WHEELER AND
WILSON Manufacturing Company 10 fully com.
bine the esseniialso OF Il good instrument and such
| as We can conhtenty recommend.
Having seen go favorable results from heir USE
in our own end the households Of our friends, we
are desirous that their benefits should be shared
by Ill our bret hren. and hence have interested
curse Ives IN their behalf.
With best wishes, your brethren.
ABEL STEvEss, Thomas CARLTON,
DAsIEL Wisr. J. BESJANly EpwAHps,
DAVID TtKsr. VIZ. A. Cox.
We have personally examined the various NJ.
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire
to place before our readers reliable information
As the result Of such examination, we unhesita.
Iingy recommend WHEELER g. Wilson's SEw.
ING MACHINE as the Machine tor family use.
c. KINGSLEY,
Editor OF Western Christian AdoOcsts
For economy OF rower, ease of management.
variety Of adaption, and speed OF execu lion. ths
WHEELER d WILSON MACHINE, no Doubt surpass.
es all Others Tor family use.
D. W. CLARK,
Editor OF Ladies' Repository
This is 10 certify that have used o ne of Wheel
er Il Wilson's Sewing Machines for eight months
past, and have iound II iulv 10 answer the rec.
ommendation, having used ii or all kinds of fam.
lily sewing, rum tie nnest TO the conrseet fabrics.
10 my entire ssli faction.
MARY A. MITCHELL
Wife of Isaac Mitchell
FLrsuISs, ONO. 4th mo-, l7th, 1861.
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S@-EsrRAY.-Mr Robt. M. Wilkins ad.
ssrtises an sstray in our advertising
columns. 0.I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-03

Ns SO ~ a - mssA 10
sea hsFhs saayisf > - tlan b
Ahsf ~ IL ~ " 40
o. shsii sAvrs lhfss q - ~ "a
ssss = sasssss. ssl IS asAsph
~ 81 sl~s as ~ 4 iks y,..
Tree shs 90 y hsgs sell nH
asis a ~ a ~ pr bai .hsf
sssfs - ssseysAs sHl = ssas W.
fslsft 81 ihstts " fsa sks hsys
- satlg fsspadsa n ~, sepsal ~
h'fs e4 - Tisy Ct lhslf psp.s
% ~ pfNss IA pee II s,.ey
'hnx has ~ sdpsetsJ ilass - asttss
'aafa y fablish ihs Sts, - ss' ~
Hff fslss gas n ssf faissWsn
'h''s' a. ihsg - as tsf pasfi ~,
lsfd, shsa a OIL hss est h~a g.sf
90 ~ sKhi sssls, aHa hs wsfH hass
'ald y Under other afssm .tsss :,
issl's n thirteen cent - A. NJ,
esmtlaia u it,s, bai asa,lgs IL m
70 shgs sty ss mssi aflsahss sl,s In
oaf eAafsss.
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~ .00s9
Finding my name presented 70 you
Ny the ub.olieiiei Of ny friends, q.
a candidate to rspre.en, you in the
heri session o. the Mississippi Leg.
i'lalaro, Il j. ha, due to my.eif tina,
should say, iha, bad my own pr.
'aie wi,hes been consulted. my name
nigh, not have appeared. have
bad no desire 70 be q eandids,e, bu,
dceidedly ayer,e W t. only lie.
sired iha, We should .end our best
men TO represent as, men Who would
be active and prompt in the discharge
Of their duties, and able to srspple
successfully with he mighty issue.
how before the country. Involved
A. our beloved aud native lsni now
Is, IN one grand struggle for her 10.
dependence, her nationality. and Ill
tia, makes even life itself tolerable,
against the myrmidon host Of .
Northern usurper, no man il more
sensible than ! an. that the post u
honor Is nov in field and not IN the
ball. Of legislation. and no mar ran
be mere sverse sbsa ny.eIf to .
scramble for Office, especially ., this
time, and ] do bu, simple justice to
other gentlemen whose names are BE-.
fore you for the same position. when
say that ! doub, not. ,hs, the latter
remarks are - fully appreciated by
them rs by myself.
Having, however, through q .ense
Of duty yielded my own to the wishes
Of o,Aer,. ] have only to say. the,
should You cleo, me as your reps<
sentative ] srss, that ! shall bring to
bear such . degree Of business ca.
pae''y aud common ssase In guarding
your in'eres, as shslI no, ii,sppein,
the jus, esPeetss'ons Of any. Nov,
fellow citizens. on vhousOsrsr your
choice may rest. | lsr one shall FEEL
none Of the sensations Of victor o.
vnnquished. Hos Cd forbid shss
should nov glory ID any earthly
thing. save IN the dslivesancs Of our
common country from The srs.p Of
onr enemies. J0HL A. wALL.
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' N1fff
1as ff shf iilssi t,arfnaos.
4f uelmlJ bs~a muls " ~
fhs'n as'aFs ~
slash ihs msmlsfs " t.s 49, .siy
sfe a. return 70 ihf esaefrs 10
h9fa ihalf ssfmesl ibsaaf4
el VIZ ffls. eish 81 ~
~ n diH 8t%alffiocts.
NJ lsp . Porter ! par Socks
tH 80 ~ gen 7 n. och.
VI Mlls B,is. ~ ocs.
Col = Hnl, ~ h, sool.
cal r Y wilson 3 Id, .ooL
~ NJ y Phillip, ! bob, good.
~ dfaHtr. 1T WRENN
Treasurer :. \. \.
fisoiA. Sept 20. 1851
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lfor the legislator.

We srs ss,hsrissd 70 snnonss. ~ nam,
~ v lkef. ~ . essdidsss ~ m.
Lego s'ufs. ~ fhs Oc.obss election.
We are sstharsssa 10 annogns he am.
Nw v OhkISs, 40 . esndiisi. Tor the
''ss's'sssse, = Ne ossobss election.
wssse sssksvis-a n sp.ouscs the ,sm.
~ MAJ. ". : RANDOLPH, Q. 4 esndi.
ss's for The Legislature, at the October
Eiessios. So
W. are ssshosissd 10 srsouee. The nam.
ef JokL A. WALL al eaaa,dsis 10, the
Isf'slsssrs. at the 0esobsr Elee,ioa.
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TO rssG vsTEns ~ pAssl.

Fe'low.cisiseos Of Psnola County,
o" : esnd'dase TO represent yos In
part, IN 'he hsst Legislature Of the
State Of Mississippi. sm 10 favor
o. . stop lss, to prevent proper.,
fro's being sold under the hammer,
until the War 10 closed. With the es.
cepslon Of collecting taxes. The var
tar must b paid. il !, takes our la.,
dollar. ssn in favor Of property
being ssaed IN proportion to its value.
W. s. RANDOLPH.
October I, 1861.
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We sss settle ~ ~ ssssshes ~ s.ss
n = " ftAfr 80 ssssiis,s H. Goa.
gls'' y ~ Fi'a Dsfiss, Llaesiss % ~
~ " s.smbss
We sfs suiharifsi " y ths usus
~ 4 f'hh and iais fef On.
g's'' . ~ PEI Disihe', ., ID shsuihy
November slsssiss.
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la''. 49,
l<fs1ts - - sassxs~~
80 49, sssj 80
4RnYsk free j<w
<s'sSs< - = -
- s6sss-s h~~1
~ shss ~ sssll'sl ~ ~
b#sds fhs Igse t.ss,
= ss<tfs go ftFts .L4Il
ss's 1tsy ss,t f,.~s.<
- sfs s.ss sis@s 81 sI1
1Fs sissiessI a ~
slst - sggef ismsh6I eSlc~
- sssSs pvisssI 1kete ~
sssa'e 6t'Ns hstsssa
ssfs<s Che fivU ~ s,sss
sxfs>nsss " lrstt esssi~
mts hss kess dlsesHsIs
p'sisss hss. n Isss be-. ssss
'saas - tssh other. visIlis1
-. ssd 'ssssislas islssjj
sinhs. ~
Abssss ssst sIsss ~.
non az ferlmsss stssse6 NJ
cd sss very ~hsspi>tIy ~
'.esssd BY lhs H~bvv~I go.
sl.s ~ the colonel eosse
Many u thsif enlisted ~ ss1
. evsst dssits 10 felsfp
cease ksssllitIsa. nix
'sssu t'SA~s = ssv
u Gen. evsns. -
Of four Fsdessls 49,
y nD>bse peoslMk
sc ps'chsesd ~ on
'sheh tfiseAss ssd tee
sounded. We sise isot
lieutenant prissass . ~ =
IN Yesterday shsrs We -
rom the sasmy's ranks, ~
|'en, Esrns iasch imporsssl
nation. We nov arc ssdr
ns orders and the general sou
as sspec's IN sssssjooC
no sas csa tell when =
V snNNd IN saothsr 0GAGs
lesr ireqscns repsrss Il $500
'he direction o. Arlinstss;
lille ] write they ere Irise.
ant tell vhss Il oil usss&
'pisses 10 that shsvs Vim ts.s
'nsaeemen, on she1saks n
omse IN less shss ten dayslrr
'hich the bsnle Of lfss.I1va
ROY M. = he sean p
he meteor |; end I 0ish Ierl1
- = dgaal sicssry = ~
he Hss " Jsly, Ut l.n
vents vhirh have trssspIvus
hat day have lsssesed ~ $500
sss psisapsl lesasrs, a1.sw]
ineed ne shss he ftdessD iscsos ~
Washington ere eemmaadel y
end ssperi. nced nssssl
- r. MAL
he same L. q NSeeel ~
" to the bripls, neioaSls
onpsny oAcerS ana "a IrIws ~
! the ranks, ssd not 70
hsa ssr bsIpvul Ctoftd<v.sv =
dsl;eAssl - 49,.
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The Undersigned. having JUS, ar.
rised from headquarters. Columbus.
NY. will remain in the town ~ pa.
nola 'or a 'hcr, time. for the purpose
Of pei'ines fee more volunteer. 70,
se Peiia' Artillery, Captain IIud.
son, commanding
Two more pieces u artillery arc
nov offered to this company, which
will make il. battery complete, AMI
one Of the zines, IN the service. IN.
" a lee more recruits are wanted to
man IL.
Mi'si'sippisns, your country and
all 'hs, Is sacred upon earth, erie.
aloud for your services. Come To
the re'ese' The Artillery service !.
IN every way pleasant and inviting.
There Is no company better oskcrrrd
or better drilled and equipped. We
are q band Of brothers. Come and
join US.
Those wishing 10 volunteer will re.
port themselves to me Of Keith 4
sofsey's store, where ! will make ms
headquarters, OF to Capt. Hsi.on,
Columbus, Ky.
j. r. swEryY,
Lieut.. pet,u. Ar,li.,,
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II efnuf - ffeyFf
ffHf 49, beng 80 30 4 80
Y r flesi ~ h - o. f4 o.
n = mse ~ hsHsa - tAu 49,
hTfv ps y#T# y wass I
81 fssftg ~ Hs14 isl 81
r. Hs fs.fst 4 ~ mHs
re- HffaW ~ sthssi rssa~
sssa rsannass 81 pls " A
81 b~a ~ Gsw4s ~ ~ a04
'fHF = a1F wsls So yet Wha
81 usaa hsst la AZ fyisfkosf
" y HfDfrrrps
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We sss ssihe,tfsdje .nsssnss N. nam ;
" John !. rtrft's, 81 candidate n,
is'slssf'sh e the ace n Gs,srnss u The
.'r'. n uls.lssfti tlscllsh lie fif,i
sssdsy 10 Oetsbsf ssfi.
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Hon. J. A. Orr, candidate for Con.
s'sss for the frs, District, will ad.
drsss the ei'isens Of Pamela county
ss the following ,ines aud places:
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40 - - n sss..s n. q
'ts's tf1ss Isss ls.s. n n
siss al y ,sply 10 ne .s.4s :,
psfh a. y vfi's fhss tAs ssss,.
hssl'h " 81 sA~fssy |. ns>t WI
90 'hss SEA ! l.r sssss, .si "A.
81 tsFs aass f~ssssssasy ~.
h<fsi. f.rtsf hos bess sssass0
~ ~svs sksn : ns<st ss4 n ~
'ias Ne life lsas sys~ . .isaas
'hfsss. La' hs : nv sae sisfsi ~
n dssrsf ssrr grssss l.sosss
Issssni u NJ wbalss No. hs.'
ly'ns 10 . sfae,l condition In ihss'
sssks iiis ~physieiss. Asss Me ~
ten ssisf The Infpssss n msfesry
ssd u . 'hsir opinion Va oil sses.ss
Malcolm MsAslsy !. sIssly recover
ihT from . severe Illness. ssa n !.
hoped " sill b % duty seon. Js'
.sph N hafdIs has been On the sisL
lia Tor more ihss . msasA, end !.
still quite Ies, ba, bic physIsiss told
me this morning hs vosIi e, vsll.
Robers \. llsrdIs Isfs 10 .. Center.
vile ~ chsdos,sssiils, shess he
has been very slct. received q
from him . shor, time since.
stating shss BE- vouId likely join US
camp 10 . week or 90. W. have
sons o'hsss SICK 10 camp and .. the
hospital, bat none for whom y. en-.
fer. presume. however,
the relatives and friends u the
'ick are kept advised Of their condi.
Lion " ~ eorvsspondsssr n ssla-
lions aud fFiends, and 10 10 ueless
Ios ne 20 parsicularise. Dr.. Martin.
'ho reached our camp on the Goth,
lee visited cur sick and ssys Their.
IRE none Who will die u the psopev
cen b sivea then. The
Ass Kindly ogsssa to fsssia
'ish us week or ten days and val,
'pos our siek. HafasHrros
10 recording the casualties which
rave effected our company since nv
sss letter. ! regret 10 communicate
be lad intelligence Of I've deaths.
tia, Of @. n. r. Dupre..
rounded on the 2ist Of July. who
lied the 10Th Of August. L. D.
ZONES died Aug. S1st, att private
'ouse in Leesburg. George W.
apps and Asgus MeAuley died Sep.
snber 9Th, the former = tie hospi,
d IN Lssssars. ~ lsssss u esep.
;. W. Esstridge died sspleabs 18th
nd John-J. Leland sepsesbsr issh.
ss the hoepissl 10 lsssbspR.-
hey received every sasss al sssss.
from physicians, friends and
rangers. The citizens Of Lees.
urg are very kind, suffering the
'ek to want for nothing.
The ,nembsrs Of our somnpny Who
ave died here ere buried 10 the I'm.
n Cemetery Of leesbsre. than
ihieh . more beautiful bsryine
road ] 49,
e so1D,y sssaaes6 - ~ esclne.
/ ~ spae "a ueniapuus sbieA
'mmssds 8 besssifsI view Of the
fllghss n front sadf ~
Ice Ri.lse IN the resr,, vish the 20.
'mae besween III no nouaisiss.
wing toe euieely y dislurh eva
% dsSoos q ~ Hv;oe. u,rh -.
~ u the dad. fhs desd Of ~
,apssy ass IN bsried s;6I h. IA. !,
= sqssss bslsne;us 10 the r..
Il. Nsrss, prssi2snt. n tie La
~ Ieo11s 1saissso. Ne rs s1(.'
~seo-e.., !.
Wesasa asa, "a sseh bsIsvsd ,
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aYE WASIgA.

We want . bsshsl Of good sound
Rye, and will pay slno., any pric.
for Il in cask.
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AtHf sHHAF
Coz Wsas sill receive 10 M
eamfang lsf she remainder u nv
term u enlistment, t,ssais 1sr ".
'r"'i'. Tie uesly ,sa.on n ,aga.
ia has pa 81 md tie fear Of d..,..
should not nos deter any from JON
ny the ffwy u the Potomac.
Recruits, upon e~nli.imsal, vll b,
entitled 70 Ell, and At the clpira
ton Of 81, months to an additional
vi, q eaanmuialioh for clothing. be.
sides Their pay Tor services II there
are 'ny -ho wish to engage IN active
service LET them come 70 virginia a,
once, and they VII be received IN
the army. Please publish iLi. a,
stand ia need Of the number Of re.
cralia above mentioned.
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sU0s 0rns SIo aovi.A

Col. JsAa D. Coffee. viii star,
aovs The rcd - Assasy. the ia,A
inss., - ssop u IN The stations 10
Grsss1A, fss sAe psvpcse cf psrshss.
ing svas for she Confsds,,s Govern.
meet. h ssass sAss sass q iseA..
lsseI 81 lasss essssA to sAssl>r 3
o. sssdisseys ise1 lsek sAea nise.
- ~ = i&sAss. 81 sse iseA disse.
~ sfeas'sl. 0ussf srvs,sr lssrl
v,ll y ssssissi. ~ ssae ~ n.
VII ~ ussess ed llss;u;.u;
sisea ~ ~ yill h psii e.
ssse > 1Wn6sEy llsssA. 10 sAsuhs g
,. vi. n,1so.s ! O., 0ss~susos
AssssA 5 loenpAis. Col CO.
sapsss y - sAssas vssk q m.
rsse - esqegDsl ~ pesssss vhhi1aI
- - ~ - - ~ hin =
80 $500 ssss,ss hsspIis
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Fl'spssi 3 - tat wfsa sIrr
agNt4s \ sets sss q a..
- no. = ilsal#y ases'
ibsistA
Va sgs'ss, I. n % % !
= iAs >tss. 49, q 11ssfie@ .
feis'si kfftfsssT Byh ssasls@4u
'-iate ssssssx lhst gsiieas msi,
sstl.nssisa n hs, slss. sal II.
ssnasss, 81 81 ms ns, ssafl
aei fsfsas y f~ssssssbls sfsgsass >.
'As' " ss.ssinf ~ hgss-y Atk<l,
's'iss -''ssss n fgisf sstvss.i4
. 'hsf sissi. - sass imgshsal
sssDas e. n = ihss hss 4 tsssI
as sosslfy, ~ tkss sbsy ia hss
ssh n ssIsvs(Ds4 Ma sksy Ser
ibsfsty - o>eulsss fs,ssli N Che
laesijA1t - ere vljlIn9 % tai
fsf = "a tkeie eselsssiises lhss
ms ~ mssfise sss sltmsi
y IaIof Cooper. COL wssI. Xs,,f
Rs"@Abh and Gil Wall, sAss sk<h.
0h manh Il Mslm A~rsls,e.l-
Hsseissf, Tbss " deem Il lsss.
psdiet' 70 nominate Any esndIi.,s
tqf ibs lfpslstsrs. BE-, IA shosIa BE-
lsh 70 hs nee choice " the people
70 elect ,hose they ,hipk bsss arIt
he'd. and oil persons VI, wish are
hereby Invited 70 o6ss their services.
On motion " Col Wall.
R,'o'scd, That the ,hanks Of the
MEETING we're rendered 10 the Pre.,.
dent aud Secretary, snd thu, the pro.
eeed'nss be pabIished Ia the panoIs
On notion, the meeting adjourned
siss Dc.
N. &. WARD, President.
j. O. HamsIses. soc'y.
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E'W WIFW \,
GEO. L. kOOTR.

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port 10 me, and ! will furnish them
transportation, after they have been
sworn IN. Such Is my Instructions.
NJ =. WARD.
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Respectfully yssrs,
J. ". CLAP.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-30
POSTSCRIPT.

The preceding appeal was prepar-
ed several days since, its publication
having been unavoidably delayed
by the necessity Of submitting it 10
the individual examination of the
sigpeIs. Since its preparation events
have occurred hicb have an impor-
tant bearing upon The crisis, and
which are 10 every instance confirma-
tory Of the positions above assumed.
Among others we might point TO the
continued Concentration of troops at
Washington far beyond any possible
necessity forits defence;to the move
ments Of the navy in the direction
of an attempt at thorough block
ade OF all Southern sea-por.s; to the
active preparations in every North
eru city Tor the development Of eve
ry available resource, on land and
water. for the publicly declared pur-
pose of subjugatieg the South-s
purpose which is uow openly and Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-30
No Friends at the North Now.

MIR. Dickinson, Of New York, the
firm friend Of the South heretofore,
spoke as follows at the recent great
mass meeting in New York city:
He wohld have no half way
measures, no compromises. Let us
settle this thing speedily and surely.
II mag ruin this generation, but we
owe II to the neat that they should
hare no sneh troubles as we hare had.
He wo lid strike an our might, and If
necessary, mpe The South from the
face of the earth. He knew they
would have civil war, and Bbst yss
far worse, servile war, and lie would
make prophecy that by the time
this matter was settled, she pecul
lar institutions of the South would
be swept away. Let US finish things
while We are about it, and leave
nothing behind U.s."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-30
The Short Way.

[ From the New York Courier and Enquirer
"There are two ways OF putting
down .be present rebellion and saw.
ing the Union. The one is, 10 call
from seventy-fve to hundred thou
sand troops into the field, and Con.
sumo two or three years 10 saentif,.
aly terminating the war at o fearful
loss Of life, aD enormous cost in
money, besides destroying The busi-
ness Of the country pending .he war;
which, in ITSELF would amount to un-
told hundreds Of millions of dollars.
The other and the wiser, and the
cheaper mode is, 10 call out quarter
Of a million Of volunteers, and double
that number if necessary, and bring
the whole matter TO close in a.few
months. The latter is The cheaper
mode; and when accomplished, busi-
ness would at once resume it's ratu.
raj chenpels spd ne would again be
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-30
A Dictator Wanted.
[From tie Ne,o Eok Times I

The spirit invoked. within the last
fortnight has No parallel since the
days Of Peter the Hermit 10 the
last ten days 100000 men have
sprung to their feet, and, provision.
ing mselves, sre rushing to a
contest which can never be quelIeG
until they have triumphed. A holy
zeal inspires every loyal heart. To
sacrifice comfort, property, and life
even, is nothing. tecause il We fall.
we must give up these 10 our chill
dren, for humanity and for our
selves. Where is The leader of this
passion? Can The admin
istration irrnIsh him? We do not
question the entire patriotism Of
every member Of it, ner their zeal
for the public welfare. The Presi-
dent in the sci, ction of his Cabinet,
very properly regarded the long and
{ fficient setyicfs Of men 10 the ad-
vocacy Of the principles that triumph
ed in bis election. To him The fu.
ture was seen 10 the past. But in
the few weeks Of bis official life all
past political distinctions have been
completely effaced. From dream
Of profound peace We awake with our
e nemy at our throat. Who shall
grspple with this foe? Men :hat
can match his activity, quick instincts
and physical force. A warrior-noi
a philosopher a Cromwell-not Be-
con or Locke