Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-04
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Battle in Missouri!
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Old Abe Hard Run for Money!

South that 60 10 Europe are sent
through The foreign legation. This
matter will be undoubtedly inquired
into.
Andrew johnson and Emerson
E. heridge have been assured By the
War Office that the Union men oil
East Tennt ssee and whoever else
may need assistance shall be sustain
ed ~ the strong aim of the Govern
ment, and an order has been issued
including Tennessee in the District
under command OF Anderson.
ALEXANDRIA. June 24.-Lowe s
balluun made an ascent and discov.
ered the Souiherners slso baIloopipg
WASH NGToN, June % Financial
affairs are becoming alarming. Di,
rect taxation must be resorted to-
Among the suggestions are q news
paper aud income tax and Stamp
tax
Senator johnson made a strong
Union speech. He was called uIon
by coDcourse Of people.
Senator Johnson estimates The I'm
ion majorities in E sterG Jenuessea
at nearly $4,000, and for secession
in Western and Middle tennessee
under $4,000. He believes that
with fair canvas, aud more time, the
State would have been carried for
the Union. He says arms are wan
ted 10 both Tennessee and Kentucky
for the Unionists.
ALEXANDRIA. jane 25.-Lnwe's
balloon bayios diseoyefed scatter
ing camp in The vicinity Of Fairfax
Court House, Lieutenant Tomrkiu s
Cavalry company and several com
paniss Of light infantry proceeded
there. 1T wss rumored last night
that the eavslry was cut to pieces, but
ne ef1icial Intelligence has been le-
ceived
ST. Louis, June 25.--Thp Rrpub
lican on Monday says messenger
fro@ Csmp Cole, corroberated b,
Jones, from Neosho, reports six
Missourians killed and six wounded,
Sixty mine Federalisis were killed.
but their wounded was not ascertain
ed at Gimp Cole.
ST. Louis, June %. - The Repub-
lican, Of Tuesday, having two later
messengers from Camp Cole, adj |
here's to its Mondays statement OF |
the Camp Cole battle.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Tbe Gov
ernment is determined to sustain
E S: Tenuesseeans. Mails through |
there will be carried via Cincinnati,
instead Of Louisville.
The National Intelligeneer reports
the Federal loss in the battle at Wen.
IA at 200. Southern loss, one.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2S.-The Demo- t
Gratis Cairo correspondence say hun
dreds Of Missourisns are concentra-
ing on the Arkansas border, receiv. /
ing arms from the South. They ex-
pect to be Joined by TeDnesseeans,
ArkaSsians aud Mississippiaps.
washington. June %. - The Gov.
'rnmen; is going to borrow two hun
bred millions from the people, 10
sums from City to che hundred dol
ars. The Cabinet seems TO be afraid
o trust capitalists.
CAIRO. June 2S.--Two Dutch
companies, ordered to Alien to join
he forces threatening Missouri, did
lot want to leave Cairo. Many left
n tears. The Tennesseeans contio.
lie moving. The New Orleans cav {
Try is ordered to Missouri.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-1t is as |
ertained from reliable authority that
is the Fixed determination Of the
government to fully sustain and pro. :
ect in their constitutional and legal
ights all those citizens Of Tonnes
ee, who 10 their devotion to the
Inion, are now struggling 10 wrest a
lsir State from the hands Of the u L
lrpers, to defend ali loyal States t
sainst parts there Of claiming to have t
seeded, and 10 afford them every 6
'oteetion against domestic violence,
surrecti on, or invasion.
Government will furnish citizens "
such States means necessary for =
eir protection and preservation, and !.
believed to be unable to defend !"
emsel,es against their Invaders
I'd oppressors, will speedily come II
their aid with men and arms in +.
staining the constituted authorities Q,
the United States. +,
The Post Office Department, 10
nsi1eration of the loyalty of the,
liens Of East Tennessee, has made to