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O0NDITIONS-Comptant naeE1aHt q aicasinn. 4
4 llss ssssf III 81. PA EEER, IA
iyS 10 "a att Sherif de IL E5eroisse d, Slfisas
sEcoyp .DIsIRIcT CouRr THoMY LAF0S va AduIastsa-
Of New Orleans. nix of NICHOLAS FITZsIM4
j MOES--No. if8 &C..

SECOND .llIsIkiCf LOlRTf idUslaA IAkQN AdrRistr
OF New Orleans. 5Tix of NICHOLAS FITZsTM-
ssk. MOEs--No. 10 GO. S. $3.50 =
pY VIRTUE OF 81 writ OF sesxnre and sale
70 me directed ~ the Honorahe tie Second pissFic Court
Of New Orleans, "A the above ertea eaess VIII proceed
tween Carap and Magazine Streets on REs 9l day
of August, 1851 at II o'clock 81 -
8 TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. .ogasher -
With al tie impres eaers thereon tights 1
,siaFe marked 81 poaaded by Hsgia Ard
Freret streets. designated as os
plan drawn By q,
deposited In the office Of I'LL
inches front or stEse n fsst
lot No Four Lot No Fonr has 50 srait On sya
street, feet atnches front inches
the division line Of lot Three ST. m fe
division line Of los No. Five. Isl
seIzsd iit the aSege suit 8ss
TERMS-Gash On tAe spot.
q 9, z sREER.
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So Is - ~ - E- PAKhEE, Nl78-
jys f62iat1 Sherff de ID Paguisss ID Orleans.

SIXTH DISTRICT GouET as, M. yyESTai0E n IaHQIAS
of New Orleans. FITzSIMMUNSAHc. a5Sss
RY VIRTUE OF n writ of afzHne AND sale
- 10 me directed by the honorable the SS District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled pegeed
1861, as u O'clock NJ 7g
Al cERTAI LOT OF GRaIIND. elmer Will I'LL 49,,
thereof, siluate in the Fauhoag
First District Of this city designated as No Eighteen Or
square No Fifteen bounded by Tspschote Besson Liberty
and Melpomene Streets according 10 plan drawn by e.
Dunbar Surveyor dated 9th day e md dsI,esited
measuring 81 feet Tetpepre Us depth o. 20 feat
between narellel lines, fand Epglisf nltasure
\ Seized in the above salt. S. 81
TERMS-CGsh on the spot. y
N. n; e As5sER,
Sheriff Of the Parish 81 0fleans.
dsia Noavsle.
EHN yERTU d, um wrft de sais5e ct vetstG a
~ moi adesse par Honorable Sxiene Gor de District
dc u dams II desss 10
YENDREDI dfacIt 1851 midi Al Hotel as q GIG rue dc
Ia Commune les d Camp e DIES venta
publiqne ct adjudication do Ia psopra dnnt suit u descIp
ton, savoir-- 3ls3 se#i
US TERRAIN sitss dams le fantoafg Annoacaton Pre-
mter District de eete vile, dssgne No
want pan desse par G II. Dnnbaf, date dayrl
1888 Ct dspns6 lGtuc de A. Mazreau notaire public
lie dit Terrain riesurant 81 psds face
nne pofendeur de 96 pied entire gnss Ut ere
angaise). &5A '3ss lESs8gs
Ensemble avec tonte les baisses II qu ST
tronsent Ut tontes SEES sppai tenances.
Ses dams lafaire c-dessits. - ~
y n'' e e PR
Tvs 16 q atl 9 Sherif de la PaEnsse dQ leans.
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W ELLER, j. h, SOAP MANUFACTURER corner
kA OF ST. Andrew and Howard streets, New Orleans.
Orders left Post ofiee Box Nc 1880, will BE- promptly
flis&. HlyIJ ~
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous 10 tho
Above, ID reference to the same boy.
IssleuRaA Co. Miss May 2, 1857.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans fs
Dear sir9e boy George perfectly cured Of the ruptuse
he one the king Deer Geek and
much work any ElGn. W. is AllLss AZ. D. +.
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= CONDITIONS Compliant az raoEans dei
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sscosp Ds1stss cousr 3THoMx .aEos sszlassss
q ssv Orleans ssisss NIcaorAs yfrzs1M
YyIRTu 81 d ssass e 1 Ill s,rs.
! - ss sss sssssa
81 sa { nj Ras Hs asssa 4 IL
4, ~ OBTAIN lJT OF GROUND, together viii aJf -
TIE buildings and improvements hasson. of @
double tenement honss kitciisu
gu covered with slater, and ALI The way etc. sit5afsd
IN te FiyEs District o. this city I'll Eensse hSns ~
Jasops Sos Erato ard Thalia 81 he ma Nina
on plan drawn ~ Heiin dased
.sh ~ iay lSsa Deposited II Vie sss os IL plan
40 is2 when setd lot feet JIM inss
lines 7s ~ 3 M 1890 ssas
Seized in tie ahoyesnt ssT ss
TERNs-eash On The spot.
sheriff u Tie Fss ID : II 4 o 5ssiss
DIuxIENE GouE DE DISTRICT THo5fT ID Adrlpls
- -. & sIaiM9NS-fso ia ISL "a asi
I'm VERTU dun writ de saasie It vsxssxs 4
"a moi adfesss par Pisnoahe Denes gd1= de Dissssct
de La NoyallesO dasa yfs1eso
raj 10 Y ENDREDl. d.aeas ffiofes a. Ia
cite; fne DC y Commune entire lss tsap d des Nigga
SINS u yeps pahliqne ct q p-5pFiss don't
UG CERTAIN LOT DETEREE enssrlsts awe taates Ia
baisses Gns!iefadna quf Wy rauEeHt co1Hsant I'll 1e
maison bassc double Is cuisine doug Gas L. f cc-
vert a5doises atns arSte.
nsn situG dams iet horEe Jacsb SOILS 1t
Thalet ders Ie Premier District Eay IL
No sur IN plan irsse par Hed
dste ie IS mai 1854 depose Fsus noss cor
plsn No. 1872 lie dit lot isis pstess s f.
gnes de face ID tue Soils sur sa etre
lignes paralleIes - - 81 s
Saisf dams pRfaire CT dessHs.8
4t u. II. PARKER IN
iys l62+ at Shfrif de Ia Ferose d Orleans
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pURTIG HllITSES.
- BEERsHEEA SERVINGS sya
l lGM GRUMPY COUNTY, TENN -.

as. UNION HOTEL, AT HOLMES ssss
Ma WILLIE, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. 14s
As A--z a-
@ Summer Resort.
The above Establishment situated 10 miles east OF the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad will be found by visitors from
the city or other distant places TO he Of the best
retreats for comfort recreation and pleasure either for families
single can be resorted To- Facilities III abund
are afforded here for bathing fishing hunting etc. and
the village u healthy shaded, and extremely pleasant and
agreeable: Prices for board are as follows
Board and Lodging per month 90
Washing extra
Conveyances furnished all times for transit between Holmes
vile and Magnolia- 10 miles distant the Railroad.
~ W. r. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Holmesvile, May is. 1861. JED lm&W
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TEsODB. JNo., DEALER IN MILLINERY and FINE
u Fancy DRY Goods Mes. IL and Il oh.rrss street.
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9 InAL ESTATE AGIENT-JoHN PURCELL, No.
~ IL Exchange Place. stairs nearly opposite the old Post
ofce attends to Leasing, Renting and Collection Of
improved and unnproyed ESTATE In the cities of New
Orleans Jefferson and Carrniton. Also the
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended
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MI URPHY's E4oTEL.
Nos, ss AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Established 1881

~. TO FAMILIES y no FAMILIES. rsss
sssa THE CENTRAL HOUSE, -
MAGNOLIA, MISS,
Has tsen constructed to supply citizens
new Orleans Persons desiring travel thousands of mile,
fer prnose OF enduring the pvaons of crowded hotels
and Northern watering asyrns find in Magnolia ouIe{
healthy home, with all the comforts of rscass Hotel
PRre reesone water good bathing, high altitude and bic.
uregue country with beautiful drises among the avNn
tages offered. - ~
This place he In and half hou,t
by the Now Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
doing business In
at night and return before business the next day.
81 PRO
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49, JEFFERSON LAKE H0TEI4-END OF
,arollton RRHsving leased this delightfully."- situated
l House for term OF years. take this of
known to the public that it has been thoroughly
April Thankful to patrons for tavors promise in
manner possible their wishes, should it please
them give CALL
as 6p DAN,I. PETERS & CO.
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-, ALLEGEIANY SPRINGS sssss
.$l MoNTG oMEEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

60 THE ABITA SPRINGS-MRs. F. A. 44.ss
I BQsSlERB respectfully announces her friends TS
WEN and the public generally that her house open ~
for the reception of visitors The unrvaled medicinal
baths can now be enjoyed to perfection the facilities
heretofore will be abundang supplied every attention
will be paid TO the comfort Of nyas She earnestly trusts by
her untrng exerions give satisfaction who may honor
her BY their patronage Being situated pheasant driving
distance from the villages Covpgton Vaudeville 1t rem
ders the drives to those places convenient
The Abta omnibus will be in attendance at the landing
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs.
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Letter from Dr. Thos J. Haspe Of he most eminent Ply
~ sicisns in the shate Of Mississippi NJ
,5-.s fs5 gIeSsBugG Miss, Match 20, 1860. 4
Dr. ShernanDear Str send the boy Ben ba Il you
cause attend and hasiss
s8ed with my skill Is do MIN satisfied your plan
Is right and that you can him. Plsaa tie
=. y ~ gs''' THos. j. HARPER. M D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
Ssgre Volunteers

Yesterday "wednesday and TO-
day fve more full companies were
10 :eave this county for active ser
vice 10 defence Of the South. .Th, y
are the c. MARCO Guards, Cip.. Rane
Mckinney, Peter burg Company,
C ,pt. a. ii. II Il, Norris Gre, k Rifle
Guards, Capt. Gee. W. Higgins,
'Mulb, IT, RIncmen. Crpi. W. Lawson
Moore, and Marble Hill Company.
They reul, zvpus at Al!isouia.
They make nine conn., lete compa-
i.ies that Lincoln county has furnish
I'D 10 resist Nor,be IN aggression.
Can az, otter County say as mucls
We have been promised copies Of
She Company TOLLS, and hope 10
have them in time for ovr n. xt issue.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
The Favor of a Friend

We are indebted TO cur friend
Woker H,lcs, OF Iynctburg. Tenn,
f,r tne Of the fastest silk pocket
handkerbiefs we have ever seer,
for which he will please accept OUT
thanks He has more Of The slime
sort, witch be viii sell in accordance
with he hardness OF Tie times
Besides, he has varied Stock Of all
kinds OF Indies dress goods, cloths,
cassimrres, bats. boots, shoes, do
mas,ics, hardware, drugs, ETC., all
uf which he will sell at the very :cEest
prices. OR friends who may desire
to trade with clever, afa'ie, accom-
modsiing gentleman, would do Wei
TO give Mr. Ntles call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
How ANDY JOHNSON WAS REcElYEp

|, How ANDY JOHNSON WAS REcElvED.
! Tho Knoxville Register, 10 po,ic-
ing the passage through that place
fof Hon Andrew Johnsou, en- route
for Cleveland, says:
llis reception by a large crowd
ASST u,bled ut the depot, was deci-
deGy cool. One of bis former Der.
'senal politic,d friends. to whom Andy
advanced, with smile, turned his.
back on him in contemptuons man.
ncr, and only one or two persons
deigned 10 approach him and listen
to the droppings from his oracul'.r
lips. About the time the Gals were
ready to | ave. it b, came generally
known in the crowd that Andy Wis
ID one Ok, them. and the crowd prompt
y drew near aud gave loud and con-
inued cheers for jeff Davis and the
Southern Coufelerary. AS the cars
moved 60, tie crowd groaned and
looted Justify as atestilnonial of their
egard fnr the Black Republican
enator of Tennt ssee. ]
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
The Furor Subsiding.

If the following from the New York
Express Of the 9th ult., be correct,
the sudden and frantic insanity oil
the North is exhaustiUe itself soon.
er than Was TO be expected. Speak
ing Of the city Of New York, the
Express says;
The excitement is quoting down
The pr, vailing conviction now, tina:
the Capital is safe, b S dissipated the
feverish feeling that was everywhere
apparen. in the earlier part of the
week. The departure of SO many
men for the theatre Of the impending
cot Qici. has likewise thinned off The
Iibrongs in the streets. Last night,
down town, everything had about as
sumed its former tranquility. The
extensive sheds in course Of erection
in the Parks are still untenanted--
and the roll Of the drum is heard on
ly at long intervals.
In another paragraph the Express
says;
| We could mol, disguise the fact j
I've Wou!d. from or readers. of what i
said and done hers in New York
that throughout the whole Northern
country, there is not Que musket fo
twenty volunteers nov ready I,
imarch. ,ss saf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16

4 Written for ae Fayetteville Observer.
Mr.. n. o. WALLACE: : / attended
1.-THE Barbacue given by the citisens
of Camargo and neighbolhood on IasI
Saturday: The sCamargo Guards
were out on drill, and although they
we're not IN uniform, they presented
The bone and sinew Of first rate SOL
diers. The concourse was very large
for the occasion. ladeed The shsie
community seemed 10 bare turned
out men, women and children.
Amongst the most Striking stirac-
lions was company Of fifteen little
girls, representing with appropriate
badges the Is Southern Suites.
These Misses were oil Of them beau
tiful and neatly dressed, and each
seemed;o have the fire of indepen-
denre il her eye, and freedom, in her
step. think the public ought to
know The names Of this Young sister
hood, aud therefore procured the N |
for publicatiau-
Miss Martha ] Johnston. Mary F |
Sheriff., Nancy A. R.sls, L. Virgin |
ia PITY, Martha A Petty, CordeIia
j. Bryan, Eliza Byrrs, Sarah F
Grantland, Anna Z Grantla11. Ma
~ E. Smith. Missouri A. Grutbs,
R. brcca A. Pool. lie icia A. Leath-
srwood, Martha c. Roper and Veto |,
ia Henderson.
There WIS rot only an abundance
but superabubdance Of as good
Inality and web prepared provisions ,
IS is rarely surpassed on such coca :
'ions. ] have seldom seen so per- /
eel an arrangement for preventing !,
%. fusion and dissatisfaction at The !,
able. Every thing WIS conducted i
quietly and with military Pre- citicn :
during the day appropriate speeches
Eere made by Jno. M. Bright, E.q In
nd Rev. Mr.. Sloan: The crowd !,
vas united in feeling and sentiment !;
nd highly enthusiastic. They wcrsv,
;iiling also to back their enthusiasm :
'iih The necessary material aid to
urBish an outfit for The volunteers.
t was great day for Camargo, aud !,
is ne: improba bic that another gen. :
ration will bear Of The zeal aud pa.
riotism of the fathers and mothers
cd citizens Who were embed on =
be occasion. Yours, &c, A. :
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolent Institution established By special
Endowment, for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Krulent and Epi-
dsmic Disease, and especially for the cure Of
Diseases of The Sexual Organs.
RG EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Ivl Acting Surgeon. to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &C., and IN
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhga, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, ard OH the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Two Or three Stamps for postage viii be &C.
ceptable.
address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. By
order Of the Directory.
EZRA ID. HARTwELL. President.
FAIRCHILD, Secretary,
n l5--12m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
Coma 7ssisfGd

THO the Jail of Lincoln comfy, Tenn, a.
j. on Friday, the 26th day t Alril.S
1861. NEGRO MAN who says his ~
name is Le,cis and that he belongs to Pleas
ant Crump, of St. Clair Co., Ala. He is about
% years cid, rather heavy set, about Eve feet
inches high, weighs about 50pounds, black
complexion, rather heavy beard. with no scars
pcreeivsbie, ard spesks pleasantly when spo-
ken to- Had on when arrested two osnaburg
shirts, two pair of pants oue wooden and one
cotton, new wool hat, ard pair of very
good shoes and wooden socks.
The owner is hereby notified to Come for
ward. prove property, pay expenses. aud take
him away, or he will be dealt with as tho
Law directs. U.A. WILSON,
Jai2or Of Lincoln csunty, Tenn.
NAV Is
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People Of Tennessee,

Remember thai the Legislature
has submitted to your approval and
ratification, on the 9Th 81 next
month. an ordinance declal ing Ten
nessee free, sovereign and indie
pendent State, and another adopting
and ratIfying The Provisional Con,
stitution Of the Confederate States.
lf you favor these ordinances You
are required to place on your tick
cts the words
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
COMMITTED

TO the Jail Of Lincoln county, Tenn. a.
Il NEGRO MAN who says his "a
name is AJrom, and that he belongs to ~
David Brown, of st. Clair county, Ala A
BRAN is of light yellow complexion. very
heavy b card, small scar on left cheek bone
about one inch from the corner Of the eye,
little finger on left hand doubled stiffintotbe
palm of the hand by gun shot wound, about
rs years old, full 6 feet high, large frame,
weighs about 100 pounds and speaks pleasant
" when spoken to. Had on when taken up
a new saft fur hat, twillsd cotton coat much
worn. osnaburg shirt. two pair Of cotton pants,
and good pair Of shoes, and WOODEN socks.
The owner is hereby notified to come for
ward. prove property, pay expenses, and take
him away, or be will be dealt with according
to law U. A, WILSON,
Jai9or Of Lincoln county Tenn.
Nay 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
NO SEPARATION.
NO REPRESENTATION

Most iervenily do we hope that
there is not a voter in the State who
will cast this latter ballot. Tie
Legislature has started ibe State in
The path 10 honor, and it should tie
pursued without faltering 20 the
end. There should be no step
backward. Forgard, TO the goal Of
Independence and equality, should
be the watch word OF all her sons
Nashville Patriot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
A Black Republican exchse re

A Black Republican excha ? rep
reseHts iha. Gov. Curtin Of Pennsyl.
yauh. ''is literally mobbed With, ap-
pIications to join the army" We
have an idea ths. it the requests
Of these starving hiEslings are moi
complied With, they will continue
their "mo55ing" 10 = syIe still more
Objectionable to the vslsvous execu.
tive.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16

Messrs Clark. Gregory & Coil have been
for several years sorely afflicted with frost
bitten feet during the winter months, until
happily found remedy in your valuable
medicine, the Ambrosial Oil; since that time
have used it in Toothache. Rheumatism.
Sore Throat. Collie aud Burns. and found a
never failing remedy in the most severe cases.
therefore take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Ambrosial Oil to world Of affection,
feeling confident it possesses the requisite
qualities to cure the most severe cases, for
which YOU recommend Il.
MRS. MARTHA A. HUDDESTON.
Bolivar. Tenn, june Is. 1860.
For sale By W. G. pIENER, Fay etteyille, Tenn
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Ho1ors TO the Volunteers

Las! Saturday flag was pre-
scented TO the Norris Greek Rifle
Guards. at Concord. b, Miss Sallie
Land, in behalf Of the ladies
of Norris Greek. We were prom
ised report of the proceedings at
sihst place, but SO lar it bias notleach-
seJ us.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
NAonev.

4 WOULD most earnestly request all those
Z that are indebted to ME by Tote or account
to come forward End make payment, as /
am compelled to make collections in order
to pay notes / owe in Bank. Ii you only
knew how hard pressed am for money. you
would certainly make arrangements to get
the money and pay me. Come one and all AID
make payment.
Nav le L. G. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
Stephen A. Douglas, whose Ia

Stephen A. Douglas. whose late
apostacy is SO sickening TO contem.
plate. made speech at Chicago on
the LIST inst, upon the occasion Of
his reception there, in which be is
said 10 have vigorously advocated
"war and crushing out rebellion. =
The people Of The South who once
honored The traitor are glad to know
where now TO place him. He has
made his own bed-let him lie cowr
on it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
Extra Session =

Reference 10 am advertise me nt in
this paper, will show the reader
that the County Court OF Lincoln
county is to NEE, in extra session al
The courthouse in this place next
Monday, in compliance with pro-
clamation Of the Chairman. Eve.
'ry Magistrate in the County is de
sired aud expected To be present
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
Military Election.

DY virtne OF law. I will open and hold
I'D an election at each of the Election Pre-
cincts in this (LincolD) ounty, ON Saiur-
day, the Sth day Of June next, for
the purpose of electing one Major General
for the Third Division of Tennessee Militia,
to eli the vacancy in said division.
MOSES CRUISE,
May 16, 1861. Sae7if.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-16
The Indfpeadent Guards

ID we whose names a1e> heTeuut
affixed having associated ourselye
: together fcr the purpose Of fufminI
3 a volunteer military company d
/ ,sgree 10 be go,erned by the follow
ring regulations: y s. - So 5
/ LIST The conirany shall be eInde
q, pendent and designated rs The hide
pend, Ut Gnards-Whoss object shall
be whtn organized equipped and
fdrilled, 10 hold itself 10 readiness
Ito volunteer its services, asan organ.
ized company for the purpose Of
protecting the honor Of Tennessee
against aggression.
! 2nd Whom such emergency arises
during the present war as will 10 the
Icpinion OF the Captain. require that
men Of the class composing this
COMPANY should leave their homes
land families and rally in the defense
Of the State, be shall cause each.
member to be dolly notified to meet,
at a specified time, and place, when
= vote thnli be taken wheth,r the
company shsli volunteer for service or
not. 1.-two thirds Of all the enrolled
memb' rs Of The company shall vote
ln the affirmative, then the Captain
shall be aathorized to report the /
company to the Governor of The State !
as ready for active service ,ahil subjec.
to his eommsnd, and such action
OF the company shall be binding on
2vry member Thereof.
Bird II any member may desire at
any time 10 withdraw Tor the par
pose oil attaching himself to some
other company or military oIgauiza-
tor, going into active service, or for
'ther GOOD cause shown the eompa.l
ny, sh"ll on making his intentions {
hnovn 20 the company shall rec, i've
10 honorable discharge. e
Alb Any person applying fri
membership in this company shall
% balIotted for at regular meet Il
ng only, aud falling to receive a !
'uls of two thirds of all enrolled mem. !
'ers, be shall be declared rejected.
5th The officers OF the cotnpaa, =
hall ba enc Captain, three Lieuse
enauts, four Sergeunts and four {
), r,orals.
There shall be one Judge Advo- II
'ate elected by he company. The !
ocular meetings OF the company
hail be every other Saturday, COM $
aencing WITH Saturday, the lilh Of 7
Nay, at 2 o'clock p ~, and any I
member failing to attend at these !
tated ;inl,s, shall be subject to fine
# not less than % els uor more than
81 tor each absence. r
Any change OF addition may be
made ut any regular meeting by n
yu-lhirds vote Oh members, provi- I
led the same shall have been submit.
ed in writing one regular meeting 6
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In all cases not herein provided : :
or in the written rules Of the com. Z
,any, the same shall be governed by c
he military discipline and regula- :
ions of the army. R