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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
MORE OF THE SPIRIT UNcoNorEK-

MoRE OF THE SPIRIT UNcoNorEK-
ABLE-On the 1st. inst, Il battalion
of nearly four hundred men left
Suffolk, Va, for the rendezvous To-
which they had been order. Pre-
rious to- ,beir departure they were
drawn up in front Of the village
church, where the minister, in the
midst Of a vast crowd, addressed
them as follows:
Soldier: the time for action has
probably come. Re cool, be conf,
dent, be determined. IT it indeed
be true that you arc to be brought
into actual conflict with the enemy.
We know that your every heart re
sponds: Let it come! let it come
and we feel satisfied that every man,
of you goes prepared to '4o o. die :
You 90 Mp Mptized with woman's
tears, and panoplied all over With
woman's prayers; and oh, how safer
than steel is is such armOr!
Soldiers
bilt near INT InCHoIy Vi NolI HVhI A""'"'
YOU in the fight;
Twill bro the upon the avcnging SWORD
spell of kecncr weight.
We fight for our wives and FAM
lies, our rights, and our dearest lib-
critics; and not unit! The last drou
of blood has been shed by the last
man, will the, South ever be sub
dued under Abraham, LinGolr and
his miserable Administration.
In the name ai' this whole com-
munity, ] bid you an adectioaatc
adicu. We will bear you in our
hearts at the Throne of Grace and
we will call 5own Hfayens MeSs
ipgs to be upon you, and Heavens
protection to be round about ynu.-
And may the blessing OF God 81
mighty, Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost. come upon you and remain
with You always.
The letter. frona. which We take
this, SAYS the ladies Of Suffolbt arc
night. and day making fatigue
shirts and uniforms for the several
ncw companies that are waiting for
arms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

The Position OF MAHYLANp.-
The Baltimore Exchange protests,
in the name Of the people Of Mary
land, against the high-handcd meas
urcs which the Administration has
adopted for tie purpose Of crushing
out, by force Of arms, al opposition
in that Stasc to as lawlcsS and tyr
annical an exercise Of power as ever
aisgraccd the annals Of nation
1t says:
IT, however, the hope is entertain,
cd that by adopting the tyrannical
system Of repression and snrpres,
sion, the Southern sympathics otthc
the people of Maryland will be ccrush-
cd out, we trankly sell those who
aro possessed of this delusion, not
to be deceived by appearances
Whatever may be the opinions that
arc held among us, they can not be
radically changed by display OF
force. There may be, ana doubtless
is, at this iuncture, singular calm
ness on the surface; but who can
measure the strength of the under
current? With the exception OF
those who are timid and timc-scrv-
inc. there arc very few among us who
have not made up their minds as to
thcproper course to bepursucd when
ever the occasion is opportunc, and
free and unbiased expression OF
the popular will can be had. Ifas
some assert, we are powerlcss at this
time to successfully resent the out
RACES that have been put upon us,
why then we have no recourse but
to bear them with what patience we
may. We must learn to suffer and
to wait. 70 stcadfast souls, what
ever may be the darkness Of the
present, the future still discloscs its
bow of promise, When men dare
not speak their inmost thoughts, 1T
is an act of prudence to remain ST.
lent. 1t would be madness and not
courage that would counsel resis-
tance to an overwhelming force
But "the whirligig of Time" brings
about its charges, and we warn the
Administration and its Northern al
lies that silence does not always i'm
ply acquiesccnee, nor must Austen
anee from active opposition be taken
for r,abicct submission.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

1OInl. 'Ni''o
These depots arc all connected by
railroad. The whole number OF
troops volunteered in Virginia is
$4,000.
The Laurcns Hamilton resolu-
tions, inscribed on parchment and
sent to this city by the New York
9TH Regiment, three years ago, since
which time they have been honored
with frame and place in the city
hall, have been draped in mourning,
in view of the present attitude of
that Regiment towards the South.
1t will be remembered that Laurens
Hamilton, member of the 9TH, was
drowned at this city during its visit
On the occasion of the removal of
the remains of Monroe. The parch-
ment of resolutions sent to Mayor
Mayo have also been draped in tho
same manner from the same cause"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

MCCALL FOR THE WAR-1t is re-
ported that senator Wigfall, of Tex
as, is to command a regiment Of a
thousand picked men, selected from
the whole army, no man in the re-
giment to weigh under III pounds
or-be under 6 feet high, or over SO
years of age. Eeach man will pe
armed with an Enfield rifle, two
Navy revolvers, and six, pound
Bowie knifc.-LoWiSrilc Courier,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

A dispatch was received in the
Missouri House of Representatives,
On the 18th instant, stating that
arms and munitions were going
uver the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad, daily, to Kansas, and that
threc hundred Minnie rifles, and oths
er arms were landed at,Leavenworth
The day before. Gov. Jackson, with
MS. accustomed promptitude, imme-
diately ordered a military supervi-
sion of the trains, and at last ac-
counts Mr.. Thompson, former May
or of st. Joseph, had a small COM
mand in possession of the road.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Gen. Butler has been promoted
} be a Major General, on account
f his rapid and brilliant career. ="
When it is considered that Gen.
Butler performed a forced march of
frty miles in, three days, gained a
decisive victory over a station keep
cr at the Relay House, and Issued a
unding proclamation TO the un-
med population Of an unresisting
ty. it must be admitted that his
military calcerhas been remarkably
rilliant At the same rate Of pro-
otlpa there wea't be 8 private loft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

pushed this conflict upon rs, their
eyes would become fountains Of
tears, Aud will not the God of
heaven punish the guilty offenders,
east down their leaders from their
high places, dcspoil their moving
armies, and turn them back with
defeat aud disgrace, for their wick,
e,l anh ungcncrouS attack upon
those who claimed nothingbut their
Just rights, Verify, | believe he
will, we will remember Him, lie
will teach our hands Ia wrr and
girlus ia strength for battle, There
fare let ~ no' ''s0r l'sm i.I .-EN
am" Nmr Boo 'iH- wun '. a.
i o. 900, iaH, Cor mr Poi.
..r u." s.U. ".I roc 'aN. .'.-.
.Hr wIyr uud u-r .HU-w
uu-l H.au,w' '.'. lasi wE.n
r.n. has ..au strengthened tr
Hu.rl lnit nfaa ru...-. TO-. p..
canSc. since | have rcad the clause
invoking the favor aud guidance
of Almighty Gn,, in the preamble
ui the Constitution nf"nr Southern
Conirdcracy, aud that two PRAYING
men were selected rs the Chief EN.
ccutivcs of our government. Let
such moral principles govern our
actions as people Let Ms never
forget our dependence, but look up
Ia "IIim who is our refuge and
strength in time OF trouble Invoke
His protection, act with caution and
prudence, march boldly on, and vie
tory will be ours. Let the church
never forget to pray Tor the success
of om cause, our Southern Conicd-
cracy, and beloved country, Our
cause, verify believe, is the cause
OF God. II is II combat for princi.
pie, against envy, pride, ambition,
and fanaticism n contest for civil
and religious liberty, against an alb
Solntc and oppressive dcspotism
II contest for the strict observance
Of solemn pledges, and wiliul de-
termination to sacrifice the solemn
and sacred obligations Of COOL faith;
and last, bnt by no means | ast, it
is Il contest for the truc intcrprc-
tation oi' the sacred Scriptures,
against false construction and intii-
del assumptions Of the Divine writ
ings. Much is, therefore, involved
in this contest; much that is to ct-
feet the progress and Improvement
of government much that is to
direct the success and glorious re-
suits Of true Christianity; and much
that is to advance the highest state
Of man in all coming ages. Oh, that
God may be with us, in advocating
a cause Of so much interest, and
Sustain us in the conflict May
our cause be precious in His sight!
Oh, may His blessings rest upon
our Chief Executive; may his wis
dom direct in the counscls Of his
cabinet; may lie preside in our
Congress now in session; may lie
journey with our soldics, cncamp
with them on the tented field, make
them strong and triumphant in bat
tie, and when their work is done,
accompany them to their homes
and families, and give us peace and
prosperity in all our country, AMEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

We knew that our frontiers We're
in danger from Indian dcprcdations
and savage plumber and murder
aud were preparing for their do,
fence and protection but We could
mt believe that our Northern
brethren were SO soon 10 come
down upon us like the hords OF bar,
barians in former times Oh
what madness and infatuation has
seized upon the descendants OF H.
lustrious sircs What u violation
of Southern confidence and patro.
mage And what pervcrsion OF
that revival spirit and astonishing
work which has so rccent'v srr'''
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

As the Augusta GA, Crews"
were marching past the kie SPuug
Ia Rockingham c0gnty, Fs.s '~here
q tsmily OF Lincoins reside Miss
Fannie Lincoln, arsi.afire = O fi.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
CHEATING. T.HErR OwN GOVERN

vYyT.-.S New York rarer saws thss
C.. Ii. Van Wyck, lnombcr OF Con
ascss from that State, is a. Wash
inetoa, iianking letters for New
York soldiers Thus they arc cheat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

reasoned aud prayed aud plead long
enough, Our servants have suffer
ed aud toiled under the same influ-
enees long enough and from such
unlawful Interference their privile-
gcs and opportunities have been
cmtailcd, aud their discipline, ol
necessity, more strict, II is surely
time Tor us to be freed from such an
cntcrnal intcrmeddling with pri-
yilcgvs secured to us both by the
laws of God aud man, We ask no
morc, we want no more, Let us
aud our servants alone, let usa,tcnd
to our own business, We profess
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

his shield and buckler, his armor
for his defense in the maintenance
of his rights. But because he was
thus pious, and engaged in a work
directed by DiriHe Wisdom, he
did not cry peace when his enemies
were plotting his destruction and
seeking his ruin and overthrow
but his voice was for war; flight, y
says he, "for your brcthrcn,' your
sons and your daughters, your
wives and your houses" So say ], in
tho contest forced upon us, Let
us bc sure we are right, act on the
defensive, and when our enemies
are plotting our destruction, seek
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Therefor, in he LANGUAGE ot tile
subject, " Bc not afraid OF thom, re
member tho Lord which is great
and terrible, and fight COR your
brethren, your sons and yow
daughters, your wives and your
honrNa."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

M, | know not what t0cNpect from
this sad calamity, And | know not
where to place the whole united
church in this contest, Iknow that
the whole church north and south
can do much to stop this ungodly
strife; and is it not time, and does
not duty and humanity call upon
every one to speak and act when
there is SO much involved2 But
whether we can have such united
action or not, or the United States
will push forward this war or for
bear, it is our duty to prepare to
defend our rights, which are now
and have been 40 uninstlv invaded
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
For the Fayetteville Observer.
LYNCHBURa, Jan. %, 1861.

We. the undersigned citizens o
Lincoln county, Tenn, BELIEVING thai
1.-The action Of our State Convention
to meet on the 23th of February
next viii he calculated to have in im-
portant iuuIeBce upon the future
prosperity OF our State, and that The
time has come when every Tennes-
seean should promptly and boldly
array himself on the side Of he inte-
rest Of his State; aud that we
should endeavor to procure b e
services OF our ablest and best m n
to represent US in the said Con
yention. therefore without reflect
ing on the ability Of ANY, we re-
specially clll upon Hon. Join II
Bright to become a candidate for
our delegate to said Convention.
Believing him TO be possessed
Of both the will and ability TO sue
cessfully contead with (if there should
be any all persons in said Con-
vention who might wish to surrender
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
PUBLIC MEETING.

Alta meeting Of a portion of the citizens OF
I.incolh county called at the courthouse in
Fay etteyiRe on Tuesday, the Goth day Of
5annary. 1871
On motion, James G. Wools, Esq. was
called to the chair, and L. s. Woodland ap-
pointed Secretary. -
The Object of the meeting having been ex-
planned nv the chairman IN few remarks,
General Far1uharsoa offered the following
resolutions
Ressie1 As The ssnse of this meeting,
that the act recently passed bv the General
Assembly called "relief measure" granting a
twelve months stay on Judgments and
DEGREES Of the Courts upon debts contracted
prior to the passage Of the act. is violation
of .he Cpnsltution--a will I've 30 deter
mine by the Ccurts.a an we auqualifiediy con-
denim its enactment ps unconstitutional. mex
podient AID destructive of the general credit
and confidence Of the people Of the State.
R@olJea, That tie Chairman appoint three
IcrscrS to obt in signatures TO a memorial to
.he Legislature now in session PRAYING for the
speedy repeal Of said act, TO be forwarded to
our Representatives by to-morrow's mail.
Underth last resolution Thos. Goodrich,
". n. Wright and James S;ogner were APP
pointed
On motion. the meeting adjourned TO meet
again at the court house the 6's. Monday in
February next. at which time and place the
citizens of the county generally ara requested
to attend. J. G. WOODS, Chrn,
K. S. WooDAEp Sec.
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Letters and Contributions :

Our correspondents to-day arPro-
pirate TO themselves large proportion
of oar space, 10 the exclusion OF mat
Ter that We had prepared. However,
we have no idea that our readers
lose anyIbing by the ch'nge. 10
order that all sides may be heard, III
The critical times that are uow upon
US, we design giving place to such
vel. written, pertinent communion
tons as may be furnished us, when
our space viii allow. Notwithstanding
our OVID views may mol accord with
those OF the writer. We wish TO
give all opinions hearing; aud as
"in multitude Of counsel there is
wisdom, it my result in thcreeOm-
snendaiion Of something that would
bs Of iucalculable benefit 10 the
present crisis.
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Siate conren.ioa

la another column we publish
the act providing for Conversion
of the people Of Tennessee-that
is, if The voters decide that one
shall be held. Each person if in "a
yor Of the Ia ding OF the COnveu.
lion, ailI have 10 mark upon his
ticket, either in priat or writing" Con-,
rentson,' aud those opposed will
vote eNo Convention.
As 10 the proprlety Of holding
Convention, We think there will
not be serious division. Ia The
i,uguag Of Senator Pearce, of Mary,
land. re canant,- by reM lining
qui +, scape The Storm. which how
seems likely 10 burst aPoD us =
Anxious ms we arr lor the preservation
uf the Uniou, the value Of which
z 10 al The States has been Immense
aud most precious, we thiSk that
,he dsngers which ihreatea as may
b. best ayerted, il at all, by ths
action of the people through their
representatives II Congress caanot
rec IN nali soml adjustment, We
shall fear the disruption of the I'm
ion.. uuIess the people oftthe States
in their Couyen,iops can find the
remedy Cor which Congress is at n
loss.
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Your Attention!

M Z now call on al those owing us for
w goods TO come forward and settle ia
nasdiately. We have closed ont our stock of
goods for the purpose of winding up our busi-
less TO leave Fayetteville And>as we need
meney to ray our eelts. ard easuot afford 10
stay Lere on experS s--especially these hard
tlmes--with nothing to do. we are co mpelied
to bring our matters 10 close RIG ikf 81 way.
B We cannot undertake 20 go ronnd ard sec
all those owing MS; If TINS is to be done il viii
he by some one lse aid rot st our expense
Then those who prefer settling with Us in
person would do well to call soon.
We must and srN wind ID SPEEDILY-
Jan. 3l.-4t ". q r. PETTY
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Candidates

Hons. John II Bright and Jcel
j Jones are candidates for The State
Convention the Grs. for Lincoln
county proper, and the last for the
Senatorial District composed Of Lin.
cola and Franklin. Their platform
we understand. Is substantially that
laid down in Gov. Harris message,
which We published last week; aad
that we thought. good, wholesome
doctrine. Fol the Floating Dstric.
composed OF the counties of Lin
coln, Giles. and MaIshall,a meeting
held in Pulaski or Monday of last
week recommend Or. G. d. Taylor.
We 90 not know what position be
assumes.
Other candidates may yet come
b efore the people If so, %e refer
The rea der 10 our list Of announce.
ments, under The local editorial read.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
r. S. Woodland, Admir-. &c.j
ps Jan, Rules. 1861

r. S. Woodland, Admir-, &c.j
A. p. Thurman and others
ON motion Of complainant BY attorney, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master from the allegations in the
bill. that all the defendants, viz: Z. w. An
dcrson ard wife Elizabeth Anderson and the
children Of Joseph and Mary Slock (whose
names and number are unknown,) John Ia
tum. - McLenden, Alpheus Thurman. Sin
gieton Thurman, Robert Long and wife Susan
Long, Julia a, Cleveland. Amanda Thurman,
Frances Thurman, and Augustus Thurman are
pon-residents Of the State of Tennessee--lt
is. therefore, ordered that publication be made
in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, newspa-
per published in the town of Fayetteville,
for four cons ecutive weeks, commanding said
defendants to be and appear before the next
term Of the Chancery Court ito be held for
Lincoln county, at the court house in the
town of Fay etteville, on the fourth Monday
in February, 1861, aud plead, answer or de-
mur to compliments bill, and also that they
be required to interpead and set up their
rights, Otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte as to
them Il. FARQUHARS0N.
Jan "a, 1o6l,-4t. CIs. + 81.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31

We have advices from Pensa-
cola hich state that 2, 500 volunteers
are there fiom Alabama; Mississippi,
Florida and Louisiana. 1t was
thought that an attack would be
made upon Fort Pickens.. a very
Strong fortress, commanding the
harbor. and well garrisoned. II SO.
warm and bloody work my be ex-
pected, unless The garrison surreneeIs,
which is net likely.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-31
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be. Justly proud that DIR. Clark, a native Ten
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Election Notice!

IN pursuance of an act of the General
Il Assembly, and the Governors Proclama-
on, will open and hold an election ct all
the places of holding elections in Lincoln
county, on Saturday, the 9ds day of
February next. for the purpose OF deter
mining whether Convention shall be held :,
and also electing Delegates to the Convention
to meet in Nashville Oh the 25th 6ay of Feb
mary Lext, in accordance with the provisions
OF the Act Ct 10Th of January 1861.
Jan 81. MOS Els CRUISE. Sheriff