{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Eyersince theintelligence of The condi


tion 81 Gen. rayior's army and the tequl


sition foF troops from this Siate reachec


here, the martial music of the "spirt-slir.
ing drum and the ear piercing fife" has
resounded in our midst--and summoned
our citizens TO ARMS Hhas summoned
them to the battlefield, and bid them has.
ten to the RESCUE or THEIR cOuNrRYMrN
Neither has the call been made in vain.-
AS true and brave a band az ever girded
on the soldiers armor, and faced the ene-
mics Of their country, have signifed their
willingness, their anxiety to meet il, and
declared, #.'sa F" ta to# er@'
"our bosdmS we'll bare to the glorious strife /"


This noble band is not composed alone
Of the young, and the vigorous in body
Old veterans whose heads are silvered ore
with the frost Of many winters--whO were
nursed amid therude storms Of the Revolu-
ton, and who fought the battles Of their
country during the last war have voIun.
teered their services and have resolved to
strike for it another blow Their bodies
are trembling beneath the weight Of many
years, but their brave hearts are full of
patriotism, and Of affection for their coun.
try.


The young men who have enlisted in the
service have proven that the noble spirit Of
'76 animates them-and will receive the
gratitude Of their cOuntrymen.


P. S.-Since the above was putito type
we have learned that the rumor published
IN the New Orleans papers, that requisi-
ion had been made on the State Of Missis.
'issippi for troops, is unfounded. The com.
'any however await any call that may be
made for their services--and will tender
hem should they ascertain that they are
equired. Their motto is " ne are ALWAYS
TRY U.s." Ii