Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-28

teer ,enlisting from that town for ,the nine months service. .., ..-,.,. =. --.,...,...,
 saSALlsRuRY sent 50 enlisted men into Camp Dutton last week, and has 35 names besides in the nine months roll.s Not much fear of g draft in old Salisbury. f-4ssi ,..sl ia.1sv q "as s7 !. WooDBuRy.-The, ladies of Woodbury, with but few hours previous notice, gave the volun- teers of the town Q splendid, and bounteous fare. well supper, at the Town. Hall, last Thursday evening. Three tables, reaching the whole length of the Hall, were loaded down with edi- bles, and many bushels more. were held in re. serve. A finer collation was never served up in old fWoedbury. The ladies excelled themselves
 At the, request of the ladies, W. cethren, Esq, presided, andmade a short and touching address tothe soldiers, and to the citizens who were to remain behind and do ther duty in ear. ing for the families of our codntry's defenders
 The crowd wss's so great inside and outside of the house as we'll as .iu the second story of the building, that it became necessary to remove a window, and the President and Speakers were
 obligedats speak from the window-sil. It was estimated that more thanehaf ofsthe adult pop ul$tion of the town, of both sexes; was present. Alter the Presidents address, eloquent and patriotic speeches were made sbJ James Hun tington, Esq., Rev. Mr. ,Silyerthsrn, Rev. Mir. Chsrchill, Dea.4T. Minor, and Mr.5J. c. Policy, one of the volanteers who, after alluding play fully to the ssct that neitherhe nor his friends considered himself 3 public speaker, nor poli- tician, but simply polle ycitizen, made feeling address to his #comraass, who Gwers going forth to the war with ghim.id sss e#gsd fs hai vo&-- saThs Weodhury Quartette Club and String Band discoursed eloquent music during, the evening, under the direction of Mir. Wm. Walker Rev. MT. Robinson, of, the lst Church, who was unable to attend on account of illness, sent in 9 kind note to the volunteers, enclosing thirty del
 lars for the war fund. The ladies offered a, SC. ries of resolutions, which were unanimously adopted by the meeting, with "three cheers and tiger' from the volunteers. Thus passed the largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held I in Woodbury, composed of its own citizens alone. ''' '-'s
 The following Resolutions were offered by the Ladies of Woodbury, on the occasion ~, e''. -- 4 Resolted, That in this great emergency of our country, our Aearts, hands and eoices shall unite in aiding the good caase for which our true hearted men are struggling, and that though our Il hearts should beat unanimously as we bid our
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 shall still 6cat time to- the nusics of the Union
 that though our hands do tremble, they shall be firm when they point to the i" Starry Flag" and that should our voices be faint, they shal gather strength as they cry " God speed and God bless the yolunteerss" "s9s aFrgofli 7sl tset,a eso5F
 Resolced, That while we remember those who ars departing, we will not forget those who re- main behiad That the gaass, the kals and the blihdEshall be tsndetly acared for, and that we pledge ourselves to do our uttermost to check the
 sla,ntny epidemic which has invaded these hith- erto healthy regions aata e'taH 7S2 1i f''a'''3 lhs Reso1peif; Thatto those, who through reai ir- ability, or for some allowable reason, cannot go forth to do battle for their country, we respect ], fully suggest that the Lord loveth free giver, Ahdr rthst theiru purses should growslean in the service of such as are leaving families, who must depend upon .Woodbury for aid. .Grsatest fa- vorrs thankfally received. .ostage Sadmps a le- teal tsnderf sss eiiBw oi; IGa bsHa rod Ssd3sib 9 Resolpeds That ve form ourselves, into a Home Guard, and that we. will fown upon all expres- sion of Scession sentiment; that we will hold Yourselves dinsulted by sheer at our Country, Eher Faag,or against those who are erising ia her defense that we will comfort the afflicted, care for the infrm, clothe the poor, send our volun- teeis substantial reminders ofhohas,a and, in
 short, turn our hands toswhateyerc may besneedt |fal; eEen to gathering the crops toddering the eattle er protecting engselres. ,x.a !; .s,..zs., o'R Rssolued, That with 1 firm faith infe Gods goodaess; and fnlthe abel;sf that { Hel doeth all thinsswelb <. ws, eammittosh eareand keeping our Country, and these her brave defenders who
 i's set With t Us tonight ;that our f prayers shah sRsf sfaseznah h their hshalf tRatssey eyaf petition
 that those who wear His armor may keep ituns
 tarnished, and that such as are going forth with
 out, may, through His grAcs, rsceive it ere long.
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