Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24
P1sOCEEplNG
or THE
County Military Committee.


The Military Committee of this County
mn, in Steubeuv;,le an Th,r.i., ,ho ,7I
WV ."
inst' ana unanimously recommended the
appointment of the following recruiting off
cers, one for each Of the three Companies
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rom tn's Ooun'y
| For Company No. !, j. Rodney Mitchell,
10 bridgeport
For Q ,mpany No; 9, George Il Noiswan-
ger, Of 81. Clairsvllle.
: For Company NO. 3, Rev. Adam Cord-'l
ner, OF Belmont.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the commit
tee, held IN Bellaire, on Monday, the 2l.t
inst, the following gres9lutonswere adopted
L. Hsmfed, Ihatthe bounty to voiun
teers ought to be uniform throughout the
STATE, and that we unanimously recommend
70 Gov. Tod to take the responsibility OF
Offering, bounty OF not less than S2j to
each volunteer.
= heSotret That Committee OF from
TO from each township be appointed TO
solicit subscriptions to be distributed as
bounty. to such non commissioned officers
and prlvstes a. hereafter volunteer: in the
event that no bounty Is offered by the Gov-
ernor-,and IT such offer y made, then TO be
applied to the support ofthe families Of fu-
ture volunteers upon the principle .9n which
pubic funds are now being distributed to
volunteer families.
3 feso're = mat sad Town MP Eoinmif-
tee. also act ss Executive Committees 10
their several townships, to al point meet,
inss, raise funds 70 defray the expenses Of
recruiting. aud aid in procuring recruits.
| A., HfSDffFu, 4
tam the amount 10 be raised by each Town
SNIP 10 enao'e us 70 pay 80 TO each Oh the
volunteers TO DC raised by tins county, ap-
portlonlng the amount according to the popn-
lauon OF the several townships; that he
append statement OF such apportlonment
to his notice to said committees of their ap-
9uested to raise such sums in their several
Townships
D. hesohed, That, TO secure uniformity
Of action, as far as possible. in this District
on the subject OF bountles, the Secretary be
directed to communicates our action TO the
other committees Of the District. =
| On the subject Of recommending the ap,
pointment Of other Company officers, twenty
applications were made for recommendations
as Lieuiennnts- After considerable dis,
cussion, the following resolutions were
adopted: ~ f .
g. Resolved That the Committee will not
now recommend the appointment Of any
additional Company officers.
z. Resotred, That the Committee will re-
commend for Company commissioned Off
GERS, in addition to those already RECON-
,nended, such men as may be selected by
the several Companies.
The Chairman and Secretary were direc
tod to tx the times and places for three or
more mass meetings in the County, and to
procure Speakers
4 The Committee adjourned to meet at Bel
mont oil Thursday, the 3lst inst, unless
sooner called by the Chairman and Secre
tary.
The following are the Township Commit
, tees:
Coterain-Dr @. II. Core, VIM: liar
desty, Alfred knsey, Hugh Dubois, B. Elis
DUNCAN.
Fh.shing-slsaac Holloway: Hiram Dy.
@. Vance
Goshen--T. A. Fred p. Ilochary, j; N
Lewis, c. b Wright, Matthew Porterfeld
D VIM. q. Kinney.
Kuh'mood--Jos I. Arick Robert Israel
Robert Q. Botkin, James Murphy, VIM
, Tidball.
w Meaa,James w, Highleeyman,, Henry
) Welsh, VIM. Workman, Jr., Samuel Heath
5 Samuel McMasters, Esq,
hdse-Wm. Alexnnder,, o.; Oglebay'
a Noah Scott, John Enow, r. Z. Rhoies
Albert Rice, ). b. West, Thomas Mitchell
Es9;
= flafhey-B. H. Cowen, r. 70, Morgan
o Jacob Heatherngton, Wilson Stringer, John
johnson x ~,
htchtdhd -Samuei Lewis, " ". Neis
wanger, Henry Is, Smith, Dol; Bentley, Jr.
Andrew Porterteld, Ihos Ihoburn, DR.
q VIM Estep, Thos. j king.
Smah---Charles II. " ilson,. Archibald Y,
hamage, Silas hart, M n Trimble, Euct
Scatterday, John Mckisson.
Somersett--h. v. Miles, Dr; a, Schooley
D Solomon Hogue, Dr; .. >. Wy, John Nc
a Daniel, Z. Thomas, WIN. Atkinson.
Union--Johp Lippencott, James Shep