Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-06
From the County Military Com
mittee.

The recruiting IN Trumbull county has
fairly commenced. Meetings have been
held for the purpose of raising volunteers
in several of the townships, with better
success than has attended the efforts so
far at any former effort of the kind since
the rebellion. Should the efforts of the
Township Committees and the labors of
the citizens be as effective in other town
ships, for the next ten days, the quota for
TrumbuIl county viii be filed. The time
for those who wish to volunteer will be
between this and the 18th inst, as draft
ing may, andperhaps win, be commenced
soon after that for the purpose of filling
up Regiments that are now in the service.
Those who see this, on stepping forward
at once and enlisting in the l05th Regi-
ment, that is being raised on the Western
Reserve, will be differed by men who
have been tried on the battlefield. Let
there be no faint heartedness in the cause.
The men can be easily raised if every 10y
al man will give a helping hand. Speak
ers will visit every township in the county.
Let the Township Committees see that
proper places are provided for speaking,
and that the speakers are cared for while
they remain with you. Let the recruit
ing officers be on hand at the meetings,
to receive the volunteers. No one who
has been recommended by the County
Committee for positions in the Regiment,
VIII be permitted to idle away his time.
Should TN be done, the Committee will
feel it to be their duty to ask them to re-
sign, and others be recommended who
will give the subject their attention.
We would respectfully request the Cler-
gymen of our county to interest their Fs-
spectiye congregations OF next Sabbath
with a discourse appropriated for the times,
and for the purpose of raising volunteers
in pursuance of the call of the Govern
ment.
The meetings are appointed and will be
addressed as follows:
-KINsXAN.-Wedpesday evening, Aug.
6; Hon. Milton sutliR, William T. Spear
and A. Yeomans.
~FowLER.-Wednesday evening, Aug. 6;
VIM. o. Forrist and L. c. Jones.
MECCA EAST Corners. = Thursday 2
O'Clock P. NJ, Aug. 9Th; VIM. o. Forrist,
Rev. C. B. Pattee and A. W. Jones.
SoUTH1NGroN.lThnrsda evening Aug.
eth VIM. o. Forrist, J. D. Watson and J..
II. Stull.
overwhelmingly evening Aug. y;
Judge Tyler and Rev. B. Excel.
iVERNoS.-Thursday evening Aug. z;
Hon. Milton SutlifF VIM. T. Spear and
E. B. Taylor.
HARTFoRp.-Friday Aug. 8; E. B. Tay-
Tor and VIM. T. Spear
HvBBARD.-Friday evening Aug. s; J..
D. Watson and VIM. o. Forrist.
BRAcEvIILE.-Friday evening Aug. 8:
Hon. John F. Beaver and Hon. Geo. F.
Brown.
vIENNA.-Friday evening Aug. 8; L. C.
Jones, Col A. S. Hall and Rev. Z. Belts.
BAcoNsBuRa.-Friday evening Aug. g.;
Rev. E. T. Brown, Lieut.. b. D. Niles and
Others.
NIIEs.@Saturday evening Aug..9; Coli
A. S. Hall, Rev. Excsll and Abner Rush.
F1RxINeToN.-Saturday evening, at the
Town House, Rev. C. R. Pattee, Hon. Geo.
F. Brown and Others.
.WAkRES-Saturday evening Aug, o.;
on Public Square. Speakers of reputation
from abroad have been invited to attend.
Let there be a general rally.
RI JoHNseS-lO o'clock A. NJ, Sunday
Aug. 10. in the grove Rev. Arnold, Hon..
John Hutchins and Hon. j. W. Tyler.
.GIRARD.-Spnday 2 o'clock P. NJ, Rev.
Price, Col. A. S. Hall and Geo. T. Town
send,
BowxAxsSnIE-Sunday 2 o'clock P.
in the Grove; VIM, Q, Forrist, Daniel
Bishop and j. NJ. Stull. @
BoKDsTowS.-Monday evening, Aug. IL;
VIM. Q. Forrist, J. D. Watson Daniel
and Others.
GHAHPIoN.-Tuesday evening Aug. IL,
at the church near Henry Rutan's /. C.
Jones. Geo. F. Brown and others.
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