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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
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DR E. G. GOULL'S P IN w OR M SY R U F

" w " X& MI S AS v Is the first and only remedy ever offered to the public for the effectual removal of the AS carides. or Pin Worms. from the human sys tenn. The high reputation it has established in the last two years, and the fact that it Is fast superseding all other worm remedies, is the best test of its great merit.
 It affords Relief in tvventy-four hours, and
 an Entire cure is warranted, when taken according to directions. which accompany each bottle. This Syrup is also most valuable family catba,tie, to be always used when physic is required, especially for children. It correct. the secretions. gives tone to the stomach and bowels. assisting nature in her efforts to restore health. It is purely of Vegetable Extracts and always safe and reliable.
 C. HERVEY, Sole Proprietor
 Sold in Boston by GEO. c. GOODWIN &Co., l2 Marshall street. and other Wholesale Drug gists. Al Retail by
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
nIS1RICT of Salisbury, ss. Probate Court D October 5th l863

ISTRICT of Salisbury, ss. Probate Court, D October 5th, l863
 Estate of JOHN H. SMITH, late of Salisbury in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate in- solvent, and prays the appointment of Com missioners thereon.
 ORDERED, That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the Creditors of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in Salisbury, on the thirty first day of October. 1863, at one o'clock, afternoon; of which all persons in interest will take notice, and ap- pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 2t25 ALBERT MOORE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
Real Estate i'm New Milford. FOR SALE BY A. B. MYGATT,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Sc.

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE. &c. "HE Subscriber takes this method to in. -A form the public, that he offers his Real Estate for Sale at fair prices and upon the most accommodating terms-including some of the most de~irable and remuneraIive Prop erty in New Milford-For example, the Stores occupied by c. H. Booth, Allen & Seward, Isaac Newman, &c., Sc.
 l would also call the attention of those de- string business locations to the vacant Lots fronting the Bank and Depot. next to Market Building.
 Also-To the vacant Lot next to Miss spaulding's School-just the place for a Boarding House.
 A large number of new Lots will soon be of fered to the public, situated on the new Street south of the village. For further particulars, apply to A. B. MYGATT.
 New Milford, July 27, 1863. am15
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
If You Have a Erie nd.

"HO would like to purchase BIRD.
 w CAGE, please do them and the Sub- scriber the favor. by informing them, that ii they will call at the Book and Variety Store in Litchfeld. they will there find good assort- ment, at various prices. Also, good lot of Fancy YANKEE NOTIONS. &c . &c.
 tf20 RIVERIUS MARSH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
FOR SALE.

A ONE HORSE MOVING MACHINE
 "A called "Young Giant, in good order It has been in use two seasons, but the owne has sold his Ia d, and therefore wishes to sel the Mach inea
 Inquire of. W. M. DEAN < co.
 Plymouth. May 10th. 1868. Ms
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
Notice.
OFFICE OF L1vRMoRE, CLEws& CO.,,

OFFICE OF LIVRMORE, CLEWS& CO.,,
 BANKERS,
 34 WALL ST., NEw YORK. August 13, 1863. WYE ARE INSTRUCTED to continue w to take Subscriptions for the United States 5.20 Year-6 per cent. Bonds-at par until after ten days notice is given by the Secretary of the Treasury.
 IIvERMORE, CLEWS & CO.,, tf18 Agents for the U. S. :5-5O' Loan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
THE Twenty ninth Annual Repor4 of the
 u Directors of the Litchfeld Mutual Fire

HNHE Twenty ninth Annual Repor3 of the u Directors of the Litch6eld Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
 Whole amount ot cash received or premiums and interest from the commencement up to this date. $75, ,904 63 Whole amt of Losses and Ex- penses paid, 44,47s r
 
 Ss1. .426 46 Amount charged on the Books as pledged Capital. 26, 499 S9 meet losses of s59. .925 s5 Receipts and Expenditures from lst July, 1882
 to 1st July, 1863. Received for Premiums, S4, ,lS6 26 Interest on Loans, 1,542 39
 E,73O 65 Paid for Losses and Expenses. 2,7lI 49 Balance resulting to Fund. $3.Ol9 l6 Balance of Cash and Notes on hand at the End of the Fiscal Year, for the last 13 Years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

WHO has not suffered from Corns. Bunions, Frosted and Blistered Feet. Chilblains. &c !? Who has not been willing to make almost any sacrifice and incur any expense te effect their cure but as years rolled on and no relief csme the sufferer has concluded that they were inevitable evils and has suffered and continued to suffer martyrdom from these ap. parently simple causes.
 Every body should be glad to know that all the tornents to which the feet of man are sub- ject will soon be numbered among the things of the past, owing to the victorious success of 1 BRKGS' ALLEYTATOR the eonquaror and demolisher of the great fues to mankind < toes
 Years of experimenting and study have re- suited in the production of this valuable Prep aration. which effects cure without Iaiu or in convenience.
 Dr. Briggs Alleviator is a metallic plaster, easily applied and will adhere for weeks re. gardless of bathing It is the most gentle and efficacous remedy ever known for alIcvi;l- ting tue pain of Corn, B'inons, Tender Feet. Sc. Sold by Druggists, and sent hy mail at $ and 50 cents, and S1 per box. For infamed Bunions, festered Corns in- growing Nails. &c., use DR. BR1GGs MODERN CURATIVE Sold by Druggists. and sent by mail at 50 cents and $ per box.
 DR. J. BRIGGS. Proprietor and Practical Chiropodist.
 1y19 PIP Broadway, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
NORTHROP'S GALLERY OF ART,
NEW MILFORD, CONN.

NEW MILFORD, CONN. A nAkGE and choice collection of Elegant ~ Steel Plate ENGRAvINGS-Chromo IL THROGRAPHS and Colored PRINTS. PICTURE FRAMES on hand and made to order.
 oVALs, variety of styles. Old Frames Regilded. GLASS of all sizes, American Playing Cards.
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, from 50 Cts. CARRIES DE vIsITEs, of distinguished Characters, only 10 Cts. each. Card Portraits
 flor 10 Cents. large Assortment of
 MUSIC.
 Wholesale and Retail. fS Music Dealers and Teachers supplied Sent by mail on receipt of the money.
 PUTNAM ELF-ADJUsTING
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

VVOOnSs NOADSS khOAAASRAsASPEe hNEAsOo
 ENZA, BRONCHITIS, wEOOPIMo
 COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN.
 CIPIENT CONsUmRTION, and for the relief of eonsumptve patients h aAvsaesa stages of the disease.
 We need not speak to the public of its virsues. Throughout every town, and almost every hamu o to American States it's wonderful cures of pul1onarr con paints have made It already known. Nay, SsW ere tke families in any civilized country this continent wilnp out some personal experience of lts effects: and Wry the communities any where which have not among ths some living trophy Of is victory the subtle and da gerous diseases of the throat and lunRs While s ts most powerful antdote yet known to man for tho bfm dabe and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary onns 6 also the pleasanest and sasest remedy that ee s poyed for infants and young persons. RaFsnts shone have 1t in store against the nadious enemy thas ssas upon them unprepared. We have abundant He1nds so believe the Che1T Ieeigal saves mcEv lives ey ne eS sumptions t prevents than those t eures. heR. ycu, and your colds whe they are eu!seis. Let them until no human skin can m.ser -. ,il s~sT enpker that fasfened the vitas e, VI .sd s1 All know the dreadful fatality of lung ..si ao, l1 they know too the viruss Of ths Ismsa .S hSe i esn moFe than to assure them n is stiu 1 I s -scs 0 tAo be. We spsro no cost no no eeii o Se III a most perfect poesjbie and thus afford S s- ,r cns ths bes$ aren't which our skill can mF's'" -
 PREPARED BY DR. ]. c. lI.s, - Practical and Analytical Cnsn'
 Wm. c. Buel. utch6eld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
What Every Housekeeper
 Wants.

WY HOP YEAsT-a new thing w and the best 2 market-at
 W10 BISHOP $ SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

WANTED, DY the Naugatuck Railroad Cempany, 6 ID good WooD- CHoRn1Rs. Steady Chop ping win be given for the season. Apply to the Naugatuck Railroad Office in Bridgeport, or to the Agent at Winsted.
 c. WATERBURY, suprt. Sept. ls, 1866. St27 ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15
HOLLOWAY PILLS 0TN r MI F. N T,

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army or Navy shouli take especial care that they be amply supplied with these Pills and Ointment and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide themselves by their Friends. They have been proved to be theSoldier's never failing friend in the hour of need
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-15

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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
REPORT
OF THE =
TR a II ID y JURY X
ON THE Eee.-'f''
CONDITION OF THE JAIL

NOV EMBER TEKM, 1868.
TN n -tg III
roMe HndrdMLJ6HMH III PRICE,
Judge Of the Cirrt Court for Hartord
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
) sWAR DEPARTMENT. s,e, i2t
Pr0Uost MarshaLs Office. IN
WAsHINaGoN,, Nov. l7th 1868.

D'Crcw1or No. f01. LAS complaints have
been made that errors have occurred IN
the the enrolment OF the national forces
by thel ouiission of persons whose fiatnes
Should have beeH enroiled,' d,'ahd blythe ad-z
ditlon of names of persons whoyby reason
ofqalienage, and for ether causes, ought
not to have been enrolled and as tits deg
iirablel that the department., should have
such infdrmation as may be'iheceasary 1ln'
order to doifull justice to all parties, st is
hereby orderedy 9as sa ;Yv0 qtdio odi
Ill. Tbs Board of 1EDrollmsnt1 Of each,
district sshaIi have printed lasts of fhej
ndlnesideuces of all pers,ns enroll
ed in each sub-district prepared and aex-
posed topablicayiew, in at least FIVE pla
ces in each sub district, and in as many
more as,tbe board may deem necessary
Names will be placed upon these lists III
alphabetical order. esd ~
2. Public notice willtbe given by adj
vertisement upon the list of names, and ,
in the newspapers, that any person en-
rolled may appear before the board and
CLAN to have his name stricken off the
list, IL he cam show to the satisfaction Of
the board athat he is not, and willqnot be al
the time fixed for the next draft, liable Ia
military duty On ACCOUNT ofA-first, alien.
age secondg non-residencs; third, uf.
suiiableness of age; fourth manifest per.
manent physical disability. ~ afd s4' 2@,.
3. Persons who may be cognizant oi
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27

any other persons liable to military duty,
whose names do not appear on the enroll
ment list, are requested to notify the
Beard of Enrollment, who shall thereupun
direct the enrolling officers of the sub,diss
q trictin which the PARTIES reside, to ascer-
tain the facts and enroll the persons so re-
ported if they arc,1found to be subject to
enrolment. These m y avail themselves
Pf,tbe privilege Of appearing, as specified
in PARAGRAPH ,ias ittthey had beeb origiA
naily enrolled.
4 Boards of Enrolment will use all
diligence in collecting the necessary ln-
formatien and making the requisite notes
to peri, ct the enrolment list
5. Boards Of Enrolment caseses as pro-
yided in paragraph l, until the 20,h of
December, 1868, after which no cases will
be heard As saon as passible thereafter
a report of proposed corrections will be
made, out according to the printed ustruc
tionS. apl transmitted to the Provost Mar
,Shal General. ,...,. l.,. .... 10, ....,..... .
6, The pames and residence of, those
proposed to be stricken off or,addedl will
will be Written upon sheets Of cnusolida-.
I'd enrollmept hiss [f,rln, 81 end 81, aud
tran. IN tied to the Provost Marshal q,
eral Tor herurpp;e of. corr citing tn lists
On Gle .... ..n..,t.,.. ,a. s,.tn.
o., .,..,... ...,... 3, JAMES B, Fry,
,b,.l -, Il
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27

MAKING REsrrTur1oN = Some, CON
science stricken man 10 New York has
sent to the Treasury Department s65,
which he says belongs to the government,
and desires the acknowledgment Of the re,
ceipt TO be made 10 one of the newspa.
pers of that city. The note is written in
Roman capital ietters 10 order, to prevcnl
all traces Of authorship. The money ha.
been placed in the treasury and publicity
il given to this fact in the hope that the
good example may be followed.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
The MARYLAND Election.

!. The entire vote Of the State at the last
Governors election, two years ago, was
S3, 57l. This year it will not reach Co.,
900. ... ........
VOTE OF THE STATE FOR COMPTROLLER
The following is the result in the State
for Comptroller All the retnrns are offi.
cial, we believe, except from Montgomery,
Charles and Somerset
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
BEL AIR, NJ D.,

orz-The 90 southern Asys'' has a more exiend-d CD
culaon among the intelligent farmers and business mea
or Hariord than ahy other PAPER IN the c"mny No
(isrmenls win aprear in our column any price. A
large number subscrih"rs pay Tor thr,r pr ~ ad
vance, c0nseque nty iisttbe clss adyeftise dc
sire 10 reach.
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is dir ected TO the ahove facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
q .OT.ro tJrre.pondents.

All communlc aions lor puplicatln1- -tnhsl be. accom-
pnnied VI tn the real OF the author nr no aiirn
ton will be pad 40 tsm, the yresJanr o. the author
will not be pbt ipd urtess desired, but we cannot
iasert ceniq qut,cati,s unless iwhkow the
write r. r.t a.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27

.Juoige Of the Circm Court TOR HoJord
county.
TIN accordance with custom long estab-
lished, the Grand Jury visited the
Jail, and have to r"po"t thar We this 18th
day of, November, 1868, complied with
the usual course.
We therefore report that there is held
in confinement at this time, thirteeu-l2
white and black, all males Four of the
above named inmates are Lunarics
We found the jail in very dclapida-
ted cohdrtorl, the floors in various cells
being partly torn up; also, the ceiling in
bad condition-the plasfering being off in
many places; the ventilation is also, bad,
canSin. it "a be very offensive and crnse-
qnroth, unhealthy We find also, that
'I,r buildihg is in dagger If taking fire,
the s;ov" pipe being 50 near i" contact
will thr wood tha! it has become cbared
We, ther' FIRE rccnnim"nd thai immediate
atten tiohn bet: pail to the necessary repairs
and ventilafion.. We would also, call your,
attention tn lie Bedding ana Cnlhil of
the inmates Of the jill, e>p ciaIly thosr of
the Insane. .... ..r ...'
: We deem them Of the worst kind and
IIitr insufficient f., the com orr Of those
uufortunatrs whom the hand of Porvi
dine has been laid 50 heavily upon. |
We til erGiure recommend measures be
Tx II to ia to the coruf,rt If those un
fortunates, By furnishing t"em with better
bcdding aid cIothiug. ... .. ... !
y" All Of which We most respectfully sub
nit. ..l.7 7..
WI. P, c WHITAKER. Foreman. , |
u '' On behalf Of Graud Juary
n'". .."'' "'' WI GALLOWAY. G |
no 81 .. Clerk
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27

The CONCERT On Tuesday afternoon and
evening the ladies of the Congregation of the
Presbyterian church in this place. held a
consert at the Court House for the benefit
of said church, and Notwithstanding the in
inclemency of the weather, there was quite turn
out, the number of persons present being estima-
ted by good judges at four hundred.
Supper was also provided and the manner, in
which il was prepared and served did gfea,, ,,eped-
IT'D the ladies having sAAga of this department
Professor Holland d Baltimore Was present with
the Blues band, and during tue afternoon and
evening, performed number ofvery f1e airs the
pertornian cr tod of someI Of Ltie dhJhefs of the
band on the piano was most excellent Indeed
none could have been other than pleased with
the music eas well vocal as, instrpmentd-
But the rarest treat OF The occasion, was the per-
tormapce Of Miss Fulton of thiso-tewn,- who al
though remarkable for her skill, at the pi-
ano, and great strength and melody ofvoiees on
Tuesday evening far exeeeded thermost sapguine
expectations Of tl.oSe most familiar with hsr mus
The amount F, realized BY lhecopsert and supper
s. Slea5 # sEBpss4ses We are told iSs290' o"o
,53oid o5 57G -T77T--s' 's'''7 = 7-r-T-- s1'd'
OF PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
a NNE ARUNDEL CoUNTYnBY THE Mill.
TARY AUTHORITIES A nhnibrr Of the
prominent b CITIZENS Of Anne Arundel cnun.
ty ,werearrested iu Anoopolis ye>t rlay by
the military authorities and brought to
this city 'Inder guard and taken 70 the Of.
flee of Col. Fish, where they were par
oiled to report again this morning. The
charges against them are disloyalty and
refusing to take the oath of all, glance
on the late election day in the State.
viz, 4th of November. Tie follow
ing are their narLes :-Ex- Governor
Thos e. Pratt, Col. Joseph H. N,chol-
son, Nicholas Green, clerk of Anne Arun.
del county Circuit Court, James Rpvell,
States attorney for the same county; Mr..
Miller, late reporter of the Maryland
Court of Appeals; Robert W. Tate. Ben
jamiu Watkins, VIM. Tell Claude, w Fl. |
McPorlin, Ga w. ruvall Edwin Boyle,
B. Lougne, DR.. S. L, Owens, James Z.
Tate, and D.. Claude Handy. Thomas
Franklin, formerly States Senator from
Anne Arundel, was also arrested, but ow-
ing to his aye, was permitted to remain ip
Annapolis under guard. 1t was also sta,
ted that the members of The grand jury
for Anne Arundel county had been arres-
ted, and would be brought to this city un-
der guard to day.-Su@ Of the 24M'
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-11-27
Regulations Concerning Enrollments for
ill3.'23t1 ai.w Drafting. ID Lam 7"h

q ,'The following important tc,irccGllanr.. has
been issued :eaiA ai0"1St'Si"'' ~ '"'''''
, 1863-12-11

1c5. Same 70 John E1Akk. Plea ofeni1tv
guilty.. A-'s"' f4ea ot mol
1$e. Same VS. Francis Montelsir. Same.
~ same vs James W. Grant Pies Of euf1tv
,nii1 II; Same vs Mary J. Kcnnedck. Plea o, not
~. Same vs John Stone. sanc.
~. Same rs John Harris, Same.
l45. game rs Peter Foster. P!ea OF guilty.
l46- same rs y. a. Koss1th, Same.
1ae- same ys Mary Clay. Plea OF NOT guilty.
13. Sans VI Bridget 0'Brien. Pics of guilty.
llo. same vs Wm. Jones alias SC Pies OF not
guilty withdrawn and plea ofgullty entered. NV
1T; The GIand Jury returned into court with tine
Timothy Cummings. for larceny.
Same, for larceny,
Martin Bash, for robbery.
John Stalk, for larceny.
Bridget o'Btfeu, for larceny.
~. q. Ccnk1fght for receiving stolen goods,
Thomas Bennett, for larceny,
Foancts Monte1ass, same;
James ". Grant, same,
Charles GlaFe, for assault &C.
NARY ]. Kenuepeck, for larceny.
John 9tGne, same.
John Harris, same.
Peter Foster, eamc.
". A. Kossuth, came.
simon s. cranston, for arson
mary Clay for larceny.
, 1863-12-11

LIE ENRoLLaEsr-ATrEMpT HY rnt
corPTRuzAo ORGAN TO 1sc1rr R1or-The f01
lowing prectoua norceau, clipped from tho column,
OF copperhead organ No. !, Of Wednesday Inst, il
onlS another inatance Of the way In which its mn
P1etors seize upon every thing 10 prctcxt for IN,
citing the people to rebellion against the Govern,
ment. ~'~ ~e's'1'
.o ~. M1ny instances men orer forty.fyn ycdru NJ
aEe, anu heads Of families, arc enroci in f III
twenty 3{9gpg spso not
oaa CLASS. Some men are enrolled as oten A. firec
4na Jour Times while othcre are not enrolied nt iii
atI erester fea 10 az " taese gross errors there is
enrolment OF . great many hundreds mora 1nsn nm
tnaa lhete ever were voters In tie city, and cous,
nn =: ta ae aE1ts When It does come IN proper
of men liable to do military duty In thnt nrnnn-l
tlon Wy the quota for Cook county exceed int
winch II actually should be "'
the CHARGES herein made should be proyisfon-
nly true, the Board Of Enrolment. in puh]fshJne
the Lists Of namee has at least sipnfe1 +. ,.;s.
correct any errors that may have been comm,tteJ
are mere men orer forty.dye years Of aec. md
aeads Of families, enrolled in the first c,ass9 ret
them apply to the Board; that Ia Just why the 1ista
were panllshed- Are there many young, SINGLE
nGn} nt;3 enrolled In the second class? The Bosnd
stthar w. 10 correct the error application,
e1!hef 1 q himself Or friends Arc thcfo men ea.
the TACT Of ubiquitous representation to have tha
etr1i i19 sa Test1ed: Ehile eTen he Times itself
Haent to correct the omission Of usmas not entoii
Cd At az This Is Just why the lists are published
aha "a q; ar as he publication ofhunareds more men
!nelc ever we're voters In the city is coucerp-
3Mc9 that those hundreds are being stricken feon1
ne s1 4st h1 t a. speedily q their gases be consi
apparent, An organized opposition is tie M Iii tbine
ained at p these cavilhrs. and every misrepres
entaG9n o. which can be hashed up in fheIr hostile
fa1ns ~: y nsopght to bear upon that aa the nipa
, 1863-12-11
The ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Annual meetins.-Report ofthe Trea.z
urer--Hlectfon Of Officers. DC.

3ne Annual Meeting Of the Board Of pIrector
OF the orphan Asylum MAS held yesterday atto,
noon, at the Second Presbyterian Church. ". +
MJ11ck occupied the Chair, aud G. A. strlnca
Powell acted Is Secretary.
! ANNUAL REroRTs
| Mts. Ward stated TINT the number received IN
tac Asylum during the past year was n, There are
~ a'pleeent IN the Institution H. SixhAd died dur.
LUZ ~ pig year. aud twenty-four had gone to homes.
The Treasurer eaid that f,1l rennrt ~ no 49,
ceeatgs o. NE Asylum, along with het Of ali
monies Ieceivtd and paid, would be drawn IN and nd
pn1 plln11s9 IN short tinae and that al the papers
"onld De furnished With copy OF It, f~''
ABSTRACT rnoA TagAsUnEa,s REPORT.
Sash on hand from last year. opa sn
eG1sa Ts,s Mi on otd subscriptions. 5ao
Dnnatjn5 hT sa'a -; yv;. 5000
Subscription obtained M bs iaiies... 99S sg9 g
Eale m Of E9am Trade tickets BY stringef.. ia
E1peEded during the rear . an n
Leaving as the balance in hand ....::,... SssS7
vnIoIs ss bad been collected and p., in
q q toSd and clothing; and the Treasurer deaired
that It might be stafsd in the papers, hat he H.
II aego.aed aid rot represent the actna
ehould hereafter be furnished. '-'''''7'7
ahan shoa SM and appozs hat the
eeipts aEd expenditures of the Society, aud me-.
sent me same to the meeting to be heli hv fha
Icy ,aoy af1ee'refses. at the Orphan Asylum, ne1t I
ELECTION OF o7E1uzRs,
The annual election WINS then held. resn,t,no n
the choice Of the following officers: AZ
f1etdGnt-Eon- Henry Fuller, l
Etfe ffesIGenf-Chas. Folansbee.
Sasersza,EGso:H aa q; Springer.
1yNsf6e&-J. L James, r. F. Metrfck. r. q |
s's' ssR ssEfe otIs sS' L SSsf.'9 1g f.i 's
Eted, ~. T. Allen, Col. J. 1. Han|nck III
r II. Hough% chaa. G. wicker, Daniel + Jo,ea noa'
;, t1dg NTectc7s-Mrs. Henry Fuller: @. 6. EnnI:.
q h. GtaY; G. D. Follausbee: D. Horton r. n
KanneE & T. B. Lamb: J. +. Barnard: s. Hesvae
+. Myr1ck; W. r. Arthur: Mrs Coi Aucr,
/ hii1R Nndswotth: T. 3. Dickerson: 1 Csrx.
go Dunlap: John 3. Turner; Clinton Locia #
sMte; q; L. Honore; D. Scranton; D. J. III:
3ea. s1ee'e; =. Q. Stone; y. n. Fuller: Nj
srete; 1; r. B. Glancy; r. =. 9. Flint; MTa' Nor-
On motion OF Mr. Otis 1t was
!, 9@s1sfta, That it ts the object and ain, of rho
:hctEo Orphan Asylum to MD and sUnnort xvnr. ~
hy0eetitule children, ns well as to aunnnrt sna
maintain orphan children and that it, ~ Ha
{@Pathles are extended to destitnte snldfera,
hildrcn. 'estos1s
Remaks sustaining the resolution were raads ix
u. LIAR, Mrs. Otis, HRS. Ward, Mrs Fo1ianshe9
~. Gray snd others. 1t was stated that tha nnh'
9 impression Is, that this Institution Is derotcd
xcl1s1fe!y to- orphans, whereas destitrte ch:is |
ren, O children ofparents who nee1ect tf,cm ~
ntitled TO assistance. Mrs. Ward, the ladT Hac.
ctefy, said there are many eoldiera' children in |
oe Asylum now, and that thny viii aIWaYs b. -. "a.
clveo whenever they are offered |
Ine resolution Was then Pot and Carried. ,star |
Fhtca tho meeting adjourned, 'A@es