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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-19
A T aCourt of Probate holden a,Sharon with "A in and for the District of Sharon. on tho 9th day of JanuarY A. II. 1863


 Present-Charles Sears, Judge.
 Upon the application of WILLIAM WHITNEY, an insolvent debtor, residing in said district, whose estate is in settlement in tLis Court praying that he may be allowed the benefit of an insolvent debtor, under the statute law of this State. entitled ''Ah Act for the Relief of InsolventDebters,a and for the More Equal Dis tribution of their Effects among tEeir Creditors, and the amendatory Acts thereto. Whel efors, Ordered, That said application be heard and de- termined al the Probate Office in said Sharon, on the 9th day of February, A D. 1S6S,f at 9 o'clock in the forenoon; and that the Trustee of said estate give notice thereof, by advertis- ing this order one month before said seventh day aforesaid.in a newspaper printedin Iitck- field and nWinsted and post a like copy on . public sign-post in said Sharon, nearest the res idence of said debtor.
 Certified frem Record,
 3S-t4 CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
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Notice.

ND UBBERS Repaired. can get yonr Ee old Rubber Boots and Shoes mended and made as good as new-at
 N B B-Rubber Seals put on Leather Boots and Shoes. tt 45
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VIM. COTHREN.

" IIORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Notary n Pu. lie, Commissioner for theStates of New York Ohio, Michigan. Indiana. Illinois, and Wisconsin and Icensed Pension, Bounty and Patent Claim Agent All business entrusted to me, will be promptly and faithfully attended to
 D. s. Tax Stamps for sale, as fast IS issued by Government.
 WoOdbuvy. Nov. M, 1862. S2yI
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H. s. BARBOUR ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
! . \ xA \
 WoLCcTTvILLE,

WoLccTTvILLR,
 Agent for procuring from Government, Pensions Back Pay or Bounty, for widows and minor children of deceased Soldiers. AL SO. Back Pay or Pounty for fathers. mothers, or other heirs of snch Soldiers, in case there is no widow or children. Wolcottville, Jan 20th, 1868. tf-4O
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sterling's Ambrosia,
 FOR THE HAIR.

n R. sTERLlNG's AMBRosIA is stimp. D lating oily extract of Roots. Barks and Herbs It will cure all diseases Of the scalp and itching of the head, entirely eradcates dandruff, prevents the hair from falling out or from turning prematurely gray. causing it to grow thick and long It is entirely different from all other pre- eparations. and can be relied on. Any one wishing good head of hair will do well to give it a trial. It is neatly put up in nice boxes, containing two bottles. Price sl,0S.
 It may be found at
 @s VIM. C. BUELL'S, North street.
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Sharon "A within ard for the District of Sharon, en If A ID 1Sk2

AW1thin aLd TOT the Dlstllct CT oEafoh, en
 the 5th day of January, A. D. 1863. Present-Charles Sears, Esq, Jadgs. Upon the application of PLA1T SMITH. an in
 solvent debtor residing in said district, whose estate is in settlement in this Court-praving that he may be allowed the benefit of an assign ing debtor, under the StatuteLaw of this State,
 entitled t' An Act for the Relief of Insolvent
 Debtors and for the More Equal Distribution
 of their Effects among theirCreditors, 'and the
 amendatory Act thereto. Wherefore, Ordered,
 That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Sharon, on the 7th day of February, A.D. 1862. at o'clock in ths forenoon-and that the Trustee of said estate give notice thereof, by advertising this order one month before said 7th day aforesaid, in
 newspaper printed inLitehield and in Winsted,
 and byposting a like copy on public sign-post
 in said sharon, nearest the residence ofsaid debtor.
 Certified from Record,
 sst4 CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
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HELL OF FARE

EkEAA OE EMKH
 AT THE st. Julian Eating saloon. OYSTERS-Norwalk, Roast, Raw. StsWsd and Fried;
 Fair Haven Plants, at Wholesale; E. F. .Goodsells Solid Cyst ITS, ,Stswed Fri ed, or Raw;
 Adams Superior 1ripe. of NewHaven, fried to order, or by the lb.; PIES-Mince, Apple, Custard, Lemon, Tart; CAKES Loaf, Pound, Fried, Cup. .Fennsl HERR1NG-Ry the dozen and box {; EGGS-Boiled and Fried; Darlington Crackers by the lb.; CHEESE-By the slice; Nuts and Candies of all kinds; Oranges and Lemons; Sugar Coated Cardamips; Maple Sugar, by the cake and h.; Bantam SnAp, aiias. SUCKERS. DRINKS-Ice Water, Whitmore's Rect Beer, Harp er's OLD STOCK ALE. eS~ CASH iA.G FOR EGGS. .El fE CLANS on Saturday. The Subscriber It turns thanks for the liberal patronage given him, & hopes to be able here after ts give same satisfaction as heretofore.
 s. A. WHEELER. 5. D. WHEELER, 4 .ent. LitebHell, May 9th 1862. Me
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DRoBATE Court. District of woodbury
 Ia~

Ii Jan 1S63
 In the Estate of FREDERICK W. HUDSON of Woodbury. assigning debtor. the Court doth limit and allow two months from the 18th day of January, 1868, for the Creditors of said Els tate to exhibit their claims otho Commission CTS. Messrs. Phineas s. Bradley of Woodbury, and Norton J. Buell. of Waterbury. are ap- pointed Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the Creditors of said Frederick w Judson, presented: to them with. in the time limited and they are to meet. in execution of their duties, on the 2d day of Fe bruary and the 12th day oi March, 1863, at the Probate Office in said Woodbury, at 10 o'clock, A M., on each of said days.
 JAS. HUNTINGTON, Judge. Y All persons indebted to said Estate are re. |ouested to make I'm mediate payment to
 4t4O NATHAN CRANE. Trustee.
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VIM. C. BUELL'S. North street

Fresh Tras-- NNGLISH, BKEHKF1ST, JAPAN, 0olong. QZand Young Hyson TEASof different quail 7ties-just received by
 F. D. MCNEIL Litchfeld, July 2d, 1852. till
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To Teachers.

A GOOD assortment of Presents in the form "A of BOOKS, worth from 10 cents to S6 a dozen ENGRAVING of all kinds Also = PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBUMS, and good lot ot STATIONERY.
 u43 RIvERIUS MARSH.
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FOR SALE.
Will You Try THE PUTNAM SELF ADJUSTING CLOTHES WRINGE2 j?

THE IO1NAM DE- Lr .AOJOOllSu
 CLOTHES WRINGER TT is the simplest, strongest, most durable, y. and most effective yet made. It will not rust the clothes, lthe iron being galvanized j It will wiring from Q single thread to Bed Guilt,
 WITHOUT ANY ALTERATION WHATEVER. No thumb-screws or complicated fastcnings to get out of repair, and can be fastened to a tub in moment Any one can have trial of the Machine before purchasing, sand if not fatis- factory, it may be returned
 Price No. ..................... S6 co
 '' 2 800
 J.eW., CONE Norfolk, Feb 5, 1888.
 Having obtained the rigM of sale -for the above Machines, in the Northern towns ln this County, am prepared to fill orders at>the above prices. References can be had by the hundred.
 The Machines can also be had of Mr. Isaac Marsh, West Cornwall, and F. Lyman, Go- shen.
 AIso-of E. W. Spur, Falls Village, and Taller & Peet, North Canaan.
 Places for their sale will be opened in other towns in a few days.
 tf-42 J. w. CONE.
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m o T r O I.

M o - Es SIT GENTS EAGH. ANB POSTAGE, will hs given for sineie oopiss of the ESeuIRHR of the following dstes
 Eebru6r5 .loth, 1881.
 June 11ih, 1885.
 October 13th, 1854 1nbseFibsrs will particularly sblige us by sending sineIe espies ofthe above numbers,s ,ss Fe wlehte prSserye thsm for fle.
 4d4rese, Xn6U1xnH 0yrfoI, < LItehfeld, Conn.
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S F. D. NeNEII'S
 Jusy2, 1892. till
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PLO WIS.
 N@NEHTT

"AS received | few of Bronson $ Celebrated
 HI Roxbnry FLOWS, which he will sell sfos Cash. st the same price they are sold at the Manufactory.
 Litchasld, Msrsh l2tb. 1864. tf-47
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Pinnacle Oil.

EUST RECEIVED,a suppl; of this excellent eD Illuminating and lubricating OIL.
 II is unsurpassed for burning, and for using on machinery WM. C. BUEL.
 Ltchfeld. August 18th, 1882. tf-l7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E. Ssaastes,

HAVING purchased the Shop in West st-.
 A II formerly owned by William Rugefs. la' prepared to do all kinds CARRIAGE REPAIR ING.in the shortest possible time. Also-Nkw WORK made to order. Give me a ssii.
 a' Litchfield, April 30th, 1869. tfe
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HARTFORD AND SrsIxoErrID,

HARTFORD AND SPRIKGE1ELD,
 Feb. 17th. 1869. 1oths Inhd5itants cf LitehfeId and Surround
 ing Vicinity.
 LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN Through this me dium. we beg to return you our sincere thanks for the very -liberal patronage bestowed on Mr. E. Lazarus, q member of the firm, on nIs professional visits to LitcLfeld, and peg 70 assure the Publicsin general, who IS ID neea of good Spectacles, that our constant ann ,s VIII be to merit the same support which has been 50 libsrally accorded them in the past. 7-a- LAZARUS & MORRIS, t@ Opticians & Oeulists. N.B.-No.ice will be given of Mr. F. |. .'s visit in the Enquirer.
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EMOVAL.
Parson i3rownlOyy,s I3OoIr.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to this new and attractive 0 Book. will be received by RlvEnrus M4Rsn of Litchfield. Conn. and Copies Of the Work procured. Send in your names at once,eept by
 mail free of postage, on receipt of price. The
 Book contains 450 rages.-Pries $1.2s. tfit
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-19

STATEMENTff the condition of the Falls S Village Savings Bank. on the lst day of January, 1868
 LIABILITIES Whole amount of Deposits se1. .764 45 B;,lasce of In ierast Account 1.5OI B Surplus Fund 900 O9
 Total, s64, ,166 IS oanS on Real Estate SsI. .lS7. .g4 Do. . Personal Securities 12,850gS U. s. z 3-l0 Treasury Notes 5000 co Do 20 Year Bonds 3.OO0 O0 Do One Year Certificates, (S5. .0CO
 par value, 4,85904 Conn. State Bonds, at par 5,l00 % Housatonic R Bonds a,0OO % Expense Account 43 Ia Cash on hand l,125. .09 Total Assets, s64, ,166 18 Present number of Dcpositors s02 Largest Amosnt to one person $1.127 08 Last Dividend Jan. l, 1863, at C pr. ct. pr. ann LITcHFIELD Co.,. ss., FALLS VILLAGE. January 18th, 1863. | IA. G. RANDALL, Treasurer of the afore- | said Savings Bank, being duly cautioned and sworn, depose and say. that the above state ! ment is correct according to my best knowl- edge and belief.
 \. c. RANDALL, Treasurer. Sworn before me, this 18th day of January, A n. lS63
 GEORGE W. FEET, Justice of the Peace.
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BANKERS.


 FISK & HATCH,
 BANKERS,
 sS WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Dealers in all classes of Juited States and other
 Desirable Securities. U. s. per cent Bonds of 1881. Do per cent. Five Twenty Bonds. Dc. : 30 Treasury Notes.
 Do. per cent. One Year Certificates, Bought and sold at the best market rates. Geld. Silver, and custom-H House Demand < Notes. U. s. Quarternasters' Checks, pay.ble in ctrtiacates qf Indsstedness, and or.nr..x. MASTERS AND ORDNANCE VOUCHERS,
 bought, sold, and collected. | STOCKS AND BONDS, Rourht and sold on Commission at tho Board of Brokers. cornorations or Individuals in the country l d.s;r;ro to invest in United States or other Sc enr;t;es can send their orders to us, and have thnm prompt,y erecuted at the loxest market rate. All orprRs. REMITTANCEs, and INQUIRIES, by mail or express, will receive IMMEDIATE ant c.nrr,n ATTENTION Deposits received ans collections made on favorable terms. I Ranks. Bankers, Business Firms and others l onen accounts with us. wili find their interest sl carefully consulted, and their orders promptl, .Isxecnted. FISK | HATCH.
 ss Wallrstreet. f.4a New York City.
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OFFICE OF THE HoUsAToNIc RAIL ROAD
 COMPANY.

 BRIBaRpoRT, ct., Feb. 9th, 1e6s THE Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders of the Housatonic Rail Road Comrany will be held at their Office in the City of Bridgeport, on Friday the 27th inst. at 2.80 o'clock. P: M. for the purpose of electing q Board of Direct ors for said Comp my for the year ensuing, and to do any other business proper to De donsas said meeting.
 The Transfer Books will be closed from the 2oth inst to the first of March. both days ia- elusive.
 By order 4t43 J. T. LAWRENCE, Secretary. NEW GOODS /! NEW GOODS! At BISHOP | sEDGwICK,s. DRESS GOODS, Plain and Figured MERINoEs, vELoNIEs,
 WOOL DELAlNEs.
 Black and White CHECKS,
 M. E.AINEs,
 PRINTS, ,&c. sHAwLs. GLOVES and HOSIERY. Ladies Silk and Merino VESTS, Cotton and Wool Flannels,
 Table and Floor Oil Cleths,
 White, Mixed, Clouded and
 Scarlet Yarns.
 Docr Mats and Ruxs.
 Ready Made Clothing, ( Better and more of it than we ever had be fore. Gentlemen can buy COATS; VESTS PANTS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECK TIES BOOTS and CARPET BAGS, at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICKS We have heaps of GOODS. They are pretty and desirable. Please call and examine at
 n a .rrr, ...rw sn
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Halt! Halt \ CRY FROM WASHINGTON !!

yS147 a5s e
 4 CRY FROM WASHINGTON!
 VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION!
 WIVES, Mothers and Sisters, whose hus. sbands, Sons and Brothers are serving in ths Army. cannot put into their knapsacks a more necessary or valuable gift than few boxel .sf HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. They in ssare health even under the exposure of Sol .dier's life. Only 25 cents Box or Pot. \ SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Do your duty to sR yourselves. Protect your Health. w Read the following, just received this day frsm Washington
 WASHINGTON, D. C. HssLowAx, MD.
 Pear Sx .-I avail m yself of this opportunity te express my gratitudss.oo your valuable P;iIs as SC hundreds of poor soldiers have been made comfortable and well by the Use of your medicines. and they all can testify to their hsaling powers andeapabiity of giving instant relief It has, within my own observation, saved many poor soldier from long sickness aud much suffering.
 ps Yours truly,
 .1 , m D. G. vOsE, Washington, D. c
 November 4th, 1862. 12t 37 CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEEDS,
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A T a Court of Probate holden at Torring- "A ton within and for the District of Tor ringt on, on the 18th day of February, A. D.
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Goods delivered. Cash paid for Chickens, Turkeys and Eggs.
 5 A. WHEELER, One Door East of the Adams H House Litchfeld, Feb 4, 1863 tf-2
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Oxcn Tor salc.

Wnnted--a Housekceper. m AETEp-a Housekeeper-Must be neat, w lady-iike, and energetic. Testimoni- als of character will be required. Enquire at this 0fice 44t3
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SUfHBFlNB INoRArN cAkPEID. ALSO Csfton, Cotton Chain, All Wool and ThreePfy OARfE1S Asullstock at reason&bls prices. tf.J A. d. FkkhiA@
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-03

safe from tue rebel forces, but the lovaI
man IS only safe SO long as our arms pre
yail, and when they are Obliged to with.
draw he must become a fugitive and a rcf-
qgeeia am tired of this mode of waqing
war ! Am tired of the policy which wouiS
say 70 these loyal men in Western Virginia.
these patriots whose sons havepoured ont
their blood like water upon onr bs,,iS ~
fields, 'you must stand aside until we bsS.
drawn into our embrace The rest of yonr
State, and then we will turn Won over to
them, and let them take care Of YOU. and
give you the benefit of their tender mer.
c.es." am for the policy which saws 10
them, !" come into the Union take yo1r
position as one Of the sisterbood Of States:
We We give you every privilege, every gparan-
teei every right nnimpaired, as You had It
before the war began" That is policy
that Is justice that is right. And with
these views, shall vote for the bill Is5l
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nxtr0ot from the Spesch OF Hon: II.
maynard, OF TenneBsee, in ConRreGH,
ON the 9th. inst, In favor OF Admit
tlnR west virgins into the Union.
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y = tNSlEgs7 L77IIgI0 Ill9 NU0Vo T0Iel.
in 70 the space occupied and the number Of Changes
from tranaeat persons or atranE
Cards not exceeding hYe lines SO per year
S9 lor Ex mouths, but for shorter period nofbIpG
VIII % counted less than q square,
AZ the Priyeg Of Annual Advertising is limited to
me AdvertserS' own Immediate businessi ana III
eoyeFtsements for tho beneRt of other brsona AZ
we'll a. all legal adYeFtisements aud
2. saeG and real sent in BY them muSs
viii b inserted auti aud charged
cases at full rates. '1'i'' sVF ~ i Nt'
MArriaSex NntIcai ~ ~ ...-J,Iy -Isy yl
OF sermons, 80 cents each. nonTiIe'SS
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JOHN q. LARIN,

.7,..-.g Successor to wheeler = Lakln.l 81
WILL RBCEIvB AND HAYR oPHNHD FOR
2 wv. InSpaction ON ThurSdAy, March 29th, q new
and we'll selected assortment Of 7sE = -
Cloths; Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also complete assortment Of GBNTLEMEN'S FUR
RISHING GOODS. sssgi.!ri ,i'lo
Tho pAtrona of the old hrm, and the pablo In gem
OEa are respectfully inYted 70 call and examine my
toek before making their purchaSeG - Itntend SELF
ing at small profits to eash and prompt PurehaaeEa
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrna, solicit continuance Of the same for the new
eSfabliShment. JOHN 7. IAKINS Merchant TailoFS
No. .1o2 Main H., Wheeling, Fa.
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gatlgg ntrlltqe1rfrt
TERms'oF ADVERTIsInG.

TVhIVEsonD Inns . N0sPArEn, Ion OH non) "a
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This is an application to admit n new
State into the Union. 1t is composed Of
the. territory embraced within the limits
OF forty-eight counties named in the bill.
country. 1t comes With aP 1 Go1stitptio9 If tid,o
undeniably republican in form. . What
objection then to its. admission? The
most obvious, and indeed the only one
seriously urged, is that it is already n
part pa IT., OF the Union, constituting a portion
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ctple of Hh possiaetis, of course the state
Of Maine is gone, But, physical power is
one thing, constitutional sand legal right
another / hold that mo act OF Ia Lezisla.
ture, or of a conveuti0p. or ofaa popular
vote, can supder the relation OF any Of. our
states TO the present Union, whatever may
be done by foreign war or domestic 7io-
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savingg Bank Of Wheeling.

obtas, Kata-St, 6cs.5e.n GonrSs GaGiUsios! q
n roNEY RECEIVED oNTRANsIENT DEPosIT
IHH Interest paid on Special DepoitS- Colsetionl
attended To- HXehkn eon the Hast hought
'Sold. TH08, 81. LIST, President,
ERAHLP HILDRHEH, TtOasarOr.5 l5 .tan1+ -'6s,
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G0NT49s-s 3 u teoiiLed ct ths yafto-
~ z ss0Fs q efoo3 NfOSst So9 ,ssiS Ss ssISS.
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The reply to that objection is that the
Legislature ofthe State of Virginia, as
the requirement. of the Constitution is.
has assented to the proposed division of
the State, to the separation of these
torty-eight counties from its ancient
limits, and to their admission as a new
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TYAs eonEtAAtly on hand all kinds Of Teas, ooffse
/ l1, Sugar, Pickles, Fish, Cheese, Dried Fruits,
Smoked Tongues, Drtod Bees Bacon, Potatoes, But
ter; Cg5rS Cat and Dried tobacco, Of all Kinda kk
~ - 1lai2o n3t i1A-dna1 I3oi tl t5l.-f.-tg
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That an old State may be divided has
been settled by not one case alone, but
by several since the commencement Of
our Government and the formation of its
Constitution, need only instances the
division of North Carolina, BY the separa-
tLon of Tennessee, the division of Massa.
chusetts BY the separation Of Maine, and
the division of Virginia, herself by the
senarnt1Ou of KentucI,vy st.-I.f '''S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-04
PUBLIC NETTING INCHES COUNTY.

At a meeting of the citizens of Giles county, a. the
Court House on Monday the - day Of October, 1858,
(heinS court day) Guy ID. French called to the
chair and Daniel K. Cecil was appointed Secretary.
The Hon. EaermOnt Ward being enthusiastically
called on by the meeting, composed OF citizens md the
entire 60 regiment GOO strOngl responded and ex-
naned the object of tue meeting He was for standing
by the Confederate Government in every practicable
wav He pointed out the dangers of our stuaton aud
eo1uently appealed to the meeting never to relax their
efforts until the ,cts of all true Southern hearts
fully attained.
The meeting then called out Colonel jones' of the 6Oh
regiment. who folio .ed Judge Ward in an address
plete with patriotism and eloquence Upon tue con
clusion of these addresses, twas
Resolved. lst That the citizens Of Giles county, in
public meetiog assembled do hereby pledge themselves
10 deliver to the agents OF the Government one-ienh of
ber uroduce as called for according to the Of the
Confederate Congress; aud, after setting apart a suf
cheney of their productions for the use OF themselves
and of the non producers of the county, they further
pledge themselves that they will deliver to the agents Of
the Government, at prices 6Xed by the Commissioners
OF the State and Confederate governments the residue
of their productions.
Resolved ID, That all citizens OF said county now
present do soemny pledge themselves to aid the Com
nissinne,s appointed by the county court to pro-
vde for the families of soldiers from this couny in the
no,fdera,c service and also of those families who have
been deprived Of their ary support BY the loss OF
their fathers, husbands or sons IN such service.
Resolved, Sd That Edward Eaton, Charles D. Peck,
Vim Bane Henderson French, John Hale, o. j. John
atom s E Lybrook, N. K. Lucas and H. Price be APP
rointed a committee whose duty 1t shall be to meet
nl,rv AZ Giles Court House and see that proper pro-
visions are made for the support of the destitute FAM
lies of sodi r. from this county, and oil the widows and
ornhans of those who have fallen in the public service
Resolved 4h, That every producer OF the county DC