Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-10

MEETnG FtR THE RELIET OF SoLDIEas' FAM
at the Town street Nj. E. Clurch on Tuesday
evening, the following resolu.ons were adopt.
ed:
Rsolusd That, uh!lo we have c,use for
great th aux ulness that our State has ESQ iped
the terrible devastAtions caused by the march Of
armies, We have reslz,d rome OF the worst
consequences Of war, ia famine bsreft OF bus
bands and fathers, and lefI without support or
pro- otection.
Reso!ped, That We feel the responsibility
thus thrown u0cn US, and the dutJ /. involves,
to see that .he families of shose who have Lost
or are perilling their lives In defense Of our
Government, be comfortably supported.
Raoiutd, That we earnestly appeal to the
oitiz ns of this city aud couuty to give of their
abundance, either OF money, fuel or iood, in
such amounts as their judgments and circum
stances will Justify; trusting end believing
that they will fealzs the fullness Of the truth,
that che that givesh to tho poor lsndeth to the
Lord"
R1olo.d, That the following omm tees be
appointed 10 receive and distribute such dola-
tioLs as may be offered.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Columbus-F. G. Sssaious, Wm. A. Pla I,
George Gere, Jo5n Graham, J. E, st. Clair
s. N. Field, r. c Kelson and N. B. MARBLE
Montgomery ToWnship-Jao Snort, Theo.
Leonard. G. s. Innls, Jno. M. Pugh aud Jno.
Earhsrt.
Franklin Township-Clark White, SlmI
Stmmel, Jno. Cromwell, VIM. Wetts and M.
s. Fl anter.
Plain ToWnship-Dr. Gurin, Geo. Wagner,
X. F. Miller, l.. w. Blbbit, D. P. Strait, Exs-
kiel Park and Jonatl ian B bo.
JtHsrson Township-Tneodore Carpenter,
Joseph Clark, Elam Dyer, John Havens aud
Ez kiel Compton.
Blsndon TOwushIp-D L. Holtou, VIM. H.
Grinnell, Calvin Mcdonald, Homer Phelps,
VIM. Cooper and Dr.. A. G Stevenson.
Mif1l Township-JJbn Clark. James Parks,
Jno +. Hoflocker, Dr.. G. P. Lsuden, Heuty
Riten3ur, Jesse BAugbmAn aud Napoleon Pm
ney.
Truro Township Jared Forsmau, John
Wrighs, Jonathan Noe and X Peters.
Madison ToWnshi ip-Ssuuel Bartlitt, Chss.
PoDtins, jacob Arnold, Samuel Sharp, John
Helpmau, DR. Cheney and Alfred Gray.
Hamilton Township-Ds. J. Clark, Amor
Ress, J,mes Lindsey, John Rathmel, John
Lsls and B. l.. Rees. ...E
Jackson ToWnship-Adn G. Hibby, w. F
Breck, VIM. BArbes, Jno. Malott, Adam Gantz,
Geo. VaDseivsr and r. Lowe.
Pleasant TowDehip-Jona,hau Arnet, Dr..
Joseph HelmiCk, Jonathan Upton, VIM. Dyer,
o. T. Curry and Henry T. Hsnd, ,rsoa.
Prairie ToWnehp-HOrton Howard, Frank
Postley, Hiram Ingalls,, John MIchels, Dr.. G..
w. Butter and VIM. Bukey.
Brown Township-Ja'. Roberts, Thomas
Crabb, Henry Francis, Jas. o'H.rra aud Hosea
3. High.
Norwich Townshir-s. D. Crum, D. L
Roberto, r. L. Avory, Jas. W .Barbee and VIM.
Gil.
Washington To -nshlp-wm. Graham Abrs.
ham Arts, B,njamin Sells, John Godown,
Samuel Davis and Jas. DAVIS
Perry Townehip--James Thomas, S. 8 Da-
vie, Henry Miller, VIM. Deleshmut and Alex
Shattuck.
Sharon Township-Georre Lewis, VIM
Parks, Geo Taylor, Gen. Griswold and Chas
Martin.
Clinton Township-Gso. w. Inebsm, Ause
P.nney, VIM. Shrum, Philemon Hess, RoDer,
4. Nsli ana Richard Nsyins.
YIRANoE COMMITTEE.
. Wm.G. Deshler, G. r. L. Butler, Dr.. J. B.
Thomp,on, Peser Ambos, +. W. Carpeoter,
Isaac Eosrly, l.. Yerington, Patrick Damn,
James Patterson, and G. II. Frisbie.
At"o WARD RELiKY ooSnIrTEE
Let Ward--Mrs. Dennison. Mrs. Champion,
Mr.. g Dauty aud Mrs. Searles.
81 WMd-Mrs. Col. MoMiilin, Mrs. W. J.
Fell, Miss Anthony and Mrs. Sessions.
81 Ward-Mrs fl. G. Noble, Mrs. G. p. L
Ba.ler and Mre. J. +. Bartlit. -1r.F
4,h Ward-Mtn A. Houston, Mrs. D. A. Ran
dali and Mrs. VIM. Cox. tlA
9Th Wald-Mrs. Mees, Mrs: Mailman, Mrs
Mioster and Mrs. voswinkie. :,
6.h Wafd---Mrsl Silbernagle, Mrs. E, Jaeger,
Mrs. Henry Llndenberg, and Mrs, Englemsn
7ih Ward-Mrs. G.. w. iShapley, Mrs. w.
Failing and Mrs e. p. Goodwin. 80,
9th Ward--Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Juttlu
Morgan, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and Mrs. Dr..
Hamilton. ittI,ll,
Oh Wsrd--Mrs. Wm. Neil, Mrs. w. B.
Hubbard, MIS-. WIN. Naghten and Mrs. Luther
Hillary .sr,j ~. et,
Rssolved, That the committees be authorized
70 fill any vacancies that may oscar Id their re-
speetlve bodies -tlle ,eoa' ~
Rssoiptd, That the Executive COMMITTEES
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