The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
lFrom the Tribune Extra Of Yesterday j
RECEPTION OF THE l64tb
.liI, REGIMENT O. Y. L.
PROGRAMME AND ARRANGE.
MENTS.

At meeting ofthe citizens Of the Cit,
Saturday night, at Webster Hall, 1t was
agreed to give the i64th Regiment
grand reception, together with a dinner
This is ss il should b.. We are glad
that our citizens mean TO show the boy
that they are not to be outdonc by tn,
citizens Of other towns and cities through
out the State.
II Is not definitely known when the
Regiment will be here, but Il Is generally
understood that il will arrive either on
Thursday, Friday or Saturday. The
novel mode Of notifying the people in
the country as to when they will be here
is as follows; if a salute Of four or Eve
guns is fred anytime during the after.
noon or evening il is the signal Of the
arrival Of the regiment on the following
day; aud if the guns should be fred any.
time during the morning or forenoon
IL 10 the signal Of the arrival of the
regiment on the same day, and the
people will make their arrangements ac-
cordingly. It is altogether probable that
il will be known the day before when
they leave Cleveland, and therefore due
notice will be given to the people to pre-.
pare. HHf.ft
The Committee Of Arrangements have
not notified US as to the ceremonies TO be
observed on the arrival Of the Regiment,
but we suppose they will be similar TO
those had on the occasion Of the recep-
ton Of the sth Ohio. That is, met by
the Committee Of Arrangements and citi-
zcns, with music, at tho depot, and es-
corted to the Court House Yard, where
the address Of welcome will be delivered,
(by whom we are not advised,) and from
thence marched to HEDcEs Hall to par
take of the good things provided for
them by their friends at home. This
will be substantially the programme
B,nners, notices, and Aigs will be sus
pended across the streets and flung from
the out,r walls. Music will be discours.
ed, and the fair ladies ill be on hand to
to throw pretty boquets at their "cous.
in," as preliminary move to embrace
ing them.
The respective comm 'ttecs arc rcques-
ted to meet at Webster Hall, l,on this, Wed.
n'sdoy evening, for free and full con.
ference. in order that they may be better
enabled To act in concert in the perfor.
nance ofthcir sev raj duties. This is
impcratively necessary, and it is hoped
that every one may be present.
The following are the several CON-
mittccs:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. Thos Ourand, Rev. Nc. Mills,
Mrs. Ii. Piltengsr. A. G. Baldwin,
Mrs. Baker, Lewis BslIzell,
Mrr. Chamberlin, A. c. Barber,
Mrs. Jno. G. Gross, Jno. Poorman,
Mrs. DR.. Gibson, Levi Weirick,
Mrs. Wall, John q. Gross.
CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE.
Jno. II. Pittenger, Jno. +. Huss, Jas.
NJ. York.
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES FOR THE PRocuR-
ING OF DONATIONS APPOINTED BY THE
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ScIFro TowEsHP.-David Brown. G.
NJ. o. den, J. g. Smith.
EDEN TOWNSHIP. M. Ste
vcns. William Fleet, John Baker.
SENECA TOWNSHIP II. Brink |
erhoof, Henry D4vidson, Capt. McGuffin.
, JACKSON TowSsHiP.-Jonas Foster, L.
Tumbo, Gideon Jones.
REEi, TowSsHiP.-E. Burnard, Esquire
w P. White.
HorEwELL TOWNSHIP. Samuel Smith,
., -i.hn Slopor, s. II. kuse.
ADAMS .owSsHIP.-hDD,.S Smith. Hvr.
acc Hall, Isaac Stilwell. -"
LoUDos TOWNSHIP cL-.,,s roster.
joel Hale, Isaiah Bernard.
PLEASANT TowNsHIP.-Perry Mcgee,
Geo. Abbott, G. w. Luiz.
LIBERTY TowssHIP.--David Deacon,
Nicholas RoseDbergcr, Daniel Martin.
BLOOM TOWNSHIP. James Boyd,
Cbas. Damkin, John :. REID. |
VENICE TOWNSHIP. Samuel Miller,
Samuel Seed, J. C. b. Robinson iona than |
Webster.
THOMPSON TowHsHIr.--E. J. Welker,
NJ. Steward.
BIG SPRING TowssniP.-DayidA Arndt,
D.. Montgomery, j. w. Lawhead.
CLIsros, WEsr OF RrvER.-John
Michaels. William Baker, John Rosen.
berger.
SOUTHEAST PART OF CLINTON
ace Huber, James b. Sheath, Enos Cra-
mer.
NoarHEAsr PART OF TOWNSHIP. &C.
Park, N. Umstesd ID. f. Cramer, Jerry
Egbert, Ezra Derr. T. r.. Ellis.
NORTHWEST PART OF TowssHP.-G.
w. Kridler, Samuel Huater, Thomas
Lloyd. it tII
COMMITTEE ON TABLE.
JIM Nayior, C NJ Yerk, J H Neiswsn.
dor, Iraac Pennington. Mr.. Marshal, Cap
tain Shriver, Captain Ksga, Captain
Lysie, Henry Feiga, w C Myers, Henry
Souder. Henry Buskirk, Mr.. Wall, Peter
II. Lott, 8 d Sheath, A g Sheath.
COMMITTEE ON HALE.
Lewis Baltsell. Mr.. Poorman, A C
Barber.
COMMITTEE ON RBcErTIoH.
Rev. Mr.. Mills. X Hord, G X Wat.
son, ] w Miller, L A Hall.
COMMITTEE OF LADIES TO SOLICIT rRovI-
sIoHs IN THE COUNTRY.
Mrs Capt Poorman, Mrs Capt Shriver,
Mrs w X ChamberliD, Mrs Themes Ba.
ker, Mrs Judge Hord Mrs Baugher, Mrs
II Cruz, Mrs Rumfsld, Mrs 7Beilhsrx.
Mrs Fienner, Mrs Wall, Mrs Lysle, Mira
X w Sbawhan, Mrs DR. Fisher.