The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-05
SOLDIERS RECEPTION
AND
p I G NJ Z g
ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Cadiz and
vicinity on the oath lust, it was resolved
that we have Public Demonstration in the
form Of SOLDIERS RECEPTION and PIC
| MIC, to be held at the Harrison County
Fair Grounds, on the FOURTH OF JULY,
1865.
And it was further resolved that a COM
mittee of two be appointed in each town
ship to solicit contributions of PROVIS-
IONS, and to procure a goodly turnout of
the Citizens and Soldiers in their section.
The following are the committees:
Cadiz, S. T. Porter and Isaac Lawrence
! Short Greek, John Robb, Mai. JAS. Stone
Greene, Nj. S. Kennedy, Bartlcy Baxter;
German, &. NJ Gault, Jonathan Potts;
Rumley, John L. McPeck, Steven McGav.
| ran; Archer, Alex. Osborn, Arthur Beatty;
Stock Jeptha Bargar, George A. Given;
North, John M Holmes, b. S. Woodborne;
Monroe, Col. w. B. Glass, Lit. W. Fisher;
Franklin, John r. Clark, d. NJ. Coultrap;
Washington j. Ben McFadden, John Nc
Cormick; Freeport, Frank Holiday, Elijah
Carver; Moorefeld, John Latham, Elijah
Barlow; Nottingham, Samuel Nash, Israel
Clendennng; Athens, Robt. Mcfarland,
James Crossan.
Lon,0eiHee on Fiaaaco-Samuel Knox,
J. NJ. Watson. C.P Dewey, Edward
Marsh, Vim. Ogleyce.
Table Commiitee--J. W. Upton, @. Slenl-
mons. j. NJ Robinson NJ. S. Sams6n, R.
J. Bennett, John Haverlield, Mrs. Mary
Walker, Mrs Mary Lakin, Miss Caroline
Kennedy, Miss Mary Ward, Miss Rachel
Quigley, Miss Fannie Stewart, Miss Annie
Bennett
Committee on Mmic-A. II. Canadian,
W. 2. Hays and II. &. Forker.
a committee was appointed to raise funds
and make arrangements for the presentation
Of Flag to the 18th Battalion O. N. G:
Miss Mary Il, Thomas Miss Kate Turner,
Miss Hattie McBesn and Miss Gretta Stem
mons were appointed said committee,
Flag Coam'tce-For DMrTbut'on-B
*. Quest, Jesse Arnold and j. W. Sim
mons.
CIIrkF MARSHAL. OF THE DAY,
Mai. D. CUNNINGHAM.
ASSISTANT MAESnAIs, Z
JACK COLEMAN.
EZRA McCONNELL
{. VI. IlOGG.
PRESIDENT OF TIE DAY,
w. NJ. GRIMES.
READER OF DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE
Prof j. l.. HUNT.
CommiHce Of arrangements - y. B.
WEIGH, Jas. B. Jamison, II. H. Harrison.
The Public are very cordially invited to
attend the Soldiers Reception and Picnic.
Let us turn out and show our zeal and
patriotism in receiving our gallant Soldiers
and renewing our patriotism by commemmo-
rating the Glorious Old Fourth made more
so by the triumph of our gallant Union
army. Come one Come All! Let none
be left behind. Come, let us welcome our
Brave Boys" home again. after having
conquered the rebellion and restored peace
to our beloved country Let us show them
that we honor their heroic deeds and the
cause in which they have so nobly fought
Come with your baskets well filed with good
and substantial viands and other good things
to eat, and turn over at an early hour to j.
NJ. Upton, Chairman of the Table Commit
tee, sufficient quantity to give our brave
defenders grand collation..
Prominent Speakers have been in
vited, and will be here to address us.
The Soldiers in particular are expected to
join with us on this occasion. The National
Guards will be here in uniform, and appear
as Battalion.
All returned Soldiers that belong or have
been in the Union Army, are respectfully
invited to be present and join in the process
sion.
Bring your Banners, Drums, Flies and
Bands Of Music Of every kind. Come let
MS have gay and festive time, and such
celebration as will never be forgotten.
BY order Of C0mmtttee of .AyraR0c,,p,,fs