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The Daily Dispatch: November 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Union Benevolent Society. (search)
o have for many years been dependent upon us for support. Many of them are aged and decrepit — some on sick beds — others scarcely able to express the thanks they feel when a bounty is bestowed. Shall we forsake these when they call so loudly upon us for sympathy, for help? We cannot doubt that our people will heartily respond, by placing in the hands of our collectors a largely increased contribution to meet the imperative demands upon our treasury. Respectfully submitted. J. C. Hallowell, Sec'y U. B. S. The following is the Treasurer's annual statement of the receipts and disbursements of the Union Benevolent Society from Nov. 1st, 1860, to Nov. 1st, 1861: Balance on hand per last report251.20 Collections received from solicitors$1,280 06 Donations from various individuals113.50 Appropriation by the Common Council1,000.00 Premium on specie3.50 Total receipts$2,897.06 Total funds for the year$2,648.26 Disbursements ! Paid orders to visi
The Daily Dispatch: March 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 7 (search)
Parker's Light Artillery. --The fine artillery corps raised by Dr. William W. Parker held a meeting on Friday night, and organized by the election of the following officers: William W. Parker, Captain; Sylvester J. Tucker, Senior First Lieutenant; J. Thompson Brown, Junior First Lieutenant; J. Parkinson, Senior Second Lieutenant; Peter A Franklin, Junior Second Lieutenant. The company having entrusted the Captain with the authority to appoint the Orderly Sergeant, (the chief executive officer in the company,) he has taken time to make his selection. The members elected H. W. Bolton Second Sergeant; James Jones, Third Sergeant, and J. C. Hallowell Fourth Sergeant. The complement of men secured is 125; guns, six. The battery will do good service in behalf of Southern independence.