The Upson Pilot June 1, 1861 UPSON GUARDS. Resolved that the "Upson Guards" do fully appreciate the high compliment paid them by their former county man and fellow citizen, the Rev. J. C. Liedsey, in the sumptous dinner served up for them at his residence in Barnesville on Tuesday the 7th inst. May his declining years be his happiest. Resolved that this company does feel .... devotion of our friend, A.J. White, Esq in looking after....before we took up march ... and during our sojourn at Camp Oglethorpe [Macon]. In honor of his liberal and generous spirit, we will name this first pitch of our tents at Pensacola "Camp White". Resolved acknowledgements due Mrs. Joseph McAlpin of the city of Macon for the fine and bounteous eatable which she sent us at Camp Oglethorpe. Resolved that we thank the ladies of the city of Columbus for the rich and bountiful breakfast which they furnished us on Tues morning 14th inst, at the Rail Road depot. Thanks to G.A. Miller, Esq of the Upson Pilot for a large package of his papers. (Done at Camp White near Pensacola, Florida, on the morning of May 26, 1861, in full company assembled. Virginia Crilley