Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19
DeP'h Of Gel. A.arsw Ewl=E-nss,i-s ss

Detitn OF Coa. Andrew EWfHE-ETseffns -
| TeEuesseeaus,
/ TThs following was furnished Us ,oo i.ts Tor pubH
easoa in cur evening edition yesssrdsyl
large number o. Teunszsessns met A. tbs oses
Of AsioE J. T. Oumnlass. In Aslsnta, a. eioek on,
ne morning CT Saturday, Juns Ism 1854 to pay
Fioats Of respect TO the memory Of hs lsts Colonel
ASDREw EWING, Of Tennessee, who dsd AZ s'eloc-.
on Friday noralns, ths I7.h
Governor LsEm C. Harris ou motion Of Dr.. J. G.
Il. Ramsey, Hss called 70 ihs chalk.
On molten OF Gen. ]. 7. Dunlap, John E. Hstshsr
WIS sPpoiaisd Secretary.
Governor Harris, on taxing the chair pzld a. sso.
quen' tribute to tas high worth aad many nobls ylr
iass Of shs deceased.
The following H7sned gentlemen on Hessoa Of JuI-s
dArdsnhire Esrs sPpoiatsd COMMITTEES 70 rseoTt
series o. resolutions expressive Of the ssfamsniz oS
the mselrg;
Dr.. J. G. L. Ramsey Of Knox county. Cen Nj
| Wright, Of Shelby county Gen J -. Eanlsp. of
Hs1ry county Hoa J. D. G. Atkins, Of Henry com
| y Judge aardsnhre, Of White county :. Cspisiu
Henry Wetars0n Of Warren eo1nty; AEajor G. ~.
OunninEhani Of Davidson county; Msior W s Mg,-
| dy Of Sumner county CAptsia Albert Roberts. OF
/ Davidson county.
The committee reported the following resolutions,
which Usre adopted.
Whereas, Il EasPlssasd th3 SupTsms Rulsr of shs
aniVsrsa 70 es from its earthly nsnson The s1f-it of
A eminent eizsD, sarnss. pztriot snd Caristisr
Hla endsared to society alike by hiI public services
and Priysts worth. and eut Of from his b5ns ana
family Sy the aeedsst Of war, and thaf it Is son-us
with The feeling and day Of an ASSEMBLIES portion Of
his fellow eliizsHs and friends 70 express ss-ss Of
PaEaonsl snd public regret well ss sympathy with
tha heusshold made desoa.s by an irrspsrsbis loss
| Therefore, resolved,
/ That in the death Of ihs Hoa. AEDEEw EwIEe.
she sise q Tennessee is deprived enc Of her pa.
rest sd shsss statesmen and The ssautry at large Of
/ a. exemplary and uEsfar oi.izsn.
fass the amy vii miss from lhs dspartnaut oE
iaaiiss IN uPfisat ju3go, bEavs eounsHdsr, sna
! sympathetic frsad
Thst tss profession Of law has lost from ia oIs
brilliant in elect an eloquent voice. snd an sarnsss
seeker for truth.
4 Aad above al, that devoted fsniy--to whom 4.
th' hOar Of sfliston We tender Ou sncsrss' condo
lsnes-haS to mourn faithful head, W.. In sif7R
relations OF husband and hdahsr, el-5nsd tss ford
sfsctica sad respect.
3 That copy q shs f0rrgai1E be drafted FOR prb.
ieaten and dispatched the family q the Esassssd
The following resolution, offered b. Es W. S.
hulday, Hss adopted.
Resolved That eight pail bsszsTs Be sppolatsa By
tas chairman, and that this meeting attend the funeral
IL 2 body, at II o'clock this morning.
In aeeordsucs with ths above rss5lu lon he f5Hsss
ing laHasd gentlemen appointed pan bearers.
General n. J. Wright,
Major &. ". Cun1iasham,
Colonel s. 3. CookruH,
Captain Albert Roberta
Colonel John A. Fisher
Captsin Henry Wa;srsou
5adss 5adss os3pSsi n0Iisias''' The Military Corps
On molten Of CO s b Ooekreli The shairnsn
added 10 TIE list OF pail bearers. -
It was resolved, on motion Of Mr J. O. narn~a.
that the thanks Of his meeting be isndsrsd tie egor
aa RsirOaa company foz thsr kind oHer to f-I1ish
trsin Of cars for conveying e remains to .ss cone
terry
The meeting thsn adjourned
IsHAM G. HARREs, casisman.
JOHs E. HATCHER. Secretary. q