Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
PRoCEEpq to the inactivity .,
administration in
Of hees6 as Refined to issue a proclar

Vi Meess hasdS Feline to issue a proelama
n .on declaring himself governor an,
HFianders a usurper, and declaring null
and void his subsequent and future acts
med and directing GitBl officers not to obey
Ton. lis Ordep-f was cailfe believes to be II
Prot. 4; s5ssoIfqm 70 ~ a E law, as expressed il
adoption Of suitable m~easrals opinion. Thil
the remains OF the Conapel the president to aer
AZ various places IN INST 1t is said that Well,
AFTER some very apnse by advice Of severa
remarks by D. N.Caye His proclamation will bt
T @dP5Tnin 20 sas day or two, unless the presi
Po%e9ent interferes.
9by the on AsHINGTOE, June 27.-The senti
obieet az y ofthe dozeH Dgressmen now here
Ing gentarding the Juhntession, is that it vii
zee MesA shorrN, w X -ovjst999 for a con
4. II EysSn Holm'aA Col AOO eachmen.
or hotion % Maj: cO@@sa2sh oaalE6rilg Ia,
inftee, and col. W. Price ieete cas-
urer. TO receive and disburse a21slnds ued for err
At an adjourned meeting a. 8 O'Clock pm. ~
the committee reported the following ~rssolu- y
Resolued, That we believe il to be the duty Of 70
all good ctzens 10 respect heir Dead by giyinga n
grounds oonsecrated to that purpose; and =
whereas, there are about two hundred Con =
federate Soldiers, OF whom four-hths are MIS- =
sourians, buried on private property near the -,
hOiel aud at various places within the eofpo- =
ResoIUed, That We desire to have them re- =
moved and Inferred In she SHADY Grove Gene >
terry, near the southeast corner Of the town o. =
Euka. already conseerafed as a hurieI gro3-d =
ResolUed, That Dr- VIM NJ, Wi lgon e and Is q
hereby authorized, 20 remove snd inter then
in Shady Grove CemeteTv as speedily As poSsi- =
Die, according 70 re following specifications =
w me teP.ains of each one 70 be placed in a :,
pAltn ooX or suitable length, width ana depth,
mHuS OF new plank, and that small head and :
I"ot boards bearing such inscriptions as he =
ma obtain In mark their final resting place. =
Hesoleed, That the sum OF one thousand dol :
lars Will be q fair anu first consideration TO be :,
paid for said removal and in1erment, and that -
Dr.. Wm. NJ. Wilson be, and Is hereby authOT-t
ized, TO collect said amount by private sub
scrtption, or by soliciting donations from the
public in any manNer most expeditions to the
completion OF tue work and that all funds 4
must be trst directed and paid to the Treas -
urer, Coli W. Price. to oe by him received
and paid over TO said Wilson as fast as col
lected, until the full amount OF one Thousand
dollars has been paid him Tor said work. q
RESOLVED, That as the good citizens OF Iuka y
have been very liberal in attending on the
sick ana wounded in hospital and in buryiug
the dead, that We solicit nom our friends else
where pecunisry aid for defraytng the expenses n
of T. g. WORK. 4
ResOlCed, That we regard DR.. VIM. NJ. Wilson
a high toned Christian gentleman, and hereby
cord ally cO~mmendhimt to thektnd attention
] and consideration of all whom ne may visit or
communicate with ia mis- effort to raise funds
for this laudable purpose. n
RcSolted, That q copy Of the proceedings Of
1 this meeting be forwarded TO the Iuka, lAsm-
phis ami st. Louis pepers, with the request for o.
publication, which we're unanimously adopted
Id MARTIN, Chairman.
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