Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-23
Respectfully submitted.
L. J. BLACK,
JAS. J. MULTIPLY, Com.
FRED. WOLF.

Adopted October q, 1869.
The following resolutions were pre-
seated and adopted:
.ResOIued. That the Secretary be author
lied to send a list of the members of this
Association to other Associations of the
same character throughout the South, and
they b requested 10 extend the same
courtesy to this Association, this list TO
be made out quarterly.
Res0lUsd, That hereafter all persons APP
plying for relief from this Association
must be recommended by a member, and
that we receive recommendations from
no one else.
Reso{ped, That after this date no per-
son be appointed on any COMMITTEES for
any ball, picnic, or other festival for the
benefit of this Association except he be a
member; also, that no festival for the
benefit of this Association be given ON
Saturday.
ResoIGed, That a committee OF five
members be appointed 10 get up a suitable
certificate Of membership Of this Associs-
tion, aud repaFt at the next regular meet
lug.
The following were appointed on the
committee: James Charles, j. j. DubOse,
DIR. Mitchell, Colonel Dawson and Captain
Stratton.
.ResolUed, That we appoint Il committee
Of five 10 wait on Miss NJ. NJ. Blackwell,
of Atlanta, Georgia, for the purpose o!
rendering her assistance of this AssO-
citation for collecting funds from citizens
of Memphis tor the purpose of burying
the dead in and around Atlanta, Georgia.
The following is the committee ap-
pointed: DR.. Erskine, j. J. Dubose, Cap
tam Frazer, James Charles and Colonel
II, White.
Resoirsd, That the Gammittee on Relief
be instructed to pay out no moneys ia the
way of relief unless The applicants Cor
others in their behalf present ~undoubted
proof of the service, discharge, death or
disability of those upon whose service the
application is based. such application to
be endorsed by a member Of this Associa-
ton.
by Mt. LoEden; 4 resolution as fol
lows:
Resolved, etc., That this Association
meet but once a month, and not, as was
the usual system, twice monthly.
Laid over under the rules until the
next regular neeting.
By Capt. X. J. BfsoH
ResoIGed, That the Relief Committee oe
directed TO have the resolution embOdy-
ing instructions to said COMMITTEE pub
hsEed 9Q,iy for "a peek, that all parties
eoncerleG may kngN IHe proof etc, re
CURED for an applicant TO Becoiqe EaFthy
% relief nom this Association.
An amendment was offered by =. IL.
Brown. making the p1bllpatIRFi once a
week for five consecutive weeks. Adopted.
Capt. r, J. Black offered The following,
which was ad0pteag
ReSO{ued, That the Relief Committee be
and are hereby instructed to confer with
business firms dealing in coal, family
groceries, etc, for the purpose Of eftectlng
arrangefnaEts whereby such articles ne
e~essafy fUr the uss n Eorthy objects,
may be pqrchised'at low rales, t9 10 civ
chi n lie4 ~ money when such will serve
them better.
Capt. w. d. Stratton offered the follow
ing, which was adopted:
RosOlped, That the Secreiary beinstruct-
ed to publish our thanks in all the daily
Eaners, rendered to parties that assisted
incur senseii
[rhe vote Of thanks is TO he hqn4 else
where
After the transaction of some further
business, the Association adjourned until
the next regular meeting night.
SPECIAL <OTtcE ~ sHIfeERs.-an and
amer the 24th Inst, no lOaal freigbIs will
be received after 4 O'Clock pm, at the
Freight Agents office of the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad.