The Richmond palladium., 1873-10-11

s eASNMe meinDerS O1 tn0 ElgnIy
burtk Iad:Ana Regiment, net at tn
City Fall, IL this place, at half-pas
seven o'clock P. NJ, September 10Th
1873, and after listening to some fin,
music BY the Winchester cornet band
were called to order by the President
Maj. George c. Carter.
7 Colonel A. J. Neff delivered briet
and eloquent address, bidding his sur
wing comrades welcome to the hos
/ pitalities provided SO literally by the
citizens Of Winchester, and recount.
ing the deeds of -valor wrought by the
f gallant Eighty fourth Regiment in the
efficient help it gave in saving the life
of the nation. y &
| After the address, the regiment fell
in by companies and marched to the
tables, where magnificent supper
was served by Comrade L. G.. Pickett
and ladies assisting. After supper
the band discoursed more good music,
and general social chat was indulged
in until roll call, when then the fol-
lowing officers and soldiers responded
to their names: @
Col. A. J. Neff, Maj. G. U. Carter,
and Col. NJ. B. Miller.
Company "A'-Capt. VIM. Burres.
Lieut.. VIM. A. Burres, Lieut.. III. T.
Semans, VIM. F. Mullen, E. r. Nc
lntire, Martin Pegg, E. w. Moore,
VIM. j. Fodrea, JAS. T. Pursley, Au-
gustus Presley, A. c. Black, Samuel
Huffman, G.. W. Diggs.
Co. BIS. B. Smith. James NJ
Winsett, VIM. H. Long.
Co. ''C'-yohn +. Davenport, j.
w. Linder, w. H. Swope.
Co. ''D"-yohn S. Notes. r. NJ.
Snodgrass, o. II. Swain, Henry Wal
Co. ''E''-Capt J. s. Fisher. Har-
vey Garland, Lewis w. Whipple, Dan
iel Evans aes i. -;
Co. .G,'-Albert NJ. Yost, j. w.
Yost, M. L. Hurry. .
CO. H. II. Kernes. W. R.
Way, Isaac Little, I. P. Watts, VIM.
+. Fitzpatrick, Massena Engle, J. II.
Butterworth, Jonathan G.. Harris.
Daniel Jacobs, George Spera.
. Co. "T'-Lieut. s. S.,Wilson r.
+: Wright, j. S. Idel, Henry Haw
Co. ''K"-Capt. James H. Orr
George w, Brady, Amos L. Wilson.
Louis l.. Wilson. John II. Helms,
VIM. Phillabaum. u
Quite number of soldiers of other
regiments were present, and also sew
eral ladies of Winchester honored the
reunion with their presence and greet
ed the brave boys with smiles.
Short speeches were next in order.
Col. II. II. Neff, of the 124 Ind, was
called and made few appropriate re
marks, w. 4. Murray, 18th Indiana.
C me next. On call, Capt. VIM. Bur
res, }. F. Davenport, Lewis f. VIII
son, c. w. Diggs. Capt. Jas. r.. Orr,
|. P. Watts, 1t. s. S. Wilson, Capt.
Carter and A. j. Neff, all made short
and appropriate remarks, interpersed
with incidents and anecdotes of the
service.
On motion of Comrade Davenport,
Richmond was agreed upon as the
place for holding the next re union, ON
the 30th day of November, 1874.
The following officers we're chosen:
President, Lit. John F. Davenport,
Richmond; Secretary, 1t. s. s. vii,
son, Dublin; Vice Presidents, Jacob
Fssm,;sua FFost, Sulpher Springs, Capt; Burres, m
+. F. Chaffee, Hartford City, Amos
L: Wilson, Muncie, Col. A. j. Neff,
Winchester, Surgeon S. s. Boyd Dub
lin, Capt. Jas. III. Orr, Selma, John
W. Lander, Jonesboro, William Reed,
Fayette county, Capt. Fellows, Lewis
vile, VIM. II. Long, Eaton, all of In
diana.
The subject of general reunion
Of all Indiana regiments to be held at
indianapolis, was laid before the re-
union by W. E. Murray, of the 10Th
Ind, and on motion A. j. Neff was |
ppointed delegate, and M. B. Miller |
Eilternate, to convention to Be held |
1T indianapolis, Feb. %, 1874.
The following resolution was offered |
by Comrade Amos L. Wilson, and was |
unanimously adopted: ft44
REsOL WE'D, That we, the surviving |
MEMBERS of the 84th Regiment of In
llama Vols, here reunited, do tender
ur sincere thanks to the Executive
Committee for the able manner in
'hich they have carried out their pro-
ranme, to the Winchester cornet
and for entertaining us with fine
I lusic, to the ladies of Winchester for
onoring us with their presence, and
J itizens in general for the kind and |
/ Ospitable manner in which they have
! eceived us. Ee
After music and many heart felt
Good byes, the meeting adjourned
% meet at Richmond, Ind, Nov. 30.
874. Ieff s91aa f0 U G
+. GEORGE q. CARTER, Pres.
l. =. WATTS, Secretary
A Northern Member Of Congress
!, as in the South few months ago.
nd in payment for his hotel bill
.endered greenback or national
ank note of a large denomination.
he clerk handed him back in ex-
hange several bills of q dubious
mt and texture. "Are these notes
u good?s inquired the NJ. C.
Well" said the clerk, ssthere NAV
few counterfeits among them,
ut not many" "a few counter
sits! exclaimed the law maker in
orror, 81 do not mean to accept
n.y. The clerk then explained
j lat there was no need for any |