The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-20
THE THIRD.
A Reunion at Lynnville Station on
the Sd Of October, 1877.
Proceedings Of a Meeting Held at
Lynnville Sept. 12, 1877.

pOluCeu TO TAKE some steps towards
having a reunion of the survivors o
the Third Tennessee vol. C. S. A
met at the Odd Fellows Hall a
Lynnville. Maj. n. F. Cheairs was
called to the Chair and Jno. C. Les
ter was chosen Secretary. The OBJ
jects of the meeting were briefly
stated by the chairman.
The first thing determined was
the time and place of the re union,
and Wednesday, the Sd of October
was selected as the day, and Lynn
vile Station the place.
On motion the chairman appoint
ed Capt. r. A. Mitchell, Capt David
Rhea a committee to procure music
for the occasion.
The following is the finance com
mittee, whose duty it will be to get
up funds to meet the necessary and
proper expenses, to-wit: d. S. Mar
tin, Chairman; S. c. Mitchell, B. f,
Matthews, d. A. Alexander, r. A.
Mitchell, Thos. Mccoy, w. j. Ridg-
way, H. NJ. Stanley and E. C. L.
Bridges, of Giles.
Fletcher Barnes, II. P Pointer, D.
f. Wade, T. r. E. Boatright, Camp
bell Brown and G. w. Jones, OF
Maury.
Jno. Kennedy, j. Lum. Chafin, j.
B. Murphy and Jas. Hearn, of Law
renee.
Thos. Christian, of Lewis, and
Thomas Mcmahon, of Marshall.
The following Commissary Com
mittee was chosen, waose duty it
will be to get up provisions for the
occasion, to-wit: E. II. f. Gordon,
Chairman, 10 Lock, j. p. English,
j. w. Braden, j. B. Farley, Isaac
Yokely, J. Bitticks, Thos. Garter,
Perry McAlister, Sam Mccoy, DIR.
r. NJ. Brown, Lee Reynolds, T. b.
Wade, Gil. Buford, j. N. Griggsby,
Chas. Buford, N. B. Rittenbery,
Jas. Pack, DR.. Howard, j. c. Nor
ris, Calvin j. Orr, JAS. Childs and
Rob't Phelps, of Giles.
DR.. j. S. Houiett, B. S. Thomas,
T. r. E. Boatright, Caleb Hobbs, S.
S. Craig, Charlie Scott, Fletcher
Barnes, Glib. Matthews, Joe Court
ney, Maj. Campbell Brown, JEFF.
Colburn and johnson Long, of
Maury.
Thomas McMahon and j. w.
Franks, of Marshall.
The following names were chosen
as a committee of arrangements, to
wit N. f. Cheairs, of Maury, Chair
man, r. A. Mitchell, Jno. C. Lester,
w. j. Ridgway, Jno. S. Wilkes,
Thos. Mccoy, DR.. r. NJ. Brown, j.
w. Erwin, j. p. English, William
Smith, N. E. Martin, Joe Goldman,
A. ID. Boyd, j. W. Braden, David
Rhea and VIM. Wagstaff, of Giles
G. w. Jones, J. L. Williamson, w.
S. Jennings, ID. f. Wade, II. p.
Pointer, of Maury; Samuel Strick-
land, of Lewis; Jno. Kennedy and
j. l.. Chafin, of Lawrence.
Capt. r. A. Mitchell was appoint
ed Chief Marshal and Capts. G. w.
Jones and Thos. Mccoy assistants,
and they have the power to ap-
point as many assistants as they
see proper.
1t was moved and seconded that
the Marshal and his assistants use
their efforts to prevent whisky from
being sold at or near the grounds
on the day of the reunion.
1t was moved and carried that
the captains of the different compa-
nies or some member thereof, get
up as near as they can the muster
rolls of their respective companies
and report as well as they may be
able the history of the different
members of the same. 1t was
moved and carried that public in
vitation be extended to all the
friends of the regiment to mee'
us at the re union, and the ladies
especially invited.
The following invitation commit
tee was chosen: Jno. c. Lester, n
f. Cheairs, r. A. Mitchell, b. +
Matthews, johnson Long and 5. c
Mitchell.
1t was moved and carried that tt'
proceedings of this meeting be sen
TO the PULASKI CITIZEN, the Colum
bla Herald and Mail, Columbii
Journal and Maury Sentinel, tn
Lawreneeburg Free Press and th'
Marshall Gazette, and request tha
they publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned
n. +. CHEAIRs, Ch'rman.
,JNo. c. LESTER, Sec'y.
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