Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-08
RRsoLurEoNs0F REJECT

Ata meeting of the Cis-rxsSille City Guards he'll
at their armOry, Wednesday, ZO.h Instant the dealt
appointed TO draft suitable resolutions with ref
ercnce thereto. Mr. LooP was g member OF IN
Memphis ChicaasG77 Guards, IN which company b.
held the Office OF first corporal. f.e vas eTaployed
the auditor $ department OF the southern eApcss
prevalence Of fellow fever In Memphis. While II
CiarksYille, ne endeared himself to evsry one WHIT
ca1l:e II contact 9Th him, by his upright bearing
and by his genuine qualities of sterling worth:
He took great Interest In the CldIhsslle Cit
Guards, attending their meetings frequently, anC
giving them much valuable aid and Instruction.
The committee appointed TO draft suitable resolu
lions reported as follows:
To The Oftcrs and Members Of the CldrkSvilh Cit
SudT2s-
WHEREAS, 1t is with the utmost sorrow that We
learnof the untimely death OF our friend, E. kvsH
LOOP, Of the ChlcezasaT Guards: and
! WHEREAS By his upright walk and manly conduct
admiraSIs Attributes as Companion and friend, he
bound rs to his soul With hooks OF steel;' there
Resolred, That we bow in numbi6 submission to
the will Of our Supreme Captain; and
! Resolved, That in the death OF T. RUSH LOOP, tne
Chickasaw Guards have lost brave soldier, society
worthy member, ana the world, good citizen
Rlsoived. That we extend to his grief stricken
| mother, his devoted brother and to his Company
! orr tenderest and most heartfelt sympa HES; and
nished to each OF the Clarks9ie papers for rubca-
ton, and to the bereayed mother and ford brother
| Guards.
| E. j. DR4NE.
! H. W. HENDRICKS
Z. c. ROBB,
II. c. BATS,
Committee.
| At the regular monthly meeting OF the Chiekasaw
| Guards, on Tuesday, December Sd, the following
! preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS BY the inscrutsble DEGREES of our Cre
ator the angel Of Death, in the malignant form Of
yelowfever has lowered the abodes OF our dear
the breasts of an appalling number of our fellow
beings, aud has cast the shadow OF gloom over the
stricken hearts OF surviving relatives and friends;
ana
WHEREAS. Among the legions of good and true
men, whom the Icy touch OF tuis pitless destroyer
has summoned to that undiscovered country from
whose bourne traveller returns it is our mourn
ful task to chronicle the names Of the following
members OF our org .niZation, viz: Rev. C. c. PAR
SONS chaplain; h T. PERKINS, D. s. TAYLOR and
E. Il. LOOP, active members; C w ADAMS. N. D.
MENKBE j. S. HATCHER, c. &. FISHER and B. P.
ANDERSON; honorary members; therefore be it
RESOLVED By the Ohichdsa,U Guards, That We deep
the death of these members of our company; that
as honorable and useful citizens, they are richly
worthy the esteem and emulation of ali men, and
their loss is ievous and rTepsrable blow to the
community In which they dweit; as true and tried
comrades in arms, they leave behind them record
of zeal, efficiency and unsullied names-a legacy we
will always highly value as Iaudable source of
pride, and as an ncTea sing incentive TO earnest ac
lions and noble lives; ardent and staunch friends
they will ever be cherished in memories with
fond affection and admiration, and their superior
qualities of mind and heart will be with US standards
of human excellence, and evidences Of human sin
cerity.
Rescued, That to Etheir sorey afflicted families
and friends, we tender our sincere and intense
pathy in their sad bereavement with the assurance
that we mourn while they mourn, but rejoice as they
too must rejoice, in the firm conviction that to
these loved and lest ones 1t would not have been the
whole OF life 10 live. so they have now happily
learned that is not all of death to die; and thus
they have linked an ther chain of fond associations
to the heavenly kingdom to draw the souls of sur
wing friends 10 heaven and TO God
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be recorded upon
the minutes OF our company be published in TIE
Sunday editions of the APPEAL and Avalanche. and
copy be sent to the families of each of our oe-
ceased members.
s; 7. CARNEs.
A LAMB,
RICHARD WRIGHT,
II. c. WILTON,
L. CHAPPELL.
Committee.
At regular meeting of the SocIeta di Unione e
Fratelanza ItaIana, held December B. 1878, at their
expressive Of coincidence and regret at the loss of
those of their members wlo died during the late
following tribute Of respect to the memory OF their
late members:
HALL OF THE SoCIETA DI U. GEL
Of Our f Sts5 With deep bsnEoT Es
his wisd m, hath been pleased to call unto Himself
during the Tecsnt yellow-fever epidemic.
Among the dead are numbered the following off,
Vincent Bacigalupo, treasurer, died September
Peter D. Ganae, corresponding secretary, died oc-
I. Alighl, died September >, 1873
q. Oneto died September IA, 1873.
r. Luccarini, died September 90 1873
Jos. ScaaiiiOti, died September 20, 1878.
A Bonayta, died September 27, 1878.
A Badinelll, died september 20, 1873.
q. A. Badinelll. died September Is, 1873.
Paul Cicalla, died october 9, 1878. .
P CapurO.
j. V. BOtto.
q. B Massei.
ReSOtVed, that whilst we bow in humble submits
sion and resiJnation to the divine will sincerely
mourn the loss of our officers and members.
Resot1ed. That In their demise our society has lost
many OF its most worthy members, whose names
q { n nm
nifty, 10 which they have long resided, for selfsacr
neDg and ennobling deeds of Christian charity per-
formed during the late epidemic.
ResoIeed, That we extend our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence to tue families of deceased Off
GERS and members In their Affections
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be spread
upon the records OF our society, and that copy Of
the same be transmitted to the families of our de-
ceased friends.
A. B. VACCARO,
4 LUCCARINI,
FRANK CAZZASSA,
j. d, MONTEDONICO,