Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-14

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! a
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tOrical Society; Mrs. 5. f. Wells, New
York; Western Reserve and Northern
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| savannah; Il. Whitaker, New York; X.
| c. Winthrop, Massachusetts; Wisconsin
Historical Society; Wylly & Clark, Sa-
vannah: Wyoming Historical and Genoa
logical Society; Yale College. Respect
| fully submitted, VIM. HARDEN,
Librarian Ga. Hist. Society.
SdrdHRdh, February -, 1888.
On motion. the Librarians report was
| received.
The designations of Messrs. II. f. Minis,
| John ID. Ten Brock, W. b. Mckee and a.
| FullartOn were read and accepted.
| The Librarian presented, in the name of
| Rev. L. NJ. Boyd, large pOcketboOk,
which hads been used at the St0newall
Brigade headquarters, given to him by
| Lieut.. Col. Lewis, formerly Adiutant of
| BaldWin's regiment: also, in the name of
| DR.. G.. TrOup Maxwell. of Ocala, Fla,
the antlers of two bucks, interlOcked, so
as to cause the death of the two amin"
| found soon after death. Mr.. w. :. y
presented, in the name of Mrs. Or. Cnal
tiers, case of minerals, etc. The thanks
of the society were returned for all these
gifts.
The annUGi election of officers was then
he'd, and the following were declared
duly elected:
President-Gen. Henry r jackson.
First Vice President-Gen. G. NJ. Sor-
rel.
Second Vice President A. r. Law
ton.
Corresponding secretary-Cspt. Robert
Falligant.
Recording Secretary-Saml. b. Adams
Treasurer-William :. BOgart.
Librarian-William Harden.
CuratOrS-COl. Chas. II. Olmstead. 4.
SchWaab, W. d. Harden, John .. FerriI
VIM. IL. Baker. VIM. y. Holt, Il. J. Lar
cOmbe.
The President announced that he would
make his appointment of the standing
committees at the next meeting.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Governor
of the State. and Paul II. Hayne, Esq,
were unanimously elected honorary men,
berS of the society.
The committee appointed at meeting
several months AGO. consisting of W. :.
BOgart and VIM. Harden, to prepare re-
YiSed copy of the constitution. bylaws
and list of officers and members, reported
that they have finished the work. and
recommended that the revised copy be
printed in pamphlet form. The report
was received, and they were authorized to
attend to the matter of having the print
ing done.
The meeting then adjourned.