The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-04
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

Tho association was called TO order by
J, NJ. Lashlee, pursuant TO a call made
by him, ut the courthouse, and after
stating the object Of the meeting, A. O.
McRae was called to the chair and made
an address TO the ex-COnfederates.
Mr.. McRae offered hisresignation, but
it was not accepted, and, on motion, he
was reelected president of the organi-
cation for an indefinite period.
On motion of Capt. w. L. Maiden, j.
G., Robins was nominated as secretary,
and was elected by reclamation.
On motion, j. M. Lashlee was elected
vice-president Of the association, and J.
W. Saunders was elected field marshal.
A. q. Swindle was nominated and elect
ed chaplain.
On motion, the organization agreed to
be present at Camden Tuesday, June %,
TO take the train at 4.40 in the morning.
On motion, each soldier was requested
60 file his name with the secretary, stat
ing whether he intended to attend the
centennial or not, and for the purpose
of enrolling the same.
The following is a list of those who
were enrolled in the Benton County or
ganization
J. A.. Holland, A. q. Dickerson, W.
f. Maiden, IL. f. Stigall, r. Cherry, j.
G. Wheatley, 7. w. Barnes, w. N. Jor.
dan, James Berry G. @. Mitchell, II. L.
Wheatley, IA Utley, X. G.. Cole, J..
p. Baker, p. III. Taylor, j. A. Barnes,
A. Bell, Z. B. carp, j. G. Moore, G. G..
Camp w. w. Deaton, B. +. Farmer, T.
Pafford, w. J. Barnes, John Pafford, J.
II. WHY, =, N. CULLEN, G. B. Greer,
+. M. Bennett, J. Il. Frazier, J. M. Cas-
tile, 7. ]. Warmack, r. M. Weatherly,
T. @. Robertson, ID. M. Cuff, Berry Jor-
dan, p. S. Lashlee, Dan Rogers, M. J.
Rushing, John Hicks, J. A. Anderson,
B. F. Akers, H. II. Anderson, Joe Box,
Joe G.. Hudson, J. II. Combs, ], M. Cas-
tile, ]. M. Lashlee, o. T. Wilson, r. e.
Pafford, o. G. Hudson, L. w. Gibson,
W. Conley, f. M. Capps II. S. Green,
p. Holland, John Belyew, p. w. Hud-
SOM. II. Allison, J. M. Madden, J.3E.
Hawley, N. Hargis, J. II. Redick, w. G.
Rushing, A Mobiles, J. w. Saunders w.
r, Hicks, J. IN, Holiday, S. w. Holla-
day, NJ. A. Tucker, A. l.. Bonds, William
Harris, John Auley, w. w. Scott, Alex
Adams, John VickeIy, John Eaves, J. T,
Camp, M. A, Hatley, Frank. Smith, D. G.
Dic1ey, r. +. Hassell, p. H. Hatley, w.
D.Flowers, B. A. Totty, ". S. Brewer,
S. G. Hite, H. L. Brooks, A. G. Shelton
G.. w, Galbreath, II. H. Mitchell, J. J.
Hicks, j. /. Barnes, j. S. COrbitt, James
Nunnery, Mark Cole, l.. B. carp, I. j
Kee, E. J, Somers, A. f.. Swindle, John
Farmer, e. Hardin, Thomas Broughton
q. g. Wright, J, M. Patrick, J. II. Jen.
kins, f. G.. Hudson, Amos Corbitt, J. M
Spencer, w. F.Stephens, M. s. Parker
J. r. Cole, Lewis Cole and j. G. Robins
All x-Confederates of the adjoining
counties who have no organization ar
invited to join the ex-Confederates 0
Benton County on the 22nd.
On motion, as many of the veteran
as could, were requested to meet at tn
courthouse at Camden on Saturday mex
at 2 o'clock to decide upon the badge t.
be worn on the occasion Of the reunion
The correspondent of the Nashvill
Sun offered to give q copy of that pape
free to every one who would call her
tomorrow for the same.
On motion, THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
and the Nashville Sun and Nashvill
American be requested to publish thes
proceedings
On motion, there being no further bus
mess, the association adjourned.
A. G.. MCRAE,
D, Ct. ROBINS, President
Secretary.