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DR. RLEDsoEs ALTERATIvE coMpn1INn

AeeuyOVSr az heAe1tes the
OypeDstG, Enlargement and Information Of tie Spleen
Hsdrs62rns, C1Iic FEaaleacs Files Clastsrnation oii
diseases Of tie BOeCe, and such Diseases Is arise from
disorterd state Of the Stomach Lirer or Bocs,s a..
ScTofaSG and Sores Of any Kind For Ge1eral De5ilitv
from Ghich Ladies frequently suffer- there is not s
e9ual m the selos .Msteria Hsllicl
ME inventor of this prepaTa was for three years
L completely prosated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver that he frequently weeks at time unable
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from pyscans
at home and IN Europe bat in van his case was
hopeless by thousands, and it b accident hat he suc
ceeded In curing himself Since he has been praccpp med
cine his in such has been nrivale1 He
has been of the ncreduty of the public and cons.
quenty said nothing through the press of his own case
until the character of the medicine was fully established
by Its success shown the certificates which have oeeu
advertised.
subjo the certifcr of Prof NJ GABprRr of Nem,his
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF NV
suffering
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April H. ,J2
hereby certify hat have been acquainted with .Jr
N BedSoe and some years ago he reduced Lei eye
owe than have ever that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed to be dyspepsia Liver aec ion
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
as welas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored to good
health. NJ G4BBFRT NJ Il
Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied twill the character we give 10 il in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January IL 1852
DR. BLEDSoE:-l take the liberty and fell TO be nv duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as yery
sepeor medicine My aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five wears for dyspepsia and diar
rhea when having almost despared of his recovery con-
cluded TO try your Alternative bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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]. T. NATHURsT

RO0FER IND MANUF4CTURER
of Uarren's Fire and JTatfr Proof Conposition.-
DEEM it unnecessary for to say anything in favor Of
this mode of Roofing the constant increase of its popu
arty orhe last years that it has been tested in
y all parts OF the Union is the best evidence of its utility
and value. Tho roof shows for itself
3 Office Spruce Street, second door from Cedar ST,
in Moore's block feb2-ly
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JUST RECEIVED at NO 23
N0 bOAES Langhorn i Arluistead's best Tobacco n an
~ perior qualitSl
20 Nest Clothes Baskets:
30 hits Nos. and Mackerel, for sale by
-, r. F. BELL,
harcnlI opposite Sewanee House College St
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NoTICE-vALUABLE LAND FoR s.7v

IA Williamson county, the line between William
son and Davidsou being miles distant from Nashville
irom Franklin and from the Franklin and Nashville Turn
pke situated public road leading to the former place
Vne me mile west of The Gwen and Wnsead Pike one and
nan mics east OF the Harper Pike, and three quarter
es east Oh the Nashville and Colt mbia Railroad adoin-
ing an excellent Church. convenient Mills conIenient to
several excellent Physicians, and in half mile of a good
School House So
The Dwelling said place is large brick two and
naf stores high, with ell attached high and healthy
situation, with boldrunnng spring of excellent water
with SmoSehouse Kitchen Stables, and Cribs with an
Orchard of excellent Fruit Trees and six acres of Cedar
Timber, five miles of the place
GLOVER E0YD ra,p ~.
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NASHVILLE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1853
INSURANCE.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA.
Capital $3.50 900: All Paid In.
HAVE been appointed Agent of the above Company at
i Nashville and fully prepared to take Marine, Ere,
River Risks, on the most favorable terms.
full statement of the solvency of the Company can be
the office Of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com
pany, On College street.
seplS JOHN 5. DASHtbLL, agent
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MR0BERTS & MKEE,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
NJ T. R C. I'll A NTS
NEW oRLEANs-A earn

NARAEI ST, Doors from BRO-4D ST,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
April 90, lS52-ly
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horses In the journey This manufac ured for tbs
corporation OF New York by H N Hooper Co., OF Bos-
ton and is probably the largest bell in the Uni ed states
weighing nearly twenty two thousand pounds The work
81 bar gpg this bell 81 to contractor who receives
81 100 for the job and who has given bonds for ths faith
fal OF the work During yesterday the Park
In the rear OF the Hall crowded with people deeply
interested in this difficult operation Of lowering and hoist
ing such immense weights. II nothing happens, the
sound Of the new bell viii soon greet our ears.
SUSPICION Foul PLAY "A very great stery exists in
connection with young gentleman from Poughkespse,
who visited city short time since, and left his
friends to return ONE but has arrived there or been
beard Of since. The following advertisement inserted In
the HERALD at two or three different times, has not had
the effect OF clearing up the mystery
INroamATior WArTED-of William Johnson, OF POUCH
aged sssts Zen h0ss and thick SET
black sack coat and striped His would
nation that would his Whereabouts lett ss
This young man was of . respectable and we'll known
family, and was himself of steady and sober habits
sderI which the fact Of his disappearance cannot be
accounted for unless BY foul treatment
An ArTENrr AT HIGHWAY RonBERY Tuesday night, about
half past twelve O'Clock, man named Charles Angus
tus waSpassDg through Anthony street. Little Wa.
received blow the left eye from persons
unknown to him. The villains making the assault fed
upon the approach of officer Augustus brought
to the station house. and there deposited 1908 and gd
watch for safe keeping which property no doubt the
OBJECT OF the robbery had been In one OF the
stores Of the and showed his money while
treating some friends.
FRE.-The private stables Of Edgar NJ. Brown, No. 81
West Twenty first street, tooh fire Wednesday, at
ground, and with much difficulty subdued the flames be-
fore much damage had been occasi0ned
ANo1HER FRE-The alarm of FIRE early on Wednesday
caused by the burning of the tpe factory of Feeder
ing Iangurer situated in Thirty ninth street. between
Tenth and Eleventh From the factory the flames
communicated with the two story frame dwelling house of
Mr. Hurdy, adjoining all of shch DESTROYED. Every
effort OF the hremen the consuming buildings
of avail
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Port sr Now York, Hovsmbsr 80, 1883.

CLEARED
Steamship --Alsbama, Schsnck Savannah, ST Mitchil
Union, Adsnf, Charles ton. spoferd Tileston & Co
ships-Hound, Spicer, New Orleans, Eagle Hazard;
New York. Hutchinson, Liverpool, n Marshall & CO.
Republic. Venke, L rdon, Thompson Il Newh. us; Vim
TEL Fupck EIvrs BOYD Hincien Lshtfoot (nes clip.
BArks-O J Chafee Nichols, Havre, p Buck 4 Co Ed.
ward, Patterson Apaachioola Zap Hazard Genbarn,
Springer London Cook Smith Clara Windsor Button,
Tbomss, RntseII Wing
sterlrg (Br), Barker Windsor, l. s Dswof 1zlra,
Brown, Cardepas, MASTER Joseph Murphy (Br). Ander
son, 81 Johnr NJ, Irwin Co; zsxo, Gilchr,t Monte
,ideo and B1snos Ayres MASTER Johann (Brsr), Koh1,
Il nd D, Bechtel.
scbrs--A Baker, Baker Fredericksburg, n Lakewood,
Narrower wsirplt RchmoI d. Pierson Alonzo Fields,
Newborn, Blackwell Co; Denia (spin), Msgner Dens,
FeanSia Gomez Co Kate siidniore Key West, master
Valentine GIN Bath MASTER ST phen raber Tnthil New
Powel Relief, Gates, Jacksonville, Peck Church.
sloor-Nary Atwatr, watsrhou'e, New Haven, Il
stesmer-parter Vein Fairfoul, Baltimore Parker Vein
Coal Company.
ARRIVED
Steamship Curlsw (Br new) Samson, Glasgow Nov 4th,
Curard.
Steamship wm Penn, Mortimer, Charleston, 60 hours,
chip John Bryant (of Boston) Dyer Leghorn 4s days.
passed Gibraltar Oct 81 with FIVE passengsrs to Pasta
csld,. Oct 81 o. CAPE De Cat saw bark Egsntne from
passage The has made the passage between attitudes
33 and 3D. and has had nt h easerly winds nearly the
whole passage.
Bark MoTaug Croker Gibraltar, Oct IS, to K Reed
Experienced heavy weather the passage Nov 10, lat
3S 80 Ion 66 S. In gale from sc while running sh ped
heavy the arboard quarter which carried away
the monkey bulwarks round the poop, filing the cabin
and decks with water and causing the vessel to Leak at
IL Pr hove the vessel and stopped the Leak 9Th,
lat 81 TO- Ion So exchanged signals with Am ship Helen
Mill bound 21th lat 80 ", lon 90 60 spoke ship
Waban OF Boston, hence for London The N has had
heavy weather the coast twelve days from the
loOgtuds II 00 the Gath inst In heavy gale from NJ
split mainss jb and maintx psail ard oh ICED to
heavs IN In consequences.
Rsx A.Au (csspI. QrA:an. Bremen. Il dayA xita las
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The Election Fraud I'm the twentieth

The Election Fraud I'm the twentieth
Ward.
CROSS. EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES FOG THE DE-
FENCE.
Yesterday the examination Of witnesses continued
before Justics Stuart in sLs seged election fraud
following is the evidence
Mathew NcDoueaI, of 80 wess Twenty nnt, street
sworD says-I voted for Crm-ni,ys a. Tucker bit don
remember the middle letter.
Wila1n A. White, Of No ss wese ninth street.
sworn says1 voted the Tocer ticket got the ticket
from az american, but can cal he name; canro say
same ticl e., thSk the Crnmngs c. Tccser;
the irst of several ssters, sbeR single letter
know what voted through, that 3aske for q resorn
ticket asked for American ticket q Tucker and
voted Tucker ticl ct the MAJ Offers, me the Tu ser
ticket ! an positive it Cummings c. Tucker
thought Snd duplicate ticket
To the Court think the ticket ISre sght here is Ia
one Ike Il one voted; wish TO u.s correction.
mean 10 say that it Cum nings J Tucker thss
voted for. and not Cummings c. T&cer; have madsa
mistake 10 lie a sodle letter.
j. Fsuntain, Of No. So vess Twe.cy ninth street,
worn, ss,sl voted the tickev Cummings II. Tucker;
-ecollect thai fuckers in capitals; don't
,srow how tas ticHet Cers ID
LorTan freeman of Ne 55 Tmsety egt a street. wore
tSs-l vstcd At the last election, tho ticket headc
Cummings Z. TGcisr; read tn Stcket toou Oh. voted
hewhg tst except for schoos oicers aor Z rscol.ect
any Of tie particulars Of the ckst except fact that 1t
was ftr ClxsmiDgs a. Tucker.
Ai-a m JsliT sworn say ST. v5te tick headed Cum
m.rgs H. Ticker; received the ticket at the poll it
ohs ed TO ne, ecoiect seeis Inc mai or Cumnin<s
H. Tucker thu ticket; voted tbs Tucker ticket about
Ia = IN hoSr after had received it,
Robert Ta7,or. sworn. says:- v0ted for Cummings a.
Tu kerr gss tho ticket froR the ward rit.ee;
say that opsned the itch ct before 1sso.ited 1t .
the box foded number OF cis tickets assisted by
two boys; say but tina. voted .ket folded By
OF my Dys; aio not overlook the ticssLs fol- ed b
boys Cd ret besr any tick headed in any
oilsr ssa Cummings Ticker.
Perraid Sweeney sworn. ssys:-l obtarS5 the tcksts
voted a tbs wing box read CamnI;pgs Tucker the
ticset vots! tina name Gun Aings positive we
spelled one -f full
The further examination OF Witnesses postponed u
sequence Of the gis.ras having II take mp otte,
matters awaiting his u'me late sttentiHn No spes,si
tiEae dssaRstad for another hearr < IN. the a
tase s.atsi hat his business such that he coulc
sks up .o matter during the dx yt Of this wo%I;
therefore, 4 the defence .saed continue the
sf the Witnesses tho Cour. weud hear stn
daring the sseniLg. The witnesses informed TIA.
ttay. L % notified vhea wanted
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pamensers, to Bechtsl Nov 81 lat IS 49, Ion g. fen
In with the wreck Of brig Fremont before rep,red),
otgec and abandoned; Nov 2s lat 40 40 lon ",
spoke achr Francisco, from st Donngc for Boston
Co. Nov 70 at night while lying at anchor the Bar
was run into BY brig Fannie, of Frankfort which carried
away the P's jibboom and foretopga llAntmast.
Brig Wacissa, Powell st Marks 81 days. to smalwood.
sails &c.
Brig Teazer (Brl. Chisholm, Halifax, Gays, with nine
passengers. 70 Whitney.
Brig Henry honcurs (of Pittston), Curtis, Jackson
schr sarah Maria (of ColdspriDg) Jones, Malaga Al
days. and Gibrsltar 80 days, to McAndrsws Nov 9,
LAT 80 10 Ion a. 3d. spoke whaling ship Julia and from
Warren. cruiss. % days ont Goth, Highlands N by
PbisdelpA,s or Boston 2stb in the Gulf Stream, In
gale from M shipped filing the cabin with water
The has experienced heavy gales on the passage split
fsilr. 6c
schr Esorado, I6ok, Columbia, 10 days.
Schr Saxon, Angelic Calais, 10 days
sehr Mary Augusta Hooper, Bangor, 10 days.
Schr 81 George. -, st George, ~ days.
schr II Horton, Horton, Boz ton, days
Schr Ipdisn Yourg. Boston, days
ssST Rsssoss
scbr Da MEL Russell, Smaller, Portland, CT. days
schr Ellen Dufield, billiard, Portland Ct, day.
sloop Frederic Brown, Gardiner, Providence 2 days.
sloop Joe Hall, Coe, Portland Ct, days.
BELOW.
Ship Andover, from Europe.
Bark VIM Alden Bates Belize Hon, to Alexandra.
Brig Gen Wilson, Carbonette st MArks, Is days, to
Brodis Il Pe.tes
Brig Vannis. Of Frankfort Ne, from West Indies.
Brig Gov Brown, from Southern port.
Aho one ship and one bark, unknown
SAILED.
Br steamship Arabia, for Liverpool; ships Ben Adams,
ami Panama (new) do.
Wind At sunset NNW and light,
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Married.

On Tuesday, November 20, by the Raw NJ. Lawrence,
OF the Church of the Holy Communion, Mr.. MAvroN Z.
TOWNSEND to Miss JANE e. MrADK, all Of this city.
Rev. E. insey, B. A. MAInrAu, of New York, 70 Miss
SUSAN FIANDRHAU, of the for ner place.
At Cambridgeport, Mass. Tuesday, November 90 by
the Rev J. f. W. Ware, John Il COPELAND, of Brooklyn II.
y to Miss ABRY daughter OF Joseph d. Annable Eco,
of the former place.
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From the Saint Andrews Society OF Philadelphia -
We're nnco thrang-but ye taxi tine
To sic hepin han 60 n puir stranger,
The driven tide o. trade has shed
Avs, your aui Scottish Kindness"
Mr. TxwIS Que 81 the ex Presidents. Afterwards made
speech in reference 70 toast OF the Prssidsnts
and gave
The memory Of James Hogs. the Ut ri * Shepherd
The company soon afterwards dispersed.
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The total expenses FOR the peroa-that is eleven
years-smornfed 10 saI5 3S whoh leaves 5l4 1873 SO n
The iurds OF the society
After the reading q The foregoing report the meeting
Adjourned
EoRs ABOUT r1H WEATHER Can too p1uch Sc said IL
praise ii such delightful days that yesterday. The
dying hours OF fall and tte connecting link between
tump and winter. U5srcoats sere CT mbersome and
less all cay long they have bsen FOR weeks past
making the orsinss, the tail dull indeed Early ia
the morning the looked do with Distracted
upon all SUMMARY things and sent its inyigoratiDg
warmth to the heart OF ali objects animate or In
innate inyalds Who have long Stree settled them elves
down into winter quarters looking 10 ward 70 the present
howr winds yesterday peeIed from their chambers
veptur,d upon the streets TO drink for time the gori
nsbue which they felt to be the beat pauscea
all the "s that neh is heir to- Some are disposei 70
think N at the clerk Of the weather has made mig
take in his reckoning OF the seasons and Intends skipping
winter ard rushing in at smiling spring. adsn with
fruits and flowers. Al present nature TO favor such
a conclusion.
ANOTHER Arrest OF YANKEE SuIIyGS-A PoiST or Hoyoa
Yankee Sullivan having beer defeated on a point Of
fancy law, then arrested for volotny the Law of
Massachusetts, To this he gave bail and came en- to Ne
York willing to forfeit the recognzauce rather than 20 to
"durance vile" lie was no sever again arrested day
two since by the sheri Of Yves chester county for
breaking his parole Of honor which he gave whea par
donsd for former prize fight An application
which granted, and Yankee Sullivan will be brought
before the court to answer for violating his parole
THE NEw HALL BmI-Ths workmen are still busy en-
gagged In the Parh In fixing the bel In he cupola
the City Hall. Thu old takea down ye.ter lar
and drawn out In the Parb, where II examined By
rim In extent about third Of the circumference Of the
bell and about SIX inches deep The substitute was
brought. the day before yesterday. f~m ThitySiri
h'ssst 70 tas Pasa, .:s.aS "A. .sAs Vi .ass,
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From this account taSt tire number of deaths
usual exceeds the lumber CT births As have before
shswn not for the city would
at this become depopulae At this OF the
year. favorable to health than any other, might
ressonae be supposed that tie births would DO III the
ma jority. Ths3 not however much behind the
deaths at other periods FACT showing that this lie
xu.umrai weather is not without its sautsry effects.
TIN Fcanes EMIGRATION ms CRY LAST
IoNTH-liaRr2rT AT SfA-Tho following table comprises
The foreign emigration to this port during the rnon: of
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Geographic Marine Report.
BOsron. Nov 80
Arrived-shi,s James Cooper, Cette; Addleaex, New
Orleans; bark Su2tanA, Smyrna.
N1w ORLEANS, Nov %.
Arrived-Shps Westminster, Memphis and C0rnelia,
New York; Josiah BRADLEY, Boston; Av aukie Portland
bark Linden, New York.
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7 Ell Z G X A PHO

NEWPORT, Nov 80, 1858.
The Morgans have plead guilty to the sssaut upon Nj
Hone. The case will se continued this afternoon.
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Our Newport Correspondence.

NEWPORT, L. Nov, rs, 1858
ne Tfiol n the Morgaas-Mate1s and Things in Necpnt
We reached this very an,iquated town q few days
age The event which to excite interest
at present is the assembling of the Court of Common
Pleas which holds it's arst sitting this
W. R. Staples presiding.
Among the cases t. be tried is civil suit, com.
menced by Mr. Houe against W. r. Morgan and brother
for assault upon him in this place during the month
Of September last with the particulars o. which your
readers already familiar.
The criminal suit against the parties for assault
and battery viii be heard during the session. Mr.
Hons the plaintiff, is here he lays his damages at
$50 eco w. Morgan is expected by to nigh rs boat he
having returned from Europe to meet his trial,
The counsel for the plaintiff M.ssrs. Potter Shelf
feld and Perry. Henry Cranston Son, with hsssrs.
Ames and Payne, have been retained for the defence
NEWPORT R. L, Nov. 90, 1858.
The Court of Common Pleas COMMENCED its sittngs at
the State House this morning. Judge Sta 2lss charge
able one, and has ELECTED uoh commendaton Ia
particular that portion of it which relates to the esa sh
men House of Reform which would furnish prison
house for juvenile and less hardened denquents and be
lively under the entire direction of the State
than the existing in Providence. In the after
the Grand Jury into court with indi tment
against Morgan and brother for their assault pom
Mr Isaac Hone during the month of September last The
Court gave the parties until A. M TO prepare
FOR their trial. ~ which time they will be Arrsignsd
Both the plaintiff and defendants, with their respective
council in the city. The Morgsrs ara stop
ping at the Aqusduct House. The Court this
ing sentenced poor fellow one Asher, who
keeps grocery store, ard has, perhaps retalsd few
gallo ns of liquor, to ten days imprs nment and 500
fine at least the jury found him guilty and such the
penalty An individual bought several glasses o!
thing stronger than water had it chsiked mp upon the
veneers ooor and scratched cut with six shilling
piece All OF which went most concusvely to prove that
the upucky grocery man had violated tho Rhode Island
Maine Liquor Law. Consistency, thou jsws' Twenty
men have sold liquor brandy srnashes cocktails, and
coebeTs oleny and above board to the equsnte's of
this modern Moab day after day; yet all have
seathed except Asher who falls victim TO personal
sno the dignity Of law.
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IBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH

TIE H0HIASDe, Nov 80-SundOvn.
Two shps two barks and brig In the eastern or
bound in Steamship alabama, ships South Carolina,
and Benz Anms brig Sam Paddock Capt Tom, and Qrson
Esther, have gone to
WIND light from NV. Weather clear.
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very great from cholera, sigencs shipooard aad
other caases.; but for which, tina above total weah
have besa. sSs,led much begosd the present
her. As = instance of tae great fatality among
emgrant;, nigh. sllude % the of the a;rip
Marathon, which arrived at che qaarantine Ties
day last THIS vessel W. published yesterday, lett
verpeo. sta Ave hunc red aDitweny tive passengeSon
board AID on the passage vera buried from chelera IL
s>Ierht the fated rsssei many fste.a
average died per day. fact startling to all who emit:
cpats ssa voyage ard melancholy to every he,ss of
human irpalss Were this ta effect entirely Of rasnr
Epidemic, which human possr coald not thwart. each
would ~ in su5mission TO Inc scsurse but whoa va
consider tho cond ton the passengers vessels
placed ia through the agency, wha' pei cent
Of tn dsaths Shouts be Sharged TO human negligence
In the Of the Maratop tbs ch Ilera had dcas its
work aad disappeared on tho senta day out Of Liver
pool sai Ae remaining passengers we're landed IN good
health. Sat mary OF or- sngrant ships arrive hess
reeliut with filth, with hE beoga stowei away IL
they many wine, living sometimes psoviiions
what sonder that many soul having his native shores
with ugh hopes of a bright future n the Nsx Wox.d
shot ID end wetery grave in tee very dawn Of bis anti
ociss than he condition. OF soms Of the engrat ships
our port.
yzs YoYx SoorrrY III TIL RErIxs OF w1cyss Asp OR.
paS ~ MEDICAL MEaIhe eleventh annual meeting OF
this oeiaion hell yesterday afternoon, in the
Grady street Medical College There present
but members of wham sbont twenty FIVE attended. TIE
business consisted cnisay Of the reedxg Of the Trsa
srGers report and the eaction OF officers Or. JAMES
Anderson presided and Dr. j. W. G. Csosen.s oiciated
as Secretary Aver tbs reading of the minutes. the
Secretary read !stter from DR. James C. Dss, the Presi
dent during the past declining p re election The
slec fof officers next held with, the folio wing
( suit -
lresW eLt-er. Isaac Wood. VIA PTssdents--Jamss
Audsrson, G. G, nmann, II. D. 8aialey. Treasurer
1 T. l.. Beadle Mansgere--O White, j. Watson, f. DesR
field, = I. AubDart Thomas Nasa, J. G. Bliss, A. O.
/ Post.
The number of gers twslty one, Of whom
go out every The three following subsequently
elected 20 81 vscepeissJ. n. Iastead e. Carter and
p Waite From the Treasucsr's report for tAs pas.
year appears tina the fund " the society for Sac pre-.
ssnt tss amounts to S14 ISa which recssad from
| the coll0ynr sourees-
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City InfAfl1cence.

MONTHLY RETURNS CRY INSPECTOR. tao
urss of this officer for tho month Of November, wc