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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-04
The War Meeting Last Night.
Cooper Institute Jammed.
Renewal Of New York Patriotism.
SPEECHES AND RESOLUTIONS.
Tennessee.
An ATTACK en- kss,vule Rep.lsed.

An Attach en- n ssx VILE Repalsed.
Enpxr,as, Sor 80 During Saturday night Nov.
ssh, the enemy made general attack insfSr-s ca .
iaIse portion u eur akirmishins Line and At mIdnisht
ssses<dsd In driving Ia picksts. CanponsdiDs
and stiru,iships continssd al night. EAriy In the
norn'ns the enemy charged In s,reas force upon
General Fsnloss position, Fort Saunders. They
ven mst midway by murdsrous discharge OF grs,S
and canister and the steady Gre Of the rife pss,
der which they fal,efed and hnsily fell back in
hrok frasments leaving two Colonels, several Cap
tains, and IN al one hundred dead the Geld.
oelsdsrsblo force reached the foot Of the psrspst
emily TO tumble Into ten feet ditch oundns he
fort whore the wounded, dead and living vsrs 81 I'd
tn an indistins suishsbe mas We captured s3A prs.
snsu. The eusmy's los IL not far from, 100 In the
ssssuit the union loss 10 less than -. Gsnersi
BuIuiide hnmansly offered . truce TO GENERA Llus-
sasst to oP NJ to afford time for the removal the
saemy's wounded nd burial II the dead, which vss
sSrssd TO- and Afterwards sItsnded two houss. The
Vosndsd vse brought into cur hospitals and eos
vsyed On Cur snbuiAness to the ensmys line. Three
aAad o( eoloss were captured This monday morn
Ias Il 10 clear and freezing weather. sith quiet
assand the line.
Facts asd Rsaor~.
CAaftdnooco, Dee. sd-rhs rnevsmsnts Of tAis
army, nou;soips on. cannot be reported. Theis are
Questionable reports Of rebel raid the Chies
nassA River st Red House Ford, aud that the farnt
us there took rfuss In the town. Rumors continue
b theksn Of rsbsi deins 10 the tordef eoup.iss Of
Tennessee. Reports cay that Faulkner aad his nsa
ere nes only eonsenpans all the men they can lay
their hands on, but thu, they are taking all the
here's mules cattle and hogs, without regard to ths
political sentiments Of owners, that they cas- find
The Chasnooga hospitals full Of the wounded Of
bsth armies. Refugees and desertsr report that Gen
Brsss has bssn reinforced near Dalton. &C., By Joe
Johnston.
EGsAi~oton, DEE. s-Ths military ss,hesitiss re-
ssivsd . telegram this morning from Gen. Fsstsr.
~so vas Joined st Cumberland Gsp BY the fosess pre-
sioaay san tbithsr from Gsa burnside 10 guard that
Aportspt point. Ths fev troops under Foster might
psshaps Be able TO iaAct some damage ths Of
0su. L0nCussf. vhs L. rsusstins Into viSsinis.
GsA. sherman would ssseh the neishbosheol Of
Enoyviils Today.
CiHcnNa,i, Dec s.-A dispatch has been received
6un Gen. Fosters Chief Of S'ad. dated Cumberland
Gap lN ipst-. which says nothing Of the capture Of
e0QV rebel psisonsrs At Knoxville.
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Arkansas.


Fort Smith, Ark-. De. .. -G.-. rsh''l res relic
bic information that the enemy are rrfchsa aL.,s
the Little Missouri River The rsht vns oitns rst,i
forsss. usder Gen. Price IL near W-stlustCu the sii
wing usdss Csbs. 10 at suddo Gsp, And tb' eeut ..
under Msrusdnks. 10 In the vicinity Of hurIses-
boro II 10 thought that these fosess srs pspsrns TO
attack Fort Smith or Little Rock. The rsbsi Gen.
Cooper In the Red River Valley ssd 5,urv ait in the
Greek Nation. Thsir total force Ia estimated At ?2o0,
but this 10 ne doubt eIassers,ed. General Blunt 10
berO
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Army Of the Potomac.


Hsad?uaetsrs Of fAs Avmyoy Cs PO'omac, Wdsh-
Syotos. Dee s.-Ths Army Of The Potornss, csssssd
The RspiAsn IN three eolunns the se.h Of Novsm-
pss, ed eoncsstrs,.a the following esy sa Nine
Eun-
Tbs enemy occupied he hills - the sppesits aide ef
he stream In foil force.
The paatioa OF ,hs enemy ~ss naturally . vuy
strong enc aud 10 was fouad to b sntrenehd along
has entire line, bis works being . esnlnususs Of
hoss on the Rspiisn. to turn vtieh vss the ebIse,
q our Amy Ihs position vss tss formidable to bs
carried By assault
Ths great difficulty Of ksepias uS the sup
puss Of the troops at this ssason of the
VA st any distance from the railroad, - wsli
- the lmrIscticstillty Of the country for o6susive
nnitAry operations, prevented . more sItslsivs
movement, and the ANY returned to tbs North side
Of the Rayidsu- The fsiDs back to cur present. po-
stion vss accom- p,sbsd vithous ioss Of men % sp-
srty.
The entire casualties during the can psisn win act
ssesed one ttou,aud in killed, wounded and mssies
few men ~ho forded Nine Kun. and lay on piskst
ta'y during Monday nishL wsrs hossn to death, and
ssvsrsi bodies Of rebel skirnishss carried To the
rear On stretchsrs the came u,ornias. With the sI
ssHiOn Of few cavalry stlrmiAhes, the snsmy did
sr attempt ~ snaoy our rear return.
Washington, Dee. s-The impfssSisa here to-day
isShss Gsassi Meade viii bs removed, - Ls 10 spo
Gn uishtilSiy Of today. The winter e.mpsia u
svG.
sscoHp DsspArou.
Teshin5ton Dec, e.-lt sppssSs. hsvsvsy. hsrN
csa hssds's eispstchss- that Il vss evidently IN
s,YSsd % stSses ths sLsrDys sTissdsd vorss On
xasfnE, - ssaasassa - .0n0 ~ ~ ens
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Latest News
sYzzLxcRA PH TO TIE SHH YoRK sCs
FROM TENNESSEE.
AN ATTACK ON KNOXVILLE.

BLOODY REBEL REPULSE.
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Longstreet's Loss 700 Men,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26
SheriFs Sale.

James Means Henry and Alcena Tiffany and
Augustus IsbeA
DY virtue of an order of sale. to me directed.
ID issued OFT of the Fifth judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, State of Kansas, 1 will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY Cd, 1864,
at II o'clock NJ, at the Courthouse door, in the
lown of Emporia, county of Lyon and State of
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following described lands and
tenements: Commencing at the southwest corner
of the north half of the northeast quarter of
ton No. four "a, township No. nineteen l9).
range No. eleven C1); thence along the center
line of said section four ~, north twelve degrees
fifteen minutes az 9l5), west fourteen "a
chains. to walnut stake; thence seventy-eight de-
grees five minutes (79 9 s., east one thousand two
hundred and eighty-fve q .285) chains to a stake
in prairie; thence south twelve degrees fifteen
minutes az 0l5), east fourteen "a cha ms to
red elm stake south line of said north half;
therce south seventy els hit degrees five minutes
(76 s., west one thousand two hundred and
eighty-6ve Il ,2e5) chains to point of beginning;
containing eighteen acres, more or less situated
in Lyon county, State of Kansas. taken as the
property of the said Henry and Alcena Tiffany
20 be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand. at my office in Emporia,
this 28th day of November, A. D. 1853
ROBERT PARHAM, a
3l3-lSSll 80 Under Sheriff
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vidual. with one drop of patriotism in is
veins could, at such juncture. write so
cooily? Expurgating fifteen lines the book
would be received at Richmond. Compare
this limid. trembling Copperhead policy
with that noble. eloquent. and patriotic
speech. 1.-The Duty Of the American Ora
tor" in McGuffey's Fifth Reader, p. 953.
That speech ought to be committed to MEM
DRY by every boy in the land. It has been
remarked, that we lacked nationality 1t
is the duty of parents and teachers TO in
struct children and youth to love their
country. Now to the moral and religious
character of these books the most orthodox
could not object; in fact. ii is most excellent.
Indeed, the most devout rebel divine would
admire it. But true American orthodoxy
implies not only fidelity to God. but also
fidelity TO our Country. Constitution. and
Government. which God mas given US.
There are several other points to which
I proposed to advert. but for the present let
them pass.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

The following petition is being circulated
in this vicinity. Those who wish to sign
it in different parts of the country can just
cut II out of the paper. paste It on sheet
of writing paper, and circulate. and send it
to G. V. Eskridge at Emporia or Topeka:
To the Legislature IF tie StOts Of Rons0s.
TIE undersigned. ciiizans and freeholders
of Lyon cnun'v, respectfully petition your
honorable body to pass law requiring all
owners Of cattle to fence them at night from
the first of September until the first of Jan
uarV each year, and your petitioners will
ever pray.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Proctor and Haskell VS.. Mildred S. Fuller, Ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of Joseph A. r uller,
and Robert H. A. Fuller, Minor Heir of Joseph
A. Fuller, deceased.
DH virtue of an order of sale, to me directed,
ID from the Fifth Judicial District Court, for
Lyon county, Kansas, l will,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY I'd, A D. 1864,
at o'clock P. n, at the Courthouse door, in EN-
poria. Lyon county Kansas, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the following
escribed lands and tenements Lot No one hun
dred and thirty three Q33), Commercial street,
EmpOria. Lyon county. Kansas, taken as the pro-
perty of the estate Joseph A. Fuller, deceased
to be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand, at my Office, in Empo-
ria, this 18th day of November, 1863.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3l31SS7.40 Under Sheriff
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SheriFs Sale.

George N. Hale vs. Timothy Osgood
DY virtue of an order of sale. to me ERECTED
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court. for Lyon county, State of Kansas, l will.
at IL o'clock NJ,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 2D, 1864.
at the Courthouse door, in the town of Emporia,
county of Lyon and State of Kansas offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder the
following described lands and tenements: The
northwest fractional quarter of section seven "a,
town nineteen up. range ten (I0), containing
one hundred and fifty-five and thirty five hun.
dredths Ij5 35-lO0) acres, more or less. situated
in Lyon county, State of Kansas, taken as the
property of the said Timothy Osgood, to be cold
to satisfy said order of sale.
Given under my hand. at my office, in Empo-
ria, this 28lh day of November, A. D. 1853.
R. PARHAM. Under Sheriff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

This excellent paper has again made its
appearance as large as it was before the
raid. 1t is one of the best, most honest,
aud ablest journals in the West. A large
club should be taken at this Office. Per-
sons wishing good weekly, filed with the
latest news and the choicest miscellany and
agricultural matter. cannot get better pa
per than the Lawrence Journal. Ten copies
can be had for fifteen dollars. Can we not
get up club of at least twenty copies at
Emporia? We should recollect this staunch
martyr sheet. Mr.. Lowman is struggling
to build up a good paper, and the people
ought TO help him. Single copies $500.
Address H. E. Lown1au, Lawrence. Kansas.
Persons who took the Journal before the
raid, and whose subscriptions had not ex-
PRED. can get the balance of the numbers
due them By sending in their names and the
uuexpired term of their subscription. A
club for the Journal for 664 will be found
at the Post Office. and all who want the
paper should hand in their names by that
time. The Journal will give us the latest
news every Friday night.
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THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

A few politicians and few journals are
making doleful howl just now about the
election Of Senator this winter by our Leg
ielature. in which they imagine all sorts Of
unfair games to be practiced upon their i'm
macuIate political God. Jim Lane-he is to
be superseded and forced to give up his
seat a year too soon by Governor Carney.
We do not believe any attempt will or ought
to be made 10 elect a Senator this winter.
The Legislature can just as we'll elect Pome-
roy's successor as Lanes. and. in fact. If
they go into tie election of Senator at all,
they might as well elect supply for twenty
five years, so that there will be no more
contention on this subject. We think the
scared individuals above alluded to can
calm their fears.
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SheriRs Sale.

Jonathan Walker VS.. j. NJ Foster.
DY virtue Of n n order of sale, to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. Kansas, I will,
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY Cd, A. D. 1864
at II o'clock NJ, at the Court-b Ouse door, ID En-
Poria, Lyon county. Kansas, offer at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements: The southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section No
twenty-five (22), town eighteen (18), range eleven
DID,, situated In Lyon county, Kansas, takenl
the property of the said j. 81. Foster, to be sol
to satisfy said order of sale
Given under my hand. at my office in Empori:
this 18th day of November. A. D. 1863.
ROBERT PARHAM
3I3-1sS665 Under sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale.

II. W. Flick, Administrator de bonis non of the
Estate of Samuel Hamill. deceased, vs. J. D.
and O. NJ. Walker his wife, - 81 s. q r
DY virtue of order Of sale, to me directed,
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court. for Lyon county. Kansas, will,
OK SATURDAY. JANUARY ID, A. D. 1864,
at II o'clock n. Mt the Courthouse door, in En-
pOria, Lyon county. Kansas, offer at public auc.
tion, to the highest bidder, the following de-
seribed lands and tenements; The northeast quar-
ter Of section thirtY-fve (35). township eighteen
range eleven III, situated in Lyon county. Kas.
taken the property Ct the said J D. and g. d.
Walker. to be sold TO satisfy said order Of sale.
Given under my hand, at my Office in Empo-
ria this 18th day Of January. A. D. 1853.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3I3-Is$7 Under ShsrifS
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SheriR's Sale.

Jonathan Harris We. Henry and Alcena Tiffany
DY virtue of an order of sale, TO me directed
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county, Kansas. will,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 2D, 1864,
at IL o'clock n at the Court. house door, in EN-
PoTia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer at public auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, the following de-
seribed lands aud tenements: The southeast
quarter Of section seven ~, township nineteen
Q9), range eleven M, situated in Lyon county.
Kansas, to be sold the property of the said Hen
~ and Aleena Tiffany t. satisfy said order of
sale.
Given under my hand, At my Office in Emporis,
this 26th day of November. 4 D. 1863.
ROBERT PARHAM,
3l3-18S6 65 Under Sheriff.
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Vine st-LOts 4s 60 70 81 90 los n2 12e 1876
I53 at 81 cts each.
Park st-LOts "a GO II 50 s5 Sc SO 90 at 81 cts
each.
Mechanic st--Lots 16 81 "a Sc 68 90 90 102 1o8
I33 l62 at 63 cts each.
Commercial st-Lots Sc So 81 90 1877 I4O l42 l57
ia i76 I76 2l0 237 292 zig at 65 cts each.
BellaIr st-Lots 50 IS SO lO3 l26 l29 ut 65 eta
each.
Pleasant st-LOts &c 6s 10 II 1O3 lis at So
cts each.
College st-Lots rs rs 81 s5 96 81 100 lO4 154 at
60 cts each.
East st-LOts IA 50 90 90 los at Sc cts each.
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LYMAN Allen

The Lawrence Journal thus speaks of the
lamented Lyman Allen, whose death we no.
| tieed few weeks ago:
He came to Kansas in March, 1855, and
has been prominent actor on all occasions
Of public Importance since. He was a sol
der in our early struggles against the Bor-
der Ruffians; was often a member of the
various committees of safety that the peo-
pie in our troublous times were compelled
| to select; was member of the Legislature
under the Topeka Constitution, and mem
Der of the first Territorial Council elected
by the Free State men. He filled these va
rious positions creditably to himself and 10
his constituents. He was independent and
fearless in the utterance Of his convictions.
and welded marked influence N the com
munitv Although severe and emphatic in
his criticism of men and measures, he was
shrewd and cautious in the condition of his
affairs, whether public or private a
strong partisan, he entered Zealously into
every contest in behalf of the measures and
the men whom he loved. He was a warm
and steadfast friend. If you had his esteem
he would stand by you, no matter how dark
y adversely might lower about you. AS
the cloud thickened. his zeal grew warmer
in your defense. Such natures have their
faults, and make enemies as well as friends
His faults and his enemies were as few as
those Of any prominent m an in our commu-
nifty. He has filed a place in our midst,
from which he will be greatly missed On
all matters of Importance requiring legisla-
ton, he was among the first selected to aid
in the enterprise. Our people had conf
dence 10 his judgment and ability.
Two years ago he was seized with con
sumption, brought on by sudden exposure.
He struggled manfulIy against It. continuing
his business. his interest in public affairs,
when other men. so situated. would. dis
hearlened and discouraged. have ''struck
their flag" Finally ne was compelled to
yield. His last wishes were for the happi-
ness of his friends. and with aspirations for
thu ir welfare. he passed quietly and peace
fully away from US.
He was buried with Masonic honor by
TIE Lodge of which he was a member, the
Senior Grand Warden officiating. Rev. Mr..
Cordlev preached the funeral sermon. One
of his last wishes in regard to public mat
tiers was that tie people should institute
some measures TO procure Cemetery He
felt keenly' the Importance and necessity of
such action. He desires that the public
should secure some grounds for such pur-
poses that it could call its own-a spot sol
EMMY dedicated for that object. which the
hand of affection could beau'iiy and adorn,
sacred from The hammer of the auctioneer
or the merciless grasp o: the Spectator.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

A Paola paper thinks that a town that
supports six saloons should be able to sup
port at least one church. good school, and
a hotel. We think so too. Agitate the
question, man. and If you want a good
model for town of the right stamp. come
over to Emporia. and you will find one 10
suit exactly. We have one of the finest
school buildings south of the Ksw river.
just being completed. We have three neat
and commoIious churches, two finished
and the third just receiving the finishing
touch of the plasterer. a good hotel and
"nary" saloon yet. Who says Emporia
won't do to tie to? Our town IS improving
fast. sr5
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

The O-age ChoronicIe is informed that
F. G Hunt. of Empnria. intends starting a
new paper at that point. to be called the
Vanguard. "-Topek0 Tribune.
Yes; and rumor says that the paper is
intended for circulation principally in the
Kaw nation. More than three hundred
have already subscribed. The efforts of
Mr.. Hunt to ameiiorate the condition of this
unfortunate people are truly praiseworthy.
and will receive hearty "grunt" from
every intelligent Ksw.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

Scbo6eld has been removed by the Pres
ident. This will be hailed with great Joy
by the Radicals of Missouri. They have
fought long and we'll against fearful odds
Rosecrans is spoken of as a successor 10
Sahofield.
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HARTFORD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

NOTTCE-THE FIRST TERM OF THE
~ HARTFORD COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE will commence on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25ru, 1863.
in charge Of
Mr. s. LEWIS as Principal. and
Mas. HAWKS as assistant.
number of Students can be accommodated
with board at from 50 20 50 per week, in private
families.
By order Of Board of Trustees
J. w. STEWART.
Agent Hartford Collegiate Institute.
Hartford. Nov. 24th. 1863. IF
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all paroles inter
IN ested, that unless the Lands and Town Lots
hereinafter mentioned. sold for the Taxes of 1861
and 81. redeemed on or before the 9th day Of
May, A. D. 1864, Deeds win issue to purchasers.
j. r. SWALLOW,
TFeasurer's Office, } County Treasurer
Lyon Co., Dee'mbr II, 1868
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

Sam. Wood says Gen. Lane offered to
appoint him Minister TO Russia. That was
because Lane saw Sam. sucking his paws,
and thought he would be good companion
for the Russian bear-Ldsorence Tribune
Go nm head John
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

Rev. Mr.. Pryse of Burlingame will give
a lecture on Western Civilization on
Monday evening next at the Cong'l church.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

The editor is absent for two weeks on a
business tour to Leavenworth. and J. D.
Gilchrist is running the machine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

Tie Times says recruiting for the 18th
is brisk. The next thing We shall hear of
will be that there is battalion of the 18th
raised. Kansas is ahead yet.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26

100000 fine and years Imprisonment
is the sentence ofa defrauding quar;ermas;er
at Ls1inton. Ky.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-26
"a Dun.

4 Ii persons having unsettled accounts with
N the undersigned will please settle the same
prior to January 5th. 1854
dsc2e.f IL PERLEY, Agent
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Harperss Series of school and Family
zs-rssszzze Readers.
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Fremont Township.

Fremont Town Sites
IOwDers' names 1nknown.I
West St. 4t--I.os. 81 % IS 81 l6I ct 81 ets each
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-13
NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.


No. l--Gun Factory, oaIOge street on uis aiu.
Surgeon, j. Il. WEEKS,
=" 2-Uhlversity Boiitlng Market sttpet, on the
asfu.l Hnl Surgeon, A. W. KEi4TI .t .,
Z" s--Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
" Surgeon, AHA. EwfSG.
i" A--Houard High School, College street, on the
HUI. Asst. Surgeon, r. s. TuwN
4" 6-Guh Factory, upper end trout street Asst
Surgeon, n. B, BLsER. 1.l .....
e-Collcge street, near Broad Surgeon, cnAs.
w ScHLUssER. q. IH. f |AI 1886
" 7--college street, between Church Gud Broad.
Act. Asst, Surgeon, G, W. FRANcE.
s-Masonic Hail. Church street near summer.
ST.. Asst Surgeon, D. BA0iE. .. ..
/" 9-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
. Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, I'D. sKEER.
" lO--Medepl Collegp, College street, on the HUI,
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X BOWLING.
" IL" Prsr Huusr " On the University Pike.
49,. .. Act. Asst. surgeoni l.. d. HOAX.
" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
surgeon, FRKD. SEYMOUR
" ls--Hume High School, Spruce strvet,so Brogd,
Surgeon, -. HERmcS.
1l-Femae school, Church street, lear OIiatia-
nooge Depot. Surgeon, A. c. No CHS
Il l5-Hynes' high school Line strest corner Sum,
..... mer. Surgeon, J r. WNsT.
lC-Gordon Block, corner Broad st~cet and River
Dice. Landing Surgeon, FHb- SEYMOUR
=" l7-oruoERs' HosPTAL--rlanters Hotel, sum
mer atreet, corner Deaderick. Surgeon,
$. D. WArERNAS.ttu a.u4...y .s...
ls-CorneI Church aud College streats Surgeon
+. T. HURXTHAb coz .".
19-Aforris n Strattoa's Building, No. Il Market
street surgeon, L. II. ADLBR.
ae-Ba ptst Church, Summer street Surgeon -
GOODWIN
sl-NIothodisl Church, Church street ssrgcon
III. EMMETT
22-Hardcastle's, e, South Market street. surgeon
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'' 2s--coruer Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, q
CIAMBBRfIN.
25-Corner Market ard Clark streets. Surgeon
. 1000 lH L. q. Rfoe.- -."t'....'- 'a go 3