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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly by A. G. KAUFMAN, Bro
ker, No. Is Bread Street
MAY 6. 1870.

STATE SEcuaIr1Es-South Carolina, old, ss1
=; do new, ,-aso; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int 3
80.
CITY SEcUR1rIZs-Augusta. Ga, Bonds "a
IS; Charleston, S. c., Stock. ex qr int, "a S.;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "A Is; Columbia, S. e..
Bonds, "a 10.
BAILRoAD BoSps-Blue Ridge, first mortgage,
50a-; Charleston and Sav annah, Goa -; Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta, "A 81; CheraW
and Darlington, Sc; Greenyille aod Columbia,
1st mort, Boa; do, State guarantee, ga;
LIST mort, "a 80; do. State guarantee. 75s-;
South Carolina, - 70; do, q; SpaTtanburg aad
Union, u 60.
RAILROAD STocKs-Chaslo:te. Columbia and
Augusta, "a 50; Greenyilk and Columbia: "a
Northeastern, 8; Savannah and Charle:-
ton, - IS; South Carolina, whole siiares, "A
49,; do, half shares, "A q
EXCHANGE, &c-New York Sight,.i OF par;
Gold, ll2 lis; Silver, los q 1oS.
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: CouRr.-The Grand Jurors summoned to
attend in March arc required to appea. at
the present (&ay term 3rd Monday session,
as the isw requires them to serve for the
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10 VIM n. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n. c.,
is authorized TO receive advertisements for
this paper at our lowest cash rates"
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COMMERCIAL

SzvyxaEx. S C., Nay 10.-Cotton %: a 23,<.
NEW YosK, Nay 81 T. M:.Gold opened
frmer and advanced from l4s a l4s; closed IA.
Cotton strong and in fair demand, @ith sales OF
$500 bales = - ,.t.- - =: "
rn;ddling 2ls "a; sales go bales; receipts 4.S,
stock 11,54s. -. - =. =
LIyERpooL. May e-Evening.-Co steady
-uplands lDs; Orleaus IL a III; sales l2,0ao
bales. .. 49,. = ~ X,
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N.Y. THE FCCENTRICITIES

of great men are somewhat akin tothe move
ments of comets-formed TO do good by
modes uuintcligible to vulgar minds-hcnce
it is their fate 10 be miscomprehendcd.. But
no one can b. mistaken as to the great cura-
tive properties possessed By the celebrated
"Old Carolina Bitters." =. --zr:.. ~. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

Yesterday was memorial day IN the Sersh.-
"RriDg flowers, bright flowers, sweet fo~ers,' y
and strew them on tie soldiers grave wherever
It may be, and let their perfume mingle with that
otthcir heroic deeds. Weave ehaplets and place
therein the sweet immortelEe as q memoz ial to
their = 7iztucs forever!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

As Spring medicine Dr.. TUFTS Sarsapa>
rilla and Queens Delight has no equal. I'm.
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Honse con:
sumed the day in discussing steel.
Remarkable y!
Aanton Marble, the editor Of the New
York Worl,- IS threatened with blind
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n.y. BEYOND A DOUBT.

Wincman's Chrystalized Woru Candy ney-
er fails! May II, a19-1t.
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We bad the pleasure Of a visit from Mr..
j. n. Asl,more, of McBee's Cotton and
Woolen Mills, Grcenrille, S. c. He repre-
sents quite an interest in the manufacturing
prospects Of the up.conntrY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

Dr. TUFTS SarSaparilla and Qaccn' y De-
light cleans tha e!ia md i-1n?rtS beautiful
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We had the pleasure Sunday morning last

We had the pleasure Sunday morning last
of listening to our young friend and fellow
towinsman, Rev. ". Hsyne Leayell, at the
Baptist Charsh.. His discourse was based
{: upon the teztE.:'Ta>dsx Eye win hear his
voice" SC. The'Rer: speaker touched upon
some of the ways andmeans BY By which the
Proyidenes Of God. tmpresses poor, rebel
iious maa with the: imp6r 6rtance of accepting
the orertures Of Divine mercy: The ten
der and touching admoaitions Of kind,
forgiyiDS father, and the fearful judgments
of an offended sovereign ruler, &C., and
pointed out the importance Of an immediate
compliance with tie commands Of the grace
Of God-to-day-pow-(for there is bound
ary line upou which we rush, ''thc confines
of which are despair even On this beautiful
Sabbath morning while the sun pours its
glad rays down upon the grateful earth, and
the melody Of the spheres attest the match
less love of the Omnipresent Father. He adj
-erted to the fearfu!ncs, of delay, neglect,
&C.; of the folly of poor, dependent, t,presump-
tuous mans daring to dictate to God about
convenient seasons; man, with the breath in
his nos,rils-held to life upon the merest
thread d;-ephemeral man, thinking that the
years which come and go, freighted with IN
paid VOWS and unfinished duties will find
him better off than to-day; and, arguing
from the intimate relation existing between
thought and action, presented the evil con-
sequences which result when we snap the
threads between the two, and the mind be-
comes cloudcd by the mists Of doubt and
indecision, and that noble faculty-menory,
is weakened, and refuses 10 yield us its richer
fruits, and thus in imaginary tranquility
which is only the death Of the mind-we
hear the awful doom pronounced against
those "who are at ease in Zion."
Mr.. Learell is quite young man, and feel
ing satisfied thpt he is in. earnest, VIC do not
wish to criticisc him. He has boldness
which is meritorious, and should he study
good models and be "himself in naturalncss"
and yet mot himself in the labors Of his sa>
cred calling" be may yet sound the depths
of the unsearchable riches of Christ. 1t is an
honor to our town and a compliment to our
young men that one Of their number has
chosen profession which, as the world goes,
is so fraught with denial, Ticissitude and
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,,....2,-,4--. -. &Bs.SsL+E. =.
B. T.. IIerndon, J. H.. Yance. J. 4.
Vance, joel S. Perrin, \. n. aiken, j.
D. Gai,!ard, S1T. 7. Henderson, -.
= ANDERSON r4RMEg's ASSOCIATION.
3. F. Crayten, 7. ". Norris.
ASHLEY AND sToSo AGRICULTURAL soc!E-
", Ct. aSnrrw s ~ 'aiSr.
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We we're much pleased last evening at the
talk of three little girls, between the ages Of
seven and twelve. One Of them happened at
the depot and had seen Gov. Scott Said
the larger Child, or No. l, saw the Gorer'
nor to-day. Who is GoY'Dor, said tue
smaller one, or No. 8? Why don'tyou know
said No. 2, bright little girl Of seven or
eight summers, when Joseph was sold into
bondage, Pharaoh made him Governor, and
said that only he, Pharaoh, should be higher
in the throne, as the King, and Joseph ruled
his own household and all over = province.
What does Governor look like interposed
No. 8? Said No. /, he is tall, stoutish gen
tleman, with red moustache, tall black bea-
YER, black coat, and purplish black panta>
looms, and he is q good looking gentleman.
saw him shake hands with heap of COL
ored people, but didn't see any white gem
tlemen shake hands. I think he is the Gov.
ernor of the United States and rules all the
people, white and black. O no, said No. 2,
he must only be the Governor of the black
people, then, if the white people didn't shake
hands with him. No. /, heard gentleman
saw that he was the Lord Of the Manor, rid
ing over his purchase. o, yes, put in No. 3,
you say that he Is gentleman and you
heard q gentleman say that he Is lord.
What Is he, then9 Is he Gully man or is be
lord? They then passed on to discussion
Of the relative merits Of Kings, Presidents
aud Goverrscr, and il it were best to have
Kings OF bes. to have Governors or Presi-
dents, and whether Newberry was governed
by King, or a Governor, or President,
aad if Gov. Scott had come to zee the Cover
nor, or King or President; of HeUbery, Sc,
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4. 3. Sp0nss-
COTTON STATES 4ecaANic's AND AGafcULrC.
IA: yAiR ASSOCIATION, AUGUSTA, GA.
Gen. -. Z. Harris, ). J. Cohen, James
Hope, P. J. Beekmsns, E. II. Gray, JAS
r. Randall, John 0sley. Jr., Vim. Craig,
Jesse NJ. Turpin, Or. De.S. Ford, john
NJ. Clark, W. Steceason, I. D. Casswell,
w. A. Beals.
MACON, (GA} soAEc OF ru.oe
W. L. Ellis.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
&fnrR Items.

Judge Samuel Miligan declines the race for
Supreme Judge
Street fights are reported of frequent occur
renee in Nashville
The Dental Association of Tennessee are in
session at the capital
Another duel is on the tapis in Memphis be-
tween two solid railroad men,
The Gayaso and the old original Gas Company
of Memphis, are waggg fierce war on each
other.
A letter-carrier was assaulted and his letter.
bag robbed by colored viragocs last Monday, at
Memphis
A negro desperate in Memphis shot a lady
and colored woman, his wife, last week. He is
still ut large.
The Nashville letter carriers delivered during
July 81 600 letters and 1900 papers. They col
lected 2S09S letters and |, 405 papers.
\ Jewish Rabbi from Jerusalem, in full ORR
entail costume, has been in Nashville several
days, solicitatng aid for Hebrews in the Holy
City
The summerville Falcon, of the Dist ult., re-
grets TO learn that Gen. j. L. t. Sneed hes been
quite indisposed for several days, and confined
to his bed near that place. -
The remains of a man named Cram, who is
supposed to have been murdered last May, have
been found in Lauderdale county. There is no
clue to the murderer.
Nashville has made settlement of old debts
to the amount of $4,000 since the 1st of July,
about one-third of which was paid in cash, and
the remainder in bonds.
In Bradley county, as the Cleveland Banner
says, Bill Day threshed eighteen bushels of
wheat, the other day, in ten minutes, with one
of RusselPs smallest sized machines.
James II. Walker and John Maxwell were Sc
riously injured at Cleveland on Tuesday by a
train knocking them off the track The former
had his arm broken, the latter a confusion in the
head.
a game of base ball, for the championship Of
the State, will be played to-day at Nashville be-
tween the Blue Stocking and Nashville clubs.
At the little town of Cclina, jackson county,
Tenn, q bloody tragedy was enacted on Mon
day, the 18th. A negro seeking to outrage the
person Of young white woman met his death
at the hands of an outraged populace. He was
taken to the public quare, his hands tied behind
his bank and told TO run; but before he made
many steps he fell dead, his body being riddled
with bullets.
Armed desperadoes rescued murderer from
the officers of the law at Grand Junction last
Thursday. The scoundrels boosted of their pre-
vious crimes at the hotel in that place. and after
securing the prisoner, the ringleader told the
intimidated officers that one of them had n war
rant in his pocket for his arrest, but that he
dared not use it. About p NJ, they left the
town lesurely on foot, vowing vengeance on
every one who attempted their capture All
was done so quietly that it was not known out
side of the hotel, until after the release of the
| prisoner. The clerks of the hotel will know
them again They were desperate men, heavily
| armed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
ENGLISH NEWS.

LONDON, August 6, $50 P.M.-rhe Globe,
on undOubted authority, says great bat
tie, in which many bodies of troops were
engaged, began yesterday, but was inter-
rupted by darkness. 1t was resumed early
this morning, and continued until seven
o'clock this evening, when victory was de-
cared for the French.
Bismarck's organ at Berlin now APP
proves of England's observance Of her neu-
trail obligations.
Torpedoes have been sown thickly in the
channel of Weisser.
a correspondent of the Independence
Beige says the affair at Saarbruck was
a mere farce.
There is great popular Impotence in
Paris at the delay in operations on the
frontier.
LONDON, Aug. 6, $3.50 P.M.-The follow
ing dispatch has just been received here
WEIssENBURG via BERLIN, August g.
The Prince Royal has defeated Marshal
Mcmahon. The official report of the vic
tory for the crown prince has been made
public.
BERLIN via LONDON, Aug. 8, 1890 Pm.
The Prince Royal telegraphs the follow
ing bulletin from the field of battle:
"A victorious battle has been fought near
Worth. Mcmahon was totally emeut bdttu
10y a large portion of my command. The
French retired upon Bistche.
lSignedl FREDERICK WILLIAM,
Prince Royal.
Field Of Battle near Worth, 4:30 PM"
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Attachment.

Drew Dossett Harrison English. Before +. H. Dag
ley Justice Of the Peace for Anderson County, Ten
nessee.
IN THIS CASE, THE PLAINTIFF. HAVING
made oath that the defendant i indebted 10 him,
and has abseonded, aud the plaintiff having given bond
according 10 law. and obtained attachment against
the estate Of the said defendant made retunabe be-
fore f. III. Dagey, Justice Of the Peace of Anderson
county Tennessee which attachment has been levied
on the property of the defendant II i ordered that the
defendant appear before said Justice Of the Peace AT
his Office in said county. on the 18th day Of October
1870 10 defend said suit and show cause, il any he has
why judgment final should not be rendered againt him.
the same will be accordingly done, and the pro-
eeeded with eSpare. II Is further ordered that this
Knoxville Chronicle. This 18th April 1870
augi-wit f. II. DAGLEY, j. =. for Anderson Co.
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GERMAN NEWS.

CARLsRUHE August G.-The army of
the border yesterday passed the French
frontier, and advanced to Lauterburg,
where it established its headquarters and
seized some boats i'm the river.
LONDON, August 6.-The vessel captured
10y the French proves to be the Laura,
from Wilmington, y. c., with a cargo of
turpentine.
--latest advices from the seat of war SAYS
that Marshal Mcmahon is advancing He
now holds a strong position on the Bavari-
an frontier.
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Luke wnds ct al. VS.. Andrew Roach ct al.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE AT
the July term 1870, of the Chancery Court at Knox
yille Tennessee. will sell at the door Of the court
September 1870 the lot of land in Knoxville, Tennes
see fronting fifty feet Florida street, and running
back about 40 one hundred and forty feet, bounded
the west by said Florida street. and the south by
the lot on which j. S. Waters now resides and the
buildings and appurtenances thereon. Said sale will
be made in bar Of the equity Of redemption, credit
of six and twelve months Interest bearing notes. with
approved security, will be required Of the purchaser
and lien retained on the lot till the purchase money
is fully paid. ID. A. DEADERICk,
aug3-dltw3t. Clerk and Master.
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CHANCERY COURT--.KNOxvILLE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

j. 5. jackson and wife ct ais. S. ID. Minor ct ais
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE IN
Il this cause at the July term, 1870, of the Chancery
CoJGt Knoxville Tennessee, will sell at the door
of the court house in Knoxville, Wednesday the h
day of September 1870 the farm lying on the Clinton
road, about four miles from Knoxville, containing 3lS
il being the same that was allotted TO Alice IT,
Jackson and f. c. Berry their share of the estate of
Henry Lonas decd by a former decree Of this Court
Said sale will be made in bar Of the equity of Tedemp
ton on credit Of six, twelve eighteen, and twenty
four months Interest bearing notes, with approved
security will be required, and lien retained the
land till paid ID. A DEADERICK,
aug3-ditw3t. Clerk and Master.
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FIRsT CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

WAsHdRGION, IL. -, August btl, 1870.
By the provisions of the 9Th, 9th and 9TH
sections of the general. appropriation act
for the fiscal year ending June Both, 1871,
appropriations made for the current
fiscal year. can be expended only for the
service of the year; that is, for debts and
liabilities accruing within the year; and
the former appropriation can be used only
in the payment of debts and liabilities ac-
crued and in the fulfillment of conuacs-
properly made prior to the LIST day of July,
1870.
These provisions do not apply to appro-
priations known rs permanent or ndef-
mite, nor those to which Congress has riy-
en- longer duration of law.
IDisbursing officers are hereby instruct
ed to observe these provisions of law strict
ly, and they are also directed 10 render
separate accounts of disbursements made
on account Of debts and liabilities accrued
and contracts made prior TO July LIST, 1870
and separate accounts Of payments made
on account of the service Of-the current
fiscal year. They will be careful, also, not
to use monies appropriated for former
years for the service Of the cnrrent year.
r. w. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
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SPANISH NEWS.

MADRID, August 6.--The press of this
city discuss the attitude of the United
States government towards Cuba. Mont
pensurists use it as an argument for early
reunitng the Cortes.
ST. PETERsBUR, August 6.-The Journal
in leading article, strongly sympathizes
with Belgium and urges u maintenance of
her neutrality.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

Through Bills Iading given from all shipping points
Rates guaranteed Quick transit TO all shipments
Loss, damage and Oyercharges promptly Investigated
and settled. A. POPE, Gen1 Freight Agent
aug3-d6twlt Western and Atlantic Railroad
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE
CITY NEW YORK,
On the First Day OF July, 1870.
STATE or TENNESSEE, CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. July LIST, 1870.


|, Ed X. Pennebaker, Comptroller Of the Treasury,
do hereby certify that the Niagara Fire Insurance Com
pany located at New York. in the State of New York
has produced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the requirements Of the
laws Of the state Of Tennessee imposed insurance
companies and further certify that Munson Bailey,
Agents of said Company have also complied with the
requirements of the laws Of the State made and
vided in such cases: Wherefore said Insurance Com
pany has authority take risks and transact the bust
ness OF Insurance in this State az Knoxville Ionnes
see. Ed. X. PENSEBAKER,
auR)-W3t. Comptroller Of Tennessee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

A project is on foot at st. Louis to build
an immense structure, to embrace under
one roof n grand union railroad depot
custom-hOuse, merchants exchange, hotel,
railroad offices and other places of bust
ness, the building to occupy three entire
blocks
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

A difficulty occurred at Careyyille, yesterday,
in which one person, "a solored mas, was wound
ed tY pistol shot
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
SPECIAL WHEAT TARIFFS FOR 1870,
OVER THE
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,

And connecting Railways and Steamship Lines.
TO Macon, 1ug,tsta, .Sacaaaah, Charleston,
No,o York, Phiiadeiphio and Baltimore
Taking effect July 9TH, 1870. Rates the same to the
Northern Cities by either Savannah Charleston
routes
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice TO Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until Wednesday. August the 10th, II NJ. at the
office Of Rayl q Boyd, for the erection of two-story
Frame Building on the Asylum Grounds Plans, spe-
cifcations and details be the Office of A. c..
Bruce; Architect over Pages Shoe Store Gay street.
The Committee the right reject any all
bids SAMUEL b. BOYD,
aug}llwl. WILLIAM f. ECKLE, J
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NOTICE.

EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA X. X. Co.
TREASURES OFFICE, Knoxville, July 2S, 1870,
TO the Stockholders If the East Tsanessee Virqiniq
and Georgia RaiirOad COMPANY:
'I'HE REGULAR ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
Il the Stockholders of this Company will be held at
the office of the Company, in the City of Knoxville
Wednesday, the 9TH of September 1870, Special trains
Will be prOviderOn that day to carry free all Stock
holders who may wish attend, and from the Con-
vention. JAMES G.. MITCHELL,
july2J dSwtdc Secretary and Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-12
NASHVILLE MEDICAL JOURNAL
Interesting Correspondence.

interesting correspondence
The Nashville Journal Of Medicine and
Surgery for June, has been received and
is in all respects worthy of the preceding
numbers. Its editors and contributors are
composed of the ablest and most scientific
gentlemen the profession affords, and the
contents OF the number before US give q
full vindication of their claims to that
classification. Its pages show a breadth
and depth of research, rigid analysis and
close investigation that is evidenced by but
few similar journals. In addition to the
intrinsic value of the number being COZ
sidered in q medical sense, it contains some
valued correspondence which we subjoin,
and which explains itself, emanating as it
does from two of the most distinguished
medical gentlemen in the Southwest
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 20, 1S70.-ProE
Paul Il. Eve, st. Louis, No, My Dear
Doctor hear that you are free and
resting while your armor is summing.
From youth to middle age you have led
me through the devious paths Of our COM
mon profession. When again you don your
armor, Join me. We will carry out your
old idea of dividing the chair of surgery
and Won shall have choice. My colleagues
say they will be glad to see old wounds
healed and all struggling again to sustain
what we all spent so large slice of our
time in building up. There is room for us
all, work for Us all, and honor for us all.
Three of the seven who addressed the first
class have fallen asleep, but their names
ive;th more are stirring their altar fires
with their old srdor, but there is vacancy
at the council board with your name upon
it. Come back and take it, my dear friend,
and there shall be no shadow on the walls
of our venerated temple,
Accept, my dear sir, assurances of my
distinguished consideration.
.-.- w. T. BB1eGs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 29.-Prof VIM.
L. Briggs, NJ D.-My Dear Sir: Your
very kind letter, extending to me the un-
expected invitation to divide with you the
Professorship of Surgery, in the University
Of Nashville, and, moreover, Offering me
to select whatever part l preferred, de-
serves and receives my profound thanks.
You could not have been more magnani-
nous in selecting for me the chair of opera
ti06 and clinical surgery, for this was all
wished, and, In accepting it, my hearts
desire is filed.
1t gives me great pleasure to cooperate
with you, knowing as l well do, your tai
emit and energy in advancing the interests
of our old school of medicine, and to pro-
mote the welfare and efficiency of the Fac
ulty. The generosity displayed by you
and my former colleagues towards me,
goes far to remove the professional libel,
that doctors will differ.
Sincerely your friend,
PAUL F. EVE.