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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-24
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To any person producing any Medi-
cine able, TO show one-third as many ly-
ing, permanent cures IS DR FrrLER's
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY; aud a
feriber rr,eqrl gF 500 for any case Of
Chronic or Inaammatory Bhemuatism
Of the Kidneys Il wiH H0t care This
Rheumatic Syrup Il 1Ssd iawH3,Y atlg,
pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. lie Is not 5
Ouack Medicine, but the scientific pre-
scripti0n Of Jos P. Fitler, M, D., Pros
fessor 81 Toxicology and Chemistry,
graduate of the celebrated University OF
Pennsylvania. IA. ID. 1888, whose entir5
professional life has been devoted spa-
cially to this disease. This preparation
under solemn oath Is cOnscientioUsly
believed to be lhe only positive, reliables
infalhbIs specific ever discovered Tho
proof taat no other specific Exists IS
found in every community ID persons
afflicted f0r niany years past and still
suffering. " pAgsicafas caasd cavv i
/ Il a s9ec7c az arisf, lsfs tsaiai3 raaa h8
so q fact that must be universally asc
mltted. The oft deceived sufferer may
wisely ask, Wilat security or e5 itsgEiCg lsas
/ he that Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
will oara bis case. The protection otfers
ed 40 patients against imposition is iii u
/ legally signed contract which viii ha
/ forwarded without charge to any suffer
AZ sending hY letter i description III aR-
fiction this guarantee win state tha
azaA number 81 bottles warranted to
cure. and ID case al failure the money
I paid sill be res rned Ga the patient No
I other remedy has ever been oflere3 "a
such liberal and honorable terms He
4 Jlie2l advice, with certificates from pro-
i nlinent Physicians, CleryUam. etc.
+ who have been curea after an other
treatments iailed, saat by letter ers.
I Afflicted cordially invited ID write fat
a1yi.e to the principal oce, South
Fourth street, Philadelphia PA Dg
/ Filters syrup Is sold Isl VIM Meyer
II Nov. III, lsTl--lv,
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"a How to get money is the great
desire of all. A really good and SER
viceable Sewing Machine that viii make
money for you, or help you to save it.
Will be sent TO your own home on Tri-
al for 80 days, no matter where You
may be, and you can pay for ii In small
monthly payments, by writing to the
Great American Machine Co., cor. John
and Nassau Street, New York; or you
can hove 4 County Right free, as agent,
and make money fast We advise smart
men u secure the business, as nOthiag
pays better than the agency for good
Sewing Machine. Write at once.
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JOHN P, HUDSON,
Natural Tutor.
VRNTE DE TUTEUR.

Lake Charles, Feb. 10. 1872.
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TTITOR,S SAT.E-

In the matter of the TutOrship Of the
minor heirs Of Caroline "A. Hudson,
(n6e Foster, } deceased, John p. Hud-
son, Natural Tutor State Of Louis
lana, Parish of CaIcasieu. -a
DY virtue Of an order and decree of
I'D the Honorable David J. Reid, Par
isb Judge of said parish, rendered Feb
ruary 5th, A. ID. 1872, there will be sold
at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, at the last residence Of said
deceased, on the east bank of Lake
Charles, In said parish, by the said John
p. Hudson, Natural Tutor, or by the
Sheriff of said parish, on
Thursday March II, 1872,
all the property of the succession Of
said Caroline A. Foster, deceased, hte
wife of said John P. Hudson, consist
ing of ...Hs e..a. ...
THE PLANTATION,
and last residence of said deceased, con
tanning sixty acres, more or less, with
all the Buildings and Improvements
thereon; one horse; one mare; about
twelve head of hogs; n lot Of household
furniture, and other personal property,
on the following
Terms and Conditions The personal
property for cash on the day Of sale
The immovabIe property for one-third
Of the purchase price in cash on the day
Of sale, and for the remaining two
thirds of said price of adjudication, the
purchaser to execute his pTOmissOry
note with two good and solvent sureties
in soIido, payable twelve months from
the day of sale, to the said John P. Hud-
son, Natural Tutor, or order, bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and to further secure
the payment of which a special mort
gage and vendors privilege will be re-
tanned on said iTamovable property, and
the buildings and improvements there
ON, till said promisso1y note is fully
paid. ..-
JOHN P, HUDSON.
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Attorney at Law,
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$I2. SENSATION, S1A.
MAGIC MATCH
MAGIC WATCH.

II DL1h y LII OL CEhI0LmAC NTln l.
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AND USEFUL, AS WE'LL AS GOOD.
A New Style Double Hunting Case
and open face Watch combined in one,
with fine first. class imported polished
or frosted Nickle, Patent Lever, and
Ruby Jeweled Movements. Accurately
adjusted and regulated. Elegant crystal
cap, showing the exposed action and
every motion of the beautiful works
while running, with the celebrated
Patent Stem Winding Attachment
(winding up at the stem without the use
of key. Unique in Design, and quite
"a novelty. Cheaptest really good,
strong, correct and serviceabls watch
ever manufactured for personal use.
Equal to finest quality high price Gold
Chronometer Watch, at One-twentieth
the cost. Price each, Ladies or Gents
size, with chain free, in Morocco case,
only Sl2, or $50 per half dozen 800
per dozen to clubs or the trade. Single
watches sent free to any address. Safe
delivery guaranteed on receipt Of price.
We are responsible for Checks, Drafts,
p. o. Money Orders, or Registered Let
ters only. Or, we will forward them by
Express without the money, and YOU
can pay the price to the Express Agent
with Express Charges Extra for the
privilege) on delivery of them to you IN
your town. Watches of all kinds sent
everywhere on the same conditions.
Genuine American Levers, SI5. Solid
Gold Levers, $50. Ladies' and Gents
Chains, all styles, 81 to SO each. Every
watch sold as represented, thoroughly
warranted by special guarantee, and can
be exchanged at all times free of cost.
No agents employed. All goods at Fac
tory Prices. Amy watch you may want
at halft the price your ieweler sells it
for. Descriptive Price Lists of watches,
chains. etc,, sent free. Address all or
ders, ,.......... ...
STEWART, GRAHAM kCO,
jewelers., Importers, ETC.,
Whitehall Street, New York.
Jan. 6, 1S72-6m.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO.
Published EUefy Saturday Morning,
.#......s .u.sa ~ AT
LAKE CHARLES, LA.
BY
B. rHUTCHINs.
ADVERTISING.

Per Square, 40 lines or Iess) 81 80
Every subsequent insertion. ...... IS
Announcement of candidates for rf
office. e.................. $40 %
Advertisements sent in for publica-
ton, when there are no directions, will
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly. .. H.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter. ...
No credit viii be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum. .... ..
BS%AIl Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day of pubica-
tion, or on the day of sale.
standing Advertisements.
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MuLLETT s KEENER.

A RE prepared to 5nter Homesteads,
n investigate Rio Hondo claims and
secure patents for lands, Surveying
carefully and faithfully done. All in
formation regarding lands given to par
ties at a distance for moderate compen-
sation.
+. Lake Charles, La, March 9, III.
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Jeudi, lie Ia Mars, 1874,

toutes les propriet6s de Ia succession de
la dita Caroline Foster, dac6d6e, 6pouse
de John p. Hudson, consistant EN-
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Dams rafEnire de Ia Tutelle des h6ritiars
1lineur de Caroline A. Hudson, tnGe
Foster,) d6c6d6e, John P Hudson,
Tuteur Naturel- Etat de Ia Louisiana,
Paroisse de Calcasieu. .......
I'm yartu dun order ct d6cret de
u Honorable David j. Reid, Juge de
Paroissa, accord6 le 3 FGvrier, 1872, il
sera vendu i pencan public, an plus
offrant ct dernier ench6risseur, 4 Ia der
niere residence de In dite defunte, sur
le cote Est du Lac Charles, en- Ia dite
paroisse, par 10 dit John P. Hudson,
Tuteur Naturel, on par le Sheriff de In
dite paroisse, -
Jeudi, lie IA Mars, 1872,
toutes les propri6t6s de Ia succession De
la dita Caroline Foster, dac6d6e, 6pouse
de John p. Hudson, CONSTANT en-
L'HABITATION
derniare residence dc Ia dite d6funte.
contenant soixante acres, plus on noins,
avec toutes les batisses ct anl6liuratiuns
qui s'y trOuvent IN cheyl; une id-
ment; environ douze totes de cochOns;
un lot de meuhles de Inaison, at autres
prupri6t6s personnelle.
IerHssS Il Conditions Les prOpri6t6s
personnelle pour du compliant le jour
de Ia yente. Les prppri6tes iGnmeubles
pour un tiers dit prix d'achat compliant
le jour de Ia vente, ct pour le restant
des deux tiers dU prix d'adiudication
racqu6reur fournira son Obligation avee
dey.x SECURITIES soIyables sOidairGs, pay
able en- dopze mois du Jour de In yents,
an dit John u. Hudson, TuteUr Naturel,
on ordre, portant int6r6t Il huit pour
cent. Ian de nlatpIrit6 iusqu'au pale
ment, et pour assurer le paiement ung
hypotheque speciale avec privilege du
yendaur sera reteuue sur Ia dite propri
6t6 nnmeuble, ct les bstisses et ameho
rations qui s'y trouyent, iusqu'a pleiI
et entieg Placement din dit obligation
IlHN r. HUDSON. Tutant
Lac Charles, 10 Ftyrier, 1872.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Qf Robert q. WoodaR, da5d
DY virtue Of an ofder of tho hon.
lid Parish Court of Tho Parish Of Cal-
UitsiGtt, ttleEa viii hs sold Nt pubtIc aue-
ton, t0 the last and highest bidder, hy
the undersigned AdministrAtrix, or by
duly commissioned Auctioneer, ON the
premises, ia this Parishs on
Thursday, March a 1872.
the following described property, Do.
longing Us tho Estate 81 Robert 81,
Woddnll, deceased, to wit
Al CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL
~ land containing three acEes, more or
less lying on the east side oi the Sabine
river. Calgsiea Perish, and supposed
u ha part Of fractional Section 20, in
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Standing Advertisements.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Robert q. WoodaIl;
decide

I'm vertu dun ordre dc PHonorabIs
II Cour de Paroisse, de IA Paroisse de
CalCasieu, il seFa veuda Il IEncan pu-
bic, au plus otfrant ct .ernier ench6ris-
seJr, par la soussign6e Administrations,
on par un EncanteuF dhment commits
sionne, sur les heux, en- cette Paroisse,
Jeudi, he z Mrs, 1872,
les prOpri6t6s ci-apr6s d6crites, appmte-
nant d la succession ds Robert G.
Woodall, d6c6d6, Savoir
UN CERTAIN LOT or NOR
Ceau de Terre, contenant trois acres,
plus on moins, situG sur le cote Est da
riviera Sabine, dams Ia Paroisse CaIca-
sieu, ct supposant 6tre une partie fraC-
tionnel de Ia Section q, dams le Town
ship II Sud, de Ia Rangte III Quest,
avec tOutes les Batisses ct Ameiorations
qI s'y trOuvent, consistant principala-
ment en- un Moulin a Scie Circulaira
vapeur, bouilloires, Hiachinerie, etc,
connde cOmme le Moulin Woodau i
Burton.
CONDITIONS Compliant le jour de Ia
vente. .a
CATHERINE WOODALL,
Administrators
Lac Charles, 3 Few. 1872.
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Township II South, Of Range IA West,
With all the Buildings and Improve
menss thereon erected, consisting prin-
cipallY Of a Steam Circular Saw MIL,
Boilers, Machinery and fixtures, known
as the WOodaH 4 Burton Mill
TEg7rs :--Cash on day of sale.
CATHERINE WOODAIL,
Administrative.
Lake Charles, Feb. 3, 1872. @
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-31

-
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fsfa - tatt
CA.LO r. iausf - 81
nim Trn
srf.n 60
rafl1 n
90 81 H.af i,s ias r
isnsf = sisnsl sa4N
Il 'hsfs 81 aass n BE-
$50 iHas ~ sasf ~ srian of
afusss ~ fsnl4ss hif llsab g.
Wf y f9sf ia-y su n hs bfyss
as ChietEa H. voted f. 0ust
~ lsss isau =fs ass ai ~
Grss'sy
Msti.hs election gives Gfssly
eaarfsssman ~ she imminent d.
gusi u ihs Grssnie sbo bsli The
patioa st sesa,B
The Nsw Yoft fsy tspok bss
declared iof Greeley and BfDwn
Brick pgmsfoys newspsper In
New York Pom lroy Damsni
Ndefausi ahi ~ have only 10 say
that u ought 10 have been dead
long ago
Robt. J Acorn, chairman Of the
Liberal Republican state Executive
Committee, has publisbsd nu address
20 The people oi the State.
The following colloquy occurred
at jackson, "Wednesday, the dag Of
the meeting Of the Liberia and Deus
hcratic Executive Committees, be-.
tween DR. T. II. Montgomery, Of
Durant, aud Attorney General
Morris
Judge Morris-"W Well, doctor, in
this fusion business in which you
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
are Mt present engaged, is il expect
cd that one party IL to furnish tn,
brains and character ~ an offset &c
the Others money to make thC
movement a success Z
J DR.. Montgomery-"I don't know
/, Judge, whether that be 30 or not
and better that than to be like you
party, (which has neither brains no
character Dor money, except what !
has purloined leIoniously from tn
pockets OF hopest men, - Good
man Star.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-08-31

W. are IN receipt of II circular
from 7. 9. Beard, President OF the
Board of Trustees of Lonoko Col
lege, Ark, containing terms Of tut
ton, aud number OF professors en-,
ployed.
Capt. r. ii. Crozier, a former citi-
zen OF this couoty, aud author of the
Confederate Spy, a book OF romance,
that has been very generally road in
this section, is President Of the Col
lege. We wish him much success
in the management of the instilu>
ton.
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The jackson Pilot has become
indignant at the charge that the
+" Cunningham plotto food the State
with spurious warrants" was "sim.
Fly another ~carpetbag scheme Of
plumber aud gives the following
account OF it:
"This unsuccessful countcffeiting
game was merely III open, foolish
and certain to.be-diseoverod fraud
upon the people Of the State by I'M
principled men. II they were shown
to be oil Republicans-oral III carpet
baggcrs-still, we contend, that
these acts co1ld not be charged upon
other aud honest members of the
Republican party, or as the act Of
any part or portion Of the party as
a party. If countertoiting were n
portion Of the Republican creed, as
knkluSing and abuse of all men and
things from other States are part
aud parcel OF the creed and general
usage Of the Democracy, then there
nigh, be some sense IN the Clarion's
slur, But il fails, from lack of con
]sistcncy, to be applicable to the Re
pubhcans of Mississippi"
The Pilot might well have said
that ceuntertei'ing vas a portion OF
the Republican creed, Of such men
rs are known as Grant Republicans,
and that the malfeasance and cor
rnption Is 30 great that honest llor-
ace has denomiuated the Grant Re-
publicans of the South AS the
(" hieuing carpotbaggers,' whose
hegira has already commenced with
this discovery of fraud, mud the
march Of the rest only waits the
scrutiny of tho honest citizens to
thor official records, which will be
after the election of Horace Gree
lev.
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80 aH 81
M Psi a
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ed Haa sffla FL
~ go A sff na
N
Fss - Afms " A. ala iie
II iIsffHerfas
mal ssf fhff
afaai - ifRru, -
Hftasi aait4iff ~ Jew
maslg ssfr,s lls osuei beg
inani. aaaFHE hgsH Nas iafm
ssiisa. maH tHfsa lai bod "a
km fal b. deFafsi hshs r. b.
nsaiiaa - ~ 81 Hie8 Ls ufs
go called 10 fhaf emHiy De Fsf
va here b. ahsasf ~ fbe shafRa
Hsaha. ihs Sstisn syanig yl
lal6. = Eas nd 'sl iuf i,fRey,
ani sh0 sas pofniasl ~ give q
i0Hi d oniy 500. eh msh msu
- cunningham sni s4aughsest
- %spfeiies. and who II be bal be-
jeFsits woull be- 10 tbs Benlieafiay
iof the Nsst9n oouhiy election
lfauis, has s8iienly disappesfal
since lhe discovery II he forged
warrant business
Chapman. late clerk IN the Audi.
tors Office, she cat a number o.
fantastic trek On oar streets last
winter While 10 drunken spfccs, has
now cut dirt under suspicion.
DeNyse, nondeserpl carpet bag.
ger, the one that a negro told IN u
beat convention, reported IN The
Clarion some time since, that che
(DsNysel would take anything he
could get his hands on, lett tor
New Orleansa few nights since. The
New Orleans papers OF yesterday
report that be- has been arrested foT
obtaining money under false pre-.
fences.
Cunningham il in duraDce vii,
with a fair prospect Of yet doing The
State some service, not IN the Way
Of issuing warrants from the second
auditors Off 80, but ~ the penIten'
lidry.
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Pamela County August Meeting, 1872,
Report of the jury In the matter of the pc
tition Of John Bryant and others Tor the open
ing ofn new road, and Of \. Y. McGohce and
others tot damages arising from the opening
of said road. The jury awarded the following
damages;
TO T., Y. McGehce, $40 50; to George Polk,
800 90 10 Miss D McGehto, $40 90; to the
heirs of j, b MeGeheo deceased, $40 80; to
W. T McGehec, $40 90,
Report receiy I'd and confirmed.
H., H. Holland appointed ovcrseer OF Eldorado
road.
License granted to Patrick Mckenna and
John Pendcyu,t
J. d llanson's resignation MS road ovcrseer
accepted, and T. N. Petty appointed in his
stead.
BRIDGES,
The Clerk ordered to advertise for the build
ing of two new bridges, one over Caney creek,
and the other over Senatobia creek, near @. K.
Hunts
Assessment rolls received, and after corroc-
tons made, approved by the hoard
LEVY or COUNTY rAx.
For poor, common county purposes
and Jail, 6s per cent. on State tax.
For Courthouse, al per cent,
For Schools Al per cent levied.
COURTHOUSE.
Contract for the building Of a new court
house awarded to Andrew johnson, for S34,-
$50 90.
CLAIMS AlLowEb ny rus BOARD.
L, Otanne sh'H, allowance by Circuit
Court Sll2 90
CT Chamberlin, allowance byOircuit
Court, los 90
neutrality-suspicious. by Circuit
Couii, 40 50
c, II Gleason, Circuit CLERK, allow
auce by Circuit Court, 25 90
Boyle \ Chapman, minute book ior
the board, "a 90
II. ], Legg, "mile boards" 4 90
J. G. Harrison, costs OF lunaey cases
in Chancety Court, Is 80
U. osanne costs of juries same cases SO 90
], T. Gamer, work on public bridge, 10 90
John White, removing paupers, s 90
U. oaanne, repairs on court room and
hell, SC 90
VIM. 5. Harris u quarter on eou-
tract to repair Panola turnpike, 81 50
W, A, Jones, Assessor, for jury list, SO oc
---
Total amount Of allowances at tins
term, including damages TOR laying
ont Of roads, $3.50 so
Numerous corrections we're made on land
rod, which are omitted in this abstract.
&c. HARRISON, CLERK,
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THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON THE
ann OF OCTOBER, under the superintend-
ence Of
JOHN N. WADDEL, D. D.,
Aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
n the varit us departments, The schools of
Law, Of Engineering, Of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts the regular University courses,
a coune OF instruction IN Commercial Science,
aud the course Of Preparatory Study will all be
in full Operations, In all the schools exoep, the
law school, tuition is free for all Mississippiaas
University fees from all students vary from
$24 10 $50 ir advance. Board, including all
charges, varies from SIC to SO per month. In
the Law School a fee Of $50 per nine mouths
is charged for tuition. The Diploma of the
Law school Is made by law equivalent to a
license to practice law in any cour, in this
State, aud by recent act Of the trustees, a two
years course Of study in the Law school is not
required absolutely, but a student may con-
plete his course and get his diploma in one
year, Provided, he passes a satisfactory ex-
animation,
For further particulars for catalogues or an
nouncements of the several departments, apply
to Chancellor waddel, to any member Of the
faculty, ort
TH0S. d. PEGUES,
jul2Q2m Seey y. of the Bosrd,
Oxford, Miss
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There is an impression on the minds 2
Of the patrons Of this Institution, that IL
exercises are not suticieufly d1nnifAa
assure M " friends fhaA ifPicsidence
the exercsses willope on ts4e 1first nor
Septembsr-ihe time sppolaied- 6nsh
ments ss are desirable 10 " made
eIectsd in asday, Il will require ti
thess will not interfere with tho otfal!
ersfnss Ian Ansure The public thu
sion will open atthe appointed tinss
suficient snmbsr q competent ieackeee.
juiiatf D. O. D0AK, Ptll
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M Fkurss

We especially al ihs siishiion
Of osf fssslsr ~ the aalels 10 tbs
i.sss IFom lie CnaunsH Eoquifsr
ufos che prospects iof Greeley sid
Brown The calculation n . very
clear ehs asd i founded upon fact.
and while we woaid haze the result
told 10 The SUM total found, yet We
are NOT ssnguihe n The proof " The
calculation. and while We thipk that
there ~ doubt of the hnal resal,
heaPing ap - great a victory for
Greeley and Brown, ve DO believe
that there will be q majority 10
their favor.
We do not regard Louisiana as Ger
tain Tor Greeley. although il went for
Seymour. Indiana and Ohio are
very doubtful, Pennsylvania cannot
be relied upon, while Illinois, Wis
c%ousin, Nebraska aud Connecticut
ARE almost certain for Grnnt. We
claim Arkansas for Greeley, which
the Enquirer does not calculate,
But, striking gu, the doubtful States
1t leaves a majority for Greeley. II
the Liberal Republicans in the
doubtful States prove their strength
equal by one-half TO what ia claimed
by leading politicians Of that order,
the States will be carried for Greeley
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department of Cumber.
land University.
ANNOUNCEMENT, 1878.

Z FACULTY r. 4 man
ALEXANDER ERsKINE, NJ. D.. Dean; Pro-
fessor Of Obstetrics.
BENZ. W.AVENT, NJ. d, Professor of Surgery.
ROBERT W. MITCHELL, ". D., Professor Of
Materia Medica.
RICHARD B. MAURY, N. D., Professor Of
Practice. sai.g
DUDLEY D.. SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy. fe
]. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Il. D., Professor Of
Physiology. saAR
ALFRED h. VOORHEES,, N. D., Professor of
0pthalmology.
FELIX MCFARLAND, N. D., Professor Of
Chemistry. lM3
GUsTAvUs B THORNTON, NJ. D., Demon
strator. a8ts
B. G. HENNING. N. D., Prosector.
The twentieth annual course Of Lectures win
commence on the first Monday in October
and close on the first Of March. For circn.
lars Or additional information apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD. Dean.
No. 5 Monroe Street, Memphis Tenn.