The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

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uAT1oN:-The kssociations met ~ ~
o'clock Thrredey nnrnins = sssis ~ v
Dr. Parker read pspek on enbcutas
nSousln!ectton OF stryehniA1a Anaanfo:
sts and ambiyopia: HstUred To- tho
Oomntttee. onP Pabl:oations ss:.
:Dr.sT. u. Sieoons read foE TDr.sJ::E. ~
-norum papes on So9tto9 g 2 dtesatng
iof wounds. Haierred 20. Oommiesse on!
Pablioeeion. Drs: sheppara ana Os5by
relerred TO cases under their obsesyssion.
~: Parker presented 4Lees OF Places,
showing instruments taken sirom tho
foine Of fompen. ~, -...y =,
Df. hinloeh oronght before the ssso'
otasion o. the case on Mhiah ha had hgatfd
k4e !em9Eai zen artery 10! popitteai aneurism
~. -! hhloen was teaoessodto Wsase oat
'oe case tos po1.toHsion.
~. DfEoy reported Gaze Q! sneoesYt
iol exNfpason OF no 9teras ior hbroid
Lumor ana e1nioised the pathological
sp$samgnI 1g lI!'! .!,!i,, Il
:, DE' IIesco!t oHsleo series OF 'resolu-
stons expressive o. Fee1es IN regsrd to
sue ueetn o. ~ Ut. q: 4. Evsns: OF Ander-
son; seoonG vioe'fIesident OF the asso-
;aa S!ss'on. lnese 1eks n .seoonoed IN = seel'
lH6! manner by ~. -. Ford PrtoleAa.
wuo moved that the association should
w" 4o!on.n ~ tesPeoS 70 sne memory Gt
pul 1ste eateeneo Sloe.frenioent, Dr. =.
q. fs3ans: .li@-- 'E =.
ta$ 11Ao"ip1 pWeefS were n1anl-
ao91y q elsote9 !ot tne 9osutn8 year: ~.
=. e. 1aruon' Csmaen, xfesiaent; -: J..
MoDow LiDeesy h1H. II. .: 9. siar'
aas sus W.ee4sne ~. Jonn n Is5e, Eaeet
1sst1, sAs; y : esanentsi 0s: :. Mlkei''
na@!el,n p oMeesPonatng oeosesafys Ur'
L. rrr.er, = UGasleeto1: 1 tseeor9ang oeore-
T.s.,.- 1H.y, D.. l. uraueo o7A'non'' oase'esson'
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The following delegates we're elected
H. % W;,a, meaacS. s;h... ASs1cls..on s9.assn,
Hf' a.. whey, Ope1te1s altefuste'
Darhv: Colnmb;a. aitsrnats ~ r,
Aucr1m. Oharleston: Dr.. 10. Ma1veIl
0raan wood. artarnate 81 n p 1i;kaii
Sumter: Dr. James Mointosh. Nexberry:
alternate, DR.. r. E. Gary, Abbeviile:
DR.. Z. T.. Parker, Charleston: alternate,
DR.. DuBoss, Edgefield; DR.. J. T. III.
Geddings, Oharieston; alternate, DR..
Wilhits, Anderson; DR.. ". F. Robert.
son, Charleston; alternate, Dr.. A. Shep.
pard, Edgefsld; DR. J. D. Spearman,
Anderson; alternate, DR.. e. Smith, Co.
lumbia; DR., VI. P. Clayton, Columbia;
alternate, DR.. d. Lake, Chester.
DR.. Darby resigned the chair with q
few brilliant remar ks. nnd introduced his
successor, DR.. Baruch, who assumed the
chair, pledging his heartiest cooperation
in ali that would tend to the promotion
OF the interests OF the association, and
expressing his profound appreciation Of
the honor conferred upon him. Hr,
The thanks, of the, association were
then rendered. by resolution, to the late
officers of the association, to the railroad
companies, and the faculty of the COL
lege. "A. ~
Drs. John LeConte and O. U. Shepard,
Sr., were elected honorary members.
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UNITED SrArEs Couar. CHAn1Ksros
April 1O.-In this court. Judge Bryan
presiding:
! In rne case of Gilbert Garner hanL.
rupt. Thos. 7 raMotte assignee. was
reauired. on the net;t;on Of Carol;nr
Garner to sbow cpusa IN tha 9Th ~
Nav. vhv bis acconnt has not Sasn
handed into the court
Ths natitions ~ the areorto,o ~ To
81. Tayior and NJ Georua W Wi,,;a mo &
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