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A. W lams & i Carrtan. rrorri"tors cor EJ,h,b
ana PrlnKiin SITS. NamtoWuc Wisconsin ,sf
acco nInoda.IJn 'or the travelling tuslc, Saa,rIe
rooms attached. n ~
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Dentist. oefce in >hsrman's new building on
Z gnth-st.. Aanitowuc. Particular attention
sF-n TO all tie different br1ncies Of the profess.
ION. and all ""fN warranted. TeetI extracte,.
with out 9.in IS al
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Admins tratrix Sale.

IN FKVBATE, MANITUWUU COUNTY
L COURT
In tie matter or .he es ate Of Dennis Jud5s
dec ceased
Notice Is hereby Ciyan. that by virtue aad in
pursuance CT an Or1cr OF License made in sid
Dgtter. on the p day uf D4cem0er 4. b. fS.3
By the County Court OF -aii cCunty the urd.r-
signed Administrators OF estate OF Dennis Judge.
decease : VIII on Aorday the - dav Of L: bTuar, .
ID 1871 at ten o'c ocs in the fureA0on OF said
dar, at the Office OF the County Judge. in CITY Of
Ma1IoWOc, IN sail COUNTY. offer for : ,le. at Pub
I've Nehdae tAe follow ing describe Lands, towit:
The undivided II .If part OF the East Halt Nor h
East quarter ction Seventeen Q1), Township
Twenty Two l22l Eat, County o Mlnitow &C Wis
The Terms sale sh.
MARGARE T JUDGE. Administrator.
Dated at &anitowoc, the 222d day OF D5ce her
D. 1873. s0I 4w
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Professor OF Music etc viii v. lessons j, Vocal ana
!h't uEen'al MCs c ia rGe city of Mauitowoc suu
y" E,No.s. lesIcenCe On EIsagis-s;.. near tae
v"i' hoHs'. IL Il ty
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NogsEawEsYE.sN .EOUsE,

niiln St. Ndnitowuc, NJ KeucnbofIep
Pro 1rietor. The large brick addition recent,
bull; mas been furnished IN excellent STYLE, mak inC
u one OF The largest aDl most complete uotels in
MaaIto voc A good sable Is aept in connection
VITA the mouse, Where STOCK will be we'll provided
Tor. 10 4, y
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Sale by Administrator dc bonis no

TN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Grafton Fen
ton, deceased.
Notice 5 hereby given, that by virtue and
IN pursuance Of an order of License made
in sald matter, en- the Sth day of December.
A. d. 1873, By the County Court OF said
County. the undersigned 2. Jerome Pierce,
as Administrator he t0Eis non upon the estate
of said Grafton Fenton. deceased. will. on
Monday the 5th day Of January. A. d 1874
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at
the office of the County Judge. in the city
of Manitowoc, in said County, offer for sale
at Public Nenfue, the following described
lands, to-wit: The south half of the north
west quarter of section number six t6), in
township number nineteen il9). north of
range number twenty-three (23 east. Said
lands lying and being sitrate in the ounty
Of ManltowOc, State of Wisconsin.
If said land is sold by parcels, the east
three eigh hs Of said south half will be first
sold. The terms Of sale, cash
7. JEROME PIERCE,
As Administrator de Jonis non upon the estate
Of Grafton Fenton, deceased.
Dated at Manitowoc, the SJh day Of necef-
Der. A. ID. 1873 .99-3w
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ADAM IsSEEETS.

Adam Roberts Blacksmith 4rd Wagnn-maker
shop on the corner Of Sc 9th IN InfE SIS
NJ'tn Side, Manltowoc. Does ali kinds o
ron WORK a. good ana aelp .s any otAer esta b
IspH,th' III IN citF. IL 80 /
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&. KEEhsAE

Neierirar" Surseu", cures Ring Bones Snayins
sex. etc. &c. Al cure warranted or no eaaT. r,
nsdc. Ghcc ut lis yer stable en- SeNeut -st
't' wen EUAat" nc nix aga, Mani n'o-- II al
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THE SUN.
WEEKLY. TRI-WEEKLY AND DAILY
TREwEEKLY sun too w,d. kno

TIL WEEKLY Sun is too widely known
TO require aBy extended recommendation: mt
the reason. la TsaGy iyen il fifty thousand su7-
tnOusan is more; as 70 lows:
Ii Is tIst-Tste newspaper. All the news n
the dav viii Ge tonnd 10 u. condensed .heu I'M
lnportant- at full length when OF moment and . +
WAYS presented ia 4 ceCr, intel ieiDle and inter
estIBg manner.
l. rs iTst rate family paper. full or interesting
and instl Ectiye reading OF every sind but contain
ing nothing that oieru tie most delicdta ard
scrupCloas TASTE.
II IS Erst"rate story paper The bsst tales an
rouicnces OF current literature are rareIuY select
ed ana lsgip'y printed In IT'S PAGES.
II IS 4 first rite cultural paper. Tle mos L
'resu and instructive ficIes OF agricultural tOpcs
re=uarls appear IN tris deDartmeut.
II l. aa independent political PAPER. be iongiUg
20 no porty and wepring no color. 1t fehts fer
pTlnci1es an Tor tbe election o. the best men to
Office II espet olly De .ots It's energies to the e1
0oytlre OF the great eOrrui tons that now weaken
and disgrace cur countr ard threaten to uRder-
nine REPUBLIC N Institutions altogether (. nss no
iear of knaYes- and asks iayszs trom tLeir sup
TOR. .ers.
1t report. the fashions tor the ladies. and the
niarGets for tie mer, especially the csttlesmar~
kets. to which ii pa,- particular atte-iioc
Finally II ! tie cheapest paper pulisS ed.
one delIT yeah =iIl secure i for sny subscriber
Il " not cescsssary to get uD sciuo to tire
single doiiar VIII get the ps per for one year.
We hive no travelling a-elts
THE WEEKLY SUN.-EiSIt pare,. ffty-
SIX T.sE eu,1gn. Srr, va, ,99 & eq1 1,s,r,
as t-e Dtiig SGE. Sa-G0 year A discount o.
y rer rent. 10 clubs oI 10 OF ever,
TEE DAILY SUN-A ilrge four-t sss
nev.Darer 0f t9eH.y-eig columns. D.iiy eircu-
lati"n over 10000 Al the news FIR z GEMS.
susscrirnon Drics 20 ems i month, or ss-0o
ar. t. clubs oi 10 or over discount CT 20 rer
cent. Gw
Address :. THE sun" New YORK,
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EAED. SCHRERER.

heeos al kinds o. Meats. Sausage. Hams Laii
etc, which he viii sell at the lowest prices m
gu1hiify and kiad 10 SUIT pHi chasers ANY O, .
II wing ca lie hogs sberD to sell viii q N on n, a
lo iveof,e the ht9lest piiceS. IL Al ~
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Attorney ANA Counselor at Law. an ! Court Com
MISSIONER ior haHItJ oC county. All business en-
trusted to his care VIII hc promptly aad fatBiull,-
atiendel TO- A-;V.ce honestly gwen. Tor vino : i
Reasonable ci,4rEe vi. be maia. oiGce or Buffalo
St. between Eighth md Ninth no III
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Corner or N,ntn IL % Jav Strc,l.. Iare nai,e-
Proprietor. Tnisi -aW ncusf and well ted
mp with all modern approve meats 4 -ood Il ,tla
IS also kept IN connection with e hcus- 700
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estsE. s.srs'EkSs.s

avs Tue highest pri'e i'r Wpeat and Other pr.
ucc, Office on the northeast corner of Euf,lo ana
-'Si'i - - Mahsl"w"e. 1! 44yi
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NikS. PHELPS


New Millinery Storc-In johns Brick Enilsin,
corner YORK and N;nth St.e-t. TT1f
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Attorney and Counselor ~ Law toHscrioa
promptly attended To. Office over j \ b.nl.r'
stire. Cor. Eighth ana Yo-k-sts., Naui;owoc
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officers should not be affected by the pen
ding bill, he stru:k out that portion apply
ing to the Speaker at Blaines own request.
As the Speakers salary is fixed by the bill
yesterday, it is about $500 less than it was
before, as certain perquisites have been cus
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ATTORNEYS and Counsclots at Law oEics on
stree over tie first National Bank. Nanitou
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CL0Ak AND pnrss-u.n,~e
CHAS. T.. WEyTQN.

SooIDs over Ey ysier-. t.Gos ..ra,i Shoe
S5ore. cor. st.l a ,:k: g, ,Is. IN r. -st.
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ATTORNEYS az LI. oaee on Eieht.t Soatl
size. opposite SchS ties Store. 10 81 II
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Real Estate Transfers.

We copy from the Auditors books
the following transfers Of real estate
for the past month:
Cadmus A Waller to Zed Ray, 8!
acres, s1,OO3.
Zcd Ray to Bcntly Jackson, acre
s37.
G W Brown 10 Jas II Carlisle, 7s
acres, S792.
VIM. Bowie, and others, II B Bow
ie, 1876 acres, Sl,935.
r II Wardlaw, assignee, to Samuel
McGowan, 449 acres, $4,000.
W A Limbccker to H J Kinard, A
NJ Kinard, W L Shumatc, l lot, S237
W X Blake to w + Rollinck, 1S1
acres, $1,G29.
G w Cvwan and " J Robertson tt
G NJ Mattison, ll5 acres, 5000.
J w Calhoun and r G. Calhoun
Ex'ors, to r G Calhoun, l57 acres
.S15I3.
Geo Nickles to Jas Ii Nichols, IS:
acres, $1,000.
VIM Hill, J P, to James Nickels
249 acres, $3.50.
J NJ Millcsto G B Parks, &C acres
$3.50.
Jos r Liddell to Jas W Liddell
333 acres, ST.
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NEW PASTOR. We learn from the
Southern Presbyterian that the Rev.
J. IL. Bryson who was recently call
ed, by the unanimous vote of the
congregation, to the pastorote Of the
Presbyterian church, has signified his
acceptance and will enter upon his
ministerial labors at an carly day.
Mr.. Bryson is the brothcrin-law OF
Professor Patton, lately Of Due West
and is a graduate of Erskinc College,
and is hence we'll known to many OF
people. lie served through the war
as the chaplain Of Kentucky regi'
ment, and since its close has had
charge of a church in Shclbyville
Tenn. During the past scholastic
year he has been pursuing q course
of study in the University of Virgin
ia, and supplying a pulpit in Char
loltesville. During the summer he
has been preaching in the Tabb Street
church, Petersburg, in the absence o.
the pastor. He is man Of high en-
dowmcnts, both Of mind and heart
which mast secure in his new charge
the SUCCESS which has hitherto attend
ed him.
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Life and Fire Insurance.

We direct attention to tho advcr-
tisement,in another column, by Mr..
w. 7. Branch, the agent Of the
Piedmont L Arlington Insurance
Company, the Old Hartford, and
the Richmond Banking Fire lnsu-
rance Companies. These are all
well established, liberal Companies,
and have been doing q large and
satisfactory business at the Sourh.
With regard to the Piedmont &
Arlington Company, the under-
acrasr says that its assets amount to
considerably over s1,000,O00 above
its liabilities, is safely and econom-
ically managed, and has attained a
high position both at the South and
the North. 1t is fully up to the
standard of the New York require
ments. 1t says:
"Thc company is admirably man
aged; its officers are emphatlcally
the right men in the right places,
and both as underwriters and hnan-
ciers they have given evidence OF
rare talents. The average rate OF
interest received last year on the
total assets was eight per cent,
which is a circumstance quite out of
the common order in the case of
al Eastern life office. Upon the
whole, we must express the dcllb-
crate opinion that the Piedmont
and Arlington combines in its f.
nancial condition, its honorable
record, and its accomplished official
management those essentials OF Sc
curity which entitle it to entire
confidence, and the company de-
serves the popularity it has at
tained."
The agent of all these Compa-
nics is Mr.. W. T. Branch, who is
emphatically the right man in the
right place-cautious, efficient, and
attentive to the interests of his
Companies, as we'll as those of the
public. lie has a handsome office
above the post-otice, where he will
be pleased to see his friends, and
satisfy them, if such a thing be
necessary, of the benefits Of insu-
rance. Call and see him.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER is raging
with unabated violence in Memphis
and Shreveport, and their suffering
people appeal strongly to our char
| ity. At meeting of the citizens
executive committee Of the former
city the following appeal was made
to the country for aid:
TO the charitable, through the
mayors Of the cities in the United
States: The yellow fever is increas-
ing daily. Sickness and death pre-
vail upon every side, and business
is suspended. For the sake of sut-
tering humanity send money and
relief at once. Our city treasury
and all our charitable societies are
exhausted, and private charity itself
is almost exhausted. Memphis has
always promptly responded to the
calls of the distressed in other cities.
She asks their assistance in return
to relieve her dire distress. On an
occasion so deplorable she appeals
without hesitation, but laments the
necessity. Money is what we need,
to pay nurses, to buy food, to bury
the dead, and to shelter the orphans
and helpless. Direct by telegraph
to
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THE STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS.
The following letter of Col. Dod-
amcad's will be interesting to ex-
hibitors.
GES'L SUpER1STENDENT's OFFICE, !
G. sc. r. r. COMPANY, :
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 80, 1873. }
Gon. NJ. G. Butler, Secretary Of Joint
Stock AEciliary Company:
DEAR S1R-In reply 70 yours of
the 9th, I would state that all arti-
cles intended for the several Fairs
to be held at Abbeville, Anderson,
Grcenville, and Columbia, will be
charged the regular rates as fixed
by the freight tariff of the compa-
ny, respectively, and the same col
lected on delivery when not pre-
paid; but if not sold or disposed OF
at the Fair and returned, the prop
crty of the same owners, with a
certificate of their exhibition at the
Fair in accordance with the rules Of
the same, they will be transported
to the station from which originally y
sent free Of charge, and the amount
paid for their transportation to the
Fair refunded: the object being to
give the greatest aid and encourage
mcnt to the several Fairs, and at
the same time to prevent any adj
vantage from being taken, by those
so disposed, of the libcrality of the
company. The usual arrangements
will be made to secure as large an
attendance as possible by extra IA
cilities in the way Of trains and re-
duction of fares, &C., &c.
Yours, very respectfully,
TTOS. DODAMEhD,
General Superintendent.
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The Petit Jury for the October Term

The following Petit Jurors were
drawn on Monday last to serve tor
the following Term of the Court:
Thos. Jacobs, c, Alfred Cochran,
Wm. Simkins, c, Robt. Cresswell
W, jeff. Widcman, G, j. ~. Bowie,
w, Andrew Cobb, W, John I. Mil
Ter, w, Henry NJ. Hill: W, Edward
Anderson, W, Wesley Hearst, C,
Wade f. Cothran, W, Isaac Can
non, c, Elias l.. Tolbcrt, W, VIM.
Robertson, c, Andrew Prince, c,
Caesar G. Rasor, c, John Gown, c,
Chas. p. Allen, w, John L. Me-
Neill, w, J. G. Henry, W, lamp
Reynolds, c, Jas. Adams, c, Philip
Grant, c, Pope ID. Moragne, c, W.
n. Roberts, W, John l.. lIughey,
W, Derry Watt, c, Jas. n. Drake,
W, j. W. Fife: W, Jas. NJ: Mat,
thcws, w, Jacob Miller, W, lliIllard
Williams, c, Clifford l.. Moore, W,
Johnson Reynolds, c, }. 1. Ken
nedy, w.
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ASSESSMENT OF REAL ESTATE
We are indebted to the courtesy of
Mr.. Thomas A. Sullivan, of the
Auditors Office, for the tabular
statemcntof the assessed value ofrcal
estate which we publish in another
column. 1t will be interesting to
our readers.
THE CoTToN CRop in most sec
tons Of the County is turning out
well. The caterpillar has done
injury to the late cotton, but
owing to the maturity of the crop
generally the injury will he COM
paratively light.
B@A We learn that Mrs. Robert
Cunningham of Laurens, the moth
er of Col. John Cunningham, died
at her residence in that County on
Monday last. She had attained the
advanced age Of over eighty years,
and leaves a large circle of relatives
and friends to mourn her loss.
p@. Rev. Jno. L. Young, who
was announced to preach in the
Upper Long Cane Church on Sun
day last, was suddcnly y called away
by the death of his mother in Ten.
nessce, and hence failed to keep his
appointment.
M= Comptroller-G General S. L.
IIoge has written a complimentary
letter to Mr.. A. NJ. Folger, County
Auditor of Pickcns, for being the
first Auditor in the State to send ir
his "abstract" Of real property.
m A son of Henry A. Wise Ii
making stump speeches against his
father in Virginia.
DIR. J. P. LATIMER has been ap
pointed Treasurer Of Greenville
County, vtce James Allen.
FRosT.-We learn that there wa:
a slight frost here ON yesterday
morning.
sMP Barnum's rhinoceros, val
ued at $4,000, died recently in ;
fit in Philadelphia.
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The CAMDEN JouRNAL.-Gcn. ),
B. Kcrshaw, editor, and Mr.. Jno
Kershaw, publisher of the Camde'
Journal, have sold that paper to
Messrs. w. d. Frantham and }. L.
Hay, who will continue its publica'
ton in future.
TO- Mr.. Thos. McA1ahon ol
Cokesbury, is now with r: G:
Shiver l. Co., Of Columbia, and will
convass the State in their behalf:
He is an active business man, and
has a large acquaintance.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA-
ruRE.-The Union-HcraM announces
that the extra Session will be held
on the 21st inst. The Governors
proclamation will be issued in
few days.
Col. A. C. HASKELL, of Colum-
bia, has returned to the city, from
q visit to the White Sulphur
Springs, much improved in health.
eSA A large public meeting OF
the citizens of Charleston declare
the late election void, and call upon
the present Council to hold over.
nea The machinery for the
Piedmont factory, near Grecnville,
has been purchased, and is expected
to arrive from the North shortly.
THE DAY OF AToNEMENr.- We'd
nesday last was duly observed by
the Israelites here, as a day dedi-
Gated to prayer, fasting, and repen-
tance. Such are the requirements
Of the law Of Moses.
THE ABBEvILLE FAIR. - Our
friends we trust are preparing to
make our County Fair great sue
cess. The managers have gotten
up a fine Premium List, and made
due preparation otherwise. Let
our people now do their duty. Let
US have a brilliant display and a
large attendance.
GoNE.-Rev. w. Il. Prcssly left for
New York to attend the Evangelical
Alliance, last Monday. He will prob.
ably stop day or two in Philadcl'
phia, then week or so in New York.
lie will then visit some friends at dit:
ferent points North, and in good time
turn up at Synod. We expect at
least one letter from his pen. A pleas
ant trip to him.-A. r. Presbyterian.
NJ The teachers in the Asylum
for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, OF
Spartanburg, have all resigned,
rather than be forced to receive and
teach colored pupils.
DIR. JOHN S. THOMPSON has taken
the office formerly occupied by DR..
Gurley, over the Bank, where he
will lie pleased to see his friends.
~ Wercgret to learn that Mrs.
Mcdonald, an esteemed lady Of our
town, has been seriously sick during
the past week.
MuLEs.-A drove of some sixty
nine mules, owned by Mr.. Phelps,
Of Madison, Ky, arrived here on
Monday last.
TIE British and American claims
commission, awarded $4,000 to
David Jacobs, a citizen Of South
Carolina.
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TIE STATE SCHOOL BOARD OF

TIE STATE SCHOOL BOARD OF
EDUCATION met in Columbia during
the past week. Abbeville was rep
resented by School Commissioner
VIM. NJ. Presley. Among other
matters the subject ofmixed schools
and compulsory attendance of
school children were discussed, and
the conclusion was reached, that
public sentiment was not yet ripe
for those measures.
A committee of five were, on
resolution, appointed to take into
consideration the school law of the
State, and, especially, the matter of
the school funds, and memorialize
the legislature in regard to such
changes and improvements as they
might deem important.
Mr.. S. p. Benson offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
ResOlred, That it is the sense of
this board that twenty days constl-
tutes a scholastic month, and six
hours the minimum length of a
school day, exclusive of intcrmis-
sion.
A resolution was intr oduced by
Mr.. Presley that the school law
should be amended so as to give the
county board of examiners power
to remove as we'll as appoint district
trustees.
Near the close of the session, on
motion of Mr.. Gardner, Mr.. Cardo-
70, State Treasurer, was invited to
appear before the board and make
a statement Of the expenditure Of
tie school funds, which he did at
length. Judge j. j. Wright, Rev.
Mr.. Jackson and others also ad-
dressed the board, after which it
adjurned sine dte.
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JOHN JOHNSON,
Mayor city of Memphis.

SALE DAY.-There was a large
attendance of our fellow-citizcns
on last Salcday, but very little prop
erty was offered for sale. Owing
to the stringency Of money matters,
creditors exercised a very reasoua,
bic forbearancc to their debtors,
and either indulged or compromised
their cases. Some six or seven
cases were compromised in the
Shcriff's Office. The real estate ol
James Fisher, deceased, 1873 acres:
sold for partition, was purchased by
A. NJ. Wilson for $3.50. A buggy
and harness of Mr.. Jno. "A. Nc
Cords were sold for S36.
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STATE UNIVERSITY. - We learn
from the PhGnir that several
changes have been made in the pro-
fessorships Of the South Carolina
University at a meeting of the trus-
tees, held in the Governors room,
on the 81 instant. The resignation
of Professor Rivers was accepted,
and Mr.. Fisk p. Brewer elected in
his stead. Professor r. w. Barn.
we'll was relieved, Professor Rob
erts elected in his stead, and Mr.
Wm. Main elected to the chair ot
| Professor Roberts. Professor Fabel
was removed, and his chair left va
cant for the present.
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r@ Doctor Templeton, and
his son-in-law, Mr.. James Giles.
have recently moved into the new
brick residence Of Mr.. John Knox,
which they have rented for the en-
suing year.
esa- We are indebted to MIR.
Arthur Erwin for copies OF Irish
papers.
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ATLANTA MEDICAL, CetIEGE.

FHNHE Sixteenth regular course of
III Lectures in this Institution will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY In
| NOVEMBER next, and continue until
the 1st of March following.
FACULTY.
A. w. GRIGGS, M. D., Emeritus Pro-
fessor of Principles and Practice uf
Medicine. ~
JOHN It. BANKS, M. D.. Emeritus
Professor of Obstetrics.
w. H. GOODWIN, M. D., Professor Of
General and Medical Chemistry.
WM. ABRAM LOVE, M. D., Profess
sor of Physiology.
JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Pro-
fessor General and Descriptive Alat-
J. G. WEsTMoRELAND, Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
J. P LOGAN, M. D., Professor of CliHi-
RoBFRT Oh q ':islS; BATrEY, NJ. D., Professor
Of Obstetrics.
A. w. CALHOUN, NJ. D., Professor II:
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
w. F. .WESTNIORELAND,,M M. D., Pi.-t
fessor of Principles and Practice II
J. is'fSa B. BAIRD, NJ. D., Leclarer on Nar,r
Surgery. g,
V. H. TALIAFERRo, N. D., Professor,
of Diseases of Women.
G.. w. HOLMES. M. d., Professo" Il
Principles and Practice Of Medicine
N. D'ALVIGNY, M. d., Profess. II
Surgery and Curator.
Practical Anatomy conducted.by ro-
fessor Of Anatomy:
The following feas for the regular
course will be required:
Matriculation (paid once only, S D.,
Tickets for the full cours, 5:.rsI
Practical Anatomy (required only
once), ~ 1000
Graduation, Jj.1l
Good board and lodging can bc hal
near the College at $3.50 to $5.00 per
week.
For further particulars. address
J. G.. WESTMORELAND,
Dean of Faculty,
Oct !, 1S73-25, til Atlanta Ga.