The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

able 10 write out the proceedings Of the first
DAYS session. but as the Dispatch had such
full and correct report be would reao- the
proceedings from that paper; which was
dene.
MoyS MEMBERS ELECTED.
DR.. T. +. Walker presented the follow
ing: ,,o
served outside Of the medical department.,
erheras officers or privates, in our late !" wal
| between the States" be entitled to member
ship In this Association.
| Agreed to.
ABOUT PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
! .Dr.O.F. Manson moved that committee
consisting of one ply sician from each state re-
Or eseuted in the Convention be appointed to
report tficers for the Society,"
| DR.. Newton, of Georgia, SAID that ne
thought the officers already elected were
| TO be The per manent officers OF the society
and that the headquarters should be in Rich
| moud.
rotation in office. He thought 1t might De
| well to meet for the GIst two or three years
| in this city, but afterwards ne thought they
| ought TO meet in Atlanta, Charleston, ano
other southern cities ........
! Or. Newton SAID that at the last meeting
| be thought it was understood TINS society
should be a part OF the Southern H's:orlcal
Society, and that it would be emlnetly pro-
| per to have its headquarters here. :.
DR.. Mat IN, Of Richmond, said he didn't
mean to reflect upon the present oince's u.
] all that, so far ss he WIS concerned, IL mlSht
! be we'll TO keep them In office forever. Al
the same tine, if t0's was not done, tnere
| we're other surgeons who deserved some
| thing at the hants Of the Association.
Dr.. Mar sons resolution was agreed to.
The Cuair appointed the following commit
tee 0. F. Manson, Nirginia; T. F. Walker,
| Georgia; S. S. Satcbwell, North Carolina;
e. A. semple, Alabama; G. McDoeald, West
| Virgins.
THE 0EFlCBRS PROPOSED.
| The Committee on Organization, through
DR.. Manson. reported the following oIhcels:
D. Hunter Mcguire, of Richmond, presl'
dent. Henry r. Campbell, Augusta, Ga, wee
| presi ident. j. j. CHISHOLM, Of Maryland; D.
Herbert Claiborne, Virginia.; S. S. Satch'
| well, North Carolina; Middleton Michel,
South Carolina; D. Read, Savannah, Ga.
E. T. Sabal, Jacksonville, Fla j. b. Gas
ton, Montgomery, ,Aa.; S. '. d. Hill
Macon, Miss; Samuel j. Chopin, Ne"
Orleans, La; David r. Wallace. Aus
tin. Texas; Paul F. Eve, Tennessee;
ID. A. Linthicum, Helena, Ark; y
M. Webb, Louisville, KY; q. MeDooala
| West Virginia; Walter l.. Coles, Missouri
yice-presdents at large. DR.. j.. M. fayne
Richmond, Va, secretary. W. w. Parker
Richmond, treasurer. Executive Commit
tee: President, yice-presidents at large, secre
tary, and treasurer. The committee also re
commend thar ex-Surgeon.G General s. P
Moore be elected an honorary member OF tht
Association. -.-..... i. 4s.z,...,., =,
DR.. Newton moved that the committed
report be voted for by sections. Agreed to
Dr, Newton nominated DR.. Samuel T
Moore as permanent president in lieu OF The
president recommended by the committee.
The vote being taken viUa Uoce, resulted
IFor DIR. Mcclure, II for DR.. Moore, IL.
The vote being tie, the President cast ei
vote for DR.. Mcclure, who WAS declared
| elected for the ensuing year. -...
The rest of the report OF the committe'
was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Or. j. b. McCaw the election
of DR.. MCGUIRE was made unanimous.
/ COURTESY.
/ The secretary read a courteous note from
Rev J. William Jones, D. D., secretary o
the Southern Historical Society, tenderin!
the use of the SocietY's office for the use
members of :be Confederate Medical Asso
citation, and also as place OF deposit lo
official papers of the Saciety. 49,.
| On motion of DR.. L. B.. Edwards the mote
was received and the thanks Of the Assocla
ton rendered therefor.
On motion of DR.. Manson the secretary
elect was ordered to be paid twenty-five dol
lars for his services for the ensuing year.
WHERE THE DOCTORS SERVED DURING THE WAR
The following additional surgeons regis
tered their names:
| Samuel Preston Moore, Richmond. Com
missioned surgeon in 1861 and surgeon gen
eral in July. 1861. Served in that capacity
until April. 1865, when he was paroed a
Augusta, Ga. ...
Charles Fl. Smith, Richmond, We. Com.
missioued April, 1861, as surgeou in the Vir.
ginia service; appointed surgeon in regular
Confederate service in June. 1861. and had
temporary charge of the Medical Depart.
ment of the Confederate States. In July
1861, was Acting Assistant Surgeon-General
of the War Department, and served in that
capacity during the war.
W. w. Dickie, Richmond, Va. Commits
stoned assistant surgeon in 1862, and as
signed TO duty at the Alabama hospital. In
| 1864 served ab SuluooidZ' hoSPtt"t oho oh
ill the close Of tie war. '..
| J. G. Cabeil, Richmond. Commissioned
division surgeon iu 1862 and put in charge
! of division at jackson hosptsl, ana con-
timed in service until the end Of the war.
| II. NJ. Davis, Richmond. Commissioned
| in 1862 assistant surgeon, and put 10 charge
tof Suldiers' Home Hospital. After wards
4 was surgeon of the First Virginia reg1ment
OF Reserves until the close OF the war. 4
| G. Mcdonald, Union,I w. Va. Commis.
stoned in 1861 surgeon Of the Twenty. second
Virginia in niautry, and served as reglmentai,
brigade, or division surgeon during the war.
S. C.. Gleaves. Wytheyitle, Va. Commis'
stoned in June, 1881, surgeon Of the Forty
| fifth Virginia Infantry. Flo, DIS brigade. Con.
kinued 10 service un,iI 1864, when be resigned
on account Of Ill health. ~, =.
E. A. Drewry, Drewr5syille post.ofice,
Southampton county. E" Commissioned as
slstant surgeon Confederate States army In
1863, and served in hospitals in Petersburg,
| Va. Salisbury, Greensboro, aDd Raleigh
IN. G. Was paroled at Raleigh by General
Sherman. ~ ., &l..E,.t. So. &G'E tfIE-.}G2 {.
G. a. Woodson, Richmond. Appointed
| In December, 1861, Gssis ant surgeon Tenth
| Alabama regiment. In May, 1862, was APP
pointed to Fourteenth Alabama regiment.
July, 1862, assigned toiduty at Chimborazo.
lIu February, 1863, was appointed to Hugei's
battery Of artillery. October, 1864, assigned
to duLy at HoBard's Grove, Hos spital,, and
there remained until the end ofshe war.
Dr@G. William sample, Hampton. Com.
uissioned July /, 1861. Served until August
lst jn field ap the Peninsula. i Afterwards
had charge of hospital 10 Williamsburg.
Then ordered TO a Richmond hospital, and