The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
served during the war, rank, date of commits
sion, &C., and present residence.
COuRTESfE3.


CoURTEsfEs.
Dr.J. B. SfcCaW : It will not be inappr,
PIRATE at this time, gentlemen of the Assoei,
ton, for me, as chairman OF the Committt
of Reception, to Offer you in the name 0f th
Richmond modest profession. cortii
greeting We hayean ticipated your comm
with great interest. and our State Societyis 81
lected this time and piace for its aanuai NEE
ing SO that they might unite with you in th
bonds OF. a cordial brotherhood. Ever
member of this Association must therefor
consider himself as gEest of the profession
and remain with us to accept the kospital
Eties OF the city, both public and private
---Dr. al c6aw, on behalf of-Dr.- Cullen. ais,
extended an invitation toth Society tyyisi
the City Hospital. at City Alnshouse.
a letter was read from Df...W. w. PARKER
chairm1n Of the Executive Committee OF .tt
State Society, inviting The Confederate So
ciety to attend the annual meeting of sh,
State Society. 5f.,G,.,1s
CONFEDERATE SURGEONS HRssENT.
The following Confederate surgeons regis
tered: -~.f.s
F. D. Cunningham, Richmosd, assistant
surgeon First Virginia Infantry, April II
1861; surgeon P. A. c. s., July 1. 1861
Medical Director Trans-Mississippi Depart
ment, July, 1862; Assistant Medical Direc.
tor-General hospitals In Virginia at the evac
uaton of Richmond. ParolIed at Danyille,
Va, April q. 1865. ~, Fl
r. A. Lewis, Richmond, assistant surgeon
July, 1851; surgeon January, 1892
%. F. Manson, surgeon P. A. G. s., May,
1852. In charge of General Hospitas No. "a
at Richmond, from June 1, 1882, to April 8,
1865. '-'-ts'
Hunter Mcguire, Richmond, medical di.
rector Second corps, Army Northern Vir-
ginia. Commissioned May 4, 1861. -.
b. u. Taiiaferro, Richmond, surgeon ia
charge of, general hospital at Farmville, Va.
Commissioned March, 1852. ."~ -.
Charles 6. W. Macgll, Catonsville, Md,
surgeon in Stone wall division, Army North.
ern Virginia. Commissioned 1863. ,,i
r. T. Coleman, Richmond, chief surgeon
StoReWall division, Army Northern Yir.
ginia. Commissioned July l8, 1851, ,.gst
j. S. D. Cullen, Richmond, surgeon First
Virginia regiment, afterwards brigade and
division surgeon, and medical director of
First Army corps until The surrender.
~ Charles MacgiIl, Richmond, surgeon Array
Northern Virgins. Commissioned 1863, and
served until the surrender OF Lee.
d. B. .Herndon, Richmond, medical pur.
Yeyor. Commissioned 1851. ..Ir. ~
I E. j. Moseley, Richmond, assistant sur
geop. Commissioned 1882.
J. NJ. Payne, Richmond, assistant surgeon,
August, 1865, and served in hospitals at Rich
mond until the close of the war.
j. G.. TrevlIian, Richmond, assistant sur.
geon, June, 1861, land stationed at Chmbo.
razo; surgeon of Thirty-eighth Virginia in
fantry, Armistead's brigade, 1862, and served
to the end Of the war.
Isaiah 81. White, Richmond, assistant sur
geon P. A. c. S., May s, 1862 surgeon July
2S> 1862. In charge Of military prisons eas
of the Mississippi river.
William II. Daugbtrey, Southampton
county, Va, surgeon Fourteenth Virginit
infantry, Armislead's brigade, Pickett's di
vision. Commissioned February, 1863.
C. W. 2. Brock, Richmond. assistant sur
geau Fifteenth Virginia regiment, April
1861. Surgeon Of Major General Kempe
until close of the war.
j. b. McCaw,~ Richmond, surgeon il
charge of Cbimborazof hospital. Commis
stoned July 4, 1861. .......>
| Us. Wexford, Richmond, surgeon Armi
stead's brigade, PicketL's division; after
wards division surgeon in charge OF Jack
son hospital, Richmond. Commissioned July
I1SG1. ,.,n...-. ..... II
IF. Walker, Cochran, Ca, assistant SUI
geon, 1862; surgeon Teo,h cavalry, Army o
| Tennessee, November, 1862.
| Edwin D. Newton, Athens, Ga, surgeon
at headquarters Army Northern Virginia. =.
Edward A. Semple, Montgomery, Ala
surgeon Third regiment Alabama Yolun
teers, May y, 1861.
Theodore P. Mayo, Richmond, surgeon
Third Virginia Infantry. June, 1862.
AN INCIDENT.
| DR.. r. T. Coleman said that as the doctor
had been accused of belonging to bomL
proof department, he desired DR.. Wexford
| of Richmond, to relate an incident that oc
cured during the war relative to ID
Daughtrey.
DR.. Wexford said that when he was i
charge of brigade in Picketts division b
appointed Dr.. Daughtrey one OF his assist
ants. At the battle OF Malvern Hill DI
Daugbtrey went into the fight and charged
with the rest Of the men. DR.. Wexford wa
instructed by the commanding General L
| censure DR.. Daughtrey for neglect OF duty il
not attendingto the men in place OF chargInE
with the soldiers. [Laughter.] A voice
Why, doctors ought always TO charge
l|Lausher.] DR.. Wexford: Yes, Sir: bu
not in that way
THE FINANCES.
| DR.. ED. Newton, Of Athens, Ga, treasu
re- reoortcd that he had collected S32, ex
| pen,lcd $22, and had SO TO the credit OF th
| society in national bank at Atlanta.
| On motion Of DR.. Brock the Convention
| adjourned until this morning at ~ O'Clock
EAST HANOVER PKEsBYTERY-A STRUGGL
TO KEEP AND TO GET FAITHFUL PAsToI
| An aGi)urped meeting OF this body was he
| in the rooms of the Presbyterian Commute
of Publication on yesterday at 4 Z. d., he'
y. NJ. Woods moderator. ...-, =,
The Rev. William \. Scott informed 10
pres5ytc!y that after full consideration u
had come to tue conclusion that it WAS n,
duty to accept the call to the third churct
Richmond. -,
D.. G. W. Pollard real the action OF To
Samuel Davies church With regard totne PR
nosed removal OF their pastor, and asSip
| the Presbvtery to retain him in his pfes1l
charge. The church was also represented .
three commissioners-Georg t. da", Esq
Dr 7 Fl. Sarlick, and w. f. Gaines, Es'
MIR. Haw made an earnest and abe appes
to the Presbytery not to remove Mr. Seot
He urged the fact that his ministry 10 Hano
ver had TIM, far been marked by most q
cided success, and that the people OF n
charge were willing to do whatever III
Snott might wish to relieve him Of LABOR an