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sIarsh.u County.

PLEAsASr GROVE, MISS, Sept. 1S7G.
I send you list Of officers OF Pleasant
Grove Democratic Club, organized Thurs
day, sept. 7th. 1876
Ut. Mckinney, President.
Andy Mckinney, icOl.J and william
Smith, Vice Presidents.
W. G.. Jeneries aud W. J. Jackson, Secre-
tarles.
james wilkins, Treasurer.
POstOnlce, Holly Springs, Miss.
lsurs truly,
WIG. ~JKEFERIEs, Sec'y.
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'-TaIIahatchIe County.

CHARLESTON, Miss, sept. Q, 1875.
I herewith send you a list Of the officers Of
the Central Democratic Conservative Club
OF Tallaliatchie county
W. A. Fitzgerald, President.
Thompson Barnes, tcoi.j, a. Macon Leigh,
tcol), Nice-Presidents.
Henry Fisher, (colJ, Sentinel.
Jesse Buckley, (col), Conductor.
J. W, Billaney, Treasurer.
j.. Wynn, Secretary,
Respectfully,
in. WYNN.
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washington County.

GREESvLLE, Miss, Sept 10, 1876.
I take Pleasure in Informing you that
since mylG% letter three other Tilden aud
Hendricks Clubs have been formed Ia this
county (Wsshlagton) making six nOw in
the county. OF Tire three lately termed I
have only received let Of officers from one
Williams Bayou TIlden and Hendricks
Clnb.
President. A. Z. Leonard.
1t Vice President L A. Mileher.
p Vice President, WA. Mathews, ycol-
oFedJ
81 Vice President, Dennis Thompson,
(eolored.)
Secretary, Chas. Wheat.
Treasurer, Arrhie 'BaBgh.
1surz truly,
WV. G. 1ERGER,
Chm'n. Dem. Elk. CON-.
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Holmes County.

TCHULA, Sept. II, 1876.
The Tchula Democratic Conservative
Club recognized on the 4th of July last
with
Richard Davis, President.
James Coruthers, Nice-President.
Since that time George ~Shackelford has
been elected "a Vice-Presilent, with b Y.
Alversou, Secretary. We row number Ill
members-'2l col0red"-and increasing our
number each meeting, which takes place
every Saturday. You may count on Tchula
bringing up all right for Reform, Tilden,
Hendricks and Singleton on the first Tues
day in November.
Yours truly,
RICHARD DAVIS.
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lPontotoc County.

NEW ALBANY, Miss, Sept. 1876.
As Secretary OF the Concord Democratic
Club Of this county, 1 have been directed to
send you the following:
Our Club IL FIVE miles North of New Al
banY, aud numbcrs 20 members, with ac-
sessions at every meeting.
President, DR. = A. Gassaway.
Vice Presidents, j.. y. Robinson ana J.
A. johnson.
Treasurer, Erskine Patterson.
Executive Committee, i. l.. Grace, A. II.
McAllister, W. L. stewart, NJ. &. Small
wood aHd g.. W. Hall.
Postofnce Of all onlcers, Cotton Plant,
Tlppah county, Miss.
r.. G.. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
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a CONNECTION

a CORRECTION
OAKLAND, Mss, Sept. Sth, 1876.
l notice In the last issue OF The CLARION
that you have our Democratic Club officers
mentioned as officers OF Club In OkOlOna,
Chiokssaw county. Piefse change in your
next issue 90 Oakland, Nallobusha, county.
IfyOu will consult the original letter you
will find tso. The officers mentioned are
John NJ Moore, President; W. A. Thacher,
Ist Vice-Presidcnt. Philip Thompson, 2nd
Vlce-Prcsidcnt r.. T.. Evans, Secretary /;
Oakland, and not Okolona Club.
Yours truly,
y. i. EVANS, Sec'y.
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Tate County.

TATE CoUSTY, MISS, Sept. &c, 1S76.
Isend you a list OF the officers Of the Til
den Reform GLIB ~ Thyarirs:
Yours truly,
/. c. Snow.
/. G.. Snow, President.
J l. Norlcet. ". X. Martin, +. f. Eoff
T.. Z. Hunter. James Stout, Vice-Presidents
J. c. H1mblet. Treasurer,
Il. Adams, : crctary,
Allied Ross, Corresponding Secretary.
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CaIhOan County.
PrrrsRono. Mss. sent. u.

PIrrsBoRo, Miss, Sept. 81, 1876.
The following Tildsn Reform Clubs have
recently been organized la Calhoun, with a
full working membership aud are Increasing
rapidly;
SLATE SPRINGS CLUB-J.J J. Fox, PrCsi-
dents II. II. Mckee, Secretary.
PrrrsRORo CLUB-W. A. Sumner, Presi-
dent; s. NJ. Roane. Secretary.
BANNER CLuB-O. NJ. Wilson. President.
w. n. Macarthur, Secretary.
coMcoRD CLUB, r. o., Air Mount-Jno.
w. CoOner, President; III. Ellard, Seere-
eary.
Wa exBeet 70 have everything to a weld
Lea heat by the 7kh Of November.
Yours truly,
/. r. BLOUNr.
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sumner County.
SPRING PnRr- Miss

SPRING PoRT, Mss, Sept. IA, 1876.
On Saturday, August 26. 1876 the citizens
OF Spring Port and vicinity proceeded to
organize a Tilden and Hendricks Demo
cratic Reform Club.
On motion, J. I. Harmon was unanimous
ly elected President, and the following gen.
tlemen Vice-Presidents:
W. II. johnson, lsL
L. B. Lester, ID.
Peter Molly (eOl.), 3rd.
III. l. Pollard, 4th.
Henry Archibald (cOl.l, 9th.
james A. keaton, Secretary.
II. l.. Petrea, 81
o. II. Dear. Corresponding Secretary.
j. d. Doolet, Treasurer.
We organized with thirty members, and
have increased our list to seveRty-six
whites and seven eolOred. We viii give q
handsome majority for Tilden. Hendricks,
Manning and Reform.
Respectfully,
o.. II. DEAN, Cor. See'y.
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Please girs notice that Gen W.lth4il.
b. d. Mouey and Or. B. r. Wa-d EiII cd
dress tina peotf> % Simmer eoanEF ~ wal
thall on the frsT dzy ~ The Oxrnser term
of the Chancery Court OF SGmuer eoanIY,
81 Monday IN October. p. Z. Ii
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NeshOIDa County

DIXON, Aiss., Sept. Il, 1876.
On the 18th day OF August. 1876, the vo-
tiers Of the vicinity OF Dixon BEAT No. A.
met IN Dixon Hall for the purpose of or
gauiziug a Tilden Reform CLUB. On motion,
RI. r. Harrison was caEed TO the chair. and
and W. 2. Edwards was requested to act as
ecretary.
DR.. +. H. Thompson, II. p. Harrison and
W. r. Kirkland addressed the assembly,
touching the great political question at
issue. The Democratic platform, with Til
den's letter of acceptance, being read, seV-
enty-hvc names were enrolled. Alter
which the following officers were elected !:
DIR. +. II. Thompson, President.
W. Y. kirkland and J A. Morrow, Vice
Presidents,
W. ii Greer, Secretary.
b =. Lewis, Treasurer.
W. L. EDWARDS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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PARAMOUNT.
THIS INSTITUTION for the Education OF
YOUNG LADIES.

is situated on Sewanee Mountain, on the
Tennessee Coal &R X, Co.'S Road, seven miles
from the UNIVERSITY OF the SOUTH.
Special Advantages are offered to those de-
string to spend the Summer upon the noun
tain, and to pursue the FRENCH or GERMAN
Language, and Music, Vocal or instrumental
Board, Tuition and Washing, per year, $3.50.
Through the kindness of Southern Rail-
roads, return tickets, free of charge, have
been granted to all pupils leaving Paramount
in December, and returning in March.
For further information, address the Prin-
cipals,
MRS. ii. L. YEBGER,
MRS. H. B. KELLS.
MoFFAT, TENN.
Sept. G, '76-tf.
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA. Al MOBILE

THE REGULAR Course OF LECTURES will
i begin TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14rH, 1876. and
close about the Goth Of March fol- wing.
The PRELIMINARY CopRsK will
about the middle Of October, at which time
the Dissecting Rooms will be open
h CRY DIsPESsART has been removed to
the College Building. In the course of the
year several thousand patients are examined
and prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
presence of the Students
FACULTY:
F. A. Ross, NJ. D, Emeritus Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
GEORGE A. KETcHUN, d. D. Professor Of the
Science and Art Of Medicine.
E III. FoURxIEK~ n D. Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
VIZ. II. ANDERSON. NJ. D. Professor Of Ply
? HEssrrs. N. D., Professor of Surgery.
JAMKs T. HARRIsox, a. NJ. D., Professor Of
Iv,o1S coezsAx. NJ. D., Professor Of Public
Hvgiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
Z. p GAIsKs, n. Dr. Professor Of Clinical
c,oErT Owrx NJ. D.. Professor Of obstet-
r;es and Diseases Of Yemen and Children.
c. Tory n. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
R1rTT GOODS. NJ. D. and W. D. BTzzELL,
nj d.. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
- IxrTrRrs FREE to Students from all
parts Of the United States
MafriculatiOn W
Disseefinr ~ W
For further particulars and Circulars apply
10 ". II. ANDERSON. n D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, June ], ls7s-aug. 2 '6-2m-
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COnhoma County.


CLARksBALE, Miss, Sept. ., 1876.
At a meeting held here to-day, for the
purpose of organizing a Democratic club,
on motion of Capt y. W Lea, Col. A. h.
Boyce was made temporary chairman, INT
G.. Il. Page requested to act as temporary
secretary. By request of the chairman,
Capt. Lea explained the object Of the meet
ing; after which the chairman declared the
meeting open for the enrolment Of mem
bers; torty-one names were enrolled.
Then. on motion, the meeting, as then cou-
stituted. went into permanent organization
by e~lecting the following officers:
A. N. Boyce, President.
A.. h. Bobo, IL. IL. HopsOn, Vice-Presi-
dents.
G. II. Page, J. A. saddoth, Recording
Secretaries.
N. w. lea, Corresponding secretary.
II. 4. BobO, Treasurer.
Capt. Lea then moved that the chairman
appoint an executive committee, to be COM
posed Of as many rs he may think necessary,
int that the chairman of the club be chair
man er ogicio of said committee motion
carried.
The chairman then appointed the follow
ing gentlemen on that committee: n. W.
Lea, L J Norfleet, VIM. Franklin lcol.),
A Il. Trimble and n. L Leavell.
There being no further business, the club
adjourned to meet again next saturday
evening at , o'clock
A. X. BoYCE, President.
G.. Il. PAGE, Secretary,
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Rankin County.

STEMS CREEK, Sept. 10. 1876.
l send you the names OF officers Of Stems
Creek Democratic- Conservative Club:
p. b. Berry, President.
W. w. Williams. Vice-President
l.. W. Ellis, Secretary.
All Of whose postoface is Stecn's Creek,
Mas,
l.. W. Ellis, Secretary.
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Lawrence County.

HERRON, Sept. s, 1876.
The following is the lat o: officers OF the
Hebron DsmOeratlc-Coussrvattv ClHb.
Postonice address OF each. at Hebron:
l., n. Walker, President.
A. y Morris, Nicc-P President.
John Hutchins and p. l.. Riley, Secreta-
ries.
A Waltm0n. Treasurer.
Respectfully,
r. l.. RIIK.
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pike County.

CONERLY's z. o., Sept. %, 1876.
l send you below Hist of the officers of
our Club, as requested BY you In THE
CLARION:
Tylertown Democratic Club, 81 Supervi-
sOrs' District, Pike county, Miss.
Benz. hampton, President.
jesse X. Brumiield, LIST Nice-President.
Geo. Saith. % Nice-PreSident.
;. W. Ratlin, 81 e-President.
J. II. Crawford, Secretary.
+. NJ. Lee, Treasurer.
Our Club numbers 10.
Yours,
j. W. CRAWFORD,
Secretary.
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Lawrence COssty.


WmrEsASD, Der %. 1876.
Eds. CLAEIos: / herein send the
names Of the officers Of Whitesand Til
den and Hendricks Reform Club, which
was organized on lat Saturday
President. Thomas Pope.
1st Vice-P President, j. b. Atwood, Jr.
"a Weep President. W. a. Caraway.
Secretary, y. G.. Blount.
Assistant Secretary, a. W. Stringer
PostJfice, Whitesand, Lawrence Co.
Mics. Respectfully,
n. G.. BLOUST, Secretary.
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LAWRENCE Co, Miss, Sept. -, 1876.
| enclose TO you a list of the officers of
Blhala Chapel Democratic Club:
L. L. Norman, President,
II. Z. Gray, Vice-President.
}. w Rose, Secretary.
John +. Armstrong. Treasurer.
Our Club numbers about 80. All seem to
be earnestly at work for Tilden. Hendricks
and Reform. Our postofice is Beauregard,
Copiah county. Respectfully,
J. w. Rose, Sec'y.
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NeshOba County.

LAUREL HILL, Sept. u, 1876.
/ send you a full list of the officers of the
Woodland Democratic Club, as follows:
j. /. ShacklefOrd, President
I. j. Hammer, Secretary.
5. II. Stribling, Corresponding Secretary.
Sam1 Huston, Treasurer.
Postoffice. LAUREL Hill.
Some are joining at almost every meeting.
There will be but few in this county who
will not support Tilden and Reform.
T. j.. HAMMER,
Sec'y Woodland Dem. Club.
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LausIerdaIe County.

CENTRAL MERIDIAN CLUB.
President, w. d. Cameron.
Secretarys II. Sidney King and L. ii.
Dial.
MAKIOs-R. r. Coleman, President;
John Daniels, (coll Yice-Prcsident; r. ).
Martin and A. 7. Harris, Secretary.
SAGEvILLE CLUB-H. G. Deer, President,
B e. COvingthn, Secretary.
LAUDERDALE CLUB-Dr. J. L. Webb,
President ,-- Secretary
LYLE's STORE.-Maj. J.C. Roberts, Pres
fdent Jas. Wright Secretarv.
RusHrxG groRR-Dr. ". T.. Thompson.
President; J A. Roberts, Secretary.
Four or five other clubs are now IN pro-
cess OF organization w the county. some
negroes belonging TO all the clubs IN thu
county, aud everything LOOKS hopeful fol
.Tilden and Reform
Respectfully,
81. II. WHITAKER, Chm'n. tx. Com.
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scott County.
MrILBRooK. Miss, Sept. Is. 1s7e

MILLBROoK. Mss Sept. Is. 1875
l forward you names Of officers of '.Mill-
brook Tilden, Hendricks and Reform Clab.n
requesting TO be placed in communication
with the National Executive Committee.
our organization numbers on the roll sixty
men oers, prospects for others:
:. II. Grumly, President
" A. MeLemore and Mingo Windhsm,
(col.l Nice-Presideats.
In. Hunter, Secretary.
&c stokes, Treasurer.
Forest PoStofiee Is the address Of the
above names 1eurs respectfully
l.. n HuSTKR,
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County.

PEARLINGToE, Sept. 18th, 1876.
Pursuant 70 your notice of August 18th,
/ take pleasure in presenting TO you a list
OF the officers Of the Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform Club. organized in this place on
the 18th inst, and eIecting the following
officers
President, Henry Care.
Vice-President, Isaac TOomer.
Secretary, W. A. Brown.
Postofice address, Pennington, Han
cock county, Miss.
W. A. BRowN, Sec'y.
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Officers Of the s~ssrkviIle Democratic
Club. 40. l.
i'll Hopkins, President
IN Moment Secretary.
Add es members Is In q houTishtng con
dItion ; nearly every house on Main stress
.bas 4 Tfldeu and Hendricks fag playing.
Very truly.
j. N. NOMEET- sec.
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VET wATER CLUE.
&c. Gilmore, President.
G. NJ. D5ss, LIST Vice President.
b. f. Harper, I'd Vice-President.
J. W Patty, Jr., Secretary.
j. Is. Holbert, Assistant Secretary.
). L. Carpenter, Treasurer.
Regular meetings LIST and 81 Thursdays
each month, 3 P. N.
Postofiiee, B~rooksville.
soULE CHAPE CLUB.
A. W. Simpson, President.
A. 2. MeCaskill, LIST Yice-President.
NJ. N. Williams, ID Fiee-President.
Z. n. Shearer, Recording Secretary.
Jesse Morton, Treasurer,
Regular meetings LIST and 18th Wednesdays
In each month. 4 P. n.
Postoffice, Macon.
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CHAS. M. EVANS.
Manufacturer Of
Artificial Limbs.

Of the best q~ualitv. So ~
Ecits 3 share OF the
Southern patronage * ~
Prices have been re-G@~G ~
duced and other special inducements are now
offered Southern citizens and soldiers. To
insure satisfaction, each leg may be fitted and
tested.fully before any payment is required.
By permission, / refer to Rev. c. K. Mar
shall, Vieksburg, Miss, who was President Of
an Association which furnished over 609Ie to
Southern soldiers; also refer to the publishers
Of this paper Pamphlet and full informa-
ton free. Address CHAS- NJ. EVANS,
cor. Market and 4th SIS. Louisville, Ky,
152 West 4th St. CINCINEATI0.
OctD, 'T5-1Yr.
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THE WORK OF ORGANIZATION.
from the Democratic
Conservative Cl"b-'

The following additional reports have
bssp received from Darocratic Con
ssrvatiye organizations. They have
been placsi IN Communication with the
Headauart.r. ofthe National Executive
Committee Of the purity, in New York
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The FOriy-th;rd Annual Course
of Instruction

khc EOrty-thar0 Annual Course
of instruction
in this department viii commences on Monday,
the 18th Of NOVEMBER. 1876, and terminate
on the third Saturday Of March. 1877. Pre-
liminary lectures on Clinical Medicine ard
Surgery will be delivered in the amphitheatre
of the great Charity Hospital, beginning on
the 10Th of October, without any charge 10 the
students. The anatomical rooms will be
opened ct the same Tins. The lnelahers of the
Faculty are visiting physicians and surgeons
to the Charity Hospital, and give instruction
daily Mt the bedside of the sick.
FEES.-As the practical advantages afferd-
ed in New Orleans for Il thorough acouaint-
Ance with all the branches of medicine are
quite ms great as, if not supe Tor to, those Of
fered by the schools of New York and Phila-
delphia, the same fees are demanded. For all
the lectures, $40 Naturalization, Is; practi-
cal Anatomy. $40; Graduation. $50. Pay
ment required in advance,
For circular and catalogue address
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
June %, 1876.-9m
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MAYFIELD. twiNoNA p. Oh
Sept. 10, lS7G.
I send You herewith The names Of the OF
Gcers OF the Mayheld Tilden and Hendricks
Reform Democratic Club Montgomery is
wide awake and will do her part in Novem-
Der next, towards burying Rtdicalism so
deep tIat It will never again be resurrected
on Mississippi soil.
Respectfully yours,
Gus a. SPIvEY,
Cor. Sec.
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DEEDS OF

WE ARE NOW ready to fl orders for the
w following blanks
No. Al Deed Of Trust for Rent and Supplies.
No. az. Deed Of Trast for Rent
No. a. Deed Of Trust to Secure Advances by
Merchants
No. a. Deed Of Trust for General Purposes
In ordering, state the Ne. Of blank wanted.
Price, $lW per qulre Of q blanks, except No.
A. which Is 500 per qaire- Price BY the
hundred, 500, which includes postage
Address.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
II. Jackson Miss
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Fraternity

Gov. Richard Hubbard, of Texas, in
a speech recently delivered in the
Judges Hail, in the Exposition Grounds,
in Philadelphia, said:
Sir, you have been told that we are
demons in hate, and gloat in the thought
of blood and war. Men of New Eng
lsnd-men of the North, will you be-
lieve me when, for the two millions of
people | represent, and the whole South
as well, l d~enounce the utterance as an
inhuman SANDER, and a damnabls and
base falsehood against a brave and, God
knows, a long suffering people.
Want war! Want bloodshed! Sirs
we are poor, broken in fortune and
sick al heart. Had you stood as |
have stood, by the ruined hearth stone,
by the wrecks of fortune, which are scat
tered along the shore had you seen, as
[ have seen, the wolf bowling at the
door of many a once happy home-wid-
owhoOd and orphanage starving and
weeping over never-returning husbands
and fathers, who fell with your honored
dead at Gettysburg and Manassas; could
VOC hear, as | have heard, the throbbing
of the great universal Southern heart
! throbbing for peace and yearning for the
old and faithful love between the States /;
could you have seen and heard and felt
all these things, my countrymen. you
would, black or white, Republican or
Democrat, take me by the hand, and
swear that the arm, thus upIifted against
US, and the tongue, which utters the
great libel in our name, should wither at
the socket and forever become palsied at
the root. | repeat, let our .'spears be
turned into pruning hooks and our swords
beat into plowshares," to remain ever
lasting memorials of returning peace and
good will to the American people.
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EDUCATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. II. GBEAS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics.
L. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery.
SAMUEL H. BEMISS, NJ. D., Professor of
Medicine.
SANFORD E. cHAILLE, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
JOSEPH JONES, n, D., Professor of Chem
istry:
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor of Anat'
omy.
stetrics.
THOMAS J.. HEARD, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica.
ALBERT MILES, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
ANATOMY.
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LIST OF oFFICER!

LII VI V~FFI.EEos
A. NJ. Powell, President.
J X. Jacks, 1st Vice-President.
II. II. Young ~ Vice-President.
IL. I. Seals, 81 Yice-President.
a G. Terry, 4th Nice-Presideut.
Rube Terry, 9TH Vice President
Wills Garfield, Secretary
J.J. Kilgore. Assistant Secretary.
Gus a. spivey. Cores pondiuge tary
=. :. Latt, Treasurer.