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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

OA.TALC>GUE

FOR THE

SESSION 1867-68, ·

AND

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE

SESSION 1868-69.

Nastbille, m:enn.: PIUNTED AT THE SOUTHERN METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE.

1868.

THE UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE wAS founded by the State of North Carolina, through Gen. James Robert-

son, in 1784. Tennessee was then a part of North Carolina, and what­

ever endowment the Institution enjoyed, it owed to the munificence of that

State. The Medical Department was founded in 1850, by the late President,

Philip Lindsley, who had devoted his life and great learning, since 1824, to

the development and fame of the University. His agents and co-workers in

founding the Department of Medicine were, John M. Watson, Vv. K. Bowling,

A. H. Buchanan, Rob,ert M. Porter, C. K. Winston, and J. Berrien Lindsley.

The first announcement of the Medical Department went forth to the public

with these six names alone, and colleagues afterward added owed their places

exclusively to them, for, by an arrangement with the Trustees, all power bear­

ing upon the department was ceded to them for a period of twenty-two years;

for they believed, and their successors still believe, that medical men can man­

age their own affairs best when subject to no control of non-medical men, who,

. knowing nothing of medical matters, become tools in the bauds of unscrupu-

lous medical men for purposes of mischief.

In July, 1867, the- Montgomery Bell Academy, an endowed Classical School,

W!IS organized within the University, and is already in a flourishing condition.

The Scientific and Literary Departments, though temporarily suspended by

civil troubles, are rooted in vigorous soil, and will again appear above the sur­

face, possibly refreshed and energized by a period of repose.

This Institution has never been under the control or support of State or Church,

while it has rendered valuable and acknowledged services to both. It reposes on

a foundation that secures its perpetuity, and though mainly dependent upon tui­

tion fees for its support, has never turned from the door of any department a

studious and ambitious young man because he was poor, but has always wel­

comed him to its altars, and cherished his fame as a jewel among her pos­

seS'Sions.

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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1867-68.

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR.

Abernathy, Young L. B. Tennessee. J. G. Abernathy. Anderson, T. J., M.D. Tennessee. W. G. Anderson. Anderson, Robert, Jr. Tennessee. C. K. Winston. Anderson, George W. 'fennessee. W. G. Anderson. Anderson, Thomas J., l\I.D. Tennessee. W. G. Anderson. Atkinson, J. R. Tennessee. P. H. Warren. Atkinson, James Alabama. G. S. Carpenter. Avans, N.J. Tennessee. W. W. Bricknell.

• Baker, Samuel F. Tennessee . Hill and Smartt. Bailey, Paddy R. Tennessee. C. C. Crump. Bate, Humphrey II. Tennessee. T. J. Kennedy. Bedell, Robert B. Alabama. J. F. Watkins. Black, Isaac N. Tennessee. W. T. Perry. Bloomstein, Judy 'l'ennessee. W. T. Briggs. Black, Thomas Tennessee. Hill and Smartt. Bowling, William Tennessee. S. L. Caldwell. Boyd, Elias B. Tennessee. J. H. Graves. Boyd, W. C. Alabama. R. A. Bcthem. Brabson, A. C. Tennessee. S. P. Crawford. Bright, Willis C. 'fennessee. S.M. McElroy. Brittain, Benjamin F. Texas. C. Atchley. Bush, R. T., M.D. Tennessee. Y. L. Abernathy. Buchanon, Cicero Tennessee. A. H. Berry. Bondurant, B. 'l'. Tennessee. H. J. Shannon. Brown, William A. Tennessee. A. McDonald. Burns, Patrick, M.D. Tennessee. University, Nashville. Cage, James Tennessee. A. D. Cage. Calhoun, John D. Louisiana. W. T. Coon. Campbell, King S. Kentucky. Samuel Standrod. Cardwell, James R. Tennessee. George Dibrell. Carmichael, Paul Georgia. Darius Waterhouse. Carson, N aplet D. 'fennessce. John B. Hill. Cullum, Jesse P. 'l'ennessee. J. H. Hooper. Caveness, William A. Mississippi. Graves and French.

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6 CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1867-68.

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR. Chapman, George L. Tennessee. J. H. Oney. Cherry, Fred. D. 'I'. Tennessee. Murrell and Turney. Cleveland, Larkin G. Texas. W. D. Jennings. Cochran, George W. Georgia. John C. Lee. Colman, Ruffin Alabama. A. Smith. Colville, R. W. 'l'ennessee. Darius Waterhouse. Compton, William Tennessee. H. M. Compton. Corlew, RufuH l\1. Tennessee. Benjamin W. Ussery. Crenshaw, Peter F. Alabama. T. S. Malone. Dollar, James M. Alabama. Douglass, James A. Alabama. Dow, Chalmers T. South Carolina. Paul F. Eve. Drane, J. H. Tennessee. S. Richardson. Edwards, J. W. Alabama. Reeder and Edwards. Edwards, James R. 'rennessee. University, Nashville. Ellis, William H. Tennessee. J. M. Clark. Enochs, Maze A. J_,, Tennessee. E. Y. Salomon. Farmer, E. Tennessee. C. K. Winston. Farmer, Willis H., Jr. Tennessee. W. H. Farmer. Farris, A. A. Kentucky. F. M. Ward. Faulk, G. B. Alabama. Butler and Morton. Feemster, William C. Mississippi. J. M. Taylor. Ferris, Edmund Tennessee. T. A. Atchison. Foreman, William R. Texas. William Freellinger. Fuqua, A. L. Tennessee. E. E. Buchanon. Gater, L. C. Tennessee. J. W. Hammon. Gibson, Charles, M.D. Missouri. James McDowell. Goodled, John 'rennessee. Graves, Henry N. Texas. William T. Briggs. Gwynn, William C. Tennessee. Gwynn, Gideon R. Tennessee. Hall, Joseph James Tennessee. J. B. Lindsley. Hall, Patrick M. Tennessee. J. L. Winston. Hallums, J. J. Tennessee. R. G. Glover. Hallowell, B. F. Tennessee. J. L. Fite. Ham, George W. Tennessee. T. B. Buchanan. Hampton, Wade Tennessee. B. G. Hampton. Hancock, William F. Tennessee. J. L. Fite. Harvey, Robert H. Tennessee. J. W. Re[l,ms. Harrell, James K. P. Tennessee. J. A. C. Manley. Harris, Joseph E. , 'l'ennessee. W. K. Bowling. Harwood, M. Pettus Tennessee. D. K. Higdon. Haskins, Benjamin A. Tennessee. E. B. Haskins.

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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1867-68. 7

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR.

Head, Elkanah B. Tennessee. R. Head. Head, John B. Tennessee. J. M. Head. Head, Henry William Tennessee. H. Head. Hearn, Henry M. Tennessee. J. L. Fite. Herod, George W. Tennessee. H. Haynie. Herrin, Cliarles F. Tennessee. McLane and Edwards. Hicks, R. K. Tennessee. . B. K. Hicks. Hocker, Robert T. Kentucky. Thompson and Gibson. Hoge, Cornelius Tennessee. Honslee, J. T. Kentucky. R. H. Pool. Hoeper, J. H., M.D. Tennessee. Horne, David E. Tennessee. D. K. Higdon. Huey, James K. Tennessee. E. G. Richardson. Huddleston, J. W., M.D. •rennessee. University, Nashville. Hunt, Joseph W. Kentucky. J. F. Anthony. Isaacs, Casper E. '['ennessee. D. K. Higdon. Johnson, George A. Alabama. A. C. Towsand. J ohuson, R. C. Tennessee. S. C. Bridgewater. J ohnston, James H. '['ennessee. R. F. Scrugg. Jordon, James D. Tennessee. E. A. Taylor. Justice, J. A. Tennessee. J. T. W. Davis. Kelsey, Jaspe; Tennessee. J. L. Harwell. King, Robert Kentucky. A. H. King. Kirkpatrick, Orville H. Tennessee. · W. C. Buchanon. Lain, H. B. Texas. J. P. Humphrys. Lasley, James Thomas Tennessee. J. L. Bone. Lawler, William T. Tennessee. George Dibrell. Lee, E. L. Tennessee. B. L. Hopkins. Lightfoot, JohnS. Alabama. R. W. Lightfoot. Ligon, John F. Tennessee. S. C. Bridgewater. Manlove, Benjamin F. Tennessee. Manlove and Leary. Manning, William A. Arkansas. W. W. Edwards. Marshall, George W. • t Tennessee. · T. R. Jennings. Martin, John R. Alabama. R. M. Clark. Matthews, Benjamin A. Tennessee. P. F. Harrison. Mayhew, Carroll C. Tennessee. W. T. Briggs. Milhouse, William A. Alabama. S.D. Glaze. Modrell, Robert D. Texas. N.J. Mills. Moody, G. Wharton Tennessee. B. A. Caldwell. Moore, Robert E. Tennessee. H. M. Moore. Moon, A. M. Tennessee. B. A. Caldwell. Moon, Elisha D. Alabama. Dr. Malone. Moorhead, A. C. Alabama. University, Nashville.

8 CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1867-68.

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR.

Morton, John W., Jr., M.D. Tennessee. University, Nashville . Morley, Joseph B. Tennessee. James L. Shorrell. Murray, Alexander P. Kentucky. N. H. Murray. McCoy, J. Thomas Tennessee. George Grant. :McCrory, Thomas C. Tennessee. Smith and Bowling. McCullough, Thomas Tennessee. T. B. Buchanan. McDougal, William H. Mississippi. J. M. Taylor. McDavid, H. C. Tennessee. S. Richardson. McFarland, John W. Tennessee. McFarland and Cowan. :McGuire, George W. Tennessee. C. B. McGuire. McKennie, Beverly R. Tennessee. J. Jones. McKenzie, J. R., M.D. Tennessee. University, Nashville. McMillan, W. H. H. Tennessee. Yarbro and Manley. McMurry, William J. Tennessee. '1.'. C. Shanon. McNeely, John A. Kentucky. S. J. Stocks. Mitchell, William C. Kentucky. T. L. Hobbs. Morton, John H. Tennessee. Dan. German. Morley; H. A. Tennessee. Gosling Searcy. Noel, Edwin T. Tennessee. T. R. Jennings. Newcomb, Thomas S. ~l'ennessee. N. White. Newsom, Belfield C. Tennessee. W. J. Carter. Oliver, Ananias Fletcher Tennessee. J. Mays. Oliphant, G. T. Tennessee. J. M. Pirtle. Page, Samuel N.· Tennessee. S.D. Gwins. Patterson, Mark R. Kentucky. J. R. Patterson. Patterson, F. L. Tennessee. Dr. Patterson. Peeples, B. W. Tennessee. B. F. Watkins. Perch, W. T. Tennessee. H. W. Withfield. Percy, Joseph W. Tennessee. W. L. Nichol. Pettit, James M. S. Tennessee. W. T. Briggs. Pettus, Joseph A. Alabama. T. C. Pettus. Pettus, William D. Alabama.' T. C. Pettus. Pool, Elber~ S. P., M.D. Kentucky. Porter, Reese B. Alabama. J. T. Jones. Prichard, William W. Tennessee. J. B. Hill. Pulliam, J., Jr. Mississippi. Dr. Murdock. Pyland, William J. Tennessee. F. M. James. Ragan, Stanford B. Mississippi. B. T. Phillips. Ralston, William E. Tennessee. Dr. Winston. Ralston, William T. Tennessee. Ed. C. Donoho. Rosco, James F. Tennessee. University, NashYille. Rayland, Carroll J. Kentucky. T. L. Hobbs. Reace, John A. Tennessee. D. Clay.

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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1867-68. 9

NAME. STATE. PRECEPTOR.

Rice, Thomas J. Tennessee. Smith and Erwin. Richard, George C. Tennessee. W. T. Briggs. Ridley, J. L., 1\f.D. Alabama. Shelby College. Roberts, Joseph C. Mississippi. D. L. Phares. Ristine, Charles E. Tennessee. L. L. Colman. Rawls, E. J. Tennessee. R. G. Glover. Samuel, John 1\f. Tennessee. University, Nashville. Sanders, William W. Tennessee. J. B. Sharber. Sappington, ;J. B. Tennessee. University, Nashville. Scott, John E. D. Tennessee. R. W. Scott. Sims, Albert G. Alabama. J. F. Sims. Sims, James H. Alabama. University, Virginia. Slaydon, John D. Tennessee. W. 1\f. Slaydon. Smith, Qnintius C. Tennessee. J. B. Lindsley. Smith, B. F. Alabama. A. H. Smith. Smith, Dillard G. Tennessee. W. H. Daniel. Smith, Jerome B. Tennessee. Dr. Pardue. Smith, Benjamin F. Tennessee. D. K. Higdon. Smith, Charles H. Tennessee. Smith, Eugene, 1\f.D. Tennessee. University, Nashville. Snyders, R. H. Tennessee. G. R. Williamson. Stephens, John B. Tennessee. J. 1\f. Watson. Stephenson, Edison D. Tennessee. C. K. Winston. Stewart, Edward M:. Al::tbama. J. W. Stewart. Shelton, Alonzo D. Georgia. L. B. 1\fason. Taylor, Jasper N. Tennessee. E. Y. Salmon. Taylor, Alonzo J. Tennessee. G. W. Dibrell. Tipton, Frank E. Alabama. University, Nashville. Tonny, L. P. Alabama. J. W. Stewart. Towns, J. 1\f., Jr. Tennessee. i 1\f. Clark. Townsend, James B. Alabama. A. C. 'l.'ownsend. Wagner, James D. 'l'ennessee. L. E. Cowy. Ward, James A. Tennessee. George W. Dibrell. Washington, George. Mississippi. W. B. Fulton. Weakley, Olin Tennessee. B. F. Weakley. Webb, Nathan H. Tennessee. A. B. Buchanon. Webb, 'l.'homas ·J., M:.D. Tennessee. University, Virginia. Wheeler, Samuel J. Tennessee. John H. Kirth. White, John 0. Tennessee. T. L. l\1addin. White, Denny L. Tennessee. Alex. Lutts. Wilkinson, Mark R. Tennessee. W. S. Cardwell. Wilks, John T. Tennessee. T. J. Kennedy. Wilson, Thomas P. Tennessee. A. R. Wilson.

10 CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES, CLASS OF 1868.

NAME.

Wilson, William J, Winters, Solomon D. Woodward, Peyton S., M.D.

STATE.

Tennessee. Kentucky. 'l'ennessee.

RECAPITULATION.

PRECEPTOR.

N.C. Harris. T. H. Riggs. University, Nashville.

Alabama .................................................................... 26 Arkansas.................................................................... 1 Georgia ..................................................................... 3 Kentucky ................................................................... 13 Louisiana................................................................... 1 Mississippi................................................................. 7 :Missouri ........... ... ............... .............. .... ...... .. ..... . ... . ... 1 South Carolina............................................................ 1 Tennessee .................................................................... 150 ~'exas ......................................................................... 6

Total. ............................................................... 209

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CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES, CLASS OF 1868.

Young Landon ..Ber.ry Abernathy .......................... Tennessee. George '\Vashington Anderson ..... ~ ......................... Tennessee. Patrick Reese ]3aily ............................................ Tennessee. Humphrey Howell Bate ....................................... Tennessee. Thomas Black ................................................... Tennessee. Vvilliam Bolin ................................................... Tennessee. William Clement Boyd ........................................ Alabama. '\Villis Collins Bright.. ......................................... Tennessee. Benjo.min Franklin Brittain .................................. Texas.

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James Edward Cage ....•......•.•••.•. ~ .•.•..•..•..•••....••... Tennessee. Frederick Tinsley Donnie Cherry ... :' .•...••................ Tennessee. George Washington Cochran ......... t ...................... Georgia. \Villiam Compton .•••••......................................... Tennessee. Rufus M. Corlew .................... :": ......................... Tennessee. Jesse Potts Cullom .................. ~ .......................... Tennessee.

• James Monroe Dollar .......................................... Alabama . James Albert Douglass ........................................ Alabama. Thomas Chalmers Dow ........................................ South Carolina. Alexander Allen Faris ......... ~ ............................... Kentucky. Eugene Farmer .................. : ............................... Tennessee. Willis H. Farmer ............... ~ ................................ Tennessee. Henry Bennette Faulk ......................................... Alabama. William Robert Foreman ..................................... Texas. Adalbert Little bury Fuqua ................................... Tenljessee. John William Goodlet ............ :-: ............................ Tennessee. Henry North Graves ............................................ Texas. Patrick Martin Hall ............................................ Tennessee .

....Qeorge Washington Ham ....... ~ ............................. Tennessee. IV ade Hampton .................................................. Tennessee. Joseph Edwards Harris ....................................... Tennessee. ·Robert Hester Harvey ............. : ........................... Tennessee. Benjamin Aaron Haskins ..................................... Tennessee. Henry vVilliam Head ......................................... Tennessee. Charles Freeman Herrin ....................................... Tennessee. James Knox Huey .............................................. Tennessee.

'-- Richard Claybrook Johnson ... ~ .............................. Tennessee. James Harvey Johnston ...................................... Tennessee. James Douglas Jordan ........................................ .'fennessee. Orville Hugh Kirkpatrick .................................... Tennessee. Haywood Boswell Lain ........................................ Texas.

· - William Trigg Lawler ......................................... Tennessee. John Francis Ligon .............. :--.............................. Tennessee. u ohn Steele Lightfoot .......................................... Alabama. Benjamin Franklin Manlove ................................. Tennessee. William Alexander Manning ................................. Arkansas. Benjamin Alexander Matthews .... ,.,·: ...................... Tennessee. Thomas Chapman McCrory ............................ _. ...... Tennessee. William Holland McDougal ...... : ........................... Mississippi. John William McFarland .................................... Tennessee. Beverly Randolph McKennie ....•..... ./. ...................... 'l'ennessee. William Alexander Milhouse .... "X ........................... Alabama. Robert Donnell Modrall ...................................... Texas.

- Robert Ellis :1\'Ioore ............................................. Tennessee.

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-..,..Henry Arthur Moseley .•...... ~ ..•.....•.••.•••............... Tennessee. Belfield Carter Newsom ..•••. . r. ............................... Tennessee. Ananias Fletcher Oliver ........ r. ............................. Tennessee. Joseph Albert Pettus ......... ~ ................................. Alabama. William David Pettus .•.•.•..•... : ............................. Alabama. Reese Bowen Porter ......... l ................................. Alabama. William Wallace Pritchard ................................... Tennessee. James Fleming Rascoe ......................................... Tennessee. William Thomas Ralston ...... :" .............................. Tennessee. Thomas Jefferson Rice ....•.........•.•......•................. Tennessee. George Covle Richards ......................................... Tennessee. Joseph Clark Robert ........................................... Mississippi. John Monroe Samuel ........................................... Tennessee. William Washington Sanders ...............••.............. Tennessee. John Eliza Dozier Scott ....••.........•.•............•....•.•• Tennessee. J amet Henry Sims .............................................. Alabama. Bernice Ferdinand Smith ..................................... Alabama. Charles Harrison Smith ....................................... Tennessee. Quintius Cincinnatus Smith .................................. Tennessee. Dillard Green Smith ............................................ Tenuessee . .. Edward Monroe Stewart ...................................... Alabama. John Bunyan Stephens ....................................... Tennessee. Edison David Stephenson ..................................... Tennessee. Mack Robert Wilkinson ....................................... Tennessee. Olin Vveakley .................................................... Tennessee. William Jefferson Wilson ..................................... Tennessee. John Talbot Wilks ............................................. Tennessee. Solomon Davis Winters ....................................... Kentucky.

Also, the degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon Thomas Isham Webb and William Henry Morgan, of Tennessee.

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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

Montgomery Bell Academy.

THIS branch of the University opened last year with newly and elegantly furnished School-rooms, a Campus of sixteen acres, a Library of 10,000 vol­umes, and an extensive Apparatus for scientific experiments, and a Gymnasium.

DEPARTMENTS. The Academy has two Departments, viz., a Grammar School and a High

School. The GRAMMAR SCHOOL Course occupies three years. The HIGH SCHOOL has two Courses, a Classical and an English. The

Classical occupies four years, and will fit for Yale and Harvard. Pupils can enter other Colleges without taking our fourth year. ·

'rhe English Course will fit for practical life. Freqttent wr-itten examinations will determine the gr-ade of pupils.

CALENDAR. 'rhe First Term commences on Monday, September 14, 1868. The Second

Term on Monday, February-, 1869. Scholars should be present at the beginning of the School-year, or at least

at the beginning of each term, as new classes cannot be formed at other times. New pupils will be received and examined during the week commencing Mon­day, September 7.

TUITION. Payable for each term in advance-in High School, $40 each term, or $80

per annum. In Grammar School, $30 each term, or $60 per annum.

BOARDING May be obtained in the family of Professor Blackie, in the University build­

ings, and in privn.te families throughout the city, at prices varying with the accommodations furnished. Pupils residing within six or seven miles of the University buildings can conveniently attend as day-scholars.

FACULTY. J. B. LINDSLEY, M.D., D.D., Chancellor of the University, and Professor

of Chemistry. --- ---,l<· Principal of the Academy, and Professor of Mental and

Moral Science. M. S. SNOW, A.B., Principal of the High School, and Professor of Latin. GEORGE S. BLAOKIE, M.D., Professor of the Natural Scienees, and Uni­

versity Librarian. F. N. JUDSON, A.B., Professor of Greek. A. D. WHARTON, Ex. U. S. N., Professor of Mathematics, and Principal

of the Grammar School. · For information respecting scholars on the Foundation, and other points,

apply to members of the Faculty, or to JOHN M. LEA,

President of the Board of Trustees.

*A gentleman widely known and honored throughout this region has accepted this appointment, but will not take the Chair this year.

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JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY I

THE leading object of this Journal is to benefit the laborious country practi­tioner. 'ro collect from all sources whatever in the judgment of the Editor

will lighten the labors, and increase the success and usefulness of the great HIGH PRIVATES of the profession, and while by no means neglecting the science, its highest efforts will be devoted to the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

As without observance of etiquette no social, scientific, or professional organ­ization can exist, to promote harmony, respect, and confidence between practi­tioners, Medical Ethics will at all times claim a due share of attention. It will encourage organizations of Medical Societies, and enrich its pages with their proceedings. It will encoura~~:e the oft-neglected duty of recording Med­ical observations, and the Editor will publish with great pleasure, from any of his readers, facts and observations upon any branch of l'.Iedicine that he may deem valuable to all. He politely asks his readers to write for the pages of his J ournal short articles of pith and point. This age is charged with a higher duty, in our progresEJive profes.sion, thltn the reproduction of the notions ltnd sayings of the deltd Medical past. None now "has time, an hour's time, to sit upon a bank and hear the cymbal tinkle in white hands."

'l'he Editor will have before him the leading journals of Germany, Fmnce, Great Britain, Italy, ltnd Spain, with the no less valuable journals of his own country, and every thing useful to practitioners in them, in a condensed form, and in good English, shall gmce the pages of his own.

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