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At a meeting of the Studenuof the Medical De.
partment Of the Univenity Of the city of New
York, Mr. p. A. Aylette, OF Alabama, was called
to the chair, and Mr.. ID. L. Anderson, of South
Carolina, requested to act as Secretary: Where
upon the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopteds Whereas, it has pleased
Almighty God in his altwise dispensation OF Prov-
dence, to remove from our number our beloved
and highly esteemed fellow member, Mr.. Benja.
MIN Z. Gerald, Of Camden, s. G., who departed
this llfe on the llth inst-Threfore be it
Resolved. That We most ardenty sympathise with his
eersaved relations and frends snd esr them balm Of
consolation that he has eit bshind him that shall
live In our hearts


SO long as memory hngs a wave


Back to the shores Of tme to light the darkness Of


the grave n


Resolved, That each member Of the class wear the u
badge OF mourning the LEFT arm for thirty days a.
the last sad tribute efrsspect for the deceased.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted 70 his reatiope and that copy for
publication to the Editor Of the N.,U York Herald The
Watchmss af the Seuk, The Camdsn Journal, s. c., and
other south Csrolina papers are requested to copy
Jan. 18th, le4A


P. A. AYLETT, Chairman.
D. L. ANDERsor, Secretary