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GIRO u l. A r.

To tie Voters Of NaShriRe:
The undersigned, some of the Direct tors of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
having been informed that question is to be sub
mitted to the people of Nashville, whether the
vote Of the town in the approaching election for
Directors of the Railroad Company, shall be given
for the Old Board of Directors or against them, it
proper to say in view Of certain charges that have
been made impunging the action of the Old Board
that they feel conscious Of no fault that they have
no objection to have their conduct examined with
the most rigid scrutiny, and that they have no de-
sire to retain office EXCEPT for the good of the road
and of the town. They feel, however, that a vote
of their fellow-citizens against them might imply
censure. They do not feel willing to relnquish
any Of the character that they have heretofore
tanned before the public and Of course DESTROYS
of being upheld by the vote of the town That
the people of the town may know whom they vote
against if they vote against the President the I'M
dersigned publish thenames of the Directory Whom
the people to vote for, if not for the present
Directory does not appear. The undersigned are
as yet ignorant who are to be presented against
them; names have been mentioned in opposition
but none Of those mentioned have agreed to serve,
so far as the undersigned can learn. The main at
tacks have been made against v K STEVENSON,
President The undersigned have heretofore
endorsed his conduct in the management of
the road, and they again respectfully accord him
their hearty approval. Mr. STEVENSON has nothing
to conceal, and that every one who desires it may
be informed of his proceedings, he viii address his
felow-citizens, on Saturday night at the Court
House, in regard to some Of the charges made
against him, and will then and there be ready to
answer any questions that may be propounded TO
him. These are the names Of the Directory v
X. Stevenson, Francis B. Fogg, Samuel D. Nor
gan, Alexander Allison, Joseph B. Knowles, John
NJ. Bass, and Edwin H. Ewing, of Nashville; Will
liam Spence and Lewis Garner, of Rutherford;
John I. Neal, and Jeremiah Cleveland, of Bedford
A. NJ. Rutledge, Thomas Powers, and Peter S
Decherd Of Franklin and Coffee counties, and JAS
A. Whiteside, CT Hamilton. They are not paraded
from ostentaon but to show at least that they have
no fear Of being known. The undersigned viii all
with pleasure answer any question that may be
propounded to them. The undersigned are all the
Directors now in Nashville:
FRANCIS B. FoGG.
S. D. MORGAN
ALEX. ALLISON
JOSEPH B. KNOWLES.
EDWIN H. EWING
W. SPENCE
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N A S HV L T.:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC, 10, 1858.
ELECTION FOR RAILROAD DIRECTORS.

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen labored hard
on Thursday night last, to appoint the Mayor, and
two of tie Aldermen, to cast the city vote for the
directory of the Chattanooga Railroad and after
resolutions We're offered, with amendment on
amendments, TO an indefinite extent they finally
concluded that inAsnluch as the Mayor was
not an officer, created by the Boegd the Board had
no right to instruct
The Mayor being elected by plurality of votes,
the Board were of opinion that the better mode to
receive instructions would be by direct appetite
the people at the ballot-box, on Tuesday next,
when they will be required to vote directly for the
'iod board or "aetr board" a-t..
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TLOSING SALE OF WINTER GOODS,
at which time will be an object to close out large
stock of WINTER GOODS embracing the greatest variety
of Foreign and Domestic Goods Staple and Fancy Dress
eods OF new STYLES Just received direct from the Import
ers; Ladies' Dress Goods, Woollens, Stuhs Women
and Gentlemen's Wear superior black and colored
TTTiled French Cloths and Doe skin Cassimeres,
new stye Fancy Cassmeres, Notified CasSlmeres, black
blue cadet and mixed Sattinets, Fancy Plaid do. of
godmxed do bright colored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
SILK and Satin Yestings Cashmere and aelcennes do
French VeSt Shapes black Silk Velvet OF superior quality
black and coOrd Tabby Velyets high cOored CasslmeIe
shrneres de Coss Muslin de LANES Scotch Paids Cam
ton Cloths Solid coored Muslin de LAME all wool French
and English merinoS Silk warp Alpaca, rich lustre Bro
cade Alpaccas, fancy coiored Alpaca SIX hsueu t ANA
Cloth extra "a Cashmeres, glossy, black usrng silks
of all widths fancy colOred Silks Dress Sks Oh new sly
great variety rich Paris fgd Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered Popns LYONS blk Silk Velvet fancy Paris Six es-
tn Rsratha do Bonnet Ribbons of great variety styles
and superior quality, black and coored Mantua Ribbons
Can and Black Velvet do brown, green and blue Berag
six Gloves of all qualities Cloth Gloves heeced lined
Mems and Women's Cashmere Gloves Twisted Silk Mts,
Lace Ms and Gloves of all the different prices and quar-,
tiles Black and cOlOred Cashmere Alpaca, Lawns, WOOL
and Merino Hose and half Hose black red blue, yellow
md fancy eoored Prints of every variety four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints tur-
kew Red do. Cashmere do, new style English DO;
beached Musins and DrlngS of all qualities and widths
brown Muslins and Drngs of all widths; blue, dIab,
red green and marble Blankets large stock OF Bed Bian-
kets Crib Blankets, steamboat berth do heavy grey,
brown and white Mackinaw Blankets Dutfh do, Union
twilled d. Plaid Alpaca travelling Blankets Negro
Blankets Plaid horse do white yellow, scarlet and green
FlaDnels Bed Tickings "a, rs and A wide-Furnture
and Apron Checks, Hickory Shirtngs, Mariners stripes
and counterpane Checks Fancy Nett Caps wooen Hoods
Nyoolen Comforts and the greatest variety OF Trimmings
sook Book and Null Auslins Jaconett Cambria, Cross
barred Muslins, white and colOred Cambrcs, Needles
Pins Silk Linen and Cotton Threads Buttons Tor over
coats dress coats pants and vests Brads Tapes &c DC
Alse-15O cases Beaver Silk Moleskin and Angola Hats
Kossh and Mexican soft Hats black white and colored
black and coored wool Hats large stock OF Caps OF every
variety Umbrellas of all the different sizes and qualities
new fail STYLE silk Bonnets, trimmed Travelling Bags
Garnet do Sachels Hardware, Cutlery, Paper, &c. &c
The stock the largest ever offered in this market and will
be sold freely Several large consgnments which have
instructions 10 close The latest styles of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion OF this Stock
which will be sold without reserve Terms liberal.
DUNCAN MORGAN & co.
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ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEx.
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in ae abc.a
Il three years The inyentor has made improvemsats
which have rendered it perfect STRAW AND CI)gS
CUTTING MACHINE. Il has given entire safisfactio7 10
every one who has used IT, and superior machine
IN use, tor the purpose for which il is designed Il s
pie m all ITS parts, durable and easily kept ORDER II -
seteedng, and easily worked by boy ~ wears Of sge
IL VIII cut straw in the shack from half inch Ia
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro-
dueed from Farmers who have used the to prove hsis
USE Persons needing such article may rest assured
that in il they viii ind valuable acquisition 10 their s
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his means or man
ufaeuring these machines, and he now socits for Ae
the attention Of the public and the farmers and ,ents
particularly, OF the South and West He viii hereafter h
able to MI all orders rapidly aud ensures all MACHINES q
do the work for which they are designed
Beng ne inventor and Patsntee and sole proprietor he
will dispose OF rights for counties or States on reaSonss
terms 70 any Mechanic who may wish manufacture hsn
and VIII furnish one set Of casting Tor patterns
sep7-6w- JOHN g. ERR
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MISCELLANEOUS
rEE NAsHvIIIE NAEuFAcruRINe coAEAKY..


THE NASHVILLE EAEUFAcTURTNG e0AfAKY@
THIS establishment provided With Machinery and
"A Tools complete Of the modern construction; also
with The best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully s0corder They arePreparedtO sxscuts
follows: + "a E-lr.r .-ff Il
RAILROAD MACHINERY. Z. go
Such as Locomotives for Passenger and Freight Trainz
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed anaos5
every descriptions work apperahiugto Rail Iioads
- FsSTEAA ENGINES.
Boat and stationary-fom TO 400 hoTse-poWer-Tta
boilers Of the best zsHHSsses Iron.
- -. SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash Circular SAYS
csmpete with the aeWest aud most approved modes
- GRlST MILLS.
Engines and Machinery made for all sizes complete;
gether with Machinery Tor Sugar Mills Cotton Gins,
30 Machinery for Blast Furnaces, embracing ttIoa Cd
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers, and all machinery for Rol
ing coInplefe-nale al shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
VI any description, with shainQ mill gearing wafsr
"nsels, cast iron bank wants Sc made 70 order. -
chenist) or the undersigned JOHN b. Johnson.
jWn21-ly alg5F rsI PresIeot
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CHRISTIAN USIvERsAIIsT-This is the title of
new seni-monthly Just started in our city-the first
No of which is on our table. Its very neat pub
ication edited with spirit and is devoted to the
doctrines fthe Universalists denomination.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-This beautiful exhibition
will only remain four nights longer; therefore we
say to all who have not yet walked up to Odd Eel
lows Hail. and spent there fifty cents, to improve
their time in doing so-time and money both well
spent
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.
CorroS-we have no material change TO notice in the
cotton market since last Prices about the same
and the market firm previous quotations Transactions
were rather restricted yesterday owing to the small amount
offered.
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eB Rev VIM Porter, Agent of the American
Peace Society, will deliver lecture Sunday, P NJ
at half-past o'clock, at the Methodist Church, on
the evils of war and the necessity of efforts to pre-
serve peace among nations. ThepubEc are respect
fully invited TO attend
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
s v LANDS, NEGROES AND STOCK; in lots to suit
purchasers On WEDNESDAY, the 18th JANUARY,
1854, and days following, at PUBLIC AUCTION, at
Cooperville Cherokee Ford Broad River Union Dis
tct South Carolina will positively be sold to the highest
bidder, the following described valuable property, viz
1st IRON WORKS, at Cherokee Ford, Broad river,
with all the Mills Furnaces, Shops HOTEL Store and other
buildings also the Dam Broad river and the pryi
leges of the chprter together with tract of Land Of from
$500 to 5000 acres Immediately around the Works and
both sides of the river
I'd Eight thousand acres of LAND in Sparanburg, In
ion and York Districts in lots of from $50 500
N B.-Plats will be furnished at the time of sale
Sd. Sixty-seven NEGROES, consisting OF 40 prime able
bodied Men many Of them mechanics and expert workers
in iron and 27 Women and Children.
4th All the STOCK at the Works, consisting Of Cattle,
Mules, Wagons and Patterns;
Bar Iron Nails and Castings
Oats Corn, Hay and Fodder;
Merchandise such as is usually kept in country stOre
Hotel and House Furniture
TERNs-For the Iron Works and the Lands, one-ourth
cash. balance by bonds payable in one and three years
with interest from day Of sae and secured by mortgage
of the property.
For the Negroes one fourth cash. and the balance by
bonds payable in twelve months with interest from day Of
sale, and approved personal security.
For the Stock &C. cash. approved notes. at six months
with interest from day of sale and made payable at the
Bank of Chester, at CheSteIville, sc.
Purchasers to pay for titles &c.
The sslewil commence CoOperyile at IL o'clock
Wednesday, the 18th January 1854 and viii be contin
ued from day to day until the whole property is sold
with good board Limestone Springs about six miles from
CoOperve where the sale will take place. Coopervilees
between Yorkvile and Spartanburg Court House
For further particulars apply to
VIM. b HERIoT, Charleston,
or to A. NJ. LATHAM, CoOperville, 5. c.
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THIS Mil differs from all others in eousi-e lion Of
Il the uppersc Running Stone, whicaf composed
French Burr Blocks enclosed in TIN Case, watch
forms the back and hoop OF the StODe Eita Cast ro ke
Bush, greater diameter at bottom fbai
the which is secured to the back by our bolts
block Is In hefOrm Of dove tail which
in small Mills where the stone is with great sJ,ar
becomes dangerous II not strongly made. Il also
weight To stone small daaeer that required
having it thick or high, thai makes it top heavy.
This mill is square frame mae Of wood cast iron ia
the form of bus with Brdgetree, de Baance ng
Driver. and Regulating Screw, and guds
principle large mill, differing only In the Runner
this being great eight enables grind
mill now in This anil is portable, andmay b. attached
to steam, water, morse hand power.
ALSO, al sizes OF French Burr Mill Stones, mauufaears
on the same principle.
Joseph H. Burrows, of Cincinnati. inventor, far
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872. For ainfns
mens the purchaser win be held responsible or the agar
ofusing. .'
These Mills do not require Mrghtt to sot them up; u
all that put them in operation, Is attach
hand to the pulley ths spindle, with drum sufficiently
large TO tWentyfou inch Mill 30 revolutions
steady application offwo herse power the MAwl grind
bushels per hcuf of good meal; and will grind whoai
well The thirty inch ml II pt 70 lis fnllesI
speed, win grind from ten TO hftsen bushels per hour
These mills warranted TO be In even respect
mended.
DmKCT1oSs ToR UsSs-PIacs your mill about 20 nsel from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the bell -
leather eight inches wide Give the
tons minute with the Keep theneek and step sC
the spindle well oiled Place the The back
Running StOne in the way the Cross the Driver
that is, the they trimmed %
Refer TO ThOs Patterson, ESQ., OF Highland county, Oho
Jesse Bea ESD Of Clinton county ohio; c. 3. Bradbur
Esq, OF Cincinnati, and number ofotlers
Ne 81 BROADWAY n. shviIle Agent for Niddleshd k.,
Tennessee or J.. q. BURKOMS
Jan sd tr-w &W " West Front 81 Gin. q.
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CALENDER OF RESOLUTIONS.

DIR. MOrse's Invigorating Elixir OF Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down By pseudoscience The attempt has been made to
deprecate the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in vain
DR. Morse has reputation high in the scientific world
nvdous Look at the aested cures wrought b. this pre-
kind of disease peculiar females maladies ofai
and bowels general prostraon mpotency incpieEt para
lys;s hypochondriasis headache constipation and innu
mera5o complaints which tits impossible specify in
ed ID answer all who doubt the properties of this lead
ngniedicine of the nineteenth century
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. c. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872, Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and by W. F. GRAY, SOLE AGENT,
successor to Cartwright Armstrong corner of Market
and Broad streets, Nashville Tenu. decl-lm dtrw&w
Read and be Convinced From Rev s S. Moody
who well and favoraby known throughout Tennessee
and Alabama. 4 coios from The Ministry.
SHKLBYvILLR Jan. 10, 1858.
DR. J. P. GaoNGooLE: My Dear Sr-The bottle of Eye
Water which purchased from you time since has
cred M eyes completely 1t is decidedly the speedy
and eectual preparation ofeye which have
used lift Will benefit yon others TO be relieved
who similarly affected conscientiousy recommend
your preparation worthy the entire confidence and ap
probation Of all who seterng with form of sore
eyes Yours truly, s. s. MOODY,
For sale Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Med
icne Store, College street and by Druggists generally.
dec7-dlY
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tB- The Monticello is in the river, and was ex-
pected last night
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OF There will be preaching at the Cottage
Church on Sunday morning, at II o'clock, and also
In the evening at 3 O'Clock.
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Jew DAyID's HFBREW PLASTER

TNHE great Remedy for rheumatism Govt pain in the Sid
Il Hip, Back Limbs and joints, Scroiua, Kings Evil
White Swellings, Hard TumOrs Stiff JOINTS and all fixed
exist
These PlSers possess the advantage of being put up
atght boxes hence they retain their full virtues in all eli
mates. ...-r I'D ..-.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been extensively
used BY and the people in general both in this
country and Europe that il is almost needless TO say any
thing about il Yet there may be some who stand in need
Of its healing powers who have not yet tried il For their
sakes will simply state what has done in thousand Of
cases, and what it will do for them when tried.
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CHoLEsA AT SEA-The records of cholera at sea
are not confined to the papers on this side the At
lantic. The English papers notice the return of
several eraigrant vessels, obliged to put back by
the devastations of the disease. The Guiding Star,
vessel of 1000 tons burden, bound from Liver
pool for the United States put back after being nine
days in the channel with the Asiatic cholera, of
very fatal type, rife among her passengers Thr-
teen of her passengers died and number of others
were sick. Another ship, the Kossuth, bound from
Liverpool, returned after being out fifteen days.
There had been fifty persons attacked and out of
these eighteen died A number of the emigrants
were Germans. The mortality at sea is becoming
frightfuly large
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fTCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

A
n estate at the Court House. in Nashville, at 10 o.
clock ON Saturday the tenth day of December, 1853
FRsr-A desirable country Residence on the west SIDE
Of the Neensvile Pike about three miles from Nashville
containing So acres, Frame House, with four Rooms
E;tcban &c known as the Berry Russell place Terms
0na third CASH balance and two years credit and
= In retained until the purchase money is paid.
SrcoSp-A Building Lot on the west side OF Galann
Pike three miles from the city, containing l0 acres
more ar less Terms-0ne third cash. negotiable note
in Rank at four months balance and two years cred
it and lien retained. o,
'TTRp-A Brick Dwelling with SIX rooms, &c, NO. 81
ne street near Cedar fronts AZ feet Hches runs back
n feet inches. =.
Also vacant Lot on Cedar Spruce fronts 80 feet
and two wears credit notes with approved security and
lien retained - :. T
If there is demand for property on The lotn lnst
will also offer several beautiful Building Lots m est Nash
Vile and other valuable Real Estate.
Persons wishing to examine the above properly, VIII ap-
~ r. W. BROWN Real Estate Agent.
~ Mans of the above property will be exhibited on
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-TIIE
undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas On the
pth day o. December ISIS there Was issued BY the Com
mOnwealsh Of Virginia Military Land Warrant No. 2so
Tor 900 acres Of Land to Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
hens or legal representatives Of Michael Booth deceased
ale Sergeant Of the Continental ne Of Virginia. for
vices rendered Sergeant during the War In sid Cont
mental line, winch said Warrant lost or nsaid and
whereas ON the 2sth day Of October lS4i drpc'sYar-
rant was issued to said minors VII Gu said drpzse has
also been lost or mislaid and whereas on the DAY of No
vembe 1888, another duplicate Warrant was issued to said
MINORS now therefore publish that viii make applica-
non TO the General Land Office at Washington for Scr-p
TO be issued to the only surviving heir Of the said
heneai Booth deceased under act Of Congress entitled
An act making further provisions for the satisfaction Of
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3lst 1859
n0ylS-tFi w3nls. MARTHA PORCH.
sss- The Washington Union will publish the above
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THEATRE--MR. NEAFIE.

Mr.. NEAFIE commences an engagement at the
Adephi tonight, when the tragedy of Hamlet will
be performed. Ithas been good many years since
Mr. NRAFIE was last in Nashvile-nine years, he
tells u.s. He was then regarded an actor of great
Promise, and his subsequent career has more than
fulfilled that promise. We cannot doubt that he
will be greeted with an OVERLOOKING house Tonight,
and that his engagement at the theatre will be one
Of the most successful in its hosiery.
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A VOICE FROM GEORGIA..

Read the following testimony from Physician.
GENTLENEN.-Your Hebrew Pasterhas cured me of pains
of which have suffered for twelve years past During this
period labored under actOn omy oins and side and
tried many remedies that my medical experience sug
gested but without obtaining relief At length used your
Plaster and now BY its good effects entirely cured
will recommend the Jew David Hebrew Plaster to all
who suffering from contraction of the muscles orperna
nent pains in the side or back
( Yours truly, NV WALKER, d. D.,
Forsythe, Monroe county, Ga.
To Messrs. ScoviI Mead, New Orleans, La p. O.
JEW DAyID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
a CAROLINA. -rT a.-- r-.
MEssRs ScovL MEKD:-I have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the LIST OF
ruy 1S4e bad that could not turn myself In bed
and the pain that had slepta wink for days
AT this time my attending Physician prescribed the Hebrew
Plaster, and it acted Ike charm the pain left me and
slept than half Of the night and in three days
able TO ride out consider the "ebrew Plaster the best
G. W. McMINN.
Hendersonvlle \. C, Aug. 1s, 1850.
Beware Of counterfeits and base imitationsi
~ The genuine will in future have the signature E.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label the Top Of each
box
Purchasers are advised that mean counterfeit this
icles is in existence.
The genuine is sold only BY u.s. and our agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedlar allowed to sell it.
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ngof but regular agents otherwise they viii be mpes
ed upon with worthless article. ,,,,,,,,,
For sale by SCOViL MEAD, sr1-
Ill Charities street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents the Southern Sae to whom
all orders must be addressed
Sold by EWIN, BROWN & Co, Nashville, Tenn.
W. W. j. d. BERRY, do;
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN Co, do;
CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG, do;
81 . THOMAS WELLS, do;
iulvl-dtww II. G.. SC0VEL, do.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
I We are offering for sale that beautiful Coun -
Residence of Mr. s. Carter situated the MUIR IL
eesooro' turnpike about miles from Nashville II
tains about SO acres half high Of cultivation
the residue heavily tmbered; three failing springs,
from of which the water is carried TO the dwelling
extensive orchard containing great variety the very best
fruit in all this country. Dwelling cOminodious with
cessar buildings This is Of the handsomest places
in the neghborhOod ofNashve and will be sold bar
gain. We will show the premises at any time 10 anyone
DESTROYS Of examining the same. ~
sas LINDSEY L CROCKETT