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Lindsley's Advertisements.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT
Pub lie 6 ale

I'm thursday tho LIST Of Oct9ber next II o'clock A NJ
on the premises, will Il that valuable Lot he cor
ner Of Front and Clark Streets adOning
s French sou. The Los lee on Front street
and 90 on CLARK.
1EHMs credit Of one, and three years for notes
payabls IN Bank bearing satisfactorily endorsed aud
a lien retained. a. v LINDSLEY
&. K. GLAsoOcK, Auetioneer. 3. g. d ?. aug22
A NEAT KESiDENCE IN EDGEFIEED,
now offered for bargain The L0tfonts o. feet
4 on Woodland street and l7U Mnick. The House
als Tour good roomss good csteTu, The house
0ult Of buos and the situation the bsg Edgcdei
VIII be sod low. Apply 10 A. V. :. LtNDSLEY,
iuLel3-H t-OlIaa- sfraef-
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PERNY COINTY,
LKGISLATIYE UNION AND AMERICAN.

We authorised 10 Moses IATEs candidate
for CLERK OF County Court of Pe lnly at the March
sd.
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NEW BOOKS

HAGA N & BR o.,
80 MARKET STREET,
N a sh Willie, Ten n,
GENERAL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
INVITE Country Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers
generally, to examine their Stock and prices.
Their assortment comprises full stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORAN-
DUN AND PASS-BOOKS, GOLD PENS,
all Sizes from the small Ladies' Pen 10 the largest En-
crossing Pea.
WRITING PAPERS;
including all varieties of Cap, Letter. Bath Note Billet aud
Ledger received direct from the Manufactures aid for sale
BY the ream Grease.
ENVELOPES;
every Variety of English French and American manufac
ure imported to order and received direct from first hands,
WRITNe ISK, Black, Blue and Red, well packed, and
ready OTshippng.
sTATIOxER's HARDwARE and Staple Stationery of all
kinds, fresh and in good order.
FAMILY BIBLES,
plain, fine and elegant and desirable for their cheapness
and perfection Of w0rkmans p.
HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND STANDARD WORKS,
by the leading publishers the country, constantly
for sale, at the lowest figures.
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
daily arriving, TO dealers Eastern Jobbng
Cheap publications. in paper binding large stock on hand
20 Market street, and Union street.
PRINTING PAPER, AND PRINTERS
STATIONERY.
LARGE STOCK ON HAND and for sale by
sept3 HAGAN & GO.
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Testimonials ia favor of the GIaefenbers Veg
etabe Pills.


r1Hg Grsrenberr VEGETABLE pills have had sovereign sf
feet iH cases Of indigestion dyspepsia They
very successful IN curing ianee .in ana -h yeos
appetite bi. er taste in mouth. oppression o. spr
&C, Sc) and they are superior to any o-'eIs 10 u.s.
The Grafenberg Vegetable Pills have cured Ioussud x
Of indigestion or dy-pspa lwsgt 90 me stomach
and chest avi OF the mead, 81 preston % tie Spirits
short breathing, shiv-rnE nausea hear burn, ru,
aEd sometimes vomiting and purlrg] have been labor
ing under dyspepsia Tor eight ears ana an nov qu5
4 GARDNER.
The GrRrenbsrr Vegetable Pills have worked wonders
They proved "a evss vsry valuable medicine and
MYERS sEAToS.
have used the GfBfsnberg Vegetable Pills for bous f.
which am subject AM can iruy say nat never
saw any medicine OF their merits or eoavsn. encs-
Nv wife was taken With disease Of the kidHeys used
al skill master 60. aid consulted with other hg
sicsns she continued % grow worse then comne1
red givi her the q aenoes Vegetable Pills anc y -
great surpr Sc her hea ueuded rapidly They Cnted
oul 10 the regard hs people generally oqt 70 ina q
the medical profession also DIX W NJ p lue-
have used the rsubsrz Vegetable pills 10 my Prle
really ssfs m cine know q The plain directions ensos
JOHN MORGAN, N. D.
The Grsfsrberg Vegetable Pills have agained remalt
able vol deserved reputation fh-ir great value has
caused them to subdue an opposition and sru'hae al
liver complaint iuCgsi AID All ordinary iii ls leuss
'I'' 10 u nc Ok. P KENNEDY.
An elderly man most paraly zad eside; Enoths
had determination blood % head cured both Of
them with GreenberE Veg table Pills In al eases ~ Do
PRAYED appetite. trouble Job the stomach, bowels OF kid
nsys they WORK Ike perfect claru - . .
e.. GRISWOID, n. D.
have used the CrRfsrberg Vegetable Pills A. iami
r1edi ue in my house years. We haze G1ta atf
fam w. aEd nv DOCTORS bill have ordinarily aveuEst 50
year began ~ use them have paid only - a;-
mat was III NC ''-'' " CaAsGES } SEYMOUR.
II Price Of the Gutenberg Vegetable Pills. = eeua
per box
g owing 70 their ghness they easily be iranfsrre
b. mail
Gs0ry;a MACKENZIE & Bee X tlfH-
sspi6 AgsuIs, Nashville.
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PRECIPITATION.

PROCLAMATION.
A NDREW JOHNSON, GoycIner or 81 E-GA
n the State % Teau8 10 MI VINO ~
SHAH see these preserts-GreeurI' lSs2g-Ssszs+
Vbersas IL hes been made known TO me that certain
JOHN OVEN, chlrgod win having committed foul aud
stir NurJsr on d&y of June 1857, upon the body Of
NCAJAH wa iTLEY ,lat- Of oar Huy Of Williamson has
Eel from iustice and is nov running at large.
No therefore, udTeW Johnson ry a aforesaid
he re Of She power and authority vested, do hereby
Oso, reward OF Two Hundred Dollars to any person
nr,1s ho NAV apprehend the said Jonn oven, and de-
yr bD 10 the SheTG JaIior Of county Of VIII am
I'm in order justice IL that behalf may be had and
Iutestimoney whereof, have hCTeuuto set
- nv hand and caused the Great seal Of the
IL E8GlA state TO be affixed al Nashville, the 10Th
rs BEesS4 day Of August 1851.
V7sEI,tTrE ANDREW JOHNSON.
$50 BY the Governor:
F. n. W BUXTON, Secretary If tate.
DESCRIPTION.
said Owen about 90 years age, feet 10 inches
in hight weighs absuI rs los. and well formed Hc Is
auck sp0E on daTk complexion and dark hair, and has
heavy beard tits presumed he hes gone In The direction Of
Esst Tennessee or Al2bama, isug. ilw4t
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aug s6-v4t-prs fee 81.

10y virtue orders directed from the Cir
- Court If Hickman county, at the June term. 1877,
offer the highest bidder for cash, al the court
house door in uf CeuIrevle the LIST Monday, the
9TH day next, lS57 Of land hing in
Hrs man county and district No ID bounded fol-
bows North by the tract Of land where Thompson
FplEs lives, South by the land of Joel Jones. Sold
as fr. nr1neuy of John Cobb the instance of Williams
uad Baird. Sale within the usual hours
SOL. J. GEORGE, Sheriff
H. .-rr
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EEMRER.

GOOD lot Of Joist, ScanLing, and two inch Plank %
"A hand cheap for good lot OF Boards and Poplar
shingles delivered in few days 10 those wanting
bsm. My Mill is cutting daily CONT for other Mills
will paw Observation-Disclosures all orders Call at shc
Savings Institution and your orders if you wish them
ala rnnv25 j. g.. harden
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THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumber
Business and respectfully solicit orders from builders
Others needing any thing in our line They own one o.
the best CedaT Wilson county, and are prepared 70
furnish any Lumber either OF Cedar or other nOeI
Their DE pot is al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for may b. addressed TO the q1deIseneo a.
CadesyiIIe Wilson Co. Temp. LEFT with Mr. DAsDEE al
our psnot kirk PATRICK, DRENNON a SIMMONS
- L. LlIRkPA IRIGk " GLASS.
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mand is increasing every day. In nearly every promiT
newspaper in the Western and southern country
edItoriaiy as ciceu Alternative and Tonic that ha
been In fact II is the only remeiv that will
purify the blood thoroughly aud the time strength
invgOrate the system II will e5ctually all
complaints OF the Liver, ST mach Bowels such Liver
Complaint Headache, Bill usness, Bad Bes tn. Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach L1ss of Apostle Nervous Di esse Faint
Weakness debility disease Ofthe Womb Kid
neys Bladder, and remove yeOWnes from the
skin. II is preventive against Yell Fever Chis
Ague and Fever, Cholera any prevailing Epidemic.
There is mistake about it.
Every botte is warranted to give satisfaction, Try Il.
It'll very pleasant II leaves delightful aromatic havOrin
the mouth after taking It.
J. H. McEBAN Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also McLean's Volcanic oil Liniment.
% Princ 'al Depot the corner of Third and Pine
streets, ST. Louis, Mo-
mcLEAN.S VOLCANIC Gil LENIHENT is
truly accelerated remedy and has done more to alleviate
human suffering han any remedy ever Uncovered.
applications will relieve the severe, bruise
sprain.
and it will heal the most severe burn scad, without
a
Evsr family should have a supply constantly hand,
for in time Of need
Read the OOWn extract Of letter, which Is lncOntes
tbe proof Of its wonderful efhcac'
Blind Man Restored TO sight,
]. II. MCLEAN-Dear nir: have been suffering for
four years from rheumatc wee being times alto
gather blind procured the advice Of several physicians,
but Of them could do aRy good By the advsce Of
a friend applied your "Volcsn OIL Linimeut according
manentiv have used il since for bruises, palms. &c.,
and has always given immediate relief live on the main
road Pennington. Yours, respectfully -
Jefferson county No. JOHN Il ALFRED.
For horses it is far superior any other remedy for currg
lameness, bruises cuts old sores. swellngs. &c, &C.
We say then II all who may be suffering from external
diseases. call and supply. Thousands Of bot
Ties are land used daily and have heard Of
where has failed in giving relief when properly aP-
piled.
sts., ST. Louis, No.
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n A S WILL E.
D. oCAdrertising.
InR PRINTING.

,,.orx exceeding the space contract
II oE ~ will be charged for tlae excess.
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The GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS PROG x EsSSIVE AGr..
AN now offering For Sale low 1gUres, twenty Build
ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville. on such terms
thai any one WOcGTe himself complete and
en home. The lots foot the MuHreesbOrO turnpike,
on hsI., Frsuslin and Maple Streets and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
Clabofues Omnihuses have pleely rev0uOned this
part Of the city which with Other IDptO bng
made, such the extension OF Gas and drec
ion, viii add greatly 20 The value Of TINS Property.
The Terms such Will allow each purchaser immedi-
aeiy TO put up his buildings, the pIrcugs6 money will
not be required until the 5 January s6 interest
only to be paid annually until that tims Cali
tuy-u ) LINuSLEY.
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stntc Id Tcnne..e-Meaklr connir.

David A. Golden. William L Golden, John q GOllenl
NJ Lancaster and wife, NsOms Lancaster, Elial
aad wife Frances sladen and Lydia Golden, vi y
Samuel Golden, deed.
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Fe11aa1e Acadenay
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA,
NEAR SPKIEGFIELD, KY.
Terms o. - &c.

THIS Institution is situated miles from Springfield
l about qlarter Of nile from the BardsioWn and
Sprn Geld Turnpike, and conducted BY the Sisters o. 81
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VARIABLE IMPROYED CITY LOTS FOR


NR Lot fronting maple so feet running back
100 with superb Brick Dwelling, containing or
10 rooms, good cisteIu, Smoke-hOuse, &c:
ALSO lot fronting i2G feet on Pearl street and lsO
feet deep with good story Brick House containing or
10 rooms servdut rooms, Kitchen &c, good well, smoke
house. Both Lots finely set with shrubhery shade and
utl trees and Il be- so Id on accommodating APP
ply NANCE WOODWAhD,
WIN. &. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
lsrge number OF unimprOVed Lots. Several Caroen
Lots from to Is acres, near the city, Those wishing u
purchase will do well 10 call
IAN NANCE & W(fDiN AHl
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HAVE closed up Stable Market street, not for ne
plrpOse going a Texas, but g. attend % ny ncW b-
bic, Of Church and front streets, where rave 70
moved Stock and will be pleased 70 REEVE The patrun
Of my old customers and the riding Pu6tc EsnsrS{
uly q. W SUMNER
P 81 wish hire good Carriage driver. For good
good Poe will BE advanced monthly, cE one Or Eo
ears. u ~ .
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George Z. Freeman. ~. sa.aro' q. Bio -o.ag1
NJ Anderson Massey Hill lcs"ra su a
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FSTEAYS-CHEATHAM COUNTY.

rTvAKEN up iu the 6rsi district Of Cheaham county
Marrow bone creek By George W. Abe rnslhy, Ray
House PAGES we'll Il Cd all round, some saddle marks
laB 81 pIseI To be ten years old. Appraised al 500
Also. one dark brown MARE MULE, has u big head
and has been rowaled, white spot both sides o the neck
hac IN AN round but somewhat worm. Appraised y July
1Oth. I-I7. $50 JAMES nE.NpA,
i'thkNi-
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Latin Language, S. %
French Language, %
Astronomy, vita use Of Globes, 3 %
Painting in Oil, : : % On
Music IN Piano, Ia %
Vocal Music, per session, %
Music on Guitar, Chose learning the Guitar viii isr-
nlrh heir own inst=umens) e
Music on Harp. q %
Books and s,ationer7 furnished 10 PuPl's for e
Medicines Administered al A pCtheczTy's prices.
Meudng, per session, 60
n Those who wish tbe Of the Lbrryi VIII pay
81 so per scholastic year
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
in Chancery at AItauOnt, ABZz5s HOLES,


sally Weaver, formerly Sally Caldwell, and her has'
John Weaver, CON painants, vs. oImusi Caldwell
ThompsUu, and her husband W iiiian Thompson, TO
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

THERE has never
been a remedy Of
Tered TO the public
that has become so
immensely pOpu-
lar in 70 short a
time as Mclean s
Strengthening cor
dial and blood pu-
Tifer. over two
thousand bottles
were sold last
week, and the de-
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We are authorised 10 announce Col S. NJ RvIxs Of
Giles County candidate for First Assistant Clerk OF the
House Of Representatives CT the Tennessee Legislature
sspl l2-te
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.FRbNKLIN FEmALG INSTITUTE
To Cistern Buildersj

0OO BBIs Hydraulic Cement, genuine article, in
9Iy ''o''' "-- McCREA Il TERSs.
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Board and Washing including Bed and Bedding, h ni-
In Ire common branches viz Reading, " fii 2,
Arthemeuc, Engli.h Gralam =, Geography, Fiain sew
ing, Marking and NsedewCrk, so 70
any ali OF the above with following branches
Embi oitery Drawing and Painting in wafer colors His
tory Rhetoric, Natural Pm lOoDhy and Chemistry, % co
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H. Rev. r. P. Miles Nashville, Tenn: webb, Gil
Iasverirg, and rCGllv q Dudley, Laui-ville, Ky.
The following Branches VIII fern Extra Chs
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M r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale CT Fisk's Cele-
w brated Patent FEeLalic Barial Cases. u
prepared attend all Funerals heretofore when bis
services may required. Office the PheaiX NareToOm,
No. ~ Spring Cherry Residence No. IL ne
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-WtI also attend 10 receiving forwarding bodies
whom Dotitad
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

U. S. GRAND LODGE OF OBJ FELLows.-This body
composed Of delegates from the respective Grand
Lodges and Encampments of the country, convened
in regular annual session in Baltimore, Monday
last, and will not adjourn, probably before next
week. From the Baltimore papers gather the
following items of the proceedings. The report of
the Grand Sire states that the Order is in flourish
ing condition throughout the United States the Ter
rtories and in the Sandwich Islands, where the Or
der is under the jurisdiction of this grand body. On
Monday the following Grand officers at the last an
nual session, were installed: George W. Race, of
Louisiana, Most Worthy Grand S,re Timothy G.
Senter, of New Hampshire, Deputy Grand Sire;
Jamos L: Ridgely, of Maryland, Grand Correspond
Maryland, Grand Treasurer; Rev. j. D. McOabe, of
Virginia, R. w. Grand Chaplain; A. M. South, of
Tennessee, R. w. Grand Marshal; S. II. Lewyt, of
Maryland, R. W. Grand Guardian, and j. E. Cham
berlain, of Maryland, Grand Messenger.
The report of the Grand Secretary for the past
year shows total receipt of $1l 1896 10; of which
amount there was received from grand encampments
5000; far cords, 1915 %; for books $l66 80; for
diplomas, $50 So miscellaneous, $l2 SO; for rep.
resentation tax $500; for grand lodges, $4,000 so
for cards, So, $40 80; for books, $2,4 49, for di.
Pomas, $50 %; representation tax, s., 100; miscel
The report of the secretary speaks of the prosper.
ity of the Order, particularly in Kansas, Nebraska
and Oregon, in the two first named of which the Or
der is as it were just introduced. The session will
probably not close before next week.
The ceremonies of Installation having been closed,
Grand ore Race announced the standing committees
The chairmen are follows: r. .-...-.--,,.-
State of the Order-Boyston s. @. Legislative
Fitzhugh, Va. Correspondence Gilmore, North
n. Y. Finance-Veitch, Mo. Appeals John A.
Kennedy, South. N Y. Constitution Ellis, Me-
Petitions-Aoore, Pa Returns-Pral, North. N.
Y. Printing -Eckell, Del. Mileage and per diem
Hunt. Texas Grand Bodies not represented
: e
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SIMPLICITY OF ENGLISH DREss-Tn the families Of
many of the nobility and gentry of England, pos
sessing an annual income which of itself would be
an ample fortune there is greater economy of Dress
and more simplicity in the furnishing of the dwell
ling, than there in many of the houses of our cti.
zens, who are barely able to supply the wants OF
their families by the closest attention to their busl'
ness. A friend of ours, who sojourned, not long
since, several months in the vicinity of some of the
wealthy landed aristocracy of England whose ample
rentrolls would have warranted high style OF lash
ion, was surprised at the simplicity of manners prae'
ticed.-Servants were much more numerous than
with US, but the ladies made more account OF one
silk dress then would be thought here OF dozen;
They were generally clothed in good substantial
stus, and display of fine clothing and Jewelry was
reserved for great occasions The furniture OF the
mansions, instead of being turned out OF every
few years, for new and fashionable styles was Inc
same which the ancestors of the families for several
generations had possessed-in substantial and exce
lent preservation, but plain and without any preen.
sons to elegance Even the carpets, on many SUITS
parlors, had been on the floors for fifty years, ana
were expected to do service for another halt century
With US how different is the state Of things! we
are wasting an amount of wealth in this country on
show and fashion, which, if rightly applied would q
renovate the condition of the whole population u
the world, and Christmnize civilize and educate all
mankink Calender
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Bones OF HoRsEs.-AK Kentucky breeder of horses
during the recent fair at Louisville, gave Mr. Holmes
of the st. Louis Republican, interesting fact rela
tive to the bones of horses He lost eight colts one
season, four of them thorough-breds, and four Of
them common scrub stock. He amputated the legs
of all of them andfboiled off the esh cleaning the
bone thoroughly, to learn by examination, what dit.
ference, in respect of bone there between pure
blooded horses and common ones On taking the
bones Of the thoroughbred and holding them up
to the light he noticed that they were almost trans.
parent, as much so as white horn He tried the
same experiment with the bones of the inferior
stock. They were opaque. and transmitted light no
more than buffalo horn. He then tested the bones
by weight and the thorough bred by far the heavier,
showing their superior substance and soNtiity.-
They were hard and dense as ivory.
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intelligent teacher of our Common Schools, we
learned from him that it was the desire of many of
the teachers of the county to form association for
the benefit of those engaged in the instruction of the
youth of our county. s ,s a. 49,. %. -a.--.....t
We highly commend and appreciate such q move
ment, believing it beneficial not only to teachers
themselves, but to parents and children. For by
exchange Of experience greater perfection be At
tanned in the art of mpartng instruction. And this
is of more Importance to child than any other
qualification Of it's preceptor. We hope that an
association Of the kind alluded to will be formed at
An early day, and anything We can do for the adj
vancement Of the commendabe objects has in view
shall be done most cbeerfully and we doubt not
that the citizens Of the county will do all they can
to promote the immediate organization of the asse
| Standardization Erpress
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JUDGES TO AWARD PREMIUMS

1T the neat Annual Fair to be held at Raleigh com.
mencins on the 10th October.
Thoroughbred Horses
Edmund TONNES, Granville, Charles Manly, Wake,
Thomas McGehee, Person.
Quick, Draught and Saddle Horses
sPeyton A. Dunn, Wake, John Lewis, Caswell,
james Turner, Granville.
Heavy Draught Horses.
John B. feathers, Orange, John l. Shaver, Row.
IN, James Twitty, Warren.
60 Jacks, Jennetts and Mules.
William K. Lane, Wayne, John L. Bridgers, Edge:
eombe, j. W. B. Watson, Johnston.
CattLe-Deuons
=, George W. johnson, Caswell, Thomas D. Meares.
new hanover, John S. Dancy, Edgecombe
Dar"0"''' Hsrstords, Ayrshires, Holstsins and Al.
de,neys. Exz-
FEM, hssI;y <. Burgwyn, Halifax, DR.. E. A. Crudup,
1''nkin' Samuel Hargrave, Davidson.
Grades and Nat;res
DR. In "A: Eaton Granville Sylvester Smith. Wake