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Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
Grand Division Prooesdines

We give on our first page, the proceedings
Of the recent session of the Grand Division,
except such Reports, &c, as we published
lgst1Heek. And now Brothers of the Order,
let us TO WORK. The year that has Just closed
has infused new zeal and energy into o2r Or
der in many sections of The State; ant if We
will be faithful and industrious, the year 1860
will record still greater triumphs for the
cause Of Temperance in North Carolina. -
Rally, brothers, one and all Attend your
Division meetings punctually-labor con
stantly for new recruits to your ranks-hunt
up the lukewarm members and urge their at
tendance upon the Division again. Get the
Ladies actively enlisted in the cause, and
don't neglect the young men of your commu-
nifty. Hold public meetings-Sc Scatter Tenn
perance reading. Do your whole duty, and
pray to God for success, and your labor shall
not be in vain.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
MARRIED.

Near Melville, in Alamance county, n. c., on
the evening of the 9Th December, by Rev. A. G.
Hughes, Capt. Hunter to Miss Harriet F, Thomp
son, daughter of Robt rhompron, Esq all #
Alamance.
At the residence of Mrs. Atkinson, in Edge
eombe, on the morning of the 4th inst, by Bennett
D. Pitt, Esq, Mr. John Hearn to Miss Mary If.
Phillips.
Oh married love! each heart shall own,
Where two eongenial souls unite,
Thy golden chains iniaid with down
Thy lamp with heavens own splendor bright,
H.
At the residence of the brides father, on the
9th inst, by DR.. E. J. Blennt. j. G. c. Jenkins,
Esq, to Miss Sarah eldest daughter of Caleb
Canon, Esq.
The kindest and happisst pair,
viii find occasion to forbear;
And something every day they live
To pity and perhaps forgive. II.
On the morning of the 7th inst, by w. s. Dix
on, Esq, Mr.. H. H. Frizzle to Miss Annis Hardy,
all of Greene county.
On thee, blest youth, o fathers band confers,
The maid thy earliest, fondest wishes knew;
Each soft enchantme of the soul is hers,
Thine be the joys to firm attachment due.
W. A. II.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
BnooKLYN, n. Y, Dec. 9Th, 80.

Ny DEAR BRoruER GoBMAN:- II have Just
received the Spirit Of the Age, Of Dec. 7lh,
and in looking over its contents | was much
pleased to find that our glorious Order was
making so muchcadway throughout our glo.
rious Union How have prayed that the
hearts Of the EHdttcs of the North should
be turned from their present purpose, that OF
the Slavery question, which in my opinion is
hurtW to none, because, both the master
and the slave, if both are true christians, will
60 TO heaven, aud their thoughts and ac1ons
directed against The Rum Tradic, which de.
stroys both the souls and bodies of men.
whether White or Black, Master or Slave of
the North orot the South, who are drunken ot
ITS poisoned fluids Oh my dear Brother. il
there only were n majority of the people n
these tHttW Srcs Sens of TcmperaDre
then would sound national conservative princi
pies prevail; for hold that no man of sound
mind ami protesting the true principles of om
Order would ever stand idly by and see tn,
Union ."rrl !, for one. would not +
Is also tU. .ini N Of all true Sons of TEN
perance here IN our place, which they will
rattiy on every occasion wnen called on.
! sometimes feel greatly alarmed for ou,
beloved Order; for should the fanatics of tn,
N'"''NS SNit UP SlIlle between the North ant
the south, so as they should become separa
tea, lear that our united Order would be tn
loser also. have always known that in al
political Striles the bar-room has been tn
place where they most do congregate who g
for strife, and in the midst of their debauct
they utter sentiments they would not be gui
ty Of, ifsober Then the Newspapers Of til
day reitCrate their sayings and doings, will
out stating the fact that drunkenness was II
moderator Of the meeting. But, Brother, i
every Son of Temperance protest solemn
protest, against flnaticism in all its phase
and let their cry be, the Union Of States al
Of our Order, forever, until not a drunka
can he seen in our beloved land.
Washington Division, No T. Of which
am q member, is doing good work we ha
about 300 male members, and about $50
males. We have public Temperance me
ing every Thursday evening. On last me
ing we got upwards OF 80 to sign the Pied
When we get man to sign, then we prest
him with copy of our Bye.laws, and prC
ably ut our next meeting we have his pro-
sition before the Division. We must We
day and night if we succeed. Let us bi
on our armor the tighter, for we have a de
ly foe to overcome.
Believe me, yours in l.. P, and F.
ALEx'R CAMPBELL p. G. w. A.
SS. Sand St. Brooklyn, n.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
PETERSBURG MARKET.
FROM
BROWNLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
pETERSRURG VA


ToBACCo-Common and unsound old Tobacco
is very dull aud at very l,w prices. Good sweet
old, suitable for working, is in good demand and
at full rates-of this description the market is al
most entirely bare. The receipts Of new (especi-
ally loose) are on the increase and prices have de-
chned considerably. We quote lugs at SO
4, and leaf $l4 s.
CoRN-Sales of new go a 65 per bus ell old so
85.
CoTToN.-Sales yesterday and to day of $50
to 200 bales at 81 10 for stained I04 for fair :;
l03 for good and some little selected at lOk The
market closes quiet with limited demand. The
holders are not generally pressin their stock.
WHEAT.-Prlme white continues in good de-
1nand at 40 a so; RED is less active and prices
are some Swo or three oents lower. Receipts of
all kinds this week have been very limited.
BACON.--The stock here is very small and prices
are rather dearer. We quote shoulders at 93a 10,
and sides III.
SUGARs.-Prices have again slightly advanced
with good demand, for the various grades of re
fined.
SALT-The market is bare of fine, and conse-
quently orders sent for it cannot be filed until a
supply is received (Which is shortly expected.
We quote 1t nominally at So per sack.
GUANo.-PeterSburg Fertilizer $4S per ton
Reese's Manipulated $50; Kithewells Manpua-
ted, $4S; No. P Guano $50; Robinson's Man
ipulated $50.
COFFEE.-The supplies are now better and We
have to note an active demand for all descriptions
We quote Rio III 12a; Laguayra 122 Is; Jaws
16 to IL Mocha Is zoe per ID.
CoTToN YARNs.-Rocky Mount, N c., assorted
Nos. to H. at 19c., on months time.
BALE RoPE.-7 81, as in quality. Ts1
LARD.-Advancing with better demand-Wes
tern Baltimore in kegs l24 l33; Va Il 13a anC
Ia cents.
GUNNY BAGGING.-A large stock ON hand. w
quote IA to sc for standard weights.
FLOUR,--We quote extra superine 81, super
fine Sol, fine 81 for city brands country fou
can be had for so cents per barrel less. Cit.
"Family" IS.
Der
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
JESSE +. WILLIFORD.
To the Members of Cold Water Division
Concord, N. G.

Worthy Patriarch, Brothers and Sisters
| feel very unworthy TO address this fraternal
band, but as | also feel it to be privilege, |
will endeavor to say few words.
have long anticipated the day when we
would have a Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance in Concord, and now with more than
pleasure behold it. And | have no doubt
but there are many in the room, as well as
myself, who are happy in the realization
thereof
SoNs OF TEMPERANCE The very name
thrills my heart with joy, in the anticipation
of brighter day, when there shall be nothing
to mar our peace by despoiiing us Of our kin
dred and friends, and laying them in the grave
Of the drunkard.
What happy world, comparatively speak
ing, might this be, were all its occupants
Sons Of Temperatures! But hundreds, aye
thousands, are still participating in the liquil
fire, and thereby bringing poverty, shame
and disgrace upon themselves and families
How many Of us have seen the drunkard ra
ging, cursing and swearing-enough to chill
the very blood in our veins while his owl
wife and little ones dared not look him in tn,
face! And, blush to speak it, but how ma
ny Of MS have seen women, eUeR 1c0meR, feed
ing their children on toddy, and handing mo
the bottle, hOpe) but the glass TO thel
neighbor.
Sisters let us never have the like sait
about us. Never-never But let us re
member that woman occupies an importan
station in life, and that great are the respon
sibilities resting upon her-leading many by
her influence to veal or wo.
would advise you, young ladies, to bewar
of moderate drinkers: for many a drinking
beau has become a drunken husband. Whel
you are in company with young gentlemcl
who are chewing cloves, cinnamon, &c, you
may take it for granted that they have beel
taking something that they do not want you
to smell Let us never countenance dram
drinking.
In conclusion, would tender sincere an
hearty thanks to the noble Sons of Cold Wa
ter Division, for allowing the weaker sex tn
privilege of communicating their sentiments
Respectfully
f.. SUSAN WILLEF0RD.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE-$l John Thompson. Pitts,
eoro; Miss Griffith, Huntsville; J E Woods,
South Lowell; j Ale exander, Concord !; club
OF IL from our ever active friend, Rev. AberI
nathy, of Burke a club of 6 from our friend DR..
Smyer, of Catawba 3 Hiss Emma White, Ra-
leigh W Webb, Capt. T Gulledge, Deep
Greek; j W Petty, Riggsbee's Store !; J A Roberts.
r Coon, Lincolnton; Hiss Williams, Cowan's
Ford: James NJ Fraizure, Buchanan Fl W Buffa-
10, Wake Mrs Cleme nts, Gully, c.; w H Nell
fon Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. J L Henry, Ashe
vile Mr. Moore, Mt Willing w Harman,
Pittsboro'; Sain, Smith Grove; Bsal, En-
field; from " at Oakland, Ark; Miss A A
Edwards. Hooksrton J D johnson. Hampton
vile; q Mathis, Winslow Miss S J Baker, Miss
Baker, w S Cbisves. Bakers x Roads; VIM
Paylor. jr., Leasburg; c Stott, GreenviIle, Ala.
Mi Gilbert, Cheraw; 6 D.. ] FoaId, New
GERM John Pugh, Lindey's Store;
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
Tributes Of Respect.

At a meeting of Mt. Gilead Division, No. 22S,
S. of T., Chatham county, thefollowing was adop-
ted:
WHEREAS In the dispensations of an Allrwise
God, Brother Atlas Hatley was on the 23rd dayof
November tf ken from time to eternity Therefore
be it
l. RESOLVED, That in the death Of Bro. Hatley
our Division sustains sore loss and the Temper
cause in general faithful supporter and zeal
ous advocate.
2. Thatin the premature death of Bro. Hatley
this Division is reminded. that in the midst of
life in death, and the great necessity of
preparing for our final dissolution.
g. That the coincidence of Brethren be and are
hereby rendered to the bereaved Aunt and family
of the deceased; while they mourn for the loss of
ono SO dear, yet they mourn not as those without
hope.
4. That blank leaf in the R. S. book be inscrib'
cd to his mory, and that the brethren wear
the usual badge for thirty days.
5. That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the widowed Aunt and another to tho Editor of
the Spirit of the Age, with the request that he
publish them.
At meetingo of Bethel Division, S. of T., No.
334, tho following preamble and resolutions unan.
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, The inscrutable hand of an All-wise
Providence has removed from our circle our use
full and much esteemed Brother Robt Potts, who
departed this life on the Goth Nov. 1859.
l. Aesotred, That while we desire to be resigned
to the bereavement we can but lament that the
silken cord of affection which has so long and
pleasantly bound our hearts together in one fra
ternal band, has been severed on earth
2. That we all unite in bearing testimony to his
many virtues as q neighbor he was kind and
obliging frieIT aIfable and truo; as an Ell
der of the Presbyterian Church he was faithful in
the discharge of his duties and charitable in the
transaction of business; as gentleman he was
polite and unassuming; as a husband and father
he was kind and adectionate.
;. That we all hereby tender to bis much be-
reaved eonsort and relatives our heartfelt sympa-
thy in this truly sad affection, but rejoice with
them in believing that loss is his eterRal gain
4, That we wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days, and that copy of these Resolu-
tions be sent to his much boreaved consort; also,
to the Spirit of the Age for publication, and be
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

THE next session of this Institution will COM
= menee on the third Monday of Janu1ry.
Prof Wm Royal, of Furman University, S c.,
who has recently been elected to the chair of An
cient Languages, will be here by the opening of
the session.
Prof. Jas. H. Foote. long known as the Princi-
pal of Taylorsville Institute, is already in his
place, to give instruction in the department.
The other Professors remain as they have been.
German will be taught extra study.
French will also be extra, if pursued beyond
the usual ii allotted to it.
By recent order of the Trustees, no tuiti on
ices viii be charged to those having the Ministry
in view.
Special attention is called to the fast, that the
Board of the Baptist Convention desire to receive
many more of this class Beni6ciaries who's,
board will be paid, and other assistance given
upon their compliance with the usual conditions S
For further particulars, apply to
w. NJ. WINGAIE. Pres
toTestVllie, Dec. nth. 1859. l7-tFi.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
PROGRESS OF THE ORDER.
CoxcoHD, y. c., Dec. 70, 1855

CONCORD, y. c., Dec. u, 1859.
| write you few lines, to let you know
how Cod Water Division, No. 1877, is pros.
pering in this place. We have twenty. mine
members at this time. and several names pro
posed that have not yet been initiated. We
have eighteen lady visitors, and will have
more, for every night We get some new ones.
The Ladies take great interest in our Divis-
ion. We expect to get Bro. Moffat here to
address US. We think when he comes he
will swell our number considerably Though
we have much to contend against, we expect
to have one Of the largest Divisions here thai
there is in the State, for we that have joined
it are truly Cod Water men," as the name
Of our Division indicates
| send you a communication, which was
laid on the r. SIS table, in behalf of the lem
perance cause. If you think it is worthy o.
publishing, it is at your service.
will send you club of su ubscribers soor
for your most excellent Spirit of the Age.
have few names now, but want to get more
Yours truly, in L. p. & T.
Jesse Il WIIIIEnRD
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

u.
No part of the system is more easily injured
than the Eyes, and there are few persons who do
not at some period of their lives suffer from dis
eases of them. It ia important to remember that
for all such diseases this Balsam will be found
safe and certain remedy-Read the following tes.
timony.
BIsGHAHToS, January 7th, 1854.
Messrs. A. B. d. Sands-Gentlemen Your
Roman Eye Balssm, which I was recommended
to for my daughters eyes, has acted on them
like a charm. Her eyes, which had for several
months been very much swollen and infamed, af-
ter few weeks use Of the Balsam, were perfectly
cured and we'll as ever.
Yours truly, NJ FOLEY
Prepared and sold by A. B. 4 D. SANDS. Drug
gists 100 ulton Street New York.
For sale also by WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD.
Raleigh N. c..
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
FOR SALE OR RENT:

TTNHE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE VILLAGE
OF CLAYTON, on the N C. R. R., formerly
occupied by Rev. W. B. Jones, more recently by
Rev. T. B. Neil, and iginally designed as a
Boarding House, for Clayton Institute, for which
it is peculiarly adapted, being large and roomy
and having two Offices in the yard. There is also
good well of water on the lot. Persons wish
ing good situation, and desiring to keep board
ing house for large and fourshing School, would
do we'll to examine this place. For further par
ticulars apply to, or address 7. JEFF. Woodson,
Principal of Clayton Institute, who is authorized
to act for me. n. l.. BARNES.
Nov. IA, 1859. Z-bt
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
FRUIT TREES AND GRAPE VINES.
BETHEL ACAD MY,
PERs IN COUNTY, N. C.

REV. T. ]. HORNER, Principal.
TVNHIS SCHOOL. LOCATED IN A PLEASANT
i and healthy neighborhood in Person county,
fourteen miles south of South Boston directly on
the stage line between Hilsboro' aud South Bos-
ton, will commence its first session on the second
Monday in January, under the charge of Rev.
I. j. HoRSER, who has been successfully engaged
in teaching for the last fifteen years.
Those having sons wards to educate, would
do well to consider the advantages of this school,
Boys will be thoroughly prepared for College. un-
der an experienced and skillful teacher and pla-
ced in this community, they will be removed from
all temptations to vice and immortality.
The charge for tuition is SIS and $40 per ses-
sion. Board can be obtained in families conye-
nisnt to the Academy at $8 Per month.
nor further particulars address the Principal, OF
either of the Trustees, at Woodsdale, Person coun
| ty, N. @.
Rev. j. E. MONTAGUE,
| J. T. NEAL,
t d. 4. HARRIS,
| VIII LAWSON,
! Dseenhsr 10, 1859. i6-4t
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
PITT COUNTY FEMALE INSTITUTE

INHE first session of this school will open Tues
l. day the 10th of January, 1850, under the su-
perrin tendenre of EDWIN G. MOORE, A. B., as.
sisted by competent Instructors.
Terms
English, including higher Mathematics, SIS 90
Primary b ane1es, 10 90
Latin, Greek or French, each, extra, 5 90
Music, with use of instrument, 20 90
Board, exclusive of lights and fuel $s per month.
The school is located near Marlboro, on the
Greenville and Wilson Plank Road, twenty miles
east Of the latter place, in healthy, moral I'd
intelligent community. No pains will be spared
to secure the health and comfort of the pupils,
while their moral improvement will be cared for
as we'll as their mental advancement
For further particulars address the Principal, or
P. E. HINES, Pres't
Marlboro, PITT.
Dec. II, 1859. i7-3m
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
PRICES CURRENT
NORFOLK MARKET.
BY McPHEETERs & GHIsLELIN,
WHOLESALE GRocERs COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.

"doLHsALE UHoCkRS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-The receipts of N. C. Flour are very
light We have to report firm bat not active
market. We quote by the dray load s. f. $54 q
81 Extra to %; Family so 6 IS. There
is very little enquiry just now for shipment
CoTToE.-The sales OF the week amount to / ,009
bales at prices ranging from log log. at the
close, the market is fat under the continued un-
favorable advices, and we quote IO3 IOs for
good uniform lots.
CoRN.-YeIlow is in demand at 80 So; white
ard mixed are less enquired for at rs II.
PEAs.-B. E. dull at ST 20; Clay and Black
wanted at 80.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spts Turpt. 43 A; common
Kosin 81 80 35; Tar active at 81 80.
DRIED FRUIr-Continues quiet. Apples ST. As
Peeled Peaches 81 90 unpeeed Peaches 90.
WHEAT.-Receipts very light, with sales te
report from.
BAcoN.-N. c. and Va. hoground III a 12c
good N. c. and Va Hams IA Is.
GRoCERIEs.-N. o. and P, R. Sugars 8 81
rushed aud Pulverized II ~; C Sugar 81 q
10 as to quality. N. o. Mola.s9s Al 45 Mus
covado 30 81. Rio Coffee IL a 123; Laguyrs
t33 is; Java 16 IS. Rice Il 5. Adsman
tine Candles 20 a %; Chemical IS 3S Sperm
&C. Brown Soap A 5. Starch a s.
Dec. IT,
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

HoLLowAY's 0INTaEST.-Cancer and Scrofula,
the results either of Inherited disease of irregular
mode of life, vanish nndel the penetrating aud
expeling influence of this foe to these dire infec-
tons +; the untimely resource to eaustic and the
knife may be obyiated by the application ofthi:
powerful slave Sold at the mandatory, No. SO
Maiden Lane New York, and by all Druggists, a
25c.. 63c and 81 per pot.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

OXFORD FEMALE SCHOOL.
TEACHERS:
Literary Department.
j. III. MILLS,
VALENTINE FRIEsE,
Miss N. A. FOWLER,
MISS E. j. BARHAM.
Depart ment Of Fine Arts,
Miss M. A. HAMMOND.
Department Of Music.
MISS E. n MILLS,
Miss S. A. FAUCET.
EXPENSES.
Tuition in Elementary Branches, SIS
College Glasses, 20
" Drawing (materials included) IL
L" Painting in Water Colors, Is
" Oil Painting Cmaterals incluied) 90
d" Wax Work {materials included) 10
d" Embroidery (materials included) 10
" Music instrument furnished) %
Board (washing included) 50
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly
prohibited. Necessary purchases are made by the
teachers. Picayune peddlers not allowed to
enter the premises, and pocket money is required
REMARKS.
The school is suprffed with apparatus sufficient
for thorough investigation and instruction.
| The boarding department is so arranged that
| the comforts of home combined with the ad
vantages of school.
| Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Gran
vile, II IL lies from the Raleigh and CASTOR Raj
Road, and is connected with Henderson Station BY
| a line of daily stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
The first opens the first Monday in July ano
closes on the last Thursday in November. The
second opens on the first Monday in January aLC
closes with the annual Commencement on the las
Thursday in May.
For admission apply to J. Il. MILLS.
Oxford. N. c., Dec. 10th, 1859. l9-5tpd
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

DIR. BRONSON, having been so far reduced by
consumption, to be considered beyond ali hope
of recovery by the most eminent of the medical
profession, and also by himself-a regular physi-
clan of twenty years praetice--.Is last ressrt,
conceived the idea Of ANALYZIAG the Blood,
and applying the subject of physiology to she
more Immediate connection and effect Of the state
of the blood upon the health and system The
result has been the production of this - b BI400D
FOOD" from the use of which, Dr. Bronson was
restored to perfect health. Within six tasnths az
ter its introduction, two thousand c0nssmp-
tives were efcctually cured by il. If you have
any complaints of a consumptive tendency
Cough. cold, head ache, I,olpitafion Of tie hsart
loss Of appetite, pain IA The side, lose tine in
procuring a bottle of the BLOOD FOOD" II
you are suffering from Nercous Debility, or yosr
sleep is broken and disturJed if your Spirit ere
Depressed or your Organs relared, you will End
in this an unfailing remedy. by commencing with
ten drops. If your Lirer is torpid or diseased IN
any manner whatever, one ttco bottles viii ks
to invigorate, and bling it into lively aad
healthful action. In the most inYeterats cases Of
Dyspepcia, the patient can here find she most
efficient and grateful relief. A berefi. IL always
experienced after taking only one bsalS. In
male female complaints and weakness Tie SAL
ferer, after trying other remedies in vaiE, may
rest assured, that certain cure will resu1t frsm
the use of two or three bottles. The " BLOOD
FOOD" is efectual in ell cases of Eruptions, salt
Rheum, Scrofulas and other like complaints. Pale
aud emaciated children and adults are innedi-
ately benefited by its use. 1t gives strength to
the body and color and beauty to the skin. Ply
sicians Of all schools are using it with wonderful
success.
For full directions, see circulars Price 81 pes
bottle. ...
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
WARRENTON FEMALECOLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

TNHIS School will commence the last Session of
l. its 18th Year, the 18th of next January. The
various dep partmens filed by efficient teachers,
If experience, and acknowledged ability.
The course of study is thorough, and so extern
sive as to embrace the solid and ornamental
branches.
Board, including washing per session $50 90
Tuit on iu regular classes, from - so to II so
Tuition N Music and Oil Painting, each 20 90
For further particulars apply to the Principal
Dec. It'll Feb. JULIUS WILCOX.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
ROSE HILL SELECT SCHOOL.

gwNHE next session of this school for young la
dies will commence January 18th, 1859.
Terms per session of 20 weeks:
English branches, from 81 to $i2,Ot
Music with use of Piano, 1896
Board, including everything, pr month Sc and 7,Ot
Fer particulars address
MISS VIRGINIA G. ROYSTER,
Saxapahaw,
l7-5t Alamance, ". c.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
MASONIC HIGH sCo0LS.
MitchelIs Eistery Of Freemasonry,

DIGEST OF MASONIC LAW.
work in two Volumes of T9o pages each, bound
n in Red Morocco, with full gilt backs, sides
and edges, at $3.50; can be had and sent to any
part of the State, by application to the
ed, Raleigh, N. G.
Bee. 1859. j. b. JORDAN.