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NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock

NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do do
do Congress- side lace Caters without heels;
do Kid boots, thick and thin sOles;
White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots tor school shoes;
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
A fine stock of BrOgans for Plantation Also good
stock of shoes These goods all made to
order and certainly superior article. Also Men s
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line will find tito their interest call de-
ermined to give them the worth OF their money.
Call at No. y Public Square.
oct2 SNYDER & PRIZZEIL
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SECOND SALE

Of the Tennessee Lire Stock Company.
THERE will be sold without reserve for cash. at the Ten
L see state Fair Grounds, Saturday, October 18th
perioT Breeding Animals, t0-wit:
No l-MembruO Messenger, q brown Stallion Ig hand.
hgh IA years old reat great grandson Of
soid or more than i've thousand dollars at Col Clay
the trOtling stock BE- found.
No 2-Ihe Eaton Herse, sorre horse, bred in Maine
Messenger both b. sire and DAM IA years old " bands
IrOtiers than any horse living
NO3-NaugaUCk Black Hawk a most stylish brown horse
yeGrs old l5H haads high by celebrated Vermont
black Hawk da Lady BurJOn By grandson Of Imported
Messenger tie comb equally the blood Of MOrgans and
Messengers, the only the world that
proved themselves superior roadst-rs
DURHAM CATTLE
No IA whie2 year old Bull calf bred BY BFutus ay
OF Bourbon county, KY, sire and dam both imported.
No2-Roan fearliUg calf, bred by solomon Vaumeter;
pedgrees viii be furnished.
SHEEP-FINE WOOL,
lot Of fine superior Siesan sheep-the Ane woods
KNOWN and the only sheep their class IN the country
cept small lot recently AIKEN from the flock by NJ
COCkrill.
There will be sold elegant halfsprng Trottinz Wagon
from the best estEblishm attn New YOrE double set
light harness made by lacy Phillips of Philadelphia ty
sesot line single harness. and various articles
quality employe d in the management Of stock.
StyrLBY, President Of Co.
sept29-5t T flaming, sec.
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For sale by W. 7. BERRY & Co.

a BILL TO PREVENT VACANCIES IN THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.-The Washington Union says that
owing to the want Of uniformity in the manner and
time of electing senators by the several State Iegs
latures vacancies are not filed, or purposely and
factiousIy suffered to continue to the great deri
ment OF the public service, and the inconvenience
of the State in which they exist. 1t is greatly i'm
porant and desirable to correct this evil as far as it
be done by the legislation Of Congress; and
with view to this bill was introduced by Senator
Pugh into the last Congress, proposing that on the
ID Monday of January next, proceeding the eXpira
Of the regular term Of any Senator, the legislature
OF his State shall convene at the seat Of government
10 elect his successor. The main purpose Of this bill
insure the election of Senator's before the ex
piraton Of any regular term so TO prevent vacan-
cies in that body.
If Congress possesses the power to pass such
law, it will scarcely be questioned that it has be
come almost imperative duty that it should ezer-
else it. At the opening Of the last Congress, on
the 81 of December 1865 the States Of Peunsylya
MIA Indiana, Missouri, and California each had but
one senator to represent it At the meeting Of the
preceding Congress, on the 9th December, 1858,
there were four vacancies in the Senae-one in the
representation Of each of the States of Maine, Yer
mont, North Carolina and Mississippi At the ses-
sion beginning Sd December, 1851, there were two
vacancies in the Senate -one in the representation
Of California, and one in that of Connecticut Thus
there have have been ten vacancies in the Senate in
the three last Congresses alresulug from the failure
Of legislators 10 elect before The expiration Of regular
term; and in most Of the cases cited the vacancies
continued for two Ormore years The failure Of the
Legislature 10 elect resulted from the factous oppo-
stion Of a minority party which controlled one Of
he houses orofa few members Of the dominant party
who would not support the choice of their party and
threw away their votes. or would not vote.
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ChanCery sale
OF VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF
humphreys, Benton and Cbion.

OF VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF
humphreys, Benton and Cbion.
pursuance of interlocutory decree pronounced By
1 the Chancery Court at Waveriy, Tenn, at tie Sep
TENDER Term, 1851 in the Of Samuel Crockett and
Others Mary j WInfrey and Others heirs at law Of
the I'd day Of November nex, at the Court House the
toe Of Waverly humphreys county, proceed to sell at
public the highest biader all those valuable lands
owned BY SAID deceased, lying IN said county Duck
river IN civil district No. except the portion Of said
Ii nds at present lCUm5eTed with the dover of his wild
ow Sarah Crockett; which lands surpassed in
point of fertility by my land IN Tennessee and will be
farm.
ALSU-At the same time and place, will sell seven
negro slaves, TO w-Armsted aged 50, Boys George
aud Dick II or IS negro wOTan, Harre and her three
children. And Saturday the l4th Of November next
al the Court House in Camden Benton county, will sell
county, containing go acres, the other in district No
containing 100 acres, well known the Flowers tract
of land. And on Thursday, the 18th day Of November
next, at Troy, ObOn county, will sell tracts yirg
keeltOot Lake IN said county at ThCmpsOns Ferry;
one tract containing So acres the other 81 acre., ac jn
ing. The situation and locality Of these Lands Is the best
accommodation thai could b. gwen If them. All Of the
Aforesaid lands and slaves will be sold upon credit OF II
months except per cent Of the purchase money whoa
viii be required cash. Bond VITO two OF more approx
ed securities will be required for the balance OF the pur-
chase money ana lien retained the lard until the
vur chase money is paid These lands al able 10 speak
for themselves and Ihertfrs need no puhpg.
CONE AND SEE.
Sold at the instance Of companans for the purpose Of
distribution not subject to redem pOn and title ulques-
Onable have all lhe title papers IN nv possession and
will cbesrfuIy give any information oesrei,
d. r. OWEN
oct / nrs fee $40 Clerk Master.
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POPPED CoRN.-Popped corn is an institution.
The place which has not pop corn man is next to
just no place at all. Hot corn has been subject
worthy Of big book, and illustrated at that But
what is hot corn, compared with pop corn? Only
a week to the countless ages. Hot corn is confined
to the large wicked cities 1t comes with summer
goes with the earliest frost. But pop corn is all
prevading-never ending 1t is met in the thronged
thoroyghiare, in the political caucus, and in the
concert room, and it supplants peanuts in the
theatre. Great is the comfort Of paper of pop
corn, when one has nothing to do, and sweet it
is to chew, instead ofthe cud of bitter fancy
Nashua Telegraph.
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FREE BANKS.
Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have you the NEURALGIA?
Have you the EAR or TOOTHACHB?
Youmay rid yourself entirely Of these distressing evils
by the use Of DR.. Bragg's Arctic Linlm- Mt.
Areyou afflc ed with I'd sores?
Are you suffering from Old bruises
Are you enduring pains from sprains?
One bottle of the Arctic Lniment will surely give relief
speedily.
Scrofula Is q l'athsome di easel
Cancers very alarming!
Yet such are the wonderful healing properties of Bragg
Arctic Lnment that will almost instantly cure acute and
chronic rheumatism; owe Scrofula, and in time kill that
most stubborn Of enemies to health the Cancer.
Why will you endure Scurvy?
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit 10 Chill blaius?
When by using Arctic Liniment you may find perma.
The Arcte Eminent Is the discovery Of the farmed Dr.
G BRA6 G. of Saint Louis, who since severug his
the celebrated Mexican Mustang Lini
ment, has devoted the mos Of MS me 70 the study which
full.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheL Dr. Kane under auspices Of the I'm ed stat
Government, about proceed 10 the frozen
giOns of the nOTthhmseIf medical man-apped 10 sew
era scientific ply scsns prescription that should
bic III system endu re the hdrdshps land frost
Among others Doctor U Bragg then on visit
GENT which having been submitted the everest ana
accepted by Dr. X and Used by him during tnat
dertu voyage Of discovery Hence the origin Of the name
Arctic Lniment.
HOW IT Is RECEIVED
The very announcement Of this medicine has been re
with Joy nd confidence. Letters containing ceTh
Gates permanent da " received the maEuaC
terry, white expressions OF gratitude borne 10 Them BY
every mail.
IT'S PREPARATION.
The Ingredients of the Arctic Linment Of the mos
costly kind, while the is bestowed upon com
pounding member the company, no make;
personal examination of every bottle put up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs.
The Arctic Eminent is also sovereign remedy for HOr
ses and Mules afc ed with bruises, sprans wounds
scratches sweny SPAWN, ring bone, big head, poll evil DC
No owning vOutbe boses or mules should be "lh
Tor IL viii them
II Ii is put up 25c SOC and 81 bottles The soc bot
ties and 81 bottles contain 50 and 100 per Linl
in proportion their and the cheapest. Ev
cry person buying dollar bottle Of BrGSEs Artc Lin
meDtW be furnished with EmeTsOn's United states JO
nal for year by filing up the certificate around every
dollar bottle and sending il to NJ Emerson, 81 Broadway
New YORK
For sale by Bragg & Burrows, sole proprietors,
St. Louis, Mo.
W w BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
oct I-dtW&wly Wholesale Agents
And by ROSCOE,
& W HENUERSHOT,
] STRETCH.
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White Bluff Hotel

WHITE BLUFF. DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
TTIHE Subrbsr has OpeDed Hotel q. this place and Il
i prepared to accommodate tue travelling community
in toe best manner White Bluff suul TED GA ne char
los Turnpike % miles from Nashville and IL from Char
ote and is very desr5ls soppirg point for th0se pass
ing 10 a1d from Nashville. Sole ting share Of the rub.
lie patronage the subscriber assures that all bis best e
forts shall be directed TO please
nay 2s-Wsm A. P. EICKS
FRESH FsFrEUsF.
100 Boxes fresh rho Chess, received his day b
W. Express. for sale asuah BY
Gug.2 HoILasaAR 3 CARTER, q Vuen, SIS
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land Sale

ON the 5th day Of December 1857, upon the premises
will sell credit of twelve months, u the highest bid
der, tract of land the north side If Cumberland river,
Warrace creek district 3 OF Jackson county,
tuning about hundred aCes, adjoining the lands of
Thomas Hufns and others by decree Of the county
of JacS county the case Of adam Huhns,
guardian ofthe heirs Of William HufGs, deceased pro-
nOunced at the September term 1857 the county couHo
Jackson county for distribution The bddng for said land
will be opened at tn hundred dollars The purchaser
will be IlTed give with good security, and lien
will be retained on the land Ter the purchase
sept 24-W4t prs fee 81 VIM GORE, clerk.
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MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE
WISHING BOARD in q private family can be supplied
" BY applying at this Office 0c3-u
A MAGNIFICENT
Residence for sale.

DEIN6 desifous lQudate the sairs of the Bank of
d Nashville As rapidly possible, have determined to
my private residence for SALE ALI things considered
is probably Of the beautiful and desirable places
Tennessee. 1t is situated in Edgefeld, about
half miles from Nashville. The tract Of land 81
Inc buildings all entirely and the most
elegant character.
The title will be made in all respects perfect For further
particulars cal the undersigned who will take pleasure
In showing the premises.
oct 3-dIw W WHELESS
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue off deed trust executed by Maria H
d Nebbe which is Of record in the Registers Office of
Davidson County, Book No "a pages and 4S3, will
day October 1857 auction to the highest bidder,
cash. property therein described being House and
the side Of Cherry street, said Lot fronting seventy
and half feet said street, and running back to
College The House said lot is a comfortable
brick dwelling.
Sept Is, lS57-tds VIM. A. DAVIS, Trustee
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City Building and Loan Association.


pY virtue of mOrgsgs wi power to cell &c executed
II by Edward lawrence 70 the City Building and As
ISOLATION Of Nashville, which mortgage Of record in the
Kegs er othCe Of Davidson county in book No g. page
p will expose to sale the house yard in Nash
vile, Saturday, the 10Th Gay Of Ocob the high
est bidder tor cash the property conveyed said
SHOWN as Lot No 10 and q Lot No 2, Barnes
OF Lots, beginning at the east Of DcksOns lot
on - street., running eastward said A. feet
thence al right angles with nOhwardly feet
70 10 foot alley thence westwardy with said alley feet
lncksOn's north corner, sOuthWardy lO feet
to the beginning, which there erected good double
brick tenement together with out houses, &c.
The right Reiem utOn expressly waived in said mort
gage pL 90 I-j7-tf SAM SEAY. Treasurer
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County COurI-Hickman county.

Wiley Horton Ct al James Horton ct al-Petten for
Sale ui Ian
this cause, it appea to the court, that defendants
III ChapP-ll an wife Anais, orTery Anais ChA Peii,
Robe Chsppel, Andr Wilson d vile Maran, lormeTlf
Ssr Chapel J. F. Camera and wife sGrah formerly
Sara ChaPpe reside IS Of the btSe o. tennessee
n the eO ordered that publication be made
in the Union and American. neUspaPe publ ned IN the
CITY Of Nashville, for hree successive weeks Tor said
ndants appear he November Term OF this court,
10 Mead or demur TO compainants' BILL or the
same will be taken for confessed 10 them and set for
hearing PGrte. Test. D. EASLEf, u. d:
Ssptenber 8, 1857, sept l7-W3t PTS fec 81
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SEWING MACHINES

THESE Machines Outnumber, in practical USE all others
combined, and have been extensively and probably
used for the past seven years. every conceivable descnp-
ton of The mn al .irc-n Ia
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A VALUABLE TREE.-An Illinois correspondent,
writing from Calhoun County, says that there had
been cut there a mamoth tree, which made five
thousand slaves, that were sold for S11 per thou
sand-tota So and the top six cords and half of
wood, and sold at So per cord-total $40 80. Total
product of the tree S74 so.
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SAM 7. MOTLEY,
c. W. JACKSON,
" r TAATDpETT
SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL.
Oct lst. 1871.

The first edition ofthis long expected work from
the pen Of the amiabe and accomplished Madame Ii
VERT of Mobile, was issued on the lst inst, and has
been already exhausted. second edition is now
being published by S H. Goetzel & Co, who will
furnish it to those ordering it, from Mobile New
York. In their crcnlar to the trade, introducing
the work, the publishers say:
alt treats Of more than one thousand various sub
jeCts Of social literary, and political interest in
perfectly original and most attractive style Tie
prominent position Of Madame lie Vert the name
and fame which accompanied her TO Europe, opened
the golden gates Of palaces. and brought all the
literary and historical celebrities of England France
Spain, Italy, and Germany, in that most friendly
intercourse with her 10 which no other American
traveller before her had access"
Our exchanges are filed with the most fiat
tering notices Of the work, and though we have not
yet had an opportunity of reading it. we may ven
ture to predict from our knowledge Of the authoress
and the opportunity which she enjoyed during her
recent European tour of observing society in all its
phases that it viii prove one of the most entertain
ing book of travels which has ever been issued in
this country.
E,r ], H. e. n
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One ofthe Washington correspondents of the New
York journals thus alludes to the contemplated i'm
provemeuts at the Federal City:
The Presidential mansion, toward which SO many
ambitious eyes have been stretched will be convert
ed into some bureau" or apPendage 10 rhe Urea
surv Department. a marble palace for the future
Presidents Of the Republic will be built ON lofty
eminence west Of the city proper and not long since
its suburbs healthy, breezy place, untouched by
the malaria and chills that might weaken the rcso.
luton or impair the judgment Of a President. Then
the old District Jail which has heldsO many scamps
occupies too respectable and slightly locality for
the public eyes, or for its own penal purposes, and
the site viii probably be devoted TO an edihce for he
Department of the Interior, becoming more impCr-
tant our territory and institutions expand toward
the Pacific.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS,
IRON FOUNDRY.


I'VE have now started our new and extensive Foundry
on the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
company, and are prepared heavy and lght
work OF any description at the shOr notice Light Cast
nes 70 small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
M 10 large amounts furnished per Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight. We also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines aWmills, Flourms Of The most improved
patterns made TO order JObbng repairing imnsd
a we are ready TO make for Engines and Mills
ana sha furnish plans 10 enable purchasers their
ms win he expense. Manufacturers Farmers will
nn Prontaoe to see before going East or West for
STEAM BOILERS
FOrsaHonary engines and steamboats, made 70 order Othe
Oes 4ea complete with Frefronts, Gratss5 standppes
and valves, warranted a1y pressure required for
manulaeLurlng or pOTpelliaE purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
ANY description of SmitbwOrk done IN excellent style
but hstrate Iron used-SaWmi WORK Sterups Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw cranks Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
made 20 order short notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
do well to call Office or address b. letter.
N JACKER s. CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
VAN 90 =
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hOBES DE CHAMBRE.
livery size and style of Robes de Cnambre and Smoking
u Caps, for sale by Oct2 H h'GlLL.
ESy- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing @yfSa
Store corner SQUARE and College SITS. (Oct2
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Negro for sale,

DY virtue decree Of the county court OF Davidson
ID county, rendered at the September 1857 in the
case Ella NJ Harris by her friend and gsrdan Isaac
Paul eIpate, will offer for sale Saturday, October 81
next, the Public square, and in he house
YARD in Nashville, Negro Man named MAGE, aged about
25 years edit OF four months will be given and note
pay able in Bank with two good endOrsers required.
IgS--nr1s fee Z IHEATHAM- ca, II
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Bank Of Nashville.

WE have fortyive beautiful lots in BdgeheId situated
w between the Gsllatin Pike and FaIheIand
which will sell very favorable for ceTtfca
of deposit on the Bank of Nashville.
The property be valued by dsinerested persons
who familiar with Ed gehsd property.
y. HOBSON,
oct, l-lW w. WIRELESS
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OFFICE, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,

Nos. So & 81 Market street,
RE happy inform their old friends the public gen
n orally that they have made large additions their Ma
chine shop and Foundry. and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction TO all who may favor them with CALL
II is our intention heretofore. keep ourselves well
supplied with every description OF steam E. gnes Boilers
Mill Machinery, ShaiDg Also all binds OF work for
Flour Mills Steamboats,, Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories
Banks and Jais done at the shortest notice lowest cash
prices ELLIS q moon
Nos 81 "a Market south Of Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
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Bank of Nashville.

{ have twenty Thousand DOLLARS worth of Real Estate
will exchange certified Checks the Bank Of Nash
Vile or toe Of the Also, will takO at par the
no Is Of all the Free Ks * this for 9th The
above all property, except lot in Edgedeld
L POWERS,
oct 9-dIW "a Market street.
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THE CONTRIBUTING BUsNEss.-The universal
bank suspensions and failures throughout the Union
are complained of very much by the rascals Who at
great labor and expense had been to the rouble of
counterfeiting their notes. The latter have become
worthless that the counterfeit will avail nothing
even if it should pass for genuine note.
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COtilliOn Party.

~ GOODWIN will give his second IotllIon Party at his
VI Rooms over Beechs Store, College street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT 1, 1857,
-AuHil'7lJL One QOilaHs
N GoOdw ms classes open for the reception of
scholars.
Days OF TuitiOn-Juvenile classes, Monday, Fri
DAY and saturday. Gentlemen-Adus, Monday and Fri
da1, from L. O'Clock, p. III.
TERMS-Five dollars or ten lessons sept2g 81
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With prouson Of his original and highly comic songs
sayings, quaint stories and practical jokes Will
appear each representation, 70 add if possible the va
ri1us attractions presented The
Sufficient guaranty and will doubtless with reception
which will remunerae the for the expense
they incurred in securing the this ncom
parable comic genius
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r. 81 have tried to buy something with this
bill all along the street, and nobody will take it. 1t
is all have said ponr woman on the street yes
terday. There are thousands of such cases now,
Of every day occurrence. These shin-plasters have
been allowed to circulate here for a long time
They have been shaved one two per cent, until,
if the face of the bills showed what was left after
what had been lost upon them, there would be little
Of them to lose; now they perish, and entirely
lost on the hands of the last holder. Is not com
munity entitled to protection from such robbery =
Lou Dan.
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SfraWberrV Plants.

7 OFFER the following otTaw0erry PIanls Tor sale
Iowa. at 81 per hundred, rpens about the 4h Of May
Boston Pine at 81 per hundred rpens the Sth of May
18th of Nav. Georgia Mammoth, at 81 per hundred RI
pens the 18th of May The above list of plants are a.
lsrge and ure self impTegnaoTs and will produce ru
without mixing pisIise and EtImnate plants with them
All orders for strawberry Plants left ct DemoviLe
Bells No. &c Cherry street. will be promptly attended to
nv me aug 29.W9t# JAMES Z. WALKER