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Progress OF SectiOnalism-..DO Douglas, Rich =
nrdsOn and FOPney for Protective Tar

IFS
The New York Tribune is jubllant over the con-
version of DOUGLAS & Co. to Protective Tariffs. 1t
rejoces as follows:
Mr.. Douglas, who never voted for tariff unless
it were reduced one, and never evinced IN any
manner sympathy with protection nor with any
kindred measures, laments in his speech to the
Phiadephians, that Congress devOtes so much time
to slavery agitation that it cannot attend to and pro-
tide for the great material interests Of the coorg e. Is
Saul also among the prophets !") But the climax
is capped by his able and trusty lieutenant, VIM
A. Richardson, who, in his speech for Douglas at
Burlington, n j., a few evenings since, said
" For the last four years, under the administra-
ton of James Buchanan, you have been discussing
and agitating the question of slavery. What posi-
ton does your commerce occupy? What is the
state of the National Finances? During this admin
istration your Government, in time of profound
peace has contracted debts at the rate of S20G00-
900 per annum. This administration, discussing the
negro question, has involved in debt of nearly
IOO,O0OOO0. Is it not time that we should say to
Congress. distinctly, emphatically, that mean to
Danish this slavery question to the Territories,
where it belongs, and we intend to turn our atten
ton to other great interests that concern the prosperity
Of the country?
Now, suppose there are none of us who are
not satisfied that, the subject of tariff there
ought 10 be material changes bow is 1t! The Col
lectors Of your ports are becoming rich your Gov
eminent IS becoming poor. Is ii not time that ace
should establish home UddtiOn upon every article that
is bTongH into the cO1 so that zee nldy prerelt fraud?
Is it not time that should discuss and investigate
whether. upon many articles ii is GOt loiSe and
just policy to-day 10 heaUy specific duties, to the
end that honest revenue may be collected, AMI that
may hare the great interests Cthe cOutyproteced?"
(Applause)
Mr.. Douglas is to be in Congress for five years
yet, and Mr. Richardson is likely to be member of
the next House. We shall expect them both to stand
up to their recent ntmations. and to vote, as they
never yet voted for Home Valuation, Specific Duties,
and to shave the great interests of the country pro-
tected y The collapse of that huge imposture and
incubus the Democratic party is hberating thou
sands from prOtracted thraldom to the misguided
and envious policy of the cotton growers.
Col. FOrneys Press of to-day warns the Republi
can journals not to doubt Mr. Douglas friendship for
the tariff-that if elected President he viii not i'm
itae BuclGndS treachey and that if not elected he
1oU SiH hare Uoie to cast in the Senate in aror Of the
tariff. This sounds like good news.
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returns from sixty counties. The vote is compare
lively small and perhaps less, by $4,000, than VIII
be polled in November 1t is true, the miserable
coalition between the Douglas men and the OPPOSE
ton defeated McClarty; but November will tell
different story. The true Democracy are sometimes
beaten when there is no political principle at stake.
But in great contest like that for President they
awake from their lethargy, and achieve grand tri-
umphs. So will it be IN November, when Kentucky
speaks for her "favorite son"-Lo1iSUi3e Courier,
AugliSf IL
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Land for sale.

application be made a short time, will sell
4 modafng terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the limits NIL Creek opposite Mai COTS
This the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cnehafo Of the land in timber, the balance
are comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply Ma 6oFE, the place. NY
self for pare ulaFs. cHAS- K n ISSTON.
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Furnishing Goods.

our stock Full Bosom Shsis agsia complete gor cool
and comfort commend them bsirS particularly
appropriate the present bot small ot
Of Pub Shrts, together with endless variety q plain
styles
We also received another handsome Neck Te
Gloves handkerchief Dressing Robss suspeudars &C.
Also supply Of sasOuable Undrruear Call and our
goods We determined to dispose them very Ggure
being anxious 70 reduce stock. J. b. MoaTLL.
june22
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sUNDA1, AUGUsT Ie, lseO.

he Constitution the Equality Of the Stated These
symbols everlasting uno let these be the ry!ng cries
u the people."-JoHS G. BREcKRRIDoE.
InsteAd breaking the Unon, interd to strengthen
md "a lenrthep Il join @ BRrcKINRIDGE.
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To COntPaetOFs.

IDS viii be received At the Mayors Oacs until the 18Th
- day Of August next for the Grading, Bdslg, and Nc
AaenEns OF Market street. beginning 81 Broad street and
running South 70 Elm, accariance with ordinances
Purpos By the City Council Pr0aes spscatons
seen at the Mayors Office, Ct proposed Improvements,
which the attention o. Contractors. IS invited.
jul tdy3i s.N. HOLLINGSTORrH, Mayer
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THE FACTIONS ALL SUPPORTED HM.-0n Monday,
Leslie Combs was voted for by the Know Nothings
in body, by the mass of the DOuglssites and BY
the soreheads and oficeseekers of all degrees and
as a Lincoln paper of position now before us ex-
pressed strong hope for his election we suppose
the Black Republicans went for him too.-LoaiSriHe
(Oiirier
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Messrs. G. D. PRENTICE & Co.
Mr. BeII and Ihe Compensation Bill.


We understand that Col. BRABsoN in the discussion
with Mr.. WHrTTHoRNE at Pikeville or Washington,
said that Mr. BELL as he had been informed did not
vote for the Congressional Compensation Bill lie
had not looked at tie record himself but such was
his information Col BRABsON pressed the vote OF
Col. sNrrH in favor of this same bill as a strong
argument against the reelection of Col. SMITH in
the last canvass 1t is therefore somewhat strange
that Col BRABsoS should not have known how his
great leader voted on the measure which he SO bit
terlv denounced in his canvass.
But to the record. The Senate passed bill to m
craase the condensation Of members Of Congress to
$1,000 per year from the ado1unmeat Of The the" SeS-
sim Of G,pgress. That bill went to the House The
Hopse substituted in lieu of the Senate bill the bill
which is now the law. and which paid the members
of Congress at the advanced rate not only Tor tue
future but also from the beginning Of the then SIT
ting Congress. When the House amendment came
to the Senate. Mr.. PuGH, of Ohio, moved to strike
ont the third section Of the House amendment This
third section made the law apply not only TO the iu
ture but the then sitting Congress- Mr. PUGH mo-
ton to strike out was lost Mr. BELL roting against
striking o,d that section which made the increase OF
nay apply to the members of Congress. Then upon
the motion to concur in the amendment OF the House
aad thus make it the law of the land, Mr.. BELL
voted yea. See Congressional Globe ls59-oo' Far'
3d. LIST Session. 3ih Congress- pages 2l54, Zlee.
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DESCRIPTION.

NeeEbern about twenty five years sge,
et SIX inches high weighs about I35 pounds
peXOn black restless Oeraby
he upper zip also one on HIS forehead which presents drawn
appearance, sometimes speaks stsmmerusy, is eo'd
maker, oaRpe1tsrs rnde he very
much addicted temperance very and his
hair at times quite short august H. '6O-d3 vim
aggyra
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GFNHE undersigned respectfully bes leave to infor hls
friends and the ezens OF Nashville centrally, having
returned to mis- old stand. Union Street, be Is
prepared 70 furnish them with Articles they may
line hing 70 close cut his present prior making
jail purchases, he OsBg his stock Watches
JeEsly Silver and Plated Ware COsII Those in want Of
bargains would DO well to call and sxamins.
). FLOWERS.
in y2a-lm A Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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BFOwnsviiIe LOIS for Sale.

VNIE for sale the most liberal terms number Of de-
w sFabls building lots 10 ProvnsEiie from ~ to niles
from Nashville, r0ntug the Galatin Porter Pixies
tanning from four to tea EACH soil neiahhsrhood IN
supa ssd number Of lots timbered will aisa 81 fo 81
to 100 acres In body desired The rapid growth Rdzearh
VIII tend to enhance rapidly tie value r Rrovnsvi;le
lots II Eish good propy in good neighbsrbo0d don
fail to sxaEine the BIoznsEiis lets.
JL&RW Brown,
july2-2m ~ Cherrv street
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J. A. HOUSTON, Cecrot.r;es E E
JNo. S. MCBRIDE, ~
The Know Nothing Meeting in Robertson.

The Know Nothing Meeting an hODertson'
..4 ,GE SPRINGFIELD, Aug, Z, 1860
Mr. BURCH The no posihonists were in council
yesterday, our County Court day, to listen to the
speeches of Messrs Quarles and House. NOtwith-
standing the ex-dark lanternites were invited from
every portion of Middle Tennessee, not one appeared
except two three from Montgomery county. Mr..
Quares led off in a speech of about two hours, as
surfing the good people by way of preface, that he
was the same gentleman who represents them IN the
present Congress, after which he served them to a
rehash of his old canvass speech; corruption and
extravaganza were the burden Of his theme. The
only point in his whole harangue worthy Of note
was his candidly admitting that Mr.. Bell could not
possibly be elected before the people and that upon the
final contest in the House 1 Bel lc0ud be elected by
the aid Of the Black Republican party who upon failing
TO elect Lincoln. would cordially unite with Tennes-
see to elect John Bell Mr.. Quaries endorsed Mr..
Breckenridge as a high toned, honorable, patriotic
gentleman; but reiterated the silly charge of can't
spell " against air. Lane, closing with curses deep
and loud against Mr.. Gancey. On
Mr.. House followed in a speech of about the same
length. The gentleman evidently feels his keeping.
He announced that the delegates to the Charleston
Convention were afraid to go before the people OF
Tennessee, where any could set behind them
to blaze their path in that body; of course meaning
that those gentlemen would not dare to meet him IN
debate.
The above communication was received several
days ago, but being addressed to Mr.. BURCH indi-
vidually It was not opened until he returned yes
terday. EDITS.
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HAVE desirable improved lot Of forty ave Land
Of Nashville fronting ne
pike, healthy good spring and stock
ieat buildings variety o. t and eruSnsntal Trees grapes
and strawberries school and ca rch sight the si
adapted maret garden, and may be divided into two Lots
This year. dne bargains in and viii give an
other IL applied 10 soon, a. intend 10
July q. '60-dkwfms THOMAS BATE.
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--latest publications.
F. FL a Q "A NJ

f. II "A Q "A N,
No. Al College street, No. Al,
Has Just reeeivea BY Express, the folioNing WORKS
WHAT NAV BE LEARNED FROM A TREE.
By the Author q Organic Life the same in Pzns as AM
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LIFE OF w. II. PORTER. By FRascrs BRISLY. BY
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A GRGEK GRAMMAR, fer Schools and Collegs- BY
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VIRGIBsS ENEED, with explanatory Votes. BY HEsRs
FRrEzE, YroessnF Of Latin the safe University OF
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For sale By r HAGAN,
angle P&G A. College street.
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
Fe M ale COLLIE e,

FHNHE next session Of this IRctuli0n open the
Monday in Ser nber, ECO. Ample accommodations
made for 800 boarding pupils fall mi 81 he corps Of Teachers
10 every Department.. Terms as and every facility aor
he college has "a Successful operation f IS years. Tor
particular, adir-ss J. o. GaURCH, Presidsnt.
iuly 2. 6l-d.tw& g2n
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TENHR WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sEeetest and
most wholesome hread-never fail to rise.
rive have Just received large lot fresh from New York
juylf-tf M4CKENZIE MINCHIN.
Cholera, DySemteFy and EIUX!
THNIHE GREEENBERG DYSENTERY SYR1
UP IS the hest medicine in the world for disorders OF the
bowels See certificates from the Board OF Health Of New York
and enquire Of any Ofhe czsns Of Nashville whom
have used It,
STRENGTHENING TONIC for all sho suffer from
the heat from debility, indigestion want Of appetite,
headaches.
THE HEALTH BITTEHS, only 25 cents paper,
will make half gallon Of the best Bers suitable the
complaints, that family ought TO be without they wish
save doctors bills and euiey good health.
iulyl4-rf MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

CATOOSA SPRINGS.
EHNHE subscriber having aan lease Of this we'll
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the South,
and thankful for the patronage season. again
be prepared receive visitors the middle Of June ami
will strive merit continuance of that patronage which here
to has been SO literally bestowed upon this popular sumner
Resort.
shall endeavor at all times provide my table all the
atanable Injuries OF the and have made
TO keep hand constant supply Of Ice
shall also hare the BEST COOKS in the
Souh, and shall nrovde suciency faithful attentive
eTyants have also engaged the servicesof
SUFERIOkk mUSICBANS.
and those who delight cOncord sweet Sounds will
abuudantiy grati6ed
The 1sDICLAAL VZR7 CS Of these many AID va led min
we'll require
serption. II addition to the Red, Viii Sulphur
springs Of them cOmbinsd with Iron Magness there
nexhaUsoe we'll Of the purss Free Ny
d4tOns very have many pleasant cottages sep
from the hUtl where families be quiet and
tired as in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, sc.
CatoOsa Springs Catoosa county, "a miles from
the Western AID Atlantic Railroad. hpe Omnibus good
Harks will be plat the arrival Of each The
Springs have direct rdrtad communication with savannah
Augusta, Macon, Msdgeville Columbus, Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville ami Chattanooga.
Terms OF SSOar0s
single week .- l19S
Visitors engage by season, with
families will be bOaried ESQ month These who wish
esngag board by the season, would do well to address tho
Springs
nc FChiliren and servants boarded ct half price
april 25-dtu4m IL. HARTMAN.
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The EFFEcr.-An intelligent gentleman at Mobiles
ville Indiana, writes to the Louisville Courier as
follows
We have additions daily to the Breckenridge and
Lace cause. The coalition between the Douglas
and Bell parties is having a powerful influence on
the intelligent and honest Democrats in showing
them who are Democrats and who are Opposi-
tiOnstS
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WILL sell on Mord.y, September 10 1885, my Mills and
Farm contai ing l45 acres TIE hills two pair
French u-rs fer wheat pair and good Saw
Mill about so acres essTebu diBgs good and only
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms one Dwellings, the Mount Pleas
Iotsths the only Hotel In ten miles Of this place
About so Town Lots suitable for Dwellings, Stores Shows &C
Mount surrounded By the richest lands In Tennes
The Of the Tnnesses and Alaszma Rail
road.
hundred and forty Of and m TO ten miles
Place ell tmbeed and four free springs
Also 500 miles sosth Of this place the farn
pike 40 cleared Orchards Buildings good three re
free springs fencing place occaped
By Andrew Keneday. Terms liberal. 4. 0. CROSS.
Mount Pleasant, Tenn, July I7-tf
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New Magazines.
River Cotton PLANTATION
for sale.

H7HE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chieo county, Arkansas
Of the best Cotton Mississippi
river i row offered for sale the extremely low pr S65
0 IL has on all the Improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands, aui 1000 cult ration
bearing crop Of unsurpassed There 500
acres altogether in the a9d but is arabic Pro
tecea as this place by trent and leVess 0ve0Es i'm
possible and upon examination Il will be found the ehaPes
Pace the river.
Refer 10 V LNnsKY Nashville Tenn, the premises
10 Z A. c. WELLBOhN.
iulyl7-GU Novf5 fGt
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VaImnbIe fseal EstaIe Ior s;lle.

THyHE having taken the ST cloud Hotel. has
enlarged materially. and rcfurnished Il throughout in
the will The house 70 me pubic on
i.iT3-S,, SAMUEL J CARTER
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4 ANORETUs Turnp Seed, and winter, warranted
izly r. - 49, RAINS, BROWN & CO.
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At a large and enthusiastic meeting of the De-
moeracy of Blount county, held at the Courthouse
in Maryville August 9th, 1860, upon motion of j.
G. Wallace, n B. McLain was called to the Chair and,
j. A. Houston and John S. Mcbride appointed Secre-
taries.
After resolutions had been offered, Maj. D. NJ. Key
delivered an eloquent and impressive address point
ing out the dangers of the present crisis, explaining
the position of the different parties, showing the
purity and patriotism of Breckenridge and Lane vim
dicating the sound nationality of the Platform on
which they were nominated, and urging the Democ
racy to support them the only hope of defeating
those who ignore cur rights under the Constitution
]. G. Wallace next followed with some very APP
propriate remarks, after which the following reso
lutons were adopted without dissenting voice:
ReS0lUed, That while we regret the causes which
led to the separation of the Democratic party at
Charleston and Baltimore, we do nevertheless fully
and heartily endorse the action of the majority of
the Tennessee delegation in said Convention, both in
regard to the platform of principles adopted and the
candidates nominated fer President and Yice-Presi-
dent.
Resolred That in the candidates presented to US
John c. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane-we recog-
nZe statesmen Of eminent abilities and enlarged eX
perienee-solders of undaunted herOism and cour-
age and gentlemen of irreprOachable moral charac-
ter-men who are every way worthy OF our hearty
and united support
Resoloed, therefore, That we, the Democracy of
Blount county, without dissenting voice, do here
by ratify and confirm the nomination of John G.
breckenridge for the Presidency and Joseph Lane
for the cePresidency of the United States and we
pledge ourselves to equal in zeal and energy the De-
moeracy of any other portion of our State IN secur
ing their triumphant election.
On motion of II. T. Cox, the Knoxville Register
and Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN were requested
to publish the proceedings of the Convention
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
n B. NOLAN, Chairman.
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New Cigar aud Tobaceo store.

TEVPE und rgne axis leave inform smokers and ehswers
veil as dealers in Glars "a TObacc, Just
opened ar and Tobacco No IS Pebble Sluare, next
door CalhOun old JAnd keeps constantly hand
general the brands Of good his line Alro
SNUFF, Pipes, &C taug9-nl NOAH CRANE.
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Uox. A. o. P. NIcHoIsoN.-This distinguished
-.Io-,.n addressed large crowd OF his fellow
s;t;ans Al Iawrenceburg, last Monday at the nvi-
80 90 the Democracy of the county. The Demo-
C.tinl refers to it as one that gave entire
er~1S A., fr;erds of BREcKINRIDGE and LANE.
satsiacon - Iooro that Senator n. has been indls-
we sioce his speecat Lawrenceburg; but we are
pUsted to know that he will soon appear IN 'S
ga 80 cton,niou the cause Of our nominees
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Coffee! Coffee !!
ST. CLOUD HOTEL--.ENLAKG
IN afEEIl Il 3 aSHEU.

EETE shipment Of the finest Coffee ever
w ceived in Nashville which offering 70 lie tradeat
a low agure. laue9l MIZELL. H'SPsk &C.
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Hon, Andrew Iohnson.

We learn from a friend in East Tennessee thar
Gov. JOHNSON has been seriously i'll for some days
past bat is slowly recovering. He has received
the invitation of the Democracy of Davidson county
to address them and will accept it as soon as ms
health will permit hm to name with certainty,
day upon which he can do so.
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Nlky properly
VERY comfortable rsleucs vim IL = aers aiofnur III
n Fair 6r0und The house has aoor
two in the attic and three basement three brick servants
houses smoke house. and large ice house; has newly
pansed AID paPsrad, and is in esmplete orier
aug9-H JOHN KIRKMkN
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NTE have or sale at paper, fifty centss
wv dozen-
Whi Duteh TurDip Seed; Long White Turnp Seed:
Red Top Seed; yellow Aberdeen Turnip
Fenland Turnip Seed LAngs Ruta Bays Turnip;
Robertson Golden Ball Turnp; SkirEing Kna Baga do
from Bliss famous nrseres warranted
fresh, and bound give satisfaction.
julyI4 N AcKENZIE L MINCHIN.
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fHNHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the style Of 3D.
WARDS, GIKERsnE 4 Co. this day dissolved by
tua cons.nt. ) GlLxERsoN retiring from he firm.
10. ed v tRnS.
J. X GILKERSON,
July II, 1860. n. P. EDWARDS.
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Stokes was grateful for their support in the last
Congressional race-if they would again support the
vioator of the solemn pledges given to them and if
there were any let them speak-but not a single
voice was heard to say yea, but many to thunder
no, no.
The meeting adjourned with great enthusiasm for
our ticket cheering for Hill Breckenridge and Lane.
Rest assured we are a unit here in old Warren for
Breckenridge and Lane. ANXIOUS.
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EDWARDS, =. B. HARRIS, 4. P. EDwA
Ed WARDS. HAHsRIS 4 Co.
Turnips! TurmiPs!!

(sUCcEssoRs To EDWARDS. sIKERsOS & co.,
EETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Wv Commission business the old College AID
Church streets. jalyl5-n
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First District-A. G. WATKINS, Of jefferson.
second JAMES d. THOMAS of Claiborne
Third D. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE. of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury
Seventh n. n. COX, Of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth J. d. c. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD. of Haywood.