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CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FbNlIE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. arc pleased to announce to the public that
they have procured the services of the Rev. J. N.
BRADSHAW, Qate Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. Chattanooga as Principal. He takes
the supervision Of all the Departments, and pledges
himself to have them filled with competent teachers
Mr.. B. comes to us es insu of enterprise and of
untiring energy. lie is experienced in the bust
ness of educating the young and, Ivy bis full pur-
pose tn identify with the interests Of the School,
will give to tho young ladies Of East Tennessee
and of North Georgia school near at home
equal in benefits and honors to what Il SO often
sought abroad.
The house. already commo'lious, is well fitted
up. Within the Inst IL months an expenditure of
from $500 to $500 has been made in securing en-
entirely new furniture for the rooms Be-
sides there Is new and wei selected Apparatus,
worth several hundred dollars, and sufficient for
all purposes in teaching Philosophy ana Chcthis.
try, and some of the special Sciences.
We give below the rates of Tuition, graded up
on. n moderate scale-tho same charged by the
la DripoipoI.
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Wanted,

A SMALL LOT OF WHEAT, FOR WHICH
II will pay the highest market price in cash.
Call soon. A. c. robson.
Oct II, 1861
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~ II is said Lincoln looks under his
bed every night 70 see If he can't discover
masked battery.
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Chancery Court at Madisonyille,

W. P. Jones, Toomcy 4 chcsnatt, and J. NJ. Ham
brio,
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
OBITUARY.


MAI. L. d. ANKLIN
Died, a. his residence, in Jefferson county
April Sth, 1861, Nal. LAWSON d. FRANKLIN in
the 51th year of his age
Death is always an unwelcome visitor-but
never more so than when it summons from our
midst such an individual as Maj. franklin
Like many of the business men of this coun-
try, who have proved what success energy,
frugal1ty, temperance, and capacity can at
tain, he may be truly characterized a rep
resentative man. To the strictest integrity
and punctuality, he added the rare business
qualities of judgment the most unerring.
and a foresight wonderful to those less fortu-
nate Ever open to the demands of his friends
and neighbors, he not only assisted them with
his means, but BY advise more valuable A
man of the most perfect morality, he was the
active and efficient friend and supporter of all
benevolent enterprises, and aided in sustain
ing the Churches of his neighborhood. He
was universally respected as a gentleman
"one whose word was his bond" who frown-
ed upon meanness of every type, and who
lived life of sincerity and usefulness By
nature, genial, and endued with true polite
ness, he was the 90 soul of hospitality" as of
honor A man of superior mind, in any pur-
suit that he might have chosen he would have
achieved greatness as he did success. The
State, the community in which he lived. has
sustained in him n losS-the cause of liberal
ity in every department has sustained loss
most of all, his Immediate family have sus-
tanned an irreparable loss The kind and in
dulgent father, the strong arm and the clear
intellect upon which they have leaned, will
support them no more, except by the light of
his example, and the wisdom of his counsels.
His Low e, tenderness, and desire to promote
their happiness, obtained for him the price
less reward of ii reciprocal affection In all
the qualities which distinguish a man as good
and true, he excelled, ard his memory will be
long cherished by those who knew him.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

Pursuant to previous notice a respectable
portion of the people of Carter County as
sembled in Elizabethton, on the LIST day of
April, 1861, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the meeting of the State
Convention of the Union Party, called to meet
at Nashville on the I'd of May next
The meeting was called to order by DIR. A.
Jobe and on his motion, Maj. A Upton, was
chosen Chairman, and H. NJ. Folsom, Secre-
tary.
The Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen to submit to the meeting resolu-
tions for the action of the meeting, to-wit ::
A Jobe, Dan1 Slower, ]. H. Martin, E. Sinner
ly and j. T. Gillespie, who, after being out a
short time, submitted the following resolu-
tons:
WHEREAS, the I'd day of May next has been
designated for the meeting of a State Con-
veuti IN at Nashville, for the nomination of a
Union candidate for Governor of Tennessee.
therefore,
Resotged, That the Chairman appoint five
gentlemen to represent Carter County in said
Convention.
Resolved, That whereas the name of our
heighbor and fellow citizen, Hon. N. G. Tay-
Tor, has been mentioned by the press of the
State, in connection with the high position of
Governor of the State, that fully endorse
the position, character, and talents of Col.
Taylor, and present his name to the Conyen-
ton as our first choice for Governor of Ten
nessee- He is honest, he is capable, and has
shown himself always faithful He is for the
Union and Constitution forever-for disuaion
never His eloquent voice in 1854, sounded
the alarm from his place in the Congress of
the United States and warned the people of
the storm of secession and disunion that has
since burst upon the country He pointed out
thedanger on its frstapproach, and ever since
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Flax Cotton.

An Iowa correspondent OF a morning pa
per talking of the culture and preparation of
fax in that State, writes from Fairfield:
We have had in opera ton at this place one
of 'Randalfs Breaks" and saScutcber or
Buster" both manu- featured in Rhode Island
for the purpose of preparing flax straw for
mandatory The process is as follows:
The flax is moved with an ordinary scythe
or moving machine, before it is thoroughly
ripe. and is cured, in every respect, the same
as hay 1t may thus be threshed the same a
any other grain, the tangling of the straw
not injuring the fibre in the least. 1t is not
necessary that it should undergo a rottiug
process, as it breaks equally as we'll without
the only advantage of rotted over unrotted
straw being in the distance it may have to be
hauled, as the former weighs about one half
less than the latter, there being a correspon-
ding difference in price
The brake separates the woody portion or
shayes into small PARTICLES, which are remov-
ed by the buster. 1t is then ready for baling,
shipping to the manufacturer where it un-
dergoes the cottonIzing process
One ton of straw yields from 500 to 1000
pounds of Iinters- About 200 tons of the I'M
rotted straw has been engaged in the vicinity
of this place at 50 per ton, By the party who
has the control of the machinery here This
IS intended merely as an Introduction to the
operations for next season, when a larger
amount of machinery viii be located here for
the purpose of preparing the straw for mar
ket- Two of the same breaks are in opera
tiou at Mr. Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa,
with the same success here
do not think that we car entertain a
doubt as to the success of this movement.
With Yankee ingenuity and Western perser-
yerance both interested, there ia no such thing
As fail.
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THIRD ROUND OF QUARTERLY
Meetings for Knoxvi.Ie District.

To C0nsumptives.@The Advertiser having been
restored health few weeks by very simple
dy after having suffered several years with lung
disease Cousumption-is anxious make known to his
fero sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy of the pre-
ton ee charge with the directions for prepar-
ing and using the same which they will find SURE Cur.
for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRoocHIrIs &C. The only OBJ
ject Of the advertiser in serding the Prescription is
benef: the aflicted and spread information which he
to be and he hopes every will
try his reasy, il will cost them nothing and prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
octl3ly WiIamsburgh, Kings county, New York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20
THE GREAT DRAWBACK to per.on, en-

THE UFNEs DINa W BACA 70 persons emf
grating to the extreme south and country is the
far they have of the Fever A.ue-the most drcful
Of all diseases Ev' day hear persons attacked
by the disease and n,tc helpless in time without
any IF aft riin relief In view the great de-
m:nd for a remedy DR. Hsteer has presented his Ceie
DRAFTED Stumaah Bters who's powe all dis
of the Stomach have been universally
The Btters prepared after long experience and deep
study have received the the emir. mt
ply sicis well al. classes r,n every part of 1r
country. To those who d,ubt their many virtues
say is 10 try te and Judge for themselves respec-
lively
s.,ld by druggists and deaars generally everywhere
So See advertiseni nj in another column. (apr0
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believe that u seal Of the ants-.l.vesy
party at the North, has not yet subsidized, and
against the meaner portion of abolitionists-
shall battle against the Greelys, Garrisons,
Summers, Chases, Hales, Beechers, and Fes-
senders; and with equal freedom, I shall de-
nounce all who are hand and glove with the
Ysneeys, Rhetts, Davises, Toombs, and Wig
falls, and other Disunionists South, who seek
to destroy this Government, from equally base
motives W. G. BRowNLow,
MARCH L. 1851 Editor and Publisher.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

Practical Advice to Ladies.-The first
symptoms OF disease should be dsresrde If not
removed serious evils will Inevitably follow and in seek
the strength should be avoided They instead
assisting weaken and debtnte those For
and Blood Purifier 1t stands pyeeineSt in ali dseasss
peculiar to females Try it; it is delicious aromatic
Cordial (apr2l2t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

THE FOLLOWING LETTER relative to
BRANDETHS PILLS demands attention from invalids ::
HANNoNToN. N j. May Z. 1861.
Dr. BRANDRETH Dear SirI have long wanted to
write you and express gratitude for the beneficial
effects that have been experienced in family and
in hundreds, thousands of others, by the of
Brandreths Pills The first year my friend Brockway
sold pills in Boston, 1sSS, then in declining
state of health and my friends well myself supposed
that my earthly voyage would terminate. Mr..
Rockway urged to take the Branireths Pills, but
having used so much medicine with good effect,
more inclined to let nature tke its and calmly
sEenlit MY fate Mr.. r. give dozen
boxes If would take them prescribed. By this saw
he had great faith in then aud finally consented to take
them, but BOT as gift went home and went at it
most hoPelessIy- Affer taking box began
BETTER Well VIA. mp INV twelve boxes
healthy mummy ~Ishf ,,axi,,- zone fr,,
ISL pounds up to l52 pounds thea ordered .,,,,v
and between hat time and the present three
thousand dollars worth of these invaluable Pills. and am
quite that have hereby bet instrumental saving
not hundreds, but thousands of lives.
Yours. truly, C-J.FAY, NJ. P.
I. Price 25 cent, Ter box Sold by Dr.JOHN JACKSON
Knoxville, Ten, AID y all respectable dealers in
medicine (apr20-lm
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HIGHLAND s1TTERs OR SCOTCH

HIGHLAND BITTERS OR SCOTCH
Tonic has supplanted the Of all other tonic and
stimulating liquors that have been popular before
troiuctOn 1t cannot come under such classification
as that of a quack or patent nostrum and is
the with Old PARIS great English remedy. So this
its existence the arches experience of
LIFETIME. and that extending to the extraordinary
period of Ia years.
Sold by the Sole Pro3rietors s. MANSFIELD q CO.
Wholesale Druggists Memphis, Tenn, and sold also by
JOHN JACKSON Knoxville lapr20 1t
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PIANO F0RTES.

Gye1 AEOEIvED, ny sTEPHEH w.
q - n. - Ct his MUSIC STORE
clposise sne Court aouee, nus assort-
syles a. - such = the lavso~ Gsasd,u = v
and I. e.eo Cas- xEslsaa Afeachmesf all II which
viii b 80 = manufacturers prices, with ffsght and
harg - Hnrranted to give perfect satiactios The
uuscs are respectfully Invited to call and
ne them Iaucl-tf
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NHANCERY sALE-r.w. vsnuxen

(fHANCERY SALE.-f. ". Vanuxem \. ~
" and Stillings. In accordance with decree NAL ace
said County, at the January term, 1851 in t,;. @ ny
Knoxville, Saturday the 4th day of May 1861, -, IN
Knoxville bought ey Charles A. Rice of r. w. VAN ,ol In
It being lot, No "a, plan OF the lots Of the
James Kennedy, deceased. file in said Court ''s
cell hr:t about half of said lot which has not hs WI
by said Rice aud il it should bring &3Ds ~ ~ SOLD
viii 81 the portion sold by Rice to Stnga The Lnen
be made on six months tn,e withut the eouit~ =, ~i
demption, taking bond and security with interest VI re-
purchase money, and retaining lien till paid ' Tue
Also. two lots, Nos. Is and 26, Adjoining III, :,
fronting SO feet State Street and running ha se
l!9 ON one of which (26) large frame house M oo9t
81 Sale also at months, bond and security reon;s
the purchase money mot bearing interest with Ion
equity of redemption; lien is retained till The
made tprsfee$5 D. A. DE iDERiCkp Gyment is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Legislature.

as We authorized and requested to announce DIR.
JOHN W WESTEii, of Roinc County, a C .nddate
represent the Senatorial District composed of Knox
Rsine. in the next Legislature of Tennessee. Subject,
however To the Will of the Union Of the District.
Es- We authorized anu requested to announce
JOHN T. HAVIS candidate to represent the Floating
District Of Knox and SEWER in the next General Assem-
bly, of Tennessee.
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NOTICE


Of c. NJ Slower, deceased. having hean $3.50.
s to an oass Of n aassf By &c
ali persons having claims .ganst sail o saI Court
srR Of sa sp according to .% ~
september. 1851. or they will be fore50 ~
mar-50 4tprsfee$t DANIB6 kz1jf "a v,c
-admtntstr4 of so;J r..
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= q q Z -. q :: ssc...l!
80 p s. ~ - -. , seA. .srsA q =
s. -: @ - e: ]. e :''s.s - e A. ..I.a
- = e, s .:ssa =: "a
% l5ssa'ie q ,1osnd, - 8 = coyssr. and 4
y Mekhernons rosideuces betWeen tkszRnbea Gan mi
Rod cd High 6aek and the rond along he snk Of ths
nver, contaihing about acres
IA AsSse ~; t. b .sssc4 Creek
: shs Eosss - skoe' Z <s f'ss - known
L. house and lot north of Knoxville, west Of the
Iazeweu road, and north of East Tenn. Va Railroad
No. 81.
IL Three fourths First or Whites Greek
lease to the river for about 16 years from December
1856.
IA. strip Of ground fronting ON Water strset and
running ban y I1sf Geek. Rith three de3n6 on II
Adjoi.4ng tn AyA4i Prqafty, al Hhe het6 een it
and see conef ~ bridaea& te fbtbf Main
Il About two acres of ground adjoining the Machine
Shop of the East Tenn. Ga Railroad Co., bought ly NJ
D. Bearden's heirs
The terms of the sale will be AMI IL months time
with interest from date bond and rty required am,
without the right OF redemption lien retained till the
purchase money is paid.
Seperate lots with the buildings an em or portions OF
grand which may Be advaqtageoubly sold apart will
oacre hrst seperately and afterward together the
sale adopted which brings the best price.
general map, showing the location the
cells of property and separate enlarged pats
pOrtl0ns OF It, be at the Office of the Clerk
Master. D. A. DEADERICK C. & NJ s.
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The Undersigned il now the sole Psefrtssef
of the aKnoxvuLs WH1G." both the Wssxly
and rri-veekly, a. we'll as their only Hditsr-
The weekly VIII appear every Saturday, and
lii be made up of he reading nekter of the
,hree rFWeeklies, and VA be m1sh more
readable and important paper than hereto
fore.
chr Rates Of the Weehly.
One eopvs one year, I'm advance)--- 90
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Those wishing to keep up with the news,
and the progress of a seruas #ar, precipitated
anon the country by Southern Disunionists,
hsesuse of the election of LINCOLN, would do
xeII to subscribe for eur WHIG-
IF LiucoIn's inaugural be an indication OF
the policy he intends to pursue, 1T promises to
he conservative and peace-loving- 1t Is emil
neutIy firm in its nationality of sentiment
and il il out and ont Union address, worthy
af the endorsement of all good men North
and Seuth. We are willing 10 try Mr. Lincoln
upder the pledges of this Address, promising
to rebel when he attempts to rnaaGurate oR-
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ANaLHzED BY CulLTON.

ANALH kY Chiffon
Bra- in mind that while other dyes endorsed
harmless and eficac It's by their proprictors alone
CHRIsTADGRs'S HAIR DIE
is certified by Dr. Chilten, the distinguished Chemist
be
FREE FROM POISONOUS MATERIALS
and therefore safe it superior Dr. Chiffon has
selected by the city of New York 20 anayze the
CROTON WATER,
and Christaoros Dive as inocuous as
that water in its purest condition
Sold e>erywheIo and. applied by all Hair Dressers.
Christadoro. No. Astor House. New York. lap20-1m
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GHANCERY COURT AT KNOXVILLE.
" John Baxter William Bebb In accordance with
decree made in this at the April term 1861 Of
Court will sell at the Court House door in Knox
vlIe on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of May 1861 house
lot az the corner Of Cumberland and Henley Streets
lately bought by Col Baxter and occupied by VIM Beb
containing about u Of an acre, on the following
One third in months, third the 10th January
1862 and one third the 10th Of January 1863 taking
bond tn security bearing interest from date, an re-
aprD-lt-1rsfse$l D. A DEADERICK, C. M.
FLAX SEED! FLAX SEBDIl
ME HAVE Al ARRAxGEMENT By
wv vb;ch ne wilIl be enabled to give good prices in
CASH for Ali the good and well cleaned Flax Seed that
may be oEred during the We say, therefre,
the Farmers Merchants throughout East Tennss
to send u AL the seed they ct and will give
good pr;c.e n Cash. X. NJ. MCPHERSON 4 CO.
apr2D- On Main St., Knoxville, Tenn.
r-r,s,- - BACON 90
Ion O0O I LIS t SMaan J ssD = s.n wSh
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April.

- =
AUI1l.
april April is at hand
Joy and gtadness fill the land
Flowers are springing here and there. A.
n'rus OF music nil the air;
Sea"iets from their letters freq
Ginning in their purlipx w,
with the robins sweetest Ia.
~nss 'ne zephyrs bear
aura hur,
~ sea vide,
HAoentains side,
IA IN. ..s,s-, . - Ens
Wbera a. ssn,
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WOODEN WARE.

A LARGE SUPPLY or BUCKEYE.
fubs' brooms, wash Boards, Bird Csgss HruaheD a
- Sign Of the Big Paddock.
mayl5 JAS n u0sna
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II THOSE INDEBTED 10 % d
A acccunt Vim please rsAenber th.a sser eceee.9 -
80 6r.a or January, asd at qDces eoeer Whca
in. =. Invariably IN rgs intcrcst upon scecsnS ne
ssr,e AZ up,n notcs Jsu2D WALksh bhVs'
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NhANCERY C0URT Ar MARxE,--

NAANCERY COURT AT MARYV11,
~ Hyatt AcBurney = o.. w. H. T Cox and o.t L e.
the chancery Court at thai ea IN this
Dever Ephnm Miller, Charles v. Chassherain S.s
D. Wood, john Yarrow, James Abbott Je.,A M, hard
who are made respondents tn said b are non Macon
OF the State Of it is ordered the
Pa6catIon be made for four in that
uie WING newspaper published st Knoxvlle Annx
sesd non resident Respondents appear the lying
OF said Court to be held at Ma yville, Ist term
after the lst Monday Of May next and plead
oemur TO said bill the will he taken !.
a. to them and set f'r hearing ezpart< confessed
MARCO It prsfee$4 SAMUEL PRJnp
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

(HHOCEHY, COMMISSION AND FOR
VI Wardfn8 business, Lynchburg, Virginia The
subscribers have this day formed copartnershp under
the style and firm of JAMES )YD BRO. Co. for the
purpose Of conducting general Grocery, Commission
and Storage business at the lately occupied by Jas
Boyd Co. We have superior facilities for storage and
will give personal attention the sale of consgn-
ments promising punctually in all "A rood supply
OF Groceries always ON hand- JAMES BOYD,
febIly HAMILTON lloyd.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-04-20

KEROSENE.
IN COAL OIL, By THH BARRRL, On
" in any sized cana, far sale Wholesale and reta 1t
MART -JACKfOE-S DING Store
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Railways Regulating Pills, :

PUREST AND BEST PURGArIvE PILL IN THE WORLD.
Railways Regulating Pls-Warranted operate in Six
Hours.
Railways Regulating pills Vegetable Substitute for
falomel. Blue PHI. Qnisre &c.
Railways Regulating Pills should be used by Females in
delicate Health
Railways Regulating Pills all Female Complaints
Rariways Negotiating Pills.
Outlets Nervousness 49, promces :iee, Sleep Sleep
Railways Regulating Pills. =
One Pill every day will cure Indigestion!
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
FOR TIE CURE OF CEPHALIC AFFECTIONS.
One or two Of Railways Regulating Pills will cure the
most violent and distressing Headache.
HEADACHE CURE.
In when the Headache arises FROM bilii usucss
dsorrred state of the stomach, rush OF
blood to the head. costiveness ndgest tcdolroux
&c. one apglication Railway Ready Relief in addition
10 the dose Of Railways Pills. DH an re stop
the most violent and painful tros and su
frrer to ease and quiet.
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MATRIMoNiAL.

V1VuE HEIR ESS CAUGHT. On HOW I
theied rich-showing love in high aid low life and
snlyras the receipt Of Loo, by addressing
aP om~ O. K TRISHROE
M Box u, Plymouth. c.
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CoWTTRoLLERS oFFycE

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan 25, 1861.
This is to certify that the Insurance Company Of the
State If Virginia located at Richmond, the State Of
Virginia has complied with all the requirements
Code on the subject of Foreign Insurance poratcus
IN ctions 119s to 1907 inclusive, well the Act Of
March, 1860 Chapter 2l5 Section TO- requiring dsposte
with the Comptroller of twenty dol Of six
per cent Bonds OF the State.
And t'at A. A. BANES is the legally author xcd
Agent Of said Company in the city of Knoxville, Of
Tennessee J. I. DU MAP. Compeyollc.,
The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies and
newals in the above first class Company rates
MARI 1T A. A. BARNES, Agent.