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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

CIRCULAR ..,. ... :,
The s Tf%
to be 81 s KEN. the 0 y, Of sHe an
mnes Of character wen his strict integrity and his
ss as '9e h
his hs s IN iva @ n all s
friend consistent unsehsh politician discreet and wise
Serbsy hnss 70 such czen we are anssoas the mpor.
trust question should be conded and we hereby pledge
all honorable secure his election
W h9s McA Hhpry4i Co, Freaeri s Gunther,
Gillespie 4 Martling. Auamordt, Nessen-
richard a Mr Thomson, Dr. peg Il Z sch scSetit,
W vRG s1rse lehman, james, james, fs' Sanford
r. X. Waller, John q. Gunther,
Nathan Brown, John Welckert
WIN. 4. Kobbe, Richard Hartt
John r. Broderick, j.. Auttleson,
abm b Clark. Adephas ostheiln,
Sm d H asas. Ssnher ~ J. Nsi basis,
Donneliy, Holmes CO., H. A Bostwick,
John Randall, John Foster.
F;G. schulz Co, John y Il B Bendi1'
James salmon. Baker,
Samuel joyce, Reynolds,
s seft eh nnsS Reesan Hs' fsrpau.
Z. = Rogers. n, Howell Co,
Dudley Persse Peter H. Duncan,
Charles ii Yates s'' James ii. Cross, sJr.,
john w simons, s.B. Waller
Geo Ward v VIM. II. Torboss,
Thos clark b. IL Lane
D. Macdonald Co, VIM, Rros.er
M Ms1i'" ce Co. f =. Il yaa As1
ba Rn"lh, wolbach, Ihos poWnen,
4 4 I, Go S%a + g. sniaen.
Cornelius Dever Nicholas butterfly
Nm Biceeker I rSoa D p p ,ssns
k kSmsnS x sf Elliott, Il b NsS S"
Robt MORRISON, Christian schwarzwalder
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THIRD WARD.
" Nj.
FOR CONGRESS,
AMOR VILLA NGDN

AMOR j. WILLIAMSON.
At meeting of the republicans OF the Third ward the fol
owing resolution unanimously Adopted
Resolved That In Of the Of the election for
mber OF Congress in The Third Congressional dsr and
the necessity OF union of all the opposition to the cleo
ton of an Anu ccompton representative, and insure the de
Of the tool and syeophaut OF james buchanan Dan Il.
Slckes, hereby recommend Amor !. Williamson the
of the Thru ward and endorse hs nomination believing
that at the crisis he eecuav unite the
son TO the administrations and that he be trum
phaEtly elected. ROBERT :. GOULD,
President Third ward Republican Association.
Lon InAIA sncr
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who received their state ballots y ind them
ready at i4 Forsyth street chairman o. psuinr Committee
THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
Club Of the Eighth Aidermane district are requested to
meeting g s sns oa % s "a
ton Of important business by or dnS DUFFY President
WILLIAM @. RArwooD, Secretary.
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET-REPORTs
having been ndnsroas circulated by ns
e s ssyeS county
ing IN concert and that the friends OF one or anone canae
that all reports IN respect untrue
The county from the Tune Of their on % the e
harmony single point Of dierence has arisen be
Oily for the "e ess The whole a nshsr
10 inc slightest degree any sa e 70 b inter-
Of the democratic party demand the election Of every man
people the same basis Of the democratic
party As we cal to Tor their support ana
fate which the unanimy and enthusiasm manifested
e sS p0'i'A e'a' assure us VIII De a oil "a'''"
SH5soS I. x&AArnRnunY ssssS H $s%st Sssr
%a 9 o conner, wM WIS sc Ii sShs'A
ITO cANvAssERs OF THE ELECTION, TO BE HELD
on Tuesday next Nov isSsnAt meeting Of The board
Instructions unanimously adopted ! ,,-.,-
Resolved That the County q New YORK BE- and hereby
divided for the next election into twelve return dsrcts AZ
Isl district, composed of the lst I'd and Sd wards
"a district, composed of the 4th and 9th wards
81 district, composed OF the 7th and 18th wards
4h district composed OF the 9TH and sth wards.
9Th district, composed Of the 9th and 10th wards
9th district, composed Of the llih and 18th wards.
9Th district composed Of the 10th and l4ih wards.
9th district, posed Of the 18th ward.
10th district composed OF the 18th ward
18th district compo sed OF the 2lst ward.
18th district composed OF the 18th and 10Th wards.
the chairman of each Board Of of the
several election districts in each district shall return
original election be held In No
ember deliver the to the Supervisor who herein
sapersisor KENNEDY hereby designated to receive the
original from the Of the First Return dis
trict Castle Garden.
Supervisor ROACH from the of the Second Re
turn district, at No 5ii Pearl street.
Supervisor TWEED from the the Third Return
district, at 800 Madison street
Supervisor puRDY from the canyassers Of the Fourth Re
turn district al room No. City Hall.
Supervisor V0OkiS. from the of the Filth Re
turn District al No A Hammond street.
STIILMAN from the Of the Sixth Re-
turn district. AT 4lS Broome street.
Supervisor STEWART from the canyassers OF the seventh
district, No. ll3 West Thirty third street.
WEISMAN from the Of the Eighth
Return district. No. 257 broome street.
Supervisor Blu Mt the of the Ninth Re
turn district, at No III Ninth street.
Supervisor BELL from the OF the Tenth Return
district. Al No. 70 West Twenty second street -
Supervisor BRIGGS the OF the Eleventh
Supervisor CONNER from the Of the Twelfth
Return district Sixty first street. OF First
Resolved That the practical instructions prepared by the
Clerk be altered conform the arrangement
that the change be advertised Ia the employed
by the county. RICHARD u. CONNOLLY, County Clerk.
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TUE UNITED woRKINGMEN's CLUBS OF THIS CITY
eady al l4I Forsyth street T. q. WITTENBERG
Chairman OF Printing Committee.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
Club of the Eighth district requested to
meeting Of the body this Monday evening At Has
ngs Hail. Of Broome and u streets tor the trasac
ton of important business by order Of - - -.
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rI'o LIQUOR DEALERS.-THE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR
Dealers Society Of the county Of Kings VIII hold heir
regular monthly meeting Monday Nov. L. Is5 clock
IN afternoon. Tammany Hail. st York and Pearl
streets Bronkyn Every member requested puactua
In attendance. WN. HOWARD, President
ALFRED RoNk, Vice President.
PETER CIssrrsoS Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p. A.-sPECfAL NOTfCE.-THE MEMBERS or NO
~ Surrender Lodge No ~ A. T. A. requested to meet
Twentieth and Third fun
regaa O'Clock Monday Nov % pay their last ri
respect their brother james Foster The
funeral ii leave hs late residence Eighteenth
First O'Clock r. NJ The order in general
dialy invited. Hy order. WILLIAM TINS, w. NJ
JosFpH RonES Il. g.
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rrHE DEMOCRACY or TIE FIRST ASSEMBLY DIS,
tr met last night at 1853 Fulton street and nominated
JAMES fITZ G1BBON Of the First ward for member o. ~
semhy by accamaon Thus have three democrats ~ the
field Mr. FU Gibbon has been resident OF tins state Tor
twenty during the last nineteen years resi-
dent Of the First ward In his political career he has always
been ardent democrat and supporter ~ the denocsnc
cause. JOHN MCGUIRE, Chairman
h.ssss,y BIaessuRS' ,secrctares.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

L'ANItIsR LEcTuRrs on HISTORY AND GEoG-
raphy VIII b. delivered ryery Tuesday ami Thursday
,erucon from 70 O'Clock. BY JOHN MACMuILES, 4 \,
his 81 BrnNiway, enirance N Tweueth
Tickets ~ cents b. had Is trowens the door
tics admits two persons Half ucket asD for sale Five
tickets for dollar. Toc0mmence Tuesday, Nov 1868
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL SoCIETY-A STATED
IN meeting Of this society will be held at the Library
Tuesday evening Nov a7a O'Clock. In compliance with
the resolution Of the society adopted at the last meeting GEO
H. MOORE, ESQ., viii repeat hts paper The Treason OF
Mai Chas. Lee
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TUE COUNTY TICKET. ....
i DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR
NOMINATIONS
For sheriff,
JOHN KELLY
For County Clerk,
JOItN CLANCY
For District Attorney,
NILSSON ,. WATERBURY,.
For fudge Superior Court,
JAMES MONtRlEF.
Fnr Supervisor,
WILLIAM II CONNER
For C1r0ners,
ROBERT GAMBLE FRANCIS r. O'kEFFE,
pr WV sCHERNTR, ANDREW JACkMAN.
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500 GOO ~ cas e.r hSP vs fSes sca IL T RE
given or any merchandise adapted " southern Western
markets large small invoices tommunicltions cont
deut,at nISaFE HOLDEN. No 9NasSaa street, uader
Ncssrs. Duncan, Sherman COS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-24

Hickory Grove, ST. Charles Co., NO.. Nov. 70, 1857.
PROF.7O. WOOD.-Dsar Sir some ume last Sumner
we're induced OF your Han Restorative and
wonderful, io II oar day 70 you and
the afflicted, 70 report IL
our little u0n's head for timc had been perfectly
covered with s0sea called scad head. Tie hair
agies entirely came OF Ia conseq uence, when friend
his suds rings advised 70 your hetlerave, ""
did so e hope success, but, 70 surpsa ano
that Of all our friends very applications removed me
dssa entirely aud and uxurani crop Of nr s2ohe
started out and We can say boy has IS healthy
scap aud uxurant crop Of latr any other enlo'
Gao therefore, de hsTebv recon mend yor hssor
tive ~ prsel remedy all diseases Of ne scalp ana nan
Ne are. yours re- peetfulyt -
GEORGE VI. BIGGlN bOIHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM,
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THE LEGISLATURES.

In the Senate almost the entire day was spent in
reading the code sRd in discussing Mr.. Davis bill
10 increase the capital stock Of the Bank Of Ten
uessse million and half dollars by the issuance
Of bonds. Mr. Hill offered bill in lieu directing
the Governor to sell the stock Of the State in The
Union and Planters Bank and in the different turn
pike companies, the proceeds TO be applied to in
creasing the stock Of the State Bank. The bill
adopted in lieu, and then rejected on the second
reading
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. StantOn's
resolution against the Congressional compensation
bill was indefinitely pOstponed-yeas IS, nays "a
Mr. DobsOns resolution to amend the constitution
by increasing the number Of representatives to 80
and never TO exceed l00,-to give to every county
81 least one representative, and to do away with
" Hoaters," after debate, was rejeoed-yeas p,
nays 30.
The resolutions Oh the Kansas question reported
by the majority of the Committee on Federal Rela-
tious in lieu Of Mr. Folks resolution, were rejected
yeas 81, nays 81 and then the minOrity's resOlu-
ton, reported by Mr.. Richardson was adopted
yeas 81, nays 26-in the following terms:
RESOLVED, dc. That it is the opinion of the House
Of NtpfeseLIaftss unuef the present uhseItleu AAu
distracted condition of Kansas affairs, that Sem
atJrs and Representatives In the Congress Of the
United Safes ought 10 be left perfectly free and
untrammeied TO pursue that course which in their
judgment may best promote the public good and do
justice 10 all parties concerned.
This resolution, however, was at length displaced
by another substitute, submitted by Mr.. Williams
and adopted by yeas 80, nays % in the following
words:
ResglUsd, &c, That we fully endorse the princi-
pies contained in the message Of Mr.. Buchanan on
The Kansas question.
Amongst other business was the passage on the
third reaIiug Of Mr.. Harney's bill TO release the
State from certain liabilities and for the benefit Of
Lhe Central Southern Railroad Company
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PERRY COUNTY.
County Trustee,

OOAHkg lENsN66s
We are AUTHORISED 70 announce Ell b. WOODS eandi
date Trustee Of Davidson equity at the ensuing March
We are authorised to announce HmAM GRAY andIaats
for Trustee Of Davidson cOuHgy.-te*
Weare authorised announce JOHN RAIzKs aeandidsts
torreeecton az Trustee OF Davidson county sep LITE
W. are au hOrIsed - announce WILLIAM JACKSON, EsQ
candidate fr trustee Of Davidson county sept ls-to
We are authorised 70 ammo nhce THOMAS L sAEn4As e
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County. sept ItsE
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce WnuAM L. FOSTER &
candidate Tor county Court CLERK. octSs--te.
We are authorized 70 announce FELI1 K. CHEATHAM =
reelection as Clerk OF the County Court Of
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt. JoHH s. D1sHELL
candidate CLERK OF the County Court Of DAVIDSON
county y sid
For Circuit Court Clerk.
We are authorised 10 announce CHAELks M. HATs, a
TO M the vacancy occasOned BY The resignation q l. l.
smiley. Jau l4-le+
candidate Tor CLERK othe Cireua Court OF Davidson coan
MI vacancy occasionea By the resignation Of l. L.
IL; We are authorized TO announce c. HAYWOOD as a
for Circuit Court CLERK at me suing March
~ We are authorized to announce DAvIDC Low eau
dat5 for Geek Of the Circuit Court Of Davidson c}ugy
FOX SHERlFF.
We are authorised announce, K. N'CANN candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county at the ensuing election IN
are authorised 70 announce A CREEL candidais
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. july20.
Ne authorized 10 announce JAMEs NJ HINTON CGnd
date for sheriff Of Davidson county. mayS'
We authorized - announce JoHE n. BDNokDs0n
candidate for reelection as Sherh OF Davidson county
may
We authorized announce x. B. BIsLET candidate
tor SherId Of Davidson county. MAJ p
FUR CONSTABLE
We are authorised announce JRssE W. PAGE, candi
date for Constable the Nashville District jar TT
We are authorised 10 announce sam. d. NtCHOL as
candidate Constable 10 the Nashville District al the
suing March election. nov IL
are authorssl to announce J. B. REDDcE candidate
for Constable OF DAVIDSON County. sept l7-Je
We authorized announce JESSE B. PRRRT, candl
date for Constable IN the Nashville district. sept %
We are authorised 10 announce FATHER W. born
candidate able in the Nashville District. Oct-t
Weare authorised announce |. A. STOUT candidate
for Unstable IN the Nashville District at The ensuing
March election Gee 5-t5.
We 0dZed TO announce K. N. Irwin, candidate
Constable sshve District, ensuing March
election. eel
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
DECEMBER TERN, 1857.


John shelby as. d Hicks. Opinion by Judge
Harris, reversing judgment and remanding cause.
j NJ Avcnt trustee rs. Thomas Hord. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment.
] C Ward ami ais IT, D NJ janet and ais. Opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree and re-
maudIng Cause.
Robert Cannon and ais Us. r T Cannon and ais.
Opinion by Judge Harris, affirming decree.
James Todd, senior u.s. Robert Lagswell admins
TRAITOR and ais. Opinion by Judge Caruthers, affirm
ing decree.
John Shelby u.s. J Starkie and ais. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, reversing decree and dismissing
bill.
PHI Phillips rs. B Il Phillips and ais Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, decree reversed, and decree
here affirming sale, &c, on ordering account.
Mary Lawrence rs. J NJ Bennett Opinion by
Judge MchInneg affirming decree and demanding
cause Ne.
ITS Greenfield rs. W A Sanford executor
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, affirming Judgment.
Whilesides 81 Baird rs. q Whtesides and ais
Opinion by Judge Caruthers affirming judgment.
il Watkcep and ais rs. J B Jones and ais. OPin-
ion by Judge CarutheTs, reversing decree and rem
dering decree, sc.
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TRIHUTE nF RESPEGT-


Corr Of hs FIcuLg lEHmes Of The Eldrereity Of
Nagtrih
Att meeting of The Faculty, held at the Univer-
sity Of Nashville, Saturday, January 25d, 1858,
the following preamble aud resolutions were unaDi
mously adopted.
WHEREAS, The Almighty Ruler Of the Universe,
in his ouuipotence and wisdom has transferred
from our mdstto a better world, our much esteemed
and highly valued colleague, john I. NEwDmL.
Therefore
Rss0Irsi That while we bow in humble acquies-
cence to the never errng fat Of the Supreme Judge
of the earth. we yet deem 1t betting, testimo-
nia Of our deep regret for the loss Of worthy,
and our high appreciation Of his excellence to place
on our minutes the following record: awe deeply
svmpathise with Prof NewbiTs bereaved family
in the early ieslh of so duuful and SO attoc-
ti5uate brother; as individuals We mourn the loss
Of man Of rare virtues; and, inour corporate ca
pacity we are well aware that we have lost coad-
tutor who was gifted with high order of talents,
Joined to acute sensibisies perception and who was
richly endowed with true christian piety."
RssolrsE frttg, That this record of our feelings
be published in an appropriate periodical, and that
sc5pv be forwarded 10 his family.
By order Of tie Faculty.
RrcHARD OWEN, Secretary.
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s~AAs AA@esSs@e s-A-s ~ - y SAAA IA -
GROVER & BAKERS
SEVIIG NlCHITIS
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
GID RVEVHGEHo
A Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REASONS WHY TN sRoVER & BAKzR MAcH1sn Is UH7zs-
SALLY PREFERRED FOR FAMILY sEwIss.
1t is mere 81 nipple ard easily kept in order than
any other Machine
3D. 1t makes seam which win rot rip or ravsl though
every third stitch is cut
81 1t sews from two ordinary sp1ols and thus an
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the same Be
chine can be adapted at pleasure BY mere charge Of
spoos, to all varieties of work.
4th. The same Machine runs silk, linen thrsad and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9th. Thesean is elastic as the most elastic fabric 50
that it is free from all liability to break in washing iron
ing, or otherwise.
9th. The stitch made by this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made either bY hand or machine.
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover BaE stitch, capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety Of work. suth required plan
tstiOns families in the Southern states than the l. M
Singer any other Shuttle Machne oteaE Machine
for sewing 90 The United States
or Europe.
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NOW BOOKS.
FoR FEBBuARY
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clark, d. D.,
Plysieiga EztraordinaTy 70 the Queen.
Tbisinvaluabe medicine unailing in The Of all
those palnfa aud dangerous desses to which the female
constitution subject. moderates ali and removes
all distractions and speedy cure may be relied
10 MARRIED LADIES
especially suited 1t will, Sbcu lime, brEg the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price dollar, bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, 70 prevent eouHtsrfeis.
CAUTION.
Ts Pills shold not bstaksH hgJsHalss during as First
Three Months Of PregHGRs 0s ts are sure 90 bring o.
Miscarriage, Bat al any other time tAsy are sGs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight exertion palpston OF The
heart, Byeter cs and Whites these pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy contain iron, calome antmony, anything
hurIful To Constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
sole Agent for the United States and COnada.
JOB MOSES,
Late I r. vi d
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IN CUANCFRY AT CARTHAGE.


William NiCksoa, Ex'r, rs Eobsrt NcksOn, and al.
ON motion, auu II appearing 20 the Clerk 8 Master Of
~ said Count, thai Samuel culOCk and wife Elizabeth
johnson MO0rdeld wife, Martina Thomas Pace and
wife, Mary. KooeTt Nickson James r. lOney, are
residents 10 pom ordered That publication be
~ days the Union American requiring said
PENDANTS appear 81 the LsrE &c, The
Monday il February ueX then there plead,
demur, cOmpainaHt's BILL default thereof said
DI will be taken confessed said defendants and
bearing pate, lhems This 9Th OF January
1855. A. MOORE,
jan l3-w4l prs les 50. CLERK q Master.
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HEDGES! mEDGES!!

NO EXCUSE FOR BAD FENCE
I'VE viii furnish the Otage Orange Plants, set them on
" any farm within Ons hundred miles OF &ashvie,
and attend pruning them until they grow into Hedge
that Il etually cattle, horses, sheen hols,
and costs, the email cost OF One Hundred and
Twenty five Dollars per mile, which Is Il, IL
Oue-fOurh One-hul less than the Of COHMOE
This Hedge will remain permanent fence Tor many
generations grown will require pruning but
year, which be done by with cythe at the
DAY TINS only fence, except The rock
wall, that will stand the overlooking Of creeks and the
OACk water Di rivers
TEsAs.-TEenty per cent hen the Hedge planted,
and the balance IN one and years. We will give
full guaranty accomplish what propose refund the
money may receive. address,
LANGDON & CHERRY,
an 9I-W4t NURsKRYMEN, Nashville, Tenn.
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SEWING MACHINE CO.

The prices OF Machines will in instance hereafter
vary IRON York Prices except the cost Of reghi
I'd th = place sale, this State.
All persons having purchased these Machines, oIWno may
hereafter purchase them the State OF Iennesse,
the 24h day Of November, 1855 Responsible 70 tn
Sewing Machine Company the legal owners OF
the right and will be required 10 paw to ssd Company the
Of $50 for the gh said Machines, Wltnn We
TERRITORY OF TENNESSEE, and whenever pay lepL Is
refused, The SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY BNEOhCbD,
unless accounted for this Company By Messrs grover
Baker.
Purchasing these Machines outside Of Iennes
had better that they get bill Of safe in lAe
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IL TENNESSEE.
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rs nay, OLE CHnAIHAM COUNTl

rs HA1 OF Ol Eat uhM NUU " =
TAKEN UP the thr1 district Of Chsatham County, y
Nj z Fry, OK, marked with white spots over 1m'
and split 10 the rFh age or yssTs appraised 70
SIS, on the I4th OF December, 1871 ~
TAKEN Up by Gavin Caption in he tentn alstret ~
Cheathsm County, heRd Of sheep mars ca a.
SWaO fork in The zht ear crop and uuneI-b IN me ei
long Valped the 25h 81 December Io' a. -
per head
second district thes sad Of Cattle vE one Gov and CALI
and YssrIipg marked as fOlUWss swalOW-erk IN each
ear and In the e Z, and z5ou7 or years od
The Wearing bas swaoR-lorE in the rFht and in lhe
ear. The above cattle were apPfAiseq 90 We I'm o.
december. 1851, 70 SO. JAAfS khSHA,
"a 7-g3f- Ranger.