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ARR ST OF THE FGRGER FIELD.

Joseph A. Hyatt, Alias ssField," Who At.
tempted the Twenty Thousand Dollar For
gerry. Caught by the Detectives.
On Wednesday, the 2Sth Of September a very
gentlemanly dressed and appearing man called at
the ofIlce Of Messrs Glendinning, Davis & Co., In
Philadelphia, and stated that he was Mr. FIELD, OF
the heavy motion" house Of Young, Field, Smythe
Co., and that he had arranged for the transfer OF
$4,000 currency from Messrs. Wlmerdings Hoguet
g. Co., OF 12 Duane street, to Messrs Clendinning,
Davis Amory, the New York branch or
Glendinning, Davis n Co., and SO soon as
they were advised Of the fact OF transfer by tee-
graph, he would. he hnted, buy heavily OF them,
and OF course they would honor his checks to the
Instituted Inquiries, ana discovered that the gentle
manly visitor was not the Mr.. Field he pretended to
be and advised his New York PAL tners OF tie clrcum
stance On Fr5ay, the day Of the Farragut obsc-
Quies, Gent.eiiai called az tue New York house of
the Glendnning firm and presented a check
for $4,000, signed Wilmeldings. Hoguet &
Co. There were several faws Il the
by !.ns cashier OF tie Tenth National Bank, on
Which it was drawn, and by Mr.. Hoguet its sup.
posed signer On closer examination 1t was found
TO be u rarely perfect forgery and the members Of
the firm IN Philadelphia were notified. The forGer
s,me way got wind OF the matter and never ap-
peared to claim the mcuey and Mr.. John Elder, or
the detective force Of this city, set to work up
night Elder entered the Central Police OiffGe With
cecdeJ in uqeart1lng HIN in Pennsylvania after a
long anQ afduous search and brought him to this
city on reQuisltion from Governor Hoffman on the
Governor OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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TEE CAMPAIGN ~ Egts JERSEY,

republican ratification meeting was held last
evening at The Catholic Institute, Jersey City, at
which ex-senator Frelinghuysen delivered an ad.
dress which was masterpiece Of oratory. His
statements OF the financial condition OF the govern
ment ana the policy OF Grants administration were
received with applause. He gave aeclear and i'm
partial exposition OF the doctrines OF free trade and
protection, anu wound up by declaring that the
rights OF tue iaborng masses are nseparable from the
ijter IN the present condition Of our county. He
added that protection Woad stimulate industry ana
competition at home. The hall was crowded
The great event Of the campaign Will be the dis
play and ratification meeting Of the Young Demo.
cracy OF Hudson county at the Catholic Institute on
Monday night. General Martin T. Mcmahon, Henry
J.. clinton. William l.. Robinson. John Fox. Stephen
j. Heany ANA John PEiipot Curran are announced as
the speakers. Upwards O. five thousand working
men wild march IN procession from Hoboken 10 the
Hill. The meeting Will te the largest aud most I'M
posing OF the campaign.
a gang OF repeaters from New York have been
proving around jersey CAty during the past few
days seeking TO establish residence for election
Gay. Information was given 10 the United States
authorities yesterday that prominent politician of
HE Third ward, who keeps large liquor store has
engaged the services OF two hundred Of these re-
pealers, ana tlat ARRANGEMENTS 10 board and lodge
tlcm had actually been completed. The United
States Commissioners Will hold their respective
courts ion the 0pen.g 10 the close ei the polls on
election day. 5~t##2 =
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The Republican Split he German ans.
Co!ored kiemeuts-Scrfhern Settlers.

NS'eTeo EicHlpDts-s cctnerH settlers.
s EANSigAi, No., oct. &C. 1870.
At this moment in Missouri the two men most
talked about, as We'll "ine observed CT all
observers" are Joseph W. McCurg OF Camden
county, and B. Gratz Brown, OF Iron county both
radical republican candidates for the governorship
ol TINS great Old STATE. Governor McClurg Is q
suai2ht-aced radical OF the rebel disenfranchise-
Meht SCHOOL, whi!e editor Brown is now literally dis
posed in political leniency, towards the poor eS.
contederates vino have during the last Eve years
been repeniing in sacScloh and ashes for their un
toward attempt to divide the CID constitutional
house O! their gentle Cnc.e samuel!
The election comes Of on the sth day OF next No.
vember, and from this til then both "winQs'' OF this
great divided party viii handle each other without
gloves and Without mercy, which mutual onslaught
VIII be very refreshing and instructive 10 political
party point OF view, TO al! who can stand by, look
On cooy and mentally digest the great aims OF ultra
radical principles. The split up concern know one
another well, their views, aspirations ana patriot.
ISM consequently they the best to enligten the
world upon their past history and personal ante.
cedenis.
i Is true that MeClpig and Gratz Brown once
pulled their party into power by hard rowing to.
getheT and bold steering il the Same boat: but fsfi,
when a man feels that ho has overaone human phi
losophy Tor the sake Of party gain he ought not to
be dS liiiltcsSe0ce OF iupratitude
for "ooting' from ultra.sm and error into rnodera
tion ana righe6usnGs5. Judas Iscariol was on5s
tempted into great sin, but he afterwards repented
rrievousy therefor, and sentenced himself to very
degrading sort OF capital punishment; but no doubt,
owing to nls timely repentance he has often since
supped IN Paradise with that repentant thief who
was crnc!red by the side Of the good Master whom
Judas had so nean'y betrayed. Christianity teaches
us "a hope this was so
Judging from all appearances in favor OF the Gin
CRATE boiters," as the MeCurgies call the Brown.
ties, the "capital Punishment that Brown shall re-
ceve by his bolt VIII be the next term OF governor
hhip OF Missouri. His adheren;s are the men OF
mind and OF calm judgment in this state who are
ably adjusting their IDEAS the new and vital ques.
ons OF policy for Tie LIBERAL active and practical
period We live IN, and dsregarding the dead phan-
toms and issues OF the pasi as well as The migera.
pie crosklnss OF bigotted old party hacks, who, in
new sumnlaiive enlightenment, discern their own
Geforluity and decay
BROWNS party believe in restoring every citizen Of
tns sIate 10 ms iull share OF political liberty suf
rage as justice and reason dictate when said citizen
helps 10 support the government, and when no pup.
nc necessity exists 10 demand his being excluded
from citlzens rights Moreover, they are opposed
to any system itarn which testers enc Kind OF
austy or interest at the Inconsistent expense OF
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ARRIVALS.
KEpoRrEp By rng HERALD STEAM YAcHre

REPORTED BY TEE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
@ China & IT. Macausy sLverpoO oct y and
entire gassass % :sssm.hp
snip ler LyerpOo s!h rs ESQ mile. Of
with %ds. to
ns 1 sS s n Of e had 1s
lem s Of hoar ID "a
going Key wes o . he eIaa S
SSapr Inlet sass number Of broken bo1s. and
ansf Is Ss
asenees May rerr. ren9 S Savannah with nde and
.as Oct a with mdse
.nS sSea%sap Fl c Wilmington NC, with mdss
IS, Steamship Ellen ferry Be.n. Newesrn NC, IS hours,
ws Steamship %a:s pnf hpsass
Nor,ok, win mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Knight, johnson, Alexandria, with nnd,a
and sa.pm:sI9g pas:ssngsTs rsn. to Geo M > Msrrck
ss ss1g %b Anss gS.. @ b wi Ts JUG Oct
Hope Avg - s. Helena Sept crossed the Equator b, IN
naS Ssa ge. winds from the line to this coast then
SHIP samuel Watts 2oss on., Turner of and from
Ssarsss SsSss Sassis IS days.
hurricane from NV Which i lasted 81 ss for
and boat swept deck; cabin with with watsT
Farchd covesse to Ray Co. Had sronn sas 70
sehr o.kcs Ames, Edmonds Georgetown, Dc
Passed Throngh He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Angila 81 John for New York, with lumber. to
Brig Thomas Tnrell Adams, New Haven for New York
scnr Waye Fnebe Machias for New York. with sples
schr Judge Low Wood Lubcc for York; with fish, to
sch Byde Hubbard Gardiner for New York, with ice to
Ane Aussin Bangor for New York, with lumber, to
sshr Ann Marshall. Bangor for New York. with lumber,
sshr L Gragory, Thorndike Rockland for New York
with lime, to II Brown -" o~
schr Cyrus Chambhn, Porter, Rockport for New York
schr Granite STATE Crocker, Boston New YORK; with
schr Staten Islander Robinson, New Haven for Elizabeth
port. A
schr j Potts, Robins, New Haven for Elizabethport.
BOUND EAST.
Brig James Crosby Baldwin. Wilmington tor Provdenc.
Brig Memphis Hacomber New York Tor Windsor ~
Schr Henry Robert Benton, Georgetown for Proyii Il
schr Roanoke -, Philadelphia for Taunton.
r Sehr Cameo. Cameo. nenson. phiadelphia for Boston
schr Biliow Warwick, Trenton for Hartford
Schr Blast Lynch, Trenton for Hartford.
Schr Roanoke Barrett, New Brunswick for Hartford
schr D Berry, Walters Eiizsbcthport for Trov,srcs
Schr John Warren, Mcuar, Elzabetpor for Provdence
schr Joseph, sxdinore Elizabethport for Brdreport
cnr @ iJosepI,ne Bass El'Labethport Tor Bridgeport.
schr Solomon Washburn, -, Eizabethport FOR rspnton
schr sstr Boil Simpson, Hobokcn for Bridgeport.
kcnr Santra, -, HO5oken FOR New Haven.
sohr 70 Semitic Mott, Hobolen for RosIyn. NV ''
schr Har, Rxnn Nissr H9eossn for Hsrtfori
Schr Mm Camp, pacy, Albany FOR Derby.
schr Romeo, -, New York for Salem.
Wind at sunset NV
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PoiSiers aud Sailors' Camrai;tec Mceiisc.
The weekly Iaeetilg Of the Soldiers and Sailors
'eherai Committee was Led last evening at no. s37
hioaaWay Tor the purpose Of leyisilg the best
iaeais oi cooperating car't he campaign win O
s'nhef organization, wht AeSduuar,eys are al No.
'oo bioaeWay. General ;easanton presided and
taptah N. ciagin acted IS secretary. Reports
were ented 70 lie eject that mere are 25o tnon
N the organization; that TIE treasury was N FOOD
condition and sum OF only $3.50 wond be sn;Icjent
10 ae,IaJ az iie expenses 81 tie coming campaign.
county Was HoW ua4cf one eSc er8ye comm ttep
eitei nc esses hS several scltet1e ~ Cor.ll tlvc
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TaE CiNrAgGy In Virginia.

C&rnc2-SG csegs fn the Canvass Eeculfnrjt ce
al tie CHrnpuisn--4Ir National Issucs-iSad.
i.ssi s1Fnays OF Grants AInliEisar ara ton
rnrGy sosnosG osG:ns-iienocrnts .. Herubii-
car,-~roiiay al lie Parties ia the staie--The
E<sues-u the State Needs from Con-
eress-TEe Canvass in the Third Dis,rics-
ss@.cl; o: tAs Candidates. r....
RICHMOND. Va, Oct 26, 1870.
70 use IN expressive tiioagh vulgar term the DO.
htlcai canvass is "red bot.' From tie FROST
tipped peaks Of The Blue Ridge 10 The eastern shore
an. Iro1i The Potomac TO the North Carolina border
every county hs,Ings b,stles witt political orators
O. every imaginable species. The horie oi once
seekers Al the field, with aspiration. ranging from
the seat OF a Congressman to the position OF a
deputy constable, Is pnpmerape, aud II tne.r pecu-
lar political pTOtJiv;its sse as var.e ii the coiors
in JoscpA's coat tu2y are all alike in tner
sseea !?E oM::; ~ pfeteleo Q patriotism II made
W a majority OF thsst be oiica-hoiiers and
the exhibition O. devotion 10 party is 50 ,ralspa-
Ieat tnat il neels no extraordinary penetration 10
discover their real Objects Carpe,-bagger some.
tsmes lneeis ehtpe!-oa2get On the stanp--f nnd
soile demociatlc calpet-oagsers, too, though the
case IL an exceptional one; but the rle Is to see
the n3tVe democrat vi whig oppose rhe radical car
pet-hacger and scalawag, aad then comes the tug
OF war. Campaign issues. political doctrines and
fundamental principles are thrown to Inc winds and
the opposing candidates 60 for each other in the
mos. spirited and decided manner Personalities
begin the performance, records are then ventilated
ia most unenviable styie and deauaciation u The
strongest epi.hets the English language can afford
follows, the proceedings often WIN hug up in
handsome little row, which is only regarded as a
diversion. .H@ @gqs#5
TIE NATIONAL ISSUES
II is observable. however. IN this canvass through
the State that sectional feeling, which in former
campaigns ran 50 high, has 80 considerably mode
rated So TO be scarcely ooseryabc-cer,any not FOR
purposes OF political capital. With q settlement "A
me Eeefo status by 8 constitutional amendment all
he pows& ISSUES Vi the last few years have disap-
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER ss. 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship city OF Brussels (B, Kennedy, Lvcrpool-John
q Dale.
Steamship Clover, 1pghsm. Bermuda-Jones Il Lough.
Co.
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne Norfolk, &c-old Dominion
Steamship Co.
ship ReGae fBr) Norris London n--E Morgan's Sons.
ken. -
Brig Aglsina 0Span) Rodon, Barcelo nal de Beban
nrir onver (Rr) Bernhom, Cape Hayti-R Murray, Jr.
Thomas.
I Sehr Adeaide Brl, Taylor, st. kits &c Poniston Co.
Schr kath!ecn Orr, Wyman, Jamaica-Heney Parker.
Schr skylark Downing. New Orleans-N II Brigham.
, schr Samuel Wood, Bush Beaufort-Thomas, Holmes
Slaght
Schr Albert Mason Rose Richmond-pan Brunt Slaght
schr Charles Carroll, Chase, Boston-M j Somers.
steamer Relief Walcott Key West-Coast Wrecking Com
pany
Steamer Fairchild, Trout Philadelphia
Steamer Sarah Jones Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia.
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rGEiTlCAE NOTES.

The democratic demonstration on Thursday night
was brilliant, bursting blazing success rejecting
great credit upon the chief manager, Mr.. Douglas
Taylor who may regard this as the chez dourre OF
his manifold sue esses in the same line
The Troy Wig thinks Providence is not on the
side Of the democracy this fa but if Is she has
aueer way Of showing 1t. Daring the democratic
meetings in Troy last week they were visited with
young deluge and an earthquake, which dampencd
the ardor OF the icrcesl and made the brayest
;remble IN his boots.
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rnliIiCs AhI PlGlllS..

Two Brooklyn Politicians Sparrirg Arouud
Police Headquarters.
Street Commissioner Robert Fury is to appear be-
fore Justice Walsh at eleven A. NJ. to- day to answer
charge Of assault and battery preferred by Mr.. JoF
seph Winters. who is also prominent politician,
but who belongs to the Independent wing OF the
democracy. The Street Commissioner spat in the
lace OF Mr.. Winters in the telegraph room at the
Poilce Headquarters yesterday morning. Mr.. Win
ters would have struck him Tor the insult but the
OF Chief Campbell, and the scene there ended for
the present.
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Political Item ..

The nominating convention or the Young Demo.
cracy endorsed Wm. r. Roberts for Congress In the
Tifh district last evening"
~ a meeting OF the Young Democratic Jews Asso
ciat,cn held last night No. 40 Mott street Fresi
dent JacoD Piser III the chair, Thomas a. ielSith
was unanimously endorsed for Mayor Matthew 7.
Brennan for sheriff ana william Walsh Tor Assem-
by. No action was taken with regard 10 the Con-
gressiCnal nomination, nor is II liEeiy that any VIII
ne.
The democracy OF the Ninth ward will on Tues
day evening next hold meeting Tor the purpose
Vi ratIlying the denomination or the uon. :. s.
Cox, al The hcaiGnarters OF the Democratic Reptb
lean Association OF the ward AT the OF Ha,l-
son and Christopher streets.
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war appointed TO confer win tho organ ,s,lon az
S!u Broadway, 50 that arrangcmens .onIa be nlalle
Tor having a grand mass ne ,,n1 and arranvinn
oincr matters Connected w,tn the campaign. nlicr
when thc meeting as,ournel.
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Tenth Assembly Distric; Republican Club.

Tenth Assembly Distric; Rspuhl!cnn Club.
The Woodlord and Kaufman Club OF the tenth
Assembly district held meeting las. night at tie
corner OF stanton ana Chrystie streets. The char
was occupied by Mr.. Riddle, ana the audience was
large. The 1rst speaker OF the evening was Mr..
Fred. Gedney, and he appealed 10 his auditors TO
sustain tue present administration by the election or
q republican governor. This was the duty uf the
hour. The speaker also had hard word FOR the
fraudulent voers, commonly called repeaters,
whose wags were dark, their tricks peculiar and
Their practices heathenal.
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Fira Ward Maria T. .dcsIn,on Club.

Fiith Ward Maria II. dcAInison Club.
IN cntlusiaslc meeting was held last night at
S72 Caaa street. Tor the purpose or forming Cen
era Martin I. Mcmahon club ana ratiIying the nom-
ination 10 Congress for the Fourth Congress siona
district. 'rbe following onicers were unanimously
eected:-John Hopkins, president: Albert Stucken-
rsth, wee president: +. MerTlgan, treasurer;
Tairck CuGuian, secretary.
Mr.. MERRIGAN made telling speech In favor OF
General McMahon, dwelling principally on his
career IN Paraguay when the minons OF dcspotssm
wantonly assailed that noble and patriotic republic.
General Mcmahon shared the fortunes or war with
the brave aud pa.fioac Lopez, ana when all &C.
counts OF the war we're manufactured by the Brazil
ians General McNalon was the only person whose
repors could be accredited ana he showed himself a
true representative ol tie United States and friend
Oh liberty.
Mr. STrcEESRArI then made few remarks in
favor OF the candidate and the cause OF The Young
democracy. After whcn. Mr.. John Hopkins offered
the following ieso.utlon winch was unanimously
adopted:-
Whereas General Martin I. Mcmahon has proved himself
the untnhng aivocute v! democratic liberty abroad and
s indomilable soldier the hour
peril: therefore
Resolved That the voters OF the Fourth Com
dsirlci, 90 hereby pledge nin oar combined support
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rnn,nany Nnmina.ions.

:
John T. Kelly received the Tammany noYn nation
IL, Member Of Assembly in the Fourteenth district
last evening.
The Talnmany nominating Convention Of the
Iwonty-hrst ward declared Richard c. Beamish
thelr candidate on last evening, 10y a unanimous
vote. Gf. Bean,sn is a lifelong resident OF the
ward, ana has by his integrity and honesty OF pur-
pose, gained the respect OF the citizens both i1ch
and poor who, the sth OF November, VIII testify
10 The iact 10y casting large vote in his favor
Benjamin y. Shaner was nominated for school
Trustee IN Tie ien,h ward by the Tammany Cohven.
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sAIpPLiat: II { W s..

Almanac for New Yefis-This bay.
Sun rises. $3.50. 6 27 Moon scts.....eve 8 80
Sun sets. =. OIL High water morn 12 90
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTSBBR AND NOVEMBER.
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90 YEARS AGO DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
10 introduced to the public, and It has failed
to give satisfaction 4 c1res every case Of Group given
when ss attacked; aso DarrhTa Byssnsry Sore rpt0Ss
No once giving y far trial will be without H. oyst
600 physicians use 1t in their practice. Although strong
guaranteed to be perfectly innocent 10 take Internally soi
BY the druggss at 80 cents and 81 Depos Park "Ares
and 6l9 Washington street. San Francisco Cal.
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FIREMAN 4 BURR's, aa
u CLOTHINa WAREHOUSES;,
1913 AND l4o FULTON STREET, NEW yoEt

Orders BY LRTTEB-The easy and accurate system Tor
self measure introduced by FREEMAN BURR enables
parties any Of the country to order Clothing direct
IRON them with the certainty OF receiving the most perecs
III attainabe.
RULES roR SELF MEAsURE.--samples Of Goods, Pric<
List and Fashion Plate sent application.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-06
SHERIFF S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF PLURIES WRIT OF VEN
ID DITIONI Exponas 70 me directed, and deliv-
cred from the Honorable Circuit Court Of David
son County, Tennessee, at its September term,
1859, will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. at the Courthouse door, in the clty
of Nashville, Saturday, the 22d day OF January,
1870 the following described lands and tenements.
to wit: Lying and being in civil district No. J,
Davidson County, Tenn, known and described
follows: Beginning at Martha Reeses, northwest
corner on Criddle street; running thence north
wardy with Crdde street $40 feet to stake thence
castwardy at right angles with said street 81 fee to
stake thence sOuthwardy at right angles with the
last mentioned line, and parallel with Crlddle
street, 346 feet TO Martha Reese's line; thence
westwardly in the direction of Criddle street to
said street to the beginning; which property has
been divided into eleven lots numbered respective
ly beginning the south, g. 7, g. g. TO- II, II, ID,
IA, Is and 1G, each lot running back from Criddle
street SO feet and fronting on Criddle street re-
spectively follows to wit: Z g. 10 and IL each .
feet No G. 26 feet; No. 8, q feet No. TO- 80 feet,
Nos b. Il and 10, 80 feet each and No l6, 46 feet
levied on as the property of Z. S. Cheatham. Also
the following described property, to wit Five lots
situated in the city of Nashville near the Franklin
pike and designated lots Nos. IS, g. a. 25 and Is
in T. S. Cheathams plan Of lots, registered in the
Registers office, Davidson County, Tenn, in Book
81 page "a, to which reference is hereby made for
a more accurate description No. Is fronts 40 feet
on Blood street, and runs back l45 feet Nos. %,
a. % and 26 adjoin each other and front
each 40 feet on Cheatham street, running back las
feet TO alley, levied on as the property of L. S.
Cheatham. Also upon the interest and rights of
Samuel Watson aud Z. S. Cheatham in and TO the
following described lot, to wit A lot lying Col
ege street. in the city Of Nashville, beginning at
the corner of lots Nos. a and As, in the original
plan of said city, running westwardly l75 feet to
10 feet alley; thence sOuthwardly along said alley
PAX feet to John Brownies corner; thence east
wardly with said Brownies line IT'S feet to College
street. and thence along said College street north
wardly 24B feet to the beginning said lot is sta-
ted on the west side of said College street Also
all the stock shares, property and interest in the
Mont Vale Barrel Company belonging to or to which
Z, S. Cheatham and Samuel Watson, or either OF
them, have any interest or property, and being
levied on as the property of Z. s. Chatham and
Samuel Watson TO satisfy an execution in favor OF
Goddin, Hopkins & Hinton, and against Washington
Barrow and Others for Ss27.55 with interest there
on from May o. 1860 and costs additional.
Dated this 3lst day Of December, 1869.
ianI-eod4t c. NJ DONALDSON, Sheriff
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