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United States of America

hAaANNA VI WAhhAAh AEtNANAts s.AfT-a'N 50
MJHEREAs, an information was filed in the
w iistrut Court Of the United state for tue Dis
tact aforesaid, the 18th day Of September 1888.
BY Horace Ii Harrison, Esq Attorney NJ the United
States, for tho district Aforesaid, ca bohalf Of the
United States, against eleven boxes Goods Wares,
Shoes, hroo, shifts one Boots pOots aud Shossi
one, Hats one, knupsaoks and Htyersacksi one,
Domestic and ether articles alleging In substance,
that on the Let day OF september 1868, In the Dis
trct Aforesaid, Ga land, said property was seized by
Thomas Cox, Captain and . n. U. q A As 70.
ieted 10 tho United States for the causes set forth 10
the tad information, 90 Wit that on the day and
yesr aforesaid, sal property was purchased TO be
used 10 al ing abettiug, ana promoting insurreC-
ton against Tue "oNe, hmsht OF tne United states
and, further, hat, on the day aud year ioresaid,
said property was transported n m Louisville, Ia
the State OF kentucky 60 Nashville, ia the ate Of
Tennessee without permit OF duy authorised
onicer OF the Treasury department, or, Il with such
permit that the same was Obtained by false state
meus aud deceptiJn In violation of the regulations
OF the secretary OF the Treasury, made March 81,
1868 aud further, thar at tho time o. and after the
MASSAGE Of an act OF Congress, ap royed July II,
1892 entitled an act to suppress insurrectou, 20
punish treason, 10 seize and eoohsoate the property
on rebels aud Tor 9th PURPOSES the owuer Of said
nroperty wis engaged H. aiding and abettlug an
armed rebellion against tho Government n the Unit
cd states, aud aid not within sixty days alter the
Procl nation Of the President Of The United states,
made on the 18th day OF July, lst3, In pursuance OF
faid ACT cease 60 aid couutcnanoe and ahet said
be Hon aad return 10 his allegiance TO the United
81 tos aud praying for process again5 said pfopo y,
to enforce tho seizure, conhscaton and oondomna
ton thereof.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the munuon Of said
Court under HE seal OF ibe Court % me directed ahd
d,ivered ] DO hereby give public notioe 10 all per-
sons concerned n Interested Ia the property afore.
ssid mad they be- and appear before said Court, al
ur Fedora Court room, in tne capitol az Nashville,
in M pistti.t Aforesaid, On the urst day OF tho
neyt Tsrn, th reef being October l9th, 1893, then
md t6sre no uterposo tbeir claims, aud make their
allezati0Ls iu that behalf 80. ...
O.. S Marshal or Middle n.strlN Of fouressos,
ssplt-lsl
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8ILITARY NOTICE.

JNHE EXAMINING BOARD OF APPLICANTS,
/ fjr position in Colored Regiments, is now In
soss on at the Zolicoier Building, on High street,
near q dar street,
All PERSONS ia the Military service, desiring to
appear before said Foard, must esgnt recUmmenda
ii ms and testim mails from their commanding OH
GERS, to their good character and capacity. All
others will present like testiinon ais, from we'll
known men OF good standing.
These papers he forwarded 20 the Board, and
notice viii be sent TO the applicants, when they are
desired TO appear.
CHARLES NJ. LUM,
Col. 10th Mich. nifty, President.
A B CRANE, 1t. Col. S5th Reg. Ind. Inrty, sec'y
septl3,-t
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies,

Nos 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,
Philadelphia.
~ he REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
] embraces the English and 4, enoh languages and
Literature-IAtn Il requ red and all the branches
which constitute thorough Engish education, ea-
po ial attention being paid 70 the latter BY the
PRINCIPAL, assisted by the hest Professors
French IL tho language OF the family aud n con-
staLtly spoFen In the Institute.
The scholastic year commences september 10Th,
aud closes July ist. For circu aud particulars
apply 60 MADAME DHERYlLLY, Principal
aep4--ime.
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Colonel James T. Chase, United States
Marshal OF Virgins, has seized, under
the ConhscatiOn act, recently, over three
hundred thousand dollars worth Of prop
erty belonging 10 former citizens OF Alex
andria Va, but now In league with tho
rebellion
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LOST,

on TUESDAY MORNING, srH INST, ON CliER,
~ RI on neaderioS streets, between the soldiers.
hone ard the Barracks, the DISCHARGE PAPEkS
Of Robert a. Luse, S7th In lana, Co G., signed by
the surgeon Ia charge Of the Conyalesoents NJ hur
freesboro. Any information Of them, left At this
ofioo, or 40 the soldiers Home, Fili 10 thankfully
received aud duly rewarded.
ROBERT II. LUsE.
seIp-Qts
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United States of America !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNESSEE--Ao. ~
XKTHEREAs, information has been filed in the Ms
w rct Court of the United states for said District
on the Z day August, A. d. 1865 by John TrVble,
Esq, Attorney for the UntedStates for said District
aud on behalf the United States, agsinst certain
Lot and the large unfinished hotel building, and
other improvements thereon, standing, situated On
the North Sest corner Of Church Spring aud Cher
ry STREETS, In Nashville, District aforesaid, said
finished building being known the Maxwell House;
ore John Oyerton being the Tepurted owner Their OF;
said property having been seized by, and now in
custody OF h 9. GlasoOek, Marshal, SC, under an
order Of seizure, issued by said John TrImble An
gust 81, 1893; Alleging, in substance, anon
other things, that said property seized
land In said District, and rs liable 10 eOnhscal ion
because said owner on the lst day Of January,
1858, engaged in aiding and abetting certain armed
rebellion against the Government OF the United States
not having returned 20 his allegiance TO the United
StRos within 90 days after tho Procama ion Of the
President Of tho United States referred 10 In said
information.
Now therefore In pursuance o. the nonition, under
the seal Of said Court directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or IN any manner Interested therein,
that thoy baand appear before The said District Court
10 DO held at the City Of Nashville, ia and for said
Disrc outho 18Th day Of etober, 1865, alto O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day then ami there 10 IN
terpose their claims, and mako their allegations In
that behalf E. n, GLASCOUK,
Marshal OF the United states
for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
sepi6--iit
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500 Wood Choppers
Wanted!

4 1--WE HUNDRED GOOD WOOD CHOPPERS
II WANTED, and tie bet Prlos Fa'd. Wal pro
vide PASSES iron pressing ,....,...-.
10 Public square, or % south Vine street.
aug20 In.
Press and Dispatch.
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Invest Your Money!
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

NEIOULD do we'll TO husband and apply their
w means 10 the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
of enhancement IN the value Of their property, ward
% the Tod uoements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the dbgrGco and run incident 70 being
caught In their shares and traps which are nyolv.
ing and destroying thousands.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
Nashville, Team, sept 10, 1893,
Parties holding Purchase aud Service Vouchers
Issued by Quartermasters, on duty AZ this Depot arc
requested 10 forward to this ONCE, previous 20 sep
tenber Goth, statements Of the accounts showing
by whom given, on what account, date and amount
Accounts thus filed will have precedence IN pay.
ment. g. PERKINS, JR.,
Captain and A. Q. NJ
seplb-tL
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RUSSIA OUR FMGND,--BayArd Taylor
Esq came passenger in the Scotia from
St Petersburg. Whatever may be the
feeling towards us in England and
France, be says Russia may be relied
upon as our sincere friend There never
has been any talk there about hlping
or recognizing the rebels Ia any event
but on the contrary, we meet earnest ex-
pressions OF the wish, from the Car
down, for the rec0nstruction Of the
Union, on the basis OF an honorable
peace. Mr.. Taylor has enjoyed peculiar
facilities for Knowing whereof he doth
affirm and ais testimony, therefore, 10 o
real value.
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I've interest IN the Ftgbt.o
The following is related by the Bridge
port, Ala correspondent Of the Oincin.
natl Gazette. The Ohio soldiers will
not be likely 10 vote with bigotted
tory faction, which hes "So INTEREST"
in the fate Of the gallant army Of the
Cumberland .......p
BmDdEPoRr, ALA Sept. G.
The gentlemen appointed by Governor
Tod 20 distribute election blanks 10 the
Ohio troops, arrived Yesterday. Mr..
drittths, who represents the Vallandig.
ham party, called to-day AZ Gen. Rose
Grams headquarters. Gen. Garfield en-
tered into conversation with him. Gar
field remarked In substance, that ne un-
derstood the YAllandigham party profess.
ed to believe that the Government couldn't
succeed in crushing the rebellion, and
that II was in favor OF Immediately and
Internationally stopping the war; 10
which Mr.. GualIhs answered nfflrmA.
lively. ...E.
Garfeld--lf contrary to your expecta-
tons, the armies of the Government
should succeed, your party would be
disappointed and it's prospects badly
injured.
Griillths--Hes, TO some extent.
Gartield--Now, in few days this army
may be engaged in terrible battle with
Bragg's whole force. Possibly we may
crush it. Would not your party be in-
jured by such a result?
Grifliths-- Veil, you tsoald egea he re-
salt Of he election. aN
Garheld-Ohl then, az party you
don't want 10 see us succeed oil.
Griliiths- Really zoe bave no interest IA
he fight
Gariield--You are perfectly Indifferent
then whether we or BraIg are crushedp
This GriiAlhs rather evaded, say ing
his party had no interest in the issues
Of the Eight, but carefully abstained
from saying that his party sympathized
With Rosocrans in the coming struggle.
The Baltimore American contains the
following:
The Capture OF Chattanooga.
General RosecrRns has mode of
achieving great events in a quiet manner
that, with people fond of the displays
of triumph and unwilling TO accept a
victory without long list Of killed and
wounded, is not likely TO be fully appre-
ciated. A brief dc patch announces the
occupation of Chattanooga by our forces
There was no battle, no fierce assault, no
terrible slaughter. General RosecrAnB
refused to attack in front the strong po-
sition the rebels held aud had made
formidable by all the appliances Of en-
o.t, I..t A.. a
have the position itself He therefore
quietly thanked the rebel stronghold, msde
his headquarters 1t Trenton, Ga, twenty
miles in the rear OF Chattanooga, and the
rebels knowing that with ROseerans
fighting followed strategy, escaped while
they could, the ever -re,reating army OF
Bragg giving one more illustration Of it's
powers of speed. ..l s,aG
4
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rho AnncOnda ana Tue lion.

In the early part of the war = great
deal was said about the "snaoonda" plan.
The anaconda is a dangerous creature,
which works slowly aud brushes its
prey when il catches him, but IL waits
Tor the prey 10 como to H. General
Rosecrans adopts the tactics OF theiion,
which goes In search Of tbe prey, selects
a good position, springs upon IL and Sc
cures IT, He is play ing the lions game
ia Tennessee, WITH the success that fol-
lows his boldness. -NaO Yoyk EDening
Post. f.,f.
The country found cut that General
McClellan's Anna Oonda was .Riss. ,.r
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st. Louis Medical College.

VNHE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIS IEsUTU.
4 TON will commence AZ usual on Monday "a
November There will be preliminary course IN
October.
Dor further information or circular, address,
CHARLES A. tufEi ueau.
auga5-w6wd2awBw.
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Buena Vista Lois for Sale |!

VNHEsE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages OF
i health ground wOll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility -withal, cheapness
Apply TO II. q. aCONEL, -
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500

NASHVILLE, SEPT. 4, 1868.
JOHN o. EWING, Es9., Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Eailroad Com
pany
DEAR SIR YOU will peaIo call a meeting of the
Stockholders Of tho Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of directors Of
said Road, and for any other business appertainlng
to said Company The Election to take place the
Second Monday In October
NJ. BURNS, v p. Of the y. a N. W. II. Co.
JAS 81. NEWSOM, a" " "
a. Il. HICKS, "... ii. =.
..N W H. niRN.
r. q. McNA1RY, DiREcroRs.
W. n. BANG
u, 7. McGAVOCK
In pursuauce Of the above order, the stookhold-
ers OF the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please take rOtice, that meeting Of
the Stockholders Of said Company is requ red 20 DO
held in Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAY IN
90 oBER MKT, being the 18Th day OF the mouth.
The meeting con enc at the iice of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A fall attendance Ia requested
JOHN O. EWING, seeryaud Treasurer
I'd
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

XHTE oaor Three Large Lots On the vicinity Of the
w CorpOiationSpri &, and but u abort distance
from the General Railroad lep't, via:
ONE OF, with good picket fence, on Spruce street.
about 400 feet front, running through TO Vine, about
900 feet, and fronting three sire g. total number
Of frunt feot aboutl2O0
Also, lot on Vine street, about 500 feet, run
ning through TO Molomore street about 200 feet
fronting on three streets and havinga total front Of
shout 500 feet, with picket fence
q Also, on on High street, about eco feet 'front.'
running to alley In the direction OF snuimer
street
The three lots above mentioned a.e considered
good for manufacturing purposes, As they are con-
N'nieut, cheap, have Nater facilities, and room for
waste matohil and are woll worthy ~ the auen-
ZION q those who desire 60 invest in productive
property. n a. SOOYRL.
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Prolong Life,
Walnut Grove Lots.
For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part OF the city for Family Residences. Apply
to II. q. S1OYEL
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nTho Hed whIte and Ited."

Lel tLo wine DO she blood Of the dyilE
Toe goblet The skulls ot the dead,
Aud Wu.Io mi.'ilus 0l crushed hearts are EIghilg,
brink ariuk 90 t4a Rcd White aud Rod.
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WANTED,

A FIRsr RATE PHOTOGRAPHER, AT GIERs
n GALLERY corner Of uniou aud college street
sepli-ats
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

A sEC0ND-HAND Tor DOUBLE BUGGY AND
n Harness will ho sold cheap, or exchanged Tor a
light Express Wagon, II application Is made soon 20
Mr.. o,erstreet on the Franklin Pie, two Blocks
touth OF Broad street. sep2-2wH
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For Sale.


ON tho North side or the Pebble Square, next to
" Messrs A. Douglss, fronting twenty.
nine aud 0ye.twefths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet 20 an alley, com
handing fine view Of Market street ~ nov offered
Tor sale by u % rSofti"
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be- neoes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS.

THE Examination Of Teachers for Columbia county
will take place nj the following times and places
Ceutre at Fowlcrsvie. September q Catawissa nj
Catawissa, Sept. % Berwick Bor Sept 90 Mifin at
Minnville, Sept % Beaver at Mchaers Schoolhouse
Sept ~ Maine at Mainyille, Sept, 30 RoarinPcrcck
at Middle school house, Oct Conyngham at Centre
Caytons School house, Oct Orange, at Orangevilc,
Oct Z; Fishingcreek at Pealcr School house, Oct
BENTON at Benton, oct. Sugarloaf at Coles School
house, Oct 10; Scott at Light street, oct ID Madison
ut Jerseytown, Oct. 10 emiock at Buck Horn oct 90
Montoui at Dieterck's School heusc, Oct 81; Mount
Pleasant a Jones' School house, Ort % Briarcreek at
Martz's School house, Oct % Greenwood at Rohrs.
burg, Oct % Jackson at Derrs School house, Oct ~
Pine at Warnorsville, Oct. 80
The exercises at all the above places to at
~ o'clock, A. NJ
Teachers will please be punctual in attendance, Di.
rectors are respectfully requested to be present
CHARLES g, BARKLEY,
Bloomsbury, Sept. l2, 1SG3 Co Supt
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VERMONT ELECTION. Vermont has, as

VERMONT ELECTION. Vermont has, as
usual, been carried 10y the Aboitonists,
but, it is said, by reduced majority -
Nothing was expected by the democrats
from that benighted region,
The Democracy Of Vemont have done
far better than for a great many years
previous. Not only have they made large
gains upon the aggregate vote, but they
have secured triumphs in Senatorial and
Assembly districts which the Abolitionists
have been in the habit of counting upon
with certainty. The radicals are thankful
for small favors when they find cause to re-
joice over result indicating nothing more
plainly than a strong popular reaction
against them in one Of their most reliable
strongholds. The Democrats have more
than trebled their vote oGlast year
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a Terrible Indictment.

The New Haven Courier, a strong Re
publican paper, probably acquainted with
the inside workings of its party, thus cx-
presses its disgust at the way things are
managed
"Contractors have carried on the war
The blood of our men, the graves o
our dead, the tears Of the orphan and
widow, have been coined into money
They have swindled the government out
of hundreds Of millions. They have piled
fortune upon fortune. A distinguished Of
ficer at Washington, said All the oper
ations OF this war are managed by polti
cal swlndlers."
This is telling tales out Of school witt
vengeance, and it presents a fine picture
Tor the contemplation Of the Union Leag
leTs
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A VILE IMPosIrIoN.--On or about the
list Of September, man calling himself
Capt. Wallace came to this place, and going
Immediately to Mr.. l.. Myers's livery or
dered eight teams to be sent to Kinston, on
the arrival of the up train, to receive so
officers, who, as he alleged, were to arrive
by said train. The teams were sent, and
continued for week to run to Kingston
to meet the trains. He pretended to hail
from New York and was connected with
a large banking house there. Meantime
he aaid that he had been promoted since
his arrival, from Captain to Lieut.. Colonel
and that he was acting only as agent and
treasurer of the party of U. S, officer, who
were on furlough of pleasure, and who
would be glad to get off with $40 per day.
C)l. Wallace ordered his carriage for Troy
for Prospectus Rock, for Harvey's Lake,
and almost constantly his carriage, were
seen rushing hrhcr and thither, scattering
the gravel and envelopcd IN clouds OF dust.
At Uarveys Lake he ordered dinner
for the whole party on Friday last; and
to meet such a sudden demand upon their
hospitalities, the lake, the pig stye, the tur-
key yard, the chicken coop, were all laid
under contribution. But no officers with
their families, or otherwise, have yet ar
rived Last Thurday Mr. Myers broke off
the lines of communication and secured
the impostor. lie offered a check of $500
on the Droyers and Butchers Bank of
New York, but on telegraphing the reply
was ono funds" Col Wallace is now
under arrest, and it is to be hoped our
authorities will make an example of him.
LH>erRe Union.
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"COMPROMISE.'

"Not compromise! Compromise is the
first law of combination ! had almost
said of nature. 1t is the law of all society
all governmental united action
Partners in b4siness compromise--inembers
of political, religions, charitable, useful
societies compromise. Kings compromise
with each other-they compromise with
their subjects, or lose them. Wars end
by compromise-the family circle is a
compromise. Husbands compromise with
their wives-fathers compromise with their
disobedient chldren-and il our holy re,
ligion is true, God Almighty compromised
with man when he accepted in his behalf
the atoncment of his son and shall we re
fuse to do what reason, reli lion and all
command ?'-I3n G.. II. Pen0Act0n,
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BE Assessed.

Let every Democrat be certain that he
is assessed and not only that, but that
every one of his Democratic neighbors are
Read over the list carefully, and be GER
Tain that all are on. This must be done
at least ten days before the election, and
had better be done now leaving room fol
other labor at that time. Examine the
books and be sure that you are assessed
and see to it that your neighbors are also
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lS~ If . majority of the people Of
Pennsylvania are against the past policy
Of the administration Of Lincoln oy
what right does he, or any one, propose to
stac or prevent free expression of the
people at the polls The people are the
government, AS they decide, unbiased
and un.rammelled, so let the case remain
for a period. Another election will come
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MANI HOOD
SELECT SCHOOL.
KISS ELEoNoRA J. LEscHER,

wv I'LL open select School IN the Basement Of the
w Reformed Church, in bloomsbury, on Monday,
the Tenth of August, 1853 The school win he divided
into three classes, viz:
PRLuLaRY- Including children just commencing price
per Quarter Of ii weeks, 81 o.
E.NTERHEDT4TE- Including Reading, Writing spet,
ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar
and Written and Mental Arithmetic, price per
Quarter, So 90.
Misunderstanding Reading Writing spelling, Gram
mar, Geography, History of the United stats, ana
Written and Aontai Arithmetic, 81 90,
Les sons in the Ornamental branches, viz:-ltalian
and Grecan on Painting, Drawing, Needlc.work, etc.
AT extra charges
Persons wishing to have Hair-Work done, such a,
Rob and Guard Chains, Rings, or Ear Drops, can b,
accommodated.
Bloomsburg, Pa, Aug, z, ls63-2mt
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The Abolitionist have again coaxcd up
Robert f. C1arh, TO stump Columbia coun-
ty in their behalf. Through his effort
in public speaking, few years ago, the
Democracy increased their vote some four
hundred. What it will be increased by
another effort, the officia! returns of the
county will show
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THE Intense partisanship of the admin.
i~traton is shown in every act in which it
is possible to introduce party, In Wis
consin, such Districts (boing Republican,
as have furnished a surplus of men on
their quota are credited directly with the
surplus in New York the surplus fur
nished by Democratic Districts is divided
around among the Republican districts
by giving credit for the surplus to the
whole State!