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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

RRlCKi BRICK BRICK!
- Best quality, lowest price, prompt delivery.
As propose to make Is, 600 900 this season,
ready TO MI orders for any quantity DESIRED Best
quality hand. made pressed brick always on hand.
WAsHlNGTu BRICK MACHINE CO.,
mhai-WfM2m ONCE 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FoRs
A beautiful vase adds ten times Its cost to the
'''ue Oh n0 TERM III 'G 90 TIA VASES.
large assortment OF Terra Gotta Vases for sale
W POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA CO..
mhei-3m t0i New JERSEY avenue.
A VIKINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS,
"A J: G. HOGAN. Manufacturer.
No. 1l3 Market Space. between Seventh and Eighth.
streets northwest. mhls-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

The contractor will be required to report week.
ly, under oath, the number Of cards manufac-
tured finished, unfinished and spOlled), the num-
Der issued during the week, and the number
stroytd by the agent OF the Department IN the
presence Of the contractor or his representative,
or otherwise disposed Of as the Postmaster Gen.
eral may direct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

The number OF cards issued during the last rs
cal year was l5o,sl5,0O0, and 1t is expected that
the issues for the current tcal year will be about
ls0,0Co0OO. The number required during the
next contract term will probably reach one bill
furnish all that may be required, without refer.
ence 10 this estimate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
DELIVERY.

1t Is expected that the contractor will be ready
to commence the delivery Of the cards on the LIST
day Of May, when the contract term begins; and
thereafter they must be promptly furnished and
titles as may be required to NIL the daily orders
Of Postmasters. The cards may be required to be
delivered In separate packages,as above provided
are manufactured, at the nearest adjacent large
postoffice with adequate facilities for handling
and mailing the cards, In the discretion Of the
Postmaster-G General; or in such quantities at
the Post once Department, at Washington, ID.
e., rs the Postma ster. General may direct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
NEW AprERTIsEHEyrs.

CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP
~ WOOD. COAL. WOOD. COAL.
We arc selling -
ANTHRACITE
From a. 10 per ton up,
Good PINE WOOD. Stand $50 per cord.
Good OAK w,uD. a 80 and Is. 81 per cord,
THOMAS W. RILEY a SONS,
Main Office and depot. Riley's wharves, foot OF
Eleventh and Twrlr,h streets southwest.
Branch ofnces. q str ct, between S+ cond and Third
northwest, and sixth street, between ID and Z
tOuihwest. mh0-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

odd FELLOWS HALL.
~ seventh street, Washington, ID. q.
The nnfst Hail In the city for Balls, Sociables,
Concerts, Lectures and Dramatic Entertainments,
having hrst class conyenlences and q wel-lixirted
stage. supplied with new scenery, will be rented on
favorable Terms. Apply ~ the Janltor's once, in
the Hall. mhl5-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

The cards must be banded IN parcels OF twenty.
hve, t.s) and packed 10 strong pastcboard or
corners with cotton or linen cloth glued on; each
box to contain not less than five hundred (5O0)
tened In strong manila paper, and sealed
so as to safely bear transportation BY
mail for delivery to postmasters. When
TO MI the order Of a postmaster, the pasteboard
or straw boxes containing the same must be
packed In strong wooden cases, we'll strapped
with hoop-ircn. Said cases and packages shall be
addressed by the contractor under the direction
Of. an agent Of the Department. Wooden cases
routes, must be provided with suitable water
PROBING.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30
PoPoIIo ,ropoLro.
mh2g-,y PJPOLIO.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
tcoLUMBIAN wIREwoRKs.
beg leave to Inform my friends AVID the public
that Ihave removed to the spscIous building No.
I'll Eleventh street northwest. With increased IA
cilities In new machinery am prepared W execute
plain and fancy WIRE WORK OF every description
OF any design. Thankful for past favors ! ask q
continuance OF the same: - -
PoroIlo. roro.ro.
mh2e-Iy POPOLIO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-30

EXTRAORDINARY SALE
or GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Ola
mon Ds. and other fine GOLD JE vELRY. &C.,
ntw and second hand. TO realiz ready cash. at
=. GOLDsrEfS 4 Cl.'S,
Loan and Commission Brokers,
mh3O.3t Corner Tenth and 10 streets,
PoroLro. ropo,,o,
mh2s-iy rOPOLIp.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10
STUART e GHOLsoN.


That dry, hacking cough is the herald
OF approaching consumption. TO check
the swift progress of the destroyer,
prompt and decisive measures must be
resorted to. A dose OF Dr. Morris Syr-
up Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound,
taken when the coughing spells come on,
will afford immediate relief, and event
ually effect thorough cure. 1t will be
found equally beneficial in all forms OF
throat and lung disorders. In cases of
Group il is Of incstimable value. Call at
the drug store of
BARCLAY BROS.
and inquire about it. They will furnish
you with trial size bottle for 10 cents.
Large sizes 80 cents and Onc Dollar.
Also. agents for Prot. Parker's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup, which never fails.
Pleasant to take, and requires no physic
Price % cents.
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CairO's EDiscODnI (hur,h

The following communication which
We take from the Diocese will prove in
teresting reading TO the church Peep lie
of Cairo
DEAR DIoCEsE:-While your pages are
Away lull ofgood things,it seems as if the
April number SURPRISES all OF its prede.
cessors. The hearts of many layman have
been strengthened and encouraged by the
"wOrds of wisdom and r Oliness,"i the
address of our beloved Bishop to the cler-
gy. We have had a good Lent and a
bright and joyous Easter, although our
little flock had no shepherd. clay services
were kept up as usual by our faithful
Senior Warden, and we had a Friday
afternoon service during Lent which
was well attended. For the last two
weeks in Lent we were so fortunate as
to have visit from the Rev. NJ. K. Dillon
Lee, who had lately resigned the Rector
ship of Christ Church. Adrian, Michigan.
Tie daily service of Passover week and
our glorious Easter were ample recon-
pense for anything we have lost in the
beginning OF the season. Mr.. Dillon.
Lee is very fine reader, and forcible
and earnest speaker, has already won
his way to the hearts of his people, and
succeeded in interesting many OF our
business men, who have OF late ceased
to care for the church as thev once did.
On Easter day, better than the beau-
tiful flowers and lovely music and
crowded churches, was the fact that the
celebration OF the Holy Euchrst had
the largest attendance we have ever
known and several. who have been absent
from that blessed feast for the last year
or two, knelt again at the chancel rail.
We are to have regular Friday evening
services, and special service on all
Saints days, with festivals for the
Sunday school frequently, and hope to
see the missionary interest OF the parish
greatly invigorated, and the subscription
list OF the.diocese increase. Your editorial
on EASTER Monday" was much to my
liking, and you will be glad to know
that our Easter meeting was well at
tended. the ladies, as usual being large
ly in the majority and taking much infer
tst in the business transacted. Our inan'
cial affairs were found to he In exc"ll' n
condition, thanks to the Treasurer's
ertion he is also the Senior War'"rN
in which he has been ably assisted nv ~
Junior Warden. These two gentlom
Mr.. II. II. Candee and Mr.. w b.
bert were selected, together with ~
cellent vestry. The only drawback to
meeting was the necessary absence
Mr.. Candee, who beinga member NJ w.
board OF missions. was. ne Won abroad
know. on his way to Knoxville I" attend
its meeting. and who. thonoh crratly
regreting his absence from home come
back delighted with his vis', N 81 Marv'e
and the cordial and ho'pitahle Treatment
he met with there. SHEPHERD.
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Tobacco and CIgp ~,

Acknowledgements, and saloon. keepers
should not forget that Messrs. Corlis &
Rankin, proprietors Of the Prairie State
Tobacco Factory at Metropolis, have
opened an establishment at the corner
ofSixtn street and Ohio levee In this
city where they viii do a wholesale and
retail business in the tobacco and cigar
line. They have on hand the largest
and most complete stock OF
obacco and cigars ever open cd
in Cairo, and are prepared to
supply the wants Of the trade at the
lowest living prices. Dealers are In.
Yited to call and examine their stock.
4.l8.tf.
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re the usual services ut
~ church to-day, Eighth
Washington avenue and
N.." his morning and evening,
con- c ~ the Rev. b. Y. George.
Al are invited TO attend.
--lhc Rev d. p. French, Of Shabo.
nier Illinois, will occupy the pulpit of
the Methodist church. corner OF Eighth
and Walnut streets, this morning and
evening,
The services at the Church of the
Reiremer, Fourteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street,
will take place at the usual hours IL am.
and 7:45 pm, The subject Of the Rev Dill.
Ion Lees sermon at the morning service
will be, Summer souls" At the even
Ing service he will continue his acrmons
upon "Bhle Charncters.' Sunday
school ~ 8 o'clock this morning.
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ye OLD foLKE.


A liste Of ye men and women singer,
Oh ye Publick Singinge Meeting 10 b.
ned a. ye Towne Halle, on Friday -,
Fifteenth day of ye Sixth month. IN - -
1877. o'u' a. u.
re Head Time Beater,,
"eeSon bartholemew Hartixcrab,a
insrumenters.'
"y.H,. '' MI. Es..sse5n.thrope DIngls.
Lvingworth Sm., -slevov,h
I'VE String Instruments.
Desdem0na Hopkins, Ell 1aLa
N'e Firste Women Singers"--
ITamemoleketh Hupman, Abigail Hymes. Kes.
IAN WinterblossOm. Hannah Ann Perkins,
Deborah styk.yte, Rachel Tompkins, Bar
beIra Makepeaee.
"Ye SecOnde Parte, Women Singers
Matilda smogsins, Ruth Ann Applebossom
"Ye Men HE sIngers."--
Deacon Bartholomew Hardscrable, Jonah
kembe, Joshua Holgate.
Eye men 10 Singers -
Squire WitherspOOn, IieZekiah Boaz Swingins
botham, Jonathan Barcelona.
FIRsTE PARTE.
!. Aud ange Syne.................-... 70
men and w omt n singers
2. Northheld....Al, ye Men and Women Singers
3. A Worldye one Parte song 49,. o badah sudim
| 4.AWorldye foure Parte song. -Four men singers
| s. Creation, .....All We Men and Women Singers
s. A Wordye one Parte ong..."Absgal Hymes
7. Swing Low Sweet Chariot minimum. All
Men and Women Singers
s. A Four Parte Song. ..."Foure Women Singers
0. Old Folke Tune.."......~.... ........". ..".AM
We Men and Women Singers
10. A Worldye one Parte Song .....Hamenoeketh
IIupman
YE sECONDE PARTE.
!. Jerusalem Hyme. ......... ,.....-...An
ye Men AMI Women Singers
2. A Worl ye one Parte Song. &c. ,.... Hezekiah
Boaz 'Swlngnibotham
.. Malesty,.."..":All ye Men and Women Singes
4, A Worldwye F0ure Parte Song...."""-...Two
Men and two Women Singers
No Tax on Teal. ........ .......... Patience
IIardtomakepcace. Ruth Ann Bagglethrope
o. Worldye one Part Song. Kesiah Win
blossom, she that was Hillingham
!. Hyme. ,......".,By ye Church Kyre
5. Ye Church organ, .-...N Woman Speaker
''Ihtn and Now Original Lynes that Rhyme
". Tabcowe ","."..".,....."" ..."...............
n Bat e end of We Fyrste Parte
there will be resting spclle for We sing
ers to get their br ath. and some OF We
men i,lkc will serve refreshments.
n. B.-Scveral well favored younge
men folke will show ye folke to comfort
able Sittings and allow ye younge man
'''ve wi,he younge maiden on We
: side OF We meetinge.
Y? door of We TOwne hall
rcd by I Of ye o'clock, and
ye blowe and .stringe
'rgin at s bv We clocIr.
ode tolke We sum ol
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The majority oipeople suffer to . greater
or lesser degree from this sad ofi1iction:
many unthinking'y cultivate it by insufn-
tly masticatipg their food; others whose oc-
cupa ionis of a sedcntary character have
forced Oh them, the excessive iiso OF TO-
b,cco, etc., all tead to develop 1t. The
symptoms vary. one suffering severely
at, rmeal., another only slightly, constipa.
nov diarrahea, natulence, variable ap.
~" are only few of It's unnleas-
aneuces. Now whatis required,
to diet, assisted by . remedy
natural secretions In the al.
md produces again . nor.
of food. Such Q valusble
. 1o celebrated Home Stomach
SO I'm
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A Casd,

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner.
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood, etc., will send recipe that will
cure you, free of charge. This great
emedy was discovered bya missionary
in South America. Send self-ad.
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.
lnman, Station d. Bible House, New
York City.-l-3D-Gm
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Pictures and Brackets.

+. G. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock OF brackets, shelves, frames,
chromos, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain tassels fancy nails, hat racks, ETC.
Picture framing made speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best style. In
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ICE! ICE !

ugs- looms H Co., dealers In north
erD 'nke ice, have removed their Office
from tho corner Of Eighth street and
Ohio leyee to the Ice houses one door be-
low he 81. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice In all parts Of the citys
Tnos, desiring the cold stud will leave
their orders At the new office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JANIS KAvANArGH. Msnsgsr.
Cam. IlLs.. Mar ", lS77. k,l 7,1m.
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rirst.Class Laundry.

II Is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the laundress, No. u Fourth street, be
tween Washington and Commercial aye
aues, has one of the best conducted laun.
dry establishments in the city, and land
.ords of hotels and boarding houses will
and 1t to their advantage to call upon
h~~
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a, shelley,

Dyer and cleaner Of ladies' and gentle.
men' garments, No. 80 Eighth street.
cairo Gentlemens' hats dyed and
cleaned and blocked In the latest style.
Chemical soap on hand, warranted to
remove Impurities from all fabrics with.
ont injury to the material. I'm.
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Wholesale ana Retail.

Our stock is the largest assorted stock
in Southern Illinois, being complete in
all lines. We offer our goods at lower
prices than ever before sold in this mar.
ket. All VIC ask is to call and obtain our
prices for cash. Truth will out. New
Yark Store. At
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SlrNYcl.

Strayed from the premises OF the under.
signed in this city on Wednesday evening,
May 30, 1877, black mare seventeen hands
high, white mark in forehead, and lett hind
foot white. Was last seen near Unity in
this county, Areyard Of ten dollars will
be paid for her return to the undersigned.
1t JACOB BRADLEY.
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). can be afforded by judiciou, mun,o,n'
}. expenditures is certainly commemorate
4 a adetclants and traders cannot be exnec,
~ 10 credit out the necessaries NJ II,
'oat taking precautIon for pavmen,
may happen that names q
VIZ '"r as creditor,
>"k and
business men app,,.
OF the city for team w.
other labor actually performed by men
who in turn were indebted to such bust.
ness men. No objection, legal or moral,
can be advanced to such procedure by
any citizen who will duly consider the
question. l.l0-tt.
In the circuit court on Friday, Eas-
ley and Allen, the two men who were up
for robbing Mrs. Merritt of forty-two
dollars, were sentenced to two years
each in the pententiary. The case of
Tom Ellis, horse stealing, was then
brought up, the testimony taken and the
Jury sent out to deliberate. That body
did not return until yesterday evening,
when they were equally divided as to
the guilt or innocence of Ellis, there being
six for conviction and six for acquittal.
VIM. Davis, charged with having prac.
ticed confidence game on gentleman
from the rural districts, to the amount of
twenty dollars, was brought up yester.
day morning. and the Jury, after listen
ing to the evidence, concluded to give
him six years in the penitentiary. The
case of Amelia Parker, colored, under
indictment tor cutting the well known
colored gentleman, Tricky SAM" with
intent to murder, was called yesterday
afternoon, and a jury empanclled, but
little evidence had been taken up to the
hour OF adjournment.
On Wednesday night. a number of
men under Mr.. Rice, one of the carpcn-
ters of the Illinois Central railroad COM
pany, arrived in the city, and went to
work on Thursday morning, pulling
down the yellow warehouse, at the foot
of Twentieth-Eighth street, on Ohio
levee. The company CLAIMS that it l.
acting in the matter under the late nu
ance decree OF Judge Baker but VIII
er the company will, as the decree
requires, remove the elevator, switc
sidetrack, etc, remains to be seen.
the opinion of many OF our peop',
they will not, and that the coz
would not pull down the warrhou-
had any use for it, or desired
main. The freight or thp
to New Orleans down III .... . ...
merchants who hay r.Dr.#
warehouse from tive D'uyt.
for the past year o. rwo, <uuq.
if the goods were shipped by tile Missls-
sippi Central, now owned by the hi.
nois Central, pay the company far more
than the rental does. Therefore the
company, knowing that goods cannot
be conveniently stored if the yellow
warehouse is destroyed; believing that
goods will 60 through by their rail in
'tead of being shipped by river, and that
c would thus get control OF the Southern
trade of Cairo; knowing too thaG
this condition of affair. would be heavy
blow at the business Of this city, com
menced to tax the warehouse down.
Having destroyed the warehouse, which
is OF benefit to the city, the company will
compromise with our council by giving
the railroad strip for the right to keep the
elevator, side tracks, inclined plane, etc.
They are of the opinion that the com
pany might be at better work.
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TO b.. iSuis via, Ahire 4 vineennes
RhllfOad

Passengers leaving Cairo at 8 a. m.
reach st. Louis at 3;l5 p. m. This is
from two to five hours In advance of all
other lines making direct connection for
Chicago and all points northwest. This
Is the only line running through from
Cairo to the Union depot, st. Louis, in
daylight. Rates as low as any.
+. A. Miller,
1w. General Passenger Agent.
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warts Removed,

A positive cure. Painless and stain.
less. Price 81. Order from DR.. Quincy
A. Scott, 27s Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa,
or through any druggist. A liberal dis
count to dealers. Circular free.
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Wood wood! wood!!!

The Cairo Box and Basket company
will deliver wood in any part of the city
at $l.122 load; also kindling at 5 cents
bundle. Orders may be left with w.
II. Morris, secretary, at his office in the
CITY National bank building 27.25
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Wood! wood!

A large quantity of wood, ready for
the stove, for sale at the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad freight depot. at 81 no
per car. 1t
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Canned Goods.

We offer two lbs. standard peaches for
la4 cents all other canned goods very
low tor cash, at the New York store.
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AU TON!
Butter Butter I!

To close out consignment, ten
o'clock Monday morning,
June 18th, 1877.
At No. III Commercial Avenne.
WINTER & STUART,
~ Auctfnnnera.
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1000

Pieces of choice prints at lower prices
than ever sold before in Cairo, at New
York Store. At
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For sale,

Three mules, spring wagon and har
ness, very low. Apply to James Ross.
0w
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Room to Let,

Suitable for bed rOom-iurnished or I'M
furnished. For particulars inquire on
the premises of Mrs. NJ. B. HARRELL. If
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SNOO Fly {!

Goto Louis G. Herbert's saloon for an
ice cool shoe fly glass of beer, at ) cents
only. 1t.
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Photograph

For artistic Photographs at a moderate
cost call at Gustave Wetzelps Gallery.
I'm
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For Rent,

A house on Division street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Apply to w. II. SMITH.
l.oStf
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}. TnOrnpsOn & McCrae, IIOmeO-
pathic RhystcINns,

With some thirty years experience in
the practice in the profession, are conf.
dent in rendering our services to the
public. Office No. 81 Ohio leyee, up
stairs, b.26.tf
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

ErAll bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
rate Of 81 10 per square for the first insertion
and 50 cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 20 Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orders 50 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements
Ne advertisement will be received at less than
50 cents, and no advertisement will he inserted
for less than three dOllars per month
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36 HOURS IN ADVANCE

Happy relief 10 young men from,
the effects of errors and abuses in
q early lie. Manhood Restored. INA
d pediments 10 marriage removed q
"A New method Of treatment. Newlh
~ and remarkable remedies. BOoks,S
e a and circulars sent free In sealed y
- envelopes. Adderss HOWARD As.S
ISOLATION, il9 y. Ninth St. Phila- cj
ldelphia. Pa. An Institution hay "A
Ing high reputation for honor. -
able conduct and professional
Iaktll
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Notice.
Eight lbs. Of white coffee sugar for 81 +,
at New ! Ork Store. 1t
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iai Mrs. Bush Metropolis, Ill.,; j.. s.
barnard, barnard sandusky, H.; j. G. Coryin'
. -n,ss0uf'' W. >. Smith, Chattanooga,