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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

A WASHINGTON special to the st. Louis
Republicans says: "A rough draft Of .
bill which was prepared at the iIstiga.
tion of Capt. Eads has to-day been In the
hands OF Senator Cockrell, Representa-.
tlves Gibson and Robertson OF Louisiana,
Conger OF Michigan and others, for con-
siderstion and revision before being pre-.
scented to congress. The idea Of the bill
Is to have commission OF engineers ap.
pointed by the president to consider the
proposed plan OF improving the naviga.
ton Of the Mississippi river. The bill
will be perfected and presented some day
this week"
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OFPICE OF VIcE-PREsIpENr Il 3RN-
ERAL MANAGER CHICAGO, ST.
LOUIS & NEW ORLEANS X, X,

ERAL MANAGER CHICAGO. ST.
LOUIS q New ORLEANS Il. X.
Nav ORLEANS, Feb'y 20, 1875.
To Contractors:
Sealed proposals are invited until 10Th
March for the grading OF the (3) miles OF
railroad extending from Fillmore, Kep.
lucky, up the east bark Of tho Ohio river
70 u point OIpo tie Lair E, Illinois. This
work extends for two ~ miles through
cleared lands, and one mile through timber
already cleared for a width OF il0Dl on.
hundred ieer. The embsDkment will av.
srsge about 10y nine feet In height, the ma
terial ( r which will he biained entirely
from the east side, and G IN he handled sue.
aessiuily with wagons, carts, scrapers or
barrows. Three thou. and feet Of this G m
bankment, Of an an average height Of (I)
seven feet, will be graded for at least (3j
three tracks, and viii have top width OF
(+0) forty feet, the whole OF which 10
through cleared land. This Is q desirable
piece OF work and well worthy the atten.
ton Of and examination by contractors.
The work will DO commenced the first
llst) Of April, next, and must be completed
by the lot Of July 70 lowing. Monthly es.
Inmates, payable In cash, will e made as
the work progresses, and the usual twenty
per cent. retained to insure completion OF
---.---. ---.--~ 'sos. lnay pe aeen, ana de-
sired Information obtained at the office Of
the compspy's agent, Jno. y. Mex ~. FIJI
more, Kentucky.
Bids should be addressed to J. G. Mann,
Division superintendent, Jackson, Ten.
Dessee.
The bids will be opened and contracts
awarded on 18th March, at jackson, Tenn.
The company reserves the right to re-.
ieet any or all bids.
JAS. c. CLAREF,
"a true copy.1 Vice President.
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Looking Into Military Expendi-
lures.

Especial Dispatch to tn. y. Y. world.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--The military
committee OF the house is stirring quite
a breeze among the line and staff officers
o! tho army who have snug berths in
Washington. For instance, it has found
that Medical Purveyor Baxter, who was
appointed from civil life, is drawing an
Income from the government o, over
$1,000 year, in which IL included as
quarters fine house In fashionable
street. Adjutant General Townsend was
before the committee this morning. The
committee, In inqmring as to the aggre,
gate pay OF the officers Of the heads OF
bureaus In the war department when
what are known as allowances are added.
asked General Townsend az to the public
service rendered by the four horses for
which he Is allowed over 81 900 annually
for forage. and other leading questions,
80 that the committee could arrive nj
what he annually draws from the United
States. All Of the heads OF bureaus are
to be called before the committee.
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Mr., K. A. ID. WIIBANys liz "A candi

Mr.. Il. A. ID. WILBANXs is u candidate
for reelection for clerk OF the supreme
court, southern grand division, rs will
DO seen by announcement elsewhere in
this issue OF the BULLETIN. Mr.. wis
banks ia a gentleman Of fine ability, and
10 the discharge OF the duties Of supreme
court clerk has given the greatest satis.
faction. He Is a staunch Democrat. pup.
ular with the people, and We do not
believe that a better or more competent
man, or o stronger candidate could be
found. He 10 our first choice. and we
hope he may receive the nomination.
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Mr.. w. G. LIE CRoNE, Of Bingham
county, is q candidate Tor clerk of the
appellate court of this, fourth district.
Mr.. lie Crono is tho present clerk Of the
circuit court OF his county, and 10 re.
gardedas one ofthe best clerks that coun-
ty ever had. He has many warm friends
In the northern part Of the district, and
will 20 into the nominating convention
with q strong delegation at his back.
His announcement appears elsewhere IN
this paper.
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The Eastern War.

THE CARS REWARD TO THE FORTE.
PBRA, Feb. 26.--As . reward for the
Porte's Intellectual efforts to keep the
British feet out Of the Dardanelles the
Gar has consented that the Russians
shall not come nearer ConstanIinople
than San Steian0, but at the same time
informed the Porte that he had great
difficulty to prevent the Grand Duke
Nicholas from marching Into Constants
nOple as c0nqueror. The Russians are
coming to San Steiano as friends, not
exactly on the invitation OF the Sultan,
but with his consent, and the Gtand
Duke Nicholas will probably be invited
by the sultan TO enter Stamb0ul with a
military escort.
THE PEACE CONDITIONS.
1t Is expected peace will be signed 10.
day (Mondayl, Inc Turks accepting all
the conditions except TWO. about the i'm.
mediate surrender of the ironclads and
the payment TO Russia Of 10000, 900 OF
r0ubles In cash and 90, 00O, 900 sterling IL
ionds.
IRE CONGRESS.
The Turks have yet received no luvl.
tat'on to be represented at the congress.
RUSSIANS Al SAN srErASo.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, February 25.--One
regiment, detachment OF Cossacks, and
q special company detailed TO escort the
Grand Duke Nicholas enforced San Steiano
Sunday. A Russian division is ecbeloned
between Rustschuk and ChekmG,ije.
ENGLAND AND Russia.
LONDON. February ?5.--A corre.pon>
cent at ST. Petersburg ,elegraphs Much
better feeling prevails to-day. The
a'od"s civesd! with England touching
the straits and presence of u British
fleet in the Sea Of Marnors Is regarded
as satisfactory in official quarters.
THREATENED ABprCATioy.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 2j.-PriDce Charles
threatens to abd!cate if Russia persists in
claiming Bessarabia. In Russian circle.
Prince Gregory Stourdza is mentioned az
candidate for the throne of the princi>
pali.y.
THE sRAH or PERSIA.
VIENNA, Feb. 35.--The shah OF Persia
Is expected In st. Petersburg shortly,
The ear haa offared him the hnsn,talitv
RUSSIAN FORCES.
LONDON, Feb. 25.--A dispatch from
Gallipoli says intelligence has been re,
oeived here that large force Of Russians
has withdrawn from Sharkoli for Podesta
and from Siliyri towards Constantinope:
the latter movement Is probably on 81.
Stefano, A Vienna correspondent states
the difference between Russia and 'rur>
key appear to be nearly settled by Russia
consentlng to reduction OF indemnify
for one fifth and. an extension Of the
period for the emigration OF MOhamme>
dams from Bulgaria to three years.
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LEGAL NOTICE

10 hereby given TO Joshua q. Hall as Admin's-
traitor de bOnis non OF the q bate OF Hosea clark
deceased and Edwin Brsinard Of the pendency
In the ireuit Court OF Alexander county, III
aoss. OF oi!l 10 cha, cory TO iorecloss . mort!
shlpman, Lonlaa N .shipmsn. Jos lib W.
DreIsl and Charles Edward Tracy, 40 keeeiv-
ers Of the Cairo and Vlncsn, @ railroad. and the
Cairo and Vino .nnas railroad company are DE-
fendants, and Charles G. Holten, u Receiver OF
Of The MutuAl Life Insurance Company Of
Chicago. 70 complainant and that the Summons
70 sail cause 10 rsturnAhle on the 1rst day OF the
the January term, A. u. 1878, Of said Court 10
b holden q tie Court House. In ths city Of
Cairo, In said county, on the 6rst Monday Of
SAID month; Dated Nov. 9Th, ls77.
,SAxvsi r. wnEELEa, Solicitor ofIosplAinl
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING q SICKNESS

Permanently oured-no hu,nbug-py one
month's usage Of DR.. Goulard's Celebrat.
ed FIT Powders. To convince sufIerere
that these powders will do oil we claim fol
them, We will send them by mail. pos,
paid, . irse trial box. A. DR.. 0oulard u
the only physician that has ever made THU
disease . special study, and ~ TO oui
nently CURED by the use Ut these powd ,rs,
w will gsArantes Q permanent cure "
every ease, OF refund you oil money. OF.
pended. All sufferers should give these
Powder an early trial, and be convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, %, or ! boxes Ioi
9l0, sent by mail 70 any part Of United
statss or Canada On receipt Of price, or by
express, g. y. d. Address,
ASH d ROBBINS,
~ Fultos street, Brooklyn, n, Y.
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|G|ht Bulletin,
1Iw:llnn l'l's CONVENTION.

Ihs democracy Of the several counties
~ ~ stAes Of Illinois sre requested 70
ana delegntss 70 stste convention to DO
hsld q springn,ll, Illinois, THURSDAY,
NE iirR DAY Of APRIL, 1878. at j:
o'clock NJ for the purpose Of nominating
ens candidate for the office Of state treas
urers ana ono candidate for the ONCE Of
ssats superintendent Of public instruction
and TO tsanssct such other business as may
come before Il. The several counties are
Isntitled TO the following representation,
based upon The vote for g,yernmen Mt in
IRA.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
A Holiday Hayes and the SILVER Biil
Women 10 Practice Before she
u. n. courts 80 Chandler Again.
pnmohAnnss

WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. ~, lS7s.-
Yesterday was holiday In this district.
Congress was not In session, the depart.
ments were closed, and business general.
ly was suspended. The "Old lnhab'.
tants" celebrated the day, and the tem>
perance men and children paraded the
streets. But for the rain this procession
would have been, It's originators say, the
largest ever known here. No better day
than the 22nd Of February could be
selected for general observance by the
people. In these times OF sectional bit.
terDess really patriotic men ought to en-
courage the celebration OF days aud
events whose memory is grateful to these
Of all portions of the country.
The mind OF
Mr.. HATES,
1t seems, is not as nearly unanimous on
the silver bill az the house was. II that
statesman has clear idea on any sub
ject which has come before him Tor action
since his Inauguration he should engage
some one 10 express II for him. The
oliver men who visit him are confident
he will not veto the bill. Others. after
conference with him, feel authorized to
say that he will veto 1t. II Is fortunate
thing for Louisiana aud South Carolina
that Charley Foster and Stanley Mat
thews put on record, IN advance, pledge
that Hayes should observe tho
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
Of the southern people, for without that
pledge made for him II 10 evident Hayes
would still be discussing with himself
the proprlety Of taking any action whats
ever. But there arc votes enough to In
sure tho passage OF the bill over veto,
so that executive action IL OF no sort Of
consequence.
By vote Of nearly two to one the
house passed bill the other day allow.
Ing
WOMEN 70 PRACTICE
before the supreme court Of the United
States. The bill has been before con.
gress twice before, but never received .
majority Of votes until now. Mrs.
Isabella B. Hooker yesterday addressed
the senate committee on privileges and
elections Ia favor OF an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the States
from denying suffrage on account Of sex.
Tho wives Of many senators and rcpre.
s1tatiyes were present.
ANOTHER LETTER.
William 4. Chandler's third letter on
the presidential policy Is published this
morning. 1t reiterates the charge that
there was . bargain" to which hayes
was party, by which It was sgreed that
federal troops should he removed from
Louisiana and south Carolina II he
should be inaugurated. The letter adds
little to what Mr.. Chandler hss published
before.
The senate passed few days since, Q
bill which viii almost certainly psss the
house,
RHsroRiNo TO THE PENSION Rolls
the names dropped thercfrom In 1861.
This affects soldiers Of all wars up to
that date. The blu extends the bensdts
Of the pension laws also to III
thses lsl3 saldisrs who safved fear.
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LUM Der CONTRACT.
CITY CLERK's OYFIcE,

NAINVs 6SCS'' KCO y ~ fcfc'
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until six O'clock, pm, Of tuesday,,
NJ arch 8, 1873. for furnishing such lum-
Der rs the city may require tor the cnr-
rent fiscal year ending December 81. 1878.
Said lumber TO be OF good and sound
white or burr oak, white or yellow pine
or cypress, and free from sap or unsound
knots. and OF such dimensions as may be
required, ami to be delivered In such
quantities, times and plares within the
corporate limits a. the committee on
streets may direct.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved. J. B. PHiLLIs. City Clerk.
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Tragedy in Southern Illinois.

tspecAl 10 the 81. Louis Republican,
JoEEsBoRo. Ill Feb. 25.-One. OF Un,
Ion cOunty's wealthiest farmers. William
Penrod Of Dongola precinct, had diffi-
Guilty with man named Bradshaw, also
OF Dongola. at school exhibition across
the line In johnson county. and shot him
with Q revolver, killing him instantly.
Penrod made hts escape. but was arrest
ed by johnson county authorities In the
north part OF that county to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

81 9vBny certificate We publish regarding
~. Dnll's cough syrup 10 genuine. and
n.y. VII ~ . reward Of $1,000 to any
Nv rscvine The contrary In single case.
~ 1Goaor. Mryer 4 Co., Baltimore, Md.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

The committee unanimously recomendto
the democracy Of the northern grand divi-
sion and second appellate district, that
they hold their convention, Tor the pur.
pose Of nominating clerks Of the supreme
and appellate courts, for said division and
district, Of Joliet, on Thursday, April Is,
1878;
And for the central grsnd division and
third appellate district, that The delegates
appointed from sa,d division and district,
10 the state convention, to meet in conyen.
ton At Stirring field, on the day said state
Q nv sntion Is held, ut 10 q. m, for The pur-
pose Of nominating clerks OF the supreme
and appellate courts for said division and
district;
And for the southe rn grand division and
fourth appellate district, that they hold
their convention at CentrAlia, Thurfdsy,
May 10, 1878, for the purpose Of nomina.
ting clerks OF the supreme and appellate
courts, for said division and district;
The ratio Of rep esentaticn In ssid con.
yensions to be the same a. in the state con.
venti0n.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK,
Chairman.
THos. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
At LARGE.
C. II. Mccormick, c. d. HOLES,
J. b. Mann, W. X, Murphy.
y. r. GODDARD, B.F Burger.
DISTRICTS.
1. r. Y. Godell, II. J. N. Bush,
?. Thos Y Courtney, u. u. + shumay,
2. ThomaSShirley, IL. j. A. Mallory,
!. Richard Bishop, -. John W. Smith,
b. r. n. Marsh, u. W. Cochrape,
9. j. s. Drake, 10. L. B Parsons,
7. w. a Steele. II. II. Z. Geike,
8. =. Du6, 10. T. r. Bou on,
3. w. +. Davidson, 10. q. z. Lsndet,
10 George Edmuuds.
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DISTRICTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
yos CLERK SUPREME COURT, 9. O D.

~ ere auihsrised 70 announce II. a. u. Will.
BANKS, Uf Washington County. Is o candidate
lf0r u1srk OF the supreme Court, Southern Grand
Division, Illinois SUI jse, 10 the de ,!sion OF the
DsmocsAiic = ,minspns commitsee, 10 he held
q Csptralia, Nay lsth 1874 2g77s
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EnEEVAny ps,on WHO Will max.

EoE Any Peson who viii make
NE and forward me list Of the
names Of reliable perOni Of their acquaintance
who wish ~ procurtsR instrument, either Pr
ano OF Organ, ! willuss my best endrav0rs to
sen ITEM one, and fq every piano succeed In
selling 10 their list within one year, will credit
them With $40, and iG every organ q, to be APP
piled on payment o. either piano or organ
anti when II ainOuLtsso U sum sufficient to pay
for any instrument, selected at ,he LOWEST
WHOLESAL. PRICE. will Immediately ship
the Instrument, free, or after any amount is
credited the balance nay be paid ne In cash and
| will then ship then the Instrument, They
need not be known Il the. matter, aud will he
doing their friends real service, as ! shall
make SPECIAL OFFERS 70 tn. IN, selling
SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT for from ONE.
HALF TO TWO.TH RDS what Ia ordinarily
ASKED by agents. Please send me a list OF once,
and after you have nide inquiry, you can add
90 IT, Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington. y
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YoR CLErK or THE APPELLATE COURT
lt ruURTH pIBTICI, ILLINOIS.

We are authorized 10 snnounce W. G. IL.
CRIME, Of Bingham County, ~ q candieaie
~ cJsyk Of ths Appellate tourI, fourth district,
lilfnois, eulJect 10 thu decision Of tho Demo
ersuc cosyeniien called to meet st u trslis,
Nay loth, le7a. c277s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

ANDERSON, the convicted member o.
the Louisiana returning board, has been
sentenced to two yeare In the state peni.
teutiary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

" Sou psisss good and healthy food
| Soue innuy, yos SHOULD also look to
01ksN ~ your baby. FOR oil
~ ssriy chiIdhood, nothing Il
y naD pr. Bull's baby syrup. Is
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aT. LOUIS!

X EMEMBER TIE Cairo and ST. Louis
~ R.k. IL Tho ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE be.
tween Cairo and st. Louis under one man
sgenent; therefore here are no delays at way
stations awaiting connections from O.her lines.
Passengers Going North, Northeast ard Weat
shoud not buy their tickets until they have eY.
amined our Mates and routes
+. G. BUZZ l., G. :. WHITLOCK,
Freight Agt. PASSENGER Agent.
NJ. JOHNSON, Gen'l Manager.
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SlIERIEEIS SALE.

BY virtue of two fee bills 10 me directed, by
The CLERK Of the supreme court seHthern grand
division at Mount Vernon, IN the Site Of lii
nois. in favo, Of John G. Abrssnt It ais. and
against Jason Is. Smith ct ais, hsye levied
upon this following described properly. to-wit |:
lot fourteentl H in rlocs eleven III; lots TWEEN
ty-six t!e>. twsaty-oeveB t27I and twenty
one aud thirty-two (3s), in block twenty.six
t26l. All the above described property Is ejtu-
stci in the city Of Cairo, county OF Alexa der,
and state of llnnois, which shall otter for sale
at public vendue at the front, or west door Of
the courthouse. In the city OF Cairo. county Of
ofFeornaiy, 1878, at 10 O'Clock AIN. Dated
this AFRO, Ill, 18th day OF January. AID 1875.
PETER SAUp, Sheriff.
l-l9-N
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N Tns foreign Affairs committee Of III
house recommend that the United
tDgat6e government recognize Dlaz az
y 0guoldent Of the Mexican republic.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27

cN'eno1Ifoo 2 mao A. r '~~iI afrlnop 0nM
StNSS10i spScS 'Ass3Y q AsaA sSSGV0W
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SCHOOL TEACHERS: i; sSs i So ::;
I. U salary ~ dsvotlng . very ANAL portion Of
5sSr l leisure ZINE 70 ny inte!sst q no. q.
Planes and Organs unless you ~ a 20 but he
service 7 require Of you q be1 plsssasi and
ppe1hblN Full paIticulare IRE. 1ddvss
pAlt0 =. 0xATTy, NashiSSteo. 4, J.
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This stock ry Special attention given Country trade
everything Dry
Goods Please examine goods and prices before You buy
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-22
NEGkTINE

vegetine has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers.
Vegetine is composed OF Roots, Barks and Herbs.
1t Is very pleasant TO take every child likes II.
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VTGoRENE

Is AGREEABLE 10 the taste, GRATEFUL
90 The stomach, and acts eheientiy as -
IATHARTIC, ALTERATISE and Dlt-
RETIC, Its action is not attended with
any unpleasant feeling, neither Is Lam
gour nor debility experienesd, but on Ihe
Its immediate effect upon the digestive
organs, whether impaired by disease or
exhausted from any cause, Is 20 increase
their powers Of assimilation ana nutri-
tion, the appetite being Increased at once
10 those affected with an engOrged con-
iition of the liver, as Biliousness, char
RcteriLed by IA dusLy com pleKion, IA coated
tongue, pasty, bad taste In the mouths
cnpriciOus appetite and sluggish action
of the bowels, with "a sense OF Iullness in
the head and OF mental duilness, NlGOR-
ENE proves most valuable.
Its effect upon the kidneys Is no less
happy, turbid, irritating urine Is
InfinmmaIory and Chronic RHEUMA-
TIsM viii soon disappear by IA persistent
For the cure OF skin Diseases and Erup-
tiops of all kinds, NiGoRENE is most
certain.
VIGORENE is composed of the active
properties of HERBS, ROOTS, GUMS and
BAHks, that Mature alone furnishes,
grent care being taken nh ny s.n as ,nao o1 my
year, and that they possess their hatiye
ThatvIGoRENE has the epowsrtoPUB-
IFY THE BLOOD, ISVIGORATE the
LIVER, and STIMULATE the DIGEST
I'VE ORGANS, is indisputably proven by
those who have given ID IA trial and have
been permanently cured.
We do not ask you 10 try dozen bottles
10 eIperience relief, for we GUARANTEE
you will feel better from the first few
dDses1
yIGORENE Is astonishing the world
with its cures, and Is throwing NIL other
TONES, ALTERATINEs aad INbIiOR-
ANTS, into the shade. Put up In large
bottles, double strength, Requires sma ~
doses, "a nd Is pleasant 10 take,
Price, sI.OO per Bottle.
WALKER L BADGER MFG. co., Props.
Q, !sha g., New ySFf, and Jersey city, ~
THE OBJECT or EATING" new book every
one should read, sent free upon receipt OF one
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HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
MILITARY RECORD.

On Friday the l4th day of April, 1865,
draft was made at Troy to fill the quota Of
Columbia county on the last call of the Pre-
sident
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Bloom
William Morgan Daniel lngold
Allen Cadwallader Henry Seager
Robert Roam w ii Harman
Bernard IL Stohner John We-ley
l-aac Kuhn Andrew Madison
Michael Whitmoyer Solomon Heist
Clark NJ Brown Il Ii Vannatta
H Clay Hartman Oliver \ Jacoby
Jacob Geist Clinton w Neal
John Rnker David w Fisher
Jacob Diehl Charles p Sloan
r f Wilson Robbins
Mills Chemberlin L b Yordy
VIM Gilmore Autchison Fannatta
Julius Greenbaum' David Lowenberg
I Thornton VIM Shoemaker
John Beagham Jacob + Fox
Samel Garringer John w shannon
John Rinard James Mcbride
Lucas y Meyer VIM Edgar
Andrew b Cathcart VIM Howell
Hiram HeGcock Watson Furmaa
Wa,hiugtonsEuckle John Morris
sauelJ J Kelchnee Palemon John
Jacob Suner Samuel Hughes
Robert G Fruit Henry Garrison
David Winner Jouah Townsend
Joseph Morris Peter Downs
Phineas Welsh John Cadman
James McKelyy Samuel NJ Preutiss
Henry Wanich Henry Artwine
Bearer,
David Hinterliter Thomas Miller
John Hoffman Isaac Harringer
Peter knecht Daniel Mensinger
Peter Shellhouse Edmond Schell
John Naus (Naas) Uriah McAfee
John Fry Wash Herring
Peter Fisher n Longenberger
Geo Shuman Morton johnson
Henry Sherman Henry Miller
Andrew Shuman Jacob Baumberger
John Harrine John Singley
Joseph keister John Huntzinger
John Holtz Geo w Hook
Andrew Huntsinger Samuel Moore
Jno DalevsOn Jacob Clingman
Samuel Hinterliter Elias Barringer
Stephen Lehr John Sherman
Conrad Bredbender Henry Hosser
Itlman Rittenhouse John huntzinger
John Drelsbach Nathan Hons
Henry Harninger Isaac Ousback
Peter Slicker Stephen Michael
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