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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-30
CENSUS.
Attention Citizens of
Lancaster Dist.

IL AVING been appointed Assistant Mar.
L L shal for the District of Lancaster, |
hereby call the attention of the citizens Of
the Di .irict 10 the following facts, items
&c, hch they will be required to render
in:
lst. individual names, ~ith the name of
ever person whose usual place of abode
on the lst day of June, 1860, was in their
family.
I'd The ages Of each person on their
last birthday previous t. the LIST June, 1860
3D.. Sex, Profession, Trade and 0ccupa.
lion OF each person uver ID years of age
4ih. Value Of Real and Personal Estute,
&c
9th, Birth place Of every individual; each
person married during the wear previous to
the IT Of June. 1860. The number at
School WITHIN the year. Number who can.
not read and write over 30 ye RS cf age
9th Deaf and Dnmb, Blind, insane, Idi-
otic Panprr and Convict.
Tth. OWncrs Of Slaves, number of Slaves
Ages, Sex. Color, FugitveS, (anv who have
ahsc"ndrd after the lst day Of June 1860.
will not bc considered fugitives) The num-
ter mLnumltrd. Deaf and Dumb, Blind,
Insane, ldIotic, number Of Slave Houses.
MORTALITY.
LIST. The name of every person who died
during the year ending June the LIST 1860,
who's" place OF abode VAS ut the time of
death III the family.
ID. Age al his or her last birth day.
81. Sex, Co!cr. Free or Slave. married
and widowed, trhis last applies only to tree
pcr-on>). Blrl!-placr, time If death, occu
patton, cause Of death, duration of illness,
&c.
AGRICULTURE.
lst Maine Of owner of farm or pIan,a
lion. and name of person managing said
plantation.
ID Amount Of land improved amount
GuImprovcd yaluc IF farms value OF farm
inc implements. Numbrr Of live stock.
horses, mules. cows, hogs. sheep, goat. &c.
3D. Value "f home made manufactures.
such as flour, tobacco, cloth, soap. Iallow.
&c. Number of Animals sIau Uttered dur.
in- he year.
I,h. Name Of business aui Manufacture.
capital Invested in real and personal estate.
The cI.izrus of lancaster "iii remember
That they are rCquirri to give in II true ac-
t"nni, aS near AZ they can. These facts are
for the use of the Government. Aud there
are heavy penalties ANNEXED for refusal to
give the Information required. They need
not tear exposure of Ih"ir private affairs.
"S it Is rNp,cIrd the Census Tnkcr will not
~" tins aI"rma'ion to their injury or dis.
advantage. | earnestly request that the
cjtzrn- hr prepared 10 give the information
required wilhOu, unnecessary DELAY, M the
work IS expected io lee done with dispatch
II thrY would draw oil on sheet Of pa
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THE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, May 25 5-CoTToN.-The
ira rsnclions to-day were limited TO some
400 bales, at extremes ranging from 81 to
lie.
Ntw York, May 25.-The Cotton mar
Rst was dull to-day, with sales Of 800 bales.
Inc sales in the past three days sum up
$500 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 25 The Cotton
market was quiet to day, with sales of $500
bales MiddIing IO5 alIc.
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Obituary,

Departed this lie after u h-ef iinrs, OF
TNpn"ti Dysen,ery, James Franklin, son Of
lirain dsd Middle THilty, late of lnncas.
ter DIST, :. &.
The subject Of this notice w.s born May
l,t. Is. .. aud departed this lie May 18Th,
1860. lie was the youngest child OF eight
brothers and two sisters, seven of whom
sti.i sur>i,c him--twO next youngest bro
theirs having died in 1858, Of the same dis
ease.
Death is an unweicome AID terrible mes.
SCI ger when contemplated by the old aud
drcrcnit but when he comes ard hyrs his
cold ard iron grasp ur"n the young, buoy =
ant and athletic, how mnch more uuwcl-
come and Appalling. lie Was just in the
bloom Of life, enjoying unprecedented
health, was strong aud nclive, while there
was not one of his associates and friends
who had more fsItering prospects OF loug
life than ne had but we arc taught the
lesson here, that "in the midst IF life we
are IN death and that, "man that is born Of
a woman is Of few davs and full Of trouble ~
Yet glorious thought, though the Christian
die, vet ''shall he live" For CHRIST is the
resurrection and tie life"
Tie Was not member Of any Church,
yet We have reason TO hope that he is a
member Of that Heavenly family, where
denominational differences are unknown.
where sorrows, pam and death shall cross
his peaceful breast no more where pleas.
ures unsulIied and perpetual are. Two
months ago he experienced II change ia
heart which sOaced and comfOried him in
his dying hours. lie said he VAS not ufGaid
10 die. lie has left mother, brothers, sis
ters and many relatives aud friends 10
mourn his early and melancholy demise.
May the God of Heaven sauctify his death
To their eternal good. =. Of l..
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FOR SALE Or RHNT !
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
L Sale or Rent, this desirable
W Altering PLACE.

situated on the Stay Road. leading from
Camden Ia lanrastcrvii.c. 27 mil.S above
the former and - miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable of accommodating
from sixty TO nte hundred persons The
nrighborhood i ihirilv settled, the people
moral and Intelligent The quality ue the
Water has been 50 long and iavorably
known that II reference to is scarcely
nrcc>snr,; it ha. Lccn pronounced by com
petrmt jrdgr..cqunl 20 any water in the State
and for the cure of some Diseases superior
To any.
To purchaser, any indulgence as TO tir, e
that may be desired, will be- given also
any qunn,ity of the adjoining Land that NAV
be desired, will be sold with the SPRINGS
Persons having an inclination to this Kind
of business, would do well lu upply To the
~ub>criurr. a. he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchaser or lessee
For further particulars. address n,e at
hanging Rock p. O, K"r-haw District,
=. {. JAS. VI lNGRAM.
sS- On the premises i an excellent
Store House for merchandising. dcre ectly
upon the road In front Of the Hotel and
Cabins. 1t il considered on" al the best
stands for business that the up country at
fDrd-. J.M
Jinnary i, lS6O.-i7,f
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Il Otioe to CT editors

Alfred Knight, aud wife,
w.. ! Bill far Partition
Aaron Phillips, Et al
The creditors OF Elijah Phillips and Sa
rah Phllins, deceased, are notified to pre-
sent their demands and establish the same,
before the Commissioner on or before the
18th dav Of June 1860.
JAMES Ii. WITHERSPOON.
c. l.. L. ID.
May 3O'h 1860, l5-3t pf Sl.75.
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One Of the Mo Prevalent, and at the
same time Troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human fesh, is the Fever aud Ague.
For long time the medical world have been
continually bringing forth numerous specifics
Tor It's permanent cure but all without effect
DR.. J. Hosteiter, an experienced and celebra-
ted physician, has succeeded in fuynIshing the
public with valuable preparation for the cure
oi Fe,v, aIri . 1ue. The steady ard increasing
demand lately made Tor the "Bitters," aud the
universal success attending its use, have made
for il a reputation unsurpassed by any specific
Of the kind. For the cure Of the Fever and
Ague, Dr. Ilosteuer's celebrated Stomach Bit
ters must and should claim superiority over
ANY other preparation extant. May.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. sw- See advertisement in anoth-
eT column.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

The friends Of the HON. GEORGE
McC. WlTllERSPOON. announce hun
Candidate tor reelection to the State SEN
ate, from Lancas,er District.
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MIX. EDITOR :--Plea,c annuunce IiR.
AMOS NCMANUS, u candidate for The
Oliice OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obigc His
MANY FRIENDS.
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Z state Notice.

The undersigned with the view Of max.
ing final settlement of the Estate of Il. $.
Baily, deceased, on or before the first of
June next, calls upon all persons indebted
10 said estate TO pay up; and all persons
having demands against said Estate, in the
way of settlements pending, or otherwise,
are advised that this notice will be plead in
bar 10 all such claims brought forward as.
ter LIST June.
w. NJ. CONNORS, Adm'r.
April 4, 1860. 8if
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MIR EnIroR.-fou will oblige many
friends by placing the namc MAJ J. T.. kut-
edge, in nomination for Reelection to In.
lower branch OF the State Legislature.
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MR.. EDITOR You will ohlige many
friends by placing the name Of ]. Williams,
Esq, III nomination for re election To the
lower branch ofthe State Legislatures.
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Land for Sale.

~X~ TIE UNDERSIGNED OF
@I sl& ters for sale his Plantation
SMA AEIs& whrrron he now lives. con.
ssssss tanning $40 acres. living on
the man road leading To Camden. where The
Cane Creek aLd Mcdonald, Ferry roads
lntcrscct. A good dwelling house with five
large rooms, with good parlor and entry.
= new Gin house and Screw a rood
thrashing house and running yea. 10 it -
new Barn well stabbed ronnd \ No. well,
n good water as is in the district and all
necessary ou,bui.diugs for negroes. \ good
Black s'uith shop, &c
Situated five mites S0nth Of l.ancaster-
vile. -Four hundred acres are under fen .e
Come and ioUN for yourselves, will give
bargin in the place, as is is my intention
to sell. ! will put i, up 10 The highest bid
der on the lst Monday in AngIst. it not
sold before. y. J. MClLWAIN.
May 9, 1860. l3rf
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LUMBER FOR SALE,


TINE subscriber has now on hand at his
l. Steam Saw. Mill, Il large quantity of
wei! seasoned Iamber, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. A large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, if pur.
chosers prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind of lumber may OBJ.
tain bargains by applying soon.
sS" Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invited to
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr Kibler or Mr.. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business connec :
ted with the Mil.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, Aft
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce MIR.
JESSEE B. MO8LEY, candidate to rep
resent Lancaster District in the lower
branch OF the next Legislature, AMI oblige
his NUvEpo1rs Fn,pxn,
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FOR CONGRESS-

W" are authorized To ammo Incc Cot. G.
w. MILLER, Of Marion, candidate to
represent the first Congressional District OF
South Carolina in the next Congress.
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FOR CLERK.

The friends of JOHN a. SrENVMAN
announce him candidate for re election for
Cicrk of the Court, for the ensuing term
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL.
YORKVlLLE, S. c.

IORKVILLE, S. G.
EHE Principals of this Institution take
L great pleasure in informing their pat
r"n- and the public, that their corps Of ex.
pefirnccd Instructors has been rr nforced
by the arrival of Lieut.. ]. w. JAMESON,
who has been for some time past in Pals,
France, pTeprring specially rs their teacher
Of French.
Tcrms-S20O per school wear Of ten
months, payable 800 at the beginning and
middle ot each year. This amonnt covers
every expense except that Of clothing. -
Pupils will Ge charged from the month OF
entrance. None will be- received under IL
% over !s years o' sgc,cr who cannol read
nnd write with facility. Special attention
paid 10 the preparation of bows for the Col.
lrge and thc Military Academies Of the
State. Applications for adnitlance will be
made To the Principals.
Maj NJ. JENKINS, i,
Capt. a. COWARD, "nc'P"'s'
May lo, l4--9t
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The friend, OF Capt. J. B. COU$ART
announce him a candidate for Sncritr fof
Lancaster District, al the eIsuinL term.
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Mr. EDITOR The many friends of Mr..
u. J. HANCOCK, announce h;n II caudi-
date for Clerk of the Court for the cnsuiug
term.
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HoIIDWay's Ointment and Pills, n certs in
Remedy for Ulccrous Sores Jeremiah
Henderson, Of Wiln.intOn, N. c., suffered
for seven years and five months with six
ucerous sores on his leg, and thee on his
arms, which defied every kind Of treatment
although he used some Of the most noted
remedies for the cure OF the same, both in
lcrnaI and external, il " as without avail
At last, he had recourse to tiolowsy's Oint-
ment md pills which quickly caused the
wounds To- have an improved appearance,
and by continuing with these remedies for
ten weeks, he was completely cured, and
has ever since enjoyed the best Of health.
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FOR THE LEGISLATUaE.

We sre authorized 10 anroance MR.
JOSEPH CLARK, Il candidate for Repre-
sentative in the lower branch of the mex,
Legislature.
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Hardware
LEATHER,

I have just received supply Of first rate
Il tcmlock Sole, Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enables me to furnish a
superior article OF boots and shoes on as
good terms as they can be procured at 9th
I places, and warranted to be fifty per 'ent
better than Northern made work.
ipay Ia cents pc. ID for good dry Hlaes
in trade, and $6 per cord for Tan Bark.
OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March %, 1860. 1t.
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ELLEN CAMP BELL;
OR.
KINGS MOUNTAIN"
o
IN THE
YORAVILLE ENQUIRER

FOR THE 7TH OFJUNE, will be com
menced the publication OF this THRILLING
and beautifully written
ROMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION,
by one Of the cleverest and most promising lady
writers Of our State-Ms. MARY y. EWART,
Of Columbia IL is a spitit.stirring story of oil.
den times OF love OF the patriot soldiers he
roism and devoton--a glowing tribute to the
noble character, the patient endurance, the
terrible sacrifices, and the christian virtues of
the women Of Carolina in the days Of 1880. IL
should be read in every household, where a
memory Of the past is cherished and with
those who appreciate native talent, will create
a sensation
Besides this, the EsQuIsER viii present each
week, fund OF reading, maturey and carefully
written. IL is edited by Aessrs. Sam1 W. Mel
ton, VIM w East, and JAS. Wood Davidson ;
and has upon It's list OF constant contributors,
severai Oft best pens in the State.
eH- The price is Two DOLLARS per year
for sIx months, OsE DOLLAR. Send immediate
ly to
T. N. GRIsT, Proprietor, Yorkville, s. @.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Healthy human Blood upon beipg -
a IN AN IVY ~


always presents Us wiihthe SAME essential element
and gives ofcoursethe 7 THUhsTAAD DAh hDs' Analse
the Blood ola person suffering n0m Consumption, 4,
Liver Complaint, dyspepsia kyofule. 4c,, ahd We
find in every IN tance eenaH deHeIeneles ~ the req
globues OF Blood. Supply these dtheieBeIes and you
arc made we'll The BLOOD FOOD II fOuDded upon
Ibis Theory hence IL astonishing snecess ...A
70 all suffering from consumption, ,lnelpient or con
hrmed or from debility ofshy kind:or from mental
Or nervous prostraiion brought on rs any eauss or
from serofnious complaints; from diseases 81 the
kIdneys and 20 ladies' suffering any Of the msn! dis.
ressiDg complaints 70 which their sex ure lHble aug
which sBgender e0nsumphon. the Blood pt-
fered as certain ard reliable remedy piHernein
every parculas from the pnteut medlcineso' the day.
IT'S a eEen,iesf combination ofirOn. snlphur and
phOsphOrus Of very great worth. and many hundreds
bear glad and grateful testnony'o The benefits tbas
conferred on them. b. =
! We have changed the color Of the Wmpper from
Red to yellow: and the lie OF the Bottle t0e oZ
Be careful see that the slmils flour sgnatuFe
| is on Ihe OutSide wrapper. aF -. rs
| Price Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle. sold by
| cHURCH& DUPONT,
Sole proprietors. 400 Broadway, New York.
\ And JOHN -. PARK.
| SURE, LCKSTEIN & COZ Cincinnati
| BURDSAL g. Bro,
! f. SEAMAN s. co,
For sale by Kaufman q Co., Lancaster, Ohio, end
by all respectable Ionghoui the county.
f-PDr. Guiitord can BE- eonsulted a. our once (No
100 Broadway eitber er,onaily or by Letter
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Fnirfleld County Fair.

Our present county fair exccls any OF
its predecessors, AT 10 O'Clock on Thurs
day more than nine hundred entries had
been made. The stock stalls are all full;
agricultural hall l., better filed with a
lal ger AMI greater variety Of vegetables
than even lastryear.
Floral Hall is past description, Bloom
ing with beauty and taste Mechanics
hall displays many valuable inventions,
The whole thing, may be put down as
d great success, rejecting great credit
upon our people. The grounds are alive
with men. wom,n and children, and eve
ry avenue of mgress and egress thrOngfd
to overhowiug. Ten thousand would be
moderate estimate of the crowd.
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DUFF & McCoY's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
by reference to our new Advertisements
It will bs not iced that this Institution be-
gins its regular fall and winter course ol
studies on the lst. Of October next,
We can with confidence recommend the
Young men of our country who desire a
thorough and complete knowledge of the
science of Book keeping, and correct
style ofbusiuess wiring, to attend the Co,
lumbus College. 500
The proprietors who are always up with
the times, have introduced during the past
season, some new and important features
in their course of study, which meets will
the favor Of the best business men in ouI
city, and are destined to become the metho'
Of conducting ths Books of all Business
Houses that look to brevity and clearneS
in the keeping Of their accounts Th
school opens well for largely increased
business OHIO State Journal.
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oongrs.., ] zoo m.li Rspub!ie.n, gsln .

Congress, 200 maj; Republican gain Of
600. Meigs county, Horton, ;,4oU maj.
Republican gain Of 600. ge
Washington coun ty-Buter, (Rep,)
for Congress, 456 M il with eight town
ships to hear from.
Fourth DistiIet-Allen, (Dcm,) re,
elected to Congress by l00n,aj. a
Montgomery county -.Whole Democrat.
ic ticket elected. except the probate Judge
and Whisky Inspector.
Seventeenth Distlict--Morris. D { Dem J
probably reelected TO Congress By 800
maj. E
Green county-Full returns, LOO
maj. for Brinkerhof; balance State ticket
,225 mai.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 10, 1t is ihought the
Republican majority on the State ticket
will reach 10000
l. is reported that Warren P. Noble,
Dem is elected from the Ninth District
| This is Democratic gain. IS tt.
Muskingum county gives Smith for su-
promc Judge about 400 majority; Demo.
cratic gain of $50. Attorney General and
Board Of Public Works about tie. Dem.
ocra,ic county ticket except clerk elected
by 200 to 800 majority. The Bell men
voted the straight Democratic ticket ex-
cept for Stambaugh and Backus. The
Congressional district is very close with
chances in favor Of Cutler { Rep Jewett
(Dem. has 40 mai, in Muskingum. Cut.
Ter (Rep) has $50 maj. in Morgan.
Clinton Co., (oficiaD Brinkerhof 9l9
majority Murray 995 majority. Repub
lican County ticket elected by $50 major
ity: Republican gain 293.
Guernsey Co.. Theaker (Rep for Con
gress 496 NAL. ;Brinkerhoff 425 maj .;wholt
Republican County elected.
Stark Co., 400 Republican majority; q
gain Of 700.
Portage and Trumbul! few returns
show considerable Republican gains.
Warren Co., (official] Murray ovel
Stambaugh LOAF. Brinkerhof S78 ma
jority. Tom Corwib's majority l,l29.
Ashtabula Co. Briukerhof, 3,6oOmajOr
ity. Republican gain Of 900
Lake Co--Brinkerhoff's maj 1850;
gain Of nearly 600.
Washington Co--Very close on Sta''
ticket; will not be 80 votes either way
whole Dem county ticket elected.
COLUMBUS, o. Oct. 10, 8 P. M-Th
= Rep majority on State ticket will be owe
10000 The Congressman will probabl.
stand l3 Rep to 8 Dem.
10 dis!rict--Trimble (Rep) is elected
= 18th district--Nugent, (dem) maj 92O
9th district--Ashley's election is con
L ceded by over 100 majority.
Hardin ,Co--Rep maj 167; a gain G
142 over Dennison's vote.
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ONO ELECTION.

Zanesville Chy.-200 Democratic ma
iority. Heavy Republican loss.
Eor%slk. = Brinkerhof and Sherman
2S4 maorty; gain Of "a over Denni-
sons vote. t1ls# .r.'s5 e.Ef~@ 4
Lorain county.-In thirteen townships
Brinkerhoff /, 400 majority; gain OF 800
over DenrisOn's vote.
Scattering returns from Huron and
Summit counties show Rep. gains over
las. Gov. vote. : l sr.
Columbus.-Galloway (Rep) for Con.
gross 40 majority, a gain over last year
Of S46. f, 49,, ! f
Lancaster. = Martins majority 241;
Democratic loss Of rs.
Meigs county .-Horton's majority L.
800.
Chilicoths and Scioto townships De-
mocratic gain of II. Supreme Judge
Smith 9o4; Brinkerhoff $40. Congress
/ IIutch,us (Dem) 776; Trimble (Rep)
7SS; Rep. gain lO9
Springfield township gives Hutchius
! 80 majority.
Wilmington -Four townships Repub-
lican majority 290; Rep. gain 80.
Circleyille city and townships-Cox' s
majority 3ll. Large Dem, gain.
=, Cleveland City and Cuyahoga county,
Republican gain 1900.
Summit county, Twelve towns, Pep
publican gain $50.
Lorain Co.-Rep. gain, 300.
Scattering returns from towns in tn
, Northern part Of the State indicate th
success of the Republican State ticket.
Washington coun.y.--Ma Marietta city ant
1 township complete - Brinkcrhotf 671
smith Sci; Dem. gain ofllq.
a Congress-Cutter (Rep.) 698; Jewet
: (Dem} 466. Dem. gain of l9. Report
a from four additional townships gives
. Dem gain Of II.
t Springfield city-Republican majorit
). 225; Republican gain 30.
Defiance county. Three township
S,eadman (rJem( for Congress- 80 maiol
h i.v Republican gain 4e. Defiance IT