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a MODEST MANS MISTAKE "A Young
gentIeman-the modest man of his sex,
and no less polite than modest, was sitting
in pew rather remote from the light 4
pretty lady sat next to him. Looking on
the floor during the lecture, he espied what
he thought was a lady's handkerchief the
lace trimmed edge just visible from under
her dress. Turning to his pew mate he
gallantly whispered, "You've dropped
your handkerchief, madam" and before
she could reply, he proceeded to pick it
up. Horror. He had seized the edge of
her pet-Skrt, and did not discover his
mistake until the top of gaiter boot
stared him IN the face, and the faint sound
Of a laugh just nipped in the bud by the
application of real handkerchief warned
him of his mistake. "Phancy his feel
inks"
MoRAL.-Don't attempt to pick up any
thing with lace to it before you know
what it is.
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N. WOLLMER, ,

ATTORNEY d. COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
Next Door to the Post Office,
Xanito,coe, IL Wisconsin.
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@ Charlie, my dear, come and get
some candy. II guess won, mind it
now, mother" replied the young hope
ful, as ! have some tobacco in my
mouth
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II. c. SHOVE :,

Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection, Land and Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention given to all business
REFERENCES:
STATE BANK OF WIscoNsIN, Milwaukee.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co, New York.
KsAUsHr, NAcHoD & KUHNE, &c l6>ly
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EI- A woman recently applied for a
divorce to The Duchess county (N. "
courts, on the ground that her husband
habituaily cheHed tobacco,
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Il. II. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office On
York street, north side of the river, Mani
towoc. 42-ly
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o. TORRESOy s. CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hat:
and Caps. Drugs aud Medicines, GIa= s, Nails
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl.If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-29
General Laws of Wisconsin.
Published February 26, 1861.
CHAPTER 46.

AN ACT to amend chapter 126, of the
General Laws of 1858, entitled "Of
Law Schools" and Law Library Asso-
Citations.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented an Senate and assembly, do
enact as totlo'0s
SECTION 1. Section three of chapter
126 Of the General Laws of 1853, is here
by amended by striking out the words
twenty five" where they occur n-said
section and inserting in lieu thereof the
words " one hundred"
SECTION 2. Section four of said act is
hereby amended by striking out the word
i" ten , where it occurs in said section, and
inserting in lieu thereof the word lone"
SECTION g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and publication,
Approved February 81. 1861.
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ID March 6, 1861.
Published March 7. 1861.
CHAPTER So.

SiA.hA L LIN %.
AN ACT declaring the 22d day Of Febru
ary, and the 4th day of July, Holidays.
The People IF the State of Wisconsin,
represented an Senate and assembly, do
enact as foilors
SEC. l. The TWENTY day of Feb
ruary, and the Fourth day of July, are
hereby declared to be Holidays.
SEC. 2. No Court shall be open, or tran
sact any business on the twenty-second
day of February, or on the fourth day of
Suly, unless it be for the purpose of in
structiong or discharging jury, or of re
ceiving a verdict, but this section shall not
prevent the exercise of the jurisdiction of
sny magistrate when it shalt be necessary
in criminal cases to preserve the peace, or
20 arrest offenders.
SEC. 3. Whenever any bill of exchange,
or negotiable promissory note shall be
payable in this State and the third day of
grace, on such bill, OF note shall fall upon
the twenty-second day of February, or
upon the fourth day os July; such prom
issorv note, or bill Of exchange shall be
due, and payable on the secular day next
preceding.
SEC. 4 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March I, 1861.
Published March s, 1S61.
CHAPTER 90.
AN ACT to amend chapter 122, of the
Revised Statutes, entitled OF the forms
Of civil actions, aud parties thereto"
The peopte Of the STATE Of Wisconsin,
represented an Senate and assembly, DO
enact as follors
SEC. !. Whenever it shall appear to the
Court in which an action is pending, eth
er bv the affidavit Of party to the action,
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Published March 6, 1861.
CHAPTER 54.

CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to amend sections 81 and &c OF
chapter 10, of Revised Statutes, entitled
"Of Highways and Bridges"
THE people Of the State Of W'sconSin,
represented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as tollows:
SEC /. Section 81, Of chapter 10, of
the Revised Statutes, is hereby amended
by striking out in the sixth line the words
"an adjoining" and inserting in lieu
thereof "the same"
SEC. 2. Section 6G of the same chapter
is hereby amended by striking out after
the word /" shall in the eighth line the
words "be levied and collected in the
same manner as other town charges " and
inserting in lieu thereof 'on the order of
the Supervisors be paid by the town Trea-
sureI out of any money in the town trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated" i"
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and aftsr its passage and
publication.
Approved March 6, 1861.
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Published March 6, 1861.
CHAPTER 50.

AN ACT to provide for the expenditure of
the Drainage Fund money in the Coun-
ty of La Crosse.
THE people Of the State of Wisconsin,
represented an Senate and Assem5y, do
enact as toiloacs:
SEC. /. That portion of the interest Of
the Drainage Fund which is or NAV here
after become due the County of La Crosse.
or which may have heretofore been paid
to the said County shall be paid out to
the County Treasurer of said County at
the same time tha! moneys due from the
School Fund are paid to said Treasurer,
and shall be paid out by said County Treas
urer on tue order of .he County Board of
Supervisors of said county as hereinafter
provided.
SEC. 2. The Drainage Fund interest
mentioned in Section one of this act, and
all moneys heretofore paid to or received
by said County, on account Of said Fund
now remaining unexpended, shall be ap
piled and expended under the direction of
the County Board Of Supervisors, in open
ing and improving such County or State
roads in said county as may be designat
ed by said Supervisors, and for the purpo-
ses contemplated in this act the said Su-
pervisors are hereby authorized, through
their Clerk and Chairman, to draw orders
on said Treasurer for any aud all sums of
money derived from said fund that are
now or may hereafter come into the hands
of said Sreasurer Provided, That no or
der shall be drawn On said Treasurer for
the payment of any labor that shall not
have been actually performed at the time
of the drawing such order
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect aud be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 6, 1861.
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JOHN MCkEDGH, ,

Wagen, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York treet, over Vim. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work,
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THE WIFE.

The treasures Of the deep are not 90 precious
As are the concealed comforts of man =-
Lock'd up in woman love. l scent The air
Of blessings, when come but near the house,
What delicious breath marriage sends forth
The violet beds not sweeter
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-10-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of special execution issued out
- of the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Howard County, Iowa, at the suit Of
Eli T. Wilder plaintiff, against Conrad Wom-
back defendant, to me directed, commanding
me to sell the real estate HEREAFTER described
or SO much thereof a. shall bs necessary =
satisfy Judgment for the sum Of three hun.
dred, thirty nine and 06-loo dollars DANA
ages, and six per cent interest thereon from
June the 25th 1861, twelve and 10 100 dollar:
ossts which the said plaintiff recovered Of
the said defendant, st tho June term A. D:
1861. Of the said district court, 1 shall soil
ct public auction to tho highest bidder for
cash, on the 26th day Of Octobea 1861, at 10
O'clock A. NJ. Of said day at the front dsor q
the New Court house in Vernon SPRING.
Township In said county, tho following
described real estate, to wit; tho
South east quarter of section No. twenty
seven (27) in Township No: ninety eight (ss)
North Of range No. eleven C1) west in How
Srd County Iowa. Done at SHERIFF. eGoA
Vernon Springs Sept. 9TH, A. D. 1851.
PIT. SEARLS, Sheriff ofssid County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-10-11
St1ERIFFS SALE
State of Iowa,
Howard Co.

RY virtue of special execution issued out
- of the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Howard County, Iowa, at the suit of
Rachel N. Hunter Plaintiff against Weaver &
Bowen Defendants, to me directed, command
ing me to sell the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed, or so much thereof as shall be neces-
sary to satisfy judgement for the sum Of
"ne hundred twenty-nine and 66-1o0 dollars
damages and ton per ceut interest thereon
from June 2etl A D. 1861, seven and CO. 100
dollars costs which the said Plaintiff recover.
ell against the said Defendants Weaver and
Bowen at the June term, A. D. 1861, of said
District Court. shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash on the 10th day
Of November at two o'clock P. NJ. of said day
ut the front door o. the new Court House in
Vernon Springs township in said county the
following described real estate, to wit: all that
parcel of land lying near the north west cor
ner Of the south west quarter Of section thir-
ty four (34( in township ninety-nine (99) north
Of range eleven (1I west included in the
within boundaries, commencing at q peint
On the north line of said lot where the east
line of watar street in the village Of Vernon
Springs intersects said line, thence south
thirteen (l3) rods and eleven (l1) links 10
stake, thence east to stake, thence cast 10
tho east arm of A. H. Harris mill pond, as
the north Of Vernon Springs run, thence
north along said run or branch to the north
line Of said quarter section. thence west along
said line to the place of beginning, estimated
to contain one half acre more or less, with
all the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Done at Sheriff's Office, Vernon Springs
o'' 4 p = s S 1885, Sheriff, Of said cSoas,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-10-11
SHERIFFS SALE.

OI1EN1T = y Ok1AG.
ElY virtue Of a special execution issued out
ID of the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Howard County Iowa, at the suit Of
eli T. Wilder plaintiff; against George g.
l.ouck SarahA. Louck, Perry F.. Burch, Mary
Il. Burch his wife, Pope C. Kirkpatrick, J. 4.
Packard & Co., and Benjamin F. Cottrell,
defendants, to nae directed, commanding me
10 soil the real estate hereafter described, or
70 much Thereof as shall be necessary to salts.
~ Judgment for the sim Of three hundred
fifty one and $4,000 dollars, damages, and
six per cent interest thereon from Jsne 26th
1861, eighteen and 75-l0o dollars costs, which
the said plaintiff recovered OF the said defen-
liant, George G. Louck Ut the June term A.
D. 1861 of said District court. shall sell at
pub lie auction to the highest bidder for cash
IN the goth day of October at ten O'Clock A. N.
of said day at the front door Of the New
Court house in Vernon Springs Township. in
said County the following described real e.
tate, to wit; the north east quarter u-4)
If section No. ten uO) in township
No. ninety nine (99I nerth Orange eleven III
west, in Howard county Iowa.
Done at Sheriffs Office Vernon SPRING.
IT. sEAR.ES, Sheriff Of said County.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

possible yet to obtain anything
like an accurate report ofthe kill
ed and wounded and missing at
the engagement at Belmont on
the 9th inst.
It's estimated that % of the
22nd Illinois are missing
There are thought to lie $50
missing Of the 18th. Col. Lamb
is wounded, not dangerously;
Lieut.. Col Werst killed; Major
missing; Adjutant missing and
reported killed. Logan's regl-
ment, 80 killed and II wounded.
All but Il OF Col. Fouke 5
regiment answered to the roll call
on Tuesday afternoon.
The loss in Bu.ord'S regiment
has not been ascertained. 1t IS
supposed to be not very heavy.
In Taylor's Artillery there
were only three slightly wounded
One hundred and thirty-four
prisoners were taken.
The loss Of the enemy is much
heavier than ours.
No reliable news from Col.
/ Ogilyy's command. 1t is rumor-
ed that he has encountered jeff
Thompson's forces, killing 900
and losing 80.
Belmont has been abandoned
By the rebels.
They have 80 prisoners anC
acknowledge 800 killed, 5u
would not permit Federal officers
who went to ColumLps with .
flag Of truce yesterday, to Wis.
the place to which they conveye,
their dead.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9-Genera
Grant telegraphs from Cairo t
headquarters here that our victor.
at Belmont was complete. W
captured 100 prisoners, and al
: the rebels artillery, but were Oh
) liged to leave part Of the guns be
hind Tor want OF horses 10 kau
them. Some Of the prisoners re
= port a large force was prepann
S to start to re-euiorce Price, bu
our attack will no doubt proven
. it.
Our loss wassabout 90, abou
half killed aad mortally wouade
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

PROCLAMATION ~ his E1cELLEscr OLIVER
P. NORTON, GOVERNOR or THE STATE or
INDIANA.
To Pie PsorLE or IxDAvA: Thursday
the 18th day Of November, ! Isl IS hereby
appointed day Of giving and pray
er, and thc people Of the State Of Indiana
are earnestly requested or that day TO lry
aside tLeir ordinary pursuits end assem-
bic IN their respective churches md at
their family alters, and return thanks 10
Almighty God Tor the bountiful blessings
be has bestowed upon them during the
past year. Let them pray that our national
troubles maypass away thatthe Union may
be restored and CIR Government rreserv
ed; thar our armies may be victorious in
the e-ld, and orr soldiers preserved from
death, and safely returned to their fami-
lies AID friends; that the people Of the
seeding States may be restored to their
right minds and awakened TO sense OF
the awful crime they are committing, -nd
Che far,al consequences they are seeking
to entail upon themselves and posteTity.
In testimony whereof l have hercunto
set my band and affixed the seal Of TIE
State, this eighth dag Of November
l-Cl.
OLIVER T. MoEroN,
Governor OF Tnaiq9a.
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From III souri,.

RoLLA, Missouri, Nov. g.
A correspondent to the St. Louis
Democrat writes as follows:
A portion OF the force sent out
under Col. Grensel into Texas
county to chastise the rebels, who
have for some time infested that
section, returned here yesterday,
bringing nine prisoners, five hun
dred head Of cattle, and forty hor-
ses and mules, the property Of
armed rebels.
Among prisoners are Spencer
Mitchell, Quartcrmaster, aud
Lieutenant-Coloncl Taylor, II
spector OF Gen. NJ Birds Brig.
ade.
Before leaving Houston, Col.
Grensel issued tie following pro-
clamat.om to the people OF the
town OF Houston and county o.
Texas, Missouri.
81 have this day placed upon
your beautiful Court house the
flag OF our Union; leave it il
your charge and protection. |
taken down by rebel hands, | vii
return here aud pillage every
house in town owned by seces
sionists, or those whose sympa
thies are with the rebels. Any
.outrages hereafter committed up.
on Union men, or their families.
will be returned upon the seces-
sionists two-fold. Property Ia
ken from. Union men by the rel,
els, in or out Of the county, must
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

WAsHIxGroy, Nov. Sec
rotary Welles received a dispatch
at two O'Clock this morning from
Com. Craven of the Potomac
hotilll, stating that the rebels at
and below Shipping Point were
on the move, apparently going
southwark, and that the George
Paige had managed to get out OF
Quantico Creek and creep along
shore down stream.
Gen. Mcclellan received sim
liar information.
1t is believed the rebels are
frightened by Gen. Hooker
growing intgenchments, and mean
to take up new positions further
down stream, very likely at Nat.
lthias Point.
The Paige was enabled to es
cape by the flood, which raised
the water so that she could g
close in shore.
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Up 10 TlIIs HnrR.


Every body is waiting in al
most breathless aaxie.y Tor some
thing brilliant to be done by the
Union Army. Well, we rejoice
to have the privilege OF recording
the fact thai, at present, things
look q little brighter.
According to Gen. Grants Off
eiaI report, the fight at Belmont,
Mo, was a complete Union vic
tory and the loss only IS instead
OF three hundred.
The items OF news which we
have CLEANED from Southern re-
ports in relation to the naval ex-
petition is most cheering. They
have effected a successful landing
at Port Royal, shott distance
south OF Charleston; have bonn
bardej Beaufort, the nearest town
and, IL the news is to be credjtedi
they are marching on Charleston.
This, however, is by no mean.
certain. We fear it is not. On
cup Of JOY, for this week, woulC
be full, il We knew that Charles
ton, the Sodom Of the South, wa
successfully bombarded. Bu
there is no doubt that the Fleet i
doing good work and has ALREADY
created great CONSERVATION in tn,
South.
The Union men in East Ten
nessee are destroying Telegraph
lines and Railroad bridges, to pre-
vent the transportation Of rebe
troops and supplies. Ifthis move
ment is successful, provisions 70
Manassas will soon he scarce.
Price has left Wilson's creek
and is again retreatiug South
The army in Missouri is becom
ing reconciled to Fremout's reno
val, and great Improvements ar
promised IN the Western Depart
ment. rs usual, everything
quiet on the Potomac. II is be
lieved that large numbers OF rebe
troops have lett the lower Poto
mac to meet the naval fleet.
There is no doubt about til
defeat OF Gen. Williams by Gen
Nelson at Pikeyille, Kentucky
The rebel loss is 400 killed an
1000 prisoners. So we thia.
our matters are improving.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
BATTLE II KENTUCKY
400 Robots KillCd-l,CoO
Prisoners Taken!

PARrs, Ky, Nov. l2.-Gen.
Nelson met the rebels on Friday
last at pikeyille, Pike CO., ken
lucky, and won mos, glorious
victory.
Second dispatch.-Colonel l..
Moore attacked the rebels in the
rear with 5000 men-Col. Ilar-
ris, Pad OHIO, I'm front. with 600
men. Harris fell back aal Moore
pressing forward till tie enemy
were brought into the midst o.
Nelson whole brigade, when our
forces pressed them upon all sides
killing 500 and taking 1000 pris
OnerS.
The balance were scattered il
all directions.
The loss oil Tie Federal troop.
is small.
Nelson has whipped William.
and Harris. both OF whom Wer,
taken prisoners.
CIxcIxxArl, Nov. l2--The bat
tie a; Pikeville, Ky, lasted o.
Friday and Saturday, and thl
victory was.complste. Gcnoral
Williams ard Harris are anon.
prisoners
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
FROM Galliopolis.

GA1LlpoLIs, O., Nov. IL
Guyandotte, Virginia, on The
Ohio river, 36 miles below this
place, was attacked last night by
600 rebels.
Dat OF 100 Of our troops station
ed there only 30 escaped. The
rest were killed or taken prisoners.
The rebels, both male and ie-
male, fired from their houses on
our men.
Three steamers started back to
Guyaudotte this morning at ten
O'Clock, with about 400 Federal
troops on board from Point Pleas
ant, but nothing has been heard
from them since.
Three steameas passed up
since the skirmish and report not
a person to be seen in the town.
The steamer Empire City has
just arrived from Guyandotte.
The secession inhal itants, il
appears, were looking for the at
tack and had supper prepared
Tor the rebel cavalry, who were
headed by the notorious Jenkins,
and numbered 500.
Eight Of our men were killed,
and considerable number taken
| prisoners.
The rebel loss is not known.
Col. Zigler, 9th Virginia
regiment, on arrival fred the
town, and the principal part j.
now in ashes.
The rebels let about an houl
before the arrival Of Zigler.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

GREAT MogrSl or TRoops.-
By the lst Of December next,
New York will send forward 80,
OD0 additional troops, making her
complement Of 100000. Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut also
have large bodies under moving
orders.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
Fram Washington.

WAsHNGroN, Nov. 10-Gen.
Scott staff has been assigned as
follows:
Col. Collum. to the staff OF
Maj. Gen. Halleck, with the
rank OF Brigldier-General.
Col. Van Rensselaer, succeeded
Col. Scott as Inspector-General.
Col. Hamilton, ON the staff oil
Mcclellan.
Maj. Wright takes command
OF his regiment.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

III NlrfHs ~ D. Decree ard rNtrI fIuu g. fue
directed fr1m ihe Randolph Common Pleas
Court. ! $3.50 expose ip sile af tHe c0Hft house
door BOB So Winchester. folph Couufg.' lHdi-
ABA. Oh SATURDAY. csc
23d day OF November, 1861,
BetNeen iae hoars 81 20 O'Clock 81. r. aud 9
O'Clock b. DID, 80 sa.1 9az. She ioitoaing real
estate. situated 3. randolph county, lnd.laa
% nIf.
Part of the north west quarter of sec
zion seventeen, f7Vg hip nineteen. north
of range l0gr.lcu east. and bounded a.
follows, 90 Wiz: Commencing % tie
north west corner of saI4 quarter section
thmcc Funuia. south on tle section line
% the s7ut1-west corner Of aid qnarter
section, from tlence ea-to n tAe south
inc of saiI quarter % the sonth-cast cor
aer of said quarter section, from thence
north sixty rods 20 stake, from thence
aest sixty four rods % o stake, from
thence north one henlrcl rods % the
inc Of SAID quarter section. and thence
wost on said line r. Sire place OF begin
Ming; estimated 60 contain one hundred
anal twenty acres more OF less.
Executed a. zoe property of Peter In.Her
and Eliza a.. PoiHer, ~ ihe saIt of Nathan
Edwards.
Oct. %, ie0 Gee So ehf 3. e
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14

be returned Immediately. ! here
by give the rebels ten days to
make good all the losses sustained
by Umon families in Texas coun-
". Ii neglected the consequent
ces be upon your heads. | shall
soon return to your county and
see that this proclamation is com
piled with to the letter. Ii YOU
wait for me to execute it, | viii
DO it with a vengeance.
(Signed,) \. GRENsEL, Col.
Commanding Expedition
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-14
From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, Nov.l0-The fall
returns from Maryland shows
that bat one rebel Senator and
six de.egates have been elected.
The House stands GS Union to
Is rebels; the Senate II and s reb-
els of the latter number hold
ing ever, and 6 oil them rebresent
strong Union counties.
Bmdford's majority Is about
$4,000.