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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

TELRGRAPHIC CONTAMINATION REOPENED.
ATLANTA, Aug 25.-A special to the Appeal, dated
Mobile "a h. says Jha. tcie aphc communicat on with
Grenada aud intermediate points is reopened The,
lines beyond tirensd. and Watsraly will DE up to-
morrow. jams Ric-a rdsou late operator at Senate
b.a, is missing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
REPORTED ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY IN NORTH
CAROLINA

RALxIGH, No, August 25tl.-r.e Safe journals
Kuston es2oadeut says the Yankees preparD
to advance fro Newbern. Tae force there is eight
thousand strong, and rsintOrcemeuts coming. They
are provided with railroad iron to relay the track OF the
Atlanic Rlroli ,agilry ami infantry have been
ieeliog our 10 c near Blrriuger's ferry
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS


~ AGAINST THE CONFEDERATE sfATEs-Ths un az.
sFned wi connu Heretofore give his emitting att n
on 10 the pIoseeut Of class OF Inns sganst the
eminent Hts ng experience In tie settlements Of claims and
accoUns give him peculiar advantage in the management Of
such business.
Contractors with she Pos; ocs Department. whose
carrying the mails prior to Is June, lsG
and hasng claims against the Department fer
supplies rend sred will fud Interest 10 cor
suit him.
Ps-oled prisoners Of wa Who g'y discharged wLns
parole obtain they clothing
ng upon corresponding with him. lie give attention
10 the nerpeua Ion ~ tmC the or loss
property. Deceased ssdiers claims attended heretofore
Grateful for the condolences Already
ed he saely promise all may emrog him that will
faithful and diligently at'endt their interests.
lie takes the berry Of referring the gentlemen belos
'of tes imonias Of character, &c
Rev HOOK, Richmond, Va.
Rev SAMUEL L MOoRMAs, Eishu ond Va.
BlAIR a Co Rich rond. Va.
Hoa J W CROCHETr W EEISG and
wG hACBRS, ReIresen Atiyss from Kentucky
Hon CLAEg, Senator from MLeur.
Hon Hr VEsT Representative from Missouri.
And menb,rs generally Of the Legsleiurc
EDWARD NJ. CLARK,
my o0-Sm once, No. Law Building, Richmond, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

as. enahei to presen. complete list of Represent
ives Hec. from Alabama Congress- lst District T. J
,,,eeer; % do, Vim. Smith; Sd DO, W. r. ". COtb {;
p4.h d., VI II. CruiSshank; DO, F. 5. Lyon; oh
60, W. p CaIt5u; 7.h do. David ClOp.on Sth 20 J.
L. Pugh; 9Th d.. J. : ckirsJu. 1, will be seen from
the above that the delegation to tie House of Repre-
sentatves stands did before, Ri,h the exception Of
the Representative for the third forth and ninth dis
tric.s Mr.. Cobb, who succeeds Ne Rails, vii! be re-
msmbered As Repre- sentative at W ishingtOn for many
ysa-s. Mr. CrgikshsnS takes the place Of Mr. Curry,
and Mr.. Dickinson that Of Jlig Dargan, who was not
csnoid-ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBCRIBER IN
Ia Fluvanna county Va the So Of Mag last my MO-
he six feet high, black rather slender, bot
out the right believe, knock kneed and turned
omewhat SIDE between elbow and shoulder
knife, voice. had jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform pants He and OF
vi h s,me soldier will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fta-
ken the State atty the Stats, twenty eve II taken
Ia Fluvanna adjoining county f. IL either be
Hyered 10 me o placed 10 jan 90 that get him.
GEO. W. PETIT,
iyl4-d2aEH P. o. "D1ie," Fuvanns, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

II DR. NJ. II. MILLER has removed his
once Governor PoWhAtan House corner
gveeth and Capitol streets. Once hours from o'clock
A -, and fron Jpn. aug3a-SVs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
SALE OF LAND IN PLUvANNA COUNTY,

SALE OF LAND IN FLUVANNA COUNTY,
PURSUANT To A DECREE OF The
Circuit Court Of Fuvanna county made at Its April Term
l. the CT "ALdersol Hughes, trustee John W.
Hughes e as" shall, Commissioner appointed by said de-
that purpose of FOR SALE TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of
september next, on the enises, At public auction,
TRACT OF l75 ACRES OF LAND,
lying In said county place called Bovesvie and adon-
ing the lsads George Wight Mrs. Mary A. Hughes and
upon very the land mineral springs,
formerly place Of resort and thought to POI properties
o. a highly meuicinsl character.
The ighbohood healthy and desirable Church IA
ciHts good
The bu dings consist Of Awo Dwelnghou with several
and the usual outhouses in tolerable repair
ANDERSON HUGHES,
li-ctds COMMIT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:-At Rules held in the
Clerks ONCE OfHalli4x County Monday the Sd day Of
August, 1893
Wn. r. Crews, Plaintiff,
Bghnt
Eppa H. administrator Of sally Sparrow the children Of
Nancy Vaughan whose unknown Edmund Tucker
Tuekr, jams Tucker David Canada and Harriet his
Wife Mathew Vaughan Polly Bryant Edmund Collins aud
Eliza, his wife; LAoon Collins aud sally his vie, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
It appearing, by satisfactory evidence that the children Of
Nancy Vaughan whose unknown HRhew Vaughan
Polly Bryant Edru % Collins and Elzl his wife, Labon Collins
and Sally ai of the Of Vaia, Is
ordered that they do appear here within month after due
what protect their in
suit the q which for sale " the land and
negroes sparrow died possessed o. In the COUNT OF
Halifax proceeds divided among thu parties entitled
that OF @ order be nsetedin the Richmond
Whg weeks, aud posted a. the
House u this county the first day Of
the next county court.
A eopy--Teste.
WIN. s. HOLT, Clerk.
f. BiRKspALK Jr P. O. auI-w4E
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May, 1868.

The above poitponed until WEDNESDAY the 10th day
OF September next when vii be made the terms ami at
place alb stated. EWD K. CHAMBERS.
an6-dim+
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AEREsF o. A FozGEA. - Alexander d. Cael.S1Oi
was arrested on Tuesday charged With forging checks
on various firms. For years back he had been
engaged BY various houses clerk but a! the time Of
his arrest was clerk in the auction house Of Lanies
Tons-Qa i Co. Ca Tuesday, NJ. Jacob Ezekiel, who
had casb%a cleek To- $3.50 became suspicious that it
was no. al -, end made The necessary iIqu ries of
tie Ern. F-5..N THAI he had been imposed upon,
Ezekiel prs A., " Tu the Ct iers upon his track and
hs wss SOM ;. Among those who have been
the victims Of ,t: mans rlscaiity are p. X. White
Hm. n. Go, H., Adcock sni Hundley 4 Canoe.
as accused was ARIA ned before the Mayor yesterday
40 The i,yss i,,,:,I On was postponed 0 Friday.
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Y. MOORE. r. bAYss, C. B. HOOD
MOORE. BAYNE & co, No. l47 Main

VI street Lyuchburg Va, Wholesale Grocer and com1ls
Merchants Of Manufactured and Smoking Tohae-
10 will receive and sell suger, Mol Whes crn Forr
laeon Leather and all kinds Of country produce All sales
promptly reported accompanied with he nett proceeds 'sfee
iaol-1y
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DOARDING-

DOARDING-
THE ,MEJIA SPRINGS IS NOT CLOSED, has been
u VIII be kept open for guests during August and Sep
per month Of 2s DAYS. e85 week. per day.
There viii conveyance every day a. Jeersve Depot Va
tske persons 70 the Springs. susls-i0r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

A YOUNG Lady, Of the country, of good
IA family good opporun ties for acquiring educaton
year exp Teacher In her fathers family, and comps
instruction IN uSo the Piano, French and the
English Branches In the present state the country when
there Southern teachers, Is willing 10 contribute her
mite IN behalf Of education. situation In private family
school Of not more preferred Should fall
Satisfaction any respect che v-ui wish 70 know It; aud Il
would be hyi pleasure 10 leave.
References required and glyea. Address
Miss NJ L. N.
au2O- d2ay2ws Box 752, Redmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

Presentation. John 7. Monroe, the depOs ed
N .yor Of New ORLEANS arrived in Richmond day or
two ST. c. and is stopping at the SpotsWOOd Hotel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
hsda ror tbs renewal Of Va State Registered
500 No 74 Issued George W. Carroll August l2th ls6S-
IA A bonflhaying been lost. WzI-laW6mo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
mEnICAL CAnp-oFPICE PRACTIoE.

DR. PLUME, of the old Medical House, con-
~ fines aself mainly TO Office practice on Franklin 81
e below the Exchange Hotel and gonay opposite Odd Eel
lows Hail. where skul and confidential treatment may pc o.
tanned reasonable ThSe Whe have been epose 70
cert ain contagious ailcents, invited TO call early
Communications by mail otherve, promptly attended TO-
once open from A. A. till 9P NJ
EtoHAfoND. nOt4-y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

ArPsEuISDED RAlD.-Iof)rmauOn vas received in
Lyu,hbu-g on NOndly that the enemy, three thousand
sIong, pr,sing cur forces back at the Warm
sfings and q 'earsd they would attempt raid en-
tie Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad. The forces in
LgucAbug a, cu,e placed under orders to be pre-
rarsd 20 laoye a. a moments Office.
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.

HAVING secured the services of Comman-
der OF teH yeAr Naval experience The Boad has dets
ansd operations frthgh M ie mat purpose
Persons DIES ring bsrbe urged do ta without dly
AS IN books viii closed the capital made
'.19-ts J. H. kfPERsoa, IT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

NlRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks
One, OF Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond, the 9Th
day OF August 1865:
H. W. Forbush, partners under the and
style OF ". Peterson 4 Co., Pihs,
Against
Charles A. Brockmeyer, De'ft.
IN CASE.
Obi this suit the defendant $7S5 with
iates the l day OF August 1852 and affidavit having Teen
and 6d that the dfenUant above named nonresident
OF Commonwealth the said defendant Is required pear
Ehin month after due publication hereof and do what Is
Necessary to protect his interest In this suit.
Aoopy-Teste
BENZ. POLLARD
Olerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
VIRGINIA, To WIT At Rules held in the
Cerk once HaIfax County Monday, The 81 day Of

Clerks ONCE Of Halifax County Monday, the 81 day Of
Augu,t, 1868.
Daniel Gsode, Plaintiff,
against
JohI Goode VIM Goode Maria Stewart vile OF James Stewart
kaLcy Guthrie, Stgar wife OF Johnson stewart, Polly
Guthrie wife Of Jelss Guthrie, szemore vie OF Taldy
kizemore Lucy Hudson wife Of Ambrose Hudson, De's.
IN CHANCERY.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the children Of John
GoOde Whose unknown the children OF Ha ode,
whose unknown; se Stewart mar led his wife, the
ciirea Nancy Guthrie, whose unknown; JJhn
Sdsan, his wife, Guthrie Poi his We
drew szenore and Osaly, his wiz, Ambrose Hudson ard
Lucy, bic wife, not rtgldenis Of the state a
Virginia. il cre ed hat they appear here within
pubhcs ion here and do Whist 10 protect
their interest th OH OF which for sale Of forty
ges1 ' widow Of Din GooJe, deceased
held by her for and during her h and hs proceeds d.
among parties eniet thereto and that copy this
Richmond wig week for four
and posted st the front door Of the Court House
ibis coruy the first day Of the county
wM. s. HOLT, Clerk.
T.. BARKsDALE, Jr., Z. O 1u7--W4H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GEsL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August 22i 1888. !
GENERAL ORDERS,

dhNERAL ORDERS, n
No, III.
J. Permanent posts and depos established By the Quarter
masters Department the special control Of the
Quaemater General though subject TO the inspection Of the
log officer Of the department In which they lQcated
H. Changes the assignment OF Off stationed AZ such posts
and depoF III be only through Crers from this Office and
change the location Of posts and depo Willie ordered by the
Department except under circumstances Of strong
In which OF tuch changes with the
therefor, viii betanmed to the aaut and inspector
Generals office
By oIder.
(signed) 5. COOPER,
aug 25-1W Adj't and Inspr Gen'.
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NuhhIlVi I 10 II1Iu1l ' n
JNO HAR', b. A. Principal and Proprietor
THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPT. 20,
"A end ends last OF June. Number Of Boarders limited
es Of study, c. apply 70 the Principal ~ unsf
loitesvihe. AZ lS-oASsH'
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A Y. STOKES d. co,
IA AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco

n L len llON :!
IA authorized recruit Company OF Youths IS
is age for Col Munfor . STALLION. Recruits
listed for ~ months only, and the duty local aud special
Uniforms and Ra ms furnished sooR the O.mPGDy
ganlzed.
guard N, at the Wing Once, 70
GEO r. E0NDCRANT,
Aagl2-2w Captain and Recr1 ing Ofies-
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aul2-dtNoV
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0uTI2-CIu
rY-Pe;crsburg Express" Staunton "Vndicator,"
"iepublican" Lexington "GaEe,te Wytheville "Dis-
pc tch," ara Abingdon "Vrgnnn" will publish once
week till day Of session, and forward account to this
Dgpartmeut
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~ Soon viii be presented New Psy, rAmatsed from
Miss BrAddCns great wok q the for this Theatre,
AURORA FLOYD
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G1R0 REWARD.

NOTIoE-The doors open hspast Z. Performance COM
menee At a quarter past O'Clock precisely.
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aagl2-2w

M &. JOHNSON, Successor OF Alex Hill
Co.. Manufacturer Of Ladies and Gentlenen's Boots
and Shoes, up s'ars l2T Main street, Richmond, Va:
All klnis q Lides' cd Gsaemens Boot5 shoes Bsds to
ia .2-is D. E. WRIGHT, Gutter.
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DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE i wish to

eulI 2g Tor District NO. j.
Richmond Enquirer Examiner and Sentinel Lyrchburg Repub
lean vignian Danv Appeal, copy weeks and send
TO Mai n Tanlahll. PsteIsfurR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27

w ANTED, in large or small quantities,
w Talow Kitchen Gre Dsmsged lard Bacon, for
which the highest price will ren, either in cash. family
~ toilet sosp Hotels restaurants hoasskeeper
their Grease removed once twice week by I'D esDg
VIM G. WEBB 4 CO.,
Manchester Soap Works,
Care ofTAKDY & WILLIAMS
isli-u 18th and Cary streets.
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NJ ANTED Information as to the wherea-
bouts Of H TUCK pryEt; Ia Company d, Capt. Vim.
Turner SD Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Afm5teads Biz
sde Plckelts Division Rhen last heard from he la
shenandoah county, Va. He Is about six feet hg c.
M blue eyes ard dark hair Al h relatives feel much ABHiy
bout him any INFORM lol concerning him will gratefully
received by his isther
When last heard from deranged.
Any furnishing the desed information will be literally
garded by addressing
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
UPPER SANDuSKY. O.
Friday Morning, Oct. l6, 1868,
The Election on Tuesday i'll Crane
Township.

The election in this village on Tuesday
passed off quietly. From the hour of 6
A. M. until P. NJ, the contest went
forward, both parties working with a will,
and each determined, upon getting out
the entire strength of their respective par
ties. But to the honor of our people,
IL to the good reputation of our village Il
township, be it said that, although, the
mercury in the political Thermometer ran
exceedingly high, good state of feeling
was preserved between the two parties, and
nothing occurred to interrupt the peace of
society. 1t was tho remark Of all that pev-
er in the history Of our village, was there
an election at which such perfect order
was maintained, the strength of both par
ties were polled, and the number Of cleo
tors in this township, surprised not only
the Union party, but those who were ar
rayed against it. We have never before
been able TO poll more than 6]2 votes, but
with about two to three hundred voters
in the army from Crane township, the
poll books will show that on Tuesday last
there were 672. This is gratifying to
the pride OF every citizen. as indicating
the rapid increase of the township,in pop
ulation,& argues well for the correspond.
ing growth Of our village. To te Uni
on men. who labored SO faithfully during
the entire day, the result Of the election
in this township. indicates that by reward
exertions upon their part, and united
effort, the day is not ia" distant when
they will have the proud satisfaction of
seeing their township redeemed from the
dominion Of those, who for so many
years have ruled it, and men Of their own
party placed in power. This is consul
nation most ardently desired, and we
now conjure the friends Of the Union
party in Crane Township, by the decided
and glorious victory gained last Tuesday
to keep up their organization, the vily
foe is only scotched he is not killed, and
it requires, therefore the more vigilance
on our par in order, in the future so give
a decisive blow, blow that will render
him powerless in all time to come. Uni.
on boys of Crane Township, you done the
work up nobly last Tuesday, your enemy
begins to dread your increasing power,
only keep shoulder to shoulder, preserve
an even and bold front, and soon, entire
and glorious victory will perch upon your
banner.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16

John Brough, by at least 800 majority
The vote of the army will at the same
time carry the entire County Union tick
ed by ESQ majority. We feel that this
result has been reached by the patriotism
and loyalty Of the people, who could not
see their precious blood bought privileges
wrested from them by the designing aims
of unprincipled demagogues. We re-
joice that Wyandot county has registered
her vote oD the side of the Government
and vigorous prosecution of the war.
We give below the result, as reported
unof1ioially between the candidates fo-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
D. w. DOWNEY.

The returns from the different Town.
ships in this County give the cheering
intelligence, that the Union ticket has
gained by increased msjority upon the
vote of last year, and as result. Val
landigham, leads Brough l3 votes.
This is a gain Of over 400 votes upon
the result of last year. Glory enough
for one day. The Union men in every
township have done their duty nobly and
they will have the proud satisfaction Of
kno wing that in time Of national peril,
they hare stood up for their country, and
registered their yer diet in favor Of the
Union. The soldiers vote will
without doubt, give Wyandot Cesnty, TO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16

EFWe look upon the late triumphs
OF Abolitionism as nails driven into the
coffin of Liberty, and too late will the
people see their errors.-D Democratic Uni
on.
"The coffin of Liberty" that sounds
highfalutin, and presume was thrown in
that the period might be rounded
Oh Robert, every Union vote that pas ell
into the bsllotbox last Tuesday was nail
driven into the coffin of that arch traitor
and demogoguc ClemVallandigham whom
you and your party, had made pattern
saint of, and were endeavoring to fost
into power. The result of Tuesday work
completed the business, and the gentle.
man who with so much viglence, sits,
watching owes the border" has been
co6ned, aud consigned to grave of inia-
my, worse by far than that of Benedict
Arnold.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
Ohio all Right.

Ohio sends greeting to the oJeilow"
"that sits and watches over the border"
her best wishes in the form of Brough
Majority, Of over 90,0N0. There could
not have been more signal victory won
than that achieved by the Union Party
Of Ohio on last Tuesday, in the triumph
ant election Of J ohm Brough, to the Gu.
banatorial chair. 1t is quite unreaessa-
ry just now to give the returns from the
different counties, as many of them are
unofficial. We will give the table Of ma
jorities in the different counties next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
MiMin Township.

The Union men OF Mifllin in the recent
political struggle have covered themselves
with glory, and if the other Townships
Of the county, had have done as well, the
entire State and county ticket would have
been carried BY a large majority for the
Union party. by the home vote. As it is,
however, Mifllin has by her energy and
untireing zeal in behalf Of the Union
cause, achieved for herself. the proud
rame Of being the banner Union Town
ship in this county. Let them keep up
their organization, and be vigilent, and
t1en, in the lapse Of another year, she will
be able to add an to the 4, and loom
up majority Of 40, against the enemies
OF constitutional liberty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
ELECTION RETURNS,
QUO.

QUO.
Steuhenvilo-- Gives 724 for Brough.
Gain since last ear Of 1856.
Wilmington B,ough's maj 582.
! Cleveland Brough's mai 2iU0.
Observation-Disclosures maj TO-
Union gain of l5l.
Ssniu~kg City--35e maj for Brough
Gain over Ranuey's vote of 443.
ri'cle,ille City Township-Jnion gain
Of 1870.
Lebanon-Brnnph st5; ValIandighani
Il2l. Union gain Of III votes from las
fall.
ChlIicolho-- Brough carried 3 out of
wards.
Wa,erly--V ValIandiah maj 80.
Camp Dennis)n-- Brough 1886; Falan-
dlaham 5. Over 1000 soldiers gone home
To vote.
WeIington-B Brough's maj $50.
Northampton township, summit county
-li3 maj fer Broush.
Cuyahoga county g townships give 9S4
maj for Brough outside of Cleveland,
Zancsviile--l74 maj for Brough.
Oxford township Coshocton county--20
maj for Brough,
Clinton collie township that Wi'm-
iueton is in gives Brough 400 mqj, Three
townships give big union gains
Columbiana county-2000 majority for
Brough
Erie county--l7Oo for Brough; gain of
100,
Cuyahoga county-5oOo majority for
Brough. .
Cardington--Brough's majority GA
Union gain of 90.
Dayton--267 for Brough. Gain over
State ticket last year for Brough l4i, and
Brough carried the County by 200 maj
Circlevile and Township-Secund ward,
Vallandigham's maj 35. Union gain over
last yeal of 20. Third wald--B'ough 30
maj. Gain of Al Fourth war--3l maj
for Brough Gain Of 20 Pekaway town
sbip--l4 maj for Brough Gain OF 10
Washington townshlp-l65 maj for Val
landigham, Union gain 2 Wayne town
>hip-Union gain II. Muhlenburg town
Iship--Union gain 35
LATER.
Cinciunati--Brough 5000 maj
Oxford township luscarswss county
IA maj for Brough.
PORTAGE township, Akron-Brough $50
County good for 2O9O for Brough.
2sth--Regimeut-Btough 5l7; Vslan.
aigham none.
Ohio troops at Buchanan, Virginia
Bro ugh 73, VsIlaniigham none
lith Regiment--Brough $50, Valla1,
digham none.
23d Regiment--Brough 4S4, Vallan,
dlghsn none
Colonel Whites brigade Brough 1880.
Vallandigham 8.
Ohio men 5th Va. Reg't-Brough 251,
Vallandighsm none.
Lancaster city--le maj Union gain Of
l51.
Maie,ta-Brough 500 maj. Gain OF
263
Salem township. Warren co---Brough
1876, Vallandigham rs, Jewett |. Gain rs.
Knox county-2OO maj for Brough.
Toledo-200 maj for Brough.
Lorraine counts--30l3 maj for Brough.
Champagne county II ,05o majority for
Brough. ..EHF.. ia.
Clark county -l7l6 msj for Brough.
Lake co---l90o maj for Brough.
Lncas co--ld0o maj for Brough.
Scioto co-45O maj for Brough.
Weed ss--lIss msj fer Rrsash
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-16
Meeting at Little sandusky.

Saturday last was pround day in old
Pitt township. The people were there
in their might, and there was good time
generally. In the absence of Col. Glib
son, Major Sears, addressed the assem-
bled crowd in his usual happy manner.
The result Of the election in Pitt, clearly
indicates that the meeting had the happi-
s'. effect. The Democratic majority was
cut down to 81,