The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
Muster OutRoll

Of Cdptoiu 'tuorgo E.-Ifainee Company
of ''squisret Hunter" Volunteers, called
into tbeservice Of tho stateof Ohio By the
Governor, David Tod. at Painesyillc. on the
4th day of Sept, ls62. to serve for tho
emergency of defending Cincinnati against
tho imponaire inynsion Of the RobeIs, P'on.
less sooner discharged"
The Company was organized at Painos
vile, on. tho 5lh day, of Sept 1862, and
NOTED iO,tprds Cineinns,toh ,heisn,uc day.
by order Of Gov Tod, N tho words aud fig.
ures followine;. SD biA dalif1G
."PaipesYillo, Sept, 9th, 1862
r,y tolegroph from Columbus, Sept. Alb,
1862 ~ .At,s, 4,F5.t.4r
To Military Cemwittccs Paincsville I'll
your Company is armed, send it 70 cincin-
natl tomorrow. s- la es. tsid.s no7
Paid. DAVID TOD.
Captain, George +, Paine PainossiIlc.
lat Liout. Andrew J.8WiIlanss "
I'd. 9 5FrankHn Psins.Jrs5, ," 20
LIST serg't. Samuel Squire, ohardon.
81 a, Harvey Hun,oon, Concord. 5
81 I" Il Lodyard Phelps, Chardon.
4th a. Edwin Rawdon, Windsor
9th :. Baxter Sinclair. Perry.o ,
lst Corpor,Lseleck Warren Men'Oroi1s
ID. a. Alex. MeNish. Newbsry. si'
Sd. q" Timothy raintor. Garden
4,h 9. Wm. f. Potts. Leroy. SEES
5th - I. S Pi,kin. Munson. pisa 10
9th g. Wm, G. Mnnsell Chardon. 'l
9Th Alvin s. Richards, Kirkland.
sth Henry r. YANKEES, Perry.
Fifer, Jack Iluntoon, Concord. .iel
Drummer, Eibridgo Huntoou, Concord
BrgIor, Dudoy F. Avery, Chardon.
Priyatos from GOauga County, 46.
Chardon-3o--J. U, Adams. l.. S. Ayres
j. barton, J. D. B,sse,t, G.. W. Bester. II
Bcster, NJ, G. Garfield, l. N. Hathaway. Jas
lIennossey, G. II, Kelly. G. u. King, Thos
Kssick, Edmund Knapp. p. Mcdonald, ,wm
Melton, IL, Mctcaif r. L, Mupsoll. H., r
Ncwcomb, Goo N. Parks, Milo r. Parsons
II. P. Parsons. Il. Pcaso. L.. ID. pense; VIM
+. Rogers, Il, .. Eush, H.. X Smith, NJ
Stone, J. S. sweones, G.. W. weasor, Wm
! o Weaver ~, gns y... t.ts,aI -go
Ncwbury-4-Jobh, Goode, II, w., o.
mond W1n. osmond, j.. Patebin, Jr. sse
Montyills<-5--s. Dayton, N, hcpGe,'
G. A. Morey, G b. Moroy, &c sisson.
chcster--s-T. v. Frissell. T. II, Gurney
NJ Tompp. s.eag 4s-os
IIlmbdon--2--II. Boslcy, F. Stocking.
-Munsen--l-C. Wilber. ,igfi o,iArs,
Ptivatos from Lake County. "a. s aag,
Painesville, 90; LeRny, 10; Kirkland. -
Porry, s; Mentor, 81 Concord, 3; Wi
ionghby, -; Windsor, o; trauscioot, g. sa5
Total Priyates, l2s. 49, rs...,5,a 4s,s.
4 Transportation was furnished by th
State. blankets and subsistence by tho La
dies' Soldiers Aid Society of Painesvill'
who prepared ton (i0) large boxos Of cooke
ratiops. (aboutiive days rations for the OF
lire Company,) and tho whole command, el
cept ono man, dlscbargedat Gle yeland fo
iptoxication, i, ,(aud whose namo. Is mot Oh
rolled borcon, )together With said ten boxt
of raisins and throeboxos Of camping u.or
ellis, arrived at Columbus about midnight
the same day, Sept. 9th, 1902, whore order
were received from Gov Tod, to- move n
further topaYds Cincinnati. q ,ssslEa
Therappoa tho Company proceeded :
demolisli tho 5oxes ofrations. and bivounce
somo four hours Oh the plat form, D,isiie c
the Columbus r.. r.. Depot. when, abou
daylight, Sept. 9Th, 500, the Company wa
re moved bY speeial traip to Cleveland, an
theoco to Pdnewiile, whonco Il came. N
chickens. geeso or COWS were killed by an
member of this Company, while on th
oars. 'l .iass rQ@tA !. atg9a ., Y
l. Alter pariaking Of bountitul dinner i
tho Park at Pdincsvillo, Sept 9th, 1869, nj.
o'clock. Y. NJ. tho remaining rations wcr
returned TO ,he Paipesville soldisrs' Aid Sc
ciety. and tho "squlrroi fIunters"eto ih
loved opes al home~-+ihis Company hayin
organized, moved and couhter-moyed d
loss than $40 miles in less than ;wcnty-tw
hours. and ,loar of thoso immortal hou
wero occupied 90 the soft side of a plan
around The Columbus r. Il, Depot. a
] oERTIFY ON HONOR that this Muster Re
exhibits tho true state of Capt. Goo.
Paipe's Company ofit"Squirrel Hunte
: Volunteers. for the period horein me
toned (from o'clock, PM. Sept. 8,
1862, to u o'olOcks P.lM., Sept. 9th, 1862
. that's TO say, for the period of twentylfo
: hours ! md that each man answers to /
own proper name in, porson. sa3 aaot
Q sasas sds " 10 GEORGEE PAINE,F'
sro3l Captain Commanding the Company.
: aPaiaosyhle, Ohio, March 19tbs 1868.
J sol bBt..sFT7 :. EIif Y s,.,s 7-TrT T-7fan1os 3
: New Hampshire Election. 9
> Tbs results Of ,lhe, New Hampsbi
election are are substantially ascerlained,-
They are, as follows: .r.,t ...
"Phesuceess of,he Republican Govern,
aud Railroad Com missioner ore SECURE
though The diversion of thousands Of r
, publican volesTto Colonel Hartman, II
; War ,Demoeraiiod candidate, places Il
4 Republican candidate second IN the liz
! AS, however. the Legislature was moral
> certain % be iRepubiicans a vote Tor IL q
, rlman was. virtually a vote for Gilmor
and thousands of Republicans. lherefor