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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09
ELYSBURG ACADEMY

MALES AND FEMALES.
REV JF. WAMPOLE, A. NJ, Principal aud reach.
cr of Languages.
STEPHEN W. OWEN, Teacher Of Mathematics and
English Branches.
VNIE SUMNER SESSION will commence MON
i DAY APRIL 2Oh. Instruction viii be given in all
he G. mmOn aud Higher English Branches Latin.
Crock aud German Languages, Instrumental and Vocal
Music Good boarding can be had IN private families
in the country at Sl5O week. aud in the village for 81
TERMS PER QUARTER OF II WEEKB
Elemcntaty English Branches 81 500 90
Common " w
Higher I" 90
Latin, Greek or German, %
Music on the Piano or Melodeon (Gxtra) & %
Vocal Music, (extra) iW
Book Keeping, (extra) O0
Contingent Expenses. 70
Address REV. }. F. WAMPOLE, Principal.
Elysburg, Pa, April 4, l6G3.-3w
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Ayers Cherry pectoral,

TOR TIE hhIlD tl IKE w
COughs, Colds, Influenza. IIoRrscncss,
Group, Rron, hits. In" "ipicnt COM
sump ptton, and for the Relief
OF ConhUmptiNc Patients
la advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
Thi. il rc,nrly universally known IN s,rp'st
other for the uf throat and uuG complaints that II
!. useless here publish the evidence {" It's virtues. IT'S
mivalll cNrrrrrr fr ruughN and r,lds nnd H. 'rr'r
wonderful cures II pulmonary di-"nsc, have msdc II
known throughout the civilized nations o' tho rnith
Few nTr the communities, oven families nnT'nr im m
who have not personal "xI"ri"n'" "f hs eart---
living trophy in their midst q" its victory over h.
yntlr aud dansrIO disorders of III" throat aud lungs.
Az il knnw tho dreadful fatality :" those d'or"r', aEd
they know, tho effects ri this remedy. need nj
du more than 10 them thSt it las all the vr
turs That it did have when making the cures whih hnNr
strongly nrun The confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by l. p utz, G. VI IIagcnbuch, aud X Moycr
rloomshurr J schuyler, Rohrsbnrs; Masters & SON,
MIllvillr Masters, Benton; Lazarus g. Fisher Or
augeylc 6 Fowler fOwicrsvir; 4 Miller, Gar
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Light street nnd dealers everywhere.
Jniy IL, ISsa-ly,
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OFFICE or JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Al Jy Coke & Co., BlnkeeTS.


ia Sorrn THIRD STREET,
Philadelphia, Nov. !. 1862
The undersigned, having cen appointed suhsctp.
tiOn agent by the Srcrctury othp Treasury s now
pared to furnish at once, the
NcU trcnfY Yca' 6per cent. BOndS.
of the United State. rEi natci 'Fivc.Twcntcs -.
dcemabc al the pleasure orthc Government, after
years aud authorized by Act of Congress, approved
February 81 lst2
The coupon bonds are issued in sums Of $50 500,
SJn0, $1,000
Thr Rcgiater Bonds in Of $50, SI0o $500 SiOO0
and 5000.
Interest ut six per cent. per annum will commence
rom date Of purchase, andis
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
SemArnually, which Is equal, the present prcmi.
um gold, to about eight per cent per Annun
Farmers, MGrchn nts, Mechanics, Capitalists. and all
who have any money to invest should know and re-.
member that these Bonds in feet, First Mort.
gagc upon all hail Roads Bank stocks and Securities
and tbs immense products ofa the Manufactures. &C
&c, the country and that the full and ample provis
ion made for the pay hh interest aud li1udat
ion of principal by customs Duties. Excise Stamps aud
Iuttrnal Revenue, serves to make thcs Bonds the
Best, 1io% Hrailab(e ant mo,t popular
InUeS'n2eIt in nc Mnykt1,
Subscriptions received at Par Legal Tender NOTE
notes aud checks par bnnks in Phi adrlphia sub
srrihcrs by mail will receive promp: attention and cv.
cry facility and xplanaon will BE- afforded applIca
ton AT this office.
full supply of bonds will be kept on hand for nmc.
diatc delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
Nov. {, 1SG2-3m.
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WIN. NJ. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
MIMrORp, Cow. Nov, 10, 1861.

MILFORD, Conn, Nov, 10, 1861.
IN. WM II. CARGO;
pcar Sir:-I have f0r several years been afflicted
with that toOublc some and dangerous diseascGravc
which resisted AL remedies aud doctors until took
CONSTITUTIONAL WATER, and you may be ssurcd that
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and you may make any of my name you may it
in regare to the medicine, have entire Conidcne.
in its efficacy.
Yours truly,
POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There Is no class 0fdiseases that produce such cX
hausiing effects upon the human constitution Dia
betes and diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and Trina
ry Passages and through false modesty they neg
lected until they advanced as to be beyond the
control Of ordinary remedies, and we prcsentthe
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the that has eqnal in
relieving the class Of diseases for which has been
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that we shall be rewarded N efforts placing so
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patient and physiCian
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGG lSTS. PRICE 81,
WM. u. GEORGE CO.. Propric,ors.
Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. &c Cliff St
NcwYork,
Sept 90. 1862 lem.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09


From Philadelphia To princp satiooH, C0hl SAT
urday SUNDAY and Monday. Il, rcdu ed fares TO ho MAD
only tht Ticket Office, at Thllceuh aud Lhllowlll
streets. -
FREIGHT,
Goods Of all description forward to all tho above
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09

This College is in way connected with any other
In<tiiution.
The energies of th entire Faculty are exclusively dc.
voted tOthis,
IN design ofthis Institution 10 afford to Young
Men opportunity for acquiring 1horough Practira
Business EdHcdt'oH
The Books aud FERNS carefully arranged by
Practical Accountants. expressly for This institution
and the course of instruction is such combine 1hru.
ry and Practice.
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
This Course embraces Ko"k- Keeping in all its do
partmcn,s. Pcnnmanship, Commercial hriflIrijc Bu.
mess correspondence, Commercial Law. Pc itira Econ
umv, Commercial Ethics, Partnership settlements d,
trciinr touutrItti;cd and altJrrd Bank Notes &c
he Sprnr"rian system of Prmnnans hin is taught in
all it, varieties, by the uoSt skin of die art
TIL" Hook Keeping department u under the special
supervision and instruction OF the Principal, D. w.
LOWELL.
GENERAL INFORM ALTON
students can cuTrr nj any time vacation. Usual
time to compete the tanrsr from to IL works A,sis
tame" rendered to graduates in procuring situations
Graduates are presented with elegantly engraved D
plOma.
IL For oaalogn" of IOragrS, specimens OF pcnnaIl-
ship, &e, enclose two letter stamps and address
u. w. LOWELL. Principal.
August 30, lSG2. May 3, iiG2-I2m.
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THE CURATIVE

THE CURATIVE
of the medicine diiect themselves to the
gans OF secretion aud by altering the condition of
the stomach and liver that the starchy prsncipc of the
food il not converted into sugar sOong as the system
is under the influence of the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09
MADAME ZiDoc PoRTER's
RRRN11 BOTl(RTl h!lIIlBU1o

MadamTadoc Port,r's bal.
am has been in use by the
,ublic for over IL years, and
,as acurircd its present sale
imply by being rccommcn.
led by those who have used
I to their afflicted friends
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-09
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complnint.

Schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries ara ErfOii"tiOn OF
the Bones.
great variety "r have en reported 10 ns wirrc
cures II ilrsp formidable complaints hnro rs'ur f'iLs
the ni tla remedy l Onr space hero Will not ndnH
ii,,in. S,m" rf them mny be tnni in our American
Almanau which ia" agents below named are pleased y
furr.-h grpii4 to all who cnll for 'lrn,.
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TO THE MUSICAL.
''TiS Sweet 10 be Remembered. "
Jan. 2J.lSG2 I2ni.

THIS NOTED SONG has Just been set to music
Il adapted to the Piano. and the author has had il
copyrighted, lie is reaCy now TO fill orders the
shortest notice by mail, to any part of the United
States. Price % cents per copy, sent prepaid any
address. To agents liberal deduction will be made
Address n. NJ. ROGERS,
selinsgrove Snyder county, Pa.
April H. 1863
" Any paper giving tho above one insertion, and
sending IA marked copy TO the "SolinsgTove Times, A"
shall receive copy by mail For two insertions two
copies and for three insertions three copies will be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
Vsllandigham.'


The ex-Commander of the Army of Il e
Cumberland arrived at Louisville Satur-
day evening, from Nashville. He will be
received at Cincinnati to-day with impts-
ing ceremonies, as the occasion demands.
The Cincinnati committee who we're ap-
pointed to proceed to Louisville to receive
the General arrived there on Thursday
night. Hearing that Secretary Stanton
was in the city, they called upon him,
hoping to gain from him some satisfactory
reason for the removal of General Rose
Grams. The Secretary merely replied,
in answer TO the remark that the citizens
of Cincinnati considered q reception due to
one who had been away SO long and had
done such signal service to the country
" Yes, he has been away long time"
The people of Cincinnati put no faith
whatever in the stories from Wash-
ingtOn regarding disObedience of orders on
the part of General Rosecrans, or any in
capacity upon his part. They regard all
such as malicious oanards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

A novel race was run at the Hartford
Trotting Park few days ago, between a
steam carriage and a celebrated trotting
horse " Wellswood" The first heat was
won by the horse in 2:45-the carriage
making the mile in three minutes. In the
second heat the carriage unfortunately
met with an accident in going the first
half mile, by bursting one of the steam
pipes connected with the pumps, which
brought the carriage to a stand still
Meanwhile the horse went on and won the
heat in 2:4s, and the race. The owners of
the carriage expressed their regrets that
any accident should have occurred, as they
are satisfied they can make better time.
During the forenoon, the carriage went
reund the track in 1:2O, and on Tuesday
the half mile was made on the same track
in Ills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
MORNINGLEADER


The letter of Governor TOds, published
elsewhere, announces that the quota Of
men required from Ohio, under the call of
1853, has been filed by volunteering, SO
that the draft which was announced for
to-day, will he dispensed with. Our State
may congratulate itself upon having been
thus able to make SO good showing. The
quota Of our State under the last call of
the President for 300, 1000 men, has not yet
bean fixed definitely, but will be about $4,000.
We have until January 9Th to make up
this number by volunteering It is for the
credit and interest Of the State that this
should be done. We have done nObly thus
far; let us do as well hereafter. The pay Of
recruits is ample, and their term of sery-
Zoe likely to be short. They will sll have
the great advantage OF entering old regi-
menst at once, where they can learn more
in one month Of the routine, the disei-
pline, and the science Of war, than in six
months service Of new regiment. Off
GERS and men from old regiments are TO be
sent home to recruit. The volunteer may
choose for himself what regiment he will
enter, and thus ensure q oompanionship
with former acquaintance.
More than two months are now given in
which to raise the desired number. The
harvesting is now over and the young men
cannot do a better winters work than
serve in the Army Of the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
The addirInns 70 nur Nnrr.

While many parties are eager to hesp
ridicule upon Secretary Welles as Hsleepy"
aud "Pstrisrchalr, such persons do
not know what they are talking about
The record Of the additions now being con-
structed for the Navy show that there is no
sleepiness in the Department. The Puri-
tan and Dictator are TO be the fastest YES
sells Of their kind ever built In addition
to these, three wooden steamers of from
$500 to 1000 tons are now on the stocks.
One of these, the Idaho, hasa length Of 500
feet, width of AZ feet and depth of hold
Of "A feet. She is very narrow and sharp
and is calculated for great speed. Her
compliment of men will be 300. 1t is esii-
mated that under canvass alone she could
take the palm over any other vessel Of her
elsss that floats on the ocean. She will
carry 10000 feet of canvass, and this will
make her 60 in good breeze y knots an
hour. Her armament will every heavy,
consisting of IA broadside guns, the ports
being situted at regular intervals along
the whole length of the vessel their clliber
Is 9 inches, PARROTS design. She will also
carry one 200-POunder gun forward and
one aft. The engines for this splendid
vessel are being constructed at the Morgan
Iron Works, and will be completed in
about q months. They are of peculiar
construction, direct-scting, and have q
greater speed of piston than was ever
thought could be obtained-the piston
travelling Il, 900 feet minute.
The following is a list Of fast steamers
now under contract to be built;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
WYNKOOP,s ICELAND PEoroRAL.

Diseases OF the Threat Chest and Pulmonary or.
gans are eySr prevalent, insidiOus and dangerous.
Inc properties Of q medicine 70 alleviate cure and
qpro0t these com auts, must Be EEpectOrant, AnO-
uyhe ana 1nFlgora ing. l0Oseniug the mucus Oi the
5loatt ana lmpartilg tone 20 the entire system No
discovery in medcal sceac ever mastered this class
o. ulsssaes IKE Dr Myukgop's iceland Pectoral. Ii
ID used Win the most asst lLishng results in AL cases
o. Bronchitis, lnIiCenxa. Whoopsng Couch, Dipthe-
ma or Putrld Sure throat, Asthma, Croup. CouRhs
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. J. J. Potter eertiies, " that have used
Dr. Wynk9op's PectOri for several years myself and
tn my family, ,or severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
nave reeo ommendei Is TO mauy others, and have
or seen its eQuaL" ReV. }. l.. PJTTER,
Brooklyn, N. 7.
Hundreds snd tho lsaniis OffmportAut testimonial
CVud Dc produced, showing its remarkable and
mat 10 NsYER FANS 1t Is composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, balm OF g.. cad, Peruvian BaisAal, Elscampane
Oo9isfey, Buru9ek and other invaluable eXpectOranf
ana tonic ingredients u harmless, prompt and
iastlng lnvaiida and sufferers cannot Rf0rd neg
ect tflal. livery iamily should have it. IL is
maFkaoie for Cronp. Euil descriptions recommend
ell0ns and direotit rs accompany eacb bottle.
- Prepared b. Ut. Il. ID WYSEOoP, ani sold by
ID 5. BARNES 90 New York iyi0-RaeoW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

1t is said that the report circulated in
the Northern papers, purpOrting to give
detailed account Of the death Of General
PembertOn, was csnsrd, as he is still
alive and receiving the universal ex-
ecratiOn of the Southern people. The
court Of inquiry which had convened at
Montgomery, to investigate the charges
submitted against him, has been suspend
ed for the present, and will next meet at
Atlanta, Georgia, where General Pember-
ton is now rusticating in retirement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

Colonel Ruffn, Of a North Carolina reg
iment formerly Member of Congress from
that State, died few days ago in Alexan-
dris, Of wound in the head received in q
recent skirmish on the Rspidsn. He was
buried in that city, hundreds of secession
lists attending his funeral. He was the
man who fired the first gun at Fort sumt-
er in April, 1861, claiming the right to do
so as the foremost leader Of secession
Rufin was a national rufian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
lNL command of an order of sale from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF CuyahOGa county,
Ohio, at the suit of James X. Hitchcock against
Electa @. Hayes and S. S. Stone, to me direct
ed shsll expose for sale at public auction, at
the door the Court House in the city of Cleve-
land, on the 18th day of October, 1868, at II
O'Clock, A NJ, the following described premis-
es:
Situated in tho township of Brooklyn, being
number seven in the 18th range of townships,
IN the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State OF Ohio, and which is also IN the county of
CuyahOga, and is known by being part Of orig
inal lot 81 in SAID township, and is bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 5O9 to
522, both inclusive, and numbers 53I to 544, both
inclusive, and making Is lots in s. s. stones sur
Eey Of College Tract in said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal HIGHWAYS
Appraised: Lots 81 to 522, inclusive, at sI37 so
each lots 53l to 544, beth inclusive at SIPS eacn
September 20, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. J. AEDREws, Plaintiff Attorney
sep29: 122
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

Mr.. Henry B. Smith, of Richland town
ship, Belmont county, sold last Monday
his wool clip st 753 cents per pound. This
is the highest price that has yet been paid
for wool in that vicinity this season. So
says an exchsnge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
Mo,hers!l IotherslR

Don't fail to procure Ms WINsLOG'S sOOFH.
ING sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHNG.
This Valuable preparation is the prescription
Of the best Female Physieians and Nurses in the
United States and has been used for thirty years with
falling safety and success by millions q moth
and ehildrsn from the feeble infsnt Of week
old TO the Bdult 1t not only relieves the child
pain, but invigorstes the stomach and bowels, cor.
rects seidty aud gives tone and energy to the Vhos
system. 1t will almost i0stantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CULtL.
We believe it the Pest snd 5urest Remedy in the
World in all cases of IysenteTT and DiarThoea in
Children, whether it arises IRON Teetnins, or rom
any Other cause.
sss-FuH direction. ior '.sinsI)l accompany sach
bottle. None genuine unless ths facsimile Of OUR
tbs PERKINS, New York, is OF the wrapper.
Ps-soId ~ all Medicine Dealers. Prinoipal OTos,
IS Oey-St., hew Y n ---
Price sHly j Cents per BOtrls,
"a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

Ohio Sick NJ Washington to be Sent Home.
A Washington dispatch says that through
the efforts Of Mr.. James c. Wetmore, the
Ohio State Agent at Washington an order
has been issued by hesurgeOn General Of
the United States, which directs that all
the sick and wounded soldiers in the hos-
pitals at that place, who belong TO Ohio
regiments in the South and West, shall be
transferred tn hospitals in this State. This
viii prove 10 be very acceptable order to
the brave men, and not less SO to their
friends at home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
BosToN OoREEEs, N: Yal

N
VIZ. II. GREGG Oo-Gents: 1 freely give you ilL-
srty TO make Of the following Certificate Of the
value o. Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain In the Shouts
ders whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
Palpitatiop of the Heart, attended with Falling OF
the Womb, Dysmenorrhe, and Irritation Of the Blad5
der. L called physician, who attended her Rbo
three months, when he left her than he found
her. / then employed one Of the best physicians l
could find, who attended her for ebOut nine months,
and while she under his she did not suffer
quite much pain; be finally gave her mp and said,
cher case was incurable" "For" said he, ''she has
such combination of complaints, that medicine Civ
for operates against some other OF her dicui
ties" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and to our utter astonshment,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired Of
feet, and she kePt on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now superintends entirely her do
nestle affairs Bhe has not taken any Of the OOnHt-
tuition Water for about four weeks, and We happy
70 say that It hfE produced q permanent cure.
Wm. N, VAN BHhBOHOTEHa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

sEtE:tE re- EEao-Eby II
~. sweets JEEIALhIBLE EIHI q scsT y prepare
zen tho Eseigo oi Or. 5tsFbea sNsgts q 0Onnooti0
lie erc,. bone sstsr and hss been used in hia prss
lios for the !asr twenty yazs with tha moss Ast0nis
ng 1lccess. Az an 81 Jsrnai EeTnudy Il Il Wlthous
rival and viii alleviate pain more speedily than an
OIheT pr6Earafiou. For All EhsumaFc and HefVOul
Disorders IL e truly iuiaiible ard q curztiye iO1
eorea, NC1uds Spraius, Bruises, &C., It's soothing
healing and poWariul siren heulng propen9iea, e2
cite tne Just wonder and astOnishmentof Of al o ha9t
ever given Il trial. over four hundred eettincatS.
Of remarkable cues performed b. Il within the la1
tvC yeala, sttest 10 his isot strong Armstrong
AEsnts fOF GieValEnc. dacl0aiteo udAuiih haszi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26

OHIO STATE MILITARY AGENCY, I
WASHINGTON, Oct. q, 1868. !
Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Stewart, Com
manding 4th Ohio Volunteers, writes me
from the front:
"Brough, 246; Vallandigham, 26."-
Most Of the votes, he says, given for VAL
landigham were from two companies from
Marion county, where there was an organ
ization Of the K. G. C's."
Lieutenant Colonel Sawyer, Command
ing the sth, reports:
"0ne hundred and ninety for BrOugb,
and one for Vallsndigham. Colonel S.
says, the 9Th voted on the field and almost
in the face Of the enemy Our State may
be as proud Of our vote as our men were
anxious TO prove their disgust for such
men as Vsllandighsm. We have been in
the series Of battles and skirmishes for the
last few days, October 16, butOur loss is
slight"
"The 9th Cavalry were unable to vote
the County tickets, they, with much other
matter, having been captured by the rebel
guerrillas in transit from this Office to
their headquarters. The orderly escaped
at night. He reports that they had an in
teresting time reading over the contents of
his bag. They must have been particular
ly interested in peruing the pamphlet en-
titled "Pesce Democracy, alias Copper
heads" (Vsllandighsm Records) of which
there were goodly number in the pack
age"
They, too, (the 9th, voted in the
field facing the enemy, and on the conclu-
zion of their voting, they counted the vote
and posted up on tree for the rebels who
were coming on. to read: "6th Ohio Cav
airy for BrOlgh ---; nary vote for
Vsllandighsm."
Captain s. R. COnger, Commanding
Company -, Virginia Cavalry, in which
there are many Ohio men, writes that his
company were fighting and marching on
the 18th, which prevented a vote being
taken, and adds: "The result, however,
is all that can be desired, and
we can hardly realize the horrors which
Ohio escaped by the defeat of Vallandig
ham"
Battery L, lst Ohio Artillery, gave
Brough fifty eight; Vallandighsm, ten;
scattering two.
Renewing my congratulations,
am yours, truly,
JAMES C. WETM0RE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-26
81 arrreedom Of the tnIIot.,,

The New York Tribune says that in
Desrfsld, Warren county, Ohio, several
TallHndigham tickets were deposited in
the boxes with explosive French matches
concealed in them. The least pressure
will cause these to ignite. This is Butter
nut "freedom of the ballot"