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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
DalIanoipbam's RECORD.
YALLANDIGRAM,S RECaRn

fINhE work entitled "rhE RECORD or HON q
i l.. YALLANDl0HAM On ABOLITION THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR IL now reads Ia,
delyery, Il contains complete aud accurate copiss
OF Mr Nalladig han principal speeches on the snb
lees hoots hAined Al-o, parts Of other speeches
with lsttsrs, incidents, Voes, etc, The work ha. b.
eAremly edited and presents airly aud eorracts ~
political record And position Of man whose W - n,
relation " The causes Of our national trouklss s1
the right remedies Tor them are attracting A. ere
ordinary amount Of pnhlic sitsntion
large $50, P-ses'
rnCs-psPsr cover. % cents; cloth. a. who,...l.
-fapereosef, tt per dc4eHi rloth, e. Deiivs1Sf ~
Han % express, prepaid, o0 reosipt Of Price "
foe ishede - J. uALTkR 90
Ae CineinnAtl. One
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Eremptions

IMPORTANT NoTl0E-I viii, until amer the d. "
takes place Ia this distinct, assist IN procuring or
persona euled thereto, the exemptions provided .Or
In the second section Oi the act "Far enrolling and
calling outthe nstional forces and other purpo-e,
known generally as the consorpl Law.
-'N nc 2. NOLAN,
snlsl4E.t Attorney a. Law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

bs ore samas Turner, Justice of the Peace iu snd
iof peyten Montgomery County, Ohio John @
tau, plaintiff gainst A. n Derrick son, dehs sdsnt
ot the city b0 Phladeiphia PsnnsylyaniA
ffhE dsfendtHt is hereby nothed that on the 10Th
L Of August, 1863, he SAID Justice issued nm order
OF tanhment for the sum OF ff6 and Autere there
upon from July ", ls6S, and costs, anil that said
eau set for hesrins ths rsth OF September, 1859
NJ niu o'clock ~. a.
au.o've sg.iT t.lf JOHN q. oAIN, Pl anud.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
The Shooting Of Lieutenant waiter.


man -rThe proceedings connected with The
shooting Of Lieutenant Waterman, on We'd
oesdpy night caused considerable stirn the
city yesterday but no undue excitempnt--
Nj Spi,lman-iather Of ole Of the young
men afrested applied for writ Of hqbeas
corpus in HE case The writ was granted by
Judge Haynes of the Superior Court In
the absence of Sheriff Wegaman, Deputy
Sheriff Kelly proeeeded o execute it. II was
served on the Provost Marshal, who refused
TO obey il Deputy-sheriG Kelly, in accord
ance with his sworn duty, made requistion
upon the officers Of the militia to assist him
in Tie discharge Of his duty BY agreement
between tlie parties the whole matter was laid
ibid over for adjustment to-day NJ.
Both the prisoners are now al liberty.
Huber was sunconditopnlly discharged Spell
man was turned over to the civil authorities,
in G9pplianee with the writ Of bNbeas corpus,
and IS opt on bail isu am
The report ofgreat excitement, and threats,
of mobs, &c is simply tie smallest kind Of
bosh There is not word Of truth in it
DAYTON was never inott quiet Such stories
had their origin inithe distorted imagination
Of some "old woman in lbfeeches
fa .s+---------4.. -4----7--- ''f'I 'iid Il
Sold Somebody in this CITY perpetrated
a complete. "sell' on the Cineinnati GaSetts
Our citizens were considerably amused on
reading in its COLUMNS this morning au e x
citing and flaming special dispAtch from Day
ton, purportng to give account OF terrible
scenes aud excitement growing oot Sf tbe
shooting atfray which dccdrred hera on Wed
nesdkY nigbtA rbe dispatch is receiyeds by
our citizensin the shtof huge "ioak, and
the Gazshs the victim. Hereafter the Gd-
zette' 5 special dispatches will be taken with
many grains Of allowance, by the citizens OF
Dayton at least The person who sent the de
patch if be did it for any other purpose than
Il Joke, ought 10 be prosecuted for slatrder in
attempting 10 east repronch upon the fair
uane Of our civ na0ad tie ought 10 be
Tcrreted out -.5. aa-
Oregon Democratic Club Too much
pfais can not be awarded to the gallant Dem-
aeracy OF Oregon, for tbsir splendid and com,
plete Club oreenizAton, At The meeting gn
"Wednesday nghs they marched UP ~ splen
did order, full eight hundred strong Last
night they made another fine turnout We
commend action aud activity to the Demo
erals Of the other wards il ibis city Organ
i2e at ouce-two wards going together The
Oregon Club Is s'eomposed Of the Fifth and
Sixth wards r4f .u 3.t. Ha |
Caution "A splendid steele engraving of
Hopa ca j.. ballandigham, from Brady's cele
braled Gallery, Broadway, New York, will be
tor sale n Dayton ,belweeir this date aud The
9th inst.
They who are buying Autographs, Sc, from
Cincinnati would do well 10 wait aud seceiye
the above'perfect portrait on steel 1t will he
furnished neatly framed and cheap, M
Agents are wanted Call at Room No "a, |
Phillips House. s...t lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Fine Residence at Auction The
beautiful house and lot occupied by A G.
Sullivan. No 2Ol Ann. street will be sold at
Auction tomorroW, st2 clock, at the court
House. '4' H 90. l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Meeting on Tuesday night bon, !

E. Hutcheson, Of CipephAtb yifaddfess the
Oregon Democratic Clubs on next Tuesday
evening September slh Further notice will
be given. G48t l5.gs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

4ltNi asa at
sean 1ua b. ssvais 8as.4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
First and Second Ward u . mocracy

Attention Democracy OF the First
and Second Wards are requested TO meet at
the First Ward Engine House, On Monday Evs
ening Septembe (, i'm the rarposq Of organ
izing club, composed of the Democracy Of
the two wards Let every Democrat in the
two Wards be on hand. Q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
AGdtber Storr.
NEW | LEATHER !; !: { | g ! !! STORE !

xoo Third street,
" (kkrs son.i,nty IN hand al klH.is ef Leather,
IN such - sole upper kip oAlf-sku and mofooeo.
Also, harness and birdie lea heFi shoe EkrtnF shos
nndings, 40.
a. Ina hishsss prias IN aash Tsia br Hides and
Leather in the rough, aaisdSn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Trial Of Brown the Murderer OF Boil
meyer The case Of Henry NJ. Brown, the
murderer Of j. f Bollmeyer was removed
from this county 10 Miami, on application Of
the defendants counsel for a change Of venue
The trial Is now in progress in the Miami
Court Of Common Pleas, having commenced
last Wednesday The examination OF witnesses
for the State has been concluded, aud the ex
animation OF witnesses ior the defence, com
menesd II is thought the case will be argued
on Monday twill doubtless be concluded
some time during next week,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
UNION sALo o N,

BeCkels Building No. "a Jefferson b.,
MTOuLD recommend 10 the attention OF the pubic
w hissssortmentot Wines and Liquors, Ale aud
Beer. Also, Swiss aud Limblrg Cheese, Oysters Pigs
Pges &C., hepl constantly on hand Meals a Al hours.
good As ever ball rolled upon, 90 winch AK the sttsn
uon Of players,
sayRSOms, immediately undsr asoEslsHan
suls p. IAN0R.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
Strapro.

SlTRAYED sway nom No. 800 firsl street, white
- ooo if 500 sizci has hoe an each horn hb-
oral reward uiil be paid ior her. suzTdn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Barn Burned,--The barn Of Aaron San,
derland, Living near Gentrevile, IN this conn-
ty, was totally destroyed by Ere un Thursday
morning A large amount Of grain, four
horses. aud new threshing machine were
consumed with the barn The total loss is
bstweentwo aud three Thousand dollars Pbe
origin of the ere is not kuoWn. ....,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Bosh.-The "disOrder-spirit complained
Of by the Journal as exhibited sftrr the adj
journment OF the meeting which @sselnbled to
hear Hon s. s. Cox, Wednesday highs con
sisted solely in hurrahing for Valandigham,
as men passed along the Street to their homes
"only this, and nothing more The gentle
men whose nerves were 80 terribly affected
thereby, will have to get used to That's
all 4rl ..5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Clay Township Takes the Lead I'VE
dropped into the Sign, Fancy and Ornamental
Painting establishment Of Messrs Seyin 4
Hale. this morning, aud were shown costly
and magnificent Banner which they are get
ting up for the gallant aud unterri6ed De
mocraey Of Clay Township. The Banner
measures six feet by Eve, and is made OF fine
silk. The painting is done in blue and gold
On one side is the American HAg EMBODIED
across the top OF the banner, Its folds hanging
down on either side, and beautifully execa.
ted coat Of arms standing out in bold relief
from the centre just below this is the MOTTO
"Vallandigbam and Pugh In the centre is
a larRs photograph likeness Of hon G. L.
VallandighAm. Below this, ia large gilt,
block letter is
"CLAY TOWNSHIP"
Thea comes the motto, The Union Now aud
Forever in letters Of gold, beautifully and
iAstsfully executed On the opposite side Of
the Banner is inscribed, in showy lettering,
the glorious Democratic principle Of "Fres
Speech, Free Press, and Free Ballot
But our descriptive powers are iaadequsie
TO do justice TO the splendid workmanship Asd
excellent taste displayed in getting itup,--
Il is alike ereditabls TO the artists and
10 the ihdomitable spirit and activity Of the
Clay Township Democracy. The cost Of the
Banner is over forty dollars. And in addition
to this the Democracy Of Clay have purchased
bsauliful Tag, costing fifteen or twenty dor
lars, both Of which win be carried Tor the
first time, at the mass meeting. ID, be held a,
Lswisbarg Prebls coaniy, ,o-moros We
trust the Democracy Of the other towsahipzi 10
the county will be inspired to greater action
BY tss noble szsnpls Of gsllsnt little Clay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Daily, per year, (by mRIl,l l,..............sO 90
" week, (by CHrriers,) )""".. IS
Weekly, (single copy, per yeRr,)o...S2 90
a. (OIabs Of ten and upwRrd,). 4 40
EMPIRE COMPANY, Propretors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

Reports from Texas state that there are
at least ons hundred vessels loaded with
conraband eargoes for the rebels. off the
Rio Grande. Several Of them are British
steamers, waiting for ootton which the
rebel Government has contracted to de.
liver at Matamoras, to the extent of nine
thousand bales, during the month Of Au.
gust. tas.a> os.l yhss9 ma m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
10 our Campaign Subscribers.


The time Of q great many Of our campaign
subscriber, expires with this issue Of the
paper. They will, in all cases, be struck off
our mail book, uulsss otherwise ordered.
We arnestly ask our friends all over the
county to assist US in retaining these sub
subscribers, and in adding others to our list.
The great victory on Tuesday has utterly
overwhelmed and discomfted the Rebel
sympathizers in our midst, and If We ex.
pect to succeed iu our efforts to preserve
the Government of our Fathers these me,,
must kekept dopn.
There is no other way to effect this pur.
pose SO thoroughly and we'll as by the circd
lation of your county UNION paper.
The Gazette has boosted, all through this
campaign, that it had Target circulation
than THE CHRoNIcLE. We don't know
whether it states the truth or not, but we
do know that the Union men Of Belmont
county ought to place that matter beyond
cavil.
We want Two THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS;
and zoe must hare them. Every one Of tho
frieLds Of that glorious cause that triumph
ed SO magpi6ccntly at the ballot-box on
Tuesday should go. to cork and see thnt pe
get them, and where man is found who is
not able to give 30 for the paper
gice Il for him, and, our word for it, it will
richly repay you.
There is no time to be lost in this matter
T MUST be DONE AT ONCE.
We implore our friends everywhere in the
county to GO TO WORK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
s@JoHN FEaaEN, whose casa was

p@JoHN FERREN, whose case was al
ludcd to in our last issue, has been arrested,
end had . preliminary examination before
Justice Alexander, on Monday and Tuesday.
Col. Cowen appeared for the State and o.
j. Swaney for the defense. He was recog,
nised to Court.
There is one fact In CONNECTION With thi:
base that We cannot forbear mentioning. -
The citisens Of St. Clairsville will remem,
ber thst when the Kirkwood farce was be.
ing efacted before the same Justice, Che
Court House bell was rung and the sittings
Of the court held in our spacious Cour,
House, attended with great deal Of cir.
eumstance. On this occasion, larger case,
with twice as many witnesses to examine
the examination was held 10 the Justice
Office, q miserable little room, scarcely large
enough to hold dozen people lscomfortably
Our readers can draw their own differences
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
Deafness, Bairdness and Artificial
Eyes.

We learn that DR.. Knapp, the distinguish
cd and experienced Occulist and Aurist,
Operator on the Eye and Ear, of Buffalo,
will make six visits to GAINESVILLE and Barnes.
vile (once a week. - each Friday at
GAINESVILLE, at the Stacy House each Satur-
day at Barnesville, at the National Hotel.
To begin at GAINESVILLE, Saturday, Oct. "a,
S63. Serious cases Of Deafness, or Blind
ness, should present themselves early, in
order to have sufficient time to secure them.
From a number Of extracts before use, We
select the following:
SIGHT RESTORED Knapp is making
some extraordinary restOratiuns to sight and
hearing. An inmate of the Blind Asylum.
at Columbus, an interesting girl IL years OF
age, was recently presented to him for ex-
animation. The Doctor, after a careful in
vestigatlon; gave an opinion favorable of
vision. She Was immediately placed under
his care, and now she can see to pick up a
pin, walk alone, and read print. This girl
has always been pronounced by physicians
to be INCURABLY blind aud for the last
two years has been in the Blind Asylum at
Columbus. The delight and joy of herself
and friends, on being introduced to a new
world, can be easier imagined than describ:
ed. The mother of this girl is Mrs. Sarah
j. Nation, of Meohanicsburg, this county,
u most estimable lady-widow of Metho-
dist minister
The Doctor has also inserted an Artificial
Eye for a young lady teacher in one of the
public scho6ls) residing in Urbana, that
moves like the natural eye, and so resembles
it, that no person would notice the differ
ence. = Urbana (O.) Citizen ana Gaz.
DEAFNESS 1t is so rare that Deafness is
cured that we take pleasure in calling at
tention to the two following cases, in this
vicinity, treated by DR.. Knapp, the Oculist
and Aurist. One that of lady who had
in vain tried the skill of other Aurists was
restored othe hearing Off watch held at two
feet distant from the Car. The other-that
of young man afflicted pine years--who in
few weeks, was restored to perfect hear
ing. As it is said that deafness is seldom
or never cured, except by regular Aurist,
those who are deaf will do well to call on
Or. Knapp. Oberlin News.
p. s. Dr.. Kuapp's Book on the Eye
and Ear" to be had on application.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
Local Matters.
serJoLLirIoArroNs OVER OUR GREA1

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vicIohihs smrianee'nen's naa veen naue w
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s"e spie.u'u' ,'''o''es VIZ" " "o "'o"
men AZ the polis on the seconu iueSuay o'
oe'ooer. uniortuna'e,y' noweVer'N ram,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
A Loyal Man and Traitor Con-
tfaated. -" ".

Neighbors usually set correct estimate
upon man. Cuyahoga county, the home
OF Mr.. Brough, gives Broueh over five
thousand six hundred. HIS city neighbor.
gave him over twenty four hundred major
ity, and his immediate neighbors, the 4th
Ward, gave him the growing majority m
the city, to wit, five hundred aud sixty
three.
Aud, let it be remembered, that the Ward
the City and the County have, heretofore
been politically opposed to Mr. Brouph.
Montgomery county, the home Of Vallan
digham, has given majority OF two hun
drcd against him, and the city of Daytor
gave u like majority against their traitor
neighbor And let il re remembered thai
ever since Valandigham has lived in Mont
gomery county, that county has been of tn,
same political faith with him.
So much for loyal mans character, ant
so much for the estimate honest men SCI
upon u traitor. - Cleveland Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22

THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

s5oo eopies issued. new Singing Book sos eshools
aud ssunnsries. called the Dsy-5chooi Bell, 10 nv<
ready. u contains sbout 20 choes songs, rousa4 !.
cstelIes- duss. trios. qnsrss and chorser many of
hem written expressly for this work besides % pager y.
the Elements OF Music which easy ard progressive
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may is
found. Uncle Sans School y +" Do nj you hear u I
children coming, Always look on the suuny sids .
The little lass" and 'Litts Lad "Oh II were -
rle BIRD bird OF beauty,r Pretty pair tree- An u,
Chofus-n AMeet me by the running brook" ne IL 10
compiled by Horsce Waters author Of "ssuhbsth sch
Bell Nos and ., which have had the enormous &,
oi 635UO copies. Prces-p~per covers. IS cents, ~
per hundred bound ~ cents. s25 per hundred, ell I,
copies fsfuisasd ii the iOo pnes Aasd Al the isl-a
proe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
BcI,,,o,ss Co,,,,,so,, Pleas.

William e. Brown, Adminisiraioft NOTICE isl here
of james Roseman, ,dscetsed, ~ hy given to
y the ahoye nunicd
Sarah A. Roseman Jas II. Rose-9 defendants that the
mam, Susan Rosefnan WIN. Me- above mpmcd puiil-
Maxim, Matte II. Brown and A. lif his lied in the
inasa McMakin III. Court OF Common
Plens of Belmont Comfy, Ohio, petition asking Tor
nuhoriiy froin sal Cour TO execute certain Contract
entered Into between the sNih Janes Roscnia, decras
ed and Joseph Miller ior the Conveyance by said
Roseman to said Miller iir fee simple the iar which
The said Miller now resides, in kirkwood Township, in
said county being the Southeast quarter OF Section 81
in Townships OF Range q, in the Steub-nvIlle Land
District except about eighy acres in the North
OF said quarter, occupied and owned by one William
Bratton containing about ISL acres upon the payment
by said Miller Of tue balance OF the purchase money
due on said contract u. 4. COWEN,
Oct. Is. 1883 Au'y for Pltf.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
~A1TENTIoN, SuBsoRiBERs. :

~ATTENTIoN, SUBscRfBERs. w,
have now been publishing the CHRONICLE
For nearly three Years, and have occupied
very little space 10 its columns during tha
time in dunning our subscribers. On ex
animation Of our books we find at least one
third Of our subscribers have not paid u,
anything since we took charge ofthe paper
and many others have paid us for but {
single year out Of thd three. This is TOT
bad, especially in times when money is al
plenty as it is now, and we ask our sub
scribers as an act Of simple justice, to at
tend to this matter at once. We need thu
money, and whilst it is small matter Il
each Of you'to pay the amount of your in
debtednsss, it would amount to large sun
in the aggregate, that would be Of grea
value to US.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
Letter from 4 Belmont Boy IN, the
First West Virginia Infantry about
, the Election.
CAMP lsr VA. Vol. INF'Y

: the Election.
CAMP lsT VA. Vol. INF'Y, I.
PETERSBURG, West VA, Oct. l6, -
EDS. CHRONICLE: Hwuh for Brou0h
You will wonder what this means, coming
as it does from the mountains Of "Old Vir.
ginia. But pfestfie you will not he
surprised when ! tell that we have a CON-
pany of Buckeye Boys" in the gallant
First Virginia Infantry.
Desiring to prove our loyalty in more
ways than one, we have looked forward to
the election just past with more than ordi-
naryinterest; and in order to give the good
cause and the right as' much help as possi-
-ble, wo determined to hold an election here
in the mountains, and contribute our mite
towards defeating the Butternuts, and their
pet, the distinguished u exile. You see
we wanted to elect VAL; to remain in Can
ada, though; and guess we have not been
disappointed. 's.... .,.,, ".,'3
On the 18th inst, after due preparation,
we opened the polls, expecting quite lively
time, as we were aware Of the existence in
camp Of some Butternut tickets, in the
hands of person Of doubtful politics. -
However, everything passed off quietly until
the polls were closed. When the poll books
were balanced up, we were rejoced to find
every vote for Brough and the Union. No,
a single Copperhead ticket could be found.
Our company, decimated as it is by more
than two years hard service, gave ffty-six
votes for the Union; for Butternuts and Sc
cession, not one This, We hope, will satisfy
our friends at home that we are ON the right
side, both on the battlefield and ut the bal
lot box.
Believing that the result of the election
in Ohio will satisfy the Copperheads al
home, and that the returns from the arm,
win forever silence the treaeiierous, the
double dyed traitors in the ranks, and hoping
for speedy peace, l subscribe myself,
Respectfully, yours, M,
Co. G, lst Va. Vol. Int'y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-22
Ss-THr Rr6Rurrr,o Rt,srsvs. -, a.

~THE RECRUITING BtsINEss. I'm an
6ther column will be found proclamation
from the President calling on the States te
furnish 30o, 900 recruits for the army by the
Sth day of Janaary next, otherwise they
win be- drafted.
There are several recruiting officers now
IN the county. Capt. Glover and Lieut..
Dubois want some recruits for the I5th
hesincnt, Lieut. s. p. Woodmsnsee want.
men icr company of fcavalry scouts, to- be
attached to the 9th Ohio Cavalry, and Lieut..
B. r. johnson and Sers't. Wright want re.
eruits for our 18th Regiment. "A ysg
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In Co. I we're from Fairfield county, and all
Of those in Co. II that voted that way were
from Pickawsy county. :.
Tho election passed of very quietly, no
fighting or anything Of that kind occurring.
BELMONT.
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Btoagh. KaNandiahan..
Total ..............,328

By this it will be seen that three Of the
companies did not poll single vote for Val
landigham, while the other seven companies
oil had more or less votes for him. Co. A,
from Belmont county, was ono Of the COM
panies that voted the Union ticket undivi-
ded. Go. II, from Lancaster, and Co. B,
from Marrow counties, being the other two
companies that voted the same way. The
most Of those that votedpfo Vallandisham