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Old Buckingham forever. --In the Bucking ham Institute Guard there are six Williamses--five sons and one grandson, of the same man. He has done his duty. There are three Levy brothers and three Ayres brothers, all in the same company. Whole families from Buckingham have come to the rescue, and while Buckingham has but 800 militia enrolled, the county will probably furnish 500 volunteers. Old Buckingham forever. --In the Bucking ham Institute Guard there are six Williamses--five sons and one grandson, of the same man. He has done his duty. There are three Levy brothers and three Ayres brothers, all in the same company. Whole families from Buckingham have come to the rescue, and while Buckingham has but 800 militia enrolled, the county will probably furnish 500 volunteers.
r, 809; Obenchain, 117. For secession, 1,260; against, 2. Halifax. George H. West and John R. Edmunds are elected to the House of Delegates by large majorities. Logan is elected to the Senate — all for secession. Prince Edward. For House of Delegates--T. T. Tredway, 403; R. A. Booker, 226; For secession, 688; against, none. For amendment, 385; against it, 214. All the precincts heard from, and this is the final result. Culpeper. For secession, 848; against it, none — tw precincts to hear from. Page. For Ordinance of Secession, 725; against, 0 Spitler, for S nate, 696; Booton, 275; Strickler, 183; McPherson, 117. Equal taxation, 716; against, 10. Buckingham. Robert A. Coghill, for Senate, 136; P. W. McKinney, for House of Delegates; 137; for amendment, 108; against amendment, 11; for ratification, 139, against, none. Neither Coghill nor McKinney had an opponent. I do not believe there will be a single vote against Secession in the count