The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-08
STATE OF west VIRGINIA.

First Election for Township Officers for
Ohio County.
THE undersigned, Commissioners for Ohio
i County, named in the schedule annexed to
the act of the Legislature passed on the 3Ist day
of July, 1863, entitled SAN Act to provide for the
division into townships of the several counties Of
the State of West Virginia." and also by virtue Of
the powers vested in said Commissioners by an act
of the said Legislature passed IN the 18th day Of
November, 1863, entitled "An Act to regulate
elections by the people, do hereby designate fix
and order that an election be held in each town
ship in said county on the first Thursday being
the 7th day of January, 1864, at the places in
each township hereinafter mentioned, to be con-
Quoted by the persons hereinafter named as tenn
porary Supervisors and Inspectors of said cleo
ton.
The officers to be elected at said election are,
one Supervisor for each township, Clerk for each
township, one Overseer of the Poor in EACH
Township Treasurer, two Inspectors of Elections
two Justices of the Peace two Coustables, and for
the county at large County Trea. urer.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RITCHIE.
At the Public School House in the town of South
Wheeling
Augustus Handlin, Supervisor; Benedict Speidel
and George Birch, Inspectors.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WEBSTER.
At the Shop of Samuel j. Ellerfritz, at the
northeast corner Of Market streets in the Sixth
Ward of the city OF Wheeling.
R. w. McOlelland, Supervisor; Henry Wallace
and John Goddy, Inspectors.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CENTRE.
At the Public School House in the Fifth Ward
of said city
Matthew B. Reed, Supervisor; Thomas Neil and
Joseph Salisbury, Inspectors.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION.
At the Hose House of the Rough and Ready
Hose Company in the Fourth Ward of said city.
Elijah c. LETTERS, Supervisor; o. j. Crawford
and Hervey Hall, inspectors
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CLAY
At the Court House of Ohio county in the Third
Ward of said city.
Jacob Singleton, Supervisor Robert Morrison
and l. H. Williams, inspectors.
THE TOWNSHIP OF MADISON
At the City Hall in the Second Ward of said
city.
VIM NJ. Berryhill, Supervisor; John Bishop and
Alexander Paxton Inspectors
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON.
At the Hose House of the Independence or First
W ard Fire Company, near the corner of Main and
Washington streets in the First Ward of said
city.
Samuel Irwin, Supervisor; Lewis Bayha and
William Holiday, Inspectors.
INTHE TOWNSHIP OF TRIADELPHIA
At the house commonly known as the Old Fos-
ter Stand in the town of Triadelphia.
Thos. D. Stewart, Supervisor; David Armstrong
and John Pearson, Inspectors.
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF RICHLAND
At the Richl.nd School House in said town
ship.
William Atkinson Supervisor; Creenberry D.
Boner and William Nichols, inspectors. sA.. ks4ES
IN THE TO WNsHIP OF LIBERTY
At the cuse of William Moore in said town
ship.
@John D. M axwell, Supervisor; Levi Mills and
Elijah Moore, Inspectors.
The Supervisor and Inspectors in each township
will employ the necessary clerks and writer's for
holding isid elections.
The necessary allot-boxes, Eell-books, tally
papers and forms will be provided at every place
of voting in each township.
SAMUEL IRWIN, SAM L McCOLLOCH,
THOs. B STEWART, JOSEPH WADDLE,
MATTHEW B. REED, GEO. w SIGHTS,
JOHN D. MAXWELL, JAMES BODLEY.
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THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE PARTI-
i ton of Ohio County, West Virginia. into town
ships report that they have divided the same into
the following described townships:
RICHIE
Beginning for Richie township at a stone plant
cd on the margin of the Ohio river being the COR