Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-14


Gran. County Town Eleeaons-Town Onicer''
Wyalusing-Dixon 54, Cothren 81
II. Glsel; chairman; S. II. Seaman. A..
Calkins. supervisors; D. Bfadt, clerk;
Il. p. Johnson Treasurer y. Blandiord,
Assessor; I. Cranston, r. Jacobs Justices.
Jamestowp-Dixon 81, cothren lS2.
John Hier, chairman; 2. Murray, J.
Weidehoid, SUI visors; y. Q. Higgins,
clerk; Thos. Pallet, Treasurer; J. ;.
Smead, Assessor; Jas. Colligan and L.
Van Week Justices.
Smelser-- ReportedT5 TO 100 majority
for Dixon
PZoueoue-Di&on 279, Cothren 19a
u. II. kirkpatrick, chairman; ] Robinson
and H. G. Miller, supervisors d NV yns
clerk Il. Vanderbilt, TNasssg; H G.
Stiles Assessor; B, b WSbsapd ]. q.
Wood, justices ia. Reweg, constable.
Hazel Gxfgi-Cothren 80 majority
and the ticket called Democratic Union
elected, as follows. H. d. York chair
man; VIM. Simms and Jacob Milhouse,
supervisors Thos. w. Nash, Town clerk;
p. Skinner, Assessor; j. H. Chandler,
Treasurer; VIM. E. Dudley and 0 Rice,
justices, +. NJ Chandler, constable On
Town officers an anti-liquor ticket was
run, partly etfacing party lines.
Msll0iHe- Ncggle lis, Cothren 81,
Dixon 2. Joseph Hotsfall chairman;
Patrick Coyne and r. G.iIumphrey, super
visors; Theodore Taylor, Treasurer; J.
B. Lynn, Assessor; Al. j. Smith, clerk;
j. B Lynn alf YIN Kidd Justices; { s
Sampson, Justice to fill vacancy.
B0sco5e6 Dixon AZ majority union
ticket ayesYging same ID I Parker, chair.
man; II Sales aud Jares Barnett SUI
pervisors; "A w Ray, Assessor; John Pep
per, Treasurer; N Richmond, Clerk; L
] Woolly and 0 NJ Graves, justices; r
P CLYDE, w w Watkins and N Dewitt
constalles. The war democrats united
with tie Republicans, preferring this to any
further connection with the Copperheads.
Beetown-Clear union triumph over the
Copperheads Of about 80 majority on town
ticket ana / 4 for Dixon. Wood r Beach,
chairman, Il Bishop ard Ben Hickok,
Supervisors SAMUEL Newick, Clerk; Rob't
Hicks, treasured; Rol't Potter, assessor;
Wm McDahid and NJ Z Rice, justices ;
Jes. Stephens and S Wells, constabes.
Hickory Groge-Dixon 70. Cothren
%. Mason Fish, chairman, IL A Nc.
Lauehlin and James Murphey. superyis-
ors; N Brainard, Treasurer; E L Fish,
assessor; NJ Culver, clerk; Mason Fish
and A L McEiSayne, justices; + I Fish,
E A Bull, constables.
Dixon 56 majority. Adj
uison Burr, chairman, ] B HARRISON and
Ira Bellows, supervisors, John Raines, clerk
/ f Halbert. assessor; D II Dudd, Treas
urcr, +. II Bonham and Geo Luce, JUS
tees, D Ward justice to iii vacancy: H.
Hyde, Hofatic Tel, and Hare, constables.
Patch Graz Dixon So. Cothren 66,
i Nogele i. Henry Patch, chairman, WIN
Humphrey and John Lewis, supervisors
! Thos Maggie, CLERK; J D Clayton, Treas
urer; Levi Brown, Assessors; Henry Patch,
| Thos Naale and Ilaines Fitch, justices
two latter 10 gil vacancy, A B Lynn, A
/ II Lyman an1 G II Polly, constb,es.
/ Glen Havea-D Dixon 76, Cothren 81.
/ A A Bennett, chairman, A D Ramsey and
III Aldermen. supervisors; Vim Tate
clerk; JAS NJ Scott. treasurer; VIM Cur
It's, assessor; L S Reynod s and ? Har-
kins, justices.
! CasspiHe-2l majority for Cothren.
N Dewey, chairman. J Geiger and E
Groom, superiors; J II @ Sneclode, clerk
! G L LaGfave, Treasurer; -, as
SCISSOR; ] II G Sneclode and L M Okey,
| Justices
We have not been favored with returns
from any other towns.