Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-08

ploymeu' by ply'rg at this office imme.
diaIeIy.
s1B- THE crIoS.-The election for
County IRE r aud township officers
which IO.'' &c yesterday, passed off very
quietly. lUdeed it was SO quiet that it es
capped the attention OF about two thirds OF
the voters OF the County In obedieuoe 10
the late law passed by the Legislature all
the drinking saloons were closed. The
Union ticket for township officers me,
with very little opposition. We give be-
low the result in the various townships as
far as heard from at the hour of going to
press John Bishop beats ". J. Houston
for Treasurer by considerable majority.
wAsHINGroS TOWNSHIP.
J Houston, &c.
SuPtrOisOr.-George W. Sights, 60.
OHsIS'sr Of ne Poor.-Jeremiah Clemens,
40; H. Colts, II.
Township Ctsrk.-EIJah Day, Al; H. G.
Cots 10.
Township Tre0Surer.-Jacob Wise, 81.
Justices Of Peaes.-Hiram Armstrong, Al;
John Irwin, 40; G. W. Miller, II; T. j..
Mutb, H.
c.a'fa5H.. -stIas whOrtou, SO; George
St. Myers, 81.
day, So Louis Bnyha, 90
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
County 2Tea'urtr-JOhu Bishop, TO; W.
J. Houston, 40.
SuperUiIor-J L. StifsI. ll3;
Clerk Of TOWnship-E, J. Stone, IO7.
OVerSeer Of POOy-F. C. Myers, los.
4O1H'hLp 1fsGsurer-Samuel Laughliu,
lie.
I1.PsetOrs of EteetioHs-w. NJ. Berrybil,
As; Jacob Berger, 50.
George Dulty, lO3; VIM. Robertson, 43.
COHStabIrS-Wm. Richardson, 81; VIM.
scrOggins, s2i E, Burt, "a.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
County TTea,urer-JObn Bishop, lls, W.
J. Houston, 90.
SHpsrvi'or Dr. ], c. Hupp, Ill, J.K.
Botsford, SO.
Clerk Of 2'otUnship-M. T. waymau, 1853.
OveTSetr Of Poor-Dr. A. S. Todd. 1873
Township IFeGsuTsr-Alex. Turner, 1854.
inspectors Of EiectiOns-Jacob Singleton,
81; |. q. Williams, ~.
Ju1tiesS Of the PeGce-Wm. Hamilton.
l45: Jas. Bodley, 1876.
COn'ta6leS-John Charnock, IOs; 8. p.
Tracy, ll2i John T. Pender, 50
UNION TOWNSHIP (PoURrH wARD.)
Experimentation Reid, 1911.
Township Clerks G. Stevens, 1877.
OgsrSesr Of Poor-Haryey Hail, lie, E.
c. LETTERS, 3s: John Downs, 10.
Township 7Esasmsr-W. L. McNeeley,
Inspectors of ElecGOns-o. ]. Crawford,
~; James Launder, SO; Boyd Sterret, 8;
w. Salisbury, 6.
Justice. Of the Peacs-Geo. Bulger, lls;
Jacob Bier, lO4; Alex. McCourtney, Sc.
CoH'ta6Les-Wm.R Ramp, LAT; Henry Lev
ering, 1926 James st. Myers, SO; Edward
Olator, 3.
County Treasnrsr-John Bishop, Il6; W.
J. Houston, Go; W. L. McNeely, Ia scat
tering, S.
cNNTRE TOWNSHIP
County 7reasurer-John Bishop, SO; W..
J. Houston, 8.
SHPsTUt'0T-Joseph Salisbury, 81.
TOIOnShlp CIerk-Johu Armstrong, e2.
OVrTIser Of PoOr-James Reed, 6I.
Township IrEusursr-Robert Pratt, 60.
Inspectors Of Elections B. Reed, 80 !;
Thos. NeiII, 81
justices Of Peacs-E. HALEY Mccoy, SIS
J. Q. McManRway, so.
Con'ta6les-JOhu c. Vail, 40; VIM. L..
Wells, AZ.
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
County TreaSursr-John Bishop. 70 w.
J. Houston, 10.
SuPerrisor-James Wilson, 80.
TOWHShip Clerk-Heury Wallace, 81.
OVsrSesr Of Porn. W. Echols, 50.
Township TFeaSursr-R. W. Mcclellan,
inspectors Of ELeetiOns-JOhn Cloudy, 90.
Justices Of Peaee-Wm. ClOhan, IS; l.
G. Hughes, IL; ]. c. McAausway, /.
COnstables-John Belville, IS Ephriam
Jackson, 70.
The total vote, in the above. for Bishop,
is 492i for Houston, 2ll; majority for
Bishop 2sl.
G0MAS FROZEN 70 DEATu.-ou Tues
day, a man was found near GAINESVILLE, on
the Central Ohio railroad, by the Canal
Draw Bridge, almost entirely covered with
snow, with scarcely Slgn of life remain
ing. He was already stiff with cold and
his skull was quite badly fractured. He