The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-08

day, and passed off very quietly. There
was but small vote polled. We give be
low the vote in the different townships, as
far as heard from: .7-..cg
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. rf7
County Treasurer-W. j. Houston 26
John Bishop 43. Supervisor-Geo. w.
Sights 60. Overseer of the Poor-Jeremiah
Clemens As; II. c. Colts II. Township
Clerk-E. Day Al; II. Colts Is. Township
Treasurer-Jacob Wise 81, Justices of the
Peace-Hrsm Armstrong Al; John Irwin
40; G; W. Miller II; j. G. Mooth IL
Constable-Silas Whorton So; Geo. SAINT.
miers 81 Inspector of Elections-Wm.
Holiday 80; L. Bayha %.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
County Trcasurer-Bishop 70; Houston
40 supervisor-J. L. stifsl liz. Clerk
of Township-E. j. Stone 10Y. Overseer of
POor-F. @. Myers los. Township Treas
urer-S. Laughlin ll6. Inspectors of Flee.
tions-W. NJ. Berryhill As; Jacob Berger
g. Justices of the Peace-T. J. Blair &C.:
Geo Dulty l03; Robertson l13, Consta
bles-Wm. Richardson 81; VIM. Scroegius
81: Ed. Burt "a.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
County Treasurer-Bishop Il9; Houston
50 Supervisor-Jno. K. Botsford 80; DR..
J. C. Hupp Ill. Clerk of Township-W.
T. Wsyman l53. Overseer of Poor-Dr.
A. S. Todd l53. Township Treasurer
Alex Turner l54. Inspectors of Elections
j, Singleton 81; 1. II. Williams 72; j. H..
Hall 2 Justices of the Peace-Wm
Hamilton l45; Jas. Bodley l35. Consta-
bles-John Charnock 100; S. P. Tracy III;
Jno T. Fender "a.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Onunty Treasurer-Bishop lie; Houston
68; W. l.. M'Neeley IA; scattering S. Su-
pervisor-Jno. Reid 19l. Township Clerk
s. G. Stevens 1877. Overseer of Poor H.
Hall 1l6; E. G. Jefiers 80; j. II. Downs
46. Township Treasurer-W. L. M'Neeley
l48. Inspectors OF Elections-O. J. Craw-
ford 81; JAS Lounder Sc; B. Sterrett 8;
VIM. Salisbury 6. Justice of Peace-Geo.
Bulger lie; J.E. Bier lO4; A. M'Courtney
90. Constables-Wm. Ramp LAT; H. Lev
ering 1875; Jas. Santmiers SO; Ed. Clater 8.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
County Observation-Disclosures s; Bishop
Sc. SuperVisor--Jos. Salisbury 81. Town.
ship Clerk-John Armstrong 81. Overseer
of Poor-Jas. Reed 6l Township Treas
urer-Robt Pratt g. Inspectors of Elec-
tions-M. B. Reid 80; Thos. Neill "a JUS
tees of Peace-E. H. Mccoy So; Thos. H.
List II; j. G. MManaway 80. Constables
j. c. Vail 43; VIM. L. Wells "A.
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
County Treasurer ohm Bishop 70; W.
j. Houston 10. Supervisor-James Wilson
49, Township Clerk-Henry Wallace 81.
Oyerseer Of Poor-M. W. Echols SO. Town
ship Treasurer. W. Mcclellan 80. In
spectors of Elections-John Cloudy "a; Ii.
Harden "a. Justices of Peace-Wm. Clo-
han 10; L. G. Hughes /; NJ M'Manawan |.
onstables-Jno. Belville So; +. Jackson IS.
THE DIVISIONS OF THE DAY.-One of the
greatest endorsements which occurs in
business and social engagements among us
ha fact that al fho TT hnla
of our people ignore all divisions Of the day
except two, viz: morning and eaening. The
morning, in their vocabulary, comprises that
part of the twenty-four hours composing
day which commences with midnight and
ends with noon; and the evening the re-
mainder of twenty four hours. Now there
ore other subdivisions of day, which if act.
ed upon, would cause much less trouble in
social and commercial intercourse. The
mo,aing comprises the part of each day inr
cluded between sunrise and 9 o'clock A. NJ.
The forenoon from 9 A. NJ. to l2M. Noon
at IL or Immediately contiguous to that hour
of the day. afternoon from the hour OF
noon to P. Nj. Ece1.fng from to PM.
and night from to midnight.
If our citizens will give themselves the
trouble to observe these divisions of the
day, they will find that they will save
themselves many hours of uncomfortable
suspense and make the intercourse between
themselves and their friends more easy and
definite.
ATTEMPTED TO STEAL , VEsT.-Iest
day several men went into clothing store