Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-06
FOR MAYOR.
50 Latham's ma ority.

50 Iatham's ma, ority.
Tucker, the candidate Of the Radicals, re-
cr:vel seventy. two votes, as follows: In the ! ST
Ward, %; ID Ward, 9; Sd Ward, 20; 4tE
Ward, 81.
A. N Hurdle vas elected Auditor, having
received 739 votes in the city JOS Padgett,
us, r. |. T. Wilson, "a and c. s. Taylor,
IT, r. A. Stoutenburgh, the radical candi-
date, received Sc votes.
For Attorney, D. l.. Smoot vas reelected,
having received ,055 votes S. T. Beach, the
candidate Of the Radicals, received 80 votes.
For Surveyor, Theodore Fl. Ficklin was
elected by majority of 4lG over John II. Sip
pIe The vote stood Ficklin, 637; Sipple, 22l.
r. Bell, ir., Trad. received SO votes.
Chas. II. Mcknight was reelected Superin-
tendent Of Gas, receiving 1922 votes; G. C.
Semmes 10; and w. W. White Trad. s..
James Fadeley was re- elected Superintend-
ent Of Police, having received 9SS votes JAS
D. Javins, "a; and T. |. Edelin,, Grad. ST.
For Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department,
A. c. Kell was elected, receiving 754 votes !;
Hiram Webster received 2cl Thos Henly
Trad. received olle vote in each ward
Thomas Whttington was reelected Clerk Of
the Market, the Radical candidate, John
Moore, receiving ouly Il votes in the city.
james P. Coleman was re elected Measurer
of Wood and Bark, 'Iheo. iced, the candidate
ou the Radical ticket receiving GO votes.
George McClash was re elected Guager,
Brill Trad receiving 10 votes, and l4ovejoy,
also on the Radical ticket, s.
james Fosset was reelected Collector Of
Taxes for the Northern District, his opponent
Oh the Radical ticket, Geo. G. Hewes, receiv-
ing &c votes,
For Collector Of Taxes for the Southern Dis
trict, S. K. Field was elecied--the vote stand
ibg: Field 9j4; Avery, $50; Bushby, (rad. y
70.
W. H. Mcknight and VIM f. Vincent
were reelected Measures of Lumber, Fowler
and Hodgkins (rads. receiving, the first named
Is, and the latter Y; ", r. Howard, also
radical, received votes.
j. w. Campbell AMI Jacob Roxhury were
elected Assessors, receiving, the former S39,
and the latter, 1876 votes w. u. Herbert re-
csived SO; G. ". Harris, &c r. Rudd, 81 !;
Samuel Beach, 10; f. Dayy, (rad) 50 P. e.
Henderson, also 90 the Radical ticket 90 votes
COUNCIL.
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bers Of the Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council, for the various Wards:
FIRST WARD--.1hlelnaun- Fl. Markell
IT, D. Harmon, radical, received "A votes.)
Common Comcil-W. s. Moore, \. D.
War6eld, Jos. Hopkins and &. l.. Neale.
Crhe radical ticket As follows: S. Baker
who received % votes, L. Mckenzie -, j.
johnson o5, Nolanlil4 JaggarI, also radical,
received votes.
SECOND WARD--4klcyna;n.- II 4 Brewis
Or. w. D. Stewart, radical, received 10
,otes) ....
Common Council --Gco H. Robinson, w.
N Brown L. d. Harrison and c. t. Simp-
son.
There we're only three radicals voted for,
t. Taylor 10 and A. Moran g.
THIRD WARD--ldMsyman.- r.. f. Pretty
man. .
ii. NJ. Stewart, radical, received % votes.)
Common CounciA--John Lambdin, W. Hol-
ensbury j. B. johnson and G. W. Clifford.
(rhe radical vote in this ward was as fol-
lows: A. c. Harmon 81, G. r. Joyce 20, Ed
ward Sullivan Is, Robert Armstrong IA and
Robert Portner &.
FOURTH WARD--AAlemttn--T. B. Robert
son. -s ,-@ @ 81 @@
lJosiah Willard, radical, received % votes.
Common CounciI--J. r. Smoot, John
Summers, j. W. Nails and f. S. Martin.
(rhe radical ticket received the following
Vote ". n Berkley % f. Bell, ST. "a, P.
K. Evans % and S. f. Beach l4)