The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Democrats Garry Every
Township I'm the County,.
De-.era, Majority 1. ,.e C...,y aos

Township In the County,!
DenscEat Majority In the County 4o5
We give below additional returns OF
the election. which completes the list
of townships in the county. 1t will be
seen that the Democracy have made a
clean sweep, having elected their tick
ct in every township. The vote was
very light, being only 2467 in the conn
ty:
RPrCHIE TOWNSHIP.
Saperrisor-J. H. Hobbs, (d) l22; John
r. johnson, (r) 9s.
Clerk-John Waterhouse, l27; Sylves'
ter l.. brice, 81.
Treasurer-Dr. r. W. Hazlett, s6;
Michael Roth, 81; Henry Ohle, Al.
Orcrseer of the Poor-Benedict Spie-
del, s6; George Goehman, 81; Lewis
Notte, 3S.
Inspector of fElections-Frederick Roth
ermund, 81; Alex. G.. Marshall, ID.
Censtabies-Jacob Hornecker, ~;
JoSopn rISufngcT, H., 20; Henry schultz,
Il; Theodore Wolf, IS; George Drum
A..
Justices Of the Peace-John W. Schultz,
l25; James L. Hoy, lO3; A. MCully, 90;
Levi H. Rose, 66.
Surveyors Of ROads-JOhp COwen,
200; Joseph White, 81; Frederick Broom
or, 20; William Askew, 81; ID. B. Gar
vim, 90; Matthew Greenlee, -: Charles
Fisher, SO.
School aan,issioner--John s. Garvin.
SO; Jessee 8. Wheat, 81; Matthew Green
lee, 50; John Archibald, SO; VIM. Hill
man, 81; Henry HEWITT; 4s; William
Askew, 43.
RICHLANp TOWNSHIP.
Superrisor-Alexander NJ. Jacobs (d.),
10; NJ. L. Hill (r), az.
Clerk-H. Boone, Ill; Abraham Nc
Colloch, 20. - -.,t 80. =.
1reasarer-S. w. Wharton, 103; w.
A. Ridgely, IS. -,--F-r-.e.,.
Orerseer Of Posr-J. w. Bruner. LOG;
William North, 73.
Inspectors Of Elections-A. j. Wilson,
112; John English, II.
Coastable-W. P. Groves, Ill; Charles
Mannel, ~; Fergus Smith, Jr., 72.
Jnstioes of the Peace-A. A. Allison, 100;
George Sawtell, 100; Horace Ridgely,
~; w. T. Nichol, II.
iSurreyor of Roads-1st District-JOhn
Whorten, lG7; Daniel Dean, II. I'd Dis
trict-A. F. Garden, LOG; j. s. John.
ston, II. Sd District-David A Durbin,
ITO; James Rouse, al. 4th District-J.
f. Morgan, 10; G. S. Homes, 72. 9th
District-John Robinson. l0i; w. Con-
nelly. "a. 9th District-J. W. McCol-
loeb, Ill; ]. B. Lyle, II. .......... .
School COmmissioner-POwell Wharton,
1l3; A. T. Garden, lO9; G. ID. Bonar, 81.
TRIADELPHA TOWNSHIP.
Superrisor-James Robinson, (d) 154;
r. 8. Hopkins, (r) 10.
Clrk-M. NJ. Hervey, l57: Frank Null
doom, 104.
Treasurer-J. F. Smith, ia; Edward
NJ. Atkinson, LIZ.
Orerseer Of The Poor-N. Fl. Garrison,
154.
Inspector Of Elections--Allen Davis,
l55: \. Waddle, 1l2.
Justices Of the Peace-Wesley Robinson,
14s; Daniel Thornburg, 1913; Alex Nc
NOuu, kOfy HhSOt AVos
COnstdbles-Wm. Hutcheson, 149;
Joseph Kimmons, ia; Vim. Alton, 105;
Geo. V. Miller, IL.
Surveyor Of Roads-1st District--Jas.
Oldham, l52; Jas. McConn, ll2;
I'd District - John White l52:
Joseph .McCutchen, liz; Sd District
Martin Burrows, l54; James Hen
derson, ll2; 4th District-Wm. Flem-
ing, 154; Samuel Fleming, Ill.
School C0mmissiORer-August Helm
berger, l44; Jacob Kruser, l07; Joseph
Bedillion, 153; Joseph Fay, lis.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Superrisor-S. s. Jacob (d) 107; Thos.
A. Hammond, lO4; Peregrine Whit
ham, l.
CLERK. D. Whitman, 1O9; John C.
Faris, 103.
Treasurer-J. Fl. Montgomery. lis;
I'D. Maxwell, ga; Byers Yates, 1. =
Orerseer Of the Poor-Wm. Irwin, 10l;
j. c. Maxwell, ITO.
Inspector of Elections-Peregrine Whit
ham, 107; Byers T. Yates, 1Ol.
COnstdbles-George Weideman, l93:
James II. McConn, IS; l.. B. Morgan, ].
Justices of the Peace.-Robert NJ. Bo-
mar, 100; VIM. Bushfield, 104; Garrett
Steel, II; Josiah Atkinson, II; Joseph
Carson, 106; John Brady, l.
Surveyor Of Roads-1st District-Jo-
seph NJ. Bell, 66; VIM. Denniston, 2;
H. Frazier, l. 2d District-James Nc
Cannon, 40. Sd District-George Max
we'll, 81; Clark Criss, %; Byers T..
Yates, 9. 4th Observation-Disclosures Nor
gan, g.; Vim. r. Steel, l6; Joseph Har-
vey, 2.
School Com missioners-Wm B. Curtis,
1Os; Hamilton Frazier, 10; J. A. Cur
tbs, 102; VIM. CASTOR, l02; j. Faris, l.