Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27
COUNTY COURT.

Many persons were in town yesterday-bein
Court day. The Court was composed of the mil
itary appointees who had qualified with the ex-
ception of A. E. Pierce, Esq, former magistrate,
who was continued and who presided.
81. G. McCausland, former Constable and
Overseer of the Poor, was continued as such
having qualified
The following persons qualified for the offices
mentioned in connection with their names:
j. r. Popham, Commemorative Attorney.
Henry B. Jones, Commissioner of the Revenue
Jas F. Davis, w A. Reed, Jacob Ewing, Jno
K. Kayser, Constables
Danl II. Kindig, Deputy Sheriff.
VIM. A. Burnett and Jas. w. Baldwin, Depu-
ties of Saml Cline, Clerk.
Chesley Kinney, Notary Public.
J. Il. Slower, Assistant Commissioner of the
H. M. Bell and Jno. Paris renewed their bonds
as notaries.
The following military appointees have quail
fed as Magistrates
David Alexander, Alex. Anderson Charles
Bates, Jacob Bear, W. w. Clinedinst, Danl
Fishburne, Sam'l Landes, VIM. Link, VIM
Morgan, Junius F. Maupin, John Silor, Jno
Smith, Jacob Wisler
1llCciiScS lOI SSC', NOlO Sta1eCu W
the following persons: Morgan Vint, G. A
Neff, Lorenzo Shaw, Jonas Lowman David
Kerr, D. B. Hyde, Lee Squires, Jno. Dettor,
Chas. W. Kidwell, S. II. Hunt, Layton Sampson,
A. G. Trice, Geo. c. Grouse, Noah Beard.
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