The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07
dent pro tenn. Of the Senate. aud ooaiasr Of the
CLERK OF COUNCIL.

Council. R. e. Stanley, John r. Little. W. B.
MITCHELL colored. and B. q. Manning IA voice
He is gone-laughter,] are candidates.
The balloting resulted as follows: Mitchell.
II; Major Willouchby, /; Stanley. o; Little, 0;
Naming, O.; D. T. Corbin. 1. daughter and
clapping of hands ensued when the vote for
Corbin was announced.l
Mitchell wls declared elected.
| Mitchell is quite respectable colored man.
He was clerk Of the Constitutional Conven-
tion.l
CLERK OF CITY COURT.
The Mayor announced that T. D. Small,
colored, and J. q. F. Polhemus, we're candi-
dates tor this Office. The Dalloting resulted as
follows: Small, 19: D. L. Corbin, 8; three mem
bers not voting.
Snail was declared elected. [Small is son
OF Alderman SMALL
CITY TREASURER.
The Mayor announced Stephen Thomas as a
candidate for this Office, stating that there
were no other applications.
Alderman E. W. NJ. Mackey. nominate
General j. B. Dennis.
The balloting resulted as follows: Thomas,
19; Dennis 6.
Thomas was declared elected.
[Mr. Thomas is the present incumbent, and
has filed his Office with credit to himself and
satisfaction to the public. His election will
give general satisfaotion.I
ASSESSOR.
The Mayor announced P. j. Coogan, q. G..
Morley, Thomas A. Baynard and W. N.
Hughes, as candidates.
Thorne, colore1. nominate Mr.. E. P. Wall.
The balloting resulted as follows: Coogan
12; Wall z; Morley 0; Baynard 0; Hughes o.
Coogan was declared elected.
AssIsTANT ASSESSOR.
The Mayor read long extract from the
meeting of Council Of December, 1867. showing
that ". N. Hughes had once been elected as.
sistant as essor.
Alderman volgt interrupted the reading with
the remark: I do not see the necessity OF read
ing it, and move We proceed with the elec-
tion.
Chas. P. Frazer, DR.. III. G. Camplin, color
ed, and Thos. Callaghan were named as can
, dldates.
/, The balloting resulted as follows: Camplin,
II; D. T. Co-Dip, 1; Frazer, 0; Callsghan, 0,
One member not voting.
Camplin was declared elcted.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. This form Of 70;
ting and writing names involves great loss
OF time. There is o printed ticket here, see,
and move we have them circulated. This
way Of twelve voting one way and six another
is not at all reputable to the Council.
Holloway, coiored. I move that Mr.. Macke y
be handed one Of the tickets.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Col.
Inns, but no ticket was handed to Mr.. Mackey.
HARBoRMAsTER.
G. B. Sto6dard and W. ]. Ballentine were
announced as candidstes.
Alderman Greene. nominate Mr.. G. B.
Stoddard.
The balloting resulted as follows: G.. B.
stoddard, Il; Balentine, 1; D. T. Corbin, g.
one member not voting.
MIR. G. B. Stoddard was declared elected.
CMr. Stoddard is the present Incumbent
CITY BEaIsTRAR.
DR.. R. Lebby, sr., and DR.. G. N. King were
announced aS CauuQAte5.
The balloting resulted as follows: DR.. Lobby,
1S; D. T. Corbin, 1; King, o.
DR.. Lebby was declared elected.
(Dr. Lebby is the Health Officer Y. The city. ]
CITY INSPECTOR.
WIN. Rawlings, James P. Howard, colored,
(son Of Alderman Howard were announced as
candidates.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. Will your Honor
please read the names Of all OF the applicants.
Mayor. Those are all.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. No others, surep
Alderman e. W NJ. Mackey. I nominate 2.
C. Miller.
Alderman Greene, I nominate Joseph d.
jerks.
The balloting resulted ,s follows jerks, Il;
Miller, 8; J. @. Lacoste, 1; E. Pillsbury, 1.
Joseph a. Jenks was declared elected.
II. q. jerks is stspson OF the Mayor.1
PHYSICIAN TO TIE ORPHAN HOUSE.
DR.. W. q. lIuger was announced as candi-
date.
The bsllotins resulted as follows: DR.. Huger,
Is; D. T. Corbin. 2.
DR.. Huger was declared elected.
INSPECTOR OF FLOUR.
J.C. McIndoo, VIM. Leggerton, j. A. New
come, NJ. Caulfeld, E. O. Tharln, VIM. Cherry
and ]. G. Chadwick were announced as candi-
dates.
Alderman Geddings. nominate G. N. Ave
rill.
Alderman L. F. Wall. T nominate Alderman
T. j. Mackey.
The balloting resulted as follows: NJ. Caul-
field, 9; T. J. Ma key, 2; Leggerton, 1; Tharin,
1; Averill, /; McIndoo, 0; Newcoms, 0; Chad,
wick, O.; Cherry, 0.
Mayor. There is no choice; you will prepa re
your ballots for another trial. ~
Which was done with the following result:
Caulfeld, IL; Maekey,7.
The Clerk announced that twenty votes had
been polled. A count ensued, and it was ascer
tanned that only nineteen had been polled.
Alderman T. J. Mackey. understand that
twenty votes we're polled; that OF course vitiate'
that ballot; shall We not proceed to another
ballot2
He was informed by the Mayor that the an
nouncement made by the Clerk was incorrect
and Mr.. CaulHeld was declared elected.
aAUaERs OF LIQUOR.
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