Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31

do Justices of the Peace, L. r. Waddell, Il
year,, A. ". Hartman. q years.: David Henkel,
| g years.; For Constables-J. E. Little, Qyear)
VIM. S. Young, e years. John A. Stuart, Is
years..
MIDDLE R1vER.-John D. Craig supervisor !;
VIM L. Mowry, collector; Stuart NJ: Crawford,
eomr of roads; David Myers D. Of P. 0nas.
S. Roller, year, John W. Gillespie, 2 years,
and Casper Koyner years. ]. of P; James G..
McCalung, | year, Arthur 2 Grooms, years
NORTH R1vER.-John G. Fulton, ST., super
visor; John g. Fulton, Jr., clerk; Peachy w.
Wheeler, assessor; Robert G. Byers collector
Philip Airheart, commissioner of roads John
head IS years, VIM. S. Hiser, 2 years, James T.
| Clarke, l year, Justices of the Peace; Nelson
Andrew, year. Jonas Lowman, years, and
James F. PAWS years e 8 sbIson
sor; Charles r. Haynes, collector; Hugh N
Fry, clerk; George w. Sutler, assessor; Elijah
Bateman, eomlr Of roads; Charles Brooks, over
seer Of poor; WV CIinedinst, year, David
w. Coiner years, and John Huff, years, JUS
| tees of the Peace Robert M. Hix, year, Chas.
R. Haynes, 2 years. and William H. Grooms, g
| years, constables.
RIvERHEAps.-Willi r. Rush, supervisor /;
assessor; d. A. Off, collector; Adam Rusmisel,
overseer of poor; John Ell. Rush, year, Irving
| W. Gllkeson, years, and A. A Sproul years,
Justices of Peace; David B. Zimmerman, year
| w H. II Saie. years, dOHH
| constables. - 'f..i'.
uREs:-Henry 3. seig, supervisor; Lew
is r. Boswell, assessor; Joseph A. Wilson. col
lector; John Waldrop clerk; Baxter Crawford,
CONF 9f roads lanes n Liaklitar oy . seer Of
years, Benjamin o. Furguson, 8 years, Justices
| of Peace; Geo. Lacky, year, Thos. FL. Gross,
2years james F. Hizer, years, constables.
BATH COUNTY.
MILLBogo TowNsH1R.-Nnminee Ticket
| For Supervisor, James L. Bratton, 81; Collec-
Stewart, 60; Clerk, i G. Fishburne Is; Over
| seer of Poor, j. 2. Porter 80; Justice of Peace,
| r. 81. Bell
Indeg pen Ticket Supervisor, I: James ,.
W: F. Rush, 65 o. of p, c. Sltlington. Al; J.
of Peace, L. G. Watson, 81 John NJ. Armen-
trout, IS; Geo. Beatty, So; Com'r of Roads, J.
3; Swats, oil; D. Groves, II; Joel Armentrout,
10.
FREDERICKsBURG.- R. Mason, of citi-
zens ticket is elected Mayor.
PETERsBURG.-The entire Radical ticket is
elected.
| GORDONSVILLE Conservative ticket
elected. N. FL. Anderson, (colored) elected
clerk by a large majority.
LYNoHBURG. The entire Conservative tick
ct elected by an average majority of 1874.
DANvILLE.-The Conservatives elected then
entire ticket by small majority.
| CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ell oeutlTe OOuSorVatlVt
ticket has been elected. Three townships in
the county went Conservative by large MAORI
ties one went Radical, and the other is not
heard from but is thought doubtful. -.
PORTSMOUTH. Philip Thomas Radical.
mayor, and the entire Radical ticket was elect
ed by considerable majority.
ALEXANDRIA, Hugh Latham (Conserva
i've, mayor, and the whole Conservative city
ticket was elected.
The majority Is 100. The Radicals cleo
aldermen, couneilmen, magistrates, and consta
bles, in the third and fourth wards.
THE Council ticket in the wards mentioned
were mixed, SO that there will be q Conserya
tive majority in the Council
One negro councilman and one negro magis
trate are elected.
MANCHESTER. entire Radical tickle
J was elected.
HENRICo CoUNTY.-The Conservatives elect
ed their township officers in all the townships
except one, by very small majority
. LOUISA Q. H.-Six Conservatives and sever
Radicals elected
HANovER.--A letter to the Richmond Viii
says THE election in this township yesterda,
resulted in complete victory for the Oonserva