The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-20

Adjutant and Inspector General-H.
w. Purvis.
Representatives-A. W. Curtis, s. B.
Thompson, Ohas. Minort. 8. r. Gilmore.
Coroner-I. 81. Coleman.
'Sheriff-J. E. Dent.
'Clerk-D. B. Miller.
Probate Judges. D. Swygert.
School Oommissioner-D. Sslmond.
County Commissioners-E. Nj. Weston,
W. e. Hayne, q. Portee.
Congressman-Third District-R. B.
Elliott.
Congressman At Larger. 81. Cain.
Solicitor. H. Runkle.
The following is the,vote on the con-
atitutional amendments:
Constitutional smendment--Yes, 1850;
No, 80.
Constitutional amendment, Art. XVI
Yes, 2. 2.793; No. 81.
The following is the result OF the elec-
ton in Marlboro:
Solicitor-D. D. McColl.
House of Representatives All
man, Dudley P. MoLsurin.
Sheriff 81. Jones.
Clerk of Oohrt-T. w. Allen.
Judge OF Probate-J. Wesley Smith.
School mmissioner-Frank Hazle
County Oommissioners-O. T. Stubbs,
Edward Miles, Joel l.. Easterling.
Coroner-John Bristow.
The Winnsboro Ne0s says:
The unofficial calculation is that Du-
vail is elected Sheriff; Sanders Ford Se-
nator; Oiowney Clerk of the Court; Nell
son Judge OF Probate; Crawford School
Commissioner; Elliott, Jacobs and j. Nj.
Martin, County Commissioners; Isaac
Miller and Levi Lee, House of Repre-.
sentatives. The third member of the
Legislature is still in doubt, NJ. 8. Mil
ler and Smart running very close to each
other. A. 8. Wallace has carried the
County by 1,815.\
Bowen ELEoTED SHERIFF:-AlI the
Radical politicians in the city were on
tip-toe yesterday. until it was positively
known that Bowen had beaten Mackey
by several hundred majority. In the
city. Mackey has majority of 1,849,
but in the country precincts Bowen has
at least $500 majority. The Indications
are that Mr.. Whitman is elected Clerk of
Court, and that Mr.. Ct. I. Cunningham
is elected County Commissioners. The
rest OF the ticket is badly cut up, and it
cannot be certainly known what candi-
dates for the Legislature are elected,
until the official reports come in from
the parishes. Charleston Ne,cs.
TALK OF A CONTEST IN CAMDEN. The
vote in Kershaw is ss follows: Moses,
1928; Tomlinson, lob. Rainey re-
ceived 2.209; Cain, 1892; L. E. John
son, 977. Total number of votes cast,
2.375. The Regulars elect their entire
ticket by little more than 800 majority.
The Boilers speak of contesting the
election, as two old precincts were not
opened, at which they would have re.
ceivcd considerable number of votes.
MOSES WINS IN MARION. ALI the polls
are heard from, with the following re.
suit: Regular ticket, 2,402; Boilers
ticket, 1926; majority for the Regular
ticket, 166. The County Republican
ticket is elected by the same majority,
the Democrats voting with the Boilers.
The colored people voted solidly. Few
whites voted. The Republican ticket
was somewhat split. The election passed
off quietly.
OooNEE.-The election in this County
passed off quietly. The Tomlinson
ticket for State officers is about 800 votes
ahead. Gov. Perry's majority for Con-
gress is also between 500 and 600. Col.
Keith has been elected to the Senate by
a large majority. Mr.. Herndon is one
Of our Representatives; the other is in
doubt. Stribling. for Clerk, Dendy, for
Probate Judge. Craig, for Sheriff, Lewis,
for School Commissioner, and Wooden,
for Coroner, have been elected. W. II.
Stribling has been elected County Com
missioner, the other two being doubtful.
KeoUee Courier.
The following is the result of the cleo.
ton in Lexington County:
Senator-J. @. Hope.
Representatives-Henry A. Meetze,
DR.. J. 81. Lowman.
Sheriff-Henry H. Geiger.
Olerk-Wm. j. Asman.
Probate judges. P. Wingard.
n. Barnwell's majority for Solicitor is
LOCO in Lexington County.
A very serious accident happened last
Sunday to Mr.. W. T. Lghtfoot, as he
was driving ont, near Orangeburg, with
bis family, very nearly resulting in the
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