The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31
ELECTION RErURNs.
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der was G'ecteu treasurer WITHOUT OnpnS!.
ton. We give below the m'j,rity OF each o
the other officers elected Sheriff, John T
Jones, 1879: Clerk Of the County Court, S. r
Waddell 1870: Clerk of the Circuit Court
George W. Carter. 20S; Commissioner of the
Revenue (uDper distric:), K. K. HUMPHREYS
116; Commissioner Of the Revenue (lower
distric,). J. P. Schermerhorn, SO; Attorney
'nr the Commonwealth, George W. Thomas
81
MesSrs. Thomas and Humuhres are Re-
pubiiclns; all the other successful candidates
for county Off res are Conservatives.
The following are the district officers
elected:
Tuckahoe: Supervisor, DR.. JIG. Beattie
Justices of the Peace, j. \. Hopkins, r. II
Henly, and J. +. Jones; Cons table, j. C.
Mann; OGerseer Of the Poor, james Pat.
terson.
Brookland: Supervisor, Hon. A. r. Hol-
laday; Justices Of the Peace, j. Solomon, l..
Hodgson. and g. w. swan; Constable, H.
Neurohr; Overseer of the Poor, c. Bolton.
Fairfield: Supervisor. S. l.. Annable
Bruce, and 2. G. Larus; Overseer Of the
Poor. j. w. Otey Constable. Daniel Duke
Varina: Supervisor. Norman Smith JUS
tees of the Peace, J. p. Smith. &. K. Gil.
mer, and G.. X. Roper; Constable, +. Il.
Gum; Overseer of the Poor, K. T. Plea
SAINTS.
Chesterfield.
OFFICIAL VoTEs-The Board of Commits
sioners OF Chesterfield county met Saturday
in the clerks Office in the courthouse and
canyasScd the returns of the election held
Thursday with the following result: For
Treasurer, Captain william b. Woodbridge
tConservative), 1925; Clerk of County
Court, NJ. A. Coyblll Conservative, 2,2G2 ;
Clerk of Circuit Court. f. Il. Flour
nov (Couscrva,ive). 1,14s; w. A. Snarp
(Repuolicau), 095 Sheriff. G. Il.
Flournoy (Conservative), 1868; George
f. Marble (Repuulican). 9S5. Common.
weal;h's Attorney. William Ambe's (Con-
>erva,ive) LIZA; W. f. Giddiugs lRepubi-
cam. 1.OSl. Commissioner of Revenue.
FIRST district, William G. Fiournoy (Cor L.
>ervative), lib; II. w. Hey (Republean),
9sG. Second district, j. A. Mann (ConServA-
t,ve), 1,131; G. A. Horncr (kepubican),
1,O9j. The vote cast in the CITY OF Mancbes-
ter for Sheriff, Commemorative Attorney.
aud Clerk OF The Circuit Court is included
in the above. The following township Ill
GERS were also elected:
Manchester Io,cnShp: For Supervisor,
Mujor Joseph Waller (nepubIican); M1gis-
trate, w. j. Martin (RepuolclD); Justices
Of the Pence, Wll-on Hewlett (negro) and
Jasper Clayton CONSERVATIVE; Constable,
William Fl. Clements Conservative over
seer of the Poor. Giles Hidden (negro).
Dale Township: Super VISOR, John MUIR
pby CouservMuvel; Justices of tie Peace.
Lee Wells and f. G. Farmer (Conserva..
uyes); Constable, A. III. Chalkley (Conse :
vatiye): Overseer Of the Poor, 3. }. Duv.l
| CONSERVATIVE.
Bermuda Township: Supervisor, W. Il.
| HAYWOOD (Conservauvc); Justices OF the
Peace, s. L. Maddox (nepubcan(, ID. l..
Woods (Repubhcln), Z. ). Gregory (Con'
servatlve); Constable, Archer Scott (nesro);
Oycrsecr of the Poor, William Bass (Con-
serv ,tivc.)
Motoaca T5rnship: Supervisor, John L.
Robertson (Goaserrative); Justices OF me
Peace, NJ. j. Holt CONSERVATIVE. j. IL. ID.
PuIins CONSERVATIVE, Hester Dahl Con-
seryatlvc); Constable, l.. q. S'mon<on (Con-
Servative); Oyerscer OF the Poor, joseph 4.
Taylor CONSERVATIVE
Clocer Hill Township: Supervisor. r. 2.
Grimes (Conscl vatire); justices OF the
Peace, r. E. Goode (Lon>eryatIvc), j. w.
pinchback (Conse:valve). X. Z. Grimes
{ tonServutive); Constable, 5. BROOKS GOD
rvatiye): Overseer of the Poor, K. S. Viii.
k;nSon Conservative.
MidloMidn To,cnshp: Supervisor, George
r. Smith tConservatlve); justices Of the
Peace. C. u. Robbins lRepublican). A. G.
Elan Conservative, John +. Cox (ConserVa'
tive): Constable, a. Barrett CONSERVATIVE
Oversccr CT the Poor, II. c. McGruder (Con-
servative).
The vote canvassed at the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court Saturday by the COM
m,sslDners OF the election held Thursday re-
suited as follows:
For clerk of the Circuit Court: e. 81.
Flouruoy received u votes, NJ. \. Cogbl'l
So: l.. J. Fisher, constable, 900; William
| Ambers. CONFERENCE.-The attorney, l20
G. II. Flournoy. sheriff, l20. CouncIlnen :
FIRST Ward-R. S. Whitehead. 4G; Second
Ward-N. y. Eubark, 10; 7. NJ. Fend'rr,
Is: Third Ward-Dr. a. Monteiro, 1Ol
Fourth Ward James D. Crai", 1873.
The vote poilrd as above for clerk of the
Circuit Court, Common wcath's attorney,
and sheriff of Chesterfield county was CERT.
tied to by the commissioners and counted
with the returns from the county.
louisa.
Louisa CouRTHoU. E. May 29.-The official
returns of election give"the four principa!
officers the following mljori'ies: County
Clerk. j. J. Porter. 1858; Circuit Clerk, ),
n. Parsons, 1913; Attorney for the Com
monwcalth. james l.. Gordon lover three
competitors, 227; County Treasurer. NJ. T
Gooch, 5G1.' All Conservative cindid'tes IL
the field. W. NJ. B.
Especial kilograms % The Virginil Sentirl
Fairfax.
| Nor % For Conn
tv Clerk. r. ID. Richardson (Con.) elec ed
no opposition; for Commouweath's Attor.
pev, Jmes NJ. Love ICON elected no OPP
position: for Treasurer, John FL. Chic ster
lind 144 majority; for Sheriff. William NJ.
| Ayre (Con.) so majority; for Commissioner
of Revenue (north side). j. Nj. Thome (Rep
ia majority: for Commissioner OF Revenue
South side), F. Wooster (Con.) 30 majority
Loudoun.
LgEsBuRG. May 2S.-W. E. Garrett elected
clerk b. so majority. j. w. Gaiiehtr, COM
| missioner of revenue in Lee>6urg district,
Thomas Ho>kiuson in Broad Run (both by
large maiorities), William Gains IN Mercer
W. 4. Powell in Mount G'lead, II. l. Ben
| nett in jefferson, and +. II. S~ank ~
LoyettsvilIe. Garrett, Galleher, SWank, anu
Hoskinson are Independents.
CHipeDer.
CULrEpER COURTHOUSE, May 2S.-The foi'
lowing county officers were e,ected yester'
day: Clerk of Court, c. B. Payne; Com
mon wealth's Attorney j. W. Morton; Sheriff.
d. Pulliam; Treasurer, P. E. Jones; Com
mssiouors of the Revenue, S. 81. NeWhouse
and J. W. InskerD.
CORPORATION officers: Mayor, W. B. Nails
Recorder, A. NJ. Allan; Sergeant, 81. G. Bur
rows.
FauQuier.
All the regular nominees are elected ex'
cont Cnlnnna Who Is beat by MIN. AshbY, il