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Treasurer.
W. G. Kennedy
6,0
Recorder.
H. II. IIcs.
TO:
Coroner.
Samuel Webster
OCTOBER 10, 1865.
Governor.
William M. Stone.
559
Thomas H. Benton. ..
359
Benjamin I. Gue.
574
W. W. Hamilton.
352
Supreme Court.
George G. Wright ..
ĘS2
11. Il. Trimble.
350
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
RSS
Oran Faville.
J. W. Sennett.
350
C. R. Johnson
Jacob Swank
3.55
Representative.
John F. Lan lis
Cabin Minton
3:7
County G: Ige.
Jaines Rice,
W. G. Kennedy
James Hall.
33.4
207
.
HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTY.
Sheriff.
William L. Brown.
O. P. Anderson, 352
County Superintendent.
Janie- Jenkins.
5.St
D. L. Chancy.
318
Surveyor.
A. C. Rarick
578
Anderson Lyons
3ªS
Coroner.
Samuel Webster
368
H. C. Sigler.
David Bonar. IS
E. M. Ledgerwood.
17
16
OCTOBER 9, 1866.
Secretary of State.
Ed. Wright.
748
S. G. Van Anda.
311
Auditor of State.
John A. Elliott.
748
R. W. Cross,
2.46
George S. Stone
65
Treasurer of State.
Samuel E. Rankin
748
George A. Stone. . 245
R. W. Cross.
65
Register of State Land Office.
C. C. Carpenter,
747
L. P. Mckinney
310
Attorney-Generol.
F. E. Bissell.
TAS
W. Ballinger
311
Reforter of Supreme Court.
E. Il. Stiles. .
748
Fred. Gottschalk
309
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Charles Linderman.
A. Stoddard.
310
Congressman.
G. M. Dodge.
749
J. M. Tuttle
309
Judge of District Court.
Jame, G. Day
P. J. Guss ..
395
District Attorney.
Charles E. Mitlard.
744
Joseph S. Warner ...
310
Clerk of District Court.
A. II. Burrows.
743
W. C. Jackson.
314
Recorder.
II. Il. Flees.
G. P. Dodd.
7.10
310
Sherif.
D. M. Ledgerwood.
6.03
William Creighton.
F. M. Kyle.
Coraner.
Garner Hunt.
744
G. C. Jewett.
3OS
Court-HIcusc.
Against buliding one.
659
For building one.
156
OCTOBER S, IS57. Governor.
747
Charles Mason
Lieutenant-Governor.
John Scott ..
739
D. M. Harris,
Supreme Court.
Joseph M. Beck
710
John H. Craig.
336
Attorney-General.
Henry O'Connor
730
3-6
Superintendent Public Instruction.
D. Franklin Wells
741
Maturin L. Fisher.
321
Senator.
William Hartshorn
739
Robert Coles.
324
Representative.
Barclay Burrows
733
Robert Beckett.
329
County fudge.
James Rice ..
731
James Thompson.
323
Sheriff.
Ebenezer M. Ledgerwood.
727
William Creighton
326
Treasurer.
William G. Kennedy.
Jonathan S. Williams.
322
Surveyor.
Abraham C. Rarick.
C. K. Guthrie.
325
County Superintendent.
Jesse L. Adkins. .
525
William Jackson
336
Coroner.
Jonas Smith.
735
James Brown
3-1
JANUARY 7, 1565.
Scatter.
J. D. Wright
556
J. W. Presland.
205
325
Samuel Merrill.
E. Burt.
27
751
W. T. Barker.
POLITICAL ..
NOVEMBER 3. 1965.
Prisi ?.....
Ulysses S. Grant 1,002
Horatio Seymour 120
Surdary of State.
Ed. Wright ..
1,061
David Hammer
427
Auditor of State.
Jolin A. Elliott.
1,001
Harvey Dunlavey. 427
Treasurer of State.
Samuel E. Rankin.
1,061
L. McCarty.
127
Register of State Land Office.
Cyrus C. Carpenter 1,000
A. D. Anderson.
427
Allor ney. General.
llenry O'Connor
1,065
J. E. Williamson
427
Congressman.
Francis W. Palner
1,05S
P. Gad Bryan.
430
Circuit Judge.
James W. McDill.
1,000
Clerk of District Court.
Allen II Burrows 1,00S
James R. Hall,
42S
Recorder.
Harvey H. Hess.
1,051
John A. Gaumer
431
Coroner.
John F. Wright,
1,059
James Brown.
429
OCTOBER 12, 1565.
Governor.
Samuel Merrill 942
George Gillespy 333
Lieutenant.Governor.
Madison M. Walden. 943
A. P. Richardson.
333
Supreme Judge.
John F. Dillon 913
W. F. Brannon.
3.33
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Abraham S. Kissell. 913
Ednund Jaeger. 393
II. O. Dayton.
30
Representation.
J. S. 30lad 565
Lunes Ric ... 370
Robe.1 Beckett.
321
Auditor.
F. M. Kvtr.
931
George Carder,
329
Trust rer .
D. H. Johnson
ESS
John Lewis ..
307
Columbus Majors
253
O. S. Rarick.
9:6
William Creighton.
330
County Superintendent.
J. L. Adkins
856
John A. Gorman.
321
J. A. Gaumer.
60
Surveyor.
A. C. Rarick
934
Anderson Lyons
254
Coroncr.
Thomas Dare
$33
W. L. White
59
D. C. Lucas.
2
OCTOBER 11, ISTO. Secretary of State.
Ed. Wright
1,1.44
Charles Doerr
Auditor of State.
John Russell. ..
1,121
W. W. Garner
419
Treasurer of State.
Samuel L. Rankin
I, 111
W. C. James.
119
Register of State Land Office.
Aaron Brown.
1,143
D. F. Ellsworth.
119
Attorney-Generel.
llenry O'Connor
1,144
il. M. Martin.
420
Reporter of Supreme Court.
Charles Linderman.
William McLennan,
419
Supreme Judges.
C. C. Cole
1,13S
J. C. Knapp.
118
William E. Miller.
1,144
P. Henry Smyth.
419
Congressman.
F. M. Palmer,
1,001
B. T. Montgomery,
145
fudge of District Court.
J. W. MeDill.
1,555
District Attorney.
M. L. McPhers59.
1,139
W. W. Morsman.
119
1.129
Satanel Forrey
Circuit Judge.
Clerk of Courts.
rs
A. 11. Borrows
W. J1. Adkins
62.
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HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTY.
Reorder.
11. 11. IIA-4 S. -
D. S. Conc. 602
Supervisors.
John Stephenson. 8-6
W. N. Barnard, 530
William Foid. 790
Casper Car er. 672
Jacob Proudfoot. 695
T. F. Mardis
605
OCTOBER 10, ISTI. Guerraor.
C. C. Carpenter
1,059
J. C. Knapp
513
Lieutenant-Governor.
Henry C. Ballis 1,062
M. M. Hann.
512
Supreme Fudge.
James G. Day.
1,060
J. F. Duncomb
51I
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Alonzo Aberrathy.
1,06.1
Edward M. Munn.
500
Senator.
R. A. Dague.
721
R. B. Parrott
686
Representative.
James Rice. .
797
Dickinson Webster.
655
Auditor.
F. M. Kvitc.
779
Elitu Gardner
Treasurer.
D. II. Tolinson
795
James llall
719
Sheriff.
Joseph N. Ballou. TES
O. S. Rarick. 6SI
Willain Creighton.
91
County Superintendent.
II. C. Avres
005
Miss Jennie Boaar.
Surveyor.
S. E. Lincoln.
755
Daniel Perdue.
735
Colorer.
O. G. Brown.
-62
T. P. Johnson
723
Sit visor.
J. W. Dani 1.
W. N. Bainari
703
NOVEMBER 5, 1872. President.
l'lysves S. Grant. 1,035
Horace Grecley
Charles O'Cont:
5
Saway of Stor ..
Josiah T. Young.
L. A. Gilbert ..
Charles Baker.
John Russell.
1,000
J. P. Cassiday.
500
Frank Wilson.
Treasurer of State.
William Christy
1,07S
M. J. Rholfs.
455
D. B. Beers
Register of State Land Office.
Aaron Brow
1,050
Jacob Butler,
494
David Sherwood.
5
Att-uney. Genere !.
M. E. Cutts.
1,046
A. G. Case.
501
Congressman.
John A. Kasson.
1,046
O. L. Paliner.
500
Circuit Judge.
J. W. Hewitt.
1,051
District Judge.
Samuel Forrey
951
J. W. Warner.
557
District Attorney.
W. T. Laughlin
1,047
J. R. Weipton
513
Clerk of Courts.
Jolin H. Jamison
E. E. Rankin.
611
Recorder.
A. C. Johnson ..
W. G. Kennedy.
533
Safervisor.
Jacob Proudfoot
John Lewis,
597
Poor Fern Af propriation.
Against.
. .
For.
407
OCTOBER 14, 1873. Governor.
Jacob G. Vale.
Cyrus C. Carpenter. .
Liretenant Governor.
C. E. Whiting.
170
Josoph Dysart.
Sofcome Frage.
Jo-eph M. Beck
B. J. Hall
754
Superintendent of Public Letructien.
D). W. Pris dle
Alonzo Aberi at'
95;
16;
R. pres Matite.
S. Il. Bonlien.
WENham W. Wilson
Auditor.
Philip I .. Fowler
SO3
F. M. Kyte
747
Treus !!! . r.
J. M. Linder.
775
John B. Thompson
766
Sheriff.
J. N. Ballou.
S35
Jacob F. Dichl
657
County Superintendent.
Arthur P. Jenkis
$45
HI. C. Avres
6.40
Surveyor.
James Elliott ..
826
Anderson Lyon,
699
Coroner.
Aaron Harlan
1,532
Supervisor.
John McDonough.
774
B. Dietrich.
755
.
OCTOBER 13, IS74.
Secretary of State.
Josiah T. Young.
703
David Morgan
5 11
Auditor of State.
Buren R. Sherman.
705
J. M. King.
541
Treasurer of State.
William Christy
72S
Ilenry C. llargis
517
Attorney-General.
M. E. Cutts
706
J. 11. Keatley
54 1
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Edward J. Holmes.
500
G. W. Dall.
541
Reporter of Supreme Court.
J. S. Rurnels.
704
J. M. Wart. .
541
Register of State Land Ofice.
David Secor.
705
R. 11. Rol'carmel.
53S
Congre ssutan.
John A. Kassoa.
693
J. D. Whitman ..
5.15
District Judge.
Samuel Forrey
6.53
J. S. Warner.
557
District Attorney.
Saith McPherson.
625
G. L. Finn.
Benjamin Arnold.
James Rice.
.
555
John !I. Jamison
1,22S
A. C. Johnson,
734
L. B. Piceman.
500
Supervisor.
John Stephenson.
(28
Joseph W. Daniel,
617
Poor Farm Appropriation.
For ..
841
Against.
113
OCTOBER 12, IS75.
Governor.
Samuel J. Kirkwood.
I,C73
Shepherd Leffler.
763
Lieutenant-Governor.
Joshua G. Newbold.
I.CS:
E. B. Woodward.
757
Suprone Fudge.
Austin Adams ..
I,CS1
William J. Knight
760
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Alonzo Abernathy
I,OSO
Isaialı Doane.
763
Senator.
Samuel S. Bestow
1,0.6
Smith II. Mallory
....
787
Representative.
Jacob Proudfoot.
1,02.1
John Stephenson
S31
Auditor.
P. L. Fowler.
921
Edward B. Warner.
Treasurer.
Jacob M. Linder
959
John F. Read.
SSir,
Sheriff.
1,000
Joseph N. Ballou
J. II. Collier
J. M. Hall.
731
13
County Superintendent.
Henry A. Tillman.
710
Miss Jennie Bonar
714
Robert Turney
319
Suraper.
James Elliott
J. H. Gore.
Coroner.
June . C. Bonar
1,047
1 June, Brown.
775
HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTY.
Supervisor.
William T. Mathews .. 1,052
Corral Mowres
Court-Mouse and Ve Y'av.
Against levying.
SII
For levying
100
NOVEMBER 7, IS,6. President.
Rutherford D. Hlaye 1,105
Samuel J. Tilden. 816
Peter Cooper.
J21
Secretary of State.
Toxiah T. Young
1,405
John H. Stubenrauch. 824
A. Macready
115
Auditor of State.
Buren R. Sherman. 1,404
William Groneweg 825
Leonard Brown ..
115
Treasurer of State.
George W. Bemis.
1,405
Wesley Jones. S25
George C. Fry.
115
Register of State Land Office.
David Secor.
1,406
N. C. Ridenour. 824
George M. Walker. 115
Attorney-General.
John F. McJunkin.
1,405
J. C. Cook.
825
Supreme Judge.
William H. Seevers
1,405
Walter I. Hayes.
S21
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Carl W. Von Coelln.
1,403
J. N. Nash
115
Congressman.
II. J. B. Cummings ..
1,365
Samuel J. Gilpin .. SoI
Andrew Hastie
16,
Circuit Judge.
J. W. Hewitt
2,072
Clark of Comts.
John II. Jamison.
1,415
C. E. Rankin.
917
Recorder.
HI. E. Mittonve.
1,2S4
David Sutherland.
1,012
Supervisor.
J. E. Wirk.
1,179
A. Mckeever.
1,101
OCTOBER 9, 1877.
Governor.
John II. Gear. 1,051
Dants P. Stubbs.
5:3
lol.i. P. Trisi:
267
E.la: Je -- u.
19
Frank T. Camp'"
A. Macready.
W. C. Jame-
3.5
Supreme Judge.
Ja . . G. Day
1.139
John Porter ...
6.29
II. D. J. Boardman.
Superintendent of Public Instruction. Carl W. Von Coelln 1,139
S. T. Daliard.
613
Representative.
John Stephenson
1,067
Ilenry Stivers
Uriah Garri-
109
Auditor.
I. M Kyte.
1,065
E. R. Kennedy
937
T. J. Morrow
123
Treasurer.
Ran. Bates
1,014
P. L. Powler
993
W. M. Duncan
119
Sheriff.
J. N. Ballou.
1,193
A. Waggoner
J. O. Swan
95
County Superintendent.
James Molesworth
1,133
W. H. Adkins
1,000
Surveyor.
11. G. Riley
1,161
816
A. C. Rarick.
143
Coroner.
James Bonar
1,134
R. Beckett.
S39
J. B. Freeman
147
Supervisor.
Thomas C. Funston. .
1,129
A. Lyons. .
S22
J. H. Marquis
130
Court. House Tav.
Against levying
For levying.
305
OCTOBER S, ISTS.
Secretary of State.
E. M. Farn-worth
1,0-9
John A. T. Ilull
1,070
Auditor of Stu !..
Joseph Eiboock.
1,077
Buren R. Shenoen
1,015
Treasurer of State.
M. L. Devin ..
1,0,5
George W. Bemis
1,010
Register of State Land Office.
M. Farrington.
1,077
Jam. . K. Power
1 02
850
J. 11. Gore ..
c.
POLITICHT.
Jean Gabin . 1,077
Tcha F M Jenkin . 1,020
Supreme Folge
1,651
James H. R Maock 1 .. 8
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Alexander Renvon. LOS
Elward J. Ho vies 1,011
Reporter of Saftere Cont. 1,362
I B Elliott. ... 1,070
Joan S Runneli
1,C19
District fudge.
E. S. Silliva 1.
1,052
R C. Henry
1,020
Circuit Judge.
M. A. Welis. 1,06;
D. D. Gregory
1,033
District Attorney.
Smith MePhos.on 1,116
J. L. Brown .. 96+
Clerk of Courts.
John 1. Jamison
1,151
C. C. Ilort m.
951
Recorder.
Theodore Birnard. 929
D. G. Edmon-on. 655
G B Williams
472
Suferrisor.
John W. Rich irds. 1,059
J. C. Adye.
1,032
AUGUST 3. 1879 Building Court-House.
Against Appropriation. 1,019
For Appropriation .. 540
OCTOBER 11, IS79.
Governor.
John HI Gear 1,220
11. 11. Trimble. 555
Daniel Campbell 417
D. F. Dunga. 12
Lieutenant-G - Frmr.
l'rank T. Comp 11. 1.250
LA O Ycom.
M. A. Movie. 497
Sapone Fudge.
I. M Brek 1,249
Ruben NO
NIE Jones, 405
Superivalent of Public Instruction.
Chi W. Von Col'n 1,2 16
Erwin B.Ler. 3.5
JA. Non 407
33
SH M.
Bo jandin Araold
J. J. M. r.indale.
1,127
John Stephenson.
6:0
James Rice.
461
F. M. Kyte
C. T. Ayres.
SSS
Treasurer.
Ran. Dates. .
1,243
T W. Annstrong
631
W. B. H. Hut-mpiller
359
Sheriff.
1. N. Ballou,
1,193
W. J. Bruffe:
1,01%
County Sof- rintendent.
S. F. Higley
SI4
Elza Mitchell.
SOO
James Molesworth,
575
Surveyor.
C. W. Colt.
1,261
Danie' Perdue.
560
A. C. Rarick.
391
Coroner.
T. M. Harper
1,621
B. F. Raiff.
595
Supervisor.
I. C. Jenison.
1,20;
Jerry l'elyer.
628
Ira Smith
353
NOVEMBER 2, ISSO.
President.
James A. Garfield, 1,390
WinGeld S. Hancock
622
Jame- D. Weaver
377
Secretary of State.
John A. T. Hall,
1,303
A B. K .. ....
. .
1.20
George M Walker
379
Aud !! or of Stote.
William V. Lac ... 1,392
Charles I. Barker. . (2)
George V. S.vearingen
379
Treasury of State.
Edwin II. Conger 1.392
Martin B.in .
Matthew Parrington. 379
Register of State Land Ofher
James K. Power-
D.il Do herty
6.21
374
V.
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4
HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTY.
Smith MePherson. 1,39)
Charles A. Clark.
W. A. Spurrier. 379
Circuit Judge.
D. D. Gregory
1,3SQ
J. L. Young.
995
Clerk of Cearts.
R. S. Findlay 1,291
Richard M. Lewis
1,0So
Recorder.
J. M. Linder.
1,32S
N. D. Oliphant.
1,010
Supervisor.
E. T. Dufur ..
1.337
Wesley Stifiler
1,018
Constitutional Convention.
Against.
866
For.
436
Prohibitory Amendment.
For ..
751
Against.
566
FEBRUARY 2S, ISSI.
Court-House.
Again .t Levy 658
For Levy. .. 637
For Location on Square ...
730
Against Location on Square.
IOS
OCTOBER 11, ISSI.
Governor.
Buren R. Sherman. 1,047
L. G. Kinne. 465
D. M. Clark
236
Lieutenant Governor.
Orlando H. Manning. 1,047
T. M. Walker ... 466
James M. Holland. 235
Supreme Judge.
Austin Adams. 1,049
H. B. Hendershotds 405
W. W. Williamson.
233
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
John W. Akers. 1,048
W. H. Batler .
465
Mrs. A. 51. Swain.
231
District Attorney.
James P. Flick
1,056
E. N. Curry
Refre criativa.
W. IL. II.M
J. O. Me.lu'ey
L. B. Ing vid.
77
Amikor.
F. M. Kvte. 1,057
1. W. Armstrong.
J. B. Dague
210
Treasurer.
Ran. Rates.
1 .- 4%
W. J. Brunfey.
Sheriff.
Avery L Scott
1. 11. Collier.
R. L. Crist.
170
County Superintendent.
Miss Mary A. Osmond
Miss Eliza Mitchell.
S36
Surveyor.
Anderson Lyons
1,03S
I. S. Smith.
473
Coroner.
Samuel Webster
1,062
Thomas Johnson
417
James Harper
224
Supervisor.
Tobias Teller.
1,044
T. C. Funston. .
474
Isaac Middleswart.
220
JUNE 27, 1882.
Prohi! itory Amendment.
For.
1,511
Against.
452
NOVEMBER 7, 1SS2.
Secretary of State.
John A. T. Hull.
J,COS
T. O. Walker.
482
William Gaston.
Auditor of State.
John L. Brown ..
1,052
William Thompson.
4.55
G. A. Wyant.
300
Treasurer of State.
Edwin H. Conger.
1,100
John Foley
ASa
George Derr.
301
Attor ney-General.
Smith McPherson.
T. II. Bremermann.
James A. Rice,
304
Supreme Judge.
William H. Seevers. .
1,100
Charles E. Bronson.
M. II. Jones.
301
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Gi bert B. Pray.
G. J .. Bonorden.
E. M. Clark.
Reporter of Supreme Court.
Ezra C. Ebersol ..
1.
Leroy A. Paliner
J. H. Williamson
3-1
4.
POLITICAL.
Congressman.
William P. Hoplura 1,0S2
I.oui- Bonnet 4.59
D. M Clark 337
District Judge.
Tobin W. Harvey, 1,044
George P. Wilson. 817
District Attorney.
Tines P. Flick. 1,110
P. J. Gos 737
Cicik of Courts.
R. S. Findlay
1,152
D. P. Regar.
633
Recorder.
W. E. Harper. 1,0-6
Amanda Lamson. 741
Supervisor.
W. N. Barnard
996
D. Pritchett.
Sı7
OCTOBER 9, 18$3.
Governor.
Buren R. Sherman. 1,1.47
L. G. Kinne. 693
James B. Weaver, 365
Lieutenant Governor.
Orlando If. Manning. 1,1S2
Justus Clark. 073
Sanford Kirkpatrick.
354
Supreme Fudge.
Joseph R. Reed. I,IS
Walter I. Hayes 658
Daniel W. Church 317
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
John W. Akers. 1,192
Edgar P. Fair .. 650
Miss Abbie O. Canfield. 339
Senator.
John McDonough
1,103
S. T. Ballard.
1,037
Representative.
W. H. Hall. 1,1.43
John Stephenson
1,049
Auditer.
F. M. Kyte.
1,2.02
William Taylor
Treasurer.
Ran. Betes.
1,199
Conrad Mowery
99"
County Superintendent.
Mary A. Osmund 1,221
C. B. Eggleston
940
Survivor.
A. Lyons ..
1,175
Jom: W. Stoler
1,023
Corner.
Dr. D. K. Douthett. 1,148 B. F. Raiff. 1,233
Supervisor.
E. D. Dufur.
1,093
D. Britchett
1,056
NOVEMBER 6, 1853. Sheriff.
E. E. Rankin 1,112
A. L. Scott
1,104
NOVEMBER +, ISS4. President.
James G. Blaine
1,310
Grover Cleveland.
1,110
Benjamin F. Butler.
1
Secretary of State.
Frank D. Jackson
1,311
James Dovley
1,119
Auditor of State.
John L. Brown.
1,306
J. E. Henriques.
1,119
Treasurer of State.
Voltaire P. Twombly.
1,313
George Derr
1,121
Attorney General.
Andrew J. Baker
1,310
M. V. Gannon ..
1,115
Supreme Judge.
James H. Rothrock
1,301
E. L. Burton.
1,120
Congressman.
William P. Hepburn. .
1,250
S R. Davis.
Circuit Judge.
John Chaney.
1,413
T. L. Maxwell.
967
Clerk of Courts.
Robert S. Findlay
1,2.40
R. M. Lewis
1,172
Recorder.
W. E. Harper
1,312
J. C. Stull.
1,103
Supervisor.
1,293
C. T. Ayres.
1,117
Constitutional Amendment.
For November Elections.
754
Against November Elections
ITC
NOVEMBER 3, 1555. Governor.
William Lanaher.
1,2, 6
Charles E. Willing.
James Micklewoit ..
10
Tobias Teller
HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTY.
JAT Ht! 1,282
E HI Off.t .
Will , M. Steer 10
Sofrer Selge.
Joseph M. Beck ... 1.200
William F. Brannan 1,0;5
Jacob Rozets ... 9
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Je'in W. Akers 1,292
F. W. More. 1. 72
'T. F. Thickstun S
W. G. Agnew.
1,36S
J. E Wick.
943
Auditor.
F. M. Ky !!
1,331
Daniel Regan
1,031
Treasurer.
William S. Richards. 1,176
T. W. Armstrong 1,173
Sheriff.
1,205
D. O. M. Phail.
1,156
County Superintendent.
J. J. Taylor 1,170
Mary A. Osmond.
Surtiyor.
Ander-on Lyons
1,2$6
A C. Rarick
1,073
Coroner.
D. K. Douthett. 1,290
Jame- Harper
1,071
Supervisor.
W N. Barnard
1,256
J .hn W. Hood.
1,105
The following list includes county offi- cers from its organization to present time:
RECORDERS AND TREASURERS.
Perez Cowles, 1851-'3; E. G. Lamson, : 1853-15: Robert Beckett, 1855-'7; Valentine . Thompson. 1857-'8: Alexander Beard, 1858; J. M. Cam bell, 1858-64; W. G. Ken- nedy, ISog. Offices seperated.
RECORDERS.
H. 11. He-s. 185-72: A. C. Johnson,
CLERKS OF COURTS.
Israel Miller. 1851-'2; M. R. Lamen. 1852-6; C. R. Johnson, 1857-50; A. 11. Burrows, 1861- '72: John II. Jamison, 1873- 'So: R. S. Findlay, ISSI.
TREASURERS.
The recorders were cx-officio treasurers from 1855 to January 1, 1865.
W. G. Kennedy, 1865-'9; D. H. Johnson, 1870-3: J. M. Linder, 1874-7; Ran. Bates, 1878-'85; W. S. Richards, 1886.
AUDITORS.
The county judge was ca-officio auditor for 1869.
F. M. Kyte, 1870-'3: P. L. Fowler, 1874- 7: F. M. Kyte, 1878.
SHERIFFS.
Ivison Ellis, 1851-'3: John Butcher, 1853- 's; William Watts, 1855-'7; James HIall, IS57-'61; David Bonar, 1862-'5; William L. Brown, elected, but never qualified; E. M. Ledgerwood, 1866-9; O. S. Rarick, 1870 'I; J. N. Ballou, 1872-'S1: Avery L. Scott. 1882-'3; E. E. Rankin, 1834-'5; James C. Bonar, ISS6.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
A. H. Burrows, ISGo-'1; Thomas R. Oldham, 1862-'3; W. G. Kennedy, 1864: James Jenkins, 1864-'7; Jesse L. Adkins, 1868-71; John H. Jamison, IS;1; H. C. Ayres. 1872-'3; Arthur P. Jenks. 1874-'5: Henry A. Tallman, 18-6-7; James Mol :- worth, 18;S-'9: S. F. Higley, Isso-'1; Mary A. Osmond, 1882-'5; J. J. Taylor, 1886.
SUPERVISORS (TOWNSHIP SYSTEM).
1861 .---- Barclay Barrows, Jackson, Chair man; George Corder, Madison; T. M. 1873-16; Il. E. Mintomve, 1877-'S, Theo- ; Glenn, Green Day: John F. Land. .. dore Barnard, ISze So; J. M. Linder, JoSI- '2; W. E. Harper. 1883.
Doyle; Enoch D. Dye, Troy; Isaiah Ilanks, Ward; Robert Jamison, Franklin .:
Jeremiah Hewitt. Washington; Jacob M. "ington: John Davenport. Franklin; 1. B. Linder, Knox: Robert Boden, Liberty. William N. Baraard, Osceola, and S. P. Glenn. Fremont.
Carder, Madison, and J. F. Landes, Doyk.
1863 .-- Barclay Burrows, Jackson, Chair- man: George Carder, Madison; Enoch D. Dyc, Troy; Isaiah Hanks, Ward: J. D. Carroll, Green Bay: A. J. Skelly, Doyle: Thomas C. Funston, Fremont: Jeremiah Hewitt, Washington; William N. Barnard, Osceola; Alexander Beard, Franklin; L. 1 B. Freeman, Knox, and William Lafollett, Liberty.
1864 .- Barclay Burrows, Jackson, Chair- man; William Latollett, Liberty; Thomas C. Funston, Fremont; Jeremiah Hewitt,
Washington: William N. Barnard, Osceola; 'Chairman; John L. Turner, Madison;
HIanks, Ward: Barnard Arnold, Green i Joseph W. Daniel, Doyle: William Lafol-
Alexander Beard. Franklin; L. B. Free- man, Knox; Enoch D. Dve, Troy; Isaiah Bay; William M. Prior, Doyle, and George , Carver, Madison. Mr. Burrows removing from his township, J. 11. Joy was appointed supervisor from Jackson Township, and Thomas C. Funston was chosen chairman of the board at the June session.
1855 .--- William N. Barnard, Osccola, Chairman; George Carder, Madison; Isaiah Hanks, Ward; William S. Lowe, Jackson: Barnard Arnold, Green Bay; L. B. Free- R. Stacy, Liberty; E. H. Wiley. Fremont; John Stephenson, Jr., Washington; John Davenport, Franklin, and Cyrus Holcomb. Troy.
Freeman, Kino : George Carder, Madison; John Swabb. Troy; Joseph Chambers, Jack- son, Levi Koontz. Green Bay: G. N. Tillott- son, Dovle, and Samuel Crooks. Ward.
1807 .- William N. Barnard, Osceola, Chairman; George Carver, Madison:
1862 .- - Barclay Burrows, Jackson, Chair- man: Jeremiah Hewitt, Washington; Will- iam N. Barnard, Osceokg; Robert Jamison. Franklin; Jacob M. Linder. Knox: Robert , Joseph Chambers, Jackson; Levi Koontz, Boden, Liberty; Thomas C. Funston, Fre- Green Bay; George N. Tillotson, Doyle; mont; J. D. Carroll, Green Bay; Enoch D. , Sammel Crooks, Ward; John Swabb, Troy; Dye, Troy; Isaiah Hanks, Ward; George ' William Lafollett, Liberty: Robert Jami- son. Franklin; John H. Thompson, Fre- mont; John Stephenson, Washington, and Jacob M. Linder, Knox.
1868. - William N. Barnard, Osceola, Chairman; John II. Thompson, Fremont; John Stephenson, Washington; Robert Jamison, Franklin: Jacob M. Linder, Knox; William Lafollett. Liberty; John L. Tur- ner, Madison; Cyrus Holcomb, Troy: George W. Clapp, Ward; F. C. Rowland, Jackson; John E. Chaney, Green Bay, and Joseph W. Daniel, Doyle.
1860 .- William N. Barnard, Osceola,
Cyrus Holcomb, Troy; George W. Clapp, Ward; John E. Chancy, Green Bay; lett, Liberty; S. P. Glenn, Fremont; Sinon Reese, Jackson; J. W. Cannon, Franklin; William Ford, Knox, and John Stephen- son, Washington.
18;o .- William N. Barnard, Osceola. Chairman; William Lafollett, Liberty : S. P. Glenn, Fremont: John Stephenson, Washington; J. W. Camion, Franklin ; Willi un For 1, Knox; A. E. Johns, Troy; J. F. Knotts, Madison; Laiah Hanks, man, Knox; William M. Prior, Doyle; F. , Ward ; John McD mough, Jackson ; J. G
Talbott, Green Bay, and T. A. Trent, Doyle.
SUPERVISORSAIMARD OF THREE).
1871 .- William N. Barnard, Osceola, 1866 .-- William N. Barnard, Osceola, Chairman; F. R. Stacy, Liberty; E. 11. Chairman; John Stephenson, Washing- Wiley, Fremont; John Stephenson, Wash- tom, and Whit Ford, Knox.
HISTORY OF CLARKE COUNTT.
18/2 .-- John Stephenson, Washington. Chairman ; William Ford, Knox. and J. W. Daniel. Doyle.
1874 .- Jacob Proudfoot, Liberty, Chair- man : J. W. Daniel, Doyle, and John Mc- Donough, Jackson.
1875 .--- John McDonough, Jackson, Chair. man ; Jacob Proudfoot, Liberty, and John Stephenson, Washington.
1876 .- John McDonough, Jackson, Chair- man; John Stephenson, Washington, and Wiliam T. Mathews, Green Bay.
1877 .- William T. Mathews, Green Bay, Chairman : John Stephenson, Washington, and J. E. Wick, Troy.
ISTS .- William T. Mathews, Green Bay, Chairman ; J. E. Wick, Troy, and Thomas C. Funston, Fremont.
1879 .- J. W. Richards, Osceola, Chair- man ; Thomas C. Funston, Fremont, and J. W. Daniel, Doyle.
1880 .- J. W. Richards, Osceola, Chair- man ; Thomas C. Funston, Fremont, and J. C. Jenison, Franklin.
ISSI .-- J. C. Jenison, Franklin, Chairman ; J. W. Richards, Osceola, and E. T. Dufur, Troy.
ISS2 .-- J. C. Jenison, Franklin, Chairman ; E. T. Dufur, Troy, and Tobias Teller, Washington.
1883 .- Tobias Teller, Washington, Chair.
man : E. T. Dafui, Troy, and William N. Barnard, Osceola.
1884 .- Tobias Teller, Washington, Chair- 1 18/3 .-- Joli Stephenson, Washington, i man; E. T. Dufur, Troy, and William N. Chairman ; J. W. Damel, Doyle, and Jacob Barnard, Osccola. Proudfoot, Liberty.
1885 .- William N. Barnard, Osceola;
Tobias Teller, Washington, and E. T. Dufur, Madison.
1 886 .-- Tobias Teller, Washington; Will- iam N. Barnard, Osceola, and E. T. Dufur, Madison.
REPRESENTATIVES.
John S. Townsend. 1852 '3; S. P. Yeo- mans, 1854-'5; D. W. Scoville, 1856-'7; John Edwards, 1858-'9; John L. Millard, 1865-'1; William M. Calfee, 1862 -- '3: Cal- vin R. Johnson, 1854-'5; John F. Landes, 1866-'7; Barclay Burrows, 1868-'9; John L. Millard, 1870-'1; James Rice, 1872-'3 ; Smiley H. Bonham, 1874-'5 ; Jacob Proud- foot, 18,6-'7; John Stephenson, 1878 -- '9; John IL. Martindale, ISSo-'I; William H. Hall, 1882-'5; W. G. Agnew, 1886.
SENATORS.
Henry B. Hendershott, 1852-'3; Dan. Anderson, 1854-'9: J. C. Hagans, 1860- 'I; M. L. McPherson, 1862-'3; Ziba Brown, 1864-'5; Edward E. Edwards, 1866-'7; James D. Wright, 1868-'71 ; Robert A. Dague, 1872-5: Samuel S. Bestow, 1876-'9; William M. Wilson, 1880-'3: John McDonough, 1884.
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THE CIVIL WAR.
" THE CIVIL WAR.
F there isany one thing more than another of which the people of the Northern States have reason to be proud, it is of the iccord they made dining the dark and bloody days when red-handed rebellion mised its hideous head and threatened the life of the nation. When the war was forced up- on the country, the people were quietly pursuing the even tenor of their ways, doing whatever their hands found to do -- work- ing the mines, making farms or cultivating those already made, erecting homes, founding cities and towns, building shops and manufactories- in short, the country was alive with industry and hopes for the future. The people were just r .
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