The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
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MoERoE WARD.---Election Of Council.
Mi Isnhe (. followias Ticket Of good and trse men
W. % supported q the approaching election: 2
p Z. Saunders, r. c. Epp,
p Ds'oGs, s.,n.., a...1 Tha.. Sampson.
- SEVERAL VOTERS.
~ ~. on Bfsad sud Frsuklin sta.
JEFFERSON WARD.- = s...,s----1 -.
For msyor.Joseph Mayo. s
For G.sin a.a. n snn au'tinss csur.Robert Howard
For dausef-John A. Hicks.
n coUScfLMEs: 9dY 90
ss ! J. N n. nn.,zins; n.-.a.;,o, d u. n: Talbot,
For Ala.rm.,-rINS;Bs n .. Hill: w..
A,rssd inloes, A. L. Royster, b. Ssnxav 1ss'o1,
,nh a. noevs ~. ucket Will receive the support Of r
mn ~ stfia s--.----....,.. MANY VOTERS
=. MuNRoE WARD.-An. the. present men,
70 =, .ne Gaanc from this Ward having consented
msns support Of their old friends ana a' bost n
new ones. They ere '''' No'' 'st y
Is,as, nayld Saunders ssnsa Josh. And.rs0n h,
John M: Sheppard. ss'' il. 1nssS mS 80 G..
GRAIN MEAsukER.-I respectfully an.
neunce myself candate for reelection to the above
Grain Messurer aof Port T. 81 z Rie6nSn,d hi66G%,
NH 80 dtde al -atssT as - '"'ohu'' :" '''
To THE VerERs OF THE Cry OF R,cu.
date for the office Of SERGEANT Of the city iena Of
hichmond, which Office have held for q number of
citizens. -it,ie3 ftEflxl .-tsE d-5l - 80 =
mh 20 JNo. M. FERGussON
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHmoND.--I an
nonnce nysslfa candidate for reelection to the office
mn oi-tde 81 ARCHlBALD WILKINSON. Il
To THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARp.-
The ward elections are close at hand, aud take
sent "a the next sSi'cse to repre-
In presenting the claims of Capt. Epps, we deem
useless to say such, all who know him are salts.
fed that ne will do all that is possible to advance the
INTERESTS of the Ward and also of the city :.
Capt. Epps resides in the NORTHERN mart of tbe
Ward which section has never yet had repre senta
tive, and in sheer justice to it, think it the duty
hope it will be the pleasure of the voters to elect
Capt F., a man of the people by an overwhelming
n1S's' nh st.. NA' "AMMcSpEky Monroe WSRD nE
To THE VoTERs OF JEFFERSON WARp.-
The name ofvarious gentlemen have been sted
to you as suitable representatives. in the Common
Conncil..amongst them C. J. Sinton snd E. McAdam,
either of whom would make most excellent repre-
sentatives Mr. Sinton will not serve if elected M
McAdam could not if he were to receive every
vote the Ward, as he does not reside in the Ward
therefore suggest the following ticket, hoping it
may obtain your unanimous support They are ali
good men and true. yi4f5'5a s'fgfsa1 blg3Tl1
r R.6 g. H,l Hasiin, oa Isii I II N Rn,1ne Ts1lsott'
apsst* a. ;" ~''-'-'-" DOCK.
To THE VOTERS OF K1CHMOND.-I am a
candidate for the office of CLERK OF THE HUST-
INGS COURT. Having been appointed by the Court
Clerk, to fill the vacancy until Clerk be elected
faithful discharge of the duties of my office will pre-
vent my calling you personally as is customary,
to solicit your votes. Relying upon my long expe-
rence in the office as sufficient evidence Of nv
qualifications, take this method of asking your su-
NH 2s-dtde ROBERT HOWARD.
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMoNp.-FELLow
CITIZENS Being candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, it would give me great pleasure to
call upon you, individually, to solicit your sufrages,
but that the duties Of the station now occupy do
in that respect therefore take this mode of apollo
eising for not seeing you personally.
Constable of the City by the Hastings Cours to iii
the vacancy in that Office, created by the resignation
of Mr. BLAIR, till the Spring election. The faithful
performance of my duties does not allow time to
canvass the city, but beg to assure You that shall
be happy of your support at the approaching cleo
and that If elected shall devote my best energies
to the efficient discharge of its duties and SEEK by
untiring diligence and fidelity, to demonstrate my
gratitude for the confidence OF an enlightened COM
munity. .4..s ..,. - J. T. TYLER.
NH Z-dtde 3F ttt# = 51 : ~
MONROE WARD-SpRiNG ELEcrIoHs.
Messrs. Editors The Ward Elections ave at
s to t. the ySsTs SS Monroe
table person to represent US in the. next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of Mr.. Denoon, we
deem it useess now to enter into discussion of his
qualifications and merits We hope it will be the
pleasure of the people to come forward and give him
warm support and ensure his election by hand
MANY vorERs OF MONROE WARD. 2.
NH q dtde* - .sa7.s..s t,..,l., AZ. ~,
To THE CITIZENS OF THE CRY OF RICH.
MoND AT the solicitation of many friends, an.
nounce myself as candidate for the office OF HIGH
Department, should my fellow citizens think proper
to & shs i ssKug RK;f
gvethe most ample security for the just accounta-
bility Of the peoples money or pnrur ,uu,rp
To THE VOrERs OF THE CRY OF Rich
MoND-I take this method of declaring myseifa can
didats for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
think proper to confer the office me, 1t shall be
my greatest effort to discharge the vsrious duties OF
NH l4-dtde ). r. III LEN
To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
moNp-I respectfully offer myself as Candidate for
the Office of CITY 6AU6ER:, 49, ,,,cvs ,dr ;
mbs-,m. gaug SO Deputy Gauser.
{ TO THE VOTERS Of IhE OtA VI AsAShh
moNp-I again tender my services TO my friends and
fellow citizens for the office Of CITY GAUGEk.1
should it be your pleasure to elect me- my undydeo
attention shall be devoted to the discharge OF the
duties Of the office. ,ox,,e d
The Voters of the City are respectfully
informed that am again Candidate for election
J.H. STROBIA,
NH 8-dtd s ri s's City Gauser.
To THE CIrIzENs OF RioHMoND.-The
Cerk of Richmond Hustings Court being compelled.
BY continued i'll health, to reign his ONCE, present
myself before you as a candidate.
Having been Deputy in the office for nine ye.I.,
and having for the last five months during the sick.
ness of my brother, been the acting clerk In court
a. we'll as in the Office, believe myself fully cem-
petent to dischsrgesll the duties. Should be yonr
pleasure to elect me- viii perform all the cutfes OF
Clerk with promptness and hdeIity uo,y.un
To THE VoTERs or THE CRY or RIcB-
MoNpAt the solicitation Of friend. ,nH sRn9a5Ss CN
sTSRIE M IS the CITY OF Richmond. And If i should
be your pleasure to elect me- pledge my.en % use
eysry effort to give satisfaction in the dscnafse o'
the duties of the once. - r.umrp