The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-05-27
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Heaaaasrters Second military District,
CHARLEgroS, S. G, May Il, 1Se

y AT Tue election neld IN Lne StaLe OF NOrtn-Car-
olina the 21st, 22d and sd days of April, 1868,
pursuant to General Orders No. IS, from these
Headquarters. dated March 49, 1868, and under
the authority of thc law of the United States OF
March 2 1867, /" to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States" and the laws
supplementary thereto, the question OF ratifying
orrejecting the Constitution framed by the Con-
yention elected for that purpose, under the au-
thority of the aforecited laws, was submitted to
the qualified electors of the said State; and at
which election was also. submitted, under the
authority of the second Section of the law of the
United States of March II, 1868, amendatory of
the aoreeited laws the election of the officers of
the Legislative, judicial, and executive depart
mens, and county offices of the State of North
Carolina provided for by the said Constitution
and made elective by the people; and also, I'M
der the same authority ofmembers of the House
of Representatives Of the Congress of the United
States And the election OF officers having
made the returns required by law, 1t is hereby
decarrd-s7F ai'i'i .n1iF iSb ~ 1881 s8
First. That the Constitution adopted by the
Convention which assembled in the city OF RAJ
leigh, n c., on the 18th day of January, and ad-
journed on the 18th day of March, 1865 has been
ratified by a majority Of the, votes actually cast
by the qualified electors of the State of North
Carolina il
Second That the following named persons have
received majority of the votes cast by the quail
flied electors of the State for the offices of the
Executive Department of the State, and are duly
elected to the offices herein specified: ~
Gevernof-William w Holden -a
Lieutenant Goyernor-ToGR Caldwell.
Secretary of State-H Menninger.
Treasurer-David A Jenkins.
/ 4Aaditor-Henderson Adams. " 7l " q
Superintendent of Public Works-Cebern l.
Harris. ,,...t,.. -siC,,-.tt ~ ,.,,.7l-
Superintendent of Public Instruction Samuel
s Ashley. ~ ~ w.
: ATTORNEY General-Wm NJ Coleman. gga
b Third That the following named persons have
received majority of the votes cast by the quail
fled electors of their respective Senatorial and
Representative Districts, and are duly elected as
members of the Senate and House of Represen
tatives of the General Assembly of the State OF
North Carolina, as herein specified:
Ii ''' .' SENATE. rs
First senatorial District-Elihu A White, Jos
W Etheridge s9lI.HiJ. U
Second senatorial district Franklin G Martin
dale. . a a..
Third senatorial district-John Respess
Fourth senatorial district William Barrow.
q. Fifth senatorial district-James w Beasley.
Sixth senatorial district-Henry Epps.
Seventh senatorial district-Napolcon B Bel
iamy i"'''41 -14 ''~h' 7'" I''e -A '.-'
Eighth senatorial District-D J Rich ~
Ninth senatorial district-Joshua Barnes. l..
Tenth senatorial district-William Ii S Sweet,
W 4 Moore.
Eleventh senatorial district-D d C0lgrove.
Twelfth senatorial district-Willam A Allen.
Thirteenth senatorial district-Edwn Legg, A
II Galloway. -,
Fourteenth senatorial district John W Purdie.
Fifteenth senatorial distriet--Orlin Hayes.
4 Sixteenth senatorial district-James Harring
ton, L D Hail.
SEVENTEEN senatorial district Cook.
Eighteenth senatorial district-Curtis II Brog-
den. la3 ,lu a rssI t... - t.--....---I.
Nineteenth senatorial district-Willie D Jones,
Wynne.
Twentieth senatorial district-John A Hyman.
Twenty first senatorial district-Charles s.
Ninstead, R. W. Lassiter. ,s ..,
Twenty senatorial district-Josah Tur-
ner, Jr. - 'l't t
Twenty-third senatorial district-Silas Burns.
Twenty-fourth senatorial district-Bedford
Brown. r. ... ..s.... -e
.Twenty-fifth senatorial distrct-Israel G Lash
Twenty-sixth senatorial district-T NJ Shoff-
b ner, G " Welker. 20 81 sIgrgll .s,t~1r
Twenty-seyenth senatorial Gistrict-Jehu H
Davis.
Twenty eighth senatorial district-W B Rich
ardson. ..-v f.. .s.... -u
Twenty-ninth senatorial district-P T Beeman.
Thrtieth senatorial District W Osborne.
Thirty first senatorial district Christopher
Melchor.- "a l..igr 5i,.,. e. g4l.r... .
Thrty-second senatorial district-William NJ
Robbins. -
Thirty-third senatorial district-P A Long.
Thirty-fourth senatorial district-Peter A.
Wilson. s+.t.,... r..- y........,
1HlTly-HIlQ SeIldlOTldl ulSlTlcU-SdInuPl DIRK
ner.
Thirty-sixth senatorial district-John H Nc
Thirty senatorial distaict-Lawson A
Mason. '"-'
Thirty-eighth senatorial District Eaves.
Thrty-ninth senatorial district-Saml Smith.
FOrtieth senatorial dstrict-James Blythe
Forty-first senatorial district-Edmund W
Jones. ii.- 30 > T. H-T" -H
Forty-second senatorial district-Wiliam NJ
Moore. Orr
Forty-third senatorial district-W Levi Love.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alamance County-John A Moore.
irs Alexander-R P Matheson. I1laN .-
l5 Alleghany-John l. Smith. r.rs..,. u
Anson-D Ingram.
Ashe Matthew Carson. ' 'Hf
q BeaufOrt-Hiram E Stilley. H 's I-.. -.
-a Bertie-Parker d Robbins gIl'..f.t..
"a Bladen-F W Foster .......
Observation-Disclosures Morrill,
Buncombe-W G Gambler. f ''N' '-.. ~
Burke-Samue C Wilson. -ata;s ..-r -.r
I. ls Canarrus-John Gibson. ..f.--. .-
Caldwell-James Harper.
Carteret-Joel Henry Davis, Jr.
q Caswell-Wilam Long, Phillip lIOdnett. --
Catawba-James X Ellis. 5. -'r9sY5'sL -T
,Chatham-William I Gunter, James Long.
Cherokee Simons 'i' "''- -
% Chowan-Richard Clayton. i.-ioii 1g
Clay-John o Hicks. -!ou..s lil s-Ia- f..
tCleveland-PlatO Durham. ..--,y .'
Columbus-Daniel High.
'Craven-Augustus Seymour, A W Stevens
w Morris. @l-sL3
Cumberland-John S Leary, Isham Sweat.
Contradictions HUMPHREYS. -I.
Davidson-Jabcz Mendenhail, George Kinney.
OF Davie-James A Kelly. ban Ii;s -all
in Duplin-Isaac B Kelly, N E Armstrong. -
Edgecombe-George Peck, Henry Cherry
Forsyth-John Vest
iIo Franklin-James L Harris, John III williamson
GastOn-Jonas Hoffman. g.i.r--., ~
Gates-John Calling. ~. ..-. .t.. 10 To-
Granville W Ragland, ] A Crawford, C
Mayo. ',' t-Is7 1857. " h~'
Greene-Joselh Dixon. u0olE SOD
I. Guilford-Stephen Horney, David Hodgin
Halifax-John Il Renfrow, W II Hayes, Ivey
Hutchings. i ''' p
. Harnett-Neill Stuart. -1i'.i salJ4
b aHaywood--Walter Brown. rs-r.r
Henderson-W D Justus. r,sa
Hertford-Thomas Snipes
Hyde-Thomas Farrow. '- 1f' org
Iredell T A Nicholson, George Davidson.
Jackson-Joseph Keener. % wan
Johnston-B K Hinnant, w Pou
Jones-L D Willlie. '"'7-'t '+i '
Lenoir--Wallaee Ames.I
Lincoln-A G Wiswall.i ,~--....
Macon-Jamcs l. Robinson.
Madison-Nat Kelsey. o. l'''s- La'' (
Is Martin-Jesse j. Smith, lHl .4iil ,r.f ..
II McDowcll-W W Gilbert. b IA, .....I..i
Meeklenburg-RD Whitley, W W Grier.
Mitchell-Jacob w Bowman t e..
Montgomery-GeorgeA Graham.
Moore-Abel Kelly SD q,ff-r1er s. d
Nasl-W w Bodde =
New Hanover-Joseph C ABBOTT, Llewellyn G
Estes, George w Price, Jr. D ,rs-,9-,; !
ampton-RoswellC Parker, Jno Reyn-
olds. ti' 'At
Onslow-Franklin Thompson 'sel
H O.ange-John j Allison, Thomas M Argo
Pasquotank-Thomas Skies. 2
Perquimans-Jeptha White
Person--Samuel C Barnett I5HaA- hD
Pitt-Byron Latin, Richard Short dE 81,