Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-23
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Appointments OF Judges, Clerks ana
Receivers.


The following persons are appointed Iudpe,
ana CLERKS, at the election to be held in David
son county, on the Sd day of November. 1888
according to law, for the election of Electors for
freSluent and Vice President, one for each Con-
gressional District and two for the State At
large also Tor member of the FOrty-first Con-
gress for the nth Congressional District:
,tlrst Ward-Jqdges: Daniel Casey. Robert
h9agh. Abram Smith. CLERKS: Ed g Mulvi-
nlIl, V ID u sumner. Receiver: Chas Baker
PoiiS to be opened at the Jail! - 7
second Nard-Judges: d Donahue. Hamp-
ton Riggs, James Whiting. Clerks: AdoIph
Nelson, Fred D Clark. Recsi'Fer. John i Dsw-
som Polls TO be opened at the City Workhouse.
Third Mard-Judges X j Sample, j aekson
naioLean; ho9tJ Lays; Clerks: i Levy, Lee
opened at No. Engine House, COLLEGE street,
between Broad and Church streets
y Fourth M Ward-Judges i D HogIe. Rudolf
W Metca Receiver fik fPfR bi Mek' Pa5
to be opened at the Old Theater. sf
5Iith Mard-Judges: P NJ Alison, J H Whit
NORTH. Cyrus Cook; Clerks: A, G Canedy.
H t1o TO De opened at the Hook and Ladder
bbali, sumner street. between Church and
Sixth Ward-Judgss: VA Baugh. JnO Brown,
Mccain. Receiver: Adam Woolf. Polls to DO
opened at koley's Stable, South Market street.
seventh Ward-yudges: Joseph Griffin, SilaS
WA nnfRS st cry Nichos. Clerks; 7 Rex6oEd.
70 Pc opened at Mr. Rusk's. corner of Market
. and, Carroll streets. n 81
Eighth ward-Judges Geo W Moore, Alfred
Washington. Charles Nelson. Clerks: A w
West. Thomas Munday. Receiver: George
BeckMith. Polls to be opened at the No. En-
gine House, Cherry street. 49, frE~ft
r Ninth Ward judges: William Long Charles
Doremus. w II Morse. Clerks: ] johnson, Dan
Donovan. Receiver: Jas J Mclaughlin. Polls
to be opened ct No. Engine House. College
street. .raF.-.rs-s--,-r- -
Jackson, Ii Loving. Clerks J S Dickerson, NJ
Constantine. Receiver: John Thomson, Polls
to be opened at the Mckee schOolhOuse.
SECOND Distriet-Judges, J w McMurray.
d Waggoner. Thomas Wilds.
Third District-Judges: 7 J McClendOn,
mos Foster, w III Esrhart, Clerks: d Wor-
David Coekrell, Richard MeFall. Clerks: K
jackson, Nathan Boram.
:. Fifth Bistrict-Jldges John Schimler, Viii
liam stephens. Thos Harris. Clerks: Eph-
Sixth Distric::- Judges: J II Austin, N @ Aus,
ard Vaughn. 1000 ! 80 :, -
Seventh District-Judges: P W Davis. L b
Blgiey, ndrew Baker. Clerks Robert smith,
Eighth District j judges: John W Lee. VIM G
Hiii: VIM Dixon. Clerks, Nm P Rowland. I B
Ninth District-Judges Sam ] Little, W B
AIArnIls2tead. 5 g Wood. Clerks w I Yarad,
Tenth District-Judgss: Joseph Scott, Ed
M ~ He a Quicker. Clerks: Stephen Sayers,
!, Eleventh Distriet--Judges F NJ woodaH,
Henry compton, Thomas Ewing. Clerks ;
James Lindsey, Frank Campbell
IWeuth Dlstrlct--Judges VIM II Hooper, j
Jordan. E Cox. Clerks F N Hooper, Q
Hooper.
thirteenth District-Judges. John Ruhm.
Morris I, Clark, ] Morris. Clerks: D w
Phillips, Z Bush.
Fourteenth District-Judges: Thomas ALI
son, George w Brien, J Dillihart. Clerks ::
WV Fulgum, Dr John Hill.
-, Fifteenth Distriet-Judges: John ii Bush,
VIM Ford. Z M D Earhart. Clerks John W
Bush, Joseph McDsrman.
Sixteen District-Judges: Hiram DObsOn
VIM q sPggh, Lewis Grubbs Clerks Thomas
Daggerly, Gabriel B johnson. IIia n 7
r, Seventeenth District-Judges: A Joseph, =
heiscs, ss2 . Meakley. Clerks Theodore Glenn
Eighteenth District-Judges: J L Sherlock,
4 H. 7 J99ckson, s Fuller. Clerks: J NJ Sharpe.
Ninteenth Distriet--Judges: L D Barnes,
Allen Carroll, Watkins Baugh. Clerks Robert
Chsawell- Receiver " A gavet.
TWenth District-Judges: M Cavanaugh. J c.
CrossWay, X Il Burnham. Clerks: j III Gall
braith. Z Cunningham. ~ lslT
Twenty-frst District-Judges g W DHlfhunt,
w M9ormant b Tamble. Clerks: Whit
THenty-seeond Distriet-Judges A 3 Willis,
George MARSHALL, John Lynch Clerks NJ Ii
Ashley. William j Webb. n ..l-LI'I al
Twenty Third District-Judges Glen w
Nance, james Underwood, Henry Holt, Jr.
Clerks b i Woodward, DR. II Jourdan.
Twenty-Fsurth District-Judges Albert Ad-
cock, Carter A Adeock, John Adcock. Clerks !
joseph Garrett. Luther Burns.
Twenty Fifth Disadvantages Wa CraW-
ford. Isom Felts, David knight. Clerks: N
Anderson, William Curtis. s-. n .t.
The foregoing officials will observe the follow
ing rules in the performance of their duties viz:
l. The Judges will open the polls in accord
anee with the law, g o'clock in the morning. ut
places above designated in their respective wards
and districts. s1at
2. Certificates of registration, printed on COL
ORED paper, have been invariably issued to
white voters. Those issued to cOlored voters
are of lighter hue. The attention Of the
Judges is particularly called to this fact.
Duplicate copies ofthe returns will without
delay, be delivered 10 the Commissioner Of
Registration at the Office of City Revenue Col
lectOr, City Hall, south end Markethouse.
b. j. SHERIDAN,
Commissioner of Registration.