The tri-weekly standard., 1868-05-21
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May IL, 1868.


March 2, 1867, 'to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States, and the laws
supplementary thereto, the question OF ratI1ylng
or rejecting the Constitution framed by the Con-
thority of the aforecited laws, was submitted to
the qualified electors of the said Slate and Of
which election also submitted, under the
authority of the second Section of the law of the
United States of March IL, 1868, amendatory OF
the aforecited laws, the election of the officers OF
the legislative judicial and executive depart
ments, and county Offices of the State of North
Corolina provided for by the said Constitution
aid made elective by the people; and also, un-
der the same authority of members of the House
of Representatives OF the Congress of the United
States And the election OF officers having
made the returns required by law, it is hereby
declared
First. That the Constitution adopted by the
Convention which assembled in the city of Ra-
leigh, c., on the 14th day of January and ad-
journed on the 18th day of March, 1863 has been
ratified by majority of the votes actually cast
by the qualified electors of the State of North
Carolina.
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:
Governor-Wiliam w Holden.
Lieutenant GovernOr-ToC Caldwell.
Secretary of State-H Menninger.
Treasurer-Ddvid A Jenkins.
Auditor-Henderson Adams.
Superintendent of Public Works-Cebern L
Harris.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Samuel
Ashley.
Attorney General-Wm M Coleman.
r Third. That the following named persons have
received majority of the votes cast by the quail
fed electors of their respective Senatorial and
Representative Districts, and are duly elected as
members of the Senate and House of Rcpresen
tatves of the General Assembly of the State of
North Carolina, as herein specified:
SENATE
,;ol o. 81 10 To,
W Etheridge.
Second senatorial district-Franklin Martin
dale.
Fourth senatorial district William Barrow.
Fifth senatorial district-James w Beasley.
Sixth senatorial distrct-Henry Epps.
Seventh senatorial district-Napoleon Bel
iany.
Ninth senatorial distrct-Joshua Barnes
Tenth senatorial district-William ii 8 Sweet,
w 4 Moore.
Eleventh senatorial district-D d Colgrove.
Twelfth senatorial distrct-William A Allen.
Thirteenth senatorial district-Edwin Legg, A
Fourteenth senatorial district John w Purdie
Fifteenth senatorial district -Orlin Hayes
Sixteenth senatorial district-James Harring
ton, l. D Hail.
Seventecth senatorial district Cook
Eighteenth senatorial dstrict-Curtis ii Brog-
den.
Nineteenth senatorial distrct-Willie Jones,
RI Wynne.
Twentieth senatorial district-John A LYMAN
Twenty first senatorial diStrict-CharleS s.
" instead, X. w. Lassiter.
Twenty-second senatorial ldistrict-Josiah Tur-
ner, Jr.
Twenty third senatorial dstrict-Silas Burns
Twenty-fourth senatorial district-Bedford
Brown.
Twenty-fft senatorial distrct-Israel Lash y
Twenty-sixth senatorial district-Emanuel
Twenty seventh senatorial Gistrict-Jehu II
Davis.
Twenty-eighth senatorial district-W b Rich
ardson.
Twenty-ninth senatorial district-P Beeman.
Thirtieth senatorial district-J w Osborne
Thirty-frst senatorial district-Christophe
Melchor.
Thirty-second senatorial district-William NJ
Robbins.
Thirty-third senatorial dstrict-P A Long.
Thirty-fourth senatorial district-Peter A.
Wilson.
Thirty-ffth senatorial district-Samuel Fork
ner
Thirty-sixth senatorial district-John H Nc
LAughlin.
Thirty-seventh senatorial distaict-Lawson A
Mason.
Thirty eighth senatorial district B Eaves.
Thirty ninth senatorial district-Saml Smith.
Forteth senatorial district-James Blythe.
Forty-frst senatorial district-Edmund W
Jones.
Forty-second senatorial district-William NJ
Moore.
Forty-thir senatorial district-W Levi Love-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alamancc County-John Moore.
Alexander-R Matheson.
Aleghany-John L Smith.
Anson-D Ingram.
Ashc-Matthew Carson.
Beaufort-Hiram E Stlcy.
Bertie-Parker Robbins.
Bladen-F w Foster.
Brunswick-Benjamin D Morrill,.
Buncombe-W Gambler.
Burke-Samucl Wilson.
Cabarrus-John P Gibson.
Caldwell-Jamcs Harper.
Carterct-Joe Henry Davis, Jr.
Caswell-William Long, Phillip lIodnett
Catawba-James Ellis.
Chat!am-Wliam 7 Gunter, James Long
Cherokce-J Smons.
Chowan-Richard Clayton.
Clay-John o Hicks.
Cleveland-Plato Durham
Columbus-Daniel ? High.
Craven-Augustus Seymour, A W Stevens,
B w Morris.
Cumberland-John Leary, Isham Sweat.
Currituck-Thomas Humphrics.
Davidson-Jabez Mendcnhall, George Kinney.
Davie-James Kelly.
Duplin-Isaac Kelly, N Armstrong.
Edgecombe-George Peck, Henry G Cherry.
Forsyth-JOhn P Vest.
Franklin-James T Harris John H Williamson.
Gaston-JOnas Hoffman.
Gates-John Gatling.
Granville w Ragland, j A Crawford, c
Mayo.
Greene-Joserh Dixon.
Guilford-Stephen G Horney, David Hodgin.
Halifax-John H Renfrow, w j Hayes, Ivey
Hutchings.
Harnett-Neill S Stuart
Haywood-Waltcr Brown.
Henderson-W Justus.
Hertford-Thomas Snipes.
Hyde-Thomas Farrow.
Iredell T Nicholson, George Davidson
Jackson-Joseph Keener.
Johnston-B Hinnant, E w Pou.
Jones-L D Wilkie.
Lenoir-Wallace Ames.
Lincoln-A Wiswall.
MacOn-James l. Robinson.
Madison-Nat Kelsey.
Martin-Jesse j. Smith.
McDowell-W w Gilbert.
MeckIcnburg-R d Whitley, w W Grier.
Mitchell-Jacob w Bowman.
Montgomery-GeorgeA A Graham.
Moore-Abel Kelly.
Nash-W w Bodde.
New HanOver-Joseph ABBOTT, Llewellyn G
Estes, George w Price Jr.
Noithampton-RoswellC G Parker, Jno T Reyn-
olds.
Onslow-Franklin Thompson.
O.ange-John Allison, Thomas M Argo.
observation-disclosures Skies.
Perquimans-Jeptha White.
Person--Samuel Barnett.
Pitt-Byron Latin, Richard Short.
Polil-Asberry Waldrop.
Randolph-E T Blair, Joel Ashworth.
Richmond-Richmond Long.
Robeson-James Sinclair, Edward K Proctor.
Rockingham-IIenry Barnes, d s. Ellington.
Rowan-Joseph Hawkins, Isaac NJ Shaver.
Rutherford-James M Justice.
SalpDSOn-JOhn g Williams