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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

For the Standard
M GREENSBORO, n c., March IA, 1868.
HON. c. L. HARRIS,
President Republican State Consention:
MY DEAR SIR Il have Just received your
letter of the 2Sth ult., informing me OF my
nomination by the late Republican State
Convention as candidate for the office of
Associate Judge of the Supreme Court of
North Carolina.
/ accept the nomination, and through you
return my grateful Acknowledgements to the
many kind friends who have thus nantes
ted for me their high confidence and regard.
If l should be elected TO this honorable and
responsible Office by the people of the
State, will earnestly endeavor to admins
ter the law with an eye single to justice and
to truth. 4.-
have no bitterness of party feeling, but
entertain the kindest wishes for all men,
My political record is well known, and with
out comment, will leave it to the candid
judgment of my fellow-citizens. will cor
daily cooperate with the Republican party
in its patriotic efforts to restore the State to
her proper relations in the Union; and to
secure liberty, justice and prosperity to our
people. regard the speedy restoration of
the State to the Union. as paramount to ev-
cry other political consideration, tor upon
this depends the highest and best interests
of us all. I hope and believe that the pres
ent Constitutional Convention will frame q
State Constitution which will secure and
perpetuatc the great principles of true Re-
publican liberty, and prove acceptable to
Congress; and although may not approve
of some of its provisions will earnestly adj
vocate its adoption If our people, infu-
enced by party, sectional and social preju.
diccs, shall act so unwiscly as to reject this
Constitution, we will be thrown again into
| political chaos, and no one can reasonably
! entertain sanguine hopes of the future. But
ifthey will manifest their sincere patriotism
by cordially accepting the terms proposed
by the constitutional representatives of the
American people, the State will he speedily
restored to all the benefits of the Union, and
law, order, and security will be permanently
established, and we will enter upon a career
of freedom, advancement and prosperity
never before known in our history. Ibavea
confident hope that God will SO direct our
destiny that all things shall work togethe
{ for our good as a people.
The kind and courteous manner in which
you have addressed me, is new evidence
of the sincere esteem which you have always
manifested towards me.
With high regard,
Your obedient servant,
! ROBERT P. DICK.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
M,r1nnfon March ~ 1897

IHUyUHtU1, NIdTCI 10. TOUT.
GEN. ABBoTT-Dear Sir: In reply to your
inquiry as to our road, would say, that the
appreciation of the States credit is of prime
Importance, if not of vital interest, to our
corporation, and, in my opinion, the pay
ment of interest is the only sure mode of
efecting that object.
Such action by your Convention would
save to the State and its corporations be-
tween one and two millions Of dollars Do
this, and provide for the completion of our
road, and it will command the thanks of
our company, and best subserve the interests
OF our people.
Your opedient servant,
SAML Med TATE,
d.. III NJ N ID ~
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
Your opedient servant,
SAM'L Med. TATE.
The following is the ordinance as adopted ::
An Ordinance for the Completion of the
Western North. Carolina Railroad.

Western North. Carolina Railroad.
SECTION 1. Be 1t ordained By the people Of
North Carolina, in CongentiOn assembled, and
it is hereby ordained By the authority of the
same, That the proceeds of no appropriation
or subscription which the State of North
Carolina has made or may hereafter make,
to or in aid of the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, shall be used in the con-
struction of any branch made, except that OF
French Broad, until the main trunk line of
said Railroad shall have been completed to
Copper Mines, at or near Ducktown.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained. That the
General Assembly, when the interest of said
corporation the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company requires it, shall be, and
the same is hereby authorized and directed
to make such further appropriations or sub
scriptions to the capital stock of said Rail-
road Company, as will ensure the compile
ton of said road at the earliest practicable
day.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

sLANDER.-Against SANDER there is no defence.
Hell cannot boast of so foul a fiend, nor man de-
plore so foul q foe. 1t stabs with a SMILE 1t is
u pestilence walking in darkness, spreading con-
tagion far and wide, which the most wary travel
er cannot avoid. 1t Is the heart-searching dag.
ger of the assassin. 1t is the poisoned arrow
whose wound is incurable. 1t is as fatal as the
sting of the most deadly asp-murder is its en-.
ployment, innocence its prey, and ruin its sport
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

The delegates from the 9th Judicial district
have unanimously recommended W. p Bynum,
ofLncoln County for solicitor in this District to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the appoint
ment of V. c. Barringer, ESQ.,, on the code com.
mission
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
An Ordinance to prevent the Intimi.
datiOn of Voters.

The following is the ordinance as adop-
ted:
Be it ordained By the people Of North Caro-
lima, in Convention assembled, and it IS hereby
ordained as tolloacs::
SECTION l. Any person who shall prevent
or endeavor to prevent, any qualified elector
of this State, from the free exercise of the
elective franchise, by violence or bribery or
by threats of violence or injury to his per-
son or property or by depriving an eector
of employment or threatening to deprive
him of employment, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction there
of shall be punished by Imprisonment for
not less than one month, nor more than six
months. or by fine of not less than one hun
dred dollars nor more than five hundred dol
lars for each offence and one half OF the fine
shall 60 to the prosecutor.
SEC. 2. The hiring of any laborer upon
the condition that the same shall vote, or
not vote for any special candidate or any
particular party, or in any specific manner,
Shall be deemed bribery within the meaning
of this act, upon the part of the person de-
handing the said condition.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall be published
and circulated with the Constitution for the
information of voters, and shall be in force
from and after the date of its passage.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
oFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Convention.

REPORTED BY JOS. W. HOLDEN.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

The will of the late Sir Frederick Bruce
British Minister at Washington, has been
proved in London. These documents are
no longer considered to belong to the private
history of families, and every legacy which
man makes is known. 1t may therefore be
said without improperly that Sir F. Bruce,s
will fully reveals the natural goodness and
kindness of heart which all who knew him
are we'll aware that he possessed. The will
was signed on the Oath November, 1866, and
the witnesses to it were two Secretaries of
Legation-now both removed, I believe
Frederick Antrolus and W. A. G. Barring
ton. The personal property amounted to
10000. To his nephew, the Earl of Elgon,
Sir Frederick left 10000; to his godson,
Frederick Bruce, $1,000, and to Hon. Louisa
Bruce This niece $1,000. Sir Frederick left
to his sister Charlotte, (who married Arthur
Locker, the author of some well-known GER
ses de societe, the sum of $4,000 and the con-
tinuance of an annuity of e20O. To his ex.
ecutor (AIr. Peake) he left $1,000. and to his
man servant Charles $500. To all his other
servants he left one years wages. Among
these liberal requests one omission will
probably cause remark. The name, it will
be observed, of that niece of Sir Frederick's
who kept house for him at Washington du-
ring some months, does not appear.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06

R O,as Mrbeitsbaus.
gSir beiudtsa beute bas fta6tifde
glrbeitsbaus, gum eritep MtaI felt
Snauguration Der tieuen 8ermaItung.
gs itbte iins mabrIi1 in Gritauneli,
tpel9e Berdnberun9 bort inter 8ifets
ton bes iebigen Guperintenbente1
s. @. 6lagIer un0 oes Sttart, Sberjt
2aiultB uor9enomnien tuorOen fino.
Nie friiber alIes G9mus uno l1nfIatb
mar, mo- man LIBERAL auf Dred un0
llnratb frat uno blifte, be9riiben uns
iebt reinIihe Ilure, ptiBgetiin1te
@anbe; no friiber f9musiee, 6umpfe
&troBfa6e auf fAnIukigeR Subb6oen
Iagen, ffeben iekt eihfdhe aus Sof3
rob 3ulautinenge3 ifinerte, aber b6bft
reinlide 8ettfeqen nit reinen Defen
Mno @trobi1Gen. Sn ben S6laf;lms
mern, ben gbfalen, Der Ride, in Dem
Sofraum nn6 Den GtaQungen, iiberaQ
6errfd,t Meinli6Eett unb bic @efanaae
men, ipeiblihe iotppbl ais ntdnnli9e,
iiiiBen f@ rein balter, tpie es t1ur bic
uiaftdnoe erlouben. Cine be0eutenbe
@erbelferiing lit Die, bab bic einees
fperrten 6rauen3intner ridt mebr ME
friiber Steine fIopfen. sic iperoen, + =
ME fe ms Mrbettsbans tonttnen, mt
Siindpinfeln berieben unb miifien fib
6aran MAIDEN, bic g66n6e tueiB 3n
tiiuhen unc fonftige 2irbeiten berri6.
ten, bic dur @einbaltung oes @ebdnoes
Otenert.
Die neue 1erraltuna 6es Nrbeitss
bauies seidnet ib bo6ft bortbeil5aft
9eeeu bic ffiiberer aus.
& GircnitsGourt. Ser
geittrn eriudbnte Sale Nfnbs bs. gDiIs
Iiamfon tDnr6e NIT einefi 8er0ift an
@nnften Oes &ld0ere i'm Eetraae bon
$500 been0igt. Die Geaenred,nuno
oes 8erflagten iunrce iomif etIaubt.
Oas Detret lDur6e ioOann berIelsn
un6 cine MnsabI Mntrdge onQeb6rt.
Eis mir sur Yse1e eingen, mar nod
teim neiterer Oaa bebafs GrIebigunei
b0r0enonatlleils a
d
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06

Ser 6lub FAINT irat1er rlebr unb bali
nur nod A SUP an ben SboaIS. @enn
bieies trodene uno falte @etter cine
8eitIang anbaIten follte, 70 befiirHtet
man, Oab Die 6Iubfdiffdbrt gum Still :
iton0 f1niitt.
Qlnaefommen mar Der Gampfer 9as
leItine BON 2ouisbiIle.
Sserner inaGte Der iiete Oampfer
Umpire feline Grl1einung. DerleIbe
Fam bon Cairo nno 1T fur bic obere
0Iubihifffabrt beifimn.t, mas mir nIs
Elm autes 8ei@en Dce QlutiGpnnges illis
ftres BerHebrs init ben Gegen6en am
oberen Cumberland freubig begriben.
4bgegnn0en fnb bic Dampfboote
&lpba mad 9pniebiIIe urD 9fafbbile
mad Cairo.
Die Sefadfte an Der 9aubnns iparen
Hiht feb< lebbdft, Ma
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(Mnseiee.)
1lmbesablte ffGht. Stealern.
Slip Gebenue Collectors Sffice
9albbiGe, ben 5. Sebr. 1871

r',iS - - = y =
Die folgenoe 2iite umfabt ben Sc
iammtbetrag bon Steueri, ipelde oeuts
l6e Burger Der Corporation bon @aib,
nille lduloen, iuie ioI@e bel ieoemSnois
pi6uuin au9egeben iino li,iO luie iol9e.
benz itaotif1en Geuenue Is olIeftor inter
ben aubrifen esob lln9sfaBi9 uno stueis
feIbaftn bonn Sabre 1851 bis gum Sobr
1851, einidIieBlid iiberiuieien iuoroen
fro.
@ian ipiro feben, baB, ba man ben
Betra9 eincs groBeu Shells lid1 bat ans
bdufen laien, Die @ur,lne betrabtlib
lit. Sn Nnbetrabt Der iesisen Sinans>
lase Der @tabt, bon elmer fdltperen,
friiher contrabirten @duloenIait herr
ribrene, finb Die entiHi,oeniten WaB,
reseln CUR Gintreibung riifitanbiger
5tenern sur 9ebieteriiden sfotbtuenbiss
felt geiuorben. Ser geeenuartiae 9ies
benuesg Solicitor, nadhcem er Die sSetref<
fenOen pFidtfdu!ois benadridtist bat,
luiro iid, Sur fofortigen Grgreifun9 Der
ltren9lten Mittel unb g8ege ge5tpuugen
lyben, nm 6ieie @intreibungen gu be-
iurrfitelligen. ollie Oieienigen, ,oelde
i'd Soften gu eriparen tuiini6en, fonnen
oies 6urd prou1pte Sablung erreiben.
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gta6t nnb Gtaat.

- a.. @ober4fon Fffo<
sl-. -. ...sa,,,.,..It * bs,ts Slbsns
5 ,st :. $, -. ye Ss sliss mn ys
"9s :" W s"
+ Dsl G ~ $3.50 1a su -; a. "a 81 2
que O.elsasssssns faa.s s,,s V'' NV s
lestadeH .A' osss1r Asss r''''
DT @ommiffioner Gtone 1T mad
Cincinnati gum SET Der Cumberland
Mrmee sereif. Sn fsineI abtpeisnbeit
raE MaT;.. S1, D"'N >' s ~
1H pp''os'S''.ye'
Eg Hiater Scbn Sneb emit +
nirO pobl moraen iuieoer uobl genug
fem, tln bic @isuneen Oes &rin'tnals
Geytd)ts anf3unehnieii.
nawxf U..r.I
1911 pI9 Ia D e SGIn.
ass Sas @OtlslppMusa. ~ s Gs..s. NenSY
DoIslIeuag n.'gs,. gap S'M Tggk
Sr.eOensI.g.sl se ssalgo.ast oasg Dsn
ucnoeIHear pom D1lO taIA s.enl0 % :.
. VINO aonItast = DUN !.Dhss IN
n1ssloner 81 Dssus1 l1s ss" SSsea'
D9io ethaHht 'Uolosn 'P'
.4 Gg Bon Vb. &. EbeobalO In
" Cincinnati erbielten mir ioeben ba8
bisrte Ssit Der y auFrirtsn @tIt" nno
L. ~ a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
g ourtg . Dnoeutinm.
@eriamaslang bes Siahitalra Central
Gomntn GDuites.

Das Central Gountp Gontite beriamD
neIte Iitb am Mittiuoh Den 5. Sebruar
gtadmittaas 4 llbr in Ser Sta0tballe.
@eaenu1rtig iparen sic Serren:
s.. 8. DiGeb, 8. 9S. Yeabobb, s..
Dilicn, g. SIS. MfetcaIf, Sobn 3ubm,
g8m. NfiHs, slbram @rnitb, Dan. S..
@alter, 9lellon @. Merrg, Gimeon @.
gSalter, Senrb Sarbing, Sirnm &hooes,
Or. 81. Snaff nuo Sobn 2aiprenee.
@s ipuroe bef9lolIen:
/. Dab 8rin1drberlanin Iunaen in
ben perlGiebenen Mores unb Diitrifts
am Mittno d, 6en19. Sebruar
7ubr Mbenos ab3ebalten iuerben
loIlen, UNI DeIesaten fit cine @ounfp
Nominations Contention sH ,ernennen
bic am g ouna benb, ben %. S e.
btuar, Na d mittags Q u b,r Inn
Nafbnille @ourtbalis itattIinoet.
2. DaB bic Gepr6lentationsbaifs tpie
folgt feitsefebt 1T: Gin 9eleeat fur
ieoe 80 @tiniuien bic in Der @ouner<
ileursuabI fiir 8roipnloip abgegeben
uur6en Mnb Elm aobitioneler Selegat
fur ieoes 8rudtbeiI iiber 25 Stimnen.
Serner. bas ieoer Siitritt in tuelaem
feline g8abI ab9ebalten iuuroe, gu einem
DeIeaoten berehtf9t fem ioll.
s. Die folgenbe notwithstanding iparb
fur bic @pnbention feitgeftellt:
S /. Noiiination bon ganbi6aten fir
bas Sberriffsarnt, tiir &ebenue @ollefs
tor; fiir County Sruitee; fur @ountp
Sailor; fit gounts &eoifter uno fir
folhe an6ere @ountD Slentter, bic, in Der
WGrsfpabl beiest peroen folIen.
q. Nbftiinmung Der Convention iiber
Die 9ropofition Der @ountp court,
$500, 900 9lttien fur bic sennciIse uno
p:cifie 8abn (SnogOiIle sylaibpiae) gu
3eihnen.
3 REORGANIZATION bes gentraIG ouuts
gonlites. sa@
gahoem Die Contention ibre @es
idafte btenbigt foHen bic DeIegaten
! fur bic einSeInen 0iifrifte su@
| iammentreten uno Gaubioaten fur cts
fpai9e 8aean5ea in SrieOensridter'
ober @onitablers 9lemtern aufltellen.
Scleenbes lit Die Elite Der 8ldbe, an
tpslben Die @riniar 8ablen abgebalten
lperoen ionen:
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sE OuHHEttuYp VI OtVb'
Senat.
Serr 2in6sleD bradte Elm @eies elm,
ipel9es beitimltnt, baB Die Sefangenen
Der @enitentiarD bierna@ nidt mebr
an &olleftoren ausaemietbet iuereen
iollen.
Sn aipeiter 2efuue pafiirte Elm @es
feb, ipeIdes 6. 8e @robe bon Ser
antlportti9feit fur 9tenern befreit, Die
er I'M Sabre 1860 in @aDioien @onntD
coaectirt.
5erner bas 8efss, tueIdes 8erbeifes
rineen unO neue Ginridtunseu i'll Der
8ibliotbet borf1reibt.
sserner 6as @eieb, 6es Staatsi9as'
rneiferS @ebaIt auf Dem golofube aus
iube3ableu.
Ser @enat berta9te fid bis Montao
Gormittag.
SIM 9aufe Feline 9isuns.
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MDIiaet Cd erieot.

Bm. 0tigsbD, uaotOentliaes 8etra,
gen, frei9eiprp@en.
MiIton 5tanfom, fdneIIes Sabren,
/ Dollar.
Sobn Waoe (farb betrnnfen, 50. :
g8m. Mcgotuan uno Souiten sInnis,
bstruuten, ieber SIS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06

8W Mbgerifien. Ser Gtaot,
ratb lieB aeltern Die Mauern Der langif
Eabeebrannten @ebduoe an Der @de
bon 8roa6 uno Sront StraBe abrei<
ben, ba iid gfienlanb anberes ibrer err
barmen moate.
R Gor Squire Nfatbetus trug
beute Sfin Barter auf eineu sSrieoens.
gBarrant gegen Nn. 2ustp an. Senrn
Didinfon uno g1eIion Wanlobe, Die
angeflagt maren, bon Bbiteman 8ros.
&oblen getoblen gu baben, tuurben nit
3ablun9 Der Soften entlaifen, ba Der
@nflaeer auf ibr Seriprehen hin,
fiinftia better gu tbun, Die Slase 5uriif.
na5ni.
ne Ser 8ablmeiiter otr Sennelee
Will5, Mfoior 8roOts, Der gu elmer
8efu1sreiie nady Stem gorf geganeeu
unb besbaIb feinen offaieIlen 8eri6t
abgeltattet, neil oas Yeieb, bas bic
Milis abi9afit, feinen Sffiaier be-
ittmmte, Der Die Mbre9nuna beiorgen
| iolI; bat bic in ieinen SdE6en befino<
li9tn Staat5geIber Dor feiner Mbreiie
in elmer &nofbilIe 8ant oeponirt. @r
iareibt uns, Dap er ieoen Qugenblid
bereit fei, 6ednung ab5alesen, fobalo
ibn nur Der 9eamte atlgegeben miro,
Der 8efu8nib oaau bat.
% 9ouisbiIIe unb gafbs
lpiIIe gifenbab n. Sieie 8abn
lit bur@ bic Rentufp 2eaislatur err
unadti9t iuoroeu, cine Bppotbefarifde
gnleibe bon 8 WlilIionen Collars su
MAIDEN, UNI nebrere anbere Gilenbabs
men f6uilib su ertperben lgno Eieielben
gu cenfoioiren, oan1it elm uniformes
Ghitem in Der Transportation bon
Rerfonen uuo Sraaten eingeflbrt
tperoen tanH,
~ Chattanooga 8.abu.
Ser HailagierSug, iuelder bor9eitern
4ben0 bon Chattanooga abgefabren
| lit, fam erlt oeitern gfa1mittag u6r
bier an, itatt Worgens 5 ubr. Oils
oerlelbe in Der gldbe BON SbeG Wfonn0
| anfanl, fonb er bic 8abn bur1 eine
6eliemmaife beriperrt, tpel9e ben Berg
berab auf bas Settle 9efaHen iuaraa
Sic 8aiIa9iere mubten tparten, bis Der
8ng bon gfafbbile an Dem Hlas antana
un6 bieraiif ipe9felten ne Die 8iige.
9fatiirIid Karen fefort Mrbeiter tbattg,
UNI bic 6eIfen fort5uf9afen uno bic.
8abr pieber frei gu MAIDEN.
.Rg 0us Wfe mbhis. Sic
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
GpefiQl NOti;cn.

Ew 9err SO1orfB Sister 1T
9ofal> 9gent fur bic n8ennedee Staats :
3eitunsH.
II Gpart Gner @eIb! Die f9iperen
.3eiten bnten eiiten suten .GinfluB anf ben
@rpeerte Rarft Sebnbt, inbem fie bic
preiie berabgeisbt unb es baber Rem @cnin-
nttttten nt69tia senad,t baben, gu auBercr-
bentlib bilisen prfiien einsufaufen. DaSpn
fam iidb Elm Sober hberseu8en, wenn er Bel
%. SO. Eptten II. 8rp. Hp. % q Or b
COLLEGE etrabf feline Ginfaufc ntaGt.
ja.6t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
FOR SHERIFF..

We ara authorised to announce D. Z. LORD
aa Radical Republican Candidate for Sherif
Of Davidson County at the March Election.
ianSl
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Ner3ei6nifs aeuer Mu5et8ea
iin benfiAeit 0Iatfe. IS

8etanntma9uug bes. Rebenue &ols
IeetOrs getrefs riifdnoiser Stener,
sabIer. -.. IL, as. ssss
@eora 8edpitb NTH ais ganbibat
far bas Mmt 6es Gouutb=Gegifers
nnS se
S. q. 6ramer ais @onbi6at fur
Sailor aneiinoi9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
Capt. JOHN WILSON as candidate for
Trustee for Davidson County at the ensuing
March election, subject to the nomination Of the
Radical Convention.
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anr Gpnntn xruftee.

Sir (ine autrri(irt, 6errn Erasts @ y ~
Aa M ais Ganbibat fit has Mnit bes Counts
aruifee, sprbebaItIid het 3uifimmuns Der
Foundations CONVENTION an3uIlu6isfn.
/ n3t Do ~ .E.sis. - 8
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Hiir gonntp gailpr.

gBir fnb ermG&tist 8. 81. Gramer ais
Ganbibat fir Sailor arf3nfinbiefn, rpr6ebalt~
lid Der 3nftmmuus tsr Eafifalrn rrpublifas
nif&eu Convention. fsb6 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
FOR JAILoR.

We are authorized to announce JAMES J.
MoLOUGHLIN as candidate for County
Tailor, subject to the nomination ofthe regular
Radical Republican Convention. feb5 If
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FOR REVENUE coLLECToR.

We are authorised 70 announce J. M.
eHIvERs, ESQ, as candidate for REVENUE
eoLLEcroR for Davidson County, subject to the
nomination Of the Republican Conventions
Election Saturday the It'll of March 1868.
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FOR sHERIFF,

ALFRED MENIFEE is n Radical Republic
can Candidate for the shsrinalty Of Davidson
County at the March election. jams tt
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FOR COUNTY JAILoR.

We are authorised TO announce JAMES
CALVERT M a candidate Jailor of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. 81
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FOR REGISTER

we are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DENIKE as Candidate for the Office Of Re
Rister of Davidson County at the ensuing March
Election, subject to the nominating Convention
jan3I I'd
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0Ganeriiaa, ben 6. Sebrnar 1868.
ANNOUNCEMENT Of Candid'lts
FOR COUNTY REGIsTl

FOR COUNTY REGISTER.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
w. SMITH as candidate for rec election to the
once Of County Register of Davidson County,
ct the March Election. feo5 TT S
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