The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-13
'sI,,.Al,vilnlI1T[DIIATEs,F FOR OFFICE.


u HoLzINaER se Dear =. Sill ,ll j., axe
~ yo9s with office OF Deputy Ser.
geat or this city you havedsscf1srged te duties OF
ss ms ~ anea my Warm
sa,nmer ntfoii: Is weif !s tie confidence OF those
Will, whom Won have been associated.
Very truly yours. 4. B. GUrGoN.
Il. Hotzinger, Esq:
pcar Sir,-I unite most heartily In what has been
so Justly written above by Judge Oh on asc
with whom you have been connccteu, put VIII
fidelity and conscientions sense Of duty 70 command
as nm officer aud man should regret the necessity
nf sennraion believing II to be difficult to find an
other 80 true and faithful to take your place.
- 'iai' 49, GEORGE d. WISE.
take great pleasure In uniting III Inc FOREGOING
com mendatlon OF nIr; HOLZikGEK. M; and most
heartiIy endorse what hus been said ~ his. h0ior
Judge t;uicom and Mr.. George d.. Wise. both or
whom are well acquainted with inc manner Id
which he has discharged his Official cures ana OF
Eis high seIisc OF character and Integrity. have
heen cnnuected with him officially for some years,
and can say that Ihave never known more faith
full energetic and competent aGlsfE J1sk1ss
It,ke great pleasure in uniting In what has been
said above IN Hon. a. d. Guigon aud others. sIr
IiOLZINGER has been In my employ as Deputy
Sergeant for about two years. and IcaH'fecOHlmend
him no the public rs honorable faithful, and con-
sceptious man IN all the relations OF life
n. III. LEE.
Ihc,rty unite IN the foregoing recommendations
of Mr.. HOLZINGER. Ihaye been associated with
him for nearly two years in the Scrgcant's Office,
and have always found him polite, prompt. and
faithful In the discharge OF Ills duties and Deilere
him my 70 1s ea man Oh inc ' THoMAs /. dudley
II1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
l. RICHMOND-At the solicitation OF many OF
my friends yIs insca 10 The fo actI Ie
of. f,nrS nrvatiyp Convention.
o. m ,vG i G9t'S'f'''''' ~ THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
RICHMOND, May Ii, 1872.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY,
respectfully announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the Office OF CITY COLLECTOR at
the approaching municipal election, subject To the
ac1,V mo ls 81 t"e '0''se' JOHN F. REGNAULT.
NfY FELLOW-CITIZENS,- When was
WI Auditor gave universal satisfaction. was
turned out under military rule because could not
take the oath. The present incumbent took inc oat
o ws To Gonservatve nominee Remem
"f nv sH ST. ~ your N'''' PETER W. RALsToN.
THO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.
L hereby announce myself u candidate for the
office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for Monroe
Ward subject to the action OF the Conservative Con-
venton. From my Ion" experience as i Justice.
tiattcr myself that if elected shall he able to dis
charge the duties OF the "tice taitu,iy ana accu
ratcly. ~ ROBERT II. lSBEhL,
my l3-M W&That* late of Clay Ward
THE MAYORALTY.-I respectfully So
l. icit the sifIrages OF my feow-ctizens for the
Office OF MAYOR. subject to the choice OF the Con-
srrvatiye party OF Richmond IN convention as
sriuhcd.
my10-1w A. VI. hEtLE1.
RICHMOND. VA, May :, 1872.
r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS
L Il candidate for the office IF CITY AUDITOR
(,f which am :t urcSrnt The ncumlIcnt. ana re-