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'.3enate. ,.Ui t.,,;,
. 1st "District Currituck. 1 Camden, ; Paa-
quotankji , Hertford, Gates, : Chowan and.
Ferqulmans-f-rUctavius UOke, i of. Chowan
William Ck jMercer; of Ourrituck, ;n , ; , ,j
fchd DlstictTyrrell,) Washijirton:lIar.
tin, Dare, Beaufort, PamUcoiand;Hyde---Charlea
Ldtham W.r T Cahd, ..! . I , ,
r 3rd DLstrictf-f-Northamptoa and Bertie '
ueorge A.Meoaner ml rn ? A M
c 4th DisMctr-Halifax-JJjw Bryant
COL Al'i'.U -!-n.j.li jti t l !.,':
. . 5th Di3tricWEdgecombe--.W: P. Mob
onr cok j .,n')r .r. I'm , ., : :.j,,r
Cth District PittH-Jos.rB.'Stickney,
.7th District-i-Wilaon, liash and Frank
in H. , iW h Boddie; t of . NiishIIenry kO.
WilliamaJ of, Wilson. f 'ii . ; ' ? :
I Bth Diatrid-jDraven- George Qreene,
9th , Jstrict J ones, Onslow,, and Cw-teretfri-Benjamin
F.. Askew, of .Jane.; , .
t lOthi DUtrict-r-Duplinimd Wayne-Jfohn
D.! Stanford, .of Duplin; I.jF. vDortch of
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v. lltli DistrictT-Greeneiand iiLenohr-TK
, W. Dunn, f: V-'-. f, -,,..(. : ;
. 12th iDistrictf-New Hanover JF, II.
Mboret col. jo t. rr;tTf:'
i 13tItDiatricVrTBruW3wjck andiBladen-
(T. N Betaiett, 'Of BrunBwick, v. ,..-..,
i 14th Distrctf-rSampsoni-J- Stewait.
. 15th District'-nCtolumbua and IIodgsojh
Col. HeriryJJ,ehortf..f Cohimbus;' ;
l?th ,.Dislyict Cumberland and Har
Do.v "VV,:C."Trpy. of Cumberland. f , 1
- a 17th Districtrr-Johnston-L. IL WaddelJ.
" 1 18th DistrictrrWake-ri?. . W. ' Vfyiwus j, .
; 19th District W&rrerir-J" W. Thmne;?
?20th Districtr-HDrange, Person and Caa
' Will John V.'jGrahani, pff!prange;!jlm
W. Cuningharn,, of Pexean . . .. ); ,. ,
, '2l!st Di8trictr-rGranyille Hanson, . T.
Hughes, col." , .-r -f T .''. . ' 'i .
.j22nd DistrictTr-Cliatham W. ,; G..j Al-
" -ird h DistricRockingliam-7-W. , . N .
Mebane.r: -. , , ".. .
i "34th District Alamance and Guilford
. ,rThrka T a . TTrilt . nf AloTYiano. Tiinina T -
" Scales, 1 of Guilford.,;-.. . r.i 1, .
25th ' District Randolph;, and, Juppre 7
M. S. Robins, of Randolph..;,,' "... if
26th District Richmond and Montgom
ery if. CiiDotkery,:ofRkhmoncLr
. ; 27th District Anson, and, UnionEd
R. Liles, of Anson.
28th District Cabarrus ; and Stanly-
T.. fl. .TTmlior rvf Palwirnia n .. ir
. 2Uth DistrictTT-MecUenburgThomaa J
Moqre. . " , : r
, 'SOth.District Rowan and : Darie- Wil
liam H. Crawfort of Rowan. .
, 3 1 stDistrict-'-DaTidspn-r-B. B. Roberts.
32d (District Stokes land- Forsythe
Thorn. 3 iWilson, of Fbrsythe. . . ,
")ooa t-4:s a'' ij ' t 'i ..
oou xjLsuiuL ouny-auu i x auiiiu o onn
G. Marler of. -Yadkin, ,.-,.,
34th District IjedellrWilkes and Alex
ander Thomaa Af; Iftchplsan,; of -edell;
Tyre York, of jWilkes., .-.., ., ' r,r
35th DistricfrAlleghany,, Ashe and Wal
tauga HerveyJJinghamt of . Watauga. ' ,
Dcwell, i Mitchell , and "iancey G. N.
Folk, of Caldwell;: C. F. Young, of Yan
cey. . , ' . M x. ,;.. '.
37th District Catawba and Lincoln S.
M. Finger, of Catawba, c
. 38th District JQaston.and Clev,elandr
Robert W, Bandifor, of Gaston,
39th District Rutherford : and Polkr
M. IL Justice, of Rutherford., ', ''.u
40th District Buncone and,Madisonf-i
Thomas X Johnston,, of 'Buncomber .?' .
41st District--Haywood Henderson and
Transylvania G. S, Ferguson.
42d DistricfacknTSWain, Macon,
Cherokee, Clay land Graham J. L. Rob
inson, of Macon; 'i- mi;;.
, i .-,,Wj.Kf i' . -v
I louse of tltepniscntati vos.
Alamance Daniel Worth. -,N t 1
Alexander Milton Stephenson. ,.t j
Alleghany-r.E.-L.Yaijghn.
i Anson B. J. Dunlap.'"
Beaufort iJecatuT W. Jarvis. - " . ;
Bertie-TK.'2T:TFflrt!:"l,: '- "'!':-;;'
Bladen John H.' 'Clark." '
Brunswick- Hu8efl':' -'r '" V 11
Buncombe IVL'EjCarteiv J C. Sams.
Burke-J1. W. Wilson. i ! 1 K " : t '
Cabarrus E. E.' Harris. ' L ' :
('aldwell J. M. Houk. 'uv ' ' 1 "
Camden J.KjAbbflte
Carteret W GeffroY : 1 1. : , V '
X Caswell Thomas Harrison, Wilson (7aryt
to1,.
I Catawba D.iMcDiYomit;! nfF rr.
Chatham-rJMrfMorigJ.W.'J, iPftwell
i JneroK.ee J. w . cooper,;? i.' ; , .
Chowan-;-Towmftend E iWwd oL
v;iay-w..n.Mcijure.!j ,,f -i ,-,:. f j., i
leveiand-K. JNlcBrayer. t j;;"--
Collimhlia V. VI TiirhnrdWrtn .!' '
Craven WQfrrfa Henry II. SinC
Cumberland I. W. GodwmG
Jl. ItOSei: t: ; . f . 1 . '; "V .s TfliV A
Curritnck H.' E."Baxrer. '
Davidson M. H. Pinnix, J. A. Leach.
uavie t;narle Jfxiaa .ri-i tfi
Dunlin A. G. Moselev. J. G. Kenan.
Edgecpmbe-W; Jhiggan. -"WiZlia
Franklin-VoAn. -A':' Williamson: col.' ' '-
Gastonr-W G. Morris. V ,-.;-'-':t '
(iates W,. P. .Roberts.' -uw
Graham votes with Cherokee. ' "
' Granville-:! Rogers, col. W.'; 27:
nolda, col.
Harnett D.H.MsLfciniUlV '.iVi
Haywood F. M. Davis.
Henderson J!. 1. Hped.,, ,i : y
Hertford J". J". Horton.
Hvde William S. Carter.;
Iredell A. C. Sharpe, A. F. Gaither.
Johnston H. J. Ryals, Dr.' Faruhard
Smith, v-c.ii.i-k....;-! .. i 1 ; -UM-
Jones-, ;Mf, ...lllflJ
Lenoir James K. Davis..
Lincolrh-B: O. Cobb? ' r -
Macon Dr. Rush. , , ,
Madison H. A. Gudger.
Martin N, B.,-Fagan.:!wi i .s-i.ri .
McDowell J. S. Brown. . -
, Mecklenburg-Wf 'E. ' Arardy,'" R. ; ' A.'
Shotwell. .' f''i5 j.ii'i'vfi''. r'.ii
Mitchell oAn. O. Heap.
" Montgomery W. T. H. Ewing.
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New Hanover-Wk C. f Hity Uol : Jirm
1V&071. . .
Northanxpton-.-UKV' '
Onslow J-. W' 'Shackelford, iqfi,;n:
Orange Calvin E. Parrish, J. Knox
Hughes. "
Paiiuwo-Votjes ynWi Beanort , ,T - i '
Pasquotank Hugh Cale, col. '
Pender AlfretLloyd; col' ' ri UJ
Perquimans iFSKj Bagley. , . 4
(ireene W. . vpnona. ; -j .
Guilford LynbfoSWahlVj'JN. StapWs
HaUfax : A TA?, wf. John Hey
: ; Bamnel Quia-
1 rPpIk-anies KV Simpsoij; 1 ' --.
t fTtahdblnhDft T. L. Winslbr, Dr. MU-
i ;,Richm6naR'. Terry: ir
: .Rbbiesoh Alfred .Rowland; ' Murdock
McRae ' j r .
' Rockingham James P. Dillard. V,!'
j ransylvania-G W: Wilson. V 1 i! 1 5
! :ftowani-J. Si Henderson, 'J. B. McCub-
KButheriorcrilj. 'Beam.v'''' ; 7 "
!; Sampson Jf.' H.. Pennell J A.'.Biz-
lell " f I ' ' 'i w i:
! .Staniy'-J': E. HartseU, " ,: fy,jf ' " '
;"StbkeWalterW:;K7ng.'1 l
! ?Surrv-J..Fi Graves:.;:;;:,' . -s- ""
j 1 Swafn-T. p. Bry96h: 1 q 1
i ,Tyrrell-DrJ EdwatdRaHsH'' ! 111
1 "TTninn C. Austin. J f ' T"- J' '
' Wake 2oa,,4- PMriidl?MrB. Bled
; Warren-f'lT: Wearier1, col! t&'B. JoJiiU
: .VWasmngto
j WataugaS: CouhpU: 'fh ' ' '
iWayne OwehiPeel, FrankiUL' Aycock.v
WilkesJanixes C,V Hprton,' r.;0.":
! '. WilspnwJ,Sfn?eltaV.i l" .':,
i ..Yadkin TKorriaa Haynes, f ' J u "
, Yancey-Wy:,Pr?fflVr.,5;'i ' ;,V
OFFICERS -OF THE ;FEDERAI jGOy, '
! .- in ERKJIENT. i -
THE KXECTTTrVK. : l f !-'r
. Ulysses 9. ; Grant, of Illinois. President
ot me jmtea.iaie& ; , i : . , . '.. , -y
Thomas W. s Ferry, of Michigan, , Presi
dent yro tern o the benate. t,-ii-'i-t .
U. ', ,CS ''fniE CABlNKTi-
Hamilton Fish .'of New York, Secretary
of State!, 'T 1 1 ' " ,,:
;. Lot M. Morrill,' of Maine, Secretary of
thpTrpasnrv I I. I 1 ,J"I"
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: , 3. Donald 'Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
Secretary of War; " . 'I ' ' ' 1 '. -
." George M, Robeson, of New' Jersey;
Secretary of' the Navy." f ; - "! "
Zachariah Chandler, of Michigan! Secre
tary of the Interior. ' ' ; . ' j
' Alphonso Taft. lot Ohio, Attorney Gen
eral:,",;'' m 'tar -
juaster uenerat,
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J . !I'T..,(. ".- .,.1
' Supreme Q&urt1 of the Untted Stateq, .
' Morrison VR!;;Waite, Ohio, Chief
Justice..,' ' ', " ' " ' - '" ,'
- " Nathan Clifford of Maine, ,
"Noah H. Sw&yne, of Ohio. ; '
Samuel J. Miller; of Iowa,' ' '-, ' ,;
: David Davis, of .Illinois, . "
' Stephen J. Fieldx of California, - ' '
Wuham M. Strong, Pennsylvania, ' ,
JnQpnh P TlmHiPv of INpw -Tprspv. ,;
Ward, Hunt; Of New ! York; !l Associate
Justices, r., -I
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. OUR STATE GOVERNMENT, ' 1
EXECUTIVE nTIPAETMSOT.
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Zebulon - B.
Vance,- of . Mecklenburg,
Governor.
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David M, Vancej of . Mecklenburg, Pri-t
vate SecretaryJ- :'!. i it ' -
Thomas J. Jar vis. of i Pitt. Lieutenant
Governor.. ;M . ;s, 'n
v- J oaepn A. Jngeinaroi, pi JNew ianoverT
Secretary of State.1 i iw,' - - -
John M. WorthJ of j Randolph Treasur
er;-- . ''''! ',' I ' -:.;'(' - . - '
Donald W. Bain, of; Wake,:. Chief
Clerk;:!'' ; U - . vrj-.t, : f
( Dr. Samuel ? Li Lo ve j of Haywood, Au-
ditbr,'' ' ' 't:' 'I-- ', 'i ; O-'l
Thos. ; S. Kenan, of Wilsonji - Attorney;
General.''
't.V O F.f'.
John CJ ScarboTonch, of Johnston, Su-
perinyndent yf PtibUc Instruction. v hi jti
? Jonn u. uorman,- or wafce, Aajutanti
JUDICIARY. -
1 Richmond M. Pearson, of Yadkin, Chief
Justice.1 ' f ; 1 1 'f- ' '
Edwin. Xi. , Reade, ;of Beaufort, W,iB.
Rodman, of , Beauf ort . W,f P. (Bvnum, f
Mecklenburg,iW. JT. Fsircloth of Wayne
Associate! JustKjes; . .1. , . r ; s-
, .W-lP- Bagley, f Wake. Clerk(f Su,
preme court. . j ' j. . , j,, r,
, . D A. Wier,, pf Vaktv Harshat . t . ,
COUNTY OFFICIALS,
I 1 7TT. ' J i.ff,' n ("'iq
' J. N.J Bunting, Clerk' Surjerior Court; -
John BNeatberyTreasurf.f niifno-i
Thomas Hampson, ironer.
John It. Shaw. Snrvevor. '"!' i'i?
J. ' J.-PerrelH Chairman--Jv' ' P.' Massey
V! CITY- GOVERNMENT. !
; Alfred .UpChurch, John Armstrong, Len
H Adams, ,Wm. .Jt Anaerson, weorge.ii
Cooke, rAi C. .Sander PhU, Walker, R
H.Bradley,, J.s.R,f H, ;. Carmer, J. . 0; S.
T jimsden. (John Pescud D. i C. Murrav, N
L. Westr Jos. Green, f.R Williams, Pe
ter Fleming, IL tu 4 ones. .. o.l i ! ,r,
uasu jjjiamy. , . i t ( i;
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