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Election Notice: Coosa County precinct inspectors, August 1848

11 July 1848 · The State Guard (Wetumpka, Ala.)

Named here: Solomon Robbins Sr., Wm Townsend, Geo. Johnson, A. G. Hallmark, sheriff of Coosa County

The page of The State Guard (Wetumpka, Ala.) that carries the item
The State Guard (Wetumpka, Ala.), 11 July 1848, page 3 · the whole page

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Election Notice.

THERE will be an Election held at the different Precincts in Coosa county, Ala., on the 1st Monday in August, 1848, for the purpose of electing a Sheriff and a Tax Collector for Coosa county, and the following persons are appointed inspectors at the different precincts, viz:

Wetumpka—Samuel Cornachan, O E Lacy and Reuben Hill, Bailiff returning officer.

Browns—D W Bozeman, T W T McCain and Felix Siminton, Bailiff returning officer.

Walls—J A Wall, E L Buyck and W H Moore, Bailiff returning officer.

Nixburg—Wm Townsend, Solomon Robbins and Geo. Johnson, Bailiff returning officer.

Rockford—Asa Edwards, John K McDonald and S K Waits.

Socapatoy—John Auld, L B Morris and John Gaddis, Bailiff returning officer.

Adkins—S T Hughes, A B Nicholson and John Graham, Bailiff returning officer.

Clevelands—Wm J Stephens, John Chancellor and John a Pylant, Bailiff returning officer.

Cross'—Wm M Lindsey, Moses Moore and Edward George, Bailiff returning officer.

Jourdans—Aaron Yates, John D Wilson and Alfred Kirkland, Bailiff returning officer.

Boroughs—Ellis Logan, Henry Boroughs and Posey Dennis, Bailiff returning officer.

Kelly's—Joel Gulledge, James Vessels and Jas. D Sykes, Bailiff returning officer.

The returning officers at the different precincts, will make immediate return of the votes polled at their respective precincts to me at the Courthouse.

A. G. HALLMARK, Sh'ff.

July 11, 1848. 27-tde

Citation: "Election Notice," The State Guard (Wetumpka, Ala.), 11 July 1848, p. 3, col. 2; notice signed by A. G. Hallmark, sheriff, dated 11 July 1848; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86050185/1848-07-11/ed-1/?sp=3).

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Solomon Robbins Sr. Office One of three inspectors of the Nixburg precinct, Coosa County, for the election of a sheriff and a tax collector on the first Monday in August 1848 Nothing on public office new
Solomon Robbins Sr. Residence Nixburg precinct, Coosa County, Alabama, 1848 Residence 1850, Coosa, Alabama agrees