Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30
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From The Ret5Ll
We ssve hles Of he Memphis Bulletin" fros VIII ch
mRkt up the following summary Of local news for
the bhent Of the mHny persons who will be interested
in such inteisencs:
J Hingham Of the Bulletin" was appointed by
Gov Johnson4O hold the county elections for Shelby
county, thst wo7tbys pr. ckmsion for the
ganizstou Of the civil government Of the State.
candidates were more numerous than ever before
We give q list Of Of them:
For sheriff. s. Riehardl Frank Hyde, Dr. L. R.
Ran ey, Jas J Martin, snd Z. n. Wlatsrs
For CiFc It Cour. CisTk-M d. l.. Stewart, C. s.
Brooks, end VIM Drake. Mr. Stewart WAS the former
oerk. He eft Memphis after tho ei!y fell inio the
hands Of he Taukseg, and resided until last fsl in
Marietta, hut Ii seems the dog has returned 70 bis
vOmit."
For CLERK Of the COmTon Law and Criminal COurt-
ChaB ". johnson Gen. WrightH former deputy, Is
nouneea sEo John Donovan.
For County Regis.eF-Df. P Il. Dickinson and Fred.
s. Warner.
For Clerk of County OOurt-Gsrlasd P. Ware, and
Wm. A Bridges.
For Tax GolsstOr--J. B. syunott Wm. Drake, and
Miohasl Muhoilsnd.
Bingham appointed numerous iieutensuts to assist
him IN holding the election, among them the iR
aviis ble' sam Tighs S T. Morgan G. ID. johnson aud
Niles MeTriWethsr.
The 10 Moving il the Unconditional free State Union
ucket' for county officers in Shelby county, pub.
Ished at the editorial hesd OF the BEH the OEgsn Of
he snanc. pstiouis.s:
For sheriff, F. s. Richards; Tor clerk cem1asn lsw
End criminal coUri Charles W. Johnson; for eircut
court clerk, c. L. Brooks tor county court eisEk Gar
Land p Ware; for tax collector, a. Mulholled; fer
comfy trustee John o. Drew; for register, T. l.
Warner Justices u ths oT 5h civil district P Il
Heinrich D. Davis for constable John AcInneJ; for
justices di the peace 18th eiTs district a. q. Bowen
james Hsil; fOF constable, W. Koch.
oar free State German fellow ci'izsns" the Bi,l
la terms them, had enthusiastic meeting at the City
hal on the 4th inst
4 nevxtheser, called The olympic, mas insugnrHted
al Memphis on the 5th list ',J0cEO and 'MaEsppA"
composed the bill o. The occasion
Roberto. Gist special sgent Of the Post Office De.
par mem, Is In charge Of the Memphis post office.
Col Ned maid, WHO commands the enrolled militia
Of the Memphis distrlet, has discovered that his Ediu
tan;, J. @. OeEsn, aud JnO Holland notary publc have
been making good thing by the sale Of certificates Of
exemption from IN ssid militia. The price paid
iur such certificates WIS fifty do!larg, The following
list Of the par ho had purchased certificates
Eys or saffer arrest: j. II. Antwine, s. p. Resd, r.
a G0odlet, r d Goodlst, r. s. Boiin, J. L. VeTssr
Barnes W. Bryan, p O. CApers, A. WOOD
ward, E. Breakfast, BENZ Babb, w F. Fuller. @. Por.
ter, T. 7. Green, Geo. Stewart, W. S. Brooks, B. B.
Brown. S. @. LOoz G NJ Thomas, D A. CLARK, r. s.
Jon. q. u G. Dent, r. K Bectel, .. w TrOtteT M. B.
Jones E. z. Risk.
The ANAL po1 is on the increase in Memphis. A
number Of esths have occurred recently,
Rev Dr.. Gruody formerly pastor OF the 1st Pres
hYteriAn church Ia Memphis has charge Of church In
Clncinnsis he recently announced TO address
The unconditional emancipation Uniol men Of Mem
phis.
Col. john G. NcLBmore died on the ID Of February.
he was an old and estinsbe citizen Of Memphis.