Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-03
CLUE MEETINGS.

thhfhAL ANkhuh DkhOthAIlo NLun.
Col. Thomas Avery win address the
Central Avenue Club Tuesday evening,
the fourth instant, at Park Avenue
School house. The ladies are respect
fully invited.
The steamboatmen's Seymour and
Blair Club holds its first regular meet
ing this Monday evening, at their Hall,
corner Of Second and Adams, at eight
aud half o'clock. A fall and puncsual
attendance is requested. Several die
tinguished speakers will be present and
address the club.
The Young Mems Independent Demo-
cratic Club will meet at the Municipal
Courtroom this evening at eight o'clock,
and march in procession to Stillman
Hall.
GRAND RALLY-IsprPRsDESr SEYMOUR
CLuB.--In pursuance TO q resolution
adopted at the last meeting. the next
regular meeting Of the Young Mems In
dependent Seymour Club will be held in
Stillman Hall, on Monday evening, Au-
gust 3. The band of the Clnb will be in
attendance, and speeches will be deliv-
cred during the evening by H. M. Low.
enstine, Esq, Colonel CAN'T, Captain
Harvey Mathes, and John Donovan,
Esq II is expected that, in response 10
invitation, the Central Dem ocratic and
Young Mems Independent Democratic
Clubs will be present in full force.
Badges will be distributed to- the mem
bers of the Seymour Club, and their
elegant new banner, the first Of the cam
paign, will be completed, and be pre-
scented by the committee. A grand torch.
light procession will take place upon the
adjournment Of the meeting. As bust
ness Of importance is to be before the
Seymour Club before the speakers of the
evening are introduced, it is urgently re-
quested that every member will be on
hand at quarter to eight o'clock. A
special invitation to be present is ex-
tended to the ladies' of Memphis By
order Of the President
COMMITTEE MEETING The committee
appointed by representation from all
the Democratic clubs in the county, met
at five o'clock, on Saturday evening.
Owing to the small attendance, the COM
mittee adjourned over until FIVE o'clock
this (Monday) evening, to meet at the
Stillman Hall, Democratic Headquar-
tiers. The following gentlemen comprise
the committee, and their attendance is
expected, without any exception: Young
Mems L D. Club, J. J. DuBose; Chair.
man Seymour Club, ]. W. Monteith;
First Ward Club, Ed Brennan; Second
Ward, Marland L. Perkins; Fourth Ward,
J. M. FJaherty; Fifth Ward, A. Fl. Doug
las; Sixth Ward, j. d. Ruffin Seventh
Ward, W. L. Stewart; Eighth Ward, A.
e. FARMLAND; Ninth Ward, j. D. Dan
bury; Tenth Ward, Fl. D. Buckley;
Overton Hotel Club, R. @. Church; Paw
ing Club, B. B. Waddell; Springdale
Club, N. B. Winchester; Huppertown
Club, Frank Register. If any clubs are
omitted from this list, their representa-.
tives are also expected.
NorIoE.-The Recording Secretaries
of the various ward and district clubs Of
the city and county are specially re-
quested to furnish the Recording Secre-
tary of the Democratic Club of Shelby
county with roll of all their members
in two separate lists, showing the voters
aud non-voters. Let the lists be furnished
as early as possible, aud as other mem
bers are added, let their names be fur
nished from week to week.
MINOR MERRIwETHER,
Ranording Saoratarv srn ferp