Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-13
DELE GA TIE 3.
Appointed 10 Attend the County
Convention Next Thursday, the
18th fnst.

18th inst.
We publish the names, as far "a
known, Of the delegates appointed at
primary meetings in the city and coun-
try, last Saturday evening, to attend the
County Convention next Thursday:
WARDS.
First Ward-Jobn Clancy. NJ. Gavin,
Ed. Bowling, r. D. Baugh, W. J. Glenn
ents, James Newsom, John Mshouey,
Dan. Shufflin, W. Fl. Whitsett and Owen
DAILY.
Second Wsrd-P. J. Mallon, E. Mar
shall, 7. d. Edgington, Martin Reynolds,
M. R. Loewenstine, r. W. Lightburne,
II. Clay Condo and B. N. Hart.
Third Ward-A. K. Taylor, W. Black,
W. s. Pickett, G. +. Goodyear, Irving
Halssy, NJ. d. l.. Stewart, James o.
Duff, M. T. Garvin and j. G. Barbour.
Fourth Ward-A. I. Lacy, john w.
Dawson and James Elder.
Fifth Ward-Thomas II. Allen, J. 81.
Erskine, W. c. Folkes, j. c. Hoist, T.
w. 0'Donnell, G. P. Sengstack, j. s..
Mellan, John d. Beard and Owen
Smith.
Sixth Ward.-R. ]. Morgan, ]. D. Ruff
fu, &. L. Swing'ey, q. M. Hearn, Julius
Taylor.
Seventh Ward.-John League, W. l..
Stewart, Robert Goode, J. B. Signaigo,
John s Kerr, ]. ]. Murphy, Henry j..
Lynn, smes Flaherty, Larry Harmstad,
r. A. Thompson, r. Hutchinson, j. b.
Sharp and p. Gatens.
Eighth Ward-At very large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Democratic
Club of the Eighth Ward, assembled at
the Market House, on Monday, July IL,
at half-past eight o'clock, the meeting
was called to order by ]. L. Fl. Taylor,
President, and G. W. L. Crook was ap-
pointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting being explained by the Presi-
dent for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to the Democratic Convention, to
meet on Thursday next, on motion, q
committee of three were appointed to
make nominations. The committee re-
ported the names of Colonel George 81.
Monsarrat, Captain Van Anderson and
William Rengwald. 1t being understood
and believed that the Eighth Ward was
entitled to six delegates it was moved and
seconded that committee OF two be sp-
pointed, who should report the names Of
three additional delegates. The COM
mittee reported the names of d. Larkin,
Moses Levi and T. McGeoy, who were
unanimously elected.
The proceedings Of this meeting were
ordered to be published in the morning
papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Ninth Wsrd-At the Ninth Ward Con-
servative meeting, Maraps ]. Wright, W,
s. Adams, Adam Helm and B. B. Barnes
were appointed delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention. Mr.. Barnes is also
appointed from the Fifth Civil District
and President of the Ninth Ward. The
meeting will appoint delegate in his
place in accordance with resolutions of
the same. General M. ]. Wright was
made President of the Club. and L. ].
Dupre, Secretary. The Club meets every
Thursday evening, near the old Lusher
place, on the old Raleigh road.
Tenth ward.-J. M. Williamson, John
Donovan and R. +. Looney.
DISTRICTS.
Fifth Civil District.-B. B. Barnes, A.
J. Kellar, Csrrick W. Heiskell.
Seventh Civil Distriot.-W. B. Wright,
E. W. Caldwell, Charles W. Johnston.
Twelfth Civil District &C. 0. Buntyn,
Hugh Greer, ]. I. Castles.
Fifteenth Civil District "A. Morehead,
George Washington, Judge Venable.
Sixteenth Civil District. IA B. Haynes,
] ohm Notebooks, p. I. Scruggs.
Seventeenth Civil District-J. 7. Mi.
ner, G. K. Nele, John sorFel,
All delegates should remember that
each must present separate credentials
at the Convention, signed by the chair
man and secretary Of the meeting making
the appointment. We request our
coantFy friends to send in the names Of
their delegates,