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10 h day of Aprf, AID. 1900.

between the hours OF 2 a N. and 3pm. OF aid
day, al public auction, a. the froaE door Of the
Courtncu7el 10 me town - Lake Vhlzz-. In said
county and : ate. 10 the highest bidder. for
can, me GLOWING lands, las they are daso1insd
IN tnS mOFfggze nom SAID Asrcus +. Johnson
70 said william 81. PAGE OWL: All that Ger
tain Eract or parcel OF land and known as The
Belle Island, being boun<e1 on the north, east
snu south by LAS America and o. The vast
BY Mississippi river, being situate and lylngfu
10 HS1lp= slLtS-u aud EeVsnts-n s utn. rage
one east, In ChlcOt county and state o. Arksu-
szz. and containing twenty-five hu1dred acres,
more OF less when lands las dzsfn0ed IN
sato decree are known and designated On the
plans Of tbs putEC surveys OF ths lands of the
Cnited States as "IraetionsI section thirty
four, contaib1ng "A acre.; fractional section
~th1uy-nvei containing 81 aces; fractional
section thirty-six, containing "a scrt sal in
township sixteen sJuth, range 0us eT the
southwest Ga rter OF ssCtlou twenty nree,
containing lee acreE-iu township siZpfeu
Eo1th, OF range one west: fra LtnGl section
one, containing IL acres. n ctionat section
two, containing 49, acres; irarJiuuei section
three, containing 20 acre 81; fIac tOnal sectfOn
four. containing & acres, aclo1 5ectton
nine, containing ~ acres: sectlQl tso, e~1aEain-
ing 50 acres aud fractional section e-evens
cOntalning9 acres-R 2 n tOWu-hIp seventeen
south, or range one east. and The whole Of aid
lands containing 81 scres"-tO satisfy said
decree.
JAS CMUERAY, Commissioner
Lake ViIsgs, A JaBu-y =. ISa. res
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JAS. MCMUERAY, Commissioner.
Iaka NlIlaga. A < .La.u-rV 8. 50. fas
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For sale.

A o situated on northwest eorUsroF Gayo-
ii 50 street and Second bayou, forty two feet
deep. I VII sal u cheap for cash. For partlcu-
lars apply 70 the undersigned AZ the above
DIara. lehlrl =.
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NOTICE..

District of West Tenr esse, in Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day OF February, 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice or his
appointment as assignee OF TEom2 Is J. War;,
OF Fayette ounty and State OF Tennessee,
within said District, who has been adludge1
q upon his own petition, Oy the
District Court OF said District.
U. WoOLDRIf GE,
gebIf Is Is Assignee.
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DE-. JONES is E0W pFae!iciRg at the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will remain until Feb
FuaFy 18th, 1859.

All letters must contain thrse red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit lr. Jones eau send
for trs tment by mail or express.
DR.. Jones IN the future can be consulted at
his summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
Dr.. Jones mskes q speciality of the Eye, Ear,
Throat aud Lung Read his oth-r advertise
ment in this paper. ia3l
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Furnilnre KemOYed and RepaIred.

HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 70
remove families, or 70 send for and rst1rn
mrniturs needing repairs OF ans sort. Leave
orders Al my sJora, SIS second street.
is2s OWEN sAaTH, UResrtaksT.
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FOE SALE.
- O IA q T. 70.

THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LOCATED
L at the crossing Or the Nashville aud North
western Railroad with the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, In Obtcn county Team. Il mas rail
roads running in I'VE ditsrent directions rom
this place. the said house Il an eating staten
Tor all tie roads.
City, Tenn. VI. AsKLN5,
feb5 PropTietcr Of Metropontan H0tsi.
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Special Notice to The Ladies.

yT h. PkssMORE a co. resume on Mon
w . day Morning next the 18th inst with
q new and spiendid ssookl their sales Of LaoeE,
Anssrtingss EdgiRgs, etc. fsbl2
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JOHN hEED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. & Jener-
L. son street, entrance IN alley. Special at
tsntion given TO Stair Work. Houses and We
yrR+Ahs tramed ready Coz zhipRsaG. tnoyHln
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MENPHlS & ARKANSAS aIYER
- -
Packet CoEnpa'y.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i Boats Of this LINE viii leave Iiemphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, as
8 O'Clock Pms,
TH0AAS H. ALLEN 80 Reese Pritehard, Master
". A. CALDWELL------.R- l. Haines, Master
blalsdSl, Master
LESl l. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE RO X with the Com
pany's new snd lgnt-draught packets for Fort
smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AN.-..----Jno ". Williams, Master
VAN BU kEN-..---,-..--J bowln, Master
FORT GIBSON.---..-.JOhn WOODBURY., Master
FORT SMITH. Rowland, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well 6daptSd
TO it. Passengers and freight will be put
through by thIs line to eli points on the Arksn-
sas river without detention, and al reasonable
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river non NOrtu or East OF Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned 10
memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
peEy," at Memphis Aerchandise shipped from
New orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, ARK.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny'6 Odlcs. JSO. d. DAM President.
I. A. RESDIG, Agent,
jacs s4 Front street, MoSby Block.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees Sale.

"HEREA8. Dan Able. By bis certain deed
IA OF trust, Gated the ism day Of Juue, ls57,
and duly recorded In the Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, State e~f~ tennessee Note BOOK
10. o. psge -, oOnveyeu % Undersigned, Erus-
tee. 10 following real Estate, to-Vttt certain
county Of shelby and StaJe Of Tennessee and
described as follows, tow Being the west
hail OF the one hUndred feet IN John ID. Ar
mOurs subdivision, known as Block No. four
hunored and ninsty six, and be ng my feet
front on Pigeon root ROAD, add running back
one bundled and forty eight and a half feet
the same lot as conveyed by Thoz- Jones 10
John ". Jones and ". Il. urisy, Nay ], ls51.
BY deed recorded IN the Registers OEioe OF
Sheloy county Ten { see, BOX 81. psges ~
and az, and also the same IS Conveyed by the
said W a. Turley 10 The satu Ian Able on the
18th day Of June, 1860, together With al ths
privileges and eppurlsnances thereto belong
Ing which said conVeyances was made to pro-
cure the payment CT a certain note mace BY
the said Ian Able, and bearing dats On TIE
after date, fOr the sum OF Twelve thousand
dollars; for more perfect description OF iald
note reference 10 said deed Is made and
whereas, default has Dsen made in Eaynsnt OF
said note and whereas, the holder OF said
note hiss requested sud required he UNDER
trust now, therefore, At The request or the
holder OF said note, and In accordance win ~
provisions with the ssid deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that On
Tuesday, the Second Dag OF March, 1869,
Between the hours or 10 a m. and ? m. at ths
foatd door or the COurlhouse. Green aV B COX.
stty Of Memphis, I viii pro eed 70 >eIi, 'sr casa,
TO the highest bidder. the shove described
property. HENRY y. HAST, IrusIee.
B. Newton Hart. Attorney. etc JAZZ
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FOR OsCEoLA.
PACKET
GEO. W. CHEFK----..Geo-ge Malone. Master
Frank GOnteTm9n, Clerk,
I EAEES MEMPHIS ON TUES L.
DAY. THURSDAY and SAT-ElS
URDAl, ats pm, 1Jr Randolph. Fulton, Fort
Pillow, CscsoII sud all Way Landings. Re
turning. leaves O5eGola WEDNESDAY K
DAY and SCNDAX Apply to
NINsOA & DOEAHUE.
febs 24 From street.
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, in B~ankruptcy-sg.
Al MeDphls, Tenn, 9th day OF February, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF ]. W a. Jones,
of S1elDy county, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District VINO mas been al judged "A
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
feb9 10 % Assignee.
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For sails or Rent.

A RICH ard conveUisnt body OF FARM
"A LAND, above all owe, flow, near Helena,
Ark. being sd acre. o. which H8 are CT AIRED,
and In 3 coed and heaithful neighb Thood.
W a. n ALLEY,
Ofhcs Ne Bethel Block.
fe3 Rental and Collecting Agent.
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zsmpAls and Louisville BallrOsd Lilac.
Hemphis and Little Beck Railroad

To MAD1soE AID It'll ROCK, ARE.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7 am.
Coming East -Leavs Madtson Tuesday, Thurs
day aud saturday, at 80 am. Arrive al
Memphis at l o'clock m
s. 3. BEAUMONT,
oc7 General superintendent
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White RIVER US. Mall Packet Co
NC. master
This SPLENDID passenger packet IL
will lee 2 Us aboveO on zs@Ra[
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage apply 70
LARRY HAEMSfAD, Agent,
fehll No. ~ Madison street.
Memphis and White River o.. Mail Packet Co
LIBEhTY Nc. master
This excellent steamer leaves ~
Memphis as abeye, ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at s pm.
JAMES 3. SHARPE, Agent,
No. 80 front street.
J. A. Sayers. Passenger Agent. febu
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WINES n LIQUoRS.
WOLVES
Schiedam Schn

TIE above Medicinal Beverage Is manuFac-
tursd by tbe proprietor, st his distiliery. in
Scatedam Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
IL Ia now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor nrst introduced It 70 the American pub
lie. and duriAg that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians. fndors-
ing IL as the Purest liquor they have ever used
Ia their practice.
1t Is made rom barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care from the products OF
the most celebratsc gratn-growing districts, is
favored with the essence of the aromatic tuni-
per-berry OF Italy, and is rectined by y peculiar
process. which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
As a means Of preventing and correcting the
disagreeRble and often dangerous ensct pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by a
change OF water-S visitation TO which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unaccimated persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
cu1arly liaole-the sCHIEDAM ARoMATIC
viii be found absolutely infallibls /;
while In cases OF cropsy, gravel distractions OF
the Kidneys, diseases of The bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, It Is recon-
mended most empbaIieslly by the most dis
u6 guished members of the medical profession.
It is put up in quart and pint bottles, In
cases. with the name of the rndf 7st9Ded on
the bottle and cork, and o fac-simile OF his sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPFAG.l
AENFHIs. February q, 1879.

Local finances have settled down into
q very quiet state-outside Of q fair de-
mand for Exchange upon ell Eastern
points, ouT bsnks report nothing in the
way OF activity and rates remain the
sans as st our last.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
H~lsaIsslpIl apa reaaessee RsIlrOad.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Express, daily $40 Pm. 4:2O pm
Sardfs Accommodate, daily
except Sunday---..---s.D Am. 800 pm
FREIGHT, daily except sun
CAY .s-s-ss.ss-..=---s-a-- s-s.-s--s=Ho-AO PIN ps6 c-A
Ticket once Xix Main street aud at Depot
Time through 10 New Orleans 1854 hours. ON
nibuses will callfor passengers aud cheek bag
gage IN any part OF tae city, by leaving orders
JaSi As. LIvERMoRE, Gent supL
asmphls and Louisville Railrc$G LiHe.
DEPART. ARGIVE.
Day Express, Z. r. time 500 a.E. 500 pm
&" Cit time. AS s.m.
Night Express, r. 4. time $40 Pm. go I'm
City time S25 pm.
Ticket Offices Ma. E7x Main street and At De-
Pot, head OF Main street.
SAh.R JONEas 9eaTS1pt.
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Notice.
MOOREs, LETSOa & PETRRs,

=" have his day sold our sock OF saddlery
W and SSddleIy Hardware and hoe Find
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RESTAURAE
PETRo OIL.
Petro , Petro! Petro !

usHE Tennessee Petro Oh Company Is stin
1 alive ut their new stand,
2s4 Mafn street, Opposite Clay Building,
We inform the pu0liein general to come for
ward and try II. We also defy com petition In
our Lamps, burners and general Lamp STOCK.
We are manufacturers Of the . Hanging Rock"
stoves Tinware, Castings of great varieties,
uoyIa RosEHRAUN 4 BRoS.
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n -sTATEHEEr.

The receipts were per NJ. 4 G. r. R.
40 bales; NJ. & T. r. r. 422; NJ. & o
L. r. 100; L. r. R r 50; steamers ll4s,
and wagons 100. Exports were, per M.
a @. r r. Al, and NJ. & o. 2l9. In
crease Of stock on hand since yesterday,
1928 bales.
The Liverpool weekly statement is as
follows: Sales, $1,000 bales; OF this
amount 1000 was taken for export, and
% 600 by spectators. Seek 2e0y 600 ;
90. 600 American. Stock s1oat 2Ss. 600
Of which 116 600 is American. Com
pared with last week, this shows an in
crease of 5000 bales in the total stock on
hand, while the American has increased
5000 bales. The stock st sea last week
was not given.
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FOR SHREVEPORT.
FOR RIVER.

Regular Memphis snd Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
LEM " i. Berry master
This splendid passenger steamer e.
will leave for the above on AL
SATURDAY, IS h inst. at 5 pm.
7. A. ESDIG, AgeNt,
leol3 ~ Front s.. Moshy Block.
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regularly and persistently
il Is sure 10 cure dyspep-
sia. headache, jaundles,
costiveness. SICK head
ache. chronic diarrh9a,
affections of. the bladder,
camp dysentery,affections
Of tse kidneys, fever. ner-
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City of Memphis.

FIRST wARD-AT NORTH END NAVY YARD.
Deputy Commissioner. R. D Baugh. Judges :
John CLANCY, Owen Dwyer, j. e. Randell.
Clerks: A Newsom. T Atwood.
FIRST wARD-AT CORNER MARKET STREET AND
MARKET SQUARE.
Deputy Commissioner. M. Gavin. Judges
John O'Conner, John Mahoney. I'D Bowling.
Clerks: Charles Newfom. w ii Whitsett.
SECOND wARD-Ar CORNER WASHINGTON AND
FOURTH STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner. T 3 Edgirgon.
judges: Campbell. Thomas Joyce. II w
Lightburne. Clerks: W Chase. II Law
renee.
THIRD WARD AT CORNER ADAMS AND FOURTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner. d F Goodyear.
Judges: Irving Halsey. John Gum. L Amis.
Clerks: r Brennim, I Adams.
THIRD wARD--Ar ESQ. KIERsAs 5 OFFICE.
Deputy Commissioner, John johnson.
Judges: James Roosa. W Coover. Paul
Jones. Clerks: W Metcalf. Tnos Garvey.
FOURTH wARD.-AT CORNER MADISON AND THIRD
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, T Cartwright.
judges A 4 Lacey. M ID Welsh. P NJ Stanley.
Clerks: W W Hodge, VIM Powell.
FIFTH wARD--AT CIRCUIT COURT. HOUSE.
Deputy Commissioner. Thomas 0'Donnell.
Judges John y Tobiu, Owen Smith, O
Hoist. Clerks: John Baird. W W Gilbert.
FIFTH wARD--AT CORNER GAYoso AND SHELBY
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, w II Eader. Judges |:
A II Douglass. NJ COLLEEN, W G Ware. Clerks
W Anderson, Ben Capers.
SIXTH wARD--AT CORNER ToLBERr AND Null
BERRY STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, Henry Chiles.
judges: Paul Cicalla, Jack Halstead, james
Banks. Clerks j II Banks, Sam'l Moore, jr.
SEVENTH wARD--AT CORNER CAUsEY AND LIN
DEN STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner. Robt Goode. Judges !:
W l. Stewart, Larry Harmstaa. VIM David
SON. Clerks: Eden Highe. Francis Foster.
SEVENTH wARD-AT FURGEsoS's BUILDING. 1877
DRseTo STREET.
Deputy Commissioner c A Choate. judges /:
John West, John B Robinson and John
League. Clerks: W L Vandyke. John Nit
chelI.
EIGHTH WARD AT CHURCH, Quincy AVENUE.
Deputy Commis sioner: d T Monsarrat.
Judges: D Pante, 4 McGeoy, VIM Prewitt.
Clerks VIM Reynolds, Moses Levy.
NINTH wARD--AT CORNER KERR AND FIFTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner: W Gibson. Judges:
c NJ Widrig, J D Danbury,R B Miller. Clerks:
John Handkerchief. Allen I Smith.
TENTH wARD--AT AFRICA BAILEY CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner: J F Dowdy. Judges
J NJ Williamson, Joseph Lenow, B Boon.
Clerks Frank Smith. NJ Boon.
At the same time and places will also hold
an election for Constable Of the Fourteenth
Civil District, to fill the vacancy oocasionod by
the removal OF Giles Smith, aud also in ether
districts where a vacancy exists.
Also, at the same time and place, | will hold
an election for Superintendent of Public In
structioB.
Polls will be opened at 9o'cloek am. and
closed at o'clock Pm. Deputy Commission
ers will call at my Office and be qualified and
receive the necessary blanks.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration.
12s-136 272 Ayres Bleck.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 30.-The following are
the particulars of the bloody riot which
occurred on board the steamer Dubuque,
on the Mississippi river: One hundred
and fifty raft came on board the
boat at Davenport, and the clerk ordered
two of the metro deck hands to stand
guerd at the ga,gwsy, and not to let any
one pass without his permission. One
of the raftsmen tried to pass the guard
and to make his way to the cabin, when
the deck hands ordered him back until
his ticket was examined by the clerk.
Not liking this, he pitched into the deck
hand, who got the best of him, when the
raftsmen to the number of over one hun
dred came to his rescue, stabbng and
beating the two deck hands until almost
dead, and then throwing them into the
river, after which they made an assault
on the rest of the crew, and succeeded
in killing three more of them and throw
ing their bodies into the river.
One of the raftsmen was also killed in
the melee, making six in all killed. AS
soon as Hampton was reached Captain
Rhodes landed the boat, when the RATS
men drove the deck crew ashore, ipjuring
several of them with stones. As soon as
this was over they went aboard the boat,
and ordered the captain to proceed up the
river or they would burn his boat He
beirg in their power, and fearing they
would carry their threat into execution,
headed the boat up. stream, and at the
same time telegraphed the sheriff of
Rock Island, who chartered an extra
train, and left with large force of men
well armed. They overlook the boat at
Clinton, Immediately took possession
of her and started for Rock Island,
where, upon their arrival, there were
over FIVE thousand persons on the
river bank, together with the crew, who
had been driven of, with whose assist
ance they succeeded IN recognizing forty-
two of the men, who were taken to Jail
under a strong guard. A large police
force is posted about the Jail, and further
trouble is expected. Rock Island is full
of raftsmen, who came ashore, but an ex-
ira force has been stationed about the
city, and it is thought all will be quiet
for the night.
The town of Detroit, on the Kansas
Pacific road, was entirely destroyed by
fierce hail and wind storm on Thurs.
day night. The wind blew down all the
buildings, leaving the inhabitants in the
morning on the prairie, literally house.
leaa
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the offenders against the law to make the
reports.
The President appointed Gray as Col
lector of the Twentieth District, Pennsyl-
vania
Internal revenue receipts to-day were
over one million dollars.
Alex. Fulton, Supervisor of Internal
Revenue al Baltimore, writes to the Bu-
reau that parties in his district are en-
gagged in purchasing from packers and
dealers bulk meats, or bacon and pork
which are merely packed id salt but not
smoked.
The official correspondence between
the agent of the French Cable Company
and the Secretary of State is published.
The Secretary, in reply to the agent
communication stating that the Gable
Company will accept any terms that
Congress may dictate, says that upon
such assurances no opposition will be
made to the landing of the cable on the
shore of the United States.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July 30.-The State Jour
nal publishes a letter from B. F. Butler
to citizen of Virginia, inquiripg about
requiring the test oath Of newly elected
members of the Legislature. Mr.. Butler
says: "My opinion is that it is in the
power of the Government, and within the
requirements of the law of Congress, to
set aside those men who cannot take the
oath because of participation in the re-
bellion; and that men who did not so
participate, and lost the votes Of the cleo
tors because of their adherence to the
Union, should be admitted to their seats
as being the choice of the only men act
ing who did not prefer traitor to the
Government to loyal man for their rep
rssentative." Mr.. Butler adds that Con-
gress is the only power which can remove
the necessity of taking the iron-clad oath.
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ELECTION NOTICE

AN THURSDAY, AUGUST THE 5TH,
~ 1859, as Commissioner Of hegisra.i1n l1i
the county Of shelly ssa.e o az to law at
the several voting places in the county 81
Shelby and city Of Memphis. Tor ueveInoi,
Senator, Floatcr aud Representatives ior tn .i
fo,lppw;ng Jndres. Clerks and Deputy Commits
sioners to hold the same;
FIRST plsrRIor-AT STEPHEN ENGLlsHs.
Deputy Commissioner. W. d Gather. judges
Cierks-U M Fried. Robert Kicks.
SECOND pIsTRIcT-AT NELSON WELLS.
Denutv Commissioner. w P York. Judges
A d Hunter, 4 r Nelson. W Noblin. Clerks
w Ward, VIM Nelson.
THIRD DIsTRIcr--AT BOTTOMS STORE.
Deputy Commissioner. W J 4 Bell; Judges
IS s Wynn. B P9ne ,ant u M DA''inan'
FOURTH DISTINCTLY CID UNION CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner, T s Giles. Judges
WIN Stovall, r M Vaughan. james Carroll.
Clerks T Leftwich. I W Hines.
SIXTH DIsrRIor-Ar RALEIGH.
Deputy Commissioner. W n Moncrief;
Judges-J NJ Coleman, Il B Willeford. I M
Ward. Clelks-H r Fuller. W Pryor.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcr-Ar BARTLETT.
Deputy Commissioner. 4 w Caldwell;
Judees-J B Mercer, w B Williamson, r 5
Taylor. Clerks-Willy Ward. W Magee.
EIGHTH DISTRICT AT SHELBY DEPOT.
Deputy Commissioner, John James. Judges
VIM Griffin. Silas Wherry, @ English.
Clerks-S Herring. W Thompson.
NINTH DIsTRIoT-AT FIsHERvnLE.
Deputy Commissioner, w Webber.
judges John F CRANBERRY, ] M Brooks, M l.
Williams. Clerks: W Strong, B P Strong.
TENTH DisTRICT-AT coLLIERv1LLE.
Deputy Commissioner, II Irby. Judges: ]
G Moore. ] NJ Fleming. Jesse Applewhite.
Clerks W Koen. A S Stratten.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcr-Ar GERMANTOWN.
Deputy Commissioner A Rhodes. Judges:
W Winferd, Robert w cir, j &c Ills. Clerks:
W Webb. VIM Carter.
TWELFTH DIsTRIcT-AT MgcHANIcsvILLE.
Deputy Commissioner. Doyle Pearson.
judges VIM Connell, w Elan, G. 0 Bun
tyn. Clerks: D II Hildebrand, j T Clarifies.
THIRTEENTH DISTINCTLY ARSoLD's.
Deputy Commissioner T G. Stephenson.
ley. Clerks: c jacob, II Dooley.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Will vote at the Ninth Ward in the city.
SIXTEENTH DIsTRICr-AT WHITE STATION.
Deputy Commissioner. G Harvey. Judges
] Fl Qoodlett w r Horne, Joseph I Mason.
Clerks A Q Gates, r D Goodwin.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT = AT M'CONHELL's
CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner. Thomas D Massey.
Judges: M Stout, Jerry Massey. Amos
Roarch. Clerks: Robt Stone, Wm Ralston.