Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25
THE CONVENTION.
Full List Of Delegates from the City and
County.
A Highly Respectable Delegation Chosen.

A Highly Respectable Delegation Chosen.
The following is the full corrected list
of the various delegations TO the County
Democratic Convention to be held on
Thursdav. the 9th instant. The very
best men in the Wards and Districts have
been chosen:
We gave the result of the Ward meet
ings on Sunday morning, but for convent
enee sake, repeat them this morning:
FIRST WARD DELEGATES.
Messrs. James A. Newsom, James Ken
nedy, NJ. Hart, Pat Kelly, J. Walsh, J.
McAfahOn, J. Sullivan, z. Burns, James
Stokes, J. Cunningham, Tim Foley, owen
Dwyre and Thos. Carter.
SECOND WARD DELEGATES.
Messrs. A. S. Robbins, J.. ". Cochran,
Z. Golden, Thos. Joyce, NJ. Reynolds, NJ.
r. Loewenstine, Frank Carney, Ed. Nc
CURE, L. Marshall, d. NJ. Philip and Jas.
NJ. Cannon.
THIRD WARD DELEGATES.
Messrs. VIM. Black, j. G.. Barbour, T.
P. Adams, NJ. Raglan, j. o. Durff, >. w.
Green, W. p. Hunter, DIR. A. X. Taylor,
James Birmingham, NJ. Z. Garyin, John
Gum and James Brizzolaro.
FoURTH WARD DELEGATES.
Messrs. Thos. A. Nelson, Jas. Coleman,
John w. Dawson, VIM. II. Carroll, NJ. W.
CIuszey, W. j. Mansford, a. I. Lacey
and James NJ. Pettigrew.
FIFTH WARD DELEGATES.
NJ. Magevney, jr., James, Bachmsn,
owen Smith, Matt Shelby, j. ii. ErskIne,
NJ. Cohen, Daniel Wofiord.
SIXTH WARD DELEGATES.
D. D. Saunders, Paul Cicalla, Jack Hal
stead, U. w. Miller, Simmons, w. NJ.
Harvey and 7. b. Norment.
SEVENTH WARD DELEGATES.
L. d. Anderson, Robt. Good, Matt Ma
her, VIM. Harrington, NJ. Gallagher, Pat.
Twohig, r. c.. Williamson, j. Heinrichs,
}. Pollock, ]. Flatley, A. j. Roach, L. p.
Carroll, ThOs. Callahan, w. l.. Stewart, II.
G.. Dent.
EIGHTH WAR; DELEGATES.
Messrs. NJ. Magevney, ST., John Waters,
J. T.. Stratton, James Brearton, Thos.
Monret, Capt. ~Jennette, Hugh Ferrin,
VIM. Dean, John Hollywood, b. Barron,
A. w. Drew.
NINTH WARD DELEGATES.
Messrs. r. P. Bateman, ]. Patten An
uEI SOLlU " = ID NAA1oOAAs ia . Ivy Cf AeN1
Hams, Jacob Steinkuhl, r. H. Norris, W.
j. s. Adams.
n WAR; DELEGATES.
Messrs. NJ. J. P~endergrast, Chris. Pid-
geon, Thomas Fleming, Barney Gray,
Jesse Tate, Egbert Woodbridge and Geo.
Brunson.
Before the voting closed a portion of the
crowd Withdrew 10 Teufel's and held an
other meeting, at which the following
gentlemen were elected delegates: Messrs.
X. f. LoOney, c. Z. Burk, J. NJ. Provine.
J.. +. Mckinney, John Norton, Richard
Miles and Luke Z. Wright.
FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Messrs. W. H.. Forgey, Walker Gregg,
Ben. Boyd, G.. L. Douglas.
SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Messrs. W. P. York, Z. C. Patterson,
y. ID. Hunter.
THIRD CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Capt. Ira L. Douglas, Squire Jno. W.
Bell and Col. n. 3. Sparks.
FOURTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Messrs. T. l.. Giles, Hal. Williams, r.
NJ. Vaughan, L. W. Hines.
FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
B. b. Barnes and w. II. Lake.
SIXTH CIVIL srRIC DELEGATES.
Virgil Rawlings, r. a. Spicer, John
McCallum and Il. A. Field.
SEVENTH CIVIL DELEGATES.
0. Mallsup, Capt. c. A. Rose. DIR. w. b.
Wright and II. L. Priddy. Alternates-
w. A. Galloway, II. A.. Willford, l. b.
Mercer and f. L. MCGOWAN.
EIGHTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
H. c. Brewer, p. NJ. Pate, Chas. Eng
lish and Henry Bragg.
NINTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
W. Il. Rideout, DR.. Lake, A. Fletcher.
TENTH V DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Col. Rhodes and Mr.. Weaver.
ELEVENTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES
l.. A. Rhodes, Robert Weir, VIM. Mad.
isou, John Winford and J. Bradley.
TWELFTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
l.. s. Marye and VIM. LeMaster.
rHIRTEESrH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES.
W. L, Lundy, 4. d. Weathorford and J.
W. Levi.
F-oURTEESTH CIVIL DISTRICT DELEGATES,
A. J. Montgomery and D.. J.. Ferguson.
FIFTEENTH CIylL DLEGSTEs,
Morris Doyle md Eli Colby.
SIXTEENTH cIviL DISTRICT DELEGATES
c. y. Perkins, {. l.. Brooks and y. d
Haynes.
sEvENraENTH CIVIL Sragcr DELEGATES
DR.. II. b. Ramsay and r. r. Stone.
ELEGANT BEAVER CLoAKs selling of
rapidly. away below cost, at
SEESSEL < SONS.
JOE Locks. 226!z Main street, has De
mureSt and Peterson for February. and
a host of u;hcr mon!hlios, illustrated
weeklieS and dailies.
GaLD hair nets, at lower prices than
elsewhere. UEl3/OG BRO.
IuIsH Linens, Bleachr-l pomestics and
Sheetings, at NkEN BROS.
WIGGANs & THORN have received a lot
of linen handkerchiefs, 23S Clay Building
ONE hundred remnants of silks, at B,
LOwenstein 4 Bros.
BLANKETS, FLANSELs and handsome
Cashmere for gents wear are embraced
IN the category of great bargains ut