Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-05
COUNTY TICKET.

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MAGISTRATES AND ooNsTABLEs.
JUSTICE IF THE PEACE OR THE FTFrH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Wi1tss.aFdEst ward g, Is . Second 1dI ward 2@; Third ward SSi Fourth ward
"' 8Snatt@Ff%t ward, Ii; Second ward, 81; Third ward, 1913; Fourth ward, 20;
Peasants (Radich)-Fnt ward, sa; Second ward, 81; total, 4a.
a.a fsaaa Sc ga SIXTEENTH crvrr DISTRICT.
c. L. Brooks aud H. C. Massey are elected magistrates, and W. M. Brooks,
oossrAnLE FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT
Williams, BIS; Asnsw, no. Majority for Williams, 10
MalOry-Fourth ward, AZ; sixth ward 8; Seventh ward, I7; Tenth ward, 60;
~ 5oeP--FOurh ward, So; Sixth ward. asi Seventh ward, $50; Tenth ward, $685.
For further returns from country districts, see kilograms on first page.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND INCIDENTS.
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CLOSING THE SALOONS,
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so dSgrsoohI in other parts Of the country: This IS = Q less matter y wonder than
passage Of the odbus and Infamous
FRANCHISE LAW,
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iW By the United States Marshal gave d to most Of tie
Ia INCIDENTS
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not eadctSe Ms actions action yesterday sg I'M The Tn, r LAW makes ak tit it his s duty to attend ssTa1 to its Sas n
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s e tss Ss ssss%s s =%. H made s :. guilty ! f PSss,ss g 3 Z sss xE s%s" n . oaT SS i Z
tREsss 9oog q; p 81 ness F Ssd5 the poles sIs5 f a. !. The s sSgsn:h s wF Fd re s heard FSs RsT FSs:
a as i { mad. iR's 3 fs E 'sisains 0ns st pF e. s s&ts f Sas g e ss 3s g s@e
nvp leoses;o nd de la gNes a olOred man ne right 10 kill any wae nan hat inter
Ems Nth hn for doing a." Those are the exact wordsu used, and the sentiment was
accorded inby the crowd OF negroes around.
A. tbe close of the polls at the Ninth ward,w are informed by members ofths
polcef one that a marshal, or ne Of his deputies, called out to the crowd Of negroes
MaThsSss were sen to "fdli I'M who had voted, and others who had been challenged
and failed TO prove heir right to vote. A s re remarked before, however, we do not
know what course the marshal proposes to Ike IN the MATTER ad therefore say
nothing. severslh lively .tr4- a.
occurred around town during the afternoon. NJ Combs, ts a usual was blowing
God mauunR He nj and "honered" like a good fellow. A member of the ire
brigade paid his respects ITO /. J Mulvehhl, at First ward polls Just before closing
a a n dSaSsesSlslsG % so sm gum %%@ he Che aonss - eo@sd and Esurnsd
that he win give him a chsncet 70 use his shotgun. if he wishes to try it IN The
6cht between Judge J. ". Smith and the Hon. W :. Smith, Is detailed elsewhere.
Several othg unimportnt scrimmages occurred, but there wsa netahle absence of
the uses If deadly weapons. We did not heTf one single instance Of the drawing
Of knife or pistol -r.e
A NEGRO MURDERER
vas arrested, while voting at the Tenth Ward polls, by the police. His name is
Green Jones and be sbota Mr. John Ednondson SOM W oyearsa and a half ago.
la wass Tresied at the time mt was released on smaw-bai by Judge Hunter. He
was locked up yesterday and viii be tried to-day.
WHAT BECAME OF THE RAIDS
after the closing of the polls and the result vas known, is matter Of conjecture
Not prominent man, either ofthe ticket or ofthe party could be found at nightll.
At the shenfs Office here was q large crowd # anxious inquirsrs, but they
ticket we suppose, however, that some of them will burn UP to-day, and that
pu MANDAMUsEs
and other adamu-uses" will be flying around the sheriff "thik as sutumnal leaves
We w ia and ova tt thu succesfulca candidates.. This will do 10 good h the
Sefeateda nd if they are wisst they will quietly go to their holes, add when they run
for Office again, run OF the emoeran ucket. q. Na 500 Ha,
We heard at late hour last night a rumor to the effect that. the Democratic
candidate for Magistrate n the Cuba district bad been killed n a1racasd during the
day. We could trace it to no reliable source however. Full details Prom the country
will no doubt come in to-day ~ .Heff EM