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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04
HOwAwARD WEETIaG WAS ENGINEERED

Editors APpsGI-On Friday evening
last, pursuant to previous notice pub
hshed for several days in the daily pa-
pers, q large number of the citizens of The
Tenth ward, over one hundred in num-
ber, met at the Mississippi House and or
ganized by electing Judge James +. Bar
ton Chairman, and Messrs. Samuels and
Wright as Secretaries. Judge Barton sx-
planned the object of the meeting-after
which they proceeded to the nomination
of candidates, with the following result:
Thomas Fleming, School Visitor; NJ, ],
F~endegrast, Alderman; NJ. BOrland and
). ID. Smith, COuncilmen-representipR.
respectively, the eastern and western poT-
Jions of the ward. The meeting adjourned
with all satisfied and all well pleased.
excepting a fsD disGppOinted ~GSpirGnts.
Some of the results of said ~disappoint-
ment are seen in the report of q meeting
published in yesterday evenings LedOer,
wherein a new sat of candidates are an
nounced, Il Of said candidates being
one Of the disappointed men of the previ-
meeting, who submitted his claims to
said meeting and received one Uote for
Councilman. Perhaps he is now satisfied,
he has found q convention, which con-
sisted of nine men, all told $50 we are re-
l1ably 1nfOrmedl who are DESTROYS of
"if possible 10 place in Office men of bust
ness thought and capacity, and to put the
Tenth ward on an equal footing with
other wards in Council legislation and
ability" and to do which they are re-
luctantly compelled to nominate the
President, Secretary, and one other of
this immense meeting OF nine. Now If
these gentlemen were so anxious tor the
welfare of the Tenth ward, why were they
not at the regular meeting Of the ward?
Why this bOlting2 We earnestly hope
they are not running as aids to the nomi-
nees of a convention of Loyal LedgueTs.
They must be well assured they have not
the ghost Of 3 chsnce-but By running
can only weaken the regular citizens
ticket, TENTH WARD.
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EIrst Chanosry Court...noruan, C@hsnosIar

Court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday. The
following DEGREES we're ordered to be On.
rolled:
Tuttle VS. Lang, receiver appointed; r.
win vs. Ford, appeal; Taylor VS. Shaw
sale; Smith vs. owen, allowing claim
Bank of West Tennessee VS. Mari, take
proof; Harris vs. Harris, referred; Still
man VS. Stillman, referred; Dewine VS.
ToOf, referred; Robbins vs. Doyle, sale re-
neWed.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock this morning,
when the following unfinished cases OF
yesterdays calendar will be heard first:
529, SchDerring VS. EichbeIg: 555, William
son VI Cherry; 557, Browning VS. South
worth; 562, SOrrells vs. Cook; $50, Walk
or VS. Armstrong: 578, Abingdon VS. Abing-
ton.
After which the regular calendar will
be taken up, IS follows:
6O7, Ciaflin vs. Schloss; sos, Woodward
vs. Erskine; Gee, NOrvflls Va Armour; 6IO,
AmmOn vs. Alexander; GIL, prichard VS.
Graves; 6l2, Moye VS. Adams: 813, Union
Bank of Tennessee VS. Hesbit; GA, CoEs-
well vs. Hayes; 6l5, Hsaley ys Hesley;
GIG, DsLOach VS. Ncrthrup; 8lg, Venable
vs. Lucas; 618, Peres va MHhcnsy; 6l9,
Jenkins vs. Lehman; go, jenkins Va
Adams; 62l, Murdoch VS. Lincoln; 622.
Jenkins VS. Murphy; 623, Niahol vs. Dunn
625, Buck vs. Williams; e3G, Behrend vs.
Theme; 627, Bruce VS. Ainass S29, Gates
VS. Humphreys; $50, POolsy 80 Pooley,
63l, Psppenheimer VS. Cohen q Co.; Csc.
Marley vs. Quigley; 8S3, Boyd - Martin.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
Hsw Raised in the U. S. CoDrt.

The validity of the act passed az the las
session of Congress to enforce provisions
Of the 14th amendment will soon be de.
termined. Before the WAT the Hon, }. d
Porter, of Henry county, was a member
of the Legislature; he served as a Con,
federate soldier, and is now the CiFeuit
Judge. He was Of those pardoned by
Andrew JohnsOn's proclamation Of Sep.
TENDER, 1855. He is indicted for violation
of the enforcement act by the y. s. Courl
Of this city. Judges Emmons and Trigg
disagree, and have sent up q certificate o.
their opinions and differences about az
follows:
1. Are the 18th and 18th sections of tbs
act Of 22d of May, 1870, appropriate
legislation" as contemplated in sector
., OF l4th article OF amendments to the
Constitution
for acts of Instruction or rebslliOn, COM
mitted prior TO the adoption of sand article
Of amendments to the Constitution and
said act Of Congress2
g. Can the United States inquire into
the validity of the election of a Judge of
the State Of Tennessee, who has been
duly elected, commissioned and qualified?
4. The effect of the Executive pardon
accepted by defendant In September, 1885.
The effect OF this disagreement will be
20 leave Judge Porter on the bench until
the Supreme Court of the United States
shall Determine the points submitted. It
viii also have the effect, we presume, Of
suspending further action in the nnmer.
cases pending In the Federal Courts
In this State against the very many State
against whom proceedings have
been bsgun under the act Of May, 1870.
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Second ehanOsry Courl..-Seeis. SDsolaI
C~haEoelluY.

Yesterday was motion day In this court.
DEGREES passed yesterday: Moses vs.
Moncrief, reference; SehOono7sr Va Jones
sale confirmed; Coffey vs. Shoulder. rs.
port confirmed; Laird We Gavlor. refer
ence; Cooper Va SOmervsu. amendment.
City vs. Grieshaber, iutbrlocutorv: Ste
phsnson vs. Stephenson, final.
Cases set for to-day: IgI. Norton Va
Wolcott 208, Bond vs. Baker; 2I7, jamie
son vs. Elder; 222, Laird w Cannavsn:
"a, Merrill Va CannaTau; 223, Farris
W. CannAvan; 238, Ozment vs. Park:
$40, Sanford vs. NOITiss 245, Her
zog vs. Perea; 248, Taefel VS. 9imp-
son; 256, Robbins VS. HaughWOut;
257, Brinkley VS. Gibson; go, Haughton
vs. Andrews; 26l, Jones rs Jones; 262,
Smith vs. Andrews; 263, Todd vs. Bartlett:
264, Dickens vs. Patterson; 285, ROsssl Va
Union Star Line; 256, Dunn VS. Dunn; III,
Rnmss vs. Owen; I'll, Perry Va Dickens;
27S, Rose vs. Rose; 2SS, Tobin VS. Malone;
%, Warren vs. Cicalls; 285, Pickard Us
Morse; go, Aehliman vs. Michot; 293,
Foston - Meath; - GallinaY vs. M1rphys
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CARD.

To the Voters of the Tenth Ward:
saw my nam announced in a card as
q candidate for Councilman of the Tenth
ward.
You are well aware that this is not an
Office of emOlumenr, but should be one Of
honor. All I have to saw is, that I am
like a terrapin or turtle, with my shell on
my back-alI 1 have is my personal prop
erty. I came among you q stranger; you
opened your doors and received me in.
If you see fit to elect me, I viii serve.
Respectfully, yours,
Z, W. GREEN,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PRACTICAL PLANTER FOR JANU-
ART.-This is q good number Of a publ
cation in whose success we are very
much interested, because It is a Memphis
publication edited by q gentleman Of
ability who does mis- work intelligsntly
and well; and who has great pride
in the production of q monthly
that shall become a necessity to the
planters of this section. The Planter is
very handsomely printed, and pre-
sents az appearance quite up to
the mark of similar publications
in the North. The contents of the num-
Der before US indicates a determination to
maintain the Planter up to q high stan
dard. It will be found timely and well
Writtan nm
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LAW REPORTS.
UnItsd States District Court-rrlgq. bud

Unltsd States District COHrt-Trlgg, Judge.
Griffith & Co, rs Woodbridge, assignee
of Power & Mccoy; sale set aside and
resale ordered of realty. Hesse, Levy &
Co., bankrupts; specifications against
discharge dismissed; leave to present
amended specifications. In Re-. =.
Psres q Co., barkrup5s; specifications
dismissed. In admiralty-Patterson VS.
steamboat Frank Forrest decree in favor
of Hbelsnt, 1925 20. Steamboat Pink Var
bic VS. 40 bales cotton; salvage: order for
delivery Of q bales cotton to Etna Insu-
rance Company,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. EDWARD s. PAYsoN, manager Of
the Adelaide Phillips concert company,
has arrived in the city, and is making ar
rangements for two concerts, to take
place on or about January 18th and 18th.
Miss Adelaide Phillips, Mr. J. Levy, the
renowned eornet-player, Mr.. Jules D.
Hasler, p-riHo-baritone, from the Grand
Opera House, Paris, and Mr.. Edward Hof-
man, the celebrated pianist and composer,
are among the members of the COMPANY.
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PERSONAL.

by many friends yesterday, on his return
after a sojourn of several months in
Vicksburg.
DR.. Joe E. Lynch, who has been con
fined to his OOm for several days, is, we
are glad to state, again able to be out.
Even u most skilled physicisns are not
eLem pit from the fearful colds which are
so preValen5 at this time.
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FEVER AND AGUE.-Why shaker Plant
alton Bitters positively cure any form Of IN
termittent fever. Travel through any re-
gion where the malady prevails, and all
who have tried the preparation will tell
you so. Thousands Of families in the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys, and on the
borders of the Southern rivers and
swamps, regard it as a specific for the
complaint. Nothing could induce them
to be without it; and they begin to take
IL regularly at the commencement of the
Spring and at the close of Summer, as a
safeguard against malaria. They show
their wisdom thereby. The shivering
plague pssses their door without intrud-
ing, to smite their neighbsrs who have
shown less forecast. Every year, hoWsv-
or, the number of these i~mprovi1ent vic
Tins decreases. There is no teacher like
experience; and when a shaking and
burning sufferer sees his friend on the
next farm or plantation in perfect health,
though breathing the seme atmospheric
poison as himself, and learns that this ex-
esptiOn to the complaint is due to Planta-
ton Bitters.
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GENTLEMEN1s LIST.
Nsmphis and ST. LonIa Paeket 90.

Accommodation Packet for New Madrid.
Cairo and all intermediate landings.
MARBLE CITY master
"ELL, until further notice, r.
w leave as follows: Every
tuesday for Cairo, and Saturday Tor New
Madrid.
Shippers having freight on those days for
way landings are requested to ship IS above.
ForI nFIher information apply st the COM
pany's OfdCe or WharfbOat.
del FLEM CALVERT gnpst
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObertsOn's College.
W u. Mitchelrs school, SO3 Third st.
j. J. suter, Furniture, 282 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at AZ Monroe st
Photographs, $500 per dOz. and three
beautiful gems 5ec. Armstrong;, I'll Main
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had Of all nswsmsn in the
city.
WIN. Mansford, at his book and peri
odiesl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
j. Fealy is a candidate for School
Visitor from the Seventh ward. He has
held that position very creditably for the
last Two years, and will be reelected.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had of all the newsmsn in the
city-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns & Son, on
Jefferson street.
-Benjamin F. Boon, Esq was nomi-
mated At a meeting Of the old citizens Of
the Tenth ward, OF Monday night, for
Alderman OF that ward, at the election
on tomorrow. Mr.. Boon has served the
ward for the last year as Councilman, and
in consideration Of the faithful discharge
Of his trust, he is now selected for Alder
msn, which office he will, no dpubt, fill
to the satisfaction Of his people and the
good Of the whole city, if elected.
AT a meeting of the citizens of the
Tenth ward, held On Monday night, the
committee appointed for that purpose,
after retiring a few minutes, returned
and presented the following names; For
Alderman, Benj. +. Boon; Councilmen,
Hiram A. Psrtee INT Jesse 4. Brown;
School Commissioner, Jacob Thompson.
All Of whom were unanimously nOmi-
mated for the respective positions.
Nick Mslstesta, the candidate for
Councilman in the Fifth ward, has been a
citizen Of the ward for twelve or fifteen
years. He has steadily and industriously
made his way until he has become a prom
inent merchant on Front street. He is q
gentleman of excellent good sense and if
elected q member Of the city govern
ment, viii doubtless serve his constitu-
ents faithfully and well.
We noticed yesterday that Front
street, south of Union, was nearly Is ef-
feCtually blockaded as the river above |
CairO-nOt with ice, however, but with
coffee, molasses, etc, Just received
by the well known firm Of Stewart Bros.
81 Fizer, Of No. $50 N 358 Front street,
from the New Orleans Grm of Stewart q
Fizer. They now have the largest supply
Of the above goods, and plantation sup
plies generally, to be found in the city,
and wiz not allow themselves to be un-
dsrsOld.
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The Court was engaged during the en-
tire day In hearing motions for new trials
and in sentencing prisoners convicted
during the present term. On tomorrow
the Court viii hear all motions for new
trials not disposed Of heretofore. All at
tOrDeYs interested are required to be pres
ent, and also all parties now out on bond
90 answer at the present term must come
forward and renew their bonds or for
FIXTURES will be taken.
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Unltsd States Circuit Court-Emmens,
ludHe.

Moore, Brsmsker & Co. VI Jefferson
judgment. E. F. Thomas vs. r. HOughi
decree. Ann B. Hunt vs. W j. smith
decree; United States VS. 1900 bales cotton
occupied the Court all day yesterday, and
viii be continued to-day; l.. G.. Haynes
for the United States and T. r. Smith and
Henry Graft for the claimant. After the
case now before the Court lie disposed of,
the law docket will be taken up, so far as
relates to actions Of debt by the United
States.
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FURSn FURs!l FURsI FURsll FURsl
A Profitable Investment.

Having & large stock of extra fine Mink
and Mink Sable FUrs, we offer the am5
Low. These goods we're bought for cash.
Having q large quantity, we viii sell
them for the mex thirty days very low.
LEIDY & CO, Hstters and Furrisrs,
269 Main st., opposite Court Square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04

HIFE q OoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest noticg. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL VIII bear this in
mind and sot accordingly.
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FOR SALE.

ELUED B0ILER-A secondhand "nued
II boiler, 3 by 20 feet. with mud and steam
drums Apply al charleston cotton Press.
HOUSE AND LOT win sell my dwelling
II house and lot, no. $50 Second street, be
tween Poplar and Exchange, containing Z
rooms, with al the modern improvements.
not Enl ceid water, gas etc. This rs a good
chance lor any pensoa wanting q home cheap.
Apply . W.. LUNN, 90 Main street. deB
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FOR RENT.

40 ACRES Of good garden or farm lands
HI = miles east OF Memphis, on the Pom,
lar street road, nearly opposite NJ. J. WicFe'
pLNee, EnoWh e. the John MCGrsW place.
small frame house ans Out-bufldings- good
fences and water. Apply TO me. corner of
TaLN aid Walnut streets.
de- KATE McGRATH. Adm'E.
II EsIDEECE-The Dawson Residence. cor
IL uer Adams street aud Ertnkley avenue.
Zine garden q al convenience.
UToRE-No. 81 6outh Cour street. = few
y doors from MAE street; Etore-ro0m and
hassmenf each 81 by ~ fest, for lease. Pos
session given lm~msdiatelV. Apply 70
r. BhINKLEX.
dele No Madison Etn6sL
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ARREST that terrible Catsrrh, and thus
J avoid a consumptive's grave by using
DR.. Ssge's Catsrrh Remedy. The propri-
etOr viii pay $500 reward for a case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or send
sixty ant to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y, and receive it by mail. Pamphlet
sent free.
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LETTER LIST,

III following is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis POstOmce and not deltV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
win be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04

We VIII Make a Clean swsep!l
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TAKEN UP.

HDRSE-By n. o. Cox, four miles from
H Memphis. on the old Raleigh road. a
light rcau horse, with blaze face, right hind
f505 white, and shOd all round which The
owner can have BY proving ownership and
paying charges. Jas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04

SUeAR in hOgshesds and barrels; Mo-
lasses and Syrups in barrels and half bar
rels. Stocks always on hand at New Or
leans prices to the trade.
PEPPER. OTFY 4 DOPR
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We are indebted to Captain Washington
and Captain George H. Clark for the fol-
lowing, setting forth the receipts and eX-
Psnditures at this port daring the year
December 81, 1870, and a complete
list Of steamboat casualties for the same
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Sch advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for tie million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in spother CO.
umn, It should be read by ALL
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sTRAYE0 Or STOLEK.

9 THAYED O~RETOEEN-An IRON gray mare
y Mule, Il hands high, z years old. shod on
ly on hind feet Two natural Os on each
shoulder. A reward Of so vii be given for
her delivery 70 c. / LeClercl No. $50 Main
street do
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ANOTHER HORROR.
accident 90 the Mississippi aud Tennessee
Railroad.

Seven PsrsOHs Burned to Dsath and Sew.
eFaI Wounded.
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WOOD AND CoAL.-A large consignment
of coal just received at tbs Madison street
wood yard. There is also a large lot of
first quality dry ash wood kept continu-
Rlly for sale.
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2S5, Hainss VI Jones; 2e6, Cook W Haw-
ley; 2g7, Wickersham VI Battails; 2g8.
Spencer vs. Meachsm; 2g9, Fitchner Ys
Yates; 300, Webb vs. Rumn.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
FEDNESDAT PACEET.
For New Orleans and rs BsH5
Season L8ZO.YL
80 MAGENTA

Ths superb and Fast Passenger steamer
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JUsT RECEIVED
30 packages g~ilt-edgsd roll and solid
packed butter.
20 barrels krOut.
s. L. JAMES & CO.,
355 Front sfrnat
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Marshals.
Brass Band.
Of Arrangements and Warden. In
carriage.
Congregation Children Of Israel.
Congregation Beth III Emeth.
E~uphrates and Htddekel Lodges, I. O. b b.
Other societies aud friends Of the deceased.
SABBATH school
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss,
for blanc mango, buildings, custsrds,
creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, health
lest, and most delicious food in the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04

For the best article Of coal, 90 to J. d
NJ. London, Southern dealers, No. /, cor
ner Madison and Front.
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FOR COUNCILMAN 9TH WARD.

4g4H @e--N-A1AAAA@ i'm " -
CROWLEY IS a candidate for Council
j man IN the Seventh Ward 81 the eusuinl
election
WE sre authorized 70 announce P. Twohil
w as s. candidate for reelection 10 Inc
Council from the seventh Ward
ToHN 3. sI6NAIG3 is candidate for re-
j election as Councilman la the Seven b
Ward.
q e DYER is a candidate for Councilman
L. Tor the Seventh Ward al the municipal
election on Thursday next.
COUECILMAN sTH WARD.
HENRYT HULBEKTis a candidate FOR the
IA Cify Council nom the Eighth Ward.
TOHE = GREHAE is a candidate for C0un-
y Gilman from the Eighth Ward at the en-
SUING election IN January.
~ C.. C. FOSTER is q candidate for Coun-
W Gilman in the Eighth Ward.
ITO THE CITIZEEs OF THE srH WARD
4 4reEpec1uly announce myself a canul-
cate lor Councilman for the Eighth Ward.
JOHN HOLLYWOOD.
FOR ALDERMAN 9TH WARD.
VK-Ear authorized % announce W. T. Luz
W Cas- S. q candidate for alderman OF the
1-uth Ward 81 The election on the 18Th Of Jau-
Uary next
I'VE are authorized 70 announce A. T..
W CU3AI@S a. q candidate Tor Alderman
% the Elrtl Ward, a. the ensuing election
JsEuaIy 5th. de-
FOR ALDERMAN 9TH WARD.
WE are authorized 70 sunounce Paul A.
w t1caIla IS & candidate FOR Alderman Of
theelEth Yard
EDITORS APPEAL-Please announce me
II as a candidate for Aldermen OF the sixth
Ward az the election January 5, n70. Yours,
respectfully, + J. CONFER.
LDERMAN 6TH WARU-EDTT0Rs AP-
once Of Alderman In the Skin Ward. and
obuge. your, etc, q NORMENT.
FOR COUNCILMAN 9Th WARD.
~ compliance with th-erequest contained ia
II the card addressed to Cs in last evenings
Ledger We Euuouuas ourselves as candidates.
f0r reelection a. CoDlcllmeu rom the Sixth
Ward. h 81. JAMES.
p. A. PARKER.
D. RUFFIN Is q candidate for Council
y . man from the sixth Ward.
FOR ALDERMAN SD WARD.
IN response 10 the request OF many citizens
Ia yesterdays APFEALs i am a candidate
Tor Alderman y the Third Ward 81 the cleo
ton on the 5tb o. January next.
A LDERMAN 30 WARD-EDrroRs APPEAL:
n Announce me a candidate for re election
aE Alderman Of the Third Ward.
DEL JAMES o. DURFF.
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NOTICE, ITALIANs.-The regular meet
ing Of the SOcista al UAf0ne e F~rG5ehGns0
udidnG Of Memphis viii take place At
their hall, on South Court street, Thurs
day evening, January 8, az Z O'Clock, pre-
clselv. As the yearly election will take
place. an early attendance is requested.
Bv order OF the President.
A. b. VACCARO, Sec'y.