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second Chancery COurE-SeOtb Cham
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second Chancery C-Ourt-SeOtt Chan
This court stands adjourned until
Monday, the eighth instant. Cases set
for that day: %, Sigler VS. Cash; 40,
Seessel vs. Galloway; IS, Sigler vs. Boil
ton; I59, SchoOlfeld VS. Allen; BIS,
Cherry vs. Mercer; 4f3, Memphis and
Louisville Railroad Company vs. Mhoon;
SIS, Nolan vs. Owens; $40, Shaw vs
Shaw; So, Ragland VS. Anderson; 2S3,
Ragland VS. Rembert; 5S4, TOrian vs
Reed; 5S5, Cannovan VS. Magevney;
591, Topp VS. Wiggin; 592, Mcclure vs.
Foster; 597, Shore vs. Shore; 617, Collier
VS. Anderson; $40, York VS. Garner; 622,
Lindsey VS. Lindsey; 625, Ch0ate VS.
Easteriy; 629, Stiilman VS. stillman;
$50, Flanagan vs. Memphis Railroad
Company; 633, Hallum vs. Price; 634,
Greenlaw VS. Price; 635, State VS. Dorion;
536, Harris VS. Hoegle; 639, Piper VS. Bap-
fist Church; Sal, Warren VS. VIM; 642,
Drier VS. Fitchner; GA, Bigelow VS. ms.
Company; 645, Sugg vs. Leadbetter; SIG,
Mayper VS. Iredale; 64S, MOntedOnico vs.
Cicalla; 64l, Goodwin VS. Goodwin;
652, Union Bank VS. Norton; 59l, Topp
vs. Wiggin; 653, KOck VS. Parker; 654,
johnson VS. Cross; Battle VS. VIM; sos,
Harrington vs. Mayor and Aldermen;
sos, Askew vs. Coffee; $50, Hirth vs.
Grady; 667, Gartrell VS. Gartrell; 56S,
Heath VS. Fletcher; 669, lobe vs. Stone;
so, Neal vs. Norton; 671, Partee vs. CT
rode; GA, Payne vs. Hinson; 676, S.
Piano vs. Barnard; 81, SOut VS. Keston;
$50, Jones vs. Keen; 6S7, DammOn VS.
0'ConnOr; $50, Lumpkin vs. Wilson; 5S3,
Greenlaw VS. Rankin; 6S5, Passmore VS.
Richardson; $50, Laird vs. GaiIor; 6S7,
Clay VS. Davis; 7SS, WaggOner VS.
Beecher; $50, Watson VS. Hill; $50,
Wallace vs. Hicks; SCI, Marie vs. Rag
gio; 500, Stewart VS. Mayor and Alder
men; 1913, Swift VS. Walt; 694, Mahan
VS. Easterly; 696, Mayor and Aldermen
VS. Brinkley; 697, Mayor and Aldermen
VS. Overton; 69S, Hyers vs. Home Insur-
ance Company; 699, Drake vs. McLean
100, Lincoln IS Harbert; 701, Clapp vs.
Hanks; 703, Lapsly, VS. McKeon; 704.
Barrett VS. Hughes; 705, Fowlkes vs.
Mitchell 706, McKenna VS. Curry; 709,
SpiceE vs. Sharpe; 709, Babb VS. GoOde;
10, Chamberlain vs. Currie; I'll, Hen
ninger vs. Miller; 712, Overton VS. East
erly; 713, Morgan VS. Baker; III, Rhodes
VS. Roen.
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aRALLY ROUND THE FLAG.e
Enthusiastic Meeting OF h Greesey.
brown Club.
A Heavy R~auGent'oa Gatherdng {.
Next Week.
rhree Cheers and Two RIGGS for the
Greeley Men.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Greeley men WIS held at the Second
C5reuii courtroom last night. The spa
ciOus chamber was insufficient to accom-
tnodate the inward rush Of the fervent
supporters Of Horace of Chappaqua5 the
sage of the Tribune, our later franklin,
and the next President Of the United
States. Several new names were adced
10 the club, and the cheering, excite
ment and enthusiasm was so great that
business coaJd hardly be carried on in a
methodical, regular and effective man
ner.
Joe Barbiere, Che ehairmans had to
make q speech. He said that their ac-
ton. rs members Of q Greeley club, had
no reference 10 the action of any other
body, either Democratic or Republican.
Greeley was the nominee Of the Liberal
Republicans. They are !" liberal"
because they desire every honest,
well-meaning person in the Oun
Try 10 join them. They would
be all welcome. They could not be shap-
ing their conduct with reference TO any
convention. Their guide was the con
ventiOn at Cincinnati. LCheers.l They
must 20 for Brown and Greeley
Icheersls no matter what was done.
.fCheers. He felt that the men of Bal
timore would act wisely. He knew they
were patriots. actuated by the most dis
interested motives, and would do moth
ing calculated 70 create diseord. Inn
meHse cheers.I In a word, he could
promise them that Greeley and Brown
would be Endorsed in Baltimore LEI
Tuesday. Enthusiastic applause But
if bv some unexampled and uRheard-Of
lapse Of reason and loss of common
sense, on the part of the Baltimore peO-
pie, they should make 4 nomination Of
their own, then he would still be for
Greeley. LRapturOus cheers
General Glenn said he felt confident
they would nominate Greeley and
Brown. He was q Greeley man any
how.
Colonel Meyers reported from the
Committee on Organization that very.
little progress could be made until after
the Baltimore Convention. He meant in
the wards aud districts Of the city, Il.
Colonel Samuel Smith, Of the Central
Committee, resigned, because his BUSH
ness would take him out of the city, and
he felt he could not give that attention
to details Of business which the position
demanded. Martin Cohen was elected
in his place.
On motion Of General Purviance it
was agreed to have a grand ratification
meeting next week, and the following
committees were appointed TO see to the
perfection thereof;
On Funds-Messrs. Henderson, Pur-
Vance and Glenn.
Ga General Arrangements, includ-
ing hall, bands, ice, water, ETC.
Messrs. Meyers, WnkersOn, Glenn,
Duff and John 5. Kerr.
The regular meeting Of the Central
Club was fixed for Friday. The club
then adjourned to Tuesday evening,
when it will meet to enroll members,
collect dues and regulate the affairs of
subordinate clubs throughout the city.
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40 the Voters or Fhe Smith fongressiora
Di~trfc-inue me aetion Of tne Denic
cratic EKecuuFeC ommitteeo -hethy C"Gng
d-slgnarlng As a mode vf nominating a onnd
dnrS asr t1ongres. q primary election, 20 e.
hei9 On lhe MlhJsly,A have Received -ondan
renewed expfc,auns OF lac pub &c oeSlre thn|
i Ntq.ld myself a candioafe, INT
"a, logger refuse. II announce m Aseii
t,rA-as5rs, a. tc~andtafste fOr tongraSs ruhJe
- the drclslon O. the district convention
Hnving beeu appointed a delegate ~ lac Ba
r.m.r. O0nYenIl "a, Lfeel ~ myduty - uttenc
ana uneuefurel a. VAL moi be az my power 70 q
hrns betweea mis- ann the election on The &Vi
hlyiuserrsLs, Therefore, must be connded e
f.fey 10 the hands OF those friends vino desb
~ .nmuu. I'm - -
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80 o. EACHANGE.

nftNl IONA splond Il cotton and SUCK
missing plantation. situated an the lalla-
fatcnle Valley. Mississippi. ls now offered tof
sale on exchange lur Memphis property. ne
place contains $50 acres, .uJ acres Of which Is
.reo- mo land is rich, AID capable of pIOluc-'
fng from one 10 fwu Daies az cotton. per acre.
10 improvements are In far order. md It's
nrrsfucIons ate always accessible 10 market
rhfsf-a rurc chamcetO secure a good pace. u
rlV be exchanged "a sold on reasonable terms
ar Ia sections % suit purchaser for further
p4ftirulars, uquine 90 tie house Of Niilbufn,
walker s. DO. 81 t.ninn street. Je16
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. II, R. Tin the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee@C. T.. I. Beayes Wm- -
n. MahatIey and wife, Ann 7. Manatey ~.
James A. b. Reaves, Thomas G. heaYes, FER
lie p. u Eeayes. Elizabeth Reaves and Lucy
L. Reaves.
appealing nom auzdasIt n.ed IN tHls
cause that Perlie P. J. ReaVes Is a n0n-res-
ideng OF the State OF Tennessee and - q resi-
deng OF the state of Alabama.
n Is thei,efore ordered, That he make his
apDearanct herein al the courthouse Of the
Court, in the city OF Memphis, on or
before The art Monday in August, i61, and
plead, answer or demur to eomplainanB bill,
o. the SAINT VIII be taken fer confessed IS 70
him and set for hearing ex perte u that a
COPY Of this order be published once s week.
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. Tlais Juns II, 1S72
4copy-sItest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
By ]. d. 0gLlEE, DC. tu12 wed
7. ReaYes. Sol. for complainanta.
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AFUBE-One DAY mare male, Is hands high,
NJ g years OLD; saddle MARKS; left from
hB8f spliE AlDeral reward wil be pald Tor
AerrecOgery aud return 10 zones stables, 80
second street. ID a q CO.
ROltSE=Frofn the corner Of fftli aud Keel
ii streets. Chelsea, on sunday. she SOth
uIIimo. al SPIN, IA Hght brown on dark ba3
hoIse. Years Old. ABOUT Is hands high 0l
rather light form, with harness mark anu
several srsetg Of hair removed on neck ana
iess o. APPLYING Oh 10 prevent gnats Ahutf-
abe reward vii h. given foI his return al
place above mentioned, OF a. 10. 20 Madison
sueet; OF any information Val be thankfully
received, Reward SIS.
w WILLIAMSON, HAIL 4 90.
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HONESTY is the best policy in medi-
cine as well as in other things. AYERS
SARSAPARILLA is a genuine prepara-
ton Of that unequalled spring medicine
and blood purifier, decidedly superior to
the poor limitations heretofore In the
market. Trial proves it.
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THE GREENLAw O-PERAHOUSE.
A superior order OF TheatricaIS from a
Superior Management


The Greenlaw Operahouse begins to
wear an entirely different appearance
from its old look. The remodeIiDg and
repairing, and redecorating will be what
is called a success. The artists engaged
appear to be men well up in their BUSH
ness, and are making a handsome Job
of it,. The splendor and convenience Of
the operahouse alone will be an attrac-
ton that wiz have its effect on visitors.
Roomy and well ventilated, with spa
eious and safe means of ingress and
egress, it Will be found a place Of IN
usual comfort for theatre-goers. DeBar
will make it a great institution; be is
taking the proper steps to that end. We
understand that our esteemed friend,
Major Mcclure, has been retained as
treasurer of the institution. 1t could
hardly be possible for DeBar to have
better luck. Major Mcclure is q man
of very great influence in public move
ments, and in every respect eminently
fitted to be of incalculable advantage to
the concern as its monetary mana
ger. So far as matters T devel-
0ping themselves, the proprietors seem
% be working very judieiously, and if
such sound Judgment be displayed all
through me nOpeIm iutuiti We cdu see
nothing for the 0pera-hOuse but a bril-
liant career. The improvements are go
ing on with such smoothness and celeri-
ty that we are left no ground on which
to anticipate a failure in the opening in
September. The public look forw ard
with q certain degree Of pleasurable
anxiety TO see the opening performances.
= very superior ordero of theatricals may
be expected from a very supeior man
MANAGEMENT.
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STOLEN.

nAPEHs-m the person who took from tue
House, No. SO Linden street a drab sack
cUat viii send the papersln The memorandum
zoos by mail, 10 The same place, be
can keep the coat The payment On
81 the papers has been sopped,
end they can be o. 10 Value e1cepf
"a ne owner. LFl
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ANNouNCEMEEEA


WYE nrc author zee % announce DR.. GbO.
a.. Na1k~, 81 ssnaerNtliH as a CEuai
duIe Tor floaier a. feBrescn the counuUs 90
Fayefte and Shelby IN ahv lover house Of IhC
next Golcral Assembly, subject 10 the pr
l.Srs eleetfousto re he dIu shelby .Hl thA 2lh
instant, anI tine Subsequent Democratic tlo
5erisl onvenuon. sy5
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PUMPS, AS Main stree
NOTICE.

The undersigned offer their entire
stock of mems and boys clothing and
furnishing goods at cost price.
J. & J.. STEINER, 28S Main street.
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2 sUIlAuE-JI Z T5oLar, Kit hr4 aud sci
2 wants room attached. splendid water
good ueighbOrhuOa rent low. Apply at H.
fernando street ieJ
II E5TDESCE-T0meny Residence, Shelby
k street. from July lst. Ample Improve
Er5and. ~ A. NEATLY - MaiH 81.
NINE Rick HEsIDENCE-Du nil sL
roomr; reni moderate Inquire of
Jus Mha w, APfhL 80 Aasats -.
.FNfNE OFFICES-flnt door, No. 81 South
CouH street. Apply 20
Il. 3. SSOWDEH,
mr-g1 81 MAdissn street.
"a ESiuENGElA large ana piras@ntly Sill
uateE residence, No 81 Market street
~ terals apply az fhe Office Of
HARhIs- bILLOW g. PiLLy", AUS
nvg corner MaGlson and VAIN
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
On in the world is Hazard e Caswelis 3,
made on the -seashore, from f~resh-select-
ed Iivers, BY Caswell, Hazard & Co,
New York. Il is absolutely pure and
sweet Patients Who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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MOSQUITO BARS.

At T~hixton's, next to Southern Express
Office, you can get mosquito bars of all
kinds, furniture, bedding, and all sorts
of upholstery work done at lowest prices.
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miscellaneous


The Robert Mitchell, from New Or
leans, less than four days out, arrived a
noon, added eleven bales of rags here,
and departed with one hundred tons OF
cargo for the Ohio, and her cabin full OF
people.
The Potomac, from Cincinnati, put of
one hundred and fifty tons of merchan-
disc here, and left for New Orleans dur
ing the forenoon with q fair trip.
The towbOat Joe Fleming, from above,
arrived with three barges Of ice for this
tcity.
The City Of Helena, from below, de-
parted for st. Louis, with a light trip.
The A. J. White and Phil Allin, from
the lower coast, brought in fair trips.
The Legal Tender, from White river,
came in with twenty-One bales of cot
ton, one hundred and eighty-fOur sacks
of seed, and a lot Of sundries to order.
The II. e. Yaeger, from below, passed
up at nOon without landing.
The Utah and Lady Lee, from st.
Louis, passed South during the after
moo with full trips.
The Mary Boyd for Little Rock, Phil
Allin for Friars Point, and A. j. White
for Chieot, all got off with fair trips.
The Emile LaBarge and Colorado are
the next boats due from below, also tie
John Kyle, Indiana and Belle st. Louis
from above. rrs
The fine and feet passenger steamer
Indiana leaves this morning at eleven
o'clock FOR New Orleans. She has supe-
rior accommodations and fare. The
Neal brothers are her popular officers.
The regular st. Louis and Vicksburg
United States mail packet, Belle st.
Louis, Captain ALI. Grissom, leaves this
eveningat five O'Clock for V~icksburg and
all the bend landings. She has superior
accommodations and fare. Il
The United States mail packet Legal
Tender, in command Of Captain VIII
liam Ashford, leaves this evening at FIVE
O'Clock for Jacksonport and all points
on White river. Il. G. Postal and Dan.
Sullivan are clerks.
The regular Ohio river packet Nasn-
vile, Captain Drinkwater, leaves this
evening at five o'clock positively for
Cincinnati and all points on the Ohio
river. Mr.. Al. Croxall, a clever gentle
man, has charge Of the Office.
The regular tri-weekly coast packet,
G.. w. Cheek, in command Of Captain
George Malone, leaves at five O'Clock
this evening for Friar's Point and all
the usual way landings. George Weld
berger and Charles jackson are her
clerks.
The Grand Tower, Captain LennOx,
departs ct five o'clock this evening for
Cairo, st. Louis and all way landings.
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OWING 10 a contemplated change in
our business, we offer our stock of mems
and boys clothing and furnishing goods
at cost This is no humbug.
J.. d l.. STEINER,
28S Main street corner Madison.
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CERTTFTCAwMs

r MEMPHIS, June 1I5l
Received OF the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical society the sum Of Five Thousand
Dollars. being amOun Of premium drawn D.
Ticket No. 54y a. the DLstribu ion OF sid So
ciety-JuDe lSl2 D. A
Commission Merchant, Front street, MeUpnls
ME1rPHus, JunsS lsZ
Received OF the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical society the SUM Of Five thousand
Dollars, being AMOUNT OF premium drawn hJ
Ticket No fI4 at the Distribution q said 50
ctety. June i, lSI&- JAtOB LUIAf
Ell. BARISD5.
Salesman &C Mansfield & Higbess Drug store,
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee
MEMPHfs, Tenn, June 3, l5IL
We, the Undersigned, axe Pleasursin attest
ing the perfect honesty and fairness Or inc
Distribution Of the Memphis Agriculture and
Mechanical society drawn az dreenlag Opera
House, June i. 49,, and heartily cOmmend the
object of the Association, the reliability. for
the payment Of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised 70 the
confidence 1.-THE pubic.
l a-L W. N. HARRINGTON,
Pres't Union and Planters Bank.
III e GARTH,
Pres't German National Bank.
IL. MURPHY,
PEST Memphis Bank.
F.S. DAVIS,
Prest First National Bank.
il. FREEMAN,
81 Cash'r Merchant National Bank
Pres't N. and c. Railroad.
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish
ment, % Madison streeL
THE DAILY APPEAL is served TO city sub
ssribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
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TEE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house In the city is at 245
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand HANSON & WALLER.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by al
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, sad at the same time save
money, should go at once to WaggeReF's,
3lTA Main street. He Is doing &C. o. ID.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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An ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at WRggenerls,
3l73 Main street,
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, 3173 Main
street, for S35.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ELEGANT Dress Sums at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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Criminal Court. r. FIiPPi1, Judge.
The following cases were set for trial
to-day: 573, James Cox; $40, Joe Hunt;
553, John Lewis; 81, Charles Lewis;
$50, Phil. Burnett; 673, Charles Evans;
$50, Phoebe Lyons; 667, John Bourne;
l42, Emanuel Horne.
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LOST.

HnG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
~ colored ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, II returned 10 81 Vance street. jazz
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For ncpreseslauve.

WE are autAoIlzej % gnnouuce simon "
Green a. Candidate fora ssat ~ lh
owe b anch OF toe General Assembly
tae state or tennessee, from Suelby cuung
subject 10 the de.sioh 81 the DemeCirtH
pssg ~ a. the FriDary election "a me 4Vtn m
- j.. CANNON is a c8ndioeA 90 .sP.eseh
-. shelby County IA the cr House .
the Legislature. subject 70 ins tesust 81 ~
primary elections 10 DE he4o ne -3tA o' Jul
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TO THEMANAGERS OFTHE ORPHANS
picnic. ~


Feeling deeply grateful for the sub
stantial token Of favor and fidelity be-
slowed on me at the Orphans picnic, on
the fourth instant. 1 shall ever wear its
remembrance untarnished by a single
blur. Believing that my course viii re-
ceive the hearty Endorsement and APP
prevail Of the many warm friends who
upheld me in the test Of popularity, j
take this method Of presenting to the
fatheriess and mOtherless children Of
administration the superb animal which
has been so complimentary bestowed
on me, with the ardent hope that it may
under your wise management, inure 10
their benefit. Regretting my inability
to do more, l am, very respectfully, your
~ObeGient servant, JACK DOYLE
W. J. P. Doyle, Esq;
DEAR SR-We are in receipt Of your
note of this morning, presenting TO the
orphans the splendid horse voted to you
as the most popular candidate for Sherif
of Shelby county. In receiving this mu-
nifcent donation on behalf Of the little.
ones, We express in their names most
grateful thanks, and assure you that it
Is to a most worthy charity your gift has
been bestowed, and that it viii be faith
fully applied in relieving the necessities
Of those whose claims appeal to the gem
erous and kind-hearted of our commu-
nifty for sympathy and support With
sentiments of esteem, we are yours, truly
JOHN QUINN,
President st. Peters Orphan Association.
LI
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TO tbs PEOPLE UF LENNE~~EE: In
spou~e 70 tne expression Of a popular q
re. sufficiently general and influential ''
,oUt-ol my action in the matter, l hereby a.
'oounca wySell a candidate Tor the office n
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant I
ne resignation o. I. A h. Nelson. Elr
J.B. COOK
Chattanooga, MGrch II, III mhE
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"A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
ChiIdren's Clothing at Waggener's, 3l74
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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BEST cleaning and dyeine in the city
at the MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street.
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o L A KING.
WIN He serve the city and County in
the Senate

-
We, the undersigned, citizens of Shell
by county, approaching the high order
Of talents and ais perfect familiarity
with the laws and Constitution of the
State, as well as mis- past integrity and
spotless character, added to his great
personal popularity throughout the State
of Tennessee, respectfully solicit of
Colonel II G. King the use of his name
as a candidate for State Senator to rep
resent the county:
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the Voters "a Ahr @Ahu to1-lsa-4vu
DistricL OF Tennessee@ announce mysep
a candidate For GonEress a the election III
Noyernber next, subject to a convention o.
the BeInUcraAc party solicit Your sudrag
III tbs priinary elections aud the support ~
.purdelegates IN convention. h~esEeeugiys
~ r 4. LOGW0OD.
L HEREBA announce myself a candidate To-
4 congress in the Ninth COngresstohal De
UicL subject 10 the action o. The pn0pQ+
nDBERI IL AOsEEY ~ q oaau-da.e
Ia Congress sabjecL 70 the decision Of aAfr
bcmOeralc Convention. al-
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GAg FIrrINe. Is Main street.
BOYS CLOTHING at cost, 28S Main st.


SUBSCRIBE for the Nicely APPEAL. Only
two dollars and hfty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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For auuSr oI tft~ supreme = DurL
uF6E People OF TENNESSEE: In r.
suopse TO the call OF many cltlHeb
OF the state, : hereby anncunce myself a.
candidate for Judge OF The supreme S9NE
2 Nelson. Election nrst thursday ID AugVF
ROBERT MCFARLAND
Ts--,-, usnnasS-e NH
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-06
NEW MEMRERs.

Nj. Martin Kelly was elected to iii
the place of Robert Good, recently re-
signed, and Sam. p. Rose was elected to
I'll the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton Of Il. w O'DonnelL
The resolution heretofore adopted fix
ing Cages store, in the Fourteenth dis
trict, a. a voting-place, was rescindec,
and the usual place, 81 the south gate of
ElUawOOd Cemetery, vas designated as
the only voting-plsce in that district.
The Chair appointed as fit parties to
select Judges for the primaries a COM
mittee Of five, provided for by Secretary
Stewards motion: For the city, Messrs.
Stewart, Carroll and Fowlkes; for the
country, Messrs. Perkins and Holman.
The committee then adjourned 10
Tuesday next.