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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

D9 If Curry is elected Sheriff over
Jack Doyle, the white men of Shelby
may bid goodbye to controlling their
own affairs for a decade of years. He
will carry all future elections for the
Radicals, by hook or crook. Vote the
Democratic ticket, i fyou would prevent
fbis
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOTTAGE-Immediately, at RozeIl's sta
- ton, On the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, - miles from Memphis a Cottage
House, with ten acres Of ground and garden
attached. The house contains five rooms and
"a kitchen; a stable, carrlage-house, and an
suitable t-hOu on the premises. Apply
TO Harrington q Howell, 2G6 Front street, or TO
MRS. NJ. L. PATTERSON,
aml On the mIacn-
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THE CITY BANK.
The FaiIure-HOW il was Received, its
Extent and Eject.

One of the principal topics of onver-
sation on the streets yesterday was the
suspension of the City Bank, of which
Mr.. S. H. Tobey is President. The
bank has been in operation for several
years, and the general opinion was that
it was in a fi%ourishing condition. The
cause of the suspension was several bad
debts made over a couple of years ago,
losses on stocks made in New York
sometime since, decline in the value of
securities held by the bank, and the
present tightness of the money market.
The liabilities are estimated at from fifty
to sixty thousand dollars, but it will not
be possible to ascertain the amount of
assets until a receiver is appointed and
the books thoroughly examined. Itmay
be proper to mention that the depOsitOrs
and all who have had business
with the bank, express themselves as
having the greatest confidence in the
President, Mr.. TObey, and several lead
ing gentlemen on Front street rendered
him material aid yesterday afternoon,
in order that he may be in a position to
resume business as soon as possible. A
rumOr was current on the streets last
evening that J. Harvey Mathes, Tax
Collector on Privileges, and Mr.. A.
Woodward, County Trustee, had county
funds on deposit in the City Bank. Both
authorize us to state that such was not
the fact.
Ia The Radicals. have for four years
hold ,,OcoaCciOp Of the TO- ToIIoatOr1-
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
G.. Reder, Carpenter, IL Washington.
Attend RobertsOn's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2l1 Main street. Three faultiess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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REPUBLICAN, & INDEPENDENT
Ticket for Shelby County.

For Sheriff,
AMOS 2. CURRY.
For Judge Chancellor Of Second chan.
ceyy Court,
j. f. BIGELOW.
For County Trustee,
THOMAS FOLEY.
For State and County Tar Collector,
H. NJ. LOEWENSTINE.
For Tar Collector on Privileges,
J. HARVEY MATHES.
For Judge Of Supreme Court Of Teunes-
see, Eastern DiUiSjOR),
ROBERT MCFARLAND.
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ROOMS N BOARD.

nOARDERS-Can be furnished with large
IL airy rooms at ll3 Vance street, upon rea-
sOnable Terms. 4AW
nOOM-A nice furnished room and kitchen,
IL suitable for man and wife, AZ III monroe
street. Inquire for three days. yy&
TRONT ROOM, with board, for Two, SO per
II month, 42 Main street. Det1eeh Llh1en
and Pontotoc; day-bOard, s. per week. ly8
nOAED-Rooms- furnished OF unfinished,
ID with board. FOR families, can De had az
reasonable rates, al TAO Madison street pay
Obanaers accommodated. Juo
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samuel P. walker Tor chancellor.

EDITORS APPEAL-The most refresh
ing communication | have read this hot
weather appeared several days ago,
signed Democrat" which in the out
set commended Mr.. j. f. Bigelow's
claims for Chancellor to the good
sense F" of the people, and, at the close,
admitted that Mr.. 5. p. Walker, though
a 4" young man, would till the position
with equal credit. Why, then, thus
commend Mr.. Bigelow? Is it because
scared Democrat says Mr.. BigeIow was
appointed Judge of the Criminal Court
by the Governor? (BrownlOw). Is it
because Democrat says Mr.. Bigelow has
practiced law for nineteen years, without
telling where and with what success?
These are the main reasons / find in the
communication why the "good senseu
Of the people is invoked in his behalf.
Look upon that picture and then upon
this. Nh. Walker was never an APP
pointee of Brownlow, he has never been
a Criminal Judge, but is eminently
qualified for a Chancellor; and though.
a comparatively "young man."
his ability as a lawyer is recognized by
his brethren of the bar, with whom he
la IN less han nineteen wears taken a
high rank in his profession. All honor
10 him that he is a "young man." so
capable and well qualified. He is not
commended to the "gOOd sensen Of the
people for any such reasons as are stated
in Mr.. BigelOw's behalf, but the good
sense" Of the people will do honor to
whom honor is due, be he an old man,
mlddle-agedi or young. LAWYER.
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SHERIFF CURRY'S ORDER TO HI,
DEPUTIES.

You are required to act in conjunction
with the police force of the city, under
control of Captain Athy, their Chief.
You are to protect citizens in voting,
andif ordered by the proper authority,
arrest those who attempt to vote illegal
ly. You are to maintain the peace, pro-
teet the rights of citizens, and support
the law as given by the Commissioner.
You are in no way to eleotiOneer or in
tluenee voters for any person or ticket.
You are placed at the polls for no other
purpose than to maintain peace and
good order, and in no way to interfere
with the election. No other orders will
be given you by me except such as are
here written. A. 2. CURRY,
Sheriff of Shelby County.
JuIv n IS-0
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HOisted-LeOnard's Spirit InVOked-HiII
Mclean and Bill Tweed.

McLean and Bill Tweed.
EDITORS APPEAL-Ihe following i'm
pudent card appeared in the Ledger
Yesterday evening:
"After waiting a reasonable time for
the friends of George r. Powell TO refute
the charges that he attempted to crush
which they have failed to do, 1 re-
spectfully request all my friends TO vote
for, and give their warm support to
Henry NJ. Loewenstine for Tax-Collec-
tor. WM. MLEAN."
And pray who is William Mclean,
that lac should expect by the wave of his
hand to control the votes Of honest men?
Mclean is an acknowledged defaulter.
He has robbed, or permitted Others to
rob, the taxpayers of their hard earn
ings, and instead of retiring TO some
dark cave where he can hide his blush
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, ~salt-rheum, and
other c%utaneOus affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
Casewell, Hazard x Co, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

BY See that the ticket you vote con-
forms to that published in the APPEAL
Jack Doyle heading it for Sheriff.
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MEMPHIS, July J, lS2.
REy.J. r. G~RAvEs-Dear Sir;-In reply, we
have 10 say, that during the month Of June
we printed for you forty-eight thousand one
hundred and twenty COPIES Of THE BAPTIST;
or q fraction over twelve thousand copies
weekly. Very respectfully,
iyO GOODWIN & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

RaTClose your store, and give n day
to the rescue o Shelby county from Rad
ical rule. 1t viii pay a big profit to
elect Jack Doyle, Samuel P. Walker, \.
Woodward, George R. Powell and Har-
vey Mathes. Sean the ticket before you
vote and see that these names are on it,
andno others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

WAGGENER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
i'll the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrters.
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An ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3l74 Main street.
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n N. LOEWENSI
Pumps, AS Main street.

E Watch at the polling places to-
morrow, and see that visiting negroes
are not allowed to vote. Watch for the
fellows who attend the barbecue ut
Humboldt Park to-day.
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s6r Watch at the polling places to-
morrow, and see that twisting" negroes
are not allowed to vote. Watch for the
fellows who attend the barbecue at
Humboldt Park to-day.
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PANTS MADE at W~aggener's, 3173
Main street, of English, French, Ger
mar and American fabrics, for SO, Sl2,
81 SIG and BIS.
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A CARD.
The impression having gone abroad
that a member of the firm Of
B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.

is a candidate for Tax-Collector of Shell
by county, they would resi- ectfully state
that no member of THEIR firm is a can
didate for any office.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street.. Hunt & Hanson's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

bS See that the ticket you vote con-
forms to that published in the APPEAL,
Jack Doyle heading it for Sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

IA Don't scratch the ticket. 1t is
the duty of every Democrat to vote
straight. The Radicals must not have
the advantage of the d~isaffeetiOn of even
n man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

la See that the ticket you vote con-
forms TO that published in the APPEAL,
Jack Doyle heading it for Sheriff.
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COTTON.
The First Boil of h s~easOn-The Heat.

The following telegram was received
last night. It records a fact worth IT,
membering, and one that will astOnish
a great many of our readers:
Special to Memphis APPEAL.]
BOLIVAR, Tenn, July 31.-Anthony
Ramsey, cOlOred, exhibited to-day a
full open boil of cotton from q healthy
stalk. This is the earliest ever found in
this section of the country. ThermOm-
eter was ninety-fOur degrees, yesterday.
MILLER
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TO MEMPHIS ADVERTISERS.
1920 CARDS FOR 1920.


MEMPHIS, July 1, lS2
MEssRs. GOODwYN 4 CO-GenAeneR-WDl
you please state the number Of papers you
have printed for me the past month? and
yours, etc, j.. K. GRAVES.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Childrenis Clothing at Waggener's, 3l74
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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LOCAL ETEsaS.

Ba Voters should go preparedto show
their registration papers, if necessary.
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bar Don't allow any ISLANDERS Of Mr..
Powell to have weight with you. Vote
for him. He will prove an honest, faith
ful and competent officer.
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WANTS.

ID ENOLVER-A secondhand small re
IL vOlver. Address, stating where TO call,
aul BOB, Appeal office.
nAIRY HAND-A good dairy hand at the
IL Woodland Dairy, Two miles southeast o
Court square. Jy3i
NTAN-Wen acquainted with the wholesal,
vi liquor business. ddress Liquor" Man
haitian Bank, stating previous situation and
references. jyS0
HHAMBERMAID-A No chambermaid Ia
- 90 10 Raleigh, Uncle Toms; good wageS,
steady employment. For particulars apply 70
Appeal once jy0
ENGINE-A good secondhand 2O-horso
II power engine-right hand. Address,
Jy3 GID. ]. PILLOW, Memphis.
orTUATIoN-In a nrst-class Drugstore a.
- salesman or Prescription Clerk; several
years experience; reference unexeepllonai
Please address
jy25 salem, Roanoke county, Va.
DARTNERSHuP-By a man Of several year
active business experience in tins city, Of
some capital, and "a practical accountant, "a
partnership in some grocery or commission
Jy5 q c, care Appeal.
old BOOKs-S5D worth Of old Law, Medi
" cal, Historical and School Books, Novels
Of all kinds bought at 8lBSecond street. ~.
SECOND-HAND Furniture, Feather and
y Household goods OF all kinds bought al
&2Second street. HI. SINNoTT.
uORSES-Finy horses and buggies TO board
H 40 the Mammoth Stable, ON Monroe
street, near Third, at twenty dollars pc
month. lmy1l ID. ID. DlSAUkES-
4 fONSUMERS-To take gas from the old
u company, at g per 100. No charge for
setting meters. Once ~ Second street. mylU
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ARD

/ hereby announce myself an indepen-
dent candidate for the Office Of Tax
Collector Of Shelby County, subject to
nothing but the ballOt-bOx. Election,
August lst.
HENRY N. LOEWENSTINE.
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THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per u thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office,
29l Second street.
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40 the people OF shelby, Fayette and linton
Responsive TO the action of the recent
County Convention OF Upton County, anuttae
request of my friends in Shelby and Fayette, ]
announce myself n candidate for Senator for
this district in the mex General Assembly.
subject 10 the action OF the Senatorial Con
vention. PEYTON J. SMITH
HEREBY announce myself a candidate
TO represent Shelby county in the senate
OF the next LEGISLATURE. J. NJ. CREWS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR RIVER

Memphis and River Packet
COmpamy-U. =. Mail Line.
smith. master
This elegant steamer will leave
~%SATURDAY, Aug. 81. At PIN.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. II. kENNEDAG, Agent.
once on C9mpanY's WharfbOat, foot Court ST.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


ME are authorized TO announce A. Il.
w LACEY. Esq. as q candidate for Con-
srr,s; subject 10 the action Of Democratic
Congressional convention jy4
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IA See that the ticket you vote con-
forms to that published in the APPEAL,
Jack Doyle heading it for Sheriff
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TO THE VOTERS OF FOURTEENTH
CIVIL DISTRICT.

/ hereby announce myself an indie
pendent candidate Ger Constable of the
Fourteenth Civil District, and respect
fully solicit your suffrage to-day at the
b~allot-bOx. MIKE PYNE.
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THE STORM.
An Old Lady Killed by Lightning Yes-
ferday Afternoon.

During the fearful Mrs.
StitsOn, an old lady sixty years of age,
who resided with Mrs. Denchart on the
old Raleigh road, was struck by a flash
of lightning and
INSTANTLY KILLED.
A few minutes before she met her death,
she had gone into a small brick hOusein
rear of the kitchen in rear attached to
Mrs. Denchart's dwelling. She APP
preached the chimney, and the light
ming descending struck the old lady and
felled her to the ground. The hair on the
front of herhead was completely scorch-
ed, and her
CLOTHING SET on FIRE.
Death seemed to have been instanta-
neOus. The electric fluid passed through
the floor, leaving very clear traces of its
progress. Justice Spellman,was notified
and proceeded to the place to hold
AN INQUEST.
The jury, after hearing all the evidence
in the ease, returned averdict in accord
with the above facts.
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Best soda al 225 Main street.

Ia Voters should go prepared to show
their registration papers, if necessary.
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TOOTH LOzENGEs.
FARrHAMS FRENGH TnnTE

FAIRBANKS FRENCH TOOTH
~
A NOVEL and pleasant dentrihce, the finest
"a in the world Tor cleaning, beautifying and
preserving the testh; Endorsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
G. {. WARD & BRO, Us Main street.
g.. W. JONES q CO., 81 Main street.
J. B. HILLS, 81 Main street.
J. A. J. SMITH 4 Co. 30 Main street
W. H. SEABROOK, 167 Main street.
H MOSELEY, SS Main street.
o WALTER. Isl Main street.
Z. F. MINER, l56 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, Id Main street.
g. ID. JOHNSON, l43 Nam street.
e.. z. JOHNSTON, I'D Poplar street.
MANSFIELD a HTGBEE,
Wholesale Agents,
3OI and o Main st-eeet.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gahtly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3174 Main street. He is doing a c.. d.
business-nO bad debts; small profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

Ia Don't scratch the ticket. 1t is the
duty of every Democrat to vote straight.
The Radicals must not have the advan-
tage Of the disaffection of even one
man
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

"THEY CUREr' What cures? Ayers
Cherry PectOral for a Cough. Ayers
Pills for a puryative, and Ayers Sarsa-
parilla for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01

ECoEOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & HansOn's old standl, 26 Sec
Ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has all
the leading mOnthlies for July, and the
attest weeklies and dailies.
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For EI0aler.

WE are authorized TO d.. GEO.
w A. MATHES, Of SOmerville, as a candi-
dale for FlOater 10 represent the counties OF
Fayette and shelby In the lower house OF the
next General Assembly, subject 20 the Dem
ocratic Pictorial Convention.
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COMPELLED to close out our present
stock, we offer clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at less than cost. Linen
busters one dollar, at J. L. Steiner's,
2SS Main, corner Madison street.
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THE ELECTION TODAY
Movements of Candidates Arrange
ments OF the Police TO Preserve
order.

The Saloons 10 he all C1Osed-Mereilants
10 Close their Places of Business
a Good Example worthy 10 be
Followed
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THE handsome short corset with side
steel, is ready at the mandatory, SIS
main street.
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For Judge of the supreme Court.

n oTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE In re-
spouse to the call Of many leading citizens
OF the State, / hereby announc myself as q
candidate for Judge OF the supreme Court
made vacant by the resignation OF Hon. I. A.
r. Nelson. Election nrst Thursday IN August
uoXt. hObEhI MCf AhLAND
Morristown, Tennessee. mhz1
rEyO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
sDonse 10 the expression OF a popular de
sire. sufficiently general and influential 10
control my action in the matter, thereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the ONCE OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation Of Hon. 7. A R. Nelson. klec
lion nrst Thursday in August next
J. b. COOK.
Chattanooga. March u, lS72. mhR
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DON'T FAIL to examine the latest
styles Of patent dOoT-plates. Best in
use, and only s. to s., at 30S Second
street
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tbs DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
s%eribers- seven issues per week, only twenty
five cents.
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DRIvEN.wELIs. 44s Main street.

ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 TO S75.
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DR.. J. Is, WATSON, Dentist, moved.
Otlce and residence, So Monroe street.
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Hook soda, % Main Street.

BF Don't allow any ISLANDERS of Mr..
Powell to have weight with you. Vote
for him. He will prove an honest, faith
full and competent officer.
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

FINEST WEDDING SUITS at wagge-
ner's for 500.
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"Ea are authorized to announce Major -
w SENERSON an -indeDendent candidate
fOr tine Office Of County Trustee. JyH
WOODWARD is the Democratic nomi
A. nee for the office Of County Trustee q
the ensuing August election. jus
HEREBY announce myself as an indepen.
dent candidate for County Trustee o.
SHELBY County. Election August, lSl2
THOMAS FOLEY.
June ., 1872. teH
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For representative.

WE are authorized 10 announce Colonel
w JOSEPH BARBIEREhS name as that Of
n candidate for The legislature. iyl0
T0HN OVERTON, JR., is a candidate TO rep
% resent Shelby county in the lower house
Of the Legislature.
q r. CANNON is n candidate 10 represent
-. Shelby County in the Lower Heuse OF
the Legislature.
JAMES N. HARRIS is a candidate to repre-
u sent Shelby county in the lower house OF
the Legislature.
IN compliance with the wishes Of my
friends, / announce myself a canoidate
for a seat in the lower house OF the next Gen
eral Assembly. / respectfully solicit the suf-
frage OF the Democratic voters OF shelby
county. A B.
Z HEREBY announce myself a candidate
for Representative from shelby county
outside the city. L. D.. Rec
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p. CURRY announces himself as an IN
A. dependent candidate for reelection Il
the once OF sheriff Of shelby county. Elec
Angus lS72- apps
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
ELECTION INSTRUCTIONS.

MEMPHIS, July 80, 1872.
MI. Luke E. Wright, Attorney General:
DEAR SIR-As th~erecently appointed
Commissioner to hold the August cleo
ton, 1 beg to ask of you, the constituted
legal adviser of all county officers, your
opinion as to the qualifications of a vo-
ter in said election, and where a voter
must deposit his vote. Please give your
opinion fully that 1, and those acting
with me, may know the law and see TO
a faithful execution thereof, and you
will greatly oblige.
i. NJ. STANLEY. Commissioner
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nARNEY COX announces himself as o can
ID diate Tor reelection TO the Office OF Con
stable Of the Fifth Civil District. Jyl5
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L. E. WRIGHT, Attorney General.

For the benefit of all concerned, l
procured for publication the foregoing
opinion of the proper officer, that none,
through Ignorance, may violate the law,
and l hereby strictly enjoin upon the
Judges of the election to see that the
law as therein eXpOunded be faithfully
carried out. The polls will be opened at
nine o'clock in the forenoon and closed
at four o'clock in the afternoon.
L. VI. STANLEY, Commissioner.
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BEST soda at Dos Main street.

SUITS MADE at Waggener's, Sl73 Main
street, for SS5.
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chancellor of Second Chaneery Court
7 +. BIGELOW is an independent candl-
81. date for Judge Of the Second
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rANEEL p. WALKER is the Democratic
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