Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-31
NOTICE.

TTIHE preservation of peace and the enforce
L ment of law and order being necessary to
insure safety to all and freedom in the eXer-
else OF the rights Of suffrage at the election 10
be held in this city on Thursday, January !,
1874, with view 10 prevent all riotous
and disorderly conduct at the polls.
the following-named persons, without re-
gard to race or party affiliations are
hereby appointed Special Deputy
Sheriffs Of Shelby county 10 serve on that
day: Richard Brannon, John Lynch, T. W.
DOYLE, John NichOl. Robert lobe, John Cox,
ROpert Fisher, Dan Sheveiiu, ). Z. Whaley,
I. K. Sweeny, Charles Must, {. Fl. Waymack,
Cornelius sullivan, Robert Burns, Thomas
kInmerSOn, William Fisher, Monroe klinck,
John Sinebecker, n. y. Willis James Nc
Cauley. VIM. Brown, J. :. Handwerkcr, ". f,
StOvell, b. J. Semmes, John Cox, Eugene Leidy,
II. N. Ferguson, j. @. Simpson, 5. r. Cannon,
David Hastings, J. -. bib6er j II. .NuttSll, j. /,
Thrall, William Miller, L. A. NaddoX, steve
Wilkins, Simon W. Green, Joe Trabue, ID. B.
GriswOld, CIV. Gordon, j. :. Hatcher, Ed
mund Reese, Morris Hickey, Wesley Ware
(cOiOredl, {. d. SteinBuhl, John Y. Hodge col
Ored), Austin Thompson (cOlOredi, q. ". Nc
Murray, John HOgrebe, j. D. Rat1gan, Thomas
johnson Geo. W ilsOn, II. +. Wilcox, Jesse Moore,
r. Brown, J. Libey, VIM. Eppes (coloredl, b.
MeriWeather (colOred), VIM. Howard (cOlOredl,
John Banes (cOlored), Elijah Allen lcOlOredl,
Anderson Walker tcolored), John Hartley,
A. J. Roach, Robert Lockwood, j. ID. Darden,
f. Semmes, jr., Dennis Darden, W. +. sim
mons, j. ". Madden d. =. Chiles, {. b.
Church, Charles Parrish Henry Strother,
Chas. West (colOred), General Il. r. Patterson,
K. T.. Williamson, j. I. Uillsman, G.. 4. Bullock,
G. V. Rambaut, NJ. b. Trezevant, WI. Cooper,
]. A simmons, Robert GipSOn, J. r. TObin,
Charles Cox, VIM. q. Patterson, w. n. Brown,
w. H. Beard, p. c. Clarke, John Davis,
(cOlored), Jack James, (cO' Oredl, L. Wool
bridge, G. NJ. Collier, George r. Bedford, J. A.
NevillS NJ. +. Kennedy, Fred Schiller, Clay
Hargraves, John W. Ramsey, Charles Barber,
(colored), Joseph Walker, lcOlOredl, David
Ganaway, tcOlOred), Burton Coleman, Robert
Fl. Parish, Morris Jackson, W. +. Gillespie, W.
H. Haines, Edmund Lawler, W. b. Gibson,
Robert Grant, George B. Elliott, q. L. Bassett,
p. n. Dickinson, sam Keel, Fred Gilman,
Henry Bishop (cOlOred), George Owens tcOl-
oredl, b p. Anderson, Preston smith, Henry
Bu1ton, g. W. LOwder, James Porter, ". B.
Jones, William Booker, j. n. Pamplin, CSC.
ored), George Dansby (cOlOrecl, William
Alexander (coloredl, John Sharper lcOlOredl,
Frank Taylor lcOlOred), Robert Richardson
and Henderson Whiteside,
The duty of the above mentioned ap-
pointees will be to see that each and
every elector shall conduct him
self in peaceahle and orderly man
ner, have free access TO and egress from the
polls; that the polls be kept fee and unen
cumOered; that all rioters or disOrderly per-
sons be Immediately arrested and confined,
and that the conduct of DO one, at or around
the polls, shall be of such character as 10
discred1t law-abidiDg community.
Electioneerng by Deputy-Sherifs. for or
against any candidate, is positively prOhiO-
ited, and they are strictly enioined from tax
ing any part in the election other tnan that of
iconservators Of the peace and preservers Of
law and o der.
The above named persons viii present them
selves at my Office at ? o'clock pm. this day
to be sworn in and receive further instruc
uons. W. j. P, DON LIE,
sheriff of shelby County.
Sherif7s Office, Memphis, Decem Der 81, lS73.