Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-22
ARKANSAS
Election Orderva BY Governor Baxter
ts FEll Legislative Vacancies.

From the Little Rock G6seste
BY his .prociaesation in another col
umn II VIII be seen that the governor
hes ordered an election TO be held to Oil
all vacancies now existing ia the vast3as
senatorial and representative districts in
the State, viz;
Two representatives in the first dis
trict, % MI the vacancies created by the
appointment OF Messrs. McVeigh and
Lynn, the former as prosecuting after
hey and the latter as ssses-e-cf Jackson
county.
In the second district an election for
two REPRESENTATIVES, Is ordered, to fill the
vacancies created by the resignation Of
Messrs. Thornburg and Matheny.
In the third district an election for
one representative is ordered, to Gil the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Hon. w. L. Chapman.
In the fourth district, one representa-
tive, Uice Hon. John g. Num-, appoint
ed assessor of Van Buren county.
In the fifth district, one senator, rice
A. ID. Thomas, appointed United States
pension agent; aud two representatives,
Uice Turner aud Shapard, the former ap-
pointed sheriff of Faulkner, and the lat
ter prosecuting attorney OF The sixteenth
circuit.
In the sixth district. two representa-
tives, Uice Sarher and Shrigley, the for
mer appointed United States marshal,
and the latter United States receiver Of
public moneys at Dardanelle.
In the seventh district, enc senator,
rice Hon. Alick Csralof, removed from
district.
In the eighth district, one representa-
tive, oice J. a. Davis, appointed assess
or Of Sebastian county.
In the ninth district, one senator, rice
Hon. Asa Hodges, removed from district;
and three representatives, rice Copeland,
Brown and Johnson, appointed to other
positions.
In the tenth district, two representa-
tives, Uice Murphy and Warwick, the
former appointed supervisor and the lat
ter chancellor of Pulaski county.
In the eleventh district, one senator,
rice J. T. White, appointed commission
er Of immigration and State lands; and
five representatives, rice Fox, Furbush,
Stuart, Robinson and GrissOm, appoint
ed TO various positions.
In the twelfth district q senator in the
place Of Hon. 2. c. DOoley, appointed
circuit judge of the twelfth circuit.
In the thirteenth district, a represen-
tative in the place of Hon. Geo. @.
Latta, appointed prosecuting attorney Of
the fifteenth district.
In the fifteenth district, a senator in
the place of Hon. James Torrans, ap-
pointed supervisor of Lafayette county,
and two Representatives in the place OF
Kent and Hawkins, the former appoint
ed circuit judge, and the latter super
visor.
In the sixteenth district, a representa-
tive, Uice w. b. Colt, appointed circuit
clerk Of Ouachita county.
In the seventeenth district a senator
in the place of Hon. James II. Howard,
appointed prosecuting attorney; and
three representatives, Uice Kingston,
Corbell and o. S. Hawkins, appointed to
other places.
In the nineteenth district a senator in
the place Of Hon. J. T. Elliott, appointed
circuit judge, and two representatives.
rice Millen and ThrOwer, the former sp-
pointed supervisor, the latter resigned.
In the twentieth district, three repre-
sentatives, Uice McGehee, Davis and
Merritt, appointed to other positions.
In the hetwenty-first district a represent
alive, rice Hon. w. r. Harley, appoint
ed county superintendent of public in
structiOn for Dallas county.
In the twenty-second district three
Representatives, Uice Parrish and Tillar,
resigned, and Mcleod, appointed sheriff
Of Dorsey county.
This comprises a list Of nine senators
and forty representatives. We advise
our friends, and the friends Of the people
throughout the State, to put forward the
very best men to fill these vacancies. 1t
is important.