Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-04

quietest manner possible--a small vote
being polled. Ia several of the Wards
the contest was spirited between the
wouldbe delegates-ihe respective can
didates for Congressional and Legisla
tive Office taking quite an interest in
the result We append the list of dele
gates elected in the city, with partial
returns from the country.
The city.
FIRST WARD.
Congressional. j. Duffey, Owen
Reilly, James Bohan, James Powers,
John Sullivan, George Gantt-6.
County-John Berrigan, John C.
Powers, f. Louis Warner, b. Kerens, P.
j. Kelly, N. T. Perkins, Thomas Kelly,
James Madden, P. Dougberty, John
Zent, Joseph Senfert, j. J. Murphy and
Louis Sambucetti-l3.
SECOND WARD.
COMPASSIONATE NJ. Loewenstine. j.
A. Newsom, j. Gum, j. Cosgrove, j. M.
Cannon, ]. Ed Oliver-6.
County-John. L. Randle, W. A..
McCloy, J. Wendall, Ed Worsham, Thos.
Madden, B. Cohn, Lewis Bender, G 6.
Hogan, R. G. Miller, L. Marshall, Thos.
Dugan, J. r. Miller, W. B. Richardet W.
j. McKeon-l4.
THIRD WARD.
Five hundred and thirty votes we're
cast for nearly sixty candidates. Up to
twelve o'clock four hundred and fifty
votes were counted, and it will be three
o'clock before the returns are made out.
Those receiving the highest vote up to
twelve o'clock are as follows, and in all
probability they will be the delegates:
Congressional j. Fl. Flynn, W. Fl.
Carroll, j. G. Oliver, G. A. Leffingwell,
Barney Lynch, Oscar Woodbridge, r. W.
MITCHELL.
County-C. W. Metcalf, = Foster. A.
Cohen, Ed Wells, S. ]. Camp, C. A.
Leffingwell, - Montedonico, j. G. Oil
yer, M. d. l.. Stewart, Ed R. Jack, Thos.
Boyle, Napoleon Hill. = Schley, J. L.
Norton, T. Ellison, S. Barinds-l6
FOURTH WARD,
Congressional-Nick Malatesta, N. j.
Wiggin, Woodle Hall, Mike Costello, W,
R. Hendrix-5.
Countrywide Burke, W. D. Stratton,
t. 81. Logwood, Charles Myers, G. Gal
lima, E. Keck, J, H. Erskine, P. H.
Goodloe, Posey Cleere, W. l.. Duff, John
G. LCnsdale, jr.-ll.
,,rr,, mann
Congressional - Henry j. Lynn, l..
Podesta, Hugh W. Miller, Fred Nelson
a.
County-Charles Bonner, ]. V. Botto,
G. W. Tomlin, Z. F. Quincy, Louis Po-
desta, James Cleary, Richard Dougherty,
|. N. Snowden and Thomas Meath.-9
SIXTH WARD.
Congressional-E. Lehman, VIM.
Gay, julius Taylor, Tom Winters
County-H 7. Elicit, G. G. Fisher,
d. Gensberger, Jacob Weller, E. A.
Cole. Patrick McGaughran, j, E. Bal
lard j. T. Castles, 7. B. Micou-9.
SEVENTH WARD.
Congressional-R. C. Williamson, R.
L. Dalton, D. II. Poston, Josiah Patter-
sen--4.
County-W. P. Wilson, ]. NJ. Good
bar, J. S. Carpenter, NJ. B. Trezevant, j.
T. Hillsman, P. B. Jones, J. j. Busby,
W. H. Kennedy, G. A. Cochran and j.
A. Forest, tied-9.
EIGHTH WARD.
Congressional-M. P. Jarnigan, j. A.
Shane, NJ. Magevney, B. M Estes, I. B.
Edgington, E. Wooldridge-6
County-A. W. Drew, f, Warnecke,
John Lilly, VIM. Dean, Ben Henderson,
H. Marks, L. Sleete, W A. Collier, Hugh
Torrance, N. M. Jones, G. D. Crockett,
j. W. Cochran, P. Mentges-l3.
NINTH WARD.
Congressional-E. T.. Colby, W. B.
Gibson, James Reilly-3.
County,. S. Rawlings, Hugh Fern,
NJ. Crosson, A. W. Newsom, R. Il. Ran
dolph, Chris Hoffman, George Thomas,
W. R. Kendall--S.
TENTH WARD.
Congressional-E. W. Clapp, Thomas
Nagle, John NJ Shaw, James Sweeny
"A.
County-Charles LoAand, W. B. Lind
say, George B Elliott, j. l.. Sharp, G. A.
Morti, C. f. Martin, A. j. Hays, j. r.
Pendergast, r j. Goodwin-9.
The Country.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Congressional-W. P. York, j. j.
Weaver.
County,. A. Corbett, H. F. David
son, r. A. Reynolds, W. I. Boteler-4.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Congressionai-James 7. Brown, TT
H. McGhee-2. 4
County-C. Buford, Sam Rembert u,
John A. Hill, W. 7. Cormack, w. H.
FOURTH DISTRICT
Congressional-T. ]. Roper-l.
County,. d. Hines A. M. Fite,
Charles Jetter-3
FIFTH DISTRICT.
ConoressioualNW. B. Waldron-l.
Con5ty-M.JC Pierce, A. G.. Harris,
August N. Carroll-3.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Congressional-B w. Pryor. 7. 7.
Taylof, c. N. Taylor, 3.
County-James Blackwell, W. b. Har-
rison, W. R. Taylor, " A. Ratings, A.
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