Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-28
CITY OF MEMPHIS.

First Ward-At southwest corner Of Main
and jackson streets. Congressional conyen-
ton, six delegates; county convention. thir-
teen delegates.
Second Ward - At Poplar ssreet engine
house. Congressional convention. six dele
gates; county convention, fourteen delegates.
Third Ward Second street, opposite Court
Square. Congressional convention, seven
delegates; county convention, sixteen dele
gates.
Fourth Ward-At County Court Building
Congressional convention, five delegates
county convention eleven delegates
Fifth Ward-Beal and DeSoto. Congress
sional convention, four delegates; county
convention, nine delegates
Sixth Ward-At Brooks Stable Congress
sional convention, four delegates county
convention, nine delegates.
Seventh Ward-Beal street near Memphis
and Charleston railroad. Congressional con-
yention, four delegatesi county cOnNehtiohs
nine delegates
Eighth Ward-0pposite Poplar street mar
ket Congressional conven ton; SIX delegates;
county convention, thirteen delegates
Ninth Ward-Fourth and Auction streets.
Congressional convention, three delegatesi
county convention, eight delegates
Tenth Ward Goodwin's Hall. Congress
sional convention, four delegatesi county
convention, nine delegates.
Voters in the Fourteenth Civil District out
side of the city OF Memphis and east OF the
fernando road, will vote IN the eeyeht1t
ward and those in said District and west q
the fernando road will vote in the Ienth
ward.
Voters in the Fifteenth Civil District, out
side OF the city of Memphis, will vote IN the
Ninth ward.
The Executive Board hereby declares that
everv citizen possessing the qualifications Tor
voter. as above stateu, ls u p ueieI
hereby request that the sub committees be
especially cautious not to exercise influence
for or against any OF the candidates coming
befere the conventions; ana the citizens OF
Ms county, opposed TO Radiealism, are most
earnestly solicited to vote for delegates IN
their respective civil districts ana wards on
said Sd day of September. for It is a weiA
known fact that the best guarantee That the
nominees of conventions shall be eompe-
tent and reliable men, IS to have delegates
of like qualifications.
The cnairmen Of the various sub-commit-
tees will be Immediately notihed OF any
changes in their committees. and they are
hereby especially requested to call their COM
mittees together at once, to re0rganize and
prepare for active service in the campaign.
The delegates elected on SAID 81 day oil sep
TENDER, 1874, to the Congressional convention,
will meet in convention with tho delegates
from the counties OF Fayette and Hardemanr
in the town of Bolivar, on said Sth day OF
September, pursuant 20 INC h3uee Oh c tne EA-
sional District, to nominate a candidate TO
represent the District in the Congress Of the
United States.
The delegates elected on said Sd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, to the County Convention, viii
meet in convention at the Exposition Build
ing. in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, or
Tuesday, September Is, 1874. at 10 o'clock
am, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates al follows:
Two Senators and six Representatives. to
represent Shelby county in the General As
sembly. rfrIe
One Representative TO represent the coun-
ties Of Shelby and Fayette, jointly. and
One Senator 10 represent the counties OF
Shelby. Fayette and Upton, jointly, in the
General Assembly
The counties Of Fay cite and Upton are ex-
pected and especially urged to send delegates
to meet with the Shelby county delegates in
fOatorial convention at the above named place
Immediately after the nominations Of the
Shelby County Convention are madel to MAXI
the joint nominations above named.
OWEN DWYER,
ALBERT SUGGS,
ISHAM n NELSON
w II CARROLL,
NJ JOINS,
WIN MILLER.
TON HOLMAN, ia,
W w MCDOWELL.
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