Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

This is election day.
Vote the Democratic ticket.
Democrats, go to the polls to-day.
There was a good rain yesterday al
ternoon.
True Democrats will support the
nominees.
Beware Of the Independents to-day,
tomorrow and forever.
Throw away every Independent
ticket at the polls to-day.
Good work must be done by the
Democrats at the polls to-day.
There's no time for swapping horses,
80 vote the Democratic ticket.
Let every Democrat work for the
Democratic nominees at the election to-
day.
The contest to-day is the Democ-
racy vs. Radicalism, alias "The hide
pendents."
Tear of the mask "Independenp
from the ticket and vote for the regular
Democratic nominees.
Why do Independents run against
the Democratic candidates? In order to
gain a triumph for the Radicals.
Yesterday was pleasant, and last
night was quite agreeable to persons
VINO had occasion to work or to sleep.
Re careful to examine your ticket,
and do not vote for any candidate ex-
cent the nominees Of the Democratic
party.
The trick won't do, for everybody
knows that the independents" will be
the favored candidates Of the Radicals
to-day.
Elsewhere will be seen card from
Justice Quigley, repudiating and dis
claiming any connection with the Rsdt-
cal party.
There is another scandal af1oat, and
rumor has it that q well-known church
member has been turned out OF the con-
gregation.
The F. P, s. club has our thanks for
an invitation to participate in its moon
| light excursion to. night, on the steamer
BERTHE and barges.
-Rsdicalism has assumed the guise
| of the independent ticket. Democrats
should be careful to vote against every
| Independent candidate. Do not forget
this.
Major w. J. Sykes, by invitation Of
urominent citizens, will address the
| Democrats of Carroll county upon the
subject of State finances, at Hunting
don, next Monday.
Every Independent candidate is an
auxiliary to the cause OF the Radicals
and should be voted against by Demo
Gratis. Examine your tickets, aud if you
would defeat the Republican ticket vote
against the Independents.
"A well. known physician was arrest
ed yesterday on the charge OF abortion
The affair involves young girl and alsC
n Young man, and is Of very cad char
acter, We withhold publication OF the
facts until an investigation is had.
"A special term Of the chapcery
court, Chancellor Livingston presiding
is called for Monday next, to complet,
the special calendar. Attorneys are re
uuested to bring in at once the papers IL
the cases Of Green UeTSus Lake and Jone
versus Juniper.
"A poisoned dog, left to die in the
gutter, corner of Madison and SeconC
streets, attracted quite a crowd yester
day afternoon and aroused sympathy
Sympathy for a brute, for nobody's dog
surely mankind is growing better II
this age of civilized vice.
We received from George Marsh
residing on the fernando road, si1
miles below Memphis, two open bolls o
cotton, picked from his field on the frs
instant. These bolls indicate health!
aud profitable crop, and are the first tina
have reached us this season.
EDITORS APPEAL-We noticed il
Yesterday evenings Ledger q ticket pur
| L. Tar7 nr Pr1f4San
ticket with our names thereon for mag
istrate and constable Of the fifth civi
district. Our names are placed tder
without any solicitation on our part
either directly or indirectly.
P.J. QUIGLEY,
THOS. CARNEY,
| AUGUST 2 1876.
There is now on rehearsal csntat;
by Thomas, for the picnic under thu
leadership of Mrs. J. A. Werles, which
will be rendered in q short time; also
grand concert, vocal and instrumental
by amateur juveniles, assisted by adul
musicians Of note. The concerts are 70
the benefit of Emmanuel Eeiscops
church, Rev. Geo. n. Jackson, rector
They desire a liberal patronage of tb
public, as the church is much in need @
help.
The attention Of the brethren of tn
press, especially of Arkansas, and Of th
police aud other authorities, is called L
the following: Bruce Brown, youn
lad Of fifteen years of age, aDd rathe
small OF stature for his age, left his HON
at Collierville, in this State, few day
ago, without his mothers consent an
has not since been heard of. 1t is sup
posed that he will attempt to reach tn
residence of an aunt (Mrs. Ran
DAILY, in Prairie county, Arkansas. An.
one who can furnish to the APPEAL in
formation of his whereabouts will con
fer upon his mother, whose anxietie
and anguish upon the loss of her chill
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