Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-11
THE DELEGATES.
The Men Selected at the Primary Elec-
tiOn OF Saturday Last to NOmi-
nate Candidates for County
Offices at the Convention
Next Thursday.
THE CITY-WARDS.


First-Q3 Delegates).-W. J. Chase, J.
w. Ware, J. Leslie, James Bohan, J. Sulli-
van, ]. Sheehan, ]. Brannon, S. S. Lewellin,
w. Dugan. James Carr, A. WEIGH, G. C.
Coleman, F. Bannon.
Second = 90 Delegates).-D. F. Good
year, M. Blessing, John Wendell, James Du-
gan, ]. O'Connor, Herman Caro-, M Corners,
P. w. Maley. Joe Walters, James E. Harris.
J. Turnbull, VIM. H. Rhea, H. Schilling,
Robt Galloway, Nick Hooth, Chas. Stacy,
NJ. Wolf, M. F. Ball, Robt. A. Speed, A.
Behr, NJ c. Costello, David Hastings, A. M.
Stoddard, ice Emmerich.
FOtuth-(11 Delegates w. S. Bruce,
E. Keck, II. l.; Brinkley, G. Quentel, ST.,
G. M. Branch, j. B. FAIRIES, Ben Marsh, John
C. Oliver
FDth-(10 Delegates) John V. Bot
to, |. N Snowden, John Clavin, Martin
Kelly, Jerome Hill, George Butler, F. w.
Jenny. Moses Morris, P. ID. Beecher, John
Miller.
sirth-(9 Delegates).1J. J. QBrien, J.
nlngham. J. w. Alley. E. A. Cole, joan Nut
Eel, Joe Wetter, J. T. Lawler.
Serenth-(9 Delegates)-M B. Irrelevant,
]. M Goodbar, r. G. Williamson, J. j. Bus
by, W. G. Norman, r. D. Jordan, w. D.
Powell, Josiah Patterson.
Eighth-(l3 Dalegates) M. F. Kenneday,
F. J. Qagley. T. b E iigi1gtoD, ! A; Shane,
Geo: T. Rather, Jack Waters, w. D. Cannon,
F. Warneke, J. w. Mores, H. Seessel, ST.
Ninth-(7 Delegates).-A. w. Newsom,
Hugh Ferren, Ed J. Karr, Ben 7. Powell,
John Sheehan, L. d. Grant, T. J. Graham.
Tenth-(7 Delegates).-Joseph Haines, P
Colllgan, James Fogarty, J. G West, P. c.
Griffin, A. B Morrison, NJ. Burke.
THE CoUNTRY-DIsTRICTs.
FUst-(5 DeIegates) H. NJ. Thomas, A
E. Cole, l.. II. Cannon, Benz. Boyd, JsA.
Boyd.
Second a Dslegatesl.-A. D. Hunter,
wards.
THnd-4 Dalegates).-Dr. Tucker, DR..
Lewis, John A. Hill, L. II. M'Ghee.
FOmth-(4 Delegates).-Ed Wendell, c.
w. Jeter, A. j. Ward, A. w. Matthews.
FDth-(3 Delegates w. t. Avery. NJ. c.
Pearce, A. Monteverdl.
Sirth-(7 Delegates) Frank Gibson. w.
X. Taylor, w. B. Harrison, Fletcher Taylor,
f. J. Burrow, N. NJ. Harrison.
Serenth-(7 Delegates).-S. A. Munsen,
A. J. Creath, Joe ~Alsup, J. S. Oglesby, joe
Il. Eddius, II. L. Pndiy, R. 7. Shivers.
Eighth-(5 Delegatesl.-R. L. M'EIree,
2. M. Pate, w. L. Bond, E. +. Acred, 7. P
Wiley.
Ninth-(5 Delegates r. C. Kirk, Robert
Ecklin, - Ellis, John Houston, Tom Yates
Temth-(5 Delegates).-J. I. Biggs, H. l.
Bedford, j. R. Shelton, D. r. Dunlap, G. d
Cartwright.
Elersnth-(5 9legates).-James Brett, W
F. Kimbrough, n. I. Harrison, Sam Garner,
l.. z. Featherstone.
Tpegth-(4 Delegates = Dick Persons,
Lem Burford, George Douglass. William Van
Hook
Thirtcenth-(2 DeIepatesl,-W. Fl. Hoe
gel. Robert Weaver.
Fourteenth "A Delegates).- Tom Win
chester, A. j. Harris, A. B. Bartholomew, J.
P. Young
FDteenth-(3 Delegates).-E E. Colby, G
B. Elliott g. R. Elphingstone.
Sirieenth-(3 Delegates) .-J. G. Harvey, G
n. Truss Sam II Jones'
Sersnteenth-(2 DeIegates)-A. C. Roark
J. A. Wade.
Eighteenth .-(2 Delegates) Sim Richard
son, w. Rhodes
And now abideth hot weather, ice watel
and cholera morbus; these three, but the
greatest of these is cholera morbus