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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-05-27
ANOTHER FEATHER IN Our Car

At work during the present week
out the Bogue Falia, from
q point a short distance above the
wharf at Covington to the mouth of
the Tchefuncta river. Our citizens
are indebted to our energetic and
popular member of Congress, Hon.
E. w. Robertson, for having Sc
cured an appropriation for this
purpose. But we believe it would
not be violation of our proverbial
modesty to assert that the FARMER
ID entitled to at least a modicum of
praise in this connection, as will be
seen by the following extract from
a letter which we received from
Congressman Robertson, dated
February Is, 1881:
cat the time I got the survey or
dered for the TchefuLcta river,
there was no request or petition
from the citizens of the parish OF
st. Tammany asking for survey Of
the Bogue Falia. Shortly after
wards, however, noticed an arti-
Gle in your paper (the FARnEE)
calling attention to the necessity vi
improving the Bogue Falia, and
upon that suggestion | obtained an
order for survey on the River and
Harbor Bill of last year 1881. for
tue Bogue Falia, from its junction
to u point twenty-five miles above
Covington, with a view to improv-
ing the navigation of the stream.
This survey being ON the bill OF last
year, the engineers III charge did
not complete their Re port In time
to get an appropriation on the
River and Harbor Bill this year. !
trust, however, that at the next
session of Congress the report will
be in, and l hope to obtain the APP
preparation for the BoYue Fala.
also the Bogue Chitto."
The surveyors reported at the
following session, and we believe
recommended $4,000 for the i'm
provement of the Bogue Falia
and upon the strength of their re-
port Congressman Robertson Sc
cured an appropriation of $500 te
commence the work, which is being
done under the supervision of Capt
P. Seymer. We understand, how
ever, that his contract is only fol
the removal of trees, stumps ant
snags. But even this work, whel
completed, will greatly benefit thu
navigation of the river. Il afford
us much satisfaction to know tina
the efforts of the FARMER have 81
far been successful, and we feel en-
couraged to try it again, by maxim;
another suggestion" The dis
lance from Old Landing to Coving
ton, by the river, is about five miles
After the snags are all removed
there will still be three or fou
small sand-bars to obstruct the fre
navigation of the river. Thes
could all be removed in mouth
time with a good dredge boat. Onl.
three or four small sand-bars be
tween us and the largest LAX
steamers! These few obstruction
should be removed at tue earlies
possible moment, and the FARME
will labor to that end. This woul
not ouly obviate the necessity c
hauling freight and passengers
distance of two miles, over a roa
that during the winter is next t
impossible. but it would bene6
this portion of the State in numel
GUS ways, compared to which til
cost of making the improvement
is too insignificant to be taken int
consideration. As On the forme
occasion, We hope our suggest.o
will meet with second from Cor
gresham ED"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-05-27

Mrs. Sarah A. Ard will apply Cor a
charter to run ferry across the Bogue
Chitto. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-05-27

Mr.. James B. Bailey. of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. writes: "Oi all men
born to suffer, think / have had
my fullest share; from my four
teenth year have been miserable
ansaid. When twenty six years of
age, felt WIS sixty. Aiyatraubles
nude me unit for ,sbuv ~ or
pleasure A. Sear ag Ssa@
Browns Iron Bitlsrsxsffl~E9ss
2ntx-s-1S ES
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"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
PERSONALS.

Mrs. ]. P. DUKE left yefterday for Wis
/ consin.
MRS TRUDEAU left by the steamer CAT
| for Cincinnati.
JUDGE HAMMOND has left the city for
few weeks recreation.
Nh. NOLAN FoNTAINE has returned from
Allegheny Springs, where he left his family
J. d. HUNTER, of the firm of Hunter
Bros, left last night for Nashville on a short
| visit
Mrs. JAMES B. PosroN has been unani.
| mously elected organist of Central Methodist
Episcopal church.
JUDGE ]. F. SIMMONS, of Henderson, KY
is in the city, on his way to his old home in
Mississippi. He will return 10 Kentucky in
short time.
MIS-. LEoNoRA MORTON and son Frank
left yesterday for Chicago. ILL.,, TO visit rela-
tives before placing Master Frank at school
In South Bend.
Mr.. ED Moon, who left the city to spend
the sumner in the Northwest, has changed
base, and Is now sojourning at Cape May,
with health much improved.
Mr.. BLACK, clerk OF the Chancery Court.
will sell fine lot of real estate to-day at
noon, at the courthouse. He is the principal
real estate auctioneer now, ss most people do
not want to sell land at the present low prices
ESQUIRE THOMAS D. JOHNSON and James
ID. Hammer, of Braden, were reelected msgis-
trates of the Sixth district of Fayette county,
last Thursday. The latter led his ticket by
very fattering vote. "Jim's" many friends
in Memphis, who have known him for years,
will be pleased 10 learn that ne stands so we'll
with his neighbors. Both johnson and Ham
ner are straight Democrats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
THE RESULT.
The Returns Nearly Complete OF the
County Election Reeeived-Esquire
Winters Defeated.
Crenshaw Elected by a Small Majority
Getting Ready for the November
Campaign.

The election is not without its lessons
Although the Democrats lost one of theil
candidates, they ehould not be discouraged
The defeat of Esquire Winters was one oil
the inevitables. 1t was due to many and
various causes. In the first place, he had
for his opponent popular young Irishma IN,
who was not pronounced Republican. Mr..
Shea ran fully 1900 ahead of his ticket. Mr..
Cullen, his other opponent, is also a very
popular young man, belongs to several socie-
iiep, is not a Republican at all, bat had the
advantage of being Endorsed and heartily
supported by the Republican ring. AS il is
necessary TO sacrifice popular men in conven-
tions sometimes, it was impossible TO elect
E-quire Winters under such combination
Of circumstances. 1t was reported on the
streets yesterday that the Irishmen were very
much dissatisfied with the result of the
election, and were inclined to retire
from the Democratic party. The APPEAL
does not believe that any such move
will arise, in this event, of deciding
whittier they shall go. We may readily
suppose that Shea got 1900 Irish votes Had
these gone to Winters he would have stood
along with the rest of his ticket. In other
work., had the Irish come into the Demo-
cratic camp, where they naturally belong,
they could have elected their man; by split
ting, they lost their grip. From the Repub-
licans they got even less than from the Dem
ocrats. III they will unite solidly with the
Democratic party they will have much
better chance of recognition. A word now to
the colored people. Virtually they elected
Mr.. Cullen, and in so far az they supported
him all was well, but in return for their
labors they got nothing. They lost Fred
Hunt and Green Evans, and though both
wings united upon Levi Bolton, they lost
him. This latter fact would indicate that
the white Republicans scratched Bolton
Indeed, the most incorporating enemies
of the colored men in this county are the
men who compose the Federal ring. The
colored people will find it more to their in
terest to unite with the Democratic than the
party. Wisdom and hard work
will clear the way for Democratic victory
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

The United States Court has adjourned
o August 18th.
The negroes think the white Repubs
went back on them.
General Vaughan's name was only
scratched on one ticket.
Levi P. Bolton, who was beaten by
Crenshaw, is blue-black darky.
"A considerable number of colored men
voted for the Democratic ticket.
Pat Winters says he is the best consti
tutional lawyer in the State, anyhow.
Several suits against the old city Of
Memphis were revived in the United States
Court yesterday.
The NeW York Fashion Boar, and the
Ladies' Bazar just received at Mansford's
298 Main street.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Wesley Jones and Emma johnson,
Robert Glover and Bell Frost.
Many of the Memphis retail men might
initiate Sol Coleman, who contributed the
cum of $50 toward the success OF the Jockey
Club yesterday.
A citizen of Ripley, Tenn, writes us
that there are thousands of barrels of apples
and peaches for sale in that vicinity. Some
Memphis purchaser might look after them
with profit.
The Lincks will leave Nashville Satur-
day afternoon for Memphis, where they will
play game or two with our club. They
will be accompanied by about thirty ex-
cursionists.
Colonel Ingomar Capers received vote
for County Court clerk in the Third ward.
When DIR. McLsndon cruelty recorded if
scattering" Colonel Capers insisted on
personal explanation.
THE APPEAL has received cane and
bution-hole bouquet from Messrs. 1. Samuel:
son & Co., as a sample Of those they will pre-
sent their patrons to-day in honor of their
anniversary in business.
The Fifth and Tenth wards, which usual
ly 60 Republican by large msjorities, went
Democratic at the last election, because the
colored people are getting tired of the
hypocrisy of the Federal ring party.
"A grand camp meeting is to commence
at jackson, Tenn, Wednesday, August 9th,
and continue till the 14th. Mr.. Haskell,
New Orleans missionary, will be there with
his waterproof tabernacle seating 1000 per-
Sons.
"A trotting race was had yesterday by C.
Gallina's Msmie G., Yves Owens's brown
horse and Grenada pony; best three out of
Eve; mile heats. Mamie won first three
heats, with the brown horse second and the
pony third in each heat.
As the APPEAL told the workingmen,
they can expect nothing from an alliance
with the Republican party. The Federal
ring intends keeping the monopoly of offices
here, and the Independent wing of the party
is not strong enough to do anything.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE SANITARIUM, for August. This ex-
cellent publication besides its usual instruct.
i've contents has a fine steel engraving, a
portrait of d. Dudley Field.
The TRADEsMAN, for August. The pres
ent months number of this Chattanooga
publication abounds in information tina. is
of special interest to the Southerner; the
coal, timber, iron, and all the manufacturing
interests of the lower Mississippi valley re-
ceive intelligent and earnest attention in its
ample pages.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE KANSAS
STATE. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; W. Sims,
secretary, N Topeka, KS. Well prin@ed and
neatly gotten up, this report carries an at
tractive look with it, while the contents win
admiration for the industry and skill of the
compiler Its statements speak well for the
prosperity of Kansas and for its fine natural
advantages.
PASSAGES FROM THE WORKS OF w. H.
Prescott; compiled BY ]. E. H,odgdon.
Philadelphia, LIppencott & Co. A charming
book, in which the following subjects are
treated with the brillaincy that is peculiar
TO their gifted author: '"Aztec Civilization"
"Interview with the Aztecs," "Montezuma
and His Empire" Embassy and Presents"
"March to Cempoalls," Dispatches Sent to
spain,' Marriage of Philip and Mary"
"Abdication of Charles "" "Pizarro and
Lima," "The Last Triumph OF the Inca"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

I4I2 HI street, n. W., VashEn.t0n, ID. c.
Boarding ana Day School fo= Young Ladiss
Full corps of professors and teachers. Every adj
vantage affo rded for thorough training In the
Mathematical. Literary and Ornamental Depart
ments Teims reasonable. Fall session opens Sep
tember Goth. For catalogue sppfyto
MISS LiPsCDNR PrfucinaI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

New Clarendon Hotel.
MADISON AND SECOND.
LOCAL NOTICES.

d. r. GRAHAM, plumber, gas and steam
filter, % Beale street.
FoR pumps, pipes and well points 60 to
]. A. Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
DoN'T forget that the duplex Volume Ky
Directory is the only one copyrighted for
1888. F. wEATHERBE.
THE Memphis Mutual Aid Society, at
Monroe street, is the only company paving a
birth benefit in 20 days from date of certificate.
In Ayers Ague Cure we have positive
remedy for fever and ague and all malarial
disorders, and one entirely free from quinine,
arsenic, or other. injurious drugs. 1t is the
chemical and medicinal triumph of the age.
DIR. HoLMAN's PAD, composed of harmless
tonic and antiseptic vegetable ingredients,
designed by nature TO act by absorption, in
harmony with natural laws, is the only true,
rational and invariably successful treatment
for malaria.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
State Ferna;a College
University0f VIRGINIA.
WAVERLEY SEMINARY.

Session beg1nsvrf- tlse-Elrss az October and con-
tinues nine months Apply forcztaiogue to the
Secretary of the Faculty. p o. University of Vir-
ginia, Aioermarle county, Va.
JAS. +. HARRISON, Chairman Of the Faculty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
The RESULT

The following is the total result excepting
two precincts, which will not materially
change it:
For Sheriff-Athy 534s, McMahon 2494
Deveny, 1878.
County Court Clerk-Winters 1888, CuI-
len 464l, Shea 1862.
For Register-McCallum 1902, Evans
1879, Hunt 1899.
For County Trustee-A. J. Harris 559S
Ramsey 1888, Joe Water 22S7.
For Clerk of the Criminal Court-A. J.
Vaughan 1928, Barnum 1868, w. T. Ken
nedy 1913.
For Circuit Court Clerk-A memorandum
of this Office was misplaced.
Crenshaw's vote for all but two precincts
is 5S7S, Bolton 5761. Unofficial statements
from this precinct give the former a small
majority.
General Vaughan is the only man on the
Democratic ticket whose vote exceeds the
combined vote of his two competitors.
The following is list of the wards and
precincts not reported.in yesterdays issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
MAGISTRATES AND CoNsTABLEs.
First nfsfrief

For Magistrate-James II. Murray pa,
w. w. Dickson 1888, james A. Stewart 1914,
John C. Stewart $50, E. E. Hughes 10.
For Constable-W. A. Osborne 2S0, ]. H.
Kilbreath 166, C. N. Harold 81, John
Percy &c.
For School Commissioner-A. I. Cham
bers 3l9, d. M. Wethrington $50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

For Sherif;-Athy 81, Mcmahon so, Dew
eny SO.
For Criminal Court Clerk-A J. Vaughan
20, BarDum SO, Kennedy %.
For Trustee-Harris Al, Ramsey lis, Wal
ter 25.
For Regisier-McCallum II, Hunt 81,
Evans 81.
For County Court Clerk-Winters So, Gull
len 102, Shea 80.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 60, Bar
bour 90, o. w. Vaughan 20.
For Atiorney-General Bartlett = Kim
brough 81, Elliott SO, Stotesbury 80.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw Sc. Bolton
l24
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
TWELFTH DISTRICT.

For Sherif-Athy 80, McMahon 126, Dew
eny 205.
For Clerk Criminal Court-A. J. Vaughan
So, Barnum 205, Kennedy 121.
For Trustee-Harris 81, Ramsey POI, Wal
ter 126.
For Register-McCallum SO, Hunt 209,
Evans 116.
Fer County Court Clerk-Winters So,
Cullen PIG, Shea 136.
For Circuit Court Cierk-Uhl Sc, Barbour
206, o. w. Vaughn I27,
For Attorneys General Bartlett-Kim-
brough 8S, Elliott 206, Stotesbury 126.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw SO, Bolton
oO5 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

Would you trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, to make fol-
you anything-especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red u in the center and the
signature of j. III. Zsilin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imita-
tions. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious TO endauger
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
for Iron Roofs, Etc

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
wAsHISGroN. d. c., July p, 1882
CtEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at TINS
- office until II m. on the 11th day OF August,
lss2, for furnishing and putting in place. COM
plete the lion Roofs etc. required for the Custom
House, etc., at MEMPHIS, TkNS,, in aecordahce
with drawings and specifications, copies OF which,
and any additional Information may be had, on
application this ONCE the office Of the super
fntendcnf. JAS. q. HILL,
Supervising Architects
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
NINTH DIsTRIC1

For Sherif-Atby 1876, McMahon q,
Deveny los.
For Criminal Court Clerk-A. ]. Vaughan
l27, Barnum 12S, Kennedy IL.
For Trustee-Harris lbs. Ramsey 1872,
Walter ~.
For Disqualification 126, Hunt $50,
Evans II.
For County Court Clerk-Winters1 02, Gull
len 1874, Shea "a.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 40, Bar
Der 129, o. W. Vaughn II.
For Attorney General Bartlett - Kim
brough 133, Elliott l29, Stotesbnry III.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw 16l, Boil
ton los.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

For Sherif-Athy 100, Mcmahon IA
Dsveny 199.
For Criminal Court ClerS-A. J. Vaughan
1873, Barnum 227, Kennedy 5.
For Trustee-Harris 134, Ramsey 230,
Walter IA.
For Register-McCallum 100, Hunt 226,
Evans 10.
For County Court Clerk-Winters so,
Cullen 1S4, Shea So.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 134, Bar
bour 229, o. w. Vaughn 8.
For Attorney General Bartlett - Kim
brough 264, Elliott 203, Stotesbury 5.
For Clerk Bsrtlett-Crenshaw 1877, Bolton
234
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

~ ARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. Ellicott
VI City, Md; Principal, James NJ. Gsrnett, MA,
Ii ID. .Reopens Wednesdsy. Sept 18th. Thorough
pre- paTation. Location high. CIimaie healthy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
HUNTSVILLE
FEMALE COLLIE IL

IoN - Till rs = La Dc IN a.
THHIRTY-THIRDS SESSION BEGINS AUG UST so,
i 1851 Healthy. well furnished, fun Faculty.
Offers thorough instruction in all Departments of
Female Education. A delghtirhome Tor pupils
For catalogue, special IN formation, etc, address
REV a. B. JONES. AN, President
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Agents Wanted.

TN every portion of the United States by the
i GaIf City Matrimonial Association of
mobile, Ala for unmarried white persons, nals
and female. ONCE No. 81 ST. Michael street, 10
bile, Ala. Organized and chartered for 20 yea IS
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1882 Plans original. New features Members can
marry at the expiration of three months Refer
ences given. Correspondence solicited for agents
and members. Opportunity of a lifetime for
agents Certificates 5000. Address by letter.
Lockbox 726, Mobile. Ala, or in person at the
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
second District.

For Magistrate-C. ] ones 100, w. P York
45O, A. D. Hunter 1S4, VIM. Ward 81.
For Const able. l., Talley 265, J. I.
Hampton l57, c. H. Rayburn 62.
For School Commissioper-C. Jones As,
B. w. Jeter' $50. Thomas Henderson 270.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

For Sherif-Athy 131, Mcmahon SO, Dsv.
eny 1874.
For Criminal Court Clerk-A. J. Vaughan
ISL, Barnum 195, Kennedy 1.
For Trustee-Harris i69, Ramsey 1876,
Walter 10.
For Register-McCallum 143, Hunt 1Os,
Evans 5.
For County Court Clerk-Winters 90,
Cullen 233, Shea Go.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 16s, Bar
bour 196, o. W.Vaughn Z.
For Attorney General Bartlett = Kim
brough us, Elliott 1876, Stotesbury 4.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw 1S5, Boil
ton 1873
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
sEuENIH pIsIRicI

For Scientifically 179, Mcmahon 167,
Deveny $50.
For Criminal Court Clerk-A. J. Vaughan
1S9, Baruum $50, Kennedy 15S.
For Trustee-Harris 187, Ramsey 1SS,
Walter 15S.
For Register-McCallum ZIG. Hunt 155,
Evans 152.
For County Court Clerk-Winters $50,
Cullen 185, Shea 1877.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 1S9, Bar
bour $50, o. w. Vaughn $780,
For Attorney General Bartlett-Kim-
brough 279, Elliott 129, Siotesoury 123.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw sos, Bolton
0o6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
THIRD DISTRICT,

For Sherif:-Athy 1926, Mcmahon 1, Dew
eny 240.
For Criminal Court CIerk-A. J. Vaughan
129, Barnum PAL.
For Trustee-Hsrris 113, Ramsey 251.
For Rsgister--McCallum 81, Hunt 24l.
For Coanty Court Clerk--Winters 70,
Cullen $50, Shea IA.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 125, Bar
bour 24l, o. W. Vaughn l. fs
For Attorney General Bsrtlett-Kim-
brough 12S, Elliott 237.
For Clerk Bartlett-Crenshaw 124, Bolton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
Third DfHfrict,

For Magistrate-P. J. Quigley 1922, T.
Moffet, 1860, John Spelmsn 1865, T. Carney
1925. 1t is not necessary to give the other
figures.
For Constable-William Quinn 1913, NJ.
7. Garvin 1889, G. Buck art 1913, T. C. Fin
Messy S2S, James Cox S4S J. E. Glass, 405.
For School Commissioner-M. L. Bacon
1884, P. Hefferman II, Robert Batter 125.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
TENIh DISTRICT
(CoLLIERyILLE NOT INCLUDED.

ItOI1lIEIAf I'LL UUI INCLUDED.
For Sherif-Athy 81, Deysny "a
For Criminal Court Clerk-A. J. Vaughan
80, Barnum So. Kennedy !.
For Trustee-Harris IS, Ramsey "a
For Register-MeCallum SO, Hunt 81.
For County Court Clerk-Winters %, Gull
len 81, Shea 6.
For Circuit Court Clerk-UhI 80, Bar
bour 81.
For Attorney General Bartlett-Kim-
brough 80, Elliott 5.
For Clerk Bartle,t-Crenshaw 80, Bolton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

For Magislrate-J. w. Alexander 257,
B. w. Pryor 95. A. r. Pope, 26l, A. Finley
113, II. B. Pass "A, Bland Field les.
For Constable-O. N. Harrison 1873, James
Riley IS, Henry Rose l16, Seymour 1893.
For School Commissioner-A. L. Ferrell
1914, G. Shine III, Posey Echol I27.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fuller Electrical Company
OF NEW YORK.

TUE undersigned is now prepared to supply the
all pun poses of electric lighting. Special attention
given TO the lighting of mills, warehouses and
steamboat and estimates furnished wherever re-
ouIred. A. HITZFELD Agent,
2S3 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
Memphis Hospital Medical College

And medical department Southwestern Bap-
list University. The third regular session
will commence October /. 1882, and close
March 1, 1888. For information or cata-
logue, address
w. E. ROGERS, MD, Dean.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

Special to the Appeal

RIPLEY, TENN, August 4-The election
returns are not all in, but enough has been
received to fix the result. The regular
Democratic ticket has been elected with one
exception, Hanks, candidate for County
Court clerk, defeated by Jackson, IndePen-
dent Democrat.
The county gave handsome majority
against convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05

Anniversary of Business House. = :.
We will celebrate our anniversary to-day
by giving each OF cur patrons
Walkfng-Cane, Ruifon.H ole Bouquet
and Fan.
Brilliant illumination tonight. The public
are invited. I. sAMELsoN & co,
Proprietors Full Moon Cigar House,
e Opposite Peabody Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-05
EIRST DISTRICT
SECOND DISTRICT.

For Sherif-Alhy 1875, McMahon 26, Dew.
eny 271.
For Criminal Court Clerk-A. ]. Vaughan
315, Barnum 179, Kennedy 5.
For Trustee-Harris 219, Ramsey 276
Walter 2.
For Register-McCallum 212, Hunt 27s
Evans 5.
For County Court Clerk-Winters ia
Cullen 21S, Shea S.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Uhl 217, Bar
bour 274, o. w. Vaughn 2.
For Attorney-General Bartlett-Kim-
brough 2l7, Elliott 276, Stotesbury 6.
For Clerk Bar;ett-Crenshaw 200, Bolton
276.