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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-11-04
One Dollar for each .9rEicIe.

We do not offer single article Of merchandise that
be sold by regular dealers at our price. We do
not ask you to buy goods from unless sell
them cheaper than you obtain them any
other way,while the greater part OF our goods are
Al! lat
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-11-04
ED, MAERKEIN,

nrugEist aud Apothecary. Sth Street
J opposite the Post Once. Il now fully provided
with . complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
zines and offers his services especially TO the PHYsI
Of this village and county tor the cdrefI ana
ssis,.tifs preparation of their prescriptions. Is
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-11-04

d eHulAr Moet1ng Of MNHit0WocGIs Lodge
III Is held At Masonic Hail. York Street, on the
1T and Sd Wednesdsy Of Each Month.
b. K. RAND, W. n.
WV r. HORN. Sec
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-11-04

ssTTINTs ON HOUSE PAINTING" BY ]. W.
| W MxsURY. CT. 4S p, 40c Free by nla.1 on re-
ceipt of price. MASURY L WILTON. n.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29
'CoGklZANCB OF TIL & BUREAU or EQIiiP-
AZ THs pIFFEREgTsTTi IFRFEEgRkEgsTTiSN9TS NR BksqPrLIKD
Brna.roy Eor,pvrx, Nay .nn Rrnsn,rsr' RP5TInrnssr'

bNNhAI OF EuUlFNEkT AND KEGHulTlNu. }
Scale piCpossisto farti Isl ma lsT!sis fOP Do Nav,
sSF q y'ST e. SSS'S osn Iu lhH @ VIZ he
!hS 2tl Of ~ Bf btXt at which iirhS tho proposah
The proposal. must be addressed to the Chief
q me bureau q HqulpmoGt and Reeruiting. Navy
fropossIt icr sStSTIaIs a 1or lie % Sssy, % f0 tssa
they may be distinguished from othor business
PrlatSd ,cGedGISs for agy class together with
bid, "a aPpls.liSg 70 NE sonnsndgnis OF ne w
S5fb EU batcS SSa those of all tho Sa'Oa
This Comm.hdant Of each navy yard Apd the
sPpy q q o,hsa h9'ST ysrd hsxe ave
~ , oGl{. Ia SrdsL thst parsons who Intend
The Prop9.ais must 10 for the whols of asiass.
o sSSpes nusi Ss SaS o. % tOt tSe Com
m@sndants Al OF the respective yards,
r tSs g * T
district u yhgh thc bidder resides that be bass
tsGtSSyE GtSS (. q o. rssST dSpsT a. ne srieS.
icT iIs d llisl IA Shi.I hey TssidU "'''Aa'
S.ssss S%Ess ss y S1ss sssc az
"EHTS.s Is: NV faI Il isi$RSsst will se required !.
sSrIiiSd 10 isS sSds fssoa Il iES NV p pspslo
ment Agaddiiional secnrity, tweniy per Cenium
Wlu he Eilhhell from tho amount OF the bills until
tue contract Ebal hAye been cO4Ip ated and eighty
per sellum 0f be amount Of each bill, approved ia
lrlpiloate by the COmmandant Of the 10 specliye
yards Will be raid by the PaymasteT Of the station
designated In tho eOUtraot In nds or eertI HcAtes
Wy tbs option OF the Government, within ten days
after tRe warrant for the same shall bayc been
passed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes Qf this Bureau are numbered and des.
lEnated ~ follows;
No. FLAX Canvas. &c. No. l9-so.p aud Tai.
No 2-Colton Canvas, low.
No sSCottou Hammock, '' ReSa' "iu'' "'
bag aud Cot Slut. 10, ib-brush,h
no. 4-IIon and Steel No l6-ShiD Clun
No. B-UaloyIFOp No, l7-Taf AnI Taf
no. 7-Cbaln Iron. OIL ~
No. B-lIardwaTU. No ls-stationeTy
No. e-CoOkIng VI, nsils. No, 20 flraWood and
No. ll-Tln aud Zlno. GhaTaaAI 'rF
w 1-Le4thgF. 10. M-ShAd
The i1llowinE are tho CLASSES, by their gumbeTs
GhARLEsf6WN. =
Nos, O. y, I. s, ", rs. Il 10, ID H. Is, 10, o. N
BROOkLYN.
Nos l. .SSs$ySil,,ii9 e ma.
Nos. @ B. 1. o, 7, H. u, u, 10. II, u, 90, al
je93-wAw,
.RAtI.RiIHEIj PAPER ToR SALE THIS At
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

The olympics, 1t seemed, were doomed to
no better luck, for Young went out on ly
70 Gould, Billings on a ny to II. Wright,
Emmett made safe hit to centre, and got
his first. Woods struck q high ball to len
field, which was neatly CAPTURED by Leonard,
who thus closed the game, with tho Red
stockings In the advance by a lead OF II.
The fnllnMlnn L. the
The national Republican., 1869-06-29
Proposals..
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
., TErAsuRr DEPAErnEsy, /
ORFInE or lsrERs1L REvRNun

OFFICE or INTERNAL REvRNu1
. ... WASHsgroN, May 81, 1850.
Sealed propYaals will be received at this oaec
until the 3lth day Of Juno. l56D. at " O'Clock m
nal Revenue throu ghout that ortlon Of the United
states lying rnt Of tho Rocky Mountains, except
yQaT ending Juno TO- -ls7O. ~
No proposals " III be considered ualsss aoeoupa.
MED by boGd with sufficient surotlos In tho sun
" nNs thousand dollars, .tS3, f0o,) approved by
furnished ~ the Departpent, conditioned that the
or any part Of II, duly execute co ontraet with Food
same - ''N
The Commissioner reserves tho right to consider
and accept or TejesE each bid, itom BY itcm.
Tho bids should bG Addressed to The Co mi ner
Of lntornal Revenue, and indbTsed "PropaSals Tor
sIpplyilg Stationery to Internal Revenue 01lCoTs.
bchcdul Of articles 10 VI furnished Will b. for
wardsd from this ofhee upon application wifi eon:
dtlOns unier which tho articles are 10 be deiiyerpd
my9.eOlA q, DELANO. COmnis sioneg
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

The commencement exercises Of George
town College commence to-day. On Thurs
day the ffty.second annual commencement
takes place, to which all arc invited.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

BURT's LADIES' SHOES, in great variety,
constantly on hand, and selling, at Cum
mins's extensive shoe store, 3i7 Seventh
street, next to Northern market and X. A
large stock just received.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

LADIES SLIPPERS, of all styles, colors and
materials-n heavy and select assortment
now ready aud selling, at Cummins's cxton-
sivc shoe store, 347 Seventh street, next to
Northern market and X.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

MuzzLB YOUR DOGS with muzzlcs from J
s. Topham & Co., 800 Seventh street, next
TO Odd Fellows Hall. They have every
style and variety of these important articles,
made so by the Mayors recent proclama-
tion
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

$. G. MILLS, JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Ofllce and residence No. 544 II street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

AN INSPECTION of the elegant stocs,
tcwclry, vases, chromos and other articl,I
lust received direct from tho New CentrGi
Dollar Store, No. 2s Market spacc, bctwcct
Eighth and Ninth streets, will amply r4i ~
q visit.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peace--ofiice 2i0 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

TmE WAsuINGTON CITY DlspESsARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Ds. L.. NJ. Taylor and Il. W.
Latimcr, has proved perfect success. Medl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Onlcc hours from TO
10 II. III. aud 10 Up. III. Prescriptions care
fully compounded,
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

ALARM OF FIRE.-Some roofers engaged
on house adjoining the corner Of Eleventh
and X streets were last evening burning
some old felt on the street, which naturally
produced good deal of smoke. Mr.. Thos.
Elwood, foreman OF Union Engine No. /,
supposing that where there was smoke there
must be some fire, struck box ~, Fifteenth
and X streets, thus making the down en-
gines pass four blocks out of the way to
reach the fire. The alarm should have been
struck from box ", corner of Twelfth and
J streets.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

sEE seIicsof resolutions Of respect, in
another column, to the memory of the late
Michael Garyin, esq.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

Cool AND PLEASANT ROOMS are for rent at
No. l"l street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets,
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

GENTS, NoTicE.--The largest stock ever In
store, Of Burt's French Calf and Kid CATERS,
Tics and Boots. Many new styles just re-
ceiyed. Also, rare styles In Gents Lasting
Ties and Congress, with n large and select
variety OF all grades OF Shoes or Boots fOs
gentlemen, selling and receiving daily, ut
Cummlns's extensive shoe house, 3i7 Seventh
street, next to market and X.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

Tng THIRD annual picnic of St.Matthews
string band will be given at the Seventh
street park on Thursday, July /.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

TnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, te
call nj once II they wish to ave their articles
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue, Z.
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts =
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

NJ TAYLOR " Co. advertise elegant mate
rial for traTcling suits. The ladies' should
read their announcements.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

PETIT LAHCLSY.-Lucinda Jones, charged
by Anthony Thompson with petit larceny,
was arrested by Officer Bowen aud COM
mlltcd to jail for court for Justice Phnt.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

REPAIRING TUSsEL.-Thc large tunnel
ON the conduit road near Brooks farm,
through which the Potomac water passes to
res ch the District, having been out of use
for b1me six months, ocCasloned BY a break,
Is nov being repaired aud archoa with brick
eight feet in the clear. The work will be
completed in about nine months, and Col. 7.
samo, engineer Of the watcr-works, has ap-
pointed Mr. Francis Reside, of this city, 10
superlntCud the work.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

OAK HALL has an immense stock Of Gents,
Boys and { llldrcn's Summer Clothing
which II cla ms to be superior In style, mate
rial and cheapncss to any to be found esc-
where in Washington. Also, piece goods In
great variety for those prefcrrlng TO have
their garments made to order, at 400 SEVENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

THE LAST PRIsoSER.-When the use OF
the Old penItentiary which stood near the
arsenal was abandoned, nn ARRANGEMENT
was effected with the New York authorities
by which the prisoners then In confinement
were trausf ferred to the Albany penhcntiary.
The term Of service Of the last Of the batch
thus transferred expired week ago yester-
day, the prisoner having served, SIX yeas
and nine months, during which time he lost
but seven days work on account Of sickness
lie was very orderly and well behaved, never
having been punished during his term OF
service. He was furnished with new cloth
Ing and sufficient funds TO defray his travel.
Ing expenses home. lie leit the pcnLcntinFy
In fine spirits, "i'h heartfelt thaIAs 10 Gen.
Pilsbury, and determIncAtn be Jod citizen.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

Every body has hobby which he's ever found
Astrile,
Aud while possessing one himselG, all others
will deride;
One person likes arspid horse, another poodle
dogs,
Some fancy fine merino sheep, or ponderous
Berkshire hogs.
But a universal hobby Teigns which every.
body knows,
IL a taste for weii.made, neatly hitting, eheap,
substantial clothes,
And chance to ride this hobby now, Is offered
One and all,
Ifthey'll purchase their apparel at the famous
BtOFe-OAK HALL
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CIIizLS.-Mr.
George Stephens, for many years one Of our
most popular steamboat men, aud for some
years past mate OF the Aqua creek mail
steamer keyport, died yesterday morning,
after brief illness, at hs residence, corner
Of Ninth and streets, Island.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

LAY DELEGATION QuEsTION,-On Friday
evening the congregation of llamline church
voted on the lay delegation Proposition, as
lollows' For, ~ against, 33. The vote at
Fletcher chapel was In favor 10 . against,
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

JoHN T. drew, esq, counsellor at law,
has removed his Office from corner of Seventh
and l. streets to i7s II street, between Ninth
and Tenth str cts, where he has fitted up an
elegant and COmmodous suite Of office
rooms.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

"INFANTs' SuoEs."--A heavy stock, of
all colors and styles, always selling, at Cum
mins's shoe store, 347 Seventh street, next
to Northern market. N
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

NEW STEAMSHIP LISE.-Thc steamer h.
Chanborlln, Captain Frccr, made her
maiden entrance this morning at Fay's
wharf, with merchandise and country pro-
luce, from baltimore and intermediate land
ings, for Washington merchants and clti-
lcns. This new line Will be regularly main
taiucd throughont the season.
The national Republican., 1869-06-29

lMroEfANT TO Doc OwSrr.-. - Major
richards Yesterday issued Ou order 10 the
officers Of the police force directing them ON
aud after the let day Of July to .hool all
dogs found running AT lngr contrary 10 the
requirements of the recent prOulnlnatiOus Of
the mayors Of Washington and Georgetown.
Powder and shot for this purlo,y will be
ruruishcd on application at police hrulIar-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Colonel Hush d. Greer as can
didats for the Office of County Court Clerk,
subject to the Democratic Convention. to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31

indianapolis Cor. Cincinnati Commercial
In Terre Hauie, Indiana, last Thurs
day, while thousands of impatient chill
dren were eagerly counting the hours
until Christmas, and while lovely women
with their Arab shswls folded about their
rounded busts were cbeapeniug silks and
laees in fashionable bszsars, q man fell
through trsp-door and broke his neck.
II is scarcely possible to hang man sat
isfaciorily--to the party cast for the lead
ing role But there were some barbaric
featured about this affair which might
have been omitted. The Law provides
that the executions shall be private, but
the Sheriff of Vigo county SCENE TO have
gone 10 the extreme limit of violating
The letter withou' breaking the spirit Of
the law. The scrffold was erected at the
intersection of two public streets, instead
of in the j4il-yard. And the worthy
sheriff had It in contemplation to ar
range il so that the head and shoulders
of the condemned would be visible
to the ribald crowd mp to the mo-
ment the drop fell, so that they
would be only cheated ont OF hiG
dying struggles; but on reflection c
concluded not TO hazard this And the
prisoners treatment before the execution
was barbaric. Hundreds of persons with
no better motive than idle curiosity were
allowed to interview him. For this,
however, the Sheriff is not TO blame, as
the prisoner seemed to desire company.
BE felt himself sort Of hero. aud was
inclined TO make the most Of the impor-
tsnce with which going to be hanged had
invested him The greatest barbarily
Of all, however, was in permitting q
brother-in-law Of the man killed by Nor
gan to be present, and gloat over the
sufferings of the criminal in his last ex-
tremi,y. This man-Chsrles May by
the prisoner IN his
DYING speech. saying that what be had
said was a Cd id lie, and made q
movement 10 strike him. Could any
thing more horrible be devised2 Would
il not have been well enough to hang this
man Msy-st less. q little While-io
lesrn him common deceucy2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
g j t Y.
LIST Ward-North End Navy Var,

lst Ward-Eorth End Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. James A Newsom
judge, J X handle. o Dwyer, j Glancey
Clerks, Baugh. + Atwood.
"a Ward - Al Corner Washington and
Fourth Streets.
Deputy Commissioner, George GiIlbone I;
judges, 7 " Liehtburne. I Campbell, W j
Chase; Clerks, Thos Joyce, A X Edgington.
80 Ward-At Kiernan's Office.
Deputy Commissioner, W e Barrett Judges,
James Roork, W ] McKeoa, ] B Sjgniago !;
Clerks, Kerry schrader. W A Nelson.
4th Ward At Corner Madison and Third
Streets.
Deputy. Commissioner. / I Cartwright:
judges. A 7 Lacey. NJ Stanley. W w Cole
man; Clerks. Dan Kirwan. A Holding.
9Th Ward-At Circuit Court House.
deputy Commissioner. Thos W 0'Donnell;
JUDGES, Holst, Owen Smith, Jas Fogarty /;
Clerks, W Hilbert. Jno Baird.
9Th Ward-At Corner Tolbert and Mulberry
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner. II Z Chilss: judges.
P A Ciealll. Thos D Norment, J Halstead I:
Clerks, W II CLARK. sam'I Moore, ir.
It'll Ward-At Corner Linden and causey
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner Robt Good: Judges,
w l. Stewart, W Davidson, Larry Harmstad (;
Clerks. P Foster. c c Jones.
9Th Ward-At Church on Quinby Avenue.
Deputy Commissioner, d T Mnnsarrat (:
yudges' B Holt. D Psnte. 7 McGeoy I:
Clerks, j ID Stewart, Eugene Levy.
9th Ward = At Corner Kerr ard Fl tn
Streets
Deputy Commissioner. W Gibson Judges
9 NJ Wadrig, Danbury. J HsrriLg; CLERKS.
JN HandNerker, 2 G schafer.
10Th Ward-At Africa Bailey's Church.
DeTuty Commissioner, W + McLefresh (;
judges. Wrisht. W Ellis. J NJ William
son; Clerks. n Boon, Al guste BiEien.
~ Deputy Commissioners will please call
and get returns and pOll-boaks. and be sworn
in. JOHN P. BOUGBNER.
Commissioner Of Registration for She by
county. 100 t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
v,s.,ss,,,, ANN Tr1SrssKx RAILROAD.


MISSISSIPPI AND rExxKssKE EAILRoAp.
New Orleans mail tdsily,. s'SS pm. l 2s N; :,
FrsIsSt ' texospt Sunday 2:s5 pm, 4:55 Am:
Mail train makes direct connection for Now
Orleans and all points South.
Express train makes direct connection Tor
Coffeevillo. Water Valley. oxford, hoiiy
Springs. and all points North Of Grenada on
Ticket Office, 2sT111 Main street. and NJ the
depot. 0mnibuses will call for passengers and
check baggage In any part of tie city BY leav-
ing 0ra''' a A.. s. fiWViE lfMoEE Gen. sup't.
xxxrHIs AND oHAnLrsroS RAILROAD.
Throash mail. daily; ;.,;;;..l2Oi Pm. Ssor.h'
Through express, daily(docs
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday, nv. u:3e Pm.
Junction Accommodation, 620 IN. or,
save Sunday ....~.......... l6:30 Pm. Hlo AN.
Somcrvile Accommodation,
save Sunday........ ;..-....... wac An 4:aoP
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
% orioe. No. 27s Maia street, and a. Depot.
BARyxy HuaHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-~.--....---l2:25P Pm. 1904.
Sshs E1 gssa@| osiicn. sis os
Ticket ofica. No. STx Main street. De-
p0'' ''s1 u quo s.. B JONES. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Go,rc Wvsr = Leave Hopefeld at 900 AIN.
arrive at L'Anguille at l2:0Om.
aourNe K AsT-Leaye L'Anguillo at 1880 IN;
arrive at UopeEeld at 80 pm. :.
Trains leave daily. Ferryboat leaves foot OF
Union street at 600 am, city time.
B. d. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
CITY CONVENTION.
Mr. John Johnson Nominated ON the
Twenty-Third BALLOT.

We gave the proceedings Of the City
| Democratic Convention yesterday up to
the eighth ballot, which was taken at one
o'clock. 1t Is not necessary to give the
vote on all the remaining ballots. The
people of the city-the voters--know
already, and the most Of them knew last
night, the result. The friends of Mr..
Black were true friends. and they stood by
him until the twsnty-tbird ballot. When it
was growing dark and everybody saw
that il would be impossible to nominate
Mr. Black, bis supporters agreed to pre-
serve the party and united upon Mr.. John
Johnson, another self made man, who has
worked his way up to the head of large
mechanical business by hard ticks. Mr..
Blacks highest vote was iwenty-nine,
which he received on the fifth ballot,
when lie only required one more vote to
be nominated. His lowest vote previous
to the twenty-third was on the nine
teenth and twentieth ballots, when he
received twenty votes. Cjonel David
ToHnsend's name was dropped after the
sixth ballot. 81 highest vote was nine
teen.
General Ruffil's name was submitted,
and Mr.. John Taylor pledged that be
would stand by the seton OF the Conveu-
ton. HIS only vote was in the eighth
ballo, two. Colonel John W. Dawson's
name was brought forward, but be had
not authorized any ore to use bis name
against Mr.. Black. So be only received
two votes nttbati time. And thus matters
stood at the eighteenth ballot, when COM
promise committee Of FIVE from each side
retired and came back to report the name
of Eugene Magevney. Colonel Magev-
neys highest vote was, in the twenty. first
ballot, twenty-five. At last Alderman
Moffef, for the sake of harmony, an
nounceI that the Black men would sup
port Mr. Johnson. On the twenty-ihird
and last ballot, Mr.. johnson received
thirty four votes, Mr.. Black seven, Eu-
gene Msgevney one, Dawson three. Car
ried by reclamation.
Before acjourning-ss the convention
did subject to the call Of the Executive
Com mittee--a committee OF five was ap
pointed to inform Mr.. johnson of his
nomination. The followieg correspond
ence transpired
MEMPHIS, December 30. 1859.
John johnson. ESQ:
SIR: Having been appointed by the
Democratic Convention, which assembled
for the purpose of nominating suitable
person for the ofise Of Mayor, as COM
mittee to inform you of your unanimous
nomination fer that honorable and re-
sponsble position, we cheerfully do so,
and request your acceptance of the same.
Truly, yours, N MAaEvSEY,
d d. SANDERS,
T. W. O'DoNNELL,
THOMAS MoFFET,
j. 6. BARBOUR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
N o It L @ e
Taxpayers OF shelby County.

THE Tax Books for the year 1852 will be ready
Il January J. 1870. and I will Immediately
thereafter proceed 20 collect according TO law.
All Taxpayers who have personal property
their taxes in the hands Of Constables. who are
authorized 70 distrain q snfieiency to pay all
taxes. 1 viii attend at the following named
places for the purpose OF receiving the State
and County taxes for the year 1859:
District No. lat en-. Frsed's store Hazel
Flats. on Tuesday. January II.
District No. NV. G. Wards, Esq., on Mon
day. January TO-
District No. s-Bolton's store. on Saturday.
January q.
District No. S-cuba. on Friday. January 4.
District No. s. Engine house teorner Second,
on Monday. January "a.
District No. e-Raleish. on Saturday, jan
uary Is.
District No. 7-Bsrtlstt. on Friday. January
District No. s. Shelby Depot. on wsdn Is lay.
January Y.
Disiric. No. g. Baskerville. on Thursdes.
January Is.
District No. 10 -coilierEills. On Monday.
January IL.
Distric. No. II-Gernantown. on Tuesdsy.
January IS.
District No. l7-MechanicsviIle. on Thurs
day. January %.
District No. ls-Arnold's. on Friday. jan
uary 81.
District No. IA Ofics o,ruer Second and
Union. on Tuesday. Jsauary Is.
District No. IS H and workers grocery (Chel-
seal. on Saturday. January q.
District No. l6-T hite's station. on Wednes.
day. January Is.
District No. McCoaneIl's Church, on
Thursday. January 9.
WM. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector. Shelby County, Tenn.
0fice in County Court Building. corner Of
Cero-d and rrfon streets Rarrn M l--T1a