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The New York herald., 1869-04-25
THE TAMMANY.
MANAGING DIRECTOR. LEONARD GROVER
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE RIzARELLI BROTHERS,
These marvellous artists who recognized by the press
and public OF this and all countries a.
THE FIRST OF ALL GYMNAsTS,
have been engaged for the past four weeks peocns and
ENTIRELY NEW AND PERTLous ACT,
destined 10 mmortaze their In the records OF gym.
nastc efplots Ihn startling and daring performance will
TAMMANY ON MONDAY EVENING.
Doubtless this the MANY PATRONS OF the TAMkANY
have arrived a the conclusion that would be without the
bounds OF possibility 70 witness gymnasc feats peril
TELLER the Gregores Carloa and other
who have appeared in rotation before them But al
waya II 10 reserved for the Rizarel 10 what
sisted with strength akin and achieve. The two
brothers take position on
THE OCTASGuLARUM,
novel addition to k'ECOLE GYMNAsE, comprising
LECHELLE PERILEtsE and the PARALLEL GORE
ZONTAL BARS the whole al the gh Of the ceiling These
two bars are FOURTEEN FEET APART. After perform
ing several STARTLING AND INTERESTING feats on
LECHELLE PERILEUsE. such as leaping from rung 70
runs then skipping then two, and backward
forward they each leap TO- the parallel bars upon which
which SHALL ENTIRELY ECLiPsE anythnr OF the
kind before attempted but shall leave patrons
judge of Its merits During this one performance
the mind OF the spectators They hnalv 20 in rotation
swnng speze from which they jump forty feet single
rope and descend THERE Is no PRECEDENT IN OAR
ING OR SKILL TO this last act, and will be performed
without net impossible 10 spread large
cover the spaced travcrsed.
BROTHERS, In their new feat, combining, does all
exceence far transcends that which greeted their
psafance the DO BILE fLYING TRAPELE.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 70
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RROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29,
First and only Performance In Brooklyn OF
LA PERICH0LE.
NILE. IRMA. N. AUJAC. n. LEDUC.
Sale Of seats commences al the Box Once
MONDAY MORNING.. A. NJ. April. 26.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT 9.
" Late Pixies Twenty third st. and Eighth av)
JAS. FISK, Proprietor G. w. TAYLEUR. Manager
GENERAL ADMISSION FIFTY GENTS.
FIFTH WEEK, sHAKsPEARE's GRAND P0EM-sPECTA-
Gle,
THE TEMPEST,
beautifully and magnhcently presented, with
THE BEST BALLET, RICHEST COSTUM1NG
ever combined In any one production In America
Mr.. f. l.. DAVENPORT,
in his mastery OF Pr0spero supported by Messr
FRANK MAYO. VIM. DAvIDGE.
has been the good fortune of the manager 10 receive
from many Of the best known patrons and critics OF Ar, In
New ork the most encouraging congratulations upon what
with aa,teng unaamty e pronounced the m0s chssts
stage He regrets that he restrained from publicly adorn
msn.s for while they full justice 70 Mr. Geszs mastery
pencngs surprising In artistic and beauty anything
yet seen by M Tayeure abroad or hoe they give elo-
Quen expression also to that cultivated taste which has
equsnty negatved the houghess assertion that the poetry
OF the stage lacks for proper appreciation In hs
metropolis.
THE CHARMING MORLACCHI BALLET TROUPE,
THE GREAT SHIP SCENE AT g.
The most thrilling theatrical illusion exhibited In
America representing the founderng at sea of tempest
A TEMPEST MATINEE IN EVERY SATURDAY
In rehearsal Sardou's "PATRIE" purchased by Mr. Tay
leure in Paris and Dumas dramazaion Of his superb
romance,
"THE THREE GUARDSMEN."
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TUE LEcru,,E SEASON.

VlR MANY Y. GREENE WILL GIVE COURSE OF
- we've essons 20 ladies' Anatomy and Physiology at
'he Nsw f"tk ,n,rmsry, 26 Second avenue commencing
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
ntefesunst invaluable aud scientific iects
sowt2 i've ana what 70 1--we for delivered daily the
new YORK museum OF Anatomy. Those unable TO attend
can receives copy by forwarding Is cents 10 the sscrsary
bls broadway. -
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AMUSKlyHENTs.


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LAST SiGHrs Or THE BEAuTifHE BxGkETs
NILE. sANGALLI AND sIGNOR COSTA.
LAST NIGHTS OF ALL IT'S WONDERS. L
Matinees M Wednesday and Saturday.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers JARRETT PALMER
Begins precisely at r M Terminates a. l0:k
EiGHTY-FIFTH PERFORMANCE
Engagement of the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsouE TROUPE,
who will appear this and every evening Saturday aSh
NJ. in II. B. Farnes
RECONSTRUCTED
RECONSTRUCTED
RECONSTRUCTED
FORTY THIEVES
FORTY THIEVES
FORTY THIEVES
CROWDED HOuSrS.
RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE.
UNERRIN0 SUCCESS.
A CLUSTER OF GEMS.
FRESH SCENERY.
RICH DRESSES
WITTICISMS.
GLORIOUS DANCES.
AMUSING RHYMES.
IMPOSING MARCHES.
THE PEERLEss DONKEY.
GRAND BALLOON AsCENk
PARIS FESTIVAL
..-CANCAN. CANCAN.
RAILROAD TRAIN.
RANTOONE VELOCIPEDE, Ae
MATINEE SATURDAY AT
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THE TAMhhNY.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Nile. ZuLETLA and Mons yENTfNf
These talented artists who engaged In Europe for
The TAMMANf, direct from THE CRYSTAL PALACE,
sYDEEHAM arrived in this country about three weeks
and have been actively engaged In ehcang their act for s
production at
TiE rAANAsy, MONDAY, APRIL rs
This act comprises
NOVEL AND PICTURESQUE GROUPINGS
on the Double Trapeze entirely and novel In their
ces These celebrated artists viii conclude their
with
TIIR CHALLENGED TRANaEPr FLIGHT,
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET
MONDAY NENIN0, APRIL 2s
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A CARD OF THANKs.-MRS. HUMPHREY BLAND
n begs the privilege OF acknowledging her heartfelt obli
cations the public for their liberal attendance her
benefit and TO the Hon. Oakley Hail. General Dayton Mr.
Augustn DAILY and other leading gentlemen, who
themselves therein TO Lester Wssck John Brougham, E.
Hayes E. Morris and the other Managers who gave the
vices OF their artiss to Miss Rose Eylngs Miss
wilkins Miss Cole Mark Smith, Lewis Baker, and hessrs
Rockwell Devere, Henderson the ladies gen
temen who assisted by their valuable talents D.
Haykns, forhs sdmirabe the performance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-24

The Liverpool market was sctive st
the opening to-day, Uplands I2i, Orleans
12ld. At leo pm. it was active, Up
lands I29I2kd, -Orleans I2l9I2sd, and
closed unchanged in every respect.
Shipments from Bombay since last re-
port 70 the 20sh, $4,000 bales,
The New York market at the opening
to-day was very firm with holders ask.
ing higher rates Low Middii1gs 274e,
Uplsnds 29e, Mobile 29fc, Orleans 29Lc,
Good MiddliDgs 30e. At 1850 am. the
demand wac fair and prices higher, Low
MiddIings 2s3c, Uplsnds 29!e, God
Middlings 3O4e. At noon tAe demand
was moderate and prices firm, Low Mid
dlings 2S{e, Uplsnds 295c, Good Mid
Middlings 303s. At 2:lO pm holders
asked an advances but buyers were eau
tious, Low Middliugs zee, Uplands 292s,
Good Middlings 3O4c. It closed quiet
but firm, Low Middlings 29s, Uplands
293c.
In New Orleans, st 2:30 pm, holders
were firm az 2S4c for Middlings.
Holders in this market have things
pretty much their own way and sre en-
tirely independent, not seeming to care
whether they sell or not. There Is nv
table; If you want it at - cents, tgke
it, If not, VI can't trads.n They abzte
not one jOt. Sales to-day were rather
hght-rot, We think, exceeding 1000
bales-snd the market closed with sn
upward tendency. We quote az follows
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERoE
AzNPHu, February % $50.
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Tbera e no demand for City Bonds ana
~ saIlers. Serbs Of all kinds are nOmi-
naIly unchanged, with tax payers buy
ing only in q small way and dealers am
pIv supplied. So far IS any prospective
demand Is concerned, it is so far of that
brokers do not care about adding very
materially to their supply. City Scrip
is scarce, or rather is held BY spectators,
and is not offered under IS to SOC. There
is no demand for it except to pay wharf
age. Ledger balances turn up OCCASION
sIy. ssd are taken st 7297Sc. Selling
1t 75G77c. County Warrants are also
scarce. Buying at 75@76c. Selling at
soc. Police Scrip hrm at s5996c buying
Selling at csc.
Gold opened In New York to-day at
ISstc and closed st 1929, carrying at
4a5 per cent. Sterling Exchange was
steady at IO9 for sixty day bills. The
Bears sold gold freely early in the day,
anticipating the decline which followed.
Money active on call st 8 per cent.
The stock market at the opening was
very irregular and unsettled, and as the
dsy advanced the disposition to sell
which prevailed caused prices to desine.
At the close the market was steady with
light business transactions
Wells & Fargo Ex., = American tx,
484; Adams Elk, 63I Q. s. Ex.I =
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
2s5; Canton 604; Pacific Mail, 1908; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 37s,; New York
Central, 1884; Erie, to = Hudson,
1855 ; Reading, s24; Chic. & Alton, l55i
preferred, 1851 Toledo, W. and F. w,
S.; preferred 77E;St. Paul, So; preferred
77k; Fit. Wayne, 1919 Ohio & Missis-
slppi, "a; Michigan Central, lis Mich
igzn Southern, 95f Illinois Central,
1924; Cleveland & Pittsburg, S9s Cleve-
land & Toledo, IO45 Rock Island, 1871 )
Chicago & Northwestern, So preferred.
ss3.
Sales ofTennessee Bonds were reported
st SITE for old and 654e for new.
Governments opened steady in tone
but with less demand. At the moo call
the market was generally steady SIS
and 6Ss were the leading features, and
closed dull but steady.
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oCULIsT N AURIsT.
Capital Surgery & { hrOnlc Disease.
R. 10 NJ II .

OF NEW YORK,
Late Physician and Surgeon of Jones' Eye and
Ear Institution in New York, and formerly
Surgeon TO the London ENG Eye
and Ear Innrmary,
HAS been persuaded to make a professional
IL visit to some OF the principal cities in the
United stat s-tnereby to bring his skill within
the reach of the afflicted thousands who could
not avail themselves OF 1t in New York. The
success of DR.. JOHANNES A. Jones in the
surg cal and medical treatment OF the Eye and
Far and old standin complaints. has been
looked upon with astiOniRhment and Joy. The
press has recorded many OF the skilifrl opera
lions, reminding the people that they cannot
always have D.. Jones with them, and not TO
delay il they need mis- services
DIR. JONES is now Practicing at the Peabody
House. Memphis, Tenn, where. through great
persuasion. he has been induced 10 stay
until March LIST DR.. viii practice al
The Louisville Hotel, KY, from the ID to the
10th OF March.
In the treatment OF the EAR AND EYE, and
other organs of senAe, 1t becomes necessary "a
have a good knowledge of every thing pertain.
ing 10 medicine and surgery. are called
either the old or the new school college, and
can boast of a One-sided education. DR.. JONEf
has had q thorough education In OOih the Ole
and ths new school medical colleges, ant
in an Eye and Ear College, and in thI
Eye and Ear Inhrmaries and Hospitals
plomas from the same hang in his office
It is impossible for a physician who has bul
the usual medical education, 10 successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Dr.
has awaited himself Of all the advantages tht
world affords 10 hit himself for his natural anC
CHOSEN profession and of bis success he reader
may Judge by the following testimonials:
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination DR.. JOHANNES A
JONES mas gone, and who have testified to hi.
ability IN the strongest Language possible, BY
placing their names TO his diplomas, which are
suspended in his Once, open TO he inspection
of the Interested.
Valentine Mott, n. D., LID, New York.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADART'S Pure Vegetable Coiorlng, 81 a
pound, sufficient 10 give a rich golden yellow
TO 200 pounds OF White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package. sent to any address. No
farmer should be without II, as white and
strsaky Butter 10 worth from six TO ten cents a
yellow. febN
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief aliuion to the orisin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove uuiutere ting.
Among The authenti .nted records OF the re-
nowned captain Cooks voya Z around the
world, is found the statement, that wntlo So
jOurning for "A snort ume on the brazilian
Toast OF South America, he observed the ma
tivss using, IN the preparation Of their food, a
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, ne
found to pOss sss the appearances. taste and
flavor OF Butler; upon further inquiry, how
ever, ue ascerI,alned lnaJ II was simply SUD
stance that the natives distilled in a crude and
imperfect manner from a rich anu uxuIianJ
plant that grew spontaneously and abundantly
in that warm tropical couatry. a few years
ago an eminenI French chemist. Whine on a
professional V tsit to the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remaTkaDie pro-
ductien of naJ1r ami succeeded in extracting
a concen trateG essence or Inc plant. The Tor
mula for its preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in his country are the exclusive
nronertv of This company, by whom il was
purchased rom the original d1scoYefeF, We
claim for this rem aFkabie, yet simple and per-
feeuy harmless preparation
Isl, Thai by its use "A net gain Of from 20 10
200 per cent. is made in tie manuiaeture or
Butter.
cause, may be strong, rancid, ,sueaAed or
coarse-grained, and O mparatlVeIy useiess lor
General use by the aid OF his Extract 10 re.
Stored to lis original ireshness and sweetness,
fine grain auu even color.
Sd. BY the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
deiIciocs, tresn Butter Is @ctubhS maui AOO
one pint of milk.
4th. That a pure n tXeeuen1 taDe Butter
can be made, at 8 cost OF from ~ W SShts kSA
Donpd. The chief sxpenl q wherein being But
Ter, which is the essen t4l base
5ih' THAT 6ntter manufactured by the aid Of
this Extract is equal IN every respect 70 tne
best Butter naae Dy the ordinary method
Oh. Ths Extract. after thorough analysis,
by aoie hemis is pronounced perfectly Tree
from any deleteIious substance, the 1pgredi-
ents being parely OF a vegetable nature.
7Gb- In proof OF the foregoing assertions, the
factory OF this ccmplny rs making one ton OF
Butter per day, winch meets with ready sale
in the New YORK market, ana is consumed
from the tables OF The first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
a sample package Of the EXTRACT Cuf1cient
to make fifty pounds o Butter), with full d.
~rections Tor uss. will he fent tO-any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUrION.-As all ARTICLES of real merit are
subject to spurious Ia tatiOns, we would spec
cially canton tbs pm 'ilc against cOuntsrfeits
and worthless imiLasi as, advertise 1 as pow
dsrs, compounds. etc., as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
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MgaPniS i ARKANSAS klVGa
- zzzzE
PaClxoG COmpa'y.

TINE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
4 Boats of this LINE viii leave aemphis
hereafter THREETIME3A WEEK, as follows:
Thursdays and saturdays, az
5 O'Clock P.En.,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. A. ELL.--.--..B Il. Halnes, Master
6ta5soei1, master
LEM W j. Berry y Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROJK with the Com
pany's new and Iight-draught packets for Fort
Smith aud Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN.---..-..JnO. w. Williams, master
VAN .......-----Jame BoWlln, Master
FORT GIBSON .........JOhn WOODBURY., Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
Tor the trade, and ars particularly veil adapted
to il. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tins line 10 ali points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any polnto on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned TO
"a Memphis and Arkansas Eivef Packet Com
pany," at Memphis- Merchandise shtpDed nom
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Com pany, NapO-
leon, Ark
Freight received at any time at the Com pa
ny'g ofics. JNO. d. ADAMS, President.
I. A. KEkDIG, Agent,
jac6 S04 Front street. Mnehy Block.
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FurnIture RemOYed and Repalred.

HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 10
4 remove families, or 70 send for and return
furniture needing repairs OF any sort. Leave
orders at my sIc~s, S6S Second street.
ta2a OVEN SAITH, Undertaken,
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~ 1AIeC a. OAA HG .
% a
cool Ordinary ~ az7
SMlddhngs-----------..- e. as
-...--.--- ZbLaZSh
Sduct ~ d
food ZyLzG-
OOrrOS s~TArEzEEr.
CHAMBER OF
Az1RHns, February %. $50.
ssOck on hand Sept. l. ISss--- At
kseeived to-dsy----- 7gs
90,22l
REPORTED preVlOusly-------.---- g. 1889 H8.645
stock on hand at Il m- 28.577
Receipts since yesterday were per N.
q c. r. r. 134 bales NJ. & I. r. r. AZ
steamers 522; wagons loo. Exports
per n. & c. K r. 2S3; NJ. & o. R, R 80.
We take the following nom the New
Orleans Times Of Monday From all &C
counts, the merchants of Memphis have
lately proved themselves sharper and
more e~nterprising than their staid and
dignihed eompeers of the Crescent City.
Cotton, we are informed, Is there
weighed and purchased upon the levee
for cash, thus avoiding the routine we
cling to, st 3 vast saving Of time to tbs
planter. Our merchants do not seem 10
be n keenly alive to the great revolution
in Southern industry, brought about by
small plantations, and corresponding
small means, SO different from the old
monster style before the war. Small
planters cannot conveniently await the
New Orleans routine-the press-the
weighing-the ssmpliDg-the lists-tbe
account currents, and the rest Of the
fogy machinery, which, IL not entirely.
is fast outliving its time. Time is money
nowadays, and cotton, like other pro-
ducts, seeks the quickest market. The
nve or six weeks, at the shortest, re-
CURED by b New Orleans merchants to
make sales and returns, though all beau
ufaDy systematic, correct, and 10 accord
ARce With the traditions Of mercantile
ancestry, are Of too vital an Importance
Ia this city OF commercial progress for
the planter to submit to; he cannot a.
ford ii, bis necessities requiring as PROMPT
cash for his products as the farmer Oh
tAins for his truck. We aTs assured that
q large amount of cotton, naturally des-
tined for this market, is every year d.
rected toward Memphis on account Of
the prompter sale-f&cilities there afford
ed. We hope to see some Of our younger
merchants look into this matter closely. I
and eDdeavor to remsdy the present
eumbrous machinery Of the cotton mar
ket. Both reputation and profit are to
Re gained by the successful innoYaters. !
r.
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A. P. MORGAN,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Zee. 20 and l2i secOpd etreef.

A LII kinds OF Carriage Repairing done at the
n shortest notice, and az The lowest cash
prices.
New Bugsies, Barouches and light Business
Wagons, all OF the latest style, on hand.
Buyers viii end IL 70 their interest 10 call
lssWhere, feb2
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BOND ELECTION.
Judges, Clerks, etc.

Judges, Clerks, etc.
MAYORS OFFICE.
February 10, 1868.
U7HE following will be the places for voting
i and the Judge5 and Clerks at the election,
on Monday, March !, 1863, for the issu Snce OF
Time Bonds for the purpose Of Funding the
Past Due Debt OF the city:
FIRSE wARD-EDgine House.
Judges-Iohn Nswsom. ]. D. Davis and W.
McLinden. JOHN DOLAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
SECOND wARD-Engins EEOuse.
Jndges-B. D. Majors, J.. c. Mills and j. J..
Butler. ~Clerks-Charles Z, Baugh and H. q.
Walston. f. Il. CARROLL.
Deputy Commissioner.
THIRD wARD-EBgine HOuse.
Judges-Jehn Park, Louis mis and John W.
Taylor. C-Ierks-James A. Hewsom and W.
James MeKe1n. GEO. K. POWELL.
Deputy Commissioned.
FOURTH wSRB-StIIlman Block.
Judges-A. 7. shaw, R.. B. Havley and Thos.
o; smith. Clerks-Wtlliam Armour ard John
WllkersOn. j. W. HINCBBE,
Deputy Commissioner,
FIFTH wARD-ERgtne House.
Judges-J. Backman, a. II. Douglass and Fee
Tx LeCIere. CIerks-J. {: Powers and W. J.
Ayes. JAMES SWAMI,
Deputy Commissioner
SIXTH wARD-waldraa BLOCK.
Judges-H. B. Chflds. James Banks and w.
M. Harvey. Clsrks-H. w. Johnson, and Wm.
2. Dickinson. J.H. KELLY
Deputy Commissioned.
SEVENTH wARD-EngIne House
Judges-L. D. wimberly, Martin Kelly and P.
M. ID crimson. Cierks-H. e: Hoy and Jonn
e. Bridges. JANE YAN
Deputy Commissioner.
EIGHTH WARD-Market House.
Judges-D. Pante, N. b. Holt and John Quinn.
Clerks. w. Murray and 9. 6essen.
S. ~. WILKINS,
Deputy Commissioner.
NINTH wARD-Briek Church
Iudges-J. D. Danbury, d.. p. Goldsmith and
b. Gibson. JAMES RALLSrON,
Deputy Commissioner.
TENTH WARD-BaaIey's Church.
Thomas Fleming. Cierks@A. n, Merrill and
Deputy Commissioner.
Polls viii open at 10 O'Clock am and close at
franchise la VS. are c4Dplled with. The Judges
and Clerks will be qualified at The polls at each
precinct, at 81 o'clock. The Deputy Commits
O'Clock, TO be sworn in BY the Mayor. The
Judges, Clerks and Deputy Commissioners will
please notify me of Their Inability 10 serve, on
or before the Saturday preceding The election.
BY orderO j. I. SWAYNE,
Mayor pro. tenn.
Commissioners of Registration
FOR shelby county, Tenn. [
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