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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN viii, on Saturday, January 4th, 1873, at the
residence of Barak Plummer, near Lycurgus In
Marshall County, Indiana. expose for sale, at pub
lie auction, the personal property of Elizabeth
Hardsock, deceased, consisting of household and
Kitchen furniture, beds and beding.
TERMS-AlI sums of s. and under, cash in
hand over that sum, the purchaser must give his
note. dine six months after date, with approved
security. with interest," without any relief from val
nation and appraisement laws. Sale to commence
~ "A. R. GERARD
nkaw &c. Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19

VIVA LA America, land OF the free,
Give them call, and then you will see
What goods you will get for one little "v'
With the splendid lace collar lFREE)
IL Eugenee.
If you want holiday gifts, give Williamson .
Co, a call
They have got presents for the young and
the old
In laces, furs and dress goods. with jewelry
of gold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19

Some Of the readers of the REPUBLI-
CAN, in Bourbon, are deeply offended be-
cause we published communication CEN
surfing the school board of that place, for
changing the books used in the public
school If the board had done what our
correspondent charged them with, there
would have been cause for complaint. If
they were not guilty they could easily
show it, and our correspondent would be
placed in an unenyisble position. We
publish in this paper two communications
from Bourbon both written by good
men. both denying the charges made
against the school board. Two of our
patrons, neither of whom ever edited a
paper, both good men, no doubt, have
ordered their papers stopped, ON account
Of the the publication of the offensive
communication They will probably be
surprised to learn that the REPUBLICAN
makes its appearance as usual. Such is
the life of an editor,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19
Administrator's Notice

AUMIQ1E CXdtUI NU1kVC
ETTERS Of Administration have been gianteo
/ to me on the estate of John Hoover, latc -
Marshall courty Indiana, deceased. The estate u
solvent AN persons owing the estste must make
immediate settlement and payment Those having
claims must file written statements, sWorn 70 Win
the county Clerk. CHARLES ". hANsEi,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19
Valuable Farm for Sale.

OFFER for sale the farm OF the late Charles
L Brown, deceased, lying 21f miles from Argos,
10 miles from Plymouth, and 10 miles from Bour--
bon, in Marshall County Indiana, in the midst of
one of the most fertile prosperous and beautiful
farming regions in the State with railroad facili
ties every side, and surrounded with thrifty
farmers, convenient schools, churches, tradesmen
and mechanics. 1t contains
200 Acres,
of which 20 to 80 is grass land and the resi-
due the soil of the best beech, maple. walnut and
poplar timbered land. 1LeFs is about 30 loo
acres under cultivation with 200, fences and the
residue is timbered land. Public roads on the
South and East sides. Good frame dwelling good
frame barn, grain house. corn cribs, sheds and
other out-buildings, furnace, and drying kilns for
sorghum, fruit, &C., fair orchard permanent well
and convenient gates and bars.
The premises viii be sold for one third IN hand
and the residue and two years time, pay
ments to be secured by notes interest. and
mortgage, with reasonable conditions. Arrange
ments can be made Tor further time 10 part of
the price if it should be necessary. The property
is npYaised at nine thousand dollars, and il de-
sirae location for some well to do gentle Who
wants nice farm. Proposals received and infor-
nation furnished application TO the under
signed at Argos, or TO c. ii. Reeve at Plymouth.
51-3m. " VILLAIN RAILSBACk, Executor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19
Attention Builders.

Ihaye recently fitted up my Planning Mill with
new machinery of the latest improved patterns, and
am prepared to do work with neatness and dis.
patch. No delay in getting work done, Cash paid
for lumber.
u1YTH. eho. y. bhiAA'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19

Also ror CAMrAIGH OoonA 4sit..el-.
pEOODSPEED'S EMPIRE PUBLISHIG KOUSE,
chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis, New rleans, Gr
New ork. Al gs-10w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19

Cash equal every emergency; income larger than
any Company the United States Yves, OF Ohio: operated
by underwriters of twenty years. cxpel fence: Chicago
losses paid fifteen days after the fire: in every
respect well established frsl-class Under
writer, tried by
The Fi.rcest Tests Known in the Last 100 Years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-12-19

Very few Republicans harbored i'll feel
ing towards Mr.. Greeley, while he was
living, and the candidate of the opposi-
ton party; but all who desired the sue
cess of the Republican party and Repub-
lican principles felt that he occupied an
awkward and unnatural position, cal
culated to give him great trouble, even if
he had lived, and succeeded in his cleo
ton. Quotations from Democratic pa
pers were made by Republicans and pub
lished, for the purpose of showing what
pretended friends had once said of Mr..
Greeley, to and show the estimation he had
for many years of the Democratic party
and prominent Democratic politicians.
Republicans almost universally gave
Mr.. Greeley credit for honesty and indus
try but never considered him safe poll
teal leader. He undertook too much
for any one man to accomplish. The
Tribune was always looked upon by Re
publicans as truthful and the best chroni
Gle of events in the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
Railroad Taxation.

The ST. Louis & 5. +. r. r.. comes o,
the tax Duplicate for 1872. and we nm
cerstand will be assessed at $3.25u me-,
mile. or Ss5.uOO for the twenty miles o.
Railroad within this county. All thi.
rate The company will pay back i'm the
way o. taxes. The bonus paid by the city.
one cent. and it helps very materially 10
diminish their taxes. Evansville and
Nanderburgh county subscribed s54a
90. and has but eight miles OF railroad
to tax
The completion Of the C. 81 SIR.
viii give us thirty miles of railroad for
taxation, and the building of the Gin
clnnati. Rockport and Southwestern
Railroad. twenty miles more. IN al, orr
county will have seventy miles of rail-
road. thus adding to the tax Duplicatc
OF the county $4,000 in solvent tax
able proper'y.-t Mount Vernon Dem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

'. r"o'shed' ina Sealed Envelope Price six cents.
. lecture on the Nature, Treatment snA
.ure ~ SrfRNAronRHGA, or Seminal wrakness
lhN"inh'nry Emissions Sexual Debility and rmnsa,
,.e 70 Marriage generally Nervousness Consnmn
@ pispsy. andFis. Mental aud Ph, steal Incanac,v
, :, y, rom seifAbusc ac-By ROpFRT i CI-I :
"rL.'..,, ~, D., Author Of the Green Book &C.
~, "orM-renowpcd author In This admrnbls Iec,rys
p'cves rom MS own experience tina, The awful
without medicines and without dangerous one.
ng o,, rons,es Instruments rings or cordia. point
which every sufferer. no mater ,rh., H., .n. -
".,i r msy cure himself cheapy privately and rsd
T,,n v; us LEsIIRF Will PROvE A BOON TO
ssn.; Under seal IN plain envelope 10 snv sddr.ss
a. wv iec,lpt 81 six cents. two posts e .tsurs
cents aat, .m'.sf"sls Marriage Guide price 8
,rn CHAS. ]. e. KLINE . CO..
jan -, r-iy. - 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

The Peoria. Ullinois.) Review prints
this plain story: Springfield has lust
had sensation. A former State official.
and man who occupied high positions.
not only IN The Commonwealth. but in
the Nationals been OH spree for some
days in her classic precincts On Fri
day he visited Bnnns banking housc
and demanded $50. 1t was refused him
wherenpon he abused the teller like n
pick-pocket, and had TO be elected. He
visited saloon and asked for drink of
WHISKY. The bartender told him he
had none. whereupon he grow so VIC
lent that lac had to be put out by force.
a dTnnkard, friendless and an out-cast
such j. the fate of one who aspircd TO
he President Of the United States. He
Is now perfect wreck, and even his
friends have come to the conclusion that
the only service he can render is to die.
Whisky has swamped him as it has many
another.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

| RVCHC Is STlHrLANT, and Of itself nav fail "a
eject cure hut kurhu when sci. nrncnt civ can,
b!Isd with Sr"ne Of Po;as stun and other uy,
pr"drcesa sedsttvs eject aud causes healthy ON
thus Increasing the powers Of digestion alIsyinr irrt
rehcinr all unnatural 81 ceilings stopping main sp
ana'ioh ana causing the repair. and nurim. MS in
the human body 10 Re greater than the ,.es tkr.,re
venting decomposition and decay and rive. nonrisb
meut health and ,ignr to the system
MY HtilU Isl oot for all diseases srsjnS from ex
such as weakness ard Pain The BACK and L.rs
ntsmhhng IN The region o: the Heart. Weak Nerves
Isliu '.untenahce. ivynes> ~ the SKIN scrofula
Syf.ilLs. IN IL MANY forms Ulcers and Tuucrs
IL yoar sysiem il affected bv any o, m, arov.
tcns and ci~ease r-i-' is Al hand a., ho,tl. ~ ~,
Buchu and Srcr'iis Of Potassium Al onre ana vor 40.
reiv IN herc cgr.t - may
Know JUST ~hsi saw. Nv record -. n conpound.r
OF MeNmlns y second 20 nonan in the Southwest
Tw.niv five or thirty wears aga A. nv f.o. c;.,.,s
know 'n we'll found ~. irhind N. ..rr,r
IN inc CT, IN wAeh rev dwei, nav. en,.I 49,.
pc or various diseases han AL n. phv.ci,n, IN ,,
WIZ '""seth-r Indon'i-iiy fr ever, sinr,. n,
ueh' hh ans louisville physician hasI Nav, h,,n,red
ah no uaSfirf Of Yesterday. w Medicines A.. .nc
cess e'e.t success Louisville. NOT ,r,, ,,,., q.
ne to have Competitor | ru,nroii-. ~. vh.i..I
'ateht Medicine Trade t-rs On. aud another h,s ,sd
" c.pfhv r' ~ me here in u ai,,. u. r.pr.,. al,
'' 'hs 0l'er another their have .,o ii snr.a
w 'h-r EFFORTS have hs.n a.u'fiN-
Nv "'''cine> a-e good srd ar.~e r The purr.Se,hs,
she secret Of nv s.cc-. Nv r.ru,,,i.n :. ~.
'nr'.f.r ~ COED reliable articles I. fnlIY .,,n.h.d
''"f.'e nv EtehG and Rrnr.ii. 81 rc,s.,i,r /. Il,
~ s''c'' nnn N ne hs,,.i inr IN. cur. 81 IN i. 49,,
: 2 ~ Afi1r, 90 senao r4rr creams s,rh a. |
iie cpnenc. rfi'siry ief he Pisds.y a,s
fe'hri hs tiuaon of hsPclvis " the Kidney and Il,
hsi classof Diseases '' so Az
bay dollar bottle and BE- rr-oa re. ,,.t
q all cases JOHN nUuI N"s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
BULLS
SARSAPARILTA (!

n Sr- Lorrs. April 30
DR. JOHN BrLL-Dear Sir. Knowing the eitjcirncx N,
yonr sarsaparlia. and the healing and beneficial
ties possesses, send you the following q,
my VI
was wounded sbou, two years ago-wastakc, nrt..
oher ana confined Tor six months Being moved 20 ~
teh my wounds have not healed vet have no, II, n !,
homent since was wounded. am shot through ~ =
nips NY general-heath is impaired. and need soma
tnlhg 70 assist nature. have more faith in your s,r
saP"n,a thah anything else. wish that 10 he renu
inc. Please express me half dozen hof,Ios az I''
ps -, CarTnS q. p. JOHNSON
r. Mt Johnson was the son 90 a skillfuI sn-,oo,
ms mther recommended to her friends ana for p,,n,
years used my sarsararilla with perfect success ~
ana feVersores Mrs. johnson states tbnt u.
-, -, were almost miraculous Read nv Jour-
nn ''r eAtehdeh information and advice IN vonr go
iy a.urhaI contains certificates IF eminent persons
ns"'s ana medical mcnmen who arc known be,. H.,
snI. ,,'n'riuhHyi"r integrity and veracity h,ve 70
cen''y received most remarkable certificate fror
eminent gentleman of Louisville InJIv tt,,n "n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

rT Horace Greeley, the eminent far
mer OF Chappaqua.is corresponding with
Col. Bill Raise Holloway, on the sub
lect Of raised vouchers. II. G.. wants to
know when to plant the seed. what Kind
Of soil is best suited. and what Il the
price Of the product in the market.
!viDccnnes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
NAarD FuspsAS. Alo,x Gs,sx1sy.s.x.
M.FRiEDMAN g. co

HNiNG purchases! the entire fn,rre,, ~ Ecker, 1
20 IN ne Jasper Drug Sior,. ~o1ld resi- .etlull,
Lhesnes 70 ias public that they ~iil Keep sale an
A..ornsni Of the best kind OF articles Usually found
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
B U LIS
" orn Destroyer
EXTRACT oFALxTTrnrEox GEORGIA.

VnLAsow, WALkfk Co.. Ca
- Jtne 30
Ia JoHs BrLrs-nsar Sir have recently given ON,
norn DESTROYER" several trials and ind In wond. IN ~
ehraciarr II has failed in sin ele instance 10
the wished for eject am doing petty larxe country
PIaeee and have daily for article Uf The kind
am sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT NJ d.
= 80 unqualified and numerous are the tesii,no-
mas ~ Favor of riy Worm Destroyer that
space Is entirely too small 10 tell lis rncrirs
~ j. an ih'aiible remedy for worms TRY II and Re
convinced see my Journal for full description
JOHN BULL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

celebrated edicir.
,"f super cry oS eraii r-IrcsssveroE.r',, . IN.
iaic Tot ihr sAtf cts. 1fN AM - sMA.t,r c,,.,. -
80 ever q On s ami Fever -iksr 81 st.rf or la
.IAnng ne refers 90 the entire Western ana sreu,L
'''' tesh'It 70 near him ,-iuiour the truth Of
assertion. taatinno cas.whsicvcr viii isislta.rte
me directions are strictly followed ont In , s-rsst
'nis e'.r. single dos. has been srRccnf for cur.
ana whole families have been cured /, sinsl. h.f.
"i.n perfect Restoration of the rer.rsI h.afh n
p"e'tf p"'~' shd ga every CERTAIN q c,,r.
s t-e ! continued in smaller ccSryicr aw..s Or ,r.
nHef the disease has he.n checked In An
l.'m' ara ons Standing ctSes. Is-an, sli. m.Gie;.e
shohd zee psti.at. however rfnait. c,,,,,;c ,,s,i
che a'ter hasr. y. three far desc. Of N. r. nh
r'hsie &c q BtLL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

~ Stock to the amount OF $4,000
has been subscribed by parties in Evans
VILE for the purpose Of erecting . roll
ing mill il that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
House and Lot for sale.

~NA 4 GOOD TWO STORY
&y8 = house in Jasper, with 4
0sS.0lof lC0 feet front and 100 feel
49, Sxadeep, is offered for sale cheap
The house belongs to Mr.. Paul Egg. L
a frame, with four rooms, hall down
stairs and up. is filed in with brick n
the first story and pastcrcl, and cciled
aud painted up stairs. and has n oooJ
cellar. The lot has cistern. stable good
garded paled in. and other convcnienccs
For further particulars apply to the
owner, orto G. DoANE,
Nov. II, TIT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22
BLACKSMITH q WAGON MAKING sHC

To buy chesp. for money down,
Cone to Jasper. IRIS the town;
Farmers. and all Who want to bpy
Unroil your green backs and draw aieA.
For > EIeLler has for sale
The best Flows. wholesale or retail.
bnyvie~. Carriages. silver briaht
WIN 'hrriing implements all risht
Ire NcShnfcy P'ow-no better made
eeme orc and all lets have trade
Corn ri"w- and tgtivafor~
Moving machines end Rrapers toe:
wagons. 81 all kinds. ready done
nav Tases were sure arc No one.
wth nieny ether things all rire
80 JUS come IN. and learn The price.
Then u you don't want - cuy
There'il be no harm 'twiAt sou sudr
Atew goodichs have been made. I eonsss,
whose success has depended on cspyips ns~
Fs''s -
n'i uhiike tho printer-to borrow who mvaa--
iheY itii :" give credit and vet call il iust
VIA 'an"r skill. genius 70 srpsrntend
comInend: p''"s
thing.
T6eneAtthng know it's on sao,bsr m.eAI..,
But something else I've got to say.
DO not forget me i'm the paw.
when iron buy, or lumber. a. Won -.
No'ling but money vii paw from me
30 come and pay the old account.
ana make = new one. good and sound.
Now do not put IL IN too far.
WIN money N your pocket and 10 spsra
Ann remember. hesitate not 10 saw
The work We make must Re o. X.
- ~. wv SEBASTIAN KrPnrvR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11

e HEpoRTED DEATH or LoTTA TIE AcTREss.--
ManF pIigg aasa ker this
tricksy spfite SO pfvi1ls be shocked
10. hear Of her death. & asnnsger Ben zDaBar
yesterday received cable dispatch at New
Orleans giving news of her death in thesouth
Of France. She had broken down from OYER
exertion, and had been sent there TO recupe-
rate and It will be hard for those who re-
member her to realize that that bright little
girl was the victim OF disease and death.
Poor little Lolita. None ever combined as
she did joility, naivete, and witchery; and
John Brouglam described her best as (" the
dramatic cocktail" She was frolic inelrnate,
and Of oil stage names in our, memory hers
promised to be the longest on the roll. She
had good frientss In the profession and out,
aud these will mourn her truly.-Mobile Re-
0ister, Sd, $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11

The Alexandria Sentinel says Miss
Julia, daughter of Bishop Johns, has inau-
ruratcd a good work in that city. She pro-
noses to rent house and establish hos
pital for the poor Of all denominations, with
the assistance of the congregations of the
several churches, and the pastors announced
the fact from their pulpits on Sunday. L. Is
proposed 10 take all the sick who are unable
TO do for themselves and give them medical
aid and comfortable quarters during their
sickness.
The fund which the New York Herald had
begun to raise for the family OF Mr. Greeley
Is promptly turned into fund Tor the cree
ton of Il statue in his honor. George w.
Chids, of the Philadelphia Ledger, with
characteristic promptness ana llbcrallty, teie-
graphs that his subscription Of $1,000 may he
used in any way which the family OF Mr.
Greeley NAV indicate. The Herald gives the
same direction to its equal subscription, ana
many others are doing the same.
Rev. f. II. Kerfoot, of Virginia, will sail
next month for New York, and viii visit
Europe, Egypt, and Palestine as special
GORE spondent of the Religious Herald, OF
this city.
The will of Horace Halves, of San Fran
cisco who left 81 ,000,0 900 to found college,
has been broken on the ground that the tes-
tntor was insane. His heirs have inherited
the property.
Mr., Z. L. Gcdkin, editor of the Nation,
nnrnnses to establish daily newspaper in
S' York with q capital Of 100000, of
which $4,000 was said to be raised two
weeks ago. a.
rbe storebouse of Elias Rollow, with It's
contents, in Fredericksburg, was uni n in
last week. Loss over S2,ooo' paiuy 4"
sured. :,
Andrew Schiller, of Alexandria, was paasy
burned on Saturday night last by the expo
sion of "non-explosiye fluid"
Professor Holmes, Of the University OF
Virginia, writes for the Religious Aerafa, o.
this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11
IMPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION M
50 casks BAsS's ALE,
30 casks ALLSOP'S AL E,
60 casks VIM. Younger's EDINBURGH ALE.
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke Hib-
40 dozen PEEK FREAN CRACKERS.
a5 cases Cnl1nan's ID. $. K. MCSTARD-<, .,
Land s-ih tins;
HENNESSY and NJ aRETT'S BRANDIES,
SiiERRlES of superior quailtes,
..- GEISLER'S CHAMPAGNES.
We offer these goods at New York prices, with
freights added Also,
1000 dozen 2-fb. and 2-it. Tomatoes,
go dozen Winslow's Corn, $50,
at Baltimore prices all OF the best packers In BALL
more T, BALaiER & CO..
ocI s14 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR THE CITY PRINT
4 ING, &C.-Sealed proposals win be received by
the Committee Of Accounts and Printing. Contract
10 commence on the 18th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1879, and 10 end OH the 31st DAY OF JANUARY,
1874 Proposals Will include the different branches
as follows:
ADVERTISING:
Advertising per square each insertion.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING:
Plain composition of type per thousand ems;
Press-work per token OF ESQ Impressions or less.
JOB PRINTING. BINDING, &C.:
Composition of type Per thousand ems;
I'ress-work per token Of $50 impressions;
Folding, ruling, binding, and stitching.
The committee will open the bids on the 11tll in
slant at or about IL O'Clock, and bids will be re-
ceiyed up TO that time.
-. JOHN Z. BOSSIEUX. Chairman,
de lifts 400 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11

8. N. Pike, the Cincinnati millionaire and
owner of the famous Pixies Opera.Ho
who died In New York on Monday, WAS tn
early life o liquor-msrchans IN Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11

George D. Powell Is appointed postmaster
at Etna Mills, King William county, Va,
pice A. j. Mcdonald, resigned. The post
Office ut Georgetown, Lewis county, West
Virginia, is discontinued for want of post
master.
General Lilley reports receipts to The
amount of $4,000 from citizens of Norfolk
and Portsmouth towards founding the Vir-
ginia Chair in the Washington and Lee
University.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11
n | 7 7 t \ K E s
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICAAoSD, November ~, l5!2.
This Office will lie open daily from o'clock 4. VI.
to 8 O'Clock Z. NJ. from the FIFTEENTH To
THE TuIRTY-FiRST OF DECEMBER NEXT,
inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-half only of the
CITY TAXES charged to him the remaining half,
- ON REAL AND Personal PROPERTY,
"aud that ten per ceut. will be added to The
amount of said remaining half Of the tax Charged
In every ease where the party assessed shai fl 10
nav said remaining half within the time 50
limited
!. But In case any person having failed 10 pay In
the month of Juuc oae-hulf OF the city taxes que
from such person shall fan 10 pay The whole
amount thereof on or before the thiTty-rst day OF
Dcccnber there shall he added twenty per cent.
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining due"
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
1.-THE Collector shall annually make out list OF
the taxes OTHER than real estate which remain ua.
coIlected with the names OF the persons ctlarSeu
with such taxes placed alphabetically: Thlcn nst
shaii he verified by his oath, and delivered by him
so the Auditor on or before the first day OF
and copy tkereof shal be posted II tine front ecs
or the CITY Hall during the Fehruary Term o. te
has a az ~, $500 City Collector.