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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1T, 1882.
REGULAR WHIG NOMINATIONS.
FOE PRESIDENT,
Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT Of n. ].
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
William 4 GRAHAM ne N r.

WILLIAM. A. GRAHAM Of N. 6.
Fer Presidential Electors:
ID. II. HASKELL, of San Francisco;
JOHN c. FALL, of Yuba;
J. +. HALE, Of Placer;
THOMAS d. JOHNS, of San Diego.
For Congress
GEO. Is. TINGLEY, of Santa Clara
PHILLIP l.. EDWARDS,os Sacramento
For Judges Of the Supreme Court:
STANTON BUCKNER, Of Nevada;
X. ". F. SLOAN, San Francisco.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court:
w. W. HAWKS, of Klamath.
For District Judge.
Henry p. Watkins, of Yuba.
For Senator of Nevada County.
John Anderson, of Nevada.
For Assemhlymen.
N. A. Watson, of Deer Creek,
John |. Sykes, Of Grass Valley,
Benz. Ripley, of Bridgeport.
For Sheriff,
N. c. Harrison, Of Bridgeport.
For Comfy crk,
Theodore Miller, of Grass Valley.
For Treasurer,
H. T. Collins. of Rough s. Ready.
For Assessor,
S. S. Fields, of Sweetland's.
Coroner,
X. W. Foulkes, of Bear River.
Public Administrator,
G. w. Dickinson, OF Little York.
County Attorney,
c. Wilson Hill, of Nevada.
County Surveyor,
John Day, of Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

A religion that does not constrain a
man to pay his just debts, when he has
the ability to do it, is worth nothing
That he can escape his liabilities
thruogh some defect of human law, will
never justify him at the bar of con-
science and God, for defraudins others
Of their due.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

s@- The wings had 10 members il
the last Iowa legislature. In the on,
just elected they have 34--a gain 0
only "a. Will our TRUTHFUL loco CO
temporary put that in their pipe an
smoke it.-EUe Jour.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

A proposition is before the city of
Sonoma to loan out the surplus funds
in the city treasury
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

Macaulay's (the historian health
so feeble that it is doubted if he wi
be able TO take his seat in the ne
Parliament to which he has been cleo
ed for Edinburgh. ~ llUIfge (
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
San Francisco. Oct Id 1880

Gov. BIGLER, Sir, In reply to the let
ter of John D. Crosby, requesting my
opinion whether the immigrants Of this
year will be entitled to vote at the
next general election Of this State, my
opinion is that if any such immigrant
shall have been aREsIDENT of this State
six months next preceding the election,
and Of the district in which he claims
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

nN- The Valparaiso Reporter Of thd
18th September says that it is reported
that the work on the Santiago and Val
paraiso railroad will 6e commenced 0,
the 1st Of October. T9TE f4r{,.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29
Election Proclamation.

A T General Election 10 be hol,
n throughout the State Of California,
Tuesday, the I'd day Of November, A.
1854, the following officers are to be cleo
lst-Four electors for President and
President of the United States.
2d.-Two Members Of Congress. lo
sd.-Two Judges Of the Supreme Co
4th.-One Clerk Of the Supreme Conr
5th.-One District Judge for each of
Judicial Districts Of the State isrt}
6t,.-The following members Of the
gislature
For the county Of Nevada One Sens
and three members Of Assembly
Given under my hand and the Great s
of the State of California, at Vallejo,
2sth day Of September, A. d., 1854.
JOHN. BIGLER, Gsverno,
Attcst-W. Van Voorhcis, Sec. OF St
In compliance with the 9Th sectioaof
'Act to regulate Eleetions,a passed Ma
esd, 1850, and the amendments to said
public notice is hereby given 70 the qp
fed electors of Nevada county, that g
eral Election will be held at the various i
eincts in said county, on Tuesday the I'd
Of November, A. D., 1852, for the follow
officers, TO wit:
Four persons for Electors fer Presit
and Vice President Of the United States
I've persons for Representatives in
Congress Of the United States.
Two persons for judges Of the Supr|
Court of this State.
One perssn for Clerk Of tho Supr'
Court. III
One person for Judge Of fhe iotA Jud,
District, in coWuretien with the coantie
Yuba, Sutter and Sierra. 80
Cne person for State Senator.
Three persons for members Of Assem-
One person for the Office Of Sheriff.
Oae person for the Office Of County CT
One person for the Office Of County I
surer.
One person for the efiiee Of County
SCISSOR. a FfE
One person for the Office Of County
torncy. If4 ell
One person fer tho Office Of County
veyor.
One person for the efiice of Coronct
One person for the effice of Public Adj
istrator. ftttItti
Two persons for Justices of the Peac
each Township, and one Constable for
Justice of the Peace. o a4g
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
tober, A. D., 1852. /
T@'1 .-s L. w. ROBERTS,
a5. County Judge, Nevada coun'
Attest-THgo. MILLER, County Gle
October %, 1852. 21
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

1t is supposed that whom all the over
land emigration shall DO enumers
ted, it will mot fall much short Of 40,
600 for california, and 10000 for Ore
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

One hundred and Eve Germans, hero
tofore democrats, have joined the Whit
club at Hamilton, Ohio. This 10 th|
way the Scott cause is progressing.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

sy The Methodist chur, h in Ma
rysville was destoyed by fire on Sun
day, the 18th inst.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

VEIL, yer OF ,rt-Missouri, Main
and Iowa chose trco wings and the oppo
sition twelve members Of Congress, il
l848, the last Presidential year. TIL
same states stand this year sir whig
and seven oppssition.--Eve. Jour. y, =
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

BeA- "A wan named VIM. LOTUS came
to his death in San Francisco on the
18th instant, by excessive drinking.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29

COURT OF ERRoRs.-A certain limb oI
the law, arguing case in one of oul
sucker courts, was informed by his Hon.
or that the case had already been de-
cidcd by the Court.
4 know it, replied the attorney, with
a peculiar nasal twang, for which he
was then somewhat remarkable, but
am going to prove to the Court that the
Court is wrong And at it he went,
right and left, when the judge again in.
terrupted him With have decided
that before Have, ha = with the usual
accompaniment, responded the attorn-
ey, continuing his argument. By this
time, the patience of the judge was
nearly exhausted, and he was rather in
clined to the rile,' and in a somewhat
severe tone he said, If you wish to per
sist in arguing this case, you must carry
it to the Court of Errors Must, ha
if this aint court of errors don't know
what it Isl
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-29
AnecdOte of Henry Clay.

A few years since, q friend gave US
the following account of very interest
ing passage at arms, of which he was an
eyewitness, between Henry Clay and
John C. Calhoun. when the latter was
Vice-President, and the presiding officer
of the Senate, of which MIR. Clay was at
that time member. 1t occurred DUR
ing one Of the many famous tariff con-
troversies in which they engaged during
their Senatorial careers. Clay had the
floor his audience had become little
wearied with the statistical and some
what siccous argument he had been pur
suing and failed to bestow the attention
to which he was accustomed, when he
occupied the floor
He discovered this as soon as any one,
but it was not his way to talk long to an
inattentive audience. He paused a mo-
ment, long enough to attract the atten-
tion of the Senators, while he very de-
libsrately drew his snuff box from his
pocket, opened it, took from it daintily a
pinch, and replaced it in his pocket
He then proceeded, very slowly, as fol-
lows
Clay-snu0fng--T was happy to per-
ceive, Mr.. President-snuf--that in the
remarks which have fallen from the
chair--snuf- nothing has been said
against the constitutionality of the tar
iff,' laying great emphasis on the word
eonstitutionalty, and taking long snuff
at the close.
Calhoun-speaking wiM customary ve-
hemence- IF the gentleman from Ken
lucky refers to any thing that has fallen
from the chair, the chair begs to inform
the gentleman from Kentucky, that he
thinks the tariff decidedly unconstitu-
tional.'
Clay--Alas then, sir, ! am reminded
of what within these walls, would
gladly forget-the mu:ability Of all hu-
man opinion. 1t was in 1916, ] think,
sir--it was in 1916 the chair was the
most eloquent champion Of principles far
different from those it is now pleased to
profess
Calhoun much crcited-'The chair
begs to inform the gentleman from Ken
lucky, that the constitutionality Of the
tariff was not discussed in 1876
Clay--'True,' said Mr.. Clay, stretch
ing up to his full height, and raising his
voice till it rang through every arch in
the capitol, at the same time directing
his fiery gaze at the Wee President
True, sir, the constitationalty of the
tariff was not discussed in 1916, for at
that time no statesman could be found
reckless enough to peril his reputation
by disruting TN, 7. Evening Post
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SUPREME COURT.-Ia the matter Of

- the icaios Of the Mayor, Aldsrnsa and Cen
Nc sSs Of M. o..s
vss e. t. Is,..yese. :. The CITY q New, rss
men. the above emitted matter h.r.sy sivs se,es, D!r.
ssaAt rssssnsnts II Act II The esAs
s:Sp':s Of ss es,s q ss,l:d A. Ass 70
l.,ns g the CITY Of a,e s.s A.
A:s - n sss 70 u. ss.S
rsn 81 A.ss.s "a ,sd Taxes N tbs City and Ces.y e
.S o. Ny =
ceccrasts Of al houses. aad Improved % uaiupreyed
% H.ss,s and : he sSsss ss
Ted natter and that oil psreeos whose nteIess are AZ
.aS Il: : S
s:: * ::: s. s: g y:
c :: a day. r. 4. =: si: = ss
Esss..: ssd 1:::.sns.s are :: follow, sls Z :ss:
an Sa,S s S: o. I.Is eel q and 3D. ,y.s e ~
Bresdw.y and the sasssry s,ds Of rai.y place (sAss
with all the lots fronting OF ne Ga esh sdse Of AhaAl-
TS::.: :ss:.: =: :::..,' "a. e F:s:.s Sc:
snd ns sssy side q ws. e. = A .l .'
sides Of vashnssea and the lee the wssssry SIC
o. wieh A. sswssa tie aeisasriy siSs e essss
sasssry aide Of Green st. between The noShey SIDE
q Rsctorst and the sorsssy I'D. o. Thames e. ~ he
place from rhs.sss. 70 Rscor-.s., ths lad q tie
psmb.r 10 and Thames s ssisg Rector a. Us feet
10 eches, and lots ff0ntag Ga rsaoes ct III ICES "
inchss. and lots numbeu u. u sAt IS Thaneuse and
known said Commissioner by the nunoeTg u %
sad 81; AID lots rsmpls st. known On said Com
missionsrs' man ~ numbers 81 aud 90. and ~ iio
aud us Broadway; and the lot at the corner Of
Thames ard Broadway, known a. No. Ill Broadway.
And the said Commissioners further svs noses, that the
supplemental abstract Of the SAID Comm ssousY contain
the Of the Of the LOIS asssssed the nun
bs Of the said lots they appear on the Of the sad
Commissioner together with such APPS and the asouDt
OF the ssssment whsthsr for dsmsss benefit and
also al the afdavits. estimates. aad Other docume.s
whch were used ~ ne Cowmmaonsfs IN msAne tee1
Supplemental Estimate and Assessment have bssa de-
New York. there to remain for a. ead thy days before
at the Tin and place hereinafter tsasd And thssaA
Commissioners further give notice, that the said 9upps
mental Report will be presented to the Supreme Court 81
tho state Of New York q, Special Term Of the said
Court, Be- held ct the City Hall in the Cl'y Of New
York Saturday the Ssh day Of May next At tbs opening
Of the Court that day and thar then aud there, -
soon thereafter Counsel he heard motion wll -
made that The said Supple Report, together with the
original Report Of the Commissioners In ths above enstlsd
matter be confirmed And notes further given that the
suppleme n,ai costs changes and opbsssnens N the
above entitled matter viii no taxed By the Hon. hsuryP.
Fdwa OF in case of his absence BY Of the other
Just Of the said Cont At the supreme Count Cham
bers in the City HALL in the Guy Of New York on Tsss-
day the s0th day Of April instant At o'clock N the uss-
noen.-Datsd. New. York, April 3. 1881
WILLIAM DODSE,
CHARLES STUART. lC,mmisssnsrs
WILLIAM 8 GREGORY
HrNRy T. DAVIES. Att0rpeY.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter Of
~ the application Of the Mayor Alderman and Connsn.
si 81 4 sIssTSqy & NsSYIs Hsasss
aver IN IL. CITY q Newell. The .ubserssn, Com
sisa %ass. ?. spoSn: b. sssss
give notice poisasns 70 the TsSassmsna Of ~ 40 -
ss,d sc q az
several laws relating particularly 70 the City Of Issk
H.o sas Ac. passed 4, April sn" sss.ss APRIL ~
Commissioners in the above matter containing We ssn
ofhs Of the lots ss:s.ssd she NUMBER Of s,cs
fshsr with such map. and the amount Of asss..nees
whether for damage oI benefit and also all he adsvss
Il tie Street Connissiossrs Ocs ofshs City and County
ssrn there remain Tor At least HzY days bers v
Cssmissionsrs make their report g the ssa 9Syrsn3
10 MA sn a.: ssc: psrsss =
requirements Of the entitled Ap Act 70 amend = A.
and TsIss City and County York ara Tor oshs
,aIpss:: passed Nay = based 70 -
Improved anIproysd lands affected thereby thai sh
have consted thsiI Estimate aaa sne shas "a
tn Isl Essfs,'s Is;
Chairman Of the said COMMISSIONER q the once Of Janeo
York within thirty day: from the date Of this notice AnA
that 70 say AN the lo. piece. psrcsls sfsnd IN he
City Of New York. described and bounded - fouovsN
q iith-av on the scrth by the line Of the center
Of the block between sIst-st and 5M-d and On tae
SOUTH the line Of the center Of the block between s
o. and sshs And also all the lott. pieces OF psrees q
iand situate living and being said City, desnbsd anA
bounded follows to w.t. On this east BY the westerly
or AIDE Of and BY tho limo Of high -
the HUDSON River; On tbs north. 81 the ins Of Ne
csnter Of tie block between lsst and 33d-st.; saA
oa the soak By the line Of the center Of the block
between 3lst st. and 39sh-st. Ard the said Ccnnis.
above entitled matter will be made sad presented 70 ~
Supreme Cour: Of the stste Of New Ysrs, e sgsSSs
C,y Of Nsw-York on SATURDAY tho nth day Of March,
.s the oenDg Of the Court or thu: DAY. OF - $50
ihsrs motion viii be made thstssd Report b eeaAyns<
Dsfst New York Jan. 8, 1859.
s M1sks s 3 sxNFoRb - coun,.ao.~.
WILLIAM Q. 6REGORYe
nlNxY DAVIS. Attorney. ~ tMW
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COURT In the matter Of

\ he spplIcsfica Of he MssoF Asdsfmse ~ Vsonse,
ATTY Of The nv Of New Yoh To the Op8NIQ0
Of Tie ElRvENTH-Av. from 'sr.h q. 20 NuA e., n
the riy " New Yssk -Puec sovc- 70 hsse0v gven, ~
TIE Msyes Aldermen a sisy Of the Cay Of Ssv-
tcsk pursssAi statute Gaze made and pFsvaed
snss he sah Mayer. Asdesmss ADD Coo mosay Of lAs
Ci, OIL sw-Yosk iafsnd avgicstisa - tho %.
pIsne Court Of the S.fs He~Yssk. q. special Tefm
oi ss,s Court be seld ts~ Cg Hst, 9. the CITY
o. NsS fofh On satrday the tua dty az April 1871, -
We oftnng OF the Court n tAsrsafeg
c,'rssl can be heard, Or tie .op,a'ment Of Co0mss
smttis 81 ksuae aud Asses 10 the abyve eattls1
ma ter: that he szsrs AMI Of the imcseve0eat
hsrsos intended 10 the aisg q The eleventh from
liza 81, % tih It, the CT New Yosk A laA eue
on the nap o. pan Of the Ciy e Ss--Yosh upSsr "a
By vr.as Of Get of the Lesistass Of se 81 NeV.
Yssk, tailed An Act Islxtys nsa,s s,SAns
the Isirg out Of streets ard osts 10 the Cry q New
Yelh sRs foe other parposev pssssd Ae~ ite7 Nsv-
Ycsk, Ap;u |. 1854 HENRY =. DAvln0
al TOTE Counsel the CogDsgasSsn
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SxTEs & s!AESSSSS5abS.v couai.A0.~.
HlNxY DAVIS. Attorney. ~ I'M
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter .

SUPREME COURT.-In the mattsre
Oths application Of the Mayor Aldsrns. ssd 0onnsa
atty Of the CIV q Nsw relative 2 ths Sp:aaG Of
d New. York. Tbs Subscribers, Conmissoasn Of Esei
re and Assessment in the above entitled natter, daily
he People Of the state Of New Yori entitled ass 70
a. ct :1 !: z. &: Nv
ps..:d Apr s p:.:s'd April ss s, &. ssss =: =
srs q The ic ne nu.ss q sash ls:s = ~
s ssss n a. s.S lie amount q -isI
dassss o. benefit and .lso IN sAs smds. ss!cssss.
g; y c:.ss :a: 'P S. S &
s. s her: 70 r.ssa iss 4 sss antS is Sxs -
szid Commissiores make Their report 70 ~ ~ ~
nc ssd Sas .ns s. -: sSss s
70 The rsquiIsment q ths Aes enis.sa A - 49,
ssssm s and Tssss II the Cay ed Court. q Hsvy
and for other purposes, passed sy H. lsle $3.50 ~
=: s~ss, 9, sr n 49,
thereby that thsy have completed tAsir Esensfs - ~
sssrssy s.d Who may bs oppsssd = he ssas sIs roget
Cd % IIsssas TIER oesesoss e wti'e . ~ -.
!. " e. ce:.1 e Z: ;:a w. G
Hail. in the Ctr Of New Yerk, within thiy esys noz
shs DAT. q 'h: .sss and sAss s -. - 3 3 -
al that piece parcel Of l.sa assonbsd sna ssss.11e
"a ". m &. e :s u .. ssS ~
as the ssstsriy side Of Eighth and slss AZ Aassw
tam oihsr piees parcel Of lasd bounded % ne ~
the esstsyiy side Of Eighth ~, the see ne .y
Inc on rds Of 9ih sv on ths north By the Ne
Ter sfths block est.sen 1t1.sssoad g. sSc b.
st. the south b. the line q me centsf o. tssss
om 4. thsss avenues o. para 4 s va 10
a.I is. .s.s: that ss . eur .sssi 4
3 ,ss STAT: 90 !. g. ~ xS g. 81.
~ saurssy tie I'd day Of n isss - sns Spssias -
Cosg % ~ - ~ shss and there mtn vii - ls1s
SEQ a rssos, s:sspTvsdh yp piss S'S Y''i ~
i''s PaiiER J. aOsRoR. cssniss'sss's-
MOSES WILCOX, -s&ss.,
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Aleniral.
r yONsKATHAIRON for the HAIR

4 YONS kATHAJkUNf for the x AIN
IL Behold Read and Rs alize The great payscs
re,necv protecting tho Human Hair from 10 dse asef
xns impurities had never been discovered until Slr e.
THOMAS LYON introduced his ise oatesssd, his ncoss
sible KATHAIRON. He nsy truly excleaIn. Eureka !
EsrskAli have found it have found i'll rms arcis
L the result # long chemical research, and eatrsI
mescin ia It's virtues preserving the hair With AL ths
lively beauty of youth un; the Oldest aga prcdacinsnew
hair when any vitality eris.e At the reos prsysns ~
nsrvea Of the head. will the Headache. is beauty
rsfrehng agrancs and purity from offensive ingredients
make it the plus ultra for tos. use 1t asele" 70
Price emily as cents per bottle liberal dscount to tbs
trade 10 be had Of al the aruggs in the county and Of
T. THOMAS LYON. General Agent.
No. 1871 Broadway, Nsw-York, - door.
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Eegal Notifies.

SUPREME COURT, late Supreme
Chancellor of the First Circuit Bspjamin Dnbfow and
Phebe Dsbrow his wife, and Samuel Disbro and sa'
H. last viii and ssssamsn 81 Hannah
Hail. dsesSed Warn Hal, Pheee Pickett, hsersy Pea
s a Warn AS ham Warn and Mar. srowa
wife OF Joshua Brown, Joshua Brown, Henry ~ Dserow
Eliza L. Woods John O. Disbrow. Ellen Di.brow.. EIIsn
"a Am Dbbrow Mary sbro Ja@ss Barker
and Mary Barker hs wife, ssrass W Dsbrow, Frsnss L.
Jones and Dorsihss NJ Jones he wife Jula Odiam JuIa
Odlum Admnistraux " Themas b. Odlum, deceased,
william B: Johnston, Ja,aes d warn Ihenas d wan
William r Patten and Cafharine K Pattea. his VIE Or
Vile Dbsie and Arm Di6bls. his wife, William D.
Dewitt and Hannah Dewitt his WIFE Thomas VAN, WI
lam c. Langley. Oscar Harris,n Langley and Msia Lou
lisa Langlsy. infants Thomss Lstts, C.sriss Less
S shn lore h i ~fs .:s ssi.h Ann o
ns, ws Has Ss1: Saith and Eliza @
william L. Burns anS Jalia q Buns infants, nainamel
!. Lord, Henry kswt9a va Setback; CanGo !ass
d Judgment Of the suprems Court. made In the above
cause viii .od. yBdsi the direction ct the subsereer
ne nsI :. uns,s sSs,n a. ne
The Gig Nav York Saturday tne third day o. A2ni
Nee, or prsc.s II land situate ng and being in ths
City of Ee~-York, ard now Known seo aslhzasnes
nub. hr s Hamilton nn co. oas nnsa nss
hDudred and orty.ose a) and ore hundred and forty,
we ussl Chsny-srss.; snd Numbers four hradrss and
s1s'''-DA''" JOSEPH BOUGHION. Rsssrss.
JAxEsMosclHF. PIhs' Atty. % wahsss
The shove ca is pc spopsd usi Taes5sv the thirteenth
6sy of Apr s51 twelve O'Clock AZ nosa a. the Her-
ssss ssa1 u.s. cs sF x soUaaTos Refers.
J. MoNcRiEF. Piain.ias' A'tonsy a.
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.7Vw PLANO. FORTE wAREROOMS

N-IINCoLR rHoMPs0s ior%sriy 2, ne ~ %a az
vssre nav be found complete assortment Oh
- az for sale e. sr :. S Ssouy 10
- sSove and invite the residents OF this CITY
- ueny A. B LNCDLN,
orShehs' A. K. THOMPSON.
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TinauriaI.
&20O.NN) DO B0u I!I g NV d cay,

$2OO.OOU rr sea osp sssas d EA n
AND CRY OF MAYsvTLLE tKEsTUCKYl BONDS
Offer Sn Sa .ss "S asnd.d TSuand Ds.
the Six per Cent Bonds Of the above Counties AID City,
With interest coupons, payable semi annually in the CITY
The Bonds are for each the principal reimburssbs
rhss: Rssd. wse is,usd 70 the Maye and Lexington
Railroad Con pany payment Of stock subscriptions to
ty Of vote of the people City Mays
vile. and BY heavy maorisies 10 the Counties
miles long ana connects the Cities Of siaysville the
Ohio River. and Lexington ia Faysste County Ihs sss-
mated cos. Of the work 81 10000 snd the SOCK SUD
Ike Counties Of Bourbon, Tsye,ts and Macon. are all
snv eou anu and he popS sssnt
Gus az substantial The Auditors Report for 1851 eIhS-
its the following statistics q wealth sno
Bourbon su,IT u'%a
Ssysse-----'--'--'''-----' t',%i SO IaaS
The above Counties are entirely out of debt excepting
r Their recent RsIcsd suo.cp'n amounting 70
stock The city Of NASHVILLE has population Of s6ost
tteo sndta1abs property to the aInouct OF s0s Gov
tanshpment for the whole north section Of Ken
tucly Of merchandise and arodacs gong inward sad out
coIvsrgbg upon it, and form ng connections with all me
rich central regions Of Keatucky aud with The principal
lines II Railway running south and north the city must
rapidly rise in business population and wealth Msuvlle
debt of $1,000 but ha. means 70 the amount
for RaiYosd purposes This Indebtedness is based on
capai ef S045320 exhibited BY the sbooks,
which does not give more than tTo-third' OF Inc actual
value.
The Constitutions liz Of the issue e. these Bonds Ia.
bes affirmed by the Circuit ur and Court OF Appeals OF
the Of which forever settles that question:
The Court of Appeals decided that their collection can be
enforced by wit Of mandsmus and the individual properly
ofsvery citizen subjected TO the payment.
The Kentucky members Of Congress to the perfect
security Of th'is Bends and Mr. Clay adds his testimony
TO their value. He sa,s:
These three counties among the nchest, behove
excluding Jefferson they are the three richest ia that
Safe Tie Bonds executed under the an hery Of shs
LeNsatuIe iss power grant that authority has 1eeh
recently med BY highest Judicial tribunal IN Ksa.
lucky entertain doubt thai the principal and
OF the Bonds respectively vii be punctusliy paid a. they
become due Such my confssncs the safety of invest
IN these Bends tha if property were all converted
into lheIn should feed perfectly secure
am with high respect your obed'ent servant,
full pris ted exhibit may he had at the Office Of the
dsrsgred.
These Bonds offer one Of the perfectly SAFE
of rves pent bs.ore the public
GILBEhT & JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings,
William IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
u BROWNS ESSENCE ofJAMAICA

L. GINGER.-Trsvelers leaving for California are
sACe as il eectusy prevents the bad effects OF change
wafer, climate, &C, to which they are exposed No
t.a,e or should GO without II.
tAUToN-Persous desiring an article that can be relied
uroB prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger should
be "a rticusr to ask for Browns Essence Of Jam,ca
Ginger" which warranted to be what il represented
and 10 pre- pai ed Only by FREDERICK BROWN. and for
"a his Drug and Chemical Store, north east corner Of
5h ~ Chestnut. sts. PhiIsde and for sale in New
Yeis ty A Delstour No. 80 Wall Rushtoa, Clarke
4 60 NO 10 Troadwsy No 10 After House, and No a73
irving Hsuse, N Y; John Milhau, No 1873 Broadway;
C. Wells Co, No 237 9Th av.