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The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12

011O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
u thereby give notice that all persons whs
left Stock in my charge on the Buena Vista
Ranch, that unless they come forward on or
before the eleventh day Of the present month,
[0ctober,l and pay all expenses on the same,
the stock viii be sold at public venduc, to pay
charges, on said day, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
oct l-2t+ B CONVERSE.
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Union Hotel,
BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.

BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY.
VNdE Undersigned, having fitted up this
u well known house In a style equal 10
any in this section of the country, bess leave
10 announce to his friends and the public that
he 10 now ready to accommodate transient and
permanent boarders. and pledges himself to
ALL who may favor him with their patronage
that o pains shall be spared TO make this
house us pleasant home rs c'n be found IL
any mountain town in California.
board per week. Sl2 90
:" and lodging, 400
Board pr w'k with private room 10 90
Board and lodging per day, 800
Lodging per night, 50
Private room per night, 90
3n29 r. W. SMITH. Proprietor.
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Caution.

EEER SONS are hereby cautioned against
z purchasing certificate of Deposit, No.
436, md drawn by Adams g. Co, Nevada city,
in favor of w. J. Turfboer, for three hund ed
and fifty dollars. dated August 7th, 1852 ; said
certificate havingsbeen lost, and payment stop
ped. ". j. TURFBOER.
Nevada, Oct --25-3t
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rHNHE undersigned would inform the citizens
Il Of Nevada and vicinity that having re-
signed the Agency of Gregory's Express, they
have completed arrangements with Wells, Far
go a. Co. by which they are enabled to do all
Express business committed to their care with
punctualty and dispatch.
Persons desirous Of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them are invited 20
call and register their names, as all lists be-
longing to Gregory's Express are disconiinuedI
Office at their old stand Main st. Nevada.
MULFORD g. SEARLS.
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Hiram c.. Hodge,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
lava. NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at his Bookstore and Circulating
Library, main st. opposite the Gregory House
n b. Particular attention paid to collect
ing and cOnvevancing. l2.3m
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Valuable Mining Claims

nN YUBA RIVER FOR SALE. John
" X. Sale, being deslrous Of leaving for the
States, offers for sale two thirds IF twelve
mining claims in the Golden Gate Co., OH
James Bar, Main Iuba. The SKID claims are
too well known TO need further description -
Mr. Sale will be found at ell times ut Lander's
Bar. pa
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Notice.

YENIIE firm of Freeman & Co. is this day dis
n solved,
The business heretofore done by them will
from this date be conducted by Messrs. Adams
& Co. j. "a. FREEMAN.
Sacramento, Aug. 1S 1852,
Sacramento, August l7th, 1852.
We take this method of informing the pub
lie that tho Grm of Freeman & Co having
by legal notice ceased doing business under
that name, they Of course ceased 10 be our
agents in any pnrt Of California. From this
time forward We shall conduct the business
under oar own signature And We further
give notice Tint alessrs. Freeman & Co., nsr
any member Of that late firm, have from this
time any authority to draw on us, or to uss
our name. ADAMS f co. 4
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+. O. M. Co.
MRS. FsxsBEE's SALOON,

MAIN ST. NAVADA,
Is open for the reception Of risitors at
all hours.
The best Cigars ard Liquors are constantly
on hand Oysters, fried and stewcd, served
up on the shortest notice.
Wh'skcy punches, Tom and Jcirys, and
all kinds Of fancy drinks served in the best
manner.
This Saloon is
Comfortable and Fashionable Resort
ror gentlemen who wish to spend an agrcca-
BILE evening
Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, she would respect
fnlly ask for its continuance.
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Dentistry.
s c. Nc IN I YR I

S c. McIN YRE,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
hU and the public that he has resumed the
practice of his profession; and hopes by atten-
ton, skill and moderate prices, to receive O
share of patronage. Office at the U. s. Hotel
Broad st. 25.2m
e.STArE OF tCALlFOkNlA, County OF Ne
ESvada. Court of Sessions, August term, 1852
Ordered that an Ele ;tion be held in Grass
Valley Township on the odd, Of Novembe r,
1852 for one Constable for said TOWNSHIP
By ordor OF tho Court.
Attest: THEO. MILLER, Clerk.
September II. !S52-22.tj
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T EFT at the National Stable, by X.
IL Aman, foot Of Main and Broad streets,
on the 2sth juno last, onc Roan Poney,
The owner i. requested to come forward
and prove property and take him away, or
he will he sold according to law, for hia
keeping. DAVID PHELPS,
Nevada, Sept. 80, 1852. oct i-2t
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John r. Mcconnell.

ATTORNE YAND COUNSELLOR
AT Law
Office on Broad street. one door west ef the
Journal office. Nevada, ciiy.--l2 3m
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SAN FRAN uISCO ADV'S.

IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The subscr-
u bcr has followed the butter business, in the
Atlantic States, for several years, he is now
permanently located in San Francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing a
good article to this market.
His butter is all packed of the daiTies in 25
and 100 pound pacl ages; and being expressly
put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal 10 any in the
market. JAS PATRICK,
'3-vl Jackson st, near }nttcry.
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Beatty House,

Grass Valley.
WNAVING re-taken in charge this wcH-
H III known hotel, the proprietor is ready to
entertain the travelling public in the best style
possible in the mountains. The proprietor
trusts the liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded TO him will be increased, and he will spare
no effort to deserve it, by securing the COM
fort and qualification OF his guests.
The table is furnished with the best the mar
kct affords, ,and in all the other appointments of
the house, every n 'tention TO ncatness and good
order will be given. Il. Il BEATTY q. Co.
July 10th, lS52-l2-3m
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NJ OTlCE,-All persons are hereby notified
~ not TO bargain for or buy the two thirds
of four contiguous claims go feet to each
claim) situated on Little Deer Creek, belong
ing TO Alexander and William Mcconnell sit
uated Immediately above the claims known
as larkins and Ma Rams claims, as no person
is authorized to sell them with the exception
Of their agent or the owners above named or
also to remove any Of the tools or appurte-
nances belonging thereto for the term Of forty
days. q. HARKlNS Ag't.
Nevada, Cal, Sept. 20, 1s52.-23-4ts
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Pacific Hotel and Ranch
EOD CAIE

TElE subscriber being desirous Of chang
l. ing his business, offers for sale ON the
most reasonable terms the above we'll known
stand, at Centrevillc, Grass valley,) to-
ge.her with the furniture, bar fixtures, etc,
complete.
The ranch, which is contiguous to the
house, con aims some Of the best gardening
land in the county, and will be sold, together
with the house, or separately, as purchas-
sers may desire. For further particulars en-
quire on tic premises.
MARTIN PETERSON.
Centreville, April Sd, ls52.-.'0-tf
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Golden Gate Saloon,

Opposite the Mountain House, Main
~ street, Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Lii
quors and Cigars always to be found at their
house always.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oys-
tiers stewed and fried, shell Oysters, and every
other kind in the season
DRINKS-Tom and Jerry, Milk PUNCH,
Hot Whiskey, and all other kinds of drink
called for.
This house will be omen from 6 o'clock In
the morning, until IL o'clock at night. Cen
tlemen will find this house the most foshiona-
bic plnce in town TO spsnd the evening.
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Buckner and SAWYER

ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
Will attend to the business of the profession
in all its departments in Nevada and adjoining
counties. Olfic, corner Of Broad and Pine
streets. Nevada city.
l.. Sawyer Notary Public.
STANTON BUcKNER, s2-3m* LORENZO SAWYER
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Lumber.

YNyHE undersigned having completed their
n new saw mill, situated at the lower Ne
vnda bridge, arc now prepared to furnish lun-
ber of the best quality and on as reasonable
terms as any other mill.
An orders will be filled with di spatcb, and
share of public patronage Is solicited.
Il. III. COLLIER, j, GIBSON,
War. HowARp, J. ID. foKpYcE.
Fl. BUCKLEY, y. PAIKeR.
May 30, l6 Z.
N. b Orders left with II. Davis, cerner
Broad and Pine streets, win bc promptly at-
tended to. 5-Sm
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Dissolution of Partnership.


NOTICE is hereby given that the part.
IN nership heretofore existing between
Myer Lewis and Henry Rothschid, under
the name and style Of M. Lewis g. CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The partnership affairs will be settled up
by NJ Lewis, and all persons having de-
maads against the late firm will please pre-
sent the same for settlement TO VI. Lewis, and
all persons indebted to the late firm will
please make immediate payment TO said
Lewis. HENRY ROTHSCHlLD,
NJ LEWIS.
| Nevada city, Oct. 7th. 1925 st
The business will be continued at the old
stand by the subscriber in his own name and
on his own account. With many thanks for
the patronage heretofore extended, he would
solicit continuance Of the same.
! 2SSew NJ. LEWIS.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12

TIRCULAR SAWS At Sulter, Iron
" Works-lx50 inch, 2x50 inch. and 2x43
inch, with mandrels, pulleys, tracks, screws,
ETC. to complete the same, ready for work, to-
geher with all kinds of mill irons, boilers, &c
GEO. X. GLUYAS,
2l-tf Rincon Point, San Francisco.
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IeTICE.-A white Spanish Horse has
" been taken mp by me, on my ranch
The owner is requested to prove propertyl
pay charges, and tako her away, or the
Horse will be sed to pay expenses.
THOMAS w. ALLISON,
Allison's Ranch, 2 l-2 miles below Ccntrs.
oct lr3t vile, on tho Auburn road.
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EINOR ACRAMENTO, every Monday and
~ Thurs,fty, at A. NJ, Shepherds Accom-
modation Line will hereafter leave as above
frsm the Western Hotel, Main st. Through
in enc day. Passage $300.
22-it Nh. SHEPHERD, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-12
BEVERLY C. SANDERS. Z. !. BRENNAN.
San Francisco Savings Bank.
SANDERS and BRENHAn


MONTGOMERY STREET,
General Bankers and Erchdnge Dealers.
General deposits received FROM Merchants,
Mechanics. and others.
Also Money and Gold Dust received on
Special Deposit.
Gold Dust purchased at tho highest prices
Interest allowed on Time Deposits Sony
SALT-75 cases fine table, 81 bags each;
~ SALT. 500 bags Liverpool, for curing;
SUGAR. 800 mats Manila, No 2;
SUGAR. 100 mats China, No 3;
LARD. 20 cases, in small tins;
CANDLES. 100 bXs adamantinc, 5s ands ss;
DRIED APPLES. .25 bbs, in good order;
CHEESE. $50 bxs English Dairy. ex White
Squall;
Butter. .6e frkins ratricl's best quality;
For sale by JAMES PATRICK,
Is I'm Battery ST near Jackson.
NlL.-BAn.Y d. GILEERr, having establish
W ed house at the Sandwich Islands, they
are regularly importing pure Sperm, Polar,
and Black Fish q |, and can supply The I, ade
on better terms than any other house, and all
sales made by them are guaranteed.
ON HAND:
10000 gallons Polar Oil;
5000 &c Pure sperm;
5000 " Black Fish;
$500 i" ard;
I0e0 &c Elephant,
PACIFIC OIL WORKS,
2l-tf Sansome ST., bet. Bush and Pine.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05

SPECIAL LEGISLATION In the new city cha..
ter for Milwaukee IS a clause empowering that
city 10 grant licenses 70 sell spirtuous liquors
upon the payment Of thirty dollars. 4 motion
20 strike out that clause, which, If carried, would
have brought that city under the same regulations
which govern oil other portions the state. was
lost in the Assembly. We suggest that it would
save time and 4 coed deal of special legislation to
enacta law at once excepting Milwaukee from
the operation o. cny law any, portion Of her cit
liens may dislike, and especially giving them
free ''ccr;ss 10 sell and drink ell spirituous H.
quoTs they wish, -~J1nesyj,is Gas.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
valentine No. /.
H6UtITeTy II,
my dearest karalYne
My Own Deer Lewscindav

hope You will pardon my love so devoine
that prompts me 20 send you this little Valentine
shuld write you longer but my trends are talking
loud s
and never could make Poetry unless liked the krowd
at the Leap Year Ball, do hope we shal sec
from Nheatand x Bloomfield better compana
WIN Richard and William although yueir not prowd
hope you'll find partners il You don't like The krowd
and now my deer girl Unjust bid you good by
that / do long TO YOU will not DENY
and If you do come il will sur be allowed
uiAI you q are the Stars OF that beautiful krowd
Yours Respectfully
ANUTHER OFF THEE KRowp
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05

MAYOR AND ALDERMAN lsD.CTED.--The
Grand Jury Of Lowell, Mass, has indicted the
Mayor and Alderman Of that City, for crininality
in returning the votes of late election there
\ large majority of Free Sellers were elected,
and shis election the Mayor and Alderman sat
aside on account Of an Illegal informally in the
return of tie Ward officers, having q desire, as
was generally supposed, 10 crafty the Cotton
Lords in that city. For this they were indicted,
and the opinion is general, that the jury served
EN- right.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05

From the JauasyiIc Gazette.
MEssHs, EDToRs: In recent number of
your paper, my attention was arrested by al ar
ticc from the New York Mirror, by medical
practitioner, on "Praycnton Of Group; :" and as |
have had much to DO with this disease during the
past ten years having tried nearly every nostrum
recommended for is ALIENATION, with varied sue
cess, with my anXieties continually upon the
q,u rIuc ior months at time, by It's so frequent
attacks upon my children, thought that per.
haps brlct Of my experience for the past four
years, or rather the system adopted and prac tccd
during that period BY way of postscript to the
doctors theory, NIGH; be Of some value 10 those
mothers, at least, who may be circumstanced
without the NJ. d 5 prescription; and feeling
conscious too, that my present remedy is much
superior to all others ever tried, beg you Will
give publicity to the following:
Itatcr CUrc rcamentOf Cr0ur.-W Whenever
am aroused from midnight slumber, las il most
often the case) with that sErill, sonorious cough
and unmIsiaFabe symptoms, | spring from bed
sleze the first towel, dip It in cold water, wiring
to prevent dripping fold i OF 6 thickness, apply
to throat of little sufferer, over which adjust a
dry flannel once folded then induce the d.
tiont TO drink copiously Of cold water General
ly within 80 minutes, it will be quite free from
those distressing and dangerous symptoms. and
| can resume my sleep, with on easy conviction
that all is well. Always remembering a good
wash down bath in the moruing-and another
great advantage consider this system possesses
over the indicating one, is this-it destroys the
tendency TO Group. No mother need fear its ap-
plicaton to the most delicate infant. often
excite the skin to action by brisk hand-bath
previously TO application Of towel
In this time Of general prevalence Of measles
would say IL anxious mothers, keep the little
fellows cool, with cold water rightly applied, and
you need lose very little sleep, nor experience
the least alarm on their account for can as
sure You they need nothing eIse--as know from
experience.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
SEzOCLD CGUHEX ORDERS EEABs EN-
Tg3IGEST


In the forcbo and ineligible language Of
Jack Bunsby, " if not, uhy aot," why should an
inI'ridual pay for the use of another mans mo-
ney Why should cities and states pay for the
use Of other peoples money, when they cannot,
or do not wish to refund il, ard the county, os a
county, 90 Scott free? Is there any peculiar or
gGHization Of a county that grants to them this
exclusive hight TO owe every body without pay
ing them for the use Of the money which they
do not feel inclined to pay? IF so, what is it
Is thcYo different consolidation Of individual in
teTest in iniiyiduals as members of county,
that there is not in the same individuals as mem
b2rs Of city, or town, or state ? II there is,
We have not been smart enough to discover it.
We see by The Madison papers, that ,his sub
lcct is attracting tho attention Of the Legislature:
Gt has always puzzled lis to know why the Stat
utos forbid interest upon county orders,) and the
Judiciary Committee, to whom at had been re-
ferrod had brought it back unfnished-it was
then referred to n select committee of three, of
which the member from this distric; is chairman.
We hope he will bring in bill in accordance
with general principle # democratic lcgisIa-
u.n, and place counties on tie Same footing
wiki all Other local goyoIumcnls If he docs
not report bill on this principle, we hope he
vii. answer the profound question Of the distin-
g"i7hed navigator FIRST quoted, and IF net, tell
Us "why n,t."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05

COMMERCE OF THE MISSISSIPPI Valley
Lieut.. Mahry, in bis letter to the southwestern
Railroad Convention, predicts that as soon as
there is commercial thoroughfare across the
lsthmus, which will unload, handle, and trans.
port the breadstuffs with the other heavy produce
OF the Mississippi valley, across the Isthmus,
and put them on board ship in the Pacific for less
than It costs to get them as far as Cape Horn on
The way around, that moment is the gulf of Mex
leo raised to the summit level of this worlds
commerce.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05

Death Observation-Disclosures is The healthiesf
state in the Union The late census returns
show that only 2,88f people have died in the
year, out Of 303, 600, or one cut of lO5 82.lOO
inhabitants. Vermont is next, being in 100
Minnesota aud Oregon beat the world; in the
former only one in 2O2 and in the latter only one
in 2S2 dying annually. In Massachusetts,, ons
in 81 die, being the most unhealthy in the In
ion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
kOssuth and his Cause.

kOssuth and his Cause.
The enemies Of Freedom in the world are ma
king themselves busy, in getting up letters and
charges against the consistency and Patriotism
of Kossuth. The last attempt to injure his fame
and retaid his cause has been made by Szccmere
and Acknowledgements by birth, and mem
bers Of the Hungarian Cabinet while Kossuth
was chief. sufficient reply has been made al
ready by EUKoyIcH who was late minister Of
justice in Hungary and now residing in Lon
don.
There seems to be an evident desire on the
part of Austria to seduce as many Of the Hunga-
rian Leaders to her cause as possible before the
deh0uemem shall break forth in Europe, whchis
daily expected. The interest of families and for
tunes which make so strong lie in favor Of Aus
tTia on the part Of the aforeme toncd mobiles, are
by little AMI little, s9ducing them it is feared
from the attachment Of their FaiheEand. Mean
while Kossuth in this country is Selling upon
the hearts Of the millions, who are doing what
they can towards rendering material aid to the
deliverance Of his country from misFulc, and his
countrymcn from bondage. The opposition
which he meets from the administrators, as sncb
and the coniumolyhe apcd upon him b. the South
,yon,d oIo,oo, d;sco,,ral,o 80 ..o,,a., 49,.
The Senate h, ,oo,,,, soo,;oua1 ,o,o xoc,.r.l. D.,
print his Letter Of thanks to the Government for
what attention they had lent him. Five times
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conso - ,h;. has,,,, -, 49,
.a'n,.,..,l -. ;, 80, ~
,bo sI.ro nnas,,r
- 100 - ''''9 ''''- n'''
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- ','o o'''' ~ NC - I''5 0,sv'' = anu
spect hi m msro-bnt We sl.r nat find f,ult
with him vetif bo dom, bntifho Io,,,,our
what ba i,.o1. or ,,oa, .n..o ,,.,.;I, .,.I,
havo formal = ,.,o,,, o,,:,.o.o ,,...,,h H.,
soIf I'm, tho ro,I -o.so, Go. ,,.h;ol .t,o,, -,
nose him 40 na,t;noco,sr,, :. ,bo, .,,,., h.'.o -
sr,r,,o,h,. .,.;,,, ,--,;...,--
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,y,hovio,, dor,,,o;.,i,,., :. ...- -,
rood .oI 49,.
"anDIicat;orn IF III, so,,no,,, :, .,.'.-,.SI1y-
They feel that tho v,b,L,s ,lo .fI.,.,o.,.,,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
to do that same thing.

THE SHoLEs BlLL.~-I'he bill to pay C. La
THAN SHoLEs the money due him for the publ
cation of the revised statutes, passed the assem-
bly, lasi week by rote of 80 to 10, and the
senate unanimously. This is right. The bill
should have been allowed and paid long ago
Hatertotrn Chr0n.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-05
Premium for not Paying Taxes TO the
Town Ernnsr,ro.

AoWn treasurer.
II IS evident to every one who has looked at
the matter at all, that our laws with reference TO
the collection Of taxes operate very unequaly,
II not unjust II is we'll known 10 all who have
any taxes 10 pay, that the resident of Town
who happens to have COW, or horse, or wagon,
or hay-stack, is compelled to raise the amount
OF money which the collector calls for, or else
submit 10 the annoyance Of having his properly
sold to pay the taxes, and the cost which may
also have been made. We are not Directing
that the tax should be paid. We intend to draw
contrast between the operations of the law it.
self upon some poor denizen who is an actual
resident OF the town, and wealthy owner of re-
al estate who is not resident of ihe town where
he taxes are due.
Take the case of a man who has home up
on some 40 acres of Gods heritage, and which
is, perhaps, worth $500. This may be mortga-
ged to Spectator il land for some indefinite
amount, and the man who lives at present on the
place has despared of ever being able to lift the
mortgage, and the farm must go whenever the
mortgagee sees fit to foreclose. Now it would
seem as if the mortgage was in fact the owner
of the farm-yet the taxes can be collected of
the tenant if there can be found in his possession
any thing that can be sold for money. So in the
case of any resident, whether he owns little or
much whether he is rich or poor In these ca
SOS he is compelled to pay his taxes also, by
certain date-and the tax due the State must be
paid in silver or gold
On the other hand how is it with the ncn-res-
ldent land owner? If it is not convenient for
him to pay the tax, he can let it be returned.-
lie then owes the county the tax instead of the
town or the Stale He can then take his time
to pay the taxes in. He can then save his sill
Yer and gold, and 60 into the market and buy
county orders at q discount of fifteen to twenty
five per cent, and with them he can pay the
whole OF his tax; orif he can make more on his
money by keeping it at interest than by paying
his taxes, he can lie: it be sold, and pay it up
within three years, or thirty years, Just as he
chooses. And during all this time, the bora GdeI
residents Of each town have to be taxed over a.
gain, year after year. to make up the amount Of
taxes which lie in the treasury of tho county in
the shape of Tax Certificates.
We know it is an easier thing to find errors
and mark discrepancies, than it is to remedy
them; but we submit, that while the legislature
is endcavoring to do something in the way Of
tlnkerng the StOtutes on the subjec, Of Tax Ii
Ties, they might not 60 little behind and make
the laws themselves bear little more equally
on the resident and on the non-rcsidcnt-for
there IS no enEthly reason why the tax-guthe1er
should sell poor widows lamb to pay the tax
on an half acre Of ground, when the law does not
allow him TO SCI! the thousand acres Of the veal,
Thy land owner for the tax upon Itself