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Loans upon .pledge Of sl09ooO New Orleans City
Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
investments in New Orleans City Sock-i3, 900 sub.
ject to redemption before specified dates for.
Cash on hand-In Union Bank, ......... $3.50 81
in vault. ..,,.....,....,., 4,542 Gl
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HOTELS AND Il rs .A.U R.ANTs,.

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street, between and st Peter constantly hand ,and
for sale in any aunstity 10 suit purchasers
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leave and public that i ready to
supply them auantits from plank to
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variety Of all Tropical Fruits fants-sueh
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above Will be packed with the utmost Orders
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That lie same hereby granted
the IsIae ite Charitable Assa
open The ground No. bounded by
eEaadotte, streets for the ofes
the same be enclosed
GOOD ana ded further that all
and Cornell shall be strictly
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lsignedIa s$S5 John NJ. HAIL.
sesdent Board of Assistant fldefmen.
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Il EE WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
" popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers Popors lowest Wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp 81 Charres
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TTANSz2Go tierces choice Sugar Cured for sale by
Ii JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
my2G IS Tehoupitoplas Hreet,
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6tRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE conf
" PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PLACE-IA.
RINE, RIVERA AND FIRE INSU RANCE. The Company
have the following assets 2ffT ass e.. Ntgl2 .
double tic amount loaned thereon o16 90
Loans on bank and other stocks 65 90
BIS receivable being notes for premiums 140S7l33
Invested in real estate, estimated $4,000 cost 444 08
Due for premiums course collection 60 3SS IS
Scrip from other Companies estimated value co.
Cash on hand 100 98 20
Total assets 9es 40
TsfsiI'5 8@ THOS. A AID ANS. President. Ri
tiieg O. GEO. JONAS, Vice President j
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lhe amount Of rich soil yet occupied Terri
unsurpassed for nfopelng machinery Of
eopEe mine? o Lake invaluable
combine eminent degree Invite population capital
wealth. and trequres ceduty anticipate the
wonderful progress in the five years trust shall
be pardoned If in this connection suggest the proprey
public policy of our remaining Territory for few years with
State sovereignty Orr Is rapid but healthy per
nnent and afford to be called political infants willie we
eularging and developing tile bone and muscle which are
give energy ygor and power whewe arrive at manhood"
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r al4% TRUSTEES. &F-ls :
John Watt q raG.S. Hawkins r. 3, Smedes
], A. Bareli, w. II. Seymour. Thos. Henderson,
Samuel Bell, w. g, Robinson, N. Avendano
j. W. Zacharie, A.sG. Stouse S. N. Darby,
NJ. o. H. Norton,S= p SinmS MI N. u AIunI8y, ~
G. T. tBudd4cke, r. w Eslin M. Hene,
". F. Vralenburg II. G. 3. Yuille, Saml Smith, ~ Y
S, II. Kennedy, a John d. Bein w. VI. p Converse,
r. b. Sumner, u w. Carroll 56% p Geo. AIactireg9r
II. Frellsen, s5S c. FeloWes,5 a "A s. B. Newman.
". P. Saunders, febi
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Net earned profits for the year ending December - |
Slst, 1855 SoZo3s 10
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All lands offered at public sale and unod subject
private entry and Immediately after public the best
There arearge bodies Of United States lands Of the
finest quality obe offered a the fall Of this year. 1850 it
will be the best opportunityto purchase years TO come.
100 3E8s TOWN PROPERTY @Es@&s}5sy
Towns located nnyigabe streams surrounded with good
lands locations for trade always sure in
first and second hands, and large fortunes i'll cash
by third and fourth purchases realzed especially towns
asst Paul ST. Anthony and other prominent places Lots 81
by 100 sold in ST. Paul for $500
nl cash. and for business purposes four five thonsund
dollars per lot of 501eet byl50 A. m
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WOLFEfs AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
GG Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any of the
nrees contained i'll the above catalogue will find II TO her
vantage BY calling sending theF orders aHoys where Kill
be found the assortment of
MEDICINES in the United States, and at the lowest prices!
Please address. J. WRIGHT & co,
GENUINE DEUIGINE WAREHOUSE,
n2if Nos. Isl and 81 Chartres street. NewOreans.
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DRUGS, NIEDICINES, PERFUuEIsY,
SS ETCThe subscriber would respectfully call the aen-
Nh Eton of Planters Ply seians and Families 10 his well
stock, comprising every article in his line Of bus
ness of which, examination, will be found FRESH and
GENUINE During season, SODA WATER and MEAD Of
quality will be found at this establishment, with
all the popular Mineral Waters such CONGRESS, BLUE
LICK Bar supplied reasonable with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT
TIERS ETC.
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apohecary,
OPAL CHnp and Poydras streets
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bkfGEtt NEW oIlcHilS, La.
YERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian, 4
~ Perry's Dead Shot, S
, Jnyne's Tonic,
fiSsssi 55 Kerl's,
3, a, Fahnestock's, l, Z
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Total amount Of liabilities. Observation-Disclosures
Amount of interest received less amount Of first
selni.annual dividend, at the rate OF 6per cent.
per annuln. ...........-...,.......,-
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b. a. FhhneSt0ck'S,
( $50 McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM.
3&l 384EDIES, T.
Wistar's Balsan of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam, @
sBnchan's Hungarian,
&Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
4 Schenck's Ptilrnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's EXpectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pect9ral, q,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liyerwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorapt,
London's Indian do, u
DIR. Roses do,
y SARSAPARILLAS b
DR.. John Bulbs, -
S. p. Towusend's,
Sands's, 49,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, -
Wyncoop's,
Shakers, l..
Graenenberg's
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Sll9,Ss2 81

New Orleans La 18th May 1856 personally appeared before
me- Charles NJ Bradford Second Justice of the Peace for Or
Parish % D. D. Wthers Treasurer of the New Orleans
Savings Institution who being duly sworn deposes that the
above statement is just and correct transcript from the books
of said institution. - 4
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DENTISTRY.

ssaSzszasasa CHARLES e. IlELLs, ID. D. s.,
CO No. Isl Canal street. between CaEondeet and
Bnronue streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
G1iTIIJTEETHIn Inserted in full or partial SETS, which,
Beauty Utility and the Weare cannot be e2cefa-
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

CuR1ous srATIsTcs.--Some recently published
statements regarding the population, extent,
trades and number of dwellings of London, show
even more fabulous amount of its greatness
than was ever dreamed of That city, which at
the beginning of the present century numbered
e5s 900 inhabitants, at the census of 1851 con-
tanned 2, 1862 ,OOO For ten years preceding, from
ls4l to 1851, the population had increased sew
enteen per cent Since that time it has increased
in the same if not larger proportion, so that
a nonulation of no less than six millions of peo-
nle would be the result in 1900. Thus we may
see that our great western cities, St Louis, Chi
cago, and Cincinnati, are not clone wonderful
in their growth
The London Chronicle has made calculation
from which it appears that there are more
Smiths, Joneses, Browns, Robinsons and Thomp-
sons. than any other city in the world paris
and the Chinese cities excepted) has inhabit-
ants: that Vienna has not as many denizens as
London has servants; that the shoemakers, pub
licans and dealers in meat and vegetables, OF
London, would make larger population by far
than all Berlin contains, and nearly as large as
that of New York; that London has more last
makers than Frankfort has citizens and more
clerks than Boston has inhabitants.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

MANUFACTURE AND CONSUMPTION OF PAPER-
The rapid increase in the consumption of paper,
especially in this country, is well known, but
its whole extent may not fairly be anticipated.
The amount of paper produced annually in
France is about l5O,OO0,0O0 pounds, of which
100000 are exported. England produces
about III 100000 pounds, of which 10000 900
are sent abroad, and l6l 900, 900 used at home
The United States consume about 27O, 900 .OOO
of pounds, or an amount greater than England
and France combined. A large proportion of
this is manufactured at home, and the remainder
imported from Enrope-chiefy from England
and France. The consumption of paper in Eng
land and France is about four and half pounds
for each person, while in the United States it
reaches ten pounds for each individual The
rags required to make the 270. 900 900 Of paper
consumed in the United States, amount to 33J-
0O0.OOO pounds-one and a quarter of rags
being required to make one pound of paper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orian rs os
oE l. ANY person or persons who shall throw into tbe
streets OF TINS city rubbish Of any kind or shall ALLOW
70 nay In 'front.' OF his or their buildings occupied lots m
premises or in any way ohsruct the streets or
snai on conviction thereof be fined in any sun, not Io
man nVe ana not exceeding fifty dollars or be imnroncd
III the city prison not exceeding ten DAYS Pyorij tbt
any person or persons intending to erect any buding
~ ts Guy snail have leave to occupy not more thar
hlu OF the width OF the street in front of his o ;
premises with materials during the time such bnlidin 4;
-. any person or persons who shall mt tho car
saSs o, any dead animal any thing which l. inin;
70 neth or offensive to the senses into apv cree
street or iot within this city so as TO Interfere ;t a.
enjoyment Of life property shall mon co.,
sc'on thereof be fined in any sum not less than s @
not exceeding hy dollars, be imprisoned in to an. Su
prison not exceeding ten days. " ''e oi'!
SEC ). All persons owners or occr,.
NUN Wn the limits OF this city are required to ,n
% eir premises and from the streets adioinin tha @ o
s uspvse Oh III such manner as not 10 intsrfar ;.i
@ Ieath OF comfort Of other citizens all slanghta %
s - uecayea animal or Vegetable matter standins no'
anu oveIy detrimental to public health For ever g lie
nJ;n win the provisions Of this section the Iartv n
not sa on conviction thereof be fined in anv s u,
no. ess Than five and not exceeding y dollars or sum
,sonsu N re city prison not exceeding ten d. y" w
Passed May leth, 1855. 10'0''s ''n uAys'
T. H. ROM. Clerk - NNApiVN' iTeaident.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

SPLENDID MASONIC TEMpLE.-The New York
Herald says that the masonic fraternity Of
that State, contemplate erecting in the city Of
New York an cdiice which will exceed in mag
nifcence and finish any thing of the kind on
this continent. It is to be five stories high, OF
white marble, one hundred feet front by one
hundred and twenty-five deep. 1t will contain
ample accommodations for all masonic purposes,
and the appointments and decorations OF the
rooms will be on the most splendid and costly
scale. The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia,
which is regarded as a miracle Of beauty and
magnifcence. cost about $500, 900, but this edi-
fee is expected to cost $500 900. 1t will pro-
badly be located on Broadway.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
~.oDn,,. mo. 12.]
A y ORDINANCE in relation to Powder.

The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orp As follovs
eEc l. II shall not be lawful for any person or persons
@ heeP powder IN greater quantity than five pounds
~ Nl.nn the following described limits of this city,
h e Lee Greek thence running along the south side or
Ua Oh g Deer Creek to the bridge At the foot of Bridge
thence crossing said Big Deer Creek to the West side
Oh Roger Williams Ravine thence up said Rayine ON tho
ce sue tereef to point where the lower line OF the
would ntersect the same, thence on said last
oneu ne continued to the east side of the Cayote
M aah street kavne, and thence down said Ravne on the
sue thereof to Big Deer Creek thence up said Creek
@ sac thereof thirty rods, thence in direct limo
I Stlu ing Deer Creek until it intersects point on
neer Creek at the distance Of thirty rods from It's
t with Big Deer Creek and thence down said Lit
40 src scer q Oreek @ TO the place Of beginning.
sEc ANY person persons who shall violate the pro
islyns OIL TINS Ordinance, SHALL conviction thereof be
eu N any sum not exceeding hundred dollars nl'
days - lN- nv e~SNe
ra.sed August 18th, 1856
III. ROLE. Ccrh e T nXTrToN preeilent
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
THE CHEMICAL BATHS
mr. BOURNE,

Nicholas Hotel
dAgue Intermittent
Disorders Paralysis e
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that thus avoiding
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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
NO. 16.l
Ordinance to regulate the Assessment Of property
mo. 16.l
July 2S, 1856.

"A
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orain as follows
SEC. l. The City Assessor shall annually, between the
first day of November and the tenth day of December
certain by dgent inquiry and examination the names of
all persons corporations associations companies firms
owning claiming or having the possession charge
trol any real estate personal mixed property situate
or being within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada
together with the full cash value of all such real estate per-
sonal and mixed property not by law exempt from taxa
ton. And he shall list all such real estate and
personal property TO the person. ~ corporation assoca
on company owning II having the possession charge
control Of IT, and he shall demand from each person
and firm and from the president cashier treasurer secre-
ary managing agent of each corporation association
company, statement under OATH OF all the real estate
personal or mixed property within said city, owned or
claimed by such person. firm corporation, association or
company which at that time in possession or un-
der the control of such person. firm corporation assoca
ton company.
any person shall refuse or neglect give under oath
the above required list statement Of all his property and
OF all the property of the firm oil which he is member and
pany OF which he is president cashier treasurer secretary
or managing agent and of all the property which he or
his firm the corporation association or company of
which he is president cashier treasurer secretary or man
aging agent has the charge possession control Of 1t
shall be the duty of the to make an approximate
estimate Of the value Of such property taking that
the of the city shall not be diminished in conse
such refusal to give list of property under
oath aud the estimate made by the assessor shall be e.
nal and conclusive
SEC The city l. hereby authorized and cn,
powered to administer the oats required to be taken un
der the first section OF this ordinance.
SEC On or before the said tonth day of December of
each year. the assessor shall complete deliver TO the
clerk Of the Board of Trustees Of said city the tax list or
ossment roll required by the section ofths ordinance
which list shall be certified to by the assessor and shall
be kept open until the first day of January bv the clerk
said Board of Trustees for public inspection.
SIC The said Board Of Trustees shall on said first day
Of January cause said assessment roll to be delivered to
the city collector.
Passed October GOTH 1856 c. T. OvERTON rresidant
7. n. RoIFE, Clerk 3.3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
Consultations nl Debility. or Seminar 1v,oI.-

4 NohstAtutlohnl debility, or Seminal weak
~ NESS-IR. YOUNG addresses those who have i,,itr.
ed themselves by private and improper ndugences in that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
uniting them for either business or society The follow
ing are some OF the sad and melancholy effects produced by
early habit OF youth, viz Weakness Of the back and limbs
pam IN te head dmness of sight, loss of muscular pow
er palpation of the heart dyspepsia nervousness ita
6ty derangement of the digestive functions general de-
olntIy symptoms OF consumption &c
'i ALI Tue fearful effects on the mind TO
be dreaded Loss Of memory confusion Of ideas epress
ION ION OF spirits evil ioreboddgs aversion of society self
evils produced. "
AL persons who afflicted with any of the above symp.
os s1oud not iai to call on Dr. Young and be at
RESTORED 10 perfect health Let no false decacy prevent
you out Apply immediately and save yourself from the
1edlui ana awful consequences of this terrible maady
vgor restored. 0'
DIR. j. C. YOUNG,
corner OF California and Montgomery sts up sairs)
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
J. II. BOsTwlCK, Clerk,
SOW Per c. HAsKlNs, Deputy.
CONsTABLE,s sALE.-srATE OF CAIIFoR

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA
- County of Nevada. by virtue Of execution at
tachmen to me delivered issued from the Court OF p
Van Hagen Esq an acting Justice of the Peace in and for
the County aforesaid bearing date November 2lth A. d.,
1856 to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court the
Oath day of November A. d. 1885, in favor of s. Gross
Co.. and against Henry lander, for the of 500 72100
debt interest damages and costs of su have taken in
execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described property to wit the House known
the Lander saoon Broad street opposite the National
Exchange with lease of three years the lott the house
has kitchen and up stairs On Monday, the 18th day
December, A. d. 1856 between the hours Of o'clock A.
81 and O'Clock p NJ in front of the Lander Saloon,
Broad Street Nevada city opposite the National Exchange
Taken the property Of Henry Lander to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
Nevada Township, November oath, A. d. 1856,
S-3t WM. c. ASHER, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

CLERICAL SuGGEsTIoN.-One of our friends
was coming from New York in the cars the 9th.
er night and was amused at an interview be-
tween two persons, who seemed not to have met
for some time before. ''Well," said one, after
the first salutations. "what are you up to now?''
"Oh, don't know replied the other. II shall
take to religion" "Religion !" cried his friend
"what do you mean?" 'Why," said the other,
II think its going to be good business; the
ministers are all leaving it, and tell you what,
believe there's to be an opening there p'-
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
WHAT MAKES A MAN.
BY VIZ. pENrUS

BY WI. pENlUN'
Not numerous years, nor heightened iiie,
Not pretty children and wife;
Not pins and canes and fancy rings,
Nor any such like trumpery things,
Not pipe, cigar nor bottled wine,
Nor liberty with kings dinei
Not coat nor boots, nor yet hat
A dandy vest or trim cravat;
Not houses, land nor golden ore,
Nor all the worlds wealth laid in storei
Not Mr., Rev., Sir nor Squire,
with titles that the memory tire;
Not ancestry. traced back TO VIII
Who went from Normandy to kill;
Not Latin, Greek nor Hebrew lore;
Not Judges robe, nor mayors mace;
Nor crowns that deck the royal race
These all united never can
Avail to make single man.
A truthful soul, a loving mind,
Full of affection Of its kind;
A spirit firm, erect and free,
That never basely bends the knee;
That win not bear feathers weight
Of slayery's chain, for small or great;
That truly speaks from God within,
And never makes league with SIM
That snaps the ietters despots make,
And loves the truth for its own sake;
That worships God and him alone,
And bows nowhere but at his throne;
That trembles at no tyranps nod
soul that fears no one but God;
And thus can smile at curse or BAN
That is the soul that makes man.