Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-07

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making in all 552 bonds of $1,000, or $685.
600.
Ofthe AS bonds paid the committee have
seen but 49,. The remaining Is we find
marked paid on the book kept for bonds,
and the following are the numbers and
dates as far as ascertainable Of the missing
bonds, said tn have been paid:
Louisville and Nashville Railroad --.
Aug. 9, 1873, No. 20. Date Of payment
unknown as it is no. given.
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Nos. 3, 46, 81 and gj with s coupons each,
Jan. 20, 1869; and Nos. 2GT, PA and 2l5,
with L coupons each, Jan. 20, 1869.
Edgefeld and Kentucky RaiirOad-NO.
40, paid June 10, 1874, and No. 6S, Jan. 20,
1869.
tennessee and Alabama RailrOad-No
q, paid Jan. 20, 1869 and No. 19S paid in
1851.
This report is made to Jan. 1, 1875.
We have caused books 70 be prepared
and the bonds issued to all the railroad
companies mentioned, paid and handed to
your committee, have been securely posted
at their several proper places in those
books, which are now handed with this IT.
port and we recommend that they be Sc
curely kept BY the County Trustee and he
be required TO place in them all bonds as
fast as redeemed.
We recommend also that the coupons Of
the several bonds be also posted in the
same books at their proper places, the
books being prepared for that purpose, and
that this work, which is very important,
nav be properly done, we recommend the
appropriation Of SloO.
Since Jan. 1, 1879, W. A. knight, Couh-
ty Trustee, has paid the following bonds Of
the county:
Louisville and Nashville Railroad-Nos.
Is, % and 90, due in 1873; and Nos. 20
and p, due in 1874.
Nashville and NOrthwesterH-NOs 2O3,
2O4, 205, POO, PIP and 2lo, due IN 1870;
and Nos. It's, 176, ~, IFS, 10 and $50,
due in 1874.
Edgeheld and KentuCky-NOs. I32 and
133, due in 1874.
Tennessee and Alabama-NOs. IA, 20,
Is, 20, 80, 81, 81 and 81, due in 1873; and
Nos. Is, s., 93, 81 (paTt), 9S, 100, lO4, lO5,
Ill, III and $50, due in-lS74.
Total number paid since January 1, 1915,
IS bonds.
We have shown that on Jan. 1, 1915,
there were due. 5j2
Deduct. ............-....... 80
Outstanding and due April I, 1S7j.... 514
which are the following:
Louisville and Nashville. .. IS
Nashville and Northwestern. ..... Ijy
Edgefield and Kentucky. 146
I N1nhav-rn T11
Total................... ...... 514
Signed: P. W. Maxey, IL. l.. Claiborne,
and S. A. Duling.
WRANGLING.
4 motion having been made TO allow
each Of these committeeman 50 for the Ia
Dor performed in preparing the above re-
port, and So for clerks hire, much con-
fusion arose. After parliamentary broil,
which for Obstinacy, bitterness, and gener-
81 anguish, has seldom been equalled even
in this famous body, the motion prevailed,
having survived numerous other motions
intended to delay or destroy it.
ELECTION OF TAX ASSESSOR.
AtI2 O'Clock the court went intOan cleo
ton for Tax Assessor, the following nom
iuations being made: j. II. Mccain, G.. W.
McCarley, I. j. Halle, Jas. Cameron, DR..
w. Williams, A. q. NOrVell, K. NJ. Shiyers,
W. l.. Nance, John HOws, For1 Reddick,
Eli L. Woods and Andrew Gregory.
First ballot-McCann y. McCarley /,
Halle >, Cameron 1, Williams ?, NOTvell .,
Shivers 10, Nance ,, Hows s, Reddick 9,
Gregory ).
A motion prevailed to drop, after the
third ballot, the hindmOst and all not ne
ceiving over two votes.
Second ballOt-McCann 10, AlcCarley ],
Halle 10, Cameron ], Williams 3, NOryell
Z, Shiyers e, Nance /, HOws II, ReddicS I'D.
Third ballot Mccain II, McCarley 2
Halle IL, Cameron 1, Williams 3, NOyel
(, Shivers Z, Nance ,, HOws 10 and Red.
dick Q.
Fourth ballot-McCanR Il, Halle -