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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
November 2Olh. lS6O-

Whereas the Board of Supervisors
OF said County did this day appropri-
ate the sum Of One Thousand Dollars
to the several Towns III said County to
be used IL the building of bridges, and
to be divided among said Towns in
proportion to the assessment Of said
Town, and ordered the clerk to calcu-
late and certify the amount going to
each Towns, according to said ratio
Therefore, |, L. p. Powers, Clerk of
said Board, do hereby certify that !
have calculated and determined the
amount Of said One Thousand dollars
belonging to each Town in said Coun-
ty according to said order aud that the
said proportion is as follows. TO wit:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
$122, ALI

SEC. 2.-The sum Of 722 44-1OO dol
lars, shall be, and the same hereby is
levied and ordered to be collected as
State TIE amounting to one mill per
ccntum upon the valuation. And the
same is hereby apportioned among the
several Towns as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
Proceedings Of Board OF Supervisors
Grand Rapids, Wis.
November 10. 1850

Board Of Supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment, on the 18th nit. Pres
ent-Supervisors Seth Reeves, George
Hiles, Z. ?. kipp, Ole Natwig, Ezekiel
Elliot, and Il 4. Clark.
On motion of Supervisor Kipp the
following order was made:
Order of the Board Of Supervisors OF
the County Of Wood, State of Wiscon.
sin, passed by said Board at the annu.
al meeting for the year 1860, on tho
19th day Of November, a. D., 1860
relating to assessment rolls, and for the
assessment Of taxes, to wit:
The Board Of Supervisors of the
County of Wood, in the State of Wis
consin, do order and determine as fol
lows, to wit:
SEC. 1.-The assessment rolls fol
the several Towns in said County are
| hereby adopted as laid before sale
Board of Supervisors, by the Clerk O
the Board, as the assessment rolls O
said several Towns for the year 1860
and the said Board hereby determine
that the Taxes for said year be Levied
and collected upon the same, showing
the following aggregate valuations Q
-
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S.asslG Rapids Market.

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Friday, Feb. 6,h tSG1.E
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09


The Of or and hf offs or Of sec TO-, Is, ID
Of the second principal meridian line containing l60
bs we GeoFse BseT and Eliza Bailey his wife: forfeit
ed and sold credit to William Bailey Loan, interest
ETC.. l,l92 49, --1y 49,
follows: beginning of or of Is, 20
n IL e: thence ZIG paes stake thence $50 poles
stakes thence Ito poles to stake thence $50 poles
10 the place of beginning Except 20 acres OF of side Of
said tract which lies south Of the p. and C. kailroad
containing 30 acres mortgagedby Edward s. Fisher
and Elizabeth Fisher his wife, Loan, interest etc.
$50 So
The w or of or of L. lsn,r IL e. in district of
land subject Indianapolis, containing 30
less morgaged by Lewis etz and Catharne Retz
his wife. Loan, interest etc., STA 81.
Sxtyeght acres of n end hfs or sec 4, Is n, IL
e. in the district of lands subject 70 sale at Indianapolis
Indiana; fnortgaged by Leuue Virgins and Mary Wig
gins his wife. Loan, interest etc, 554 Is. q
In lots Nos. and in square Of the town OF VIM
chester also all that part Of No IN the square
gagged BY Ernestus Stroh and Belinda Srohm his wife.
Loan, interest ETC., $50 S.
RUSH COUNTY.
w hfn or sec 25. 1 I'm, l0e containing so acres;
mortgaged by Jocob Hite and Elizabeth He his wife
TIE hf Of or sec 5, IA D, 10 e, containing So
sloe acres morgsged BY John Byrd and s s;
Simpson. Loan, interest ETC.. 4e4 40.
RIPLEY oousur.
The ar offs or of sec g. n II e; mortgaged by
Susan DFumbar. Loan, interest ETC.. 100 IT,
100 Of land partly in the part Of sec is, n
ii and partly in the part Of sec ID, same ana r
bounded follows viz: Beginning chains and - links
of Of Is; thence with sec line IL chains
and "a Inks thence a deg As min yarato ~ CHAINS
IS links to the center of the Plank Road; thence with said
road Is deg IS chains SO links TO point chains ID
links due Of the line between section Ia and l9 thence
parallel with said line IS chains III links 10 the
place of beginning containing 100 mortgaged by
William Love and Mary Love his wife, Loan interest
etc, 553 26 -.'
part Of the hf sec 7, ten,rla e, bounded fol-
lows Beginning at the or corner on SIDE OF sec q
thences line 10 $4,000 chains thence y l3-loe
chains; thence Is 30-l00 chains thence rs LOG
chains thence 5o-loo chains; thence tx deg Il
s6 100 chans thence Is 5000 chains; thence 80
100 chains the line the side Of said sec thence
TO the place a. beginning containing so acres more OF
less: morgazed by Henry Tackle and wiiheimina Tackle
his WIFE Loan, interest etc, $50 20 ~
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09

Lots Nos TO- H. H. l3 a. Is and L. in block No. in
the southern enlargement Of the city OF Evansville;
gagged by William II. Chandler and Rebecca J. Chandler
his wife. Loan, interest etc, 1872 IS.
Lot No in block No 139 IN the town Of Lamasco City,
motgaged by George II. Start Loan interest etc. 1854
TO- - a s. ..--.rs
The frac Inf Of fac s. S, 10 W, containing ~
$500 acres Except in the heretofore
sold to John GARRETT; motgsEed by George B. Wagnon
and Ann wagnon his wife Loan, interest etc. $500 81
Lots Nos Block No. in Carpenter, Baker and
Garvins addition the City Of Evansville; also the middle
ofsw or of or of sec 10 W, containing 13
acres; mortgaged by Azarah I. Whtlesey and Sarah
whittesey his wife, and William G. Whttesey. Loan, in
terest etc, 1929 05. -sl es ~
The ar of %, IL W; mortgaged by Daniel
s. Lane and Sarah Lane his wife, forfeited and sold
credit TO James p Drake Loan, interest etc, ssl4 IS
~ COUNTY.
The undivided hf Of the frac Of or SEQ 20 n
w. containing "a acres also the undivided h. Of the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09

NEWTON COUNTIES
Wits Or r. 30 n W. containing so
oress mortgaged by John Antrim and Hannah Antrim his
wife. Loan, interest etc, 557 40.
hf sec u. 81 and hf ar y, 81 n. rs
"; nortgaged BY William Birch and Elizabeth Birch his
wife; forfeited and sold credit to Isaac H. Dunn Loan
interest, etc. Less 30.
wqrof e CT OF sec .; also commencing at the W
corner Of said land; thence running the line Of the
New Albany and Salem Railroad thence said line so
rods thence the OF said described 40
thence the line Of said 40 to the place Of be-
ginning all In Q, 20 U, W. containing IS acres
ing morfgaged by James C. Paris and Sarah E.
Paris hi wife and William and Aalinda lines his
wife. Loan interest etc. S554 Sc
The ractS de .cribcd below, all lying ia - W;
1ec IL containing 50 acres: No s. IA containing
IS ioO acres lot No in u, containing Al acres;
lot No in Il containing 50 0l00 acres; lot No.
IN sec Is containing AZ So Toe and Or OF
100 scres mortgaged by Samuel A. baltimore and Ellen
baltimore his wife, forfeited and sold credit TO Isaac
d. Dunn Loan. interest etc. ss27 Sc.
The hf or sec 7, 81. W, containing In all 30
scr leaving acres; morgsged by David A Crawford
loan, interest ETC.. S2S6 50.
III Of N on Of g. containing co also hf q
or H. all u said lands being in 20 con-
tanning all together lao scrss moftsassd by John
The " hf Of Or OF sec IS, % n, "; mortgaged
by William n. Barkley and Mary J. Barkley his wife.
Loan, interest ETC., $558 g. 2 - q
The hf n or and the or sec 20, 80 n, OF 8 W
also ar and the he Of the or Of 19~t 30 n,
W, also Or Of or sec 10, 30 n. w making
all All 10 100 acrcs mortgaged by Robert d. Brown
and Elizabeth J. Brown his wife. Loan, in<"st etc.
$3.50 81.
cspt the plat Of Brook Blocks Nos and IN the
enrper Of said tract Of land 800 BY 600, a. recorded
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-09

ing "a 35-6O acres except acres from the side there
Of and also the hf of the Or of the Or of a.
Or Of the quarter and section; moTtgaged by John
Freeland and Lydia r. Freeand his wife, Loan interest
etc, S552 ~.
KoscrusKo COUNTY.
The hf Of the W hf Of Or sec 90 80 n, T e;
and the hf Of hf of or 10 In said town 49, and
also acres of side hf Inf or Of said 10,
IN hf c hf hf or said 19); thence so rods;
thence IL rods; thence so rods; thence II rods
e place o. Ossnnns except "a acres 81, the cor
acres; morgaged by Rebecca Hover Loan interest etc,
The hfn or 80 81, e, containing es l3-lco
acres; mortgaged by John " Hover Margaret Hover
his wife. Loan, interest ETC., 36s.
The If of n W Or of sec 30. SO n, of 3 W. and
the hit Of az OF 80, SO n, OF W, contain
Ella Freeman his wife. Loan interest, damages and
The hf Of ar sec "a 81 n. Of W; also the hf
acres morgged BY Nathan Porter and CasssndIa Porter
his wife; forfeited aud sold credit 10 Noah Francis
Loan, interest etc, 6o4 o.. ~gsfolr
by Royal mestbrook forfeited and sold credit to John
T. Doneghy. Loan, interest etc, SCI s5
The hf Of Nv er Of sec q, q s. n, Of "; mort
The hi Of n e Of sec "a, 50 n, 8 W. containing
70 2910o acres, of Michigan Road lands morgaged by
William shinmin and Mary shimmin his wife. Loan in
fsrest etc., $50 50. it5c
The n " ar sec 20. { 80 ), Of r 3 W. containing lse
acres more or less; also hf Of or OF ~, &c
H. of w. containing so acres more or less; also lac
acres of the side Of hf Of Il, SO n. of W.
Except Is acres, be so rods and and 30
rods north and south, out Of the Of the last
mentioned land,l containing 1875 less
the whole herein described containing 1856
less mortgaged by Johnc Walker. Loan interest ETC.
7,779 IS.
The following described real estate in 81, Of W
The hf Of qr Of sec a. and gr q Or OF sec 80
also the or Of the or OF 2s containing 40
also the hf the or Of sec -, containing 80 acres
also the or Of the or Of Is, and the qr
the or Of 30 containing 50 also the "
the az Of 20. containing 40 acrcs aso the hf
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
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ia Ess7::5:.:.zs;sa s.s.:;zi
NNAND AFTER MONDAY, November a6tb. 1850.
~ Passenger TrNinS will lenTB bridgeport a. fol.
Iowa, (Sundlys e1ceptedD
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haze not suT1riEe,bnle.=
IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-11
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