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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DeIaware.U
tonIeIsAL MlIL osHaE, 49,

(OnIaIHAL MIL cRnHk, Ao)
Thn Company continues 10 offer to the people Of Deia
ware a superior advantages Of Insurance against io,
BY nfa all descriptions OF property, except Marine
The Iuuutuon is commanded By over 90 years expert
In and attention TO the subject cf Mutual Insurance
bsins the nrst 70 introduce the principle into our stA
been enabled adjust aud discriminate between the
different vArses Of property a. to render the member
oui Insurance Companies presented TO the public
II takes credit to Itself that its payments Of losses
been prompt and LIBERAL that In 23 years business and
losses reaching 100000 not single litiga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
Lookipg more % the safety than the number and
amount q ls risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
great amount in single riak Offering unit Oh
eea Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner II is conceived II has the safest and
select nnarAncss proportion the amuunt
-o!ss SIX Millions Of Dollars OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence nf this has not only reduced the rate of
assurance, At all times moderate, one-sxth, during the
at two years. but preaents now clear surplus fund Of
$751; security against any assessment the Deposit
Notes which BY the resort to Scrip ceraeAtss
The balances due 70 each membor now being Issued, viii
be paving interest to thom from January 1862, al the
Ateof per cent per Annumi thus making still fartho
1t sommsnssd the year 1852, with real protection to
the community In Deposit Notes Of s050,00O
burpius FUND $4,000
Total protseiion, 100000
1t is The work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and Is such
'h'y ought to pAtr0niIs 1t .,,.-. ,vssD ,,,nn,,
Secretary and TraAaurer-RoBKRr MoCAsH NJ. D.
DIRECTORS.
Ri Wilson, BrAndywins Hd James Deapain, Christi
ana Id; James Webb, Samuel Barr, Il. O. stotssnburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd Robert MeCAbe, Mill
Greek Hd John ?. Williamson, white Clay Creek Hd
George JAuver, New Castle Hd; Curtis B. Rhon, PEN
ssder Hal John 0. Clark, Red Lion Hd.i WIN. temple,
emylnai JAmsi n. BurnhAm, 81. Georges Hd; Charles
T. Fleming, Peter Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
A0kNTs-As we'll for receiving applications for Rsur
Anee A. oues Of members:
XII Wilson, BrandyUine Id; Robert McCabe. Mil
Creek Hds James DelapiAn, ChrlstAnA Hd.j John y.
williamson, White Clay Creek Hdi Curtis b. Ellison,
psneader He, Red Lion, st. Georges and AppoQunimink
New Castle Hd; Charles 7. Fleming Milford. Charles
runnsll Georgetowni Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general bunlnesa addressed TO the
andsraignsd, Wilmington, will receive immediate Atsn
ion.
fH ROBERT MccABB NJ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
FEVER AND A0UR.
FEVER AND AGUR.

A. uOIlmean Bittfra have proved tho most urotpt and
thorough remedy known-Hueesssful vhan 6niniP tu ~
%Ied % 40 determined by trials in the United ststss
npAts nesppti newark NJ J, Fort Hamilton, H. Y, aud
btefs are warranted to the ohilis the frat &
ha IN onef time, expell the disease from ne svsts
70 thoroughly that renewal follows ii ths
lot use are strictly adhered to-
we have numerous cerhcAtea oF r,irss OF the abov.
the following, from U. s. Army Surgeon We rs y
'i'su'1y 1rhi, sronnd DO lie for many others ~
S.,,. 7h"al sple.9si $. A., dated U, g. Hospital
NC N, y. says ~ cured several soldiers under
y VnAige M o. obstinate Fever and Ague which have a.
oi Wevks me usual remedy Of Quinine and wo,lid
without hesitation ust II In similar cases. f1N "Vuiu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MU TUAL IISU RA NCE co MP ANY

e--O 80 - @@t ~ ~ ANAA ~ " - w nh AAAt
Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
REST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO Five
PER CENT.
mHR principle Of Mutual Insurance s believed to be
the SAFEST and experience far has proved Il to be
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss RIRR and
although this nahtuton has beeen but ~ years In ex-
ancs tbs list of insurers will compare fAvorAby with
ny ohsr and the 54SAs BY FIRE during that time, Al.
though notfeW have been promptly paid all who have
bees insured In this ONCE AAd have had the misfortune
DO burned out attest The object has been to So
good at Of safe risks, rather than to swell the
number OF Insured without regard to hAnar thus les.
sonng the liability Of sinking the cash capital In case Of
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
wILnEaToN.-WiAm Candy, George Richardson,
John A. Duncan, Jacob Pusey, William Tatnail, Glenn
ent ~ smyth, John Cochran, Edward T. Belah Sam.
ue Candy, ChAs. W. Rowland.
DRAsDiwnn HuNDRHp-Edw. Brlnghurut, J. Cloud
Elliott.
CHEsfILNL HurpRID-Jsmes Riddle.
NkW CASTLE HuHDRKD.-John iuyer.
WG1fA CLAY CREEK HuHDRKD--AbrAm p Shannon.
WlLLIAMt CANDY, President
8. D. snrH, Bserstary and Treasurer. ia
~ once hours from to and from to T.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
CARRIAGES.
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT OF BUsINEss
JOHN MRRRIoK,
COR NINTH AND KING STREETS,
RnMInnrnn mn

hlLhiAoIOH, DBL
.RAE The shop which now occupy is the
Ht largest In this section Of the country beipR
sA@A@2 2l6 feet by 90 feet with a capacity 10 manu.
seture 50 TO 80 CARRIAGES WEEKLY. This ostab.
Asment Possesses great advantages In point Of con.
a6s nsenes steam power, most Improved mAehinsry and
Every carriage Is warranted and shall keep lArre
defy com petition. "'''
are offered. ~ NF'''S'
invite the attention Of ali who are in want Of hrut
49, 49, q SaAtfsss 70 eA and examne work. IL will
''Ptsly JOHN NzRRIoK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-22
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

in DYSPEPSIA, with its attendant symptop.s rnd,..
lion, Nausea, Loss Of Appetite Lowness OF snis,,s
fatuienee Vonc Ooslveness Sick Headache Lne,Itnda
parrhea General Debility, se It's efficacy Is Abu
" Attested ny tue certificates appended and viii h.
Immediately apparent upon a trial. we 40 NOT 49,,
that "Orimean Bttersn will cure every ease of nv
sla IN such as have become Chronic, we can eaniv
promise relief but In ordinary cases Of only saSs
years Standing, no failure has TO our knovIadss
where the use has eorresponded with the
directions Very many have been cured nv n,;a 20
Two bottles Dyspeptes impatient and nv from ona
remedy TO another all we ask Is persstenco IN tba ~,
Oh Two hotes aud proper regard TO exercise and reg
men, when either essential relief radical cure h
Dissatisfaction the Hon. Robert Morris. nj Kan.
lucky so extensively known the Masonic PrnternItv
of the United safes -''"i''
s.,, NEW YORK. July 10, 1884.
DEAR sIR have lived In tbs Southern sintss-mneh
VI u. tne ume ~ Misdaslppi-for more than twenty
elect the liver and produce dyspepsia This hnn
ed regular use of onies medical necessity 10 ma d
am familiar with the action OF ali the atnndsrd
1lteTs Of the day In my opinion none OF them l. 40
eeaeloub IN the Congestion Of the Liver and
as Orimean Bitsrs say this amer fair trial upon mi
own System and upon others to whom have nd
ed them believe II they freely used by person.
whose systems are eneryAted they would reisyo and
eventually cure large proportion Of such cases,
Hon . A. MoDougal, U. 9 Senator ofCallfornIa ,avs
tour Ormean Bitters ars excellent for dResion cor
rsetns diarrhea ntuset ritstion OF the omaeh Ana
me SIeatoh o. wholesome appetite They pleasantly
are the best bitters have ever used" -
The above written records and housAuds of ve,b,,
statements echo them from other sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-06
DIED.
50 W E rs EFT

On the 9th Instant Mr. SOMMEkSETT
WASHINGTON AVBINOE, aged 50 years,
sincerely and deservedly regretted by large
circle of friends, ~ The friends OF the ta1hj-
" are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
Which will take place from his late residence
No. 45. Water street to morrow Sunday al
ternoon at 3 O clock -[Troy, n z; Railway
N. j.: Baltimore ami Washington paper
please copy.
On Friday, the 9Th instant, GEORGE ".
HUTCHINGS, in the Attn year Of his age
mg~ The friends Of the family are invited 10
attend his funeral to morrow afternoon, 81 -"
o'clock. from his late residence, on Wolfe st.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
In Charlotte svile, (of consumptionl IN the
latter part of last month, Mrs ANN TX WIN,
wife Of W r. irwin, Of this place.
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meeting held there for the purpose OF taxing
suitable action relative to the death Of the late
President 1t was the largest meeting ever
convened in the city, and the trionte was most
convincing as to it's sincerity. The case OF
Rev Mr.. Colcy, OF Christ Church. who de-
chned offering prayers for th- President Of the
e. S ana was directed to go to Fort Pula ~kl
or close the church in which he otfclated was
rought 10 head by the application OF the
Rev Mr.. Coey to take the oath OF allegiance
The n. Y. World says 1t is curious to
notice that all the old abolition leaders have
come out fat footed in opposition ID any IN
Fiction of the death penalty upon the rebel
chiefs. We have already given portions OF
Gerrit Smiths letter on that subject to the
President Horace Greeley, Wendell Phillips,
and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher are also upon
record to the same effect.
Tie name of the Postotice at SuratJ ):
Prince Georges county, Nd, is changed to
''Robystown," and A. V Roby continued as
Postmaster thereat.
Great com plant is made by the papers Of y.
Y ork and some other cities that the ICE dealers
are this season, in the face OF general decline
in prices, asking the enormous price OF $50
ton for ice which cost them, at the outside,
not to exceed $l65.
Gen. j. G. Barton has been ordered to The
command of the Military District OF the Pa
tuxent, which embraces the country between
the Potomac and Patuxent rivers and south
of the Piscataway, and all troons serving
vicinity-with headquarters at or near Port
| Tobacco.
The dry goods market in New York contin.
I
Wooden and furnishing goods were yesterday
selling at slightly advanced prices. Dress
goods declined considerably. Ribbons, &c.,
sold briskly at an advance Of about i've per
cent.
General Mcdowell is moving several compa
MES Of troops for the protection Of the land
routes to Idaho, along which the indians are
troublesome.
The Bay Line of steamers are crowded every
afternoon with parties visiting Fortress Monroe,
Richmond and Petersburg, and al the counties
adjacent TO those places.
The Philadelphia Press intmates that quite
number of men are organizing in that city
for movement upon Mexico. 1t is said,
though vaguely, that the object Of the parties
is to maintain the validity Of the Monroe doc
trine.
A number Of prominent citizens Of New
York, chiefly merchants and bankers, have
purchased a magnificent carriage, with horses
and harness to match, for presentation to Pres
ident johnson.
The N. = Chamber OF Commerce has passed
resolution asking the President ito be just
as we'll as lnerciful in his policy towards the
rebels. -.
From Mobile We learn that General Maury
has been snner eded in command BIZ General
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UhE Alfznndrla Gazette
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6
Ho !! for Mexico.
From the Philadelphia Press.

Ho tor Mexico.
From the Philadelphia Press.
It is very evident that the valuable region
of country known as Mexico occupies very
considerable share OF attention. Several or.
CARNATIONS are being perfected in this city: all
apparently acting under one head.
There is much mystery connected with the
movement, bnt the idea of the Monroe doc
trine seems to be decidedly popular. Even
some of the detectives VIE have Eeen in
Mexico, are rather shy in conversation on the
subject, but they would be delighted to visit
that place once more. = All they say is, the
movement is 2 big thing, and sufficient
Sto.the day is the evil thereof. This is equiv
ocal language, but accompanied with sly
Winks, mods, &c, may be considered slgnlh
can't Of something not desirable at the present
time to be made public:
We hear Of parties who desire to visit Mex
leo by water instead of overland. Seventy
men, who have seen sea and naval service, are
already organized, and the commander is
gentlemen truly loyal once in the service, sta
toned in foreign waters It's also limited that
vessels are being or will be tilted out at Baltl-
more and manned by hardy crews. Gun large
cities are now over populated, and as 1t IS
likely the number will be sWelled to an almost
indefinite extent in few months, it IS thought
proper by the enterprising gentlemen engaged
IN the emigrant movement to prepare an outlet
at ence through which the tide Of population
NAV readily flow Incident to this movement,
there will lie quite demand for some OF the
United States vessels, to be sold to the highest
bidder, in short time.
TAXING THE OATH The following named
persons in Alexandria have recently taken the
oath Of allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment and to the restored Government Of lir-
ginia, viz: E. B. Addison, James T. Ball,
o. Fl. Bidwell, Benz. Fl. Baggott, Samuel
Beach, Daniel w. Bates, G. c. Bradley. Har-
rison Bradley, G. G. Biting, George Bryan,
Augustus Butts, G. G. Berry, H. B: Claggettt,
Jas T. Crump, Joseph Cooney, G. "; Cliff,
ford, S. N. Chipley, S. A. Churchman, Chas.
Cox. George L. Deeton, John Delphy, Z. w.
Deeton, John A. Dixon, j. s. Emmerson,
Henry G. Field, Dr. D. NJ. French, s. K.
Field, D. s. Gregory, John Gardner, J, 9.
Graham, g. r. Joyce, John =. Jayens, John
Jones, Thomas B. Hudson, James H. Hun,
tingdon, DR.. VIM. Kipstine, Thomas b.
Kemp, John Kelley, Col. c. II: Lewis, Wm.
Langley, A. Murray, Dr. +. } Murphy, q; Il.
Markell, Joseph Paul, Joseph Padgett,, John
Perry, IT, Robey, Thomas Brlshiell, K.
Tomlin, Joseph W Tatsapangh Joseph
Thompson, J. j. Wheat. Z. II, Whittier
State Joaumal. 5s
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MARRIED.

q Thux: b S1 MRy b F<d ka y G & NJ Fl.
CHRISS, MI Of this city.
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NJ A rim + LIS z
SATURDAY.,

SATURDAY, MsY s.
Arrived-Seheoner 4, Terrell Csps. Egans
coal for G0ye1Dmcnt
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= O S s 4 r I S
I &c Cream Saloon ,
No %, South Fairfax Street,
Fairfax Street,
ALEXANDRIA,, '

ALEXANDRIA, "a.
ICE CREAM, made in the best nlann95r
will be furnished, wholesale, to dealers, on tGs
most reasonable terms; or by retail, at the
saloon which is fitted up for the accommooa-
ton of ladies and gentlemen. nop
BREAD, CAKES, CANDIES, and CoN-
FECTIONERY, of all kinds. for SALE
Any of the above articles delivered II anS
pl nv EN- 49, < NJ. RO5SAKT,
G1O WARD.--Strayed or stolen, Snlal5
tail all his feet dark, and a mouse coloIeo
mouth blind in the right eye will give t ne
above. reward to any one that will deliver la ne
said horse at J T. Prices, King street, OF ~
Strives Livery Stable, 9th ss, Washlngfo1'
my 6-2ts
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The removal Of all restrictions to travel aud
trade with the Eastern and Western Shores OF
MARYLAND, the Eastern Shore counties ot VIZ
ginia. and the lower counties Of the State OF
Delaware, has made quite a decided change, IN
Baltimore.
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CorToN AT New YoRK.-six thousand
bales Of Savannah cotton were sold on govern.
ment account, on Thursday, in New York,
payable in gold The prices were fully, up TO
those current in tie open market. Fully good
smiddhugs, 81 : =mi3dlings 32a345; low 40,
spiclings, l2a. The auctioneer, before the sale
begun, stated that dispatch had been received
from Mr.. Simeon Draper, at Charleston, stat
siin,p- that no more than 5000 bales would be
found in. that city--a fact which the auction,
eer thought oughtfto put up prices cents per
10 here The total amount realized by the sale
vas 1888, 746 ingold. s..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-26

Part of ne Of se sec. Is, CONF
mencing 20 rods east of NV
corner, thence south so rods,
thence cast 60 rods, thence n.
40 rods, thence west 50 rods,
thence north 20 rods, thence
acest 8 rods 10 place Of begin
ufun
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Refcrce,s Sale.

State Of Wisconsin Pierce County. Circuit
fratr;. J. a Short. Administrator of the
state OF Ezra Mend. II, decea-ed, agaiHst
-. J.. Wilson.
DY FIR7'UE and In pursuance Of a jnhg-
= } merit and derrCe t.f foreclosure and sale.
rendered in said courf in the above entitled
action. dated July 81. 1865. shall expose for
.ale EId sell TO the higher bidder. for cash. at
ti.e front donr sc the City Bank of Prescott.
IN the city Of Prescott, in said county and
State. on Saturday. the ID day of Septem-
her. 1868, at ? o'clock p. NJ. the following
described real estate, or so niue b thereof as
rhail Re sufficient 10 satisfy the amount Of
said Judgment and costs and expenses of such
safe. t0-wit: The NV Or of the NV quarter of
sec. thirteen. and the southwest quarter of
she southwest quarter of section twelve, and
She southeast qua; ter of the southeast quar-
Ter Of section eleven, all in township twenty
seven of range nineteen west, in Pierce Co.,
State OF Wisconsin.
a. II. You've, Referee.
5. WHrrz. PINS Atty. l4-w6
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Referees Sale.

State 81 Wisconsin, Pierce County. Circuit
Court. Joel Foster. against Calvin Ram
dali. atministrat or. etc, Charles H. Ram
dali. Sarah Randall, and G. NJ. Randall.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of iudg-
ID ment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action. dated July Sd, 1865. shall expose
for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash. at the front door of The City Bank of
Prescott. in the city Of Prescott, in said coun
e. Of Pierce and State II Wisconsin. ON Sat
urday, the % day of September, 1865, at 2
q clock p. NJ. the following described real
estate or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
10 satisfy the amount OF said Judgment and
costs and expenses of such sale. to-wit: The
north half Of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton number twenty zone, in township NUM-
her twenty-seyen, of range eighteen, in said
Pierce county.
All. Youxe, Referee.
:. S. WHITE, PIfs Atty. l4-w6
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7orn q, Range II, Confined.

NANE. DE9. SIC. a T.
~ east to the Isabelle river,
thence down said river tosthe
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Miscellaneous.
Iunlber.
Probate Notice.

Pierce County COurt-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate OF Thomas Dean, de-
reaSchs
nN READING and filing The petition of
" julia Dean. of Trimbelle, in said coun-
~. representing among other things that
Thn0as Dean. late of Trimbelle. in said Co =,
On the 2lst day Of July, 1864. died intestate.
leaving goods, chattels and estate within this
county. and that the Petitioner is the widow
al said deceased. and PRAYING that admins
iratiOn Of said estate he to her granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before the
iudge &c this court, AZ bis Office, in the city
81 Pr,scot;. on Monday. the 9Th day of Sep
;eInber. i. y. 1865, at ! 0 o'clock A. NJ And
Il is further ordered that notice thereof be
gwen Ia an persons interested by publishing
g copy of this order FIR three succe ssiye
. weeks. unce il each week. in the Prescott
Journal & newspaper printed in Prescott, pri
OF 10 said day Of hearing
WN. HowEs. County Judge.
Dated august lst. 1915. I6-w3
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NAME. ms sRc ~
9 W McMurphey-The und
OF the s 2 3 of NV OF sw 2 1919
Unknown--The und I of
the 23 Of NV of sw 2 1919
E Harnshergsr-Und 1 Of
the side 60 rods wide SIS
west of the hudson road, in
NV NV Ro3
Z Harnsberger-Und 1 OF
the NV ga Of NV nc GOO
+ Harnsberger-Und Of 60
rods wide on side oflot ins 5.57
r hice ua sv a 1909
"a Io4o . s,s1
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Tom a. Rance L

DIV Stricklsnd--Part Of
lot 4 In sec 3
MISUNDERSTANDING at east side
Of Meridian ct. at the sw corner Of
Washington Of. in the village of Bay
City, thence easterly on the south
side OF Washington ct, TO sixth st,
thence south IA west to Meridian
sheet, thence north upon the east
side OF Meridian street TO place OF
beginning, 1919
ID " Strickland-Part Of lot
4 In sec s, beginning at Missis-
sippi river at the 3 g corner OF
third st, in the village of Bay
City, thence north "A . east to
the east line of said lot 4, then
south on said east line to the
Mississippi river, thence up said
river to the place Of beginning, $50
d W Striekland-Part OF lot
il sec S, beginning at the Mis-
sissippi river at the sw corner
of third Of. in the village Of
Bay City, thence north 44os
to the west side OF Mark.e o..
thence north 46o west on the
west line Of Markls st TO Meri-
dian st, thence south on the Q
side OF Meridian st TO the Mis-
sissippi river, thence down said
river to the place OF beginning 1913
Unknown-1T acres In lot 1
in sec 9
beginning at the sw corner Of
Levee 81, in the village Of Bay
City, thence north a ; east to
the westerly line of Washing
ton ST, thence north 40 > west
on the westerly line of WASH
ington ST TO third st, thence
44o west 3 rods TO the west
line f-said lot l, thence south
on said Yves. line to the Mis-
sissippi river, thence dorn ssid
river 70 the place Of beginning 81. 70
Unknwn--1 Z sacres in lot 8
in sec, 0, beginning on the Isa-
belle river at the n corner Of
Isabelle st, in the village Of
Bay City, thence south 449w
TO Bay 81. thence south 469 Q
TO Lsvee st, thence easter.y up
on the north side ef Levee st
to the Isabelle river, thence up
said river TO the place Of begin
ming, 2.6i
Unknown-i acre Ia lot 8, in
sec. 9, beginning at the NV OF
lot 3, thence east TO the north
line of Pepin 81 in the village
Of Bay City, thence south 449
east 10 the west line Of said lot
| three, thence north on said "
line TO the place of beginning, $50
Unknown--1 J-3 acres in lot
three In sec. Q. beginning on the
Isabelle river at the NV cor
ner OF isabelle 81, in the village
OF Bsy City. thence south ~
I west 10 Bsy St thence norh
sSe vest TO Pepin n, thence
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G IL Poweil--Se corner of
sc of sw section 6, lying in
square form Is rods n and
by 30 rods east and west, o $50
Lowell Gore-I7 acres on
east side 81 ~ az ne 10 z.4c
l. Heaiey ne me- IL 7,ss
Jas " loser sxse II f,ss
L Hsslsy W g So II 4,N
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Tax Deed Notice.
sT1Ts OF WISCONSIN, I
ra,.utv Of Tsiprca- SSs

y I
County Of Pierce. -
Office Of Clerk Of Board Of Super !
visors, Ellsworth, Aug. ~, ls65. 5
F1HE following pieces Of land were
a sold by the County Treasurer on
the 18th day Of May, 1853, for the
taxes, interest and charges of the
year ls62. Therefore, notice is here
By given, that unless said lands are
redeemed from said sale on or before
thu 18th day Of May, 1866, trey ,sill
be conveved TO the respective pur-
ehasers according 10 law The amt
Of taxes, interest and charges calcu-
lated up to the last day of redemp-
ton is set opposite to each piece re-
spectiyelv. j. w. WYNN,
C'k Board Of Supervisors.
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Town 81. Range Ia

Geo Suarts-Part of $40
Of NV sac 2, commencing at
$40 corner Of said NV 1 then
Q 81 rods, thence nearly due
n % rods TO the road, then
along the road 90 rods to