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ADMTNTsTRAToR,s NoTIs

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
whereas letters of administration the siate OF
W H Pove deceased were granted to the under
signed the last August term Of the Probate court Of
Kems er county. State af Mississippi. Now all per.
sons ng claims against the estate OF said eedent
are hereby required 90 exhibit the within the
time limited BY law or the same Will he barred
QoAew6s W. T. P0WE, Administra.or.
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An act 10 allow appeals from the county
courts established at this session, so far
az relates to the county of Warren
Section l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That ap-
peals from the final jugments of the county
court of Warren county in criminal cases,
may be taken and allowed to the criminal
court Of Warren county, subject to the same
terms as appeals are ordered to the circuit
court in such criminal cases, Provided that
| the term of the criminal court of Warren
county to which said appeal is prayed to be
taken will be holden before the next regular
term of the circuit court.
Sec. O. Be it further enacted mat this
act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage
! Approved Dec .. 1865.
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new Adpertisenemts.
ExeCutOr's Notice.

WHFREAS letters of ESecuto-ship on the es ate
f BRAN Carr. deceased were granted to the On Ter
signed at the laTt November of the Probate cou
Smith county state of Mississippi. Now all per
having against tie estate OF sal decede nj
sra hereby re- Quireo exhibit the ame wit in the
time limited by law, or tn same will be ba r d.
EMANUEL w CARR,
yaroSt Exc cutor.
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Are now receiving their invoices and supplies
Of Goods direct from Europe Call ana examine
before purchasing elsewhere. Jenf-s"
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: IOA ALD oNo~N
Approved Dec. 2, 1865.

AN ACT to remedy defect in process issued
without official seals:
+ Whereas the seals Of some of the Pro-
bate. Circuit and Chancery Courts in this
State, have been lost or mislaid during the
late war, therefore,
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Mississippi, That all process
heretofore issued without any official seal
attached, emanating from auy Court Of Re
cord in this State, and all that may hereafter
issue up to the first day of May next. with.
out any official seal attached thereto, shall
be as good and effectual in law and eQuiety,
as if such seal had been regularly attached
| thereto.
| Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That it il
hereby made the duty of all the Courts Of
Record in this State whose offices are not
provided with official seals, as now required
| by law, to procure the same on or before the
| first day of March next
Sec. s. Be it further enacted, That thiI
act shall take effect from and after its pass
age. 600
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An Act the better to secure the payment o

An Act the better to secure the payments OF
the school funds of this State. and for
other purposes.
Section l. Be it enacted by tho keg1sa-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That 1t
shall be the duty of the President OF the
Board Of Police of each county to report to
this Legislature at its next meeting, and at
each regular meeting thereafter, the exact
state, nature and Liability of all school
funds in their respective counties, with
such remarks and suggestions in relation to
the system of common school education 40
they may think proper for information.
Sec 2 Be it further enacted, That 1t shall
be the duty of the school commissioners or
trustees in each county to make annually
full and explicit report of their proceedings
| to the President of the Board OF Police Id
each county, accompanied with such re-
marks and suggestions as they may deem
| fit. ;.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That 1t
shall be the duty of the President OF the
Board of Police in each county to secure
the payment of all dues to the school funds
of this State, by lien, mortgage, purchase OF
| Judgment or real estate, and that the same
shall be effected within (l2) twelve months
after the passage of this act.
Sec. a. Be it further enacted, That TINS
act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
| Approved Dec 2, 1865.
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TREASURER'S OFFICE
Jackson, Miss. Jan 9Th 1866
ALL persons holding Aud tors Warrants registered
bv me- are here y notified that money is now IN tie
Treasury to pay all Warrants registered from NoV.
30th 1865, to Jan Sta 1856, inclusive
JOHN ECHOLS,
Janelw State Treasurer
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For which no Commissions will be charged to fhei
regular Customers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
TERMS or
Godeyls LadYis Book for 1866.

(rfn.u wll,ch iketc eau b. NJ dc'latiOnJ
tine rnry. one year, 50 90
Two ctpies. one year, so
Three evpics onc year, 30
-Four copies, one year. ~ 70
Five copies. one Sear. and aa extra copy TO the
per.sn getting NJ tue elub, making ~ CO,
pies, IL 00l
Eight copies, ona year, aaI an extra copy 10
the person getting up ths CLUB, making nine
copies. II 90
Eleven copies. enc yssr, and an extra copy TO
% the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies, ~ %
" Al additions 10 clubs al club rates.
" Cooley l.aly's Book and AHhut's Home Ma
gazine will be sent, uns year, on receipt Of 81 50.
IT, We have no club with IN, other magazine o.
newspaper.
~ The money must al Ne sent al one time for
any Of the cluhs.
Address l.. E.5DDEY,
N. Il. Corner sixth iii. sosiDui Streets,
Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
T6sthe Citizens Of N. Carolina.

TNHE termination of sangu:nary contest, which
for the past four years has presented an impass-
able barrier 10 all social ard commercial intercourse
between The two great sections Of the country having
a, eng,! happily cleared away all obstacles 10
neWa Of those relations which formerly bound us 70
gcther in fraternal union, take the earliest oppor-
tuuy afforded me By this suspicious event. - gieet
nv southern friends and to solicit from them re-
neWal o that extensive business connection which
for quarter Of century has been uninterrupted save
by the great public calamity to which have adverted.
Il is scarcely necessary, on The threshold Of busi
ness re-unos, should repeat the warning so often
given 10 my iriends-to beware Ofthose spurious and
deIeerious compounds which, under the specous and
false lics of Imported Wines, Brandes Holland Gin
Lioaors &c, lave besn equally destructive 70 The
health Of ou citizens preadicial &c the interests OF
the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past life have been expended in
an ops aud candid attempt to expose these wholesale
irauls no time nor expsnse has been spaled TO ac.
complsh this salatay purpose ard place before ny
friends and tic public generally, Al the lowest posi-
bic market pce and in such quantities might suit
their convenience truly genuine imported article.
Twenty-Five years business Transactions with lhs
largest ani most respectable exporting houses il
France snd Great Britain have afforded me unsur.
passed facilities fOt supplying our home market with
Wines, Liquors, AMI Li9murcs " the best and mos,
approved brands III Europe. in addition 10 my s~s
d,..cry in Holland for the manufacture Of Schis
dom 'schhapPs.
The latter, 50 long tested az tgpisyei by the me.
Jica faculties Of the Uni,ed Sia,.S. Hes; Indies and
soo;L America as al invaluable Tae'epsa.c, whole.
some, pleasant. AMI perfectly safe Osvss n all eli
mates and during all seasons, ,qaicky eAosd The CO
lpia,y of the home manufacturers and ssnders Of
spurious article under the same name.
I, trust ihai have, after much toll and expense.
sufounas! i y, imPortstions with safeguards and
di,,eii .sEa with ordinary eircumspec,ion will
insut, Il, -..ssry, as receive them from Europe
10 al .as.a-t5s.
| - JAZZ. sgmtssr recommend in ali cases where
,lht LIT orders be sent direct to my Depot,
- s.rte,, New Ycrk. or that pu,chaers be
ma A., .rcdi,ed agents.
In .sas5a % large stock Of Wines, Brandiss,
&c, ia w,ad have considerable supply Of old III
cd fo,es, vines embracing ,intases Of many past
Z years Doillcd up before the commencement of the
war which can recommend 10 al connoisseuTs o,
= hese rare luIuties.
IL conclusion, would specially call tho early a,
en,ion u ny southern customers 70 the advantage ia
be derived By sasmiiting their orders without loss
time, calling PersOnsy at the Depot, in order !,
nsufc the fuhment of their fsyors from the prcsen
a srge and well selected assortment.
uD0LPlf0 WOLFE,
g Beaver Street, New. N.sk
- December 20. -
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" AEEr1D.

Al cri,' q ote. ID sunday ,he III a.Ilni. II
the Rev sa a1rl Prarrs. N. lpHS N. NlLkER
sDyio a"FsSSis JORDAN, daughter sl Co.
wm. II. J ran.
Ia The cseniag II ihe tlh instant. ., tie rr.Jsnrs
q he siIe. iaihef b, ihs iies. d. ". lhanpsOa. NJ
THOMAS ". SYKES 10 M,s. SARAH J. DoD
SON. eIc. d.ss sAirr u NJ. william JOJ.on. al u
tbs. COUNTY.
Oaihs llih Of Iana1fy. BY ;hi'le. Hilsia, Esq
". RtC lard A. ZONES 70 Mrs. ANGEIINE
!sE ,Bs. al u Dtansr county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
A PROCLAMATION
By His Exceilency. jonathan. Worth, Co
ve.nor OF North Carolina.

WHEREAS. i. JONATHAN WORTH, Gov.
" emat Il Natih C,ioiina. Ah The concurrence
AID advi OF the Council ol State lo deem il sa.o-
tueis &C es.ars that lhr Genetsl Assembly Of hi =
state " convened hsi,rc The tine appointed for is
ncsilpg:
Naa, h.rrfite. j, heseay issue this ms procla.
naiioi, noiy ing aud requesting hr menllets NJ the
6snefsf Assembly, u Nsah Carolina 10 meet d. spe-
riil session. thr Gapilal ID tie ciiy AZ Raleigh, 81
rhut.dss ii. s,h LAY nl ihis maaih.
G.,rn andr. ms hand. and atesisd ~ The eres,
,eal NJ tAs Sta.r, al oiiiee. Ia Raleigh, this
a.. : ttr 3iidas II Ianual, 4. u. lsg6, aud il
lhr ycars,s nui inJr.enIenCe the nsaelieti.
By The G1yrnrar.
JONATHAN WORTH.
M. III. BAGl.Ef. PAY. see. lg-2i
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
For 1866.
The Fashion Magazine of the Word.

49, = AA1oaAAaS W sAkS
l.Eeatutc. Fine Arts, aud Fashions. The most
steel EngtaSibgs. DOUBLE FASH
IDN PLiFES. Woal Engraving, on every sub
,aci hat can laIerssI ladies' crochet Knitting Net
ting, Embroidery Articles for the Toilet for the Par
lor. the Boadaur. aud the Kitchen. Everything, in
TACT, u maze comple.e LABTs Book.
THE LADIES F.srORITE FOR So YEARS
No m4,afin2 has been able 10 compete with il.
None attempt Il.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
~ every department of . household. These alone
sss worth The price Of The Book.
MODEL. COTTAGES (no oihei Magazine gives
iheln). with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS For The YOUNG.
Another specially with Cooley
ORIGINAL. MUSIC, worlh So year. Other Ma
glzes publish old worn-out music: bet the subscri-
hcrs 10 Cooley get il heioie the music stores.
GARuRNlNG FOR LADIES. Another pecu-
lianly with Cooley.
FASHIONS from Messrs. A. T. Stewart & CO., of
New York, the millionaire merchants appear in Go.
lsy. lie onls MasIzlne that has them,
i.ades Bonnels.. We give more II them in year
than any other Magazine. Ii fact, The LadY's Book
rnstlss every laJy 10 he her own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND.
Autkores. of Alans, Hidden Flith. Moss
S.ir." :. Nemesis. and MlaAm.'
whites fsr GoJey each month, and lof no other Mag
as,ne. A new novel by her viii be published 10 1866
We have sso retained al oUf old aAl iArofiic c0n
tgibul0rs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from lhs yard II the Subscriber. living
- tea miles cast Of hil'sbproush. on The Oxford
n'sj, on the nghl Of the 23I Of December last. q
Mare Mule gnai size. heavy built. hind ~ The LEFT
eye, black with white sIAIls the shoulder aud root
Of the tail and ii g,,l order. eish years DID next
spring. The ahove reward will be gwen for her de-
livery g ms. o. such ini,,mliih a. will enable me
u rrcosrr her.
DUREl.L JOHNSON.
January l7lh. 1866. eU--sws
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm Tuesday the 9th Of February, 1866, viii sell
- 10 tile highest bidder, at the residence OF Mrs
Maleiha Borand, about Is barrels OF Corn, lot Of
Gals aud Hay, Household Fwnnure, consisting oi
Beds, Bedco,hins, Crockery ware, Cooking Utensils,
and variety OF House keeping articles.
Terms. six months credit, with noie and good So
curily, OF the Cash if preferred by the purcaaser
ALEX. DICKSON, Admir-. "a
Of ..gber, n. Strayhorn,
Jani7 90
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
DIR. WILSON'S SCHOOL.

HAVE associated with me DR.. John Wilson, late
Principal Of the Milton Female Academy, and
shall reopen my school on the lst February, 1885,
Dr. Wilson was graduated with first distinction at
The University Of North Carolina, in the class Of ls4s,
and has had several years experience in teaching To
my friends and the public can say. that know no
one whom would prefer to DR.. Wilson to be asso.
ciated with me ia my school.
For FERNS, &c, address Rev. A. Wilson, d. ID.
Melville, AlamaHce County. N. G.
ALEXANDER WILSON.
Gjjr The Salisbury Banner, Charlotte Democrat,
and Wllmington journal will please publish four
times, and send bill to DIR. A. Wilson, Melville.
Jan. 3rd, 1856. i#ag1 HGf 49,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
Rry. II. q HILL.
Select School for Small Girls.

Miss \. X. sgurr viii recsiyo a. pupils lin.
AVA tied numbei u snlll gitb, Oh ,as 18th Of Jan.
uary. 1866.
llauify 3. ls--3w
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.
MISS MANGUM viii open the Seventh Session
III Of her School for Young Ladies al the resi-
dence of he, mother, Mrs. Willie P. Maneum, on
the 10th Of January 1866.
Only limited number Of pupils can be received.
They will find home in her mothers family.
For particulars apply to
MISS NJ. p. MANGUM
January 8. 8 is--4s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
FoRD's FERTILIZER

GIVEN 10 exchange Coz Southern Bank Bills and
W Pfoiuco.aiier tho lsi Of January 1860.
BROWN, PARKS & CO., Ag'ts.
December l3ih. 1855. l6--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
FOR SALE

MY PROPERTY in Hillsborough, ". c.. co6isf-
l'A ing u the Acre Lot, corner Of Wake aud
Queen streets, on which are large Two story Dwell
ling ~ilh eight rooms aud i've ere places, enleIed
frenr WIDE passage. with cellar underneath
Kachrn. with three rooms and three FIRE places;
Cook house, with brick floor;
A Smoke house ard q good Barn; all in good
condition. With pump Of good water in the yard
Il is che Il the most pleasant situations in the
lown
Terms issorslie. if soon applied for.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
Hills5oro1gh. Jan. Cd, 1866. ls-tf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
Obituary.

Died, ia i'll. rouiy 81 lhr lS,h ~ December lat.
NJ. MART u. riNSiN. vie u Z. e. rinnia. 10
ihs 9Th year Of fhetsge. \ cool s,min has fallen
None knes her but % love hsf. Bu, iss women
leave such character behind them. Hsf iOss 10 the
ws1lI va. her eternal gain.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17
LIST OF LETTERS.

s8 Llo ~ Or LIZ EhS,
~ EMAINING at the Post Ofics ia Hisborough
Co. on the lsl DAY Of January, ls6 which
not called for in one month, viii be sent 10 the Dead
Letter office.
Rev Brent, Alexander Long,
Joseph Bumford, Q Sarah e Long,
y blackwood, Miss Amelia Latta,
Miss Mary Borland FNorwood.
A Blown, Hamilton Monigomer
Samlrl J Collier Mrs Laura o Manguln.
Q 8 Causey & Co. Miss Ellen Mandrick,
Prof Robert L Caller, KY McAde s
Mrs. phila Calder, in Mccain,
Potter Colby, Julia Ann Merritt,
John Cox, Miss R q Poe,
II VI Gates, 0snond Peters,
Elijah Couch, Miss Emma Lougee,
John Campbell, Miss Mary Ross,
Aquila Compton, . Charles Russell.
l. ComploR, Thomas E Roberts,
VIM Compton, Miss Clary Ray,
John Lucas 'Canwe,, Miss Margaret Smith,
James Debroah, Miss A Stevens,
Charity Davis, John Smith,
Samuel Dickens, ] A Stanfeld, Q
Mrs Caroline Ebbrens, Benjamin d Symonds.
Mrs Susan Ellis, Miss Mary A Spencer.
AAW Finley. Mrs B Siilh,
Miss Betty Gill, Miss Harriet Thomas,
james Gerard, Nancy Thomson
Tom Hooper, Nicholas West u
n nofner, SO Sluuel w stllanS
Calvin Hawkins. Miss Benny Wright
Rev William Willard, Mrs. Judy Whitehead
Cornstlus Hopkins, James Warren
E d Herdoa, . Mrs Kesiah Wedi
Messrs Harden & Bro Mrs Rachel Williams
Joseph Jackson. Silas Webb
Miss Mary Iefries, James Vossiti
w A lee,
Persans calling for any Of ths above letters will
please say they are advertised
d. HEARTT, p. M.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

- ~, "o1 .ns cfiber the 81 day OF Janu
~, .sOo' NIUE - medium size. dark colored,
-, 49, al nAasi iel1 ear ltlle ooped lfe, fore
,00' A,'s pigeon toed. eight Yeas old. IwilI nav
w." -ss doiiars reward ior The delivery of tbe
80 ~ q such information .as v III enable me TO
ret him.
DAVID RILEY.
January l7th, 1866. e0-3ws
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17

Gfst yeaf OF his age. Tie was the father OF
fS c6ilden. rs grand chiislfeh aud w great
grand childrea.
The completon Of the census OF Illinois
reveals the astonishing fact that since 1900
inc population II the State has increased
abou, soc, 900. or nearly y's3 per centnm.
Coiis armary. ia Hartford. is 10 be re-
built Immediately its length will be twelve
Iundred feet.
The proprietors Of the steamer 81. John
have given $4,000 70 the little girl IRON
Montreal whose parents were both Killed
b, the recent explosion.
During the month Of November the Post
master General ordered two ilundred and
fifty post Offices IN the Southern States to
be re opearil. Fifty four female pos,mss-
tiers @erc appointed,
Memphis is spreading her wings i'm
men.ely. The Appeal states that upwards
OF nine hundred hoases are IN process oi
erection in that CITY.
The Memphi, Appeal states that there
are no less tim nine hundred houses being
erected 10 that city Al present.
A proposition has been made by a Mem
,,hiali TO the tia,ernnis oI Mississippi IL
s,orten the length 81 che M,ssss.ppi river
800 milrs A part of thls scheme !, u dam
up Red River near sjunctinn 10 the Mis-
slssippi. 80 ~ io thr"s The water, which
seek an cutie, through Rel river M" the
Atchalalay aud Brrwiek.s bv. Not 10
damage the commerce Of NV 0tlein>, al
iron lack il 10 b.. placed 10 the dam A.
"a let b.ais in and out uf the M,s,l-,,pll |
through Rel river. An.lher part "i tie
plan 1aniemplaies that als the su,l.ts, hoih
ifatsral aud artliir,al. irnn u,'sr thr mau III
III Red river, Oh The Wr-i bank al The Mis-
s.>s,ppI RIVER. 1. Pine Btuf. Arkansas,
Guild be openrd. s,n u srraighlenrd anu
lrseri. Illus 'oprnIrs a atsy.iem II drainage
ihraagh a c,,unirs emarscing The hest -, !.
ton at a sau.ss. at the same TIM. with
these positive nailrts, drawing large gnan-
tllss ~ water lrSm tie Mississippi. nee,
Ia triuin.
The ssheme Is SAID ts he practicable.
lasafa Ideifgtastr.
MaRs ,SiSsix 'osSsenerr-f .rS rins
h-ld RrpGbl s,n sas.:-" Ia taHh near
Mrs "a ihrre - family ah,ff. lr some
tme. . wnman ahd her s,.irs have >harsd
4 e malrrl.ai duiir. uI The h"a .rhull, rat.
er than hases . iasl IN tic laMil, : Tae
prslue ~ fl,r tsa sl.ir,s i, tafni -thv
,hHIren. lhr select mrn Hncr threatened
50 arrest the s'gon.n. la'r'areh aud have
him deal; With: hr aar,ed ihem ihd 4
;hcs did his whole family. consisting then
~ i.urtr-n children. Noul br throan up.
an the tasn Tor saPpae. Ihi. va, .seh !
serinus yirw nf the e,se - tie town au
tharit,rs that trey IT. lhr laml, IL ~0lk
ont iIs oWn ssiyatioa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17

? EMAINING at the Post Otfics ia Hillsborough
y. c. on the ls DAY Of January, lss which i
not called for in one month"; viii be sent TO the Dead
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-17

January l7th, 1896.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

L c Tulbs-All oil ne qrse or 26
nxcept 1910 acres in NV cor
ner, running % rods D & by s
rods NV, 1924
&c Tubbs-Part Of NV ! Sc 62
beginning at the sc corner Of
said NV ar Sc or, thence s@w
561@ rods, thence 524 W l6
rods aud 20 links, then IA
W so reds md 20 links, thence
nsio g % % rods TO place Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
Tax Deed Notice.


State Of Wisconsin :c'cn IS.
OFFTrE OF C1'E OF THE BOARD OF ST. Z
Psrvisors, Ellsworth, aug. Is, 90.
THE following pieces Of land were sold
By the County Treasurer on the lOtn
day Of Msy, 1854. for the taxes, interest
and charges of the yeSr 1853
Therefore. notice Is hereby given, that
unless said lands are redeemed from aid
sale on OF before the 10th day q asy, 1871,
thev viii be conveyed 70 tie respective
purchasers, according 90 isw.
The amount Of tSK-@, Interest ana char
ges calculated up T. the lsrt DAY q re-
demptiOn, is set opposite 20 each Pi-cs re-
Epeetvely. J. ". NlNN'
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
Town DC. RANGE 10.
Town 26, Range 20.

lin asa
Unknown-Und I of n ga ne
4 med 8
except Ia acres in the ne cor
ner, lying 20 rods n 4 by so
rods 4 ", 1921
Unknown--3 acres situated
between Rice & Binns', in lot
section
said lot is the full width OF lot
/ and its line is 3 4 rods
Of end of lot ! sec. 4, town
20, range 20, SIS
Unknown-All Of sc or ne Or 10
lying Of Main ST, in A t Nor
toms sseition to city Of Pres
colt, except two rods wide on
the n side of said ne or ne or,
containing 26 reres. 1880
UnknOwn-A strip OF land 2
rods wide OF the side OF NV
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
Town 26. Rance I8.

n Relden--kll Of ne or ne or
eSsept 1s acres in sw corner,
Isid sgt IN lD.s. in the village
o. s>ei<s~nFiiir,
u sS-lia&-isrt Of NV or ne I
b-crn niz.S ~ tae ~ corner Ofnw
a. ue a., eaenee e 80 L. $40 rds
tLeRcS L So " Is 4 S-l0 rods,
thence u 4So G "a rods. thence
n Sc W 10 rode, thence n SO
e IL rods, thence u Il S-10
rods to place of beginning,
ID Beiden-PaTt of NV or ne
or sec.
beginning on the or line at lhe
corner of three acre lot as
sessed 30 s. W Bennett, 20 and
T3-i8O rods OF the or section
post on n side Of section l, then
Is rods, thence s7 W 60 4
5-IO rods. thence 60 rods to
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
Town %, Range II.
o " strickland-Part Of sw !

~ " @N~ANAA@-N- = a VI ~
Ew
beginning az the NV corner,
thence to the sw corner, then
e 70 the line of 5th st in the
village Of Bay City, thence n
az e on ths nOrtherly side of
9th 81 10 Jackson 81, thence "A
- : " 10 the : line Of said sw
I, thence " to the place Of be-
ginning,
D W Strickland-Part Of Sc I
sw
beginning at the sc cor. thence
y on the line to Jackson 81,
IN the village Of Bay City, then
n 469 v on the n side Of Jack
son 81 10 the " line of said Sc
sw thence n on sasd west
line 70 SsfersOu st, thence e on
side Of Jederssn st TO the Is
abel River, thence down said
river 20 the e Inns Of said re or
Ew az, thence S 10 the place Of
beginning.
b " Stnekland-Part Of Sc I
Ew
beginning on " side Of Jack
son 81, in the village OF Bay CT
", az the NV corner Of 81 Il,
thence n 80 " 10 9Th 81, then
80 " to the W line of said SO
sw thence 5 to Park stthen
E469 10 Sd st, thence n sao
stO the place Of beginning,
ID W StTickland-PSrt OF Sw4
sw 7
beginning6 rods $ OF ne corner
Of said sw : sw !, thence 5 to
Jackson 81, IN tie village Of
Bsy City, thence n 45- - to
Jefferson 81, thence . on the ;
line Of jefferson st to the place
Of beginning,
ID W Striekland-Part CT sw
isw4
beginning at the s line on the
easterly side Of Morton 81. in
the village Of Bay City, where
it interseets with 81 81, thence
n s6o " te 4th 81, thence u 40
e 10 Pdrk 81, thence 46o e 70
81 st, thence AZ " to the
place Of beginning,
d W Suickland-Part Of sw
Sw
beginning on the S line Of said
EW I sw I on the easterly side
Of Commercial 81, in the vii
lage Of BAY CITY, where il in
teTseets with sth s.. thence n
459 v to 9Th st, thence 5 "a
9 10 Morton 81. thence 8 40 . 9
70 4th q, thence : ~ " 70 the
place Of beginning,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
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