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~ "A MEL Is 81

By Mrs. fANNY MpRnAuGm Doy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-27
Town 81. Range Il.

u " Strickland-Fart OF sW Z
gWf
beginning At the NV corner,
thence 5 to the sw corner, then
G b the 5 line Of 5th 81 in the
village Of Bay CITY, thence n
44= on the nOrtherly side Of
5th 81 % Jackson 81, thence n
IS : " to the lime uf said ~
Z, thence " to the place Of be-
ginning,
d " Siri-kland-Part Of So I
sw
beginning at the So cor. thence
" on the line to Jackson 81,
in the village Of Bay City. then
n 90 " on the n side IF Jack
son ST TO the W line Of said Sc
4 sw Z, thence n on said west
line 70 Jefferson st, thence a. on
side Of Jefferson 50 20 the Is
abell River, thence down said
river to the G line Of said s. ar
aw qr, thence 5 TO the place u
beginning,
b W Strickland-Part Of Sc !
aw
beginning on v side of Jack
son st, in the village uf Bay CT
". at the NV corner ol 81 81,
thence N 49, v 70 4th st. then
az " to the " line of Ssi : sc
I Sw Z, thence s 10 Para st,tlen
s467 e to 81 ST, thence n :
sto the pace Of beginning,
DIV Strickland-Part Of sw I
Ew I
beginning 6 rods s Of ne corner
OF said sw sw I, thence 5 70
Jackson ST, in the village Of
Bsv CITY, thence n 46@ " to
Jefferson 81, thence g on the =
line Of Jefferson 81 TO the place
Of beginning,
DIV Strickland-PaTt Of sw
Z sw Z
beginning at the line on the
eastsrly side OF Norton 81, in
the village Of Bay City, where
il intersscts with 81 81, thence
MISE W 20 4th ST, thence n ~
e to PARK 81, thence 5 49, e 20
cd 81. theaee 44S W TO the
place OF beginning,
DIV Striekland-Part OF sw
Il swl
beginning on the line Of said
HW sw 7 on the easterly side
Of Commercial q, in the val
LACE Of Bay City, where il in
tsrsects with 18th 81, thence n
S69 " to 5th st, thence - :
. 20 Morton st, thence 49, e
10 9Th ST, thence a. " to the
-. ~ f,a~innfnr
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-27
JNAdan1s
Town 20, Range Is

p Belden--All ofne or ne or
except 10 acres in sw corner,
laid out in lots, ia the village
Of Beldenyille,
d Belden-Part Of NV or ne I
beginning at the ne corner Ofnw
or ne or, thence s 80 x $40 rds
thence L SOC W % & $40 rods,
thence II AS e q rods, thence
n Sc W 10 rods, thence y 90
e IL rods, thence e ~ & $40
rods to place Of beginning,
D Belden-PaIt of NV or ne
or sec.
beginning on the or line at the
sw corner Of a 3 acre lot as
ssssed to q " Bennett, % and
79-100 rods Of the or section
post on n side Of section l, then
e 10 rods, thence s s. W so <
clio rods, thence 60 rods TO
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Tax Deed Notice.
State Of Wisconsin, I
G.nwHu a Efu~r.a SO

~ q NsNsN9aEsAlNF : a.
County Of Pieree.
OFFICE or CL'K OF THE BOARD OF ST.
pervisors, Ellsworth, Aug. IS, 90.
THE following pieces Of land were sold
BY the County Treasurer on the lOth
dsy Of May, 1854, for the taxes, interest
and charges Of the year 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
nnless said lands are redeemed from ssid
sale on or before the 10th day of Nay, ls67,
they will be conveyed 20 the respective
purchasers, according To law.
The amount Of taxes, interest ana char
res calculated up IN the last day Of re-
aemptiOn, is set opposite to each piece re-
speetively. j. w. WIN,
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors.
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Town "a, Range II.


NAME. DEsCN. SIC.
DIV Strickland-12 acres on
the side Of lot in sec. 8
commencing rods Of the NV
corner Of said lot 1, thence $
As : upon the u line of Wash
inrton ST. in the village Of Bag
CITY. TO the westerly line Of 9th
Il, thence northerly on the W
line Of 5th st. to the line Of
said lot I, thence 9 rods to
the n line Of said lot I, thence
" TO the place Of beginning, 5
ID W Strickland-Part Of lOt4
beginning on the side Of Mer-
idian st. at the sw corner OF
Washington st, in the village Of
Bay CITY. thence eaSterly on
the side of Washington It To
9Th st, thence s ~ " to Meri-
dian st. thence n upon the
side Of Meridian st, 10 the place
Of beginning, i
DIV Strickland-Psrt oflot4
beginning on the Mississippi
River at the sc coruer Of 81 4,
In the village Of Bay City, then
AZ c to the line of said lot
4 thence on said e line to the
AissisSippi River. thence up
said river 10 place Of beginning Il
DIV Strickiand-Part Of lot 1 S
beginning on the Mississippi
River at the sw corner of Sd st,
I'm the village of Bay City, then
a. e 70 the " line Of Mar
kIe 81. thence n As : W on the
" line Of Markie st 20 Meridian
Il. thence s on . line Of Meridi-
Al 81 % the Mississippi River,
thence down said river to the
p ace of beginning, u
ID W Strickland-l1 acres in
lot in
/ beginning on the Mississippi
River at the sw corner Of Le-
wee 81, IN the village Of Bay
CITY, thence n IL G to the ives
terlv line Of Washington -,
thence n IA V on the wester-
Is line Of Washington st to Sd
=. thence s Al , W 3 rods to the
" line Of said lot I. thence
on said " line to the Mtssissip-
ri River, thence down said NV
or 10 the place of beginning, 4
d " Strickland-PartO of lot
in sec.
beginning at the ne corner Of
lot ?. thence . on the e line Of
said lot to Pepin st. in the
villsge Of Bay City, thence 5
~ : " to jackson 81, thence
IS y Ca the line OF said lot
2. thence 4 to the place Of be-
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Town 81. Range II.
NAME. DEso'S.

1TS rods, thence 40 rods TO
the place of beginning, 60,43
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Town 81, Range IL.

G Swartz-Part Of sw I NV !
commencing at the sw corner OF
NV or of said sec. 2, thence e
50 rods, thence nearly due n %
rods to the road, thence along
the road 80 reds to the place of
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Town 90, Range 10.
Town %, Range 20.

UnknOwn-un ! Of n 3-4 lot
lin 3 3,SI
Unknown-Und of "a ne
y ne 3
except IA acres in the ne cor
ner, lying 20 rods & by 60
rods e 4 ", 1921
UnknOwn-3 acres situated
between Rice & Binns', in lot 1
section
Said lot is the full width Of lot
1, and its line is . ga rods
of end Of lot l sec. 4, town
26, range 20, S,73
Unknown-All of Sc qr ne or 10
lying of Main st, in A 7 Nor
toms addition to city of Pres
colt, except two rods wide on
the side of said ne Or ne or,
containing 20 acres, 1880
UnknOwn-A strip of land
rods wide off the side of NV
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Town %, Range 10.

Heirs Of Harris-Part Of lots Is
commencing at the Sc corner Of
block Is, in the village of Dia-
mOnd Bluff, thence n 46>
800 feet, thence Al 9 " on 4th
ST : rods to the Mississippi Riv-
er, thence Sc down SAID river
20 rods, thence n Al : II rods
to the place beginning, 7,3(
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PSI Acres Of land

r O r s a / z
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chaneeryecourt at
L Pulaski in the cause of G Ezell VS. 8 D Bull,
admir-, and others, viii
On Tuesday the 10Th day of May reyt
sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
credit of6, II and Is months with interest, the
TRACT OF 2611 ACRES OF LAND,
situated on the Pulaski and EIkton Turnpike road
10 miles south Of Pulaski and from Elkton-ad-
Want and othersGbeing the same on which Gid. P.
Ezel resides and heretofore sold by him to Jno
TShapard. The most of the land cleared is i'll cul-
tivation, is productive and lies well. There good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
on the place. and plenty % water. Sold free from
redemption. Notes with cool security wiz be
quired of the purchaser and lien retained.
april 2-td A COX. c & m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LAND SALE,

PURSUANT 70 a decree Of the Chancervz court at
L Pulaski in the cause Of L A Brewer - Nancy
Brewer and others, 1 viii,
On Thursday, 17th May next,
sell to the highest bidder on the premisec, on
credit Of s. u and Is months with interest tract IF
81 ACRES OF LAND,
on the waters Of Buchanan's creek, adjoining the
lands of John Neal VIM Bradley and others-being
the same heretofore purchased by Robert Cobb IN
der decree of this court: Notes with good security
required and lien retained.
april 2-td A COX, s m
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Estrays--Lawrence County.

TAKEN up by Joseph II STRAY horn living IN the
18th civil district dark bay Mare y Old
las hands high, left hind foot white, taken up
bout the llth day of February las apprised at $40
Also ~ Elisha Martin living in 4Jh civil district,
one yellow Mare about the 1st Of February last,
or "A years old, thin in order, shcu before white
spots on each side of the neck, some white in the
forehead, long back and straight TumP, branded OF
lef, side with NJ A.. spprised at $50.
anil G-gf 8. BTSBY- Ranger J.. a..
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LAND SALE.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery court at
L Pulaski in the cause of Wells & McLaurine and
others VS.. W H Pentecost and Others, l viii on
Thursday the Sd day Of May next,
sell to the highest bidder the premises. on cred
it of and - months with interest tract Of about
1913 ACRES OF LAND,
in the goth civil district of Giles county, on Brad
shaw's creek, belonging to W Pentecost, being
the same on which he now resides, adjoining the
lands of W Wells, David Russell and others.
Sold free from redemption. Saleto commence at
l o'clock m. Notes with good security viii be re
CURED of the purchaser and a lien retained.
april 2-td A Cox, C 81 m.
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LAND SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery court at
i Pulaski in the cause Of W NJ Stevenson admir-,
VS. Russell Tucker and wife and others, viii on
Thursday, the Sd day Of Nay next
sell to the highest bidder the premises, cred
it. Of and y months with interest the remainder Of
THE TRACT OF III ACRES
Of land, after laying off the widows DOVER belong
ing to the estate of James Dyer, decd, situated
Bradsaw's creek, adjoining the lands Of h Tucker,
" Moncrief and others, and being about two miles
east of Bunker HILL Giles county. Notes with good
security viii be required Of the Purchaser and lien
retained on the land
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1879 ACRES OF LAND

ON RICHLAND CREEK
FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery court at
/ PuIaskiin the cause of Geo II Brownlow admir-.
VS. Edith I Butler and others, 1 will
On Wednesday the 18th of May next
sell to the highest bidder on the pres es Tract of
189 acres of land belonging to the estate Of ohm
Butler decd.-being the same which he purchased
sale of the lands Of Francis Petty dec'd-stuated
about miles south of Pulaski the Railroad, near
Buffers Station and
ON HIGHLAND CREEK.
Persons desiring further information can apply to
George NJ Brownlow or to DR. 2 Butler.
TERMS-One third due 1st Sept. next One-third
due LIST March next and the balance due 1st Septr.
1857. Sold free from redemption. Notes with good
security required of the purchaser and lien retain
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE OF LAND

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Pulaski, in the cause of Neill McCaIlum adm'r.,
VS.. W J A Rowe and others, viii on
Wednesday the Cd day of May, 1855
sell to the highest bidder, PREMISES q Tract
Of about 37 fland belonging to the estate Of
EleazeT Rowe, decd, situated on the waters of In
dian creek, one mile from Bethany Church School
adjoining the lands of W n Stevenson, Miles
Rowe and others. Terms-S50 cash-balance on a
Credit of 8, 1e and IS Months
with interest. Notes with good security viii be re-
qUired and lien retained on the land. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock N.
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