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Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
7-3O GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Rapid Progress Of the work.

flN.iE building of ihcNor,hern Pacific Railroad,
l. (bcgun July last, Is being pushed forward
with great energy from both cxtrcmitics Of tho
line. Seven thousand men nrc employed In Min
| ncsoia and on the Pacific coast. The grade /,
nearly completed 266 miles westward from Lake
Superior trains are running i3o miles Of EN-
ishcd road, and 'rack-laying 10 progressing to-
wards the eastern border Of Dakota. Including
its purchase or the ST. Paul K Pacific Road, the
Northern Pacific Company now has 4l3 miles OF
completed road, and by September next this will
be increased 20 at least 500.
A GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke 4 Co.
are now selling, and unhcsiiatingly recommend,
ns profitable and perfectly safe investment, the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have
30 years to run, bear Seven aud Thrce-Tcn,hs
per cent. gold interest tmorc than per cent
currcncy,) and are secured by first and only
mortgage, on the entire road and It's equipments,
and also, as fast rs the road Is completed, on
$4,000 ACRES OF LAM % every mils OF
track, or 300 acres for each 81 900 Bond They
are exempt from U. s. Tax principal and inter-
cs, are payable In gold denominations; cot,-
pons, Sloo to 81 ,oOoi registered, Slo0 TO Slo,-
000
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific
T-50 are nj at all times receivable Mt 10 per
cent. above par, IN exchange for the Compa-
ny's lands, at their loves, cash prices This rem
ders them practically interest bearing land war
rants.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds OF all sales
Of lands are required 10 he devoted 10 the pur-
chase and cancellation OF the firs, Mortgage
Bonds ol the Company. The land grant Of the
road exceeds fifty million acres. This Immense
sinking fund will undoubtedly cancel the princi.
pal Of tho Companys bonded deb, before 1t falls
due. With their ample security and high rate OF
interest, there is no investment accessible 10 the
people, which Ia more profitable or safe.
EICUANGING &. s. FITE-T TWENTIES
| The success Of the new government per cent.
loan will compel the early surrender OF United
States per cents, Many holders Of fvc-Twen-
ties are now exchanging them for Northern Pa
ci'ic Scycn-rhriics thus rca iziug II handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their yearly in
come.
oTHER SECURITIES All marketable
s,eeks ana bonds will he received nt. their high
est currc..t price in exchange for Northern Pa
rife Scvcn-Thr,ies Express charges on money
or bonds received and on Seycn-Thirtcs scut in
return, viii be paid by the financial agents Full!
information, mnps, pamphlets, etc. can be oh
taincd on application ., any agency, OF from the
undersigned.
JOHN McLEAR & son,
Bankers and Principal Agents for Delaware,
No GU! Market Street. Wilmington.
For sale n, the Citizens National Bank Middle.
town.
aur 20 -lm
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
Highly Important Discovery.

nR. SIMMS, OF Wilmington, Del. has discoy-
l. cred plant, the essential tinciurc Of which
In combination with other rare ingredients,
known only 10 the discosercr, will positively
cause the hair to grow thick and beautiful where
Il has fallen OF and become thin. In great
many cases where fever has caused the loss OF
the hair, IL has restored II again wonderfully
fast In several cases OF badness II has restored
the hair to all It's former fullness. As the Doc
tor has prepared n preparation for years, under
the name OF Botanic Hair Tonic, he will contn-
uc the preparation under the same name, with an
addition OF this discovery. !, Is not hair col
orer ns 10 generally offered for sale but by its
action on tho scalp and roots Of the hair, the
natural color seems TO come with the renewed
growth. II cures disease Of the head II Is cle-
gansiy perfurned, and is splendid hair dressing.
A fair trial will convince any one OF its great
qualities Sold Wholesale and Retail at
FOURTH h KING SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
FOR sale by wM. II. BARR, Middic,own, Del.
and by dealers in medicines generally.
sept ?-3ms
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14

EkcRLLESr ISraKEsr RuLxs. Fer 6ud.
ing the interest on any principal hs any
mum Der of days, the answer 10 each ease
being in cents, separate the two right.
hand figures Of answer. TO exptebs ii 68l:
lars and cents: f'
Four Per Ccnt-Multiply The principal
by the number Of days to run separate
righF F-hand figure from product, aud divide
BY $. -s''~
+ va Per Multiply By nunbsr of
days. and divide BY 72. '.a'..
Six Per Cent-Multiply by puMtss Il
days separate right-hspd figure. 'sna d.
vide BY ..
Eight Per Csnt-Mulsiply BY. sunbss
Of days. and divide by As. -.
Nine Per Multiply by usmbss
of days; separate rightihsad 1edte. end
divide by 4. .as
Ten Per Csnt--Mul,iply By asmSss es
days, and divide by 80. -
Twelve Per Cent? Multiply BY nunbss
Of days separate right-hsnd 6gdrs. end
divide by 3.'''s w '''sf IT, a.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
ons.sAL soYsros.s DAaikas. 7 I

When General Boyatop ~ = ~
South. = swarthy. gccd-natsrsd dsehsi
became quite attached 70 tias jolly - u
Msss aud quill-drivsr. TIE Gsnssaly ysio
course Of time. sent him n bic (a@haa -
Ohio. The old gent asked Sen. n n
knew anything about horses snd sassie6e6,
Spec does. massy; VS. n1S3y ~
coaeh,nan, die chile was r. He was. ~
TO 90 10 the bars aad = essass ~ ~
buggy. mesping. II cosrss. the uhesjI
Ahtr while Sam vas told TO ~ ~
horse into the buggy, whish be az. n
old geut then got in. bot thsagAs VI
dasler was rather stickey ~ h. hkia ~
hasa on il 70 sssist hin,scls IN gs,tiNe y,
Du. vhst wss bis horror to anf shiI ST.
had literally" creased up The bugGy !;
FOR lehad applied the wheel GseSso y
every part d 1.-THE ,seat, tep, 49,,
wheels. dashcr. and shsfts. !; his 49,
Was not cooled much BY Ssr's, sp4eeti i
ing. ., hs scrambled out Of he dekIj
concern, !" Golly. msssa, coSldn't ersS@s
dis yers harness. cos Dc grease it's N an
gone hssw Aa 4a.sl
Tho same darksy was Afterwards tahsa
to the village with Mrs. b. vhe, wistiai
70 leave q short message With la3y
friea d. and not desiring e get out of tGs
rrlagc, told Sam to get out aud ring
tho bell Sam got out and stood ID tho
road. pcsring and gaxing IN ihs sir end
arou nd the the sides Of the house. win
his great hands stuck 10 his trousees'
pockets. Mrs. 3. asked him Whist Be-
was looking after. T" Fob Dc lord, nh.
sus, don't see no bell. Reckon ds1
hasu :, got any hands on dis yers plants.
ton ; lie was looking for . Soushsea
plantation bell Of two darkey power II
Ohio? Mrs. d. saw the joke. and di::
rccttd him to take hold Of the little IL,
yer bell-handlc on tho side Of tks door
and pull j. out. Sam went for Il. held
on tb it, put his right foot against shs
door post, gave tremeIdsIs ipll-when
something broke. and Sam landed 10 she
middle Of the dusty road, cxelaiMinR,
&" BY golly reckon dcy meant de yssS
shou ldn't nerer come out .'-Epiros'e
DnA wgn, in Harper's Magazine t~ OF.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
THE BITTER ROOT
AGUE PILL.

r1NHE undersigned having obtained the nlcsi
L signal and r.omp, relief from the use Of
licsc Pills, concluded TO procure a largo amount
of ,hc,n to supply the neiehborhood To lie ccr-
tain that the Investment would be safe, applica-
ton was made TO of the most prominent and
successful physicians of the country for his opin.
ion Of this medicine. lie replied
"lt Is perfectly harmless. Contains no Arsen-
ic, no Mercury nor Quininc, and yet is so ener-
getic and powerful that firmly believe i, will
cure all cases Of Fever and Aguo, II properly used
In 1872 cases there was not one failure, where the
medicine was used rs directed Therefore, by
placing II within the reach Of every one you will
confer an untold blessing upon the community
Encouraged by this frank and unrcscryed ,es-
timony, l have prepared myself to establish Lo-
cat Agents wherever the Pills are needed.
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
GESraaL AogSr,
Chesapeake City, Md
BITTER ROOT PILLS are for sale by CHAN.
sxalAiSE, Pharmaceu,ist, Middletown, Del
sept l6--3moa
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
Selett poetru.
THE AUTUMN FOLIAGE.

Though Oc,obcr's sun shines brightly,
And Octohcr's skies nrc blue,
Though the Autumn brccxcs lightly
Stir the leaves OF varied hue,
Sill not mn unpleasant sadness
Sicalcth softly DER our hearts,
While we mourn the vanished g'adncss
Of the summer which departs.
Though the Autumn foliage glory
In Its green and gold array,
Yet it splcndors tell story
Of incipicnt decay.
Let us listen 10 iis teaching,
For analogics profound,
And ihroughou, all nature reaching,
Are within us, and around.
Yes, tho Autuinn foliage gaining
Tints Of beauty MS I, dies,
Like the setting sun, which waning,
Spreads new glory Ger the skies,
Tells the christian that as nearer
To the gEyc his footsteps tend,
All his graccs should shine clearer,
Aud beam brightest at the end.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14

Ball PLAYING AMoxo IyprAxs. The
anl ual game of ball between sixsesn pisk.
ed indians of tho Choctaws aud an sgyal
mum Der of Chickasaws is thus dsse,i6rd
by the New Orleans kiesyurc Tall dopbls
sparF were erected ut eash end Of the ball
park with cleft in each about four in.
chcs wide. These spars were 800 yards
apart, one being assigned 10 each party.
The players were painted as 70 their faces
and bodies. aud wore each single, very
scsnty garment. fastened about S!s waist
with girdle Of dried buckskin. The hall
was of tho hardest wood. Each player
was armed with pair Of songs. with cups
a, he end. with which the ball vas
hand lied and thrown. never being touched
with tho hands. The game began bi
grouping nll the tawuy players midwsY
betw cen the spars. where an old chief, ia
the midst Of the widest excitement, ios;.
ed the ball high into the air; when il I'LL
each party tried to get il, and 10 carry il
or throw il through the spar Of the other
party. The players we're The picked
athl t,cs Of Bob and Little Jim. the rival
chief Is, and were duely built. stalwert.
hand some mcn. They bounded over The
plain with the speed Of wild deer. They
dashed. wrcs,led and struggled together
with out the least regard to danger. cuff.
ering or bruises. Without . smils, .
word or gronn Of pain they pursued
thcir contest OH n very ho. day for shout
FIVE hours The game constituted one Of
the most interesting and strange spec.
taclds that can be imagined. u vas 1it-
messed By several kuhdred citiseus snd
about 200 Indians Of both sexes.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
FRESH MEATS.

rINlE undersigned respectfully announce to the
i residents OF Middle,own that they have rent
ed the store opposite the Pcninsulnr Machine
Shops, on Main street, Mddietown, Del and In
tend, on and after MONDAY, SEPT. 25, TO have
a supply Of fresh meats equal TO the demand oi
al Who may favor them with titsir patronage.
All orders adpplied with. ptompiness and dis
patch. 70 ., WALLACE 4 GARY,
sept 23--3m =
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14

L usgSrL KxowLkpoR.-F u oas
houa ekcepers know how 10 barn saaArs.
cite coal J common blundsr 10 ai>snpt.
ing TO use coal is the plsciss u tos lsfea
a quantity 10 the stove or efsss q sass.
Coal. TO burn frssly, shou1a sdly u sei1
inches deep 10 the vessel eostaisiag q,
and then, u properly igaited. Nero viii
be no trouble. BY placing ~ sysss@
shells occasionslly II stoves vAso ~,
those disagrceabls tustesssse kusUus .
" cllntsrs.' viii sssissly aisaessas. -,
IL. = ~ - -. ,ss
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14

ISYALLInLg REMEDIES corns. easy
shoes for bile, exercise for rheumatism,
new flannel and patience; for gout, toast
aud water for tho toothache. y dentist /;
for debt. industry aud economy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
LIVER
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
warranted TO be strictly vegetable, and can do
no injury TO any one.
Il has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last thirty-6ve years as one OF the most re-
liable, ciiicacious and harmless preparations ever
offered to the suffering. II taken regularly and
persistsntly, i Is sure to cure Dyspepsia, head
ache ia;,,,'.cc costiycucss
- sick headache, ca. unic diar-
REGULATOR. rhna, affections Of the blad-
der, camp dysen,ery, afec-
,ions af the kidneys, fever,
nervousness chils, diseases Of the skin, impari'y
heartburn, collie, or pains In the bowels, pain In
the head, fever and ague, dropsy. hollis pain IN
back and limbs, asthma, crysipclas. female as-
feciions, aEi bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by J. II. ZElI.lN CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Send for a Circular. Price 81 by mail rs
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAN, in.
Dec. Ally. Middlciown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
I THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint arc uusasincss
and pain In the side. Some
SIMMONS

THESYMPTOMS Of Liver
.,,...c>,c. Complaint arc uusasincss
6iMMONS' and pain In the side. Some
times the pain 10 In the
t1s J shoulder, and 10 mistaken
{ w rheumatism. Tho stomach Is affected with
] ~ Of appetite and sickness, bowls In general
costive, sometimes alternating with lax. The
bead 70 troubled with pain, and duh, heavy SEN
ealion, considerchle loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
having len undonc some
j LII y II thing which ought 10 have
been done. Omen complain
ing Of weakness, debility
and low spiriis. Sometimes many Of the above
symptoms attend the disease and at other times
very few Of them but the liver is generally the
orgau most involved. Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14
FOR SALE.

DuRE BLOODRD JERSEY RED, or CLARK
1 stock Of pigs, from ten TO twelve wceks old
ne A. w. LYNCH,
sqN Ns3-t Near Middle(own, Dei'
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-14

Floating capital !-.risA pssyls ts,klpa
Beasts Of shs asld-dt0SGo9 ~ \
A I'LL that never wslS = efGot4u
Al ill-bssd nau--s ~ tdA1e. 81
a sssrs saais--shs - 49,, xli.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

4 g,s HHE Nari Becrhtg rccent-
~ aH eia4Hsai discourse on the
III a4.i Tie ,pea keI- object
ea. r. uHWse fasl osr saviour. Iifr was
a uf m III lWaiXi0n ~ per
fE sibe Natbt.an hymu-. The ~
tef gentleman eAelaimed. "Nas
aa 3at aae Mild fhep we're
sal SHE az stated times forced
aiH minor ket of soul, Ia
% unAtaF with oar Sayi0ur =
81 would .. soon essay .uch
ching sEipmFt ~ saA from View
Al Europe uudef wairt
gentleman her rose spd said that
81 hE ufs HeAei Christ TO- ba ;
aua ~ atlefcd co. ere ,oye
N Ie ttf ieelsped that 10.
HH 8fered intensely il did
~ .haaI8 endure pefpei-
ye hs lute fuT IS. sup,
~ asa euB. ,iis nied child. wing
atH nHh ittef. -c,s 4n angel with 8
iae Eettdsug over e. That
Has HHilI fhe fever las abzied
H fa hi18 e ~cl3 fiff tact would
81 demonstrate lie tenderness Of mother /,
8 d aoud upl Il necessary fof
1 al tAt sufferer or ; lifetime ia
u} ntase be- Affection
Mr Be het sided tbAi Christ Vas :
tesaY a.aH alphabetically . joyiul and
atlte aau he aHoe went 81 a wedding
ub a4asl hare consumed uitsta asys
anH created ea ont oi Wlne - prolOng tx
le.IlEU5HN Al fAls wedding our s4tloul
Afnsats "a have conducted himself slmpls
za nia.lea Wih Others On terms d
eggaH8s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

l- described "tbusly by Young man
who tried 81
vi bowed to both OF us, aud then to
talber u,ol TIE fiddle tunked and the
Thing started. grabbed for her female
baud .bo squeezed mine, We both slrng
asll other, then changed base clear across
lho room, Jumped up and down ever 50
maHp iimc>. then ms dear dozed doe
sHd unprecedented home again from for
etgH bgrt4t lhen we two forward four,
adif, ehusei,wcN over, turned around
lWiea, eHa.--ayed sideways, | backed 10
paae -he diltoed .ide couples to the leit,
side couples turn gentlemen, side couples
uuu ladies, adie, turn side couples, head
ngplr tufn side couples, all hand.
around back ggaju First fellow take.
opposite gal. ling. her around, take youI
own gai aui t'uther icliar's forward and
su3 back, twist both gals two times
.lug .em 20 opposite fellsr, let him do th,
-8u yon sud back again to places
rghl gentleman balance to heavy lady
heavy lade duplicate, promenade all gait
va tHHH aDien catch hold OF each othcrl
haW. bob Hp aud down, each Teller take
sl-a haek 20 plaoe. Right gentleman
-ldN f4hl lady. right hdy spin len gen
#urt. a8l twist e4rt nthar. do Il again
us d. ereal, seepHur: ali turn lototbc
a#aEara sideways, each couple swim
famr HH. ere-- ayaf back agsin q
a..H HHH#s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

a Had Jasl Tie owing OF q grudge.
--A bad sign To sign another mans
Hame 60 note.
"A Western editor represents money
rs 'eluse but not close enough 10 reach. -
Ign en- the debtor. door Not Ia.
Which {. 20 be- iuterpreted-No tin.
Mother .ay. win you give her small
change 1r e. dollar >he'il send the dol.
lariui8m0moW,
Why Is the assessor OF taxes the bes,
maH ln doe world Because he never un-
dermes anybody
-"Ny friend, have you sufficient con.
l1eaea % lend me a dOllart" Oh, yes
confidence enough but no dollar
"A Louisville paper reports the for,
nation of a Dodge Club in that city
III, object Of the member, I, to dodge
thn.r creditors,
Ibe dullness Of tAe early part OF tht
year oausc- many q business man TO al
Vide "a, time about equally setweel
wortipg aud idliua. such should be
gomtned with the old adagc Half I
auf {. better than no bread
The beathen Chinee have some ways
which could not be called OZARK" Thu
Hay tbey celebrate their holidays is one
ui them. The first thing they do is to pa!
III ella debts and square accounts TO
fraction. Money matters having beef
lhus adjusted, they next make up oil,
quarrel. aud hake hands all round
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\a maH rs uan until be- 4. tried ;
n t las Uas-ed through the ordeal;
fhaHEH deep Walpraud scorehing fires.
\ ma8 HumHadud wilhcomforts, friends
sui relations, ioad aud rimeut; whose
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lHaW l maH i not s man until
proved has passed The ordeal-
8Ha 800 h|Higr #up risen above LIES
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

iAs New lork Ha3, ia au elaborate
article on tile shariiaslc Institutions Of
ihst city, makee the following statement
concerning the elss.f- Of contributors
whose .trs,iy donation. keep the orgaHi-
zstious acfiye ltis the experience Of mos,
pliisuthropists that they have 70 depend
fot their taain support Ia their work not
upon persons who give money, psrhaps
IA large sums, but only occasionally snd
from impulse bat rather On those who
make point VI helping them habiiuAiIy,
though il mas b oaiy with ) small
amount a. time. from a careful esii-
mate se should judge that about three
I.sr cent Of the money donations 70 oar
private charities are 10 susns Of sl09 ard
upward Twice that amount viii he Ia
sams u twenty and twenty-five dollars,
bat the great bulk Of the contributions
sill ~ under tive Dollar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

just received. Don't fail to stop and look before
making your purchaser Goods delivered, any
reasonable distance free,
Arlington, st. October II, 1870. iiyeiJA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

~aH nf 81 hHHs except "sf't saar#
l5as far IN a country store, anlstss
toe rmCfs
sssuv plsec lu Vermont.
''f. NfaT' L1a.ar fa. '#"
Dorset W. March 30 1911. 'tiyo5l
= i y y ~ 81 -
ls.lort,
HARDWARE. BUILDING MATERI-
AIS, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS BRUSHES, "ho'
n'i''''' '''N''' ~ nv
Grocers Scales, and Double
Wringers
OPPOSITE MUSIC HALL
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13

lsaus fest II ,Hra.s l..aHis.
ls- aHa. sa3.~-s.
tsamae tast Dorset, Nc.
THE EQUINOX HOUSE
FaatHM4 raa.aaa.
nANeHHsTTH. VERMONT.
+ H. oRyIs Proprietor.
urtNraou WNF roocromE
alsuaa..ss, .s s,a m.la- north ri New iors,
ASS n iuass south al Rutland. On tAe Harlem
rzteu-lou Railroads.&c.
& r Sw EFT.
sdoar- .rsta ths Ha-a Haa
THE BEST rtN WARE
in -is.s aaH quality iar sale ia THE psfs II Yer
al As. WOODEN. BRTrANIa AND lAr.
ANFD Goon, constantly oa hand
FIELDS WOOD PUMP,
ana ssue,, OF other oaad-,
tea numerous % mes.
ton.
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made from tine hest stock, and all knds %,
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q - Iab. s.Ilaftet VII trN and do cur
work vel. ~ iyo"VA
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l
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SWEETEST AND BEST
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09

.-Y@ A bill has been introduced
in the House to repeal the law Of last
winter, by which certain territory was
detached from this County and an
nexcd to Jackson. 1t won't pass.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
Pres't BID Regis Normal School,

GREEN BAY Il l.. II. r. R.-Tho
following from the Madison cores.
pondencc Of the Milwaukee, Ncrs Of
Jan. goth, will be found Of interest to
our readers:
The amendment Of an act authoriz.
ing the counties aud towns through
which the Green Bay & Lake pcpln
Railroad IS to pass. to aid its con.
strnction, is regarded As Of consider
able Importance by the people in that
part Of the State II was introduced
on Monday evening by Mr. Curtis OF
Green Bay, and referred to the Com.
mlttee on Railroads. 1t pr, yldcs for
the election Of Trustees, and the pIac
ing Of town and county bonds in their
hands, and at the same time the plac-
ing Of railroad stock IN .helr hands Of
equal amount, the former to be retain.
cd and no Euacy to be raised thereon
until the road shall have been com
plcted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
III ADDED NOTICE.
office Clerk Of Boa,d of Supervisors
Wood Coanty. Wisconsin

I
Wood Coanty, Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ described lands " ere sold by the CouutS
Treasurer of Wood county on the lst day
OF September, 1868, for the taxes and char.
gcs thereon for the year 1867, and the same
are yet unredeerhed at this Office, and the
holders of certificates of sale of said lands
will be entitled to a tax daed thereon, in ao.
eordance with the laws of this State, unless
redeemed on or before the LIST dav of Ser.
TENDER, 1871. The interest and charges are
computed TO the last day of redemption.
Given Under my hand, at Grand Rapid,
this 10th day of December, A. D. 1870,
l.. p. POWERS.
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-02-09
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