davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
Wooden Railroads.

The following description of q
wooden railroad now in use n Bay
county, Mich, will be interesting to
those residing in sections rich in hard
wood, but where the dearness of iron
or the thinness ofpopulation prevent
the use of metal road
There are, first, logs laid crosswise,
about five or six feet apart. The logs
are from twelve to sixteen feet in
length. Then gains are cut in the
logs and flattened timber laid in
these gains; this prevents the road
from spreading. Our rails are of
hard maple. Before s9iking the rails
down we put ties across the stringers,
notching the stringer enough to let
the tie down even with the top of it.
and spike the tie fast before the rail
is laid on. The ties are Of two,inch
hemlock plank, from six to twelve
iuches wide; this prevents the string
er from rolling.
We would recommend any one who
wishes to build Fead Oh the above
system to build it as straight as pos
sible. We haze some curves in our
road and we have been obliged to
dispense with wooden rails on the
curves, ard lay down iron. We 0per-
ate our road with locomotive power.
Cost OF binding, without rolling stock
is about $1,000 per mile The string
ers are made of elm. oak, pine aud
ash. and are Eattened on two sides
to ten inches in thickness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

ter because duty-earnest, stern and consci-
entious duty--demands it
Mr.. Adams of Dane, in expl anation
of his vote, said, in substance, that he
was elected to the Assembly as an
anti Carpenter man, and though the
sentiments of his constituents had
changed in some degree, since his
election, he proposed TO stand by his
pledges, vote according to conviction,
and abide by the decision OF the eau
Gus.
The motion for on informal vote
prevailed.
INFORMAL VOTE.
The informal vote was taken and
resulted as follows:
ksr, Bryant II. N Davis, Hiner, Potter, Rounds
Weeks, Barlass Thos. Baker, Bunker Burdiek. Calk-
ms, Callahan. Coleman Crosby. Dakin. Ellsworth.
Farnsworth Fifed Fish, Halbert Harsh. Hodgson,
Hunter, James, Kershaw. Leigh. Merrill, oNell, Os
trsnder scblichting Schaick Guernsey, and Speaker
For C. washbnrn Messrs Blseekman. Campbell,
Qunby. Scott. Abrams. Adams. dack Jenery,
Marshall Nelson, Piocher, Robinson IL.
For Horace Rrblee- Mess Holloway and Flint.
For L. s Dixon--Messrs. Caskey and Harrison.
For W f. Smith-Joc-s.
For l. Fairchild-Loyd.
For W. P. Lyon-Beach.
Whole number of votes cast 50.
On motion the caucus proceeded to
a formal vote, with the following re-
sult.
NJ. II, Experimentation, r. II. Baker, Bryant. II
N. Davis. Elmer. Holloway, Potter Rounds, Weeks
Barass Thos Baker Bunker Burdick CaIkins Cal
ahan. Coleman. Crosby DakIn, Ellsworth farnsworth.
Fi1eld Fish. Guernsey. Aalbert, Harsh Harrison
Hodgson. Hunter, James Jones, Kershsw, Leigh,
Merrill, 0'Ne Ostrander, Plocker, Sehlichung SEQ
field Sharp, Simmons, smrft, Thomas, Van schsick,
L. w. Horn-44
G. O. washburn Bleekman, Campbell, Quinby
Scott Abrams Adamsl Reach. Caskey, Jackson, Join
rey, Marshall, Nelson, Rebinson-l3.
Horace Rubleo-Fiiut-l
l., Fairchild-LOyd i.
Total number Of votes cast, SO.
Senator Qulnby, of Sank, then
moved that Hon. Matt H. Carpenter
be declared the unanimous nominee of
this caucus, which motion unanimous
~ prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, of Dane,
the Secretaries of the caucus were in.
structed to have the proceedings pub
lished.
Senator Barron moved that the
Chair appoint committee of five,
two from the Senate and three from
the Assembly, to wait upon Senator
Carpenter and inform him or his nom
ination, and respectfully invite him to
appear in the Assembly Chamber.
The chair appointed Senators Bar
ron and Quinby, and Assemblymen
Horn, Kershaw and Adams
On motion the caucus adjourned.
n
S. A. HARRISON, II J. FLINT, Secs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its USE Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
SHERIFF'S SALE-SlKIa.

on Execution, State OF Wisconsin, County OF Mil.
waukee-ss County Cnurt-John Homolka- plain
tiff, against Frank DwaTzak and Joseph sikir, de-
fendants.
By virtue Of an executio issued out Of and under
the seal of the county court Of Milwaukee county
Wisconsin, upon judgement rendered therein, on
the 2ist day OF December 1874 in an action IN ms
county court in the above entitled case IA favor OF
John Hon Okla the above named plaintiff and aga nst
Frank Dwarzak and Joseph Sikir the above named
defendants transcript of sad Judgment being
filed p the Office of the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Grant county Wisconsin. and for want OF suncient
Dersonal roeerty to satisfy the same aud COSTS
have this day levied upon all the right. title and
interest which the said defendant. Joseph SIKH or
those claiming under him, had on the Tth day OF
January 1915 or has since acquired to the following
real estate subject to his homestead exemption, ne
Joseph sikir to designate that portion at time and
place of sale to-wit The east half OF the north east
quarter OF section nine 49, township seven I'D range
one ~ in the towsship Of Blue River, Grant county
Wisconsin, which l shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder. for cash at
the front door Of the house, 10 the village OF
Lancaster In said county on the 10th day OF March,
A D 1875 at the hour Of one O'Clock p m,
Dated this 27th day of January, 1879. at the sher
in-s office Lancaster, Wisconsin.
NArH. PEERLESS soS, Milwaukee, Piffs Attorneys;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

say The striking printers of Mil
waukee have sensibly conc uded that
if they can't get what they would
they will take VII they Gao. The
price now paid for composition is 35
cents on the mnrning papers, and the
evening papers will reduce TO 30
oanfs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

sg-The narrow gauge r. r. &c.
which surveyed the line pass through
Walworth and Jefferson Counties, re-
Gently flsd articles of association in
the office of the Secretary of State at
Madison, for Narrow Gauge rail-
road, from Ford du Lsc to the Wis.,
oonsin State Line, in either Rock or
Walworth county, to connect with
the Illinois coal fields.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

SPEAKER HORN The election OF
Hon. Fred Horn to the Speakership
of the Wisconsin Assembly was a
wise move on the part of the Re
publicans. Speaker Horn has had
an extensive legislative experience,
having served three years in
the Senate and eight years in
the Assembly. In 1851 and 1854
he served as Speaker. Mr. Horn is
lawyer by profession, and is gen.
tleman of fine culture and marked
ability. He has dignified presence
and much ease and grace of manner
and possesses adm rable qualities
tions for the position.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell the iohoWhg Tact o.
la1d sitnated in the town of Potosi. and known a.
the sOsceola Farm There are 32c acres pillow land.
ls0 good bottom land, balance ridge wooa iana me
fr il located on Grant river and is adapted for stock
raiainq A good dwelling house and barn On the
premises Terms reasonable. The RToperty w be
sold in body or in parcels an1 az , So1.
Lancaster, Dec. 81. 42mo 9ohN !. "@oADh'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

s1~The Senate has indefinitely
postponed, Senator Gordon's bill
providing for the payment of certain
old cotton claims. He viii have 70
wait until the assem- bling of DEM
ocraiic Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

sa-In his discussion of the rail
way controversy, the Governor
thinks the Pctter law is defective
aud needs revising, that equal jus
tice may be done to both the pro-
ducers and the railroads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

oer for sale my farm Of 6O7 acres, in the town Of
L rterty. The land il all in body aod IS well
adapted for grain farmers; is good STOCK
farm enty Of water and wood. 4 considerable
portion under cultivation; ali under fence. VIII be
sold cheap, and or long time. with good security;
Animation, Dec. 3. 3SmSs A, kIICHAh-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

1<g.A bill for the repeal At the
registry law has been introduced in
to the Illinois State Legiflature-
Aversion to that Law appears to be
an invariabIe feature Of the Bourbon
faith
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

sS-Frank NJ. CockrelI, brigadier
general C. S. A, is elected by the
Democracy of Missouri as uaited
States Senator. The old Confederate
armvis evidently "faIling in and
FORMING line behind the Democratic
party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

first rate farm for sale, mile east Of Lancas-
ter containing about 90 under cultivation 40
in blue grass pasture aud 20 in timber, in all 2e0
acres There is No. l spriug the dwelling.
Good stable granaries, and outhouses. Will be sold
cheap if applied for For particulars apply
the premises 10 Il, LANGRID9E.
Lancaster January 81 4Jm1s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

sa-Gov. Taylor's soul is moved be-
cause the shortness of the period be-
tween nine O'Clock and sunset Oh cleo
tion day prevents poor voters from
depositing their balIote cept in "time
which belongs to their employers. /"
We had been accustomed to think
that election day was legal holiday,
but no doubt his excellency knows
hast
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

sW Gov. Taylor objects t tue
registration iaws-so do the Democ-
racv of Illinois and Louisiana.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
AUCTION.

Fhe undersigned will sell at rubic auction. at his
re sdence near the old Mccartney homestead. in the
town of Cassviile on
TUESDAY, MARCH .. 1875,
all his farming utensils household furniture and live
stock consisting In part of the following articles
to- wit Three work horses, yearling horse colt
5 cows 5 heifers, 20 shoats. one lumber wagon,
one plow two harrows, ole Prairie City Seeder
reaper one roller. one set of harness, and a lot OF
smaller farming TOOLS also chairs bedsteads bureau
cupboard stoves, stove furniture, dishes. &C. Also
200 bushels of oats ard 800 bushels Of corn.
TERMS-Au sums of 5 or under CASH on all sums
over IS tive years credit will be given IL desired,
10 per cent interest bearing notes with approved se-
curity. JOHN LAMBERTs.
JouN II n SNEcropE Auctioueer 4dw2%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
FARM FOR SALE.

YuttIs sell. Oh most reasonable terms, my farm Of
,2a res stuated a mites southwest Of Patch Grove
.tlaya ana due west the same distance FROM Bloom
innta1 There are 10 ander cultivation, bal.
apcs timber land. Good dwelling, orchard. stable
n md sheds on the premises Four springs and well
on the land This il good stock farm, there being
large range. Perms-T~e thirds cash balance
lime 10 salt the purchaser. THOMAS HOGAN.
Patch Grove, January rs. a6mS*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

There are no bets taken on Wash
burns chances for election. Carpen
ter's 50 Republicans, out of 81 in the
legislature, think they have the right
to say who shall represent Wisconsin
in the next Senate aud they propose
to stand firm. LEO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
Aye s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color. acifb the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
II WAS SICK sNING

to see. how. Mr.. Car euter's oppQs
nents. when laid h9rs la combat il
every fsir and reaso able question
discussed, wouli spS.ag their mine
OF last hopes upon him by switching
out on a side.track to cry out against
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
FROM MADISON.

Little Business Transaeted-N atting Tor the
senatorial. Electon-Chureh subsfdies-Ihe
AlI-Absorbing GupstiOn-To Be or Not to
Be-Carpenter or Washburn-The Grant
county Members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

As to the question whether fair election
has been or can be held in Louisiana, is
matter for careful consideration. The PRESENT
CONDITION OF SOCIETY IN LOUISIANA is
ANARCHY.
Now then, Democracy, get right
up and howl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
THE LATEST.
Special Dispatch to the Herald.

Two ballots of the Senate and
Assembly to day at noon result as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28
POTOSI SAW MILLS.
THE LANCASTER RAILWAY

All orders promptly attended to,
3I-l5 GEORGE KINNEY,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-28

and the first and greatest intellect in
the U. S. Senate to-day. The con-
test thus far between the two Sc
called Carpenter and Washburn FAC
lions has been one of the most bitter
on record 1t honor in political
rivalry is deserving OF any recogni'
ton, the friends of Carpenter are
certainly entitled to be ranked with
gentlemen. OF Missionaries am
OF justified in saying as much TO
their credit. The merit Of both
candidates, you may rest assured
have been thoroughly sifted and dis
cursed, anj ghlle Carpenter was
no spared in holding up his orsoFs
t. the light Of kecs >edged criti-
cism, it was clearly SHOWN that 10
all instances be comr.red lavosabiy
With c, C Washburr
National Republican., 1875-06-09
Sss. . sube....... Ditto .

Tax for the year endingI
June 80, 1873. .$lO.T3,
Being all that part Of
said uare con-
demned iOr the use of
the Baltim ore and
Ohio railroad contain
ing twenty-threC thou
sand two hundred and
twenty feet.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

OlIlO ...-..--...
Tax for the year ending
June 80, lS73......sl.2
Tax for the year enIilg
June 80, 1871. 80 81
Tax for the year 1870,
50 o.
Tax for the year iSGs..
% so
Tax for the year 1883,
eO 54I
Tax for the year 1867,
&r.45I
Tax for the year iso6,
% 4OI
Tax for the year i865,
SO.36I
Tax tor the year is64,
SO.4OI
Tax for the year 1858,
eo.ITI
Tax for the year 1882,
tO.lTl
Tax for the year 1861,
coll
Beginning at the south
east corner OF sRidl
square and running
north thirty-tHo and
tHenty-sev en- b u n
dredths feet, thence
sOuthWesterly with
the north line Of the
part Of said lot sold to
the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Com
psny to Q point on
north K street fOrty-
four and eighty-hVe
hundredths feet from
the southeast corner
OF said square, thence
east forty-iOur and
eighty-fiVe one hun
dredths feet TO the be-
ginning.
National Republican., 1875-06-09
TIE DAILY NATIONAL PUBLICAN wXsSr1EGT0N BIC. 1873
70 whom assessed.

J-HH
Tax for the year isc2,
to.94.
Tax for the year 1881,
tO.6SI
Beginning atthe south
east angle OF said lot
and running thence
north along the line
Of Seventh street east
hfty-ssyen and ifty-I
eight hundredths feef,
thence southWesterlyI
on arc OF q circle to-
intersect the dividing
line between lots num-.
bered seventeen and
eighteen, thence due
south twelve and thir-
ty-hvo one hundredthsI
feet to the southwest.
angle of said lot num-
bered eighteen, thence
due east ninety feet
to the place Of be-
ginning, containing
three thousand one
hundred and nineteen
and thlrty-hve one
hundredths. SO ar e.
feet.
National Republican., 1875-06-09
I,O5s.9s s,60l.4 z,rbs.R
ll4.72 l02.O5 2T6.S0

4L4.i- i'-,U' Z!2.sO
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Beginning at the north
east angle Of the said
lot nunb'r'd eight, ana
running thence west
seven and twenty-nlne
one Shundredths feet,
thence soUthwesterlyI
along an arc of a circle
to interseot the east
side OF Sixth ct. east,
thence due south sixty
seven and seTenty-tye
one hundredSls feet tOl
the southwest corner
OF said 50 u2re and lot
number'd eight, thence
sue east along l street
north six and six one
hundredths I G ee L,
thence due northeast
erly along an arc Of n
circle to intersect the
dividing line between
lots numbered seven
and eight twenty-thTee
and siXty-sne one hun
dredths feet from l
Ct, thence due north
and areng the said d.
vldinE line siXty-six
and thirtyfolne one
huntFedths Seetto the
place Of beginning. con.
tanning six thousand
one hundred and tWen-
ty-1iue niletY-one one
huDdredths square
National Republican., 1875-06-09

BeglDLlnE HI u NM :
in the dividing line
between lots num-
bered SIX and seven
forty-twO and fifty
tour Cne hundredths.
feet from l St, thence.
due north and with the
said dividing line six.
ty-nIRe and thirteen
one huldredths feet.
thence sOUthwesteflyI
on an arc OF q circle to.
intersest the dividing.
line between the lots
nun bered seven
and niRe. thence due
south With the said.
dividing line eightand
twenty seven one hun
dredths feet to the.
southeast corner of
said lot numbered nine,
thence, due west along
the division line be-
tween lots numbered
seven and nine twenty.
feet, tbonce due south
along the division line.
between lots numbered.
seven and eight sixty
sIx and lhirty-nine one
hundredths feot TO q
point on said dividing
line tWenty-thres and
siIty-one one nun
dnedtbs feet from lst.,
thence northeasterly.
along an arc Of q circle
to place Of beginning,
Containing four thou.
sand two hundred and
forty-siI and twenty
nine one hundredthE.
square feet.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

WV
Beginninget the north
east angle Of the said
lot five and runninHl
due south ffty-ninel
an d siXty-three onel
hundred I his fee T.
thence g0uthWeSteTlyl
on an arc Of o circle toI
intersact the divldingI
line between lots num-
bered five and six six
ty-tWo and seTenty-l
hEe one hundredthsl
feet from / street,
north, thence d u e
north seventy q n q
Wo on e b u n
dredths feet, thence
nOrtheasterly al ong.
an arc Of a circle to in
tersect the north lipel
of said lot, thence duel
east twenty-five and
eighty-oue one hun
dredths teet TO the be-
ginning, cOntaininRl
three thousand eight
hundred & nd thIrtyl
and seventy-three one
l-Ns EaAN
National Republican., 1875-06-09

OI ~ DlLtO .ss.....sss.
imp. Tax for year 1870. .S4s 81
Tax for year 1869. Ss.O4I
Tax for year 1888. 4i.73I
Tax for year 1865, In
name OF Eliza J. and
r. J. Bssll. ..... .sS2soI
Tax for year 1855, In
name of Eliza J. and
r. Beall. So
Tax for lighting street
for years 1854 and 1865,
ASSESSED in name Of Z.
J. and r. J. Beall. $500
Beginning at q point
on Ninth street west
distant tweuty-threel
feet north from the
southeast corner cfI
said lot, and runningl
north nineteen feet ten
inches, thence west one
hundred and three Il.
to the eastern line Of q
public alley in said
square, thence south
along the line Of said
alley nineteen feet ten
inches, thence east one
hundred and three feet
IN tina Dlace of beRiQ-
National Republican., 1875-06-09

lV- A-ANN0 .
III. Berry, Thomas.
Beginning at the norLn-
east corner OF said
square and runningl
from thence northwest
eTly with the line of
Pennsylvania avenue
fOrty-SsTen feet two in
ches, thence southwest
erly at right angles
with said avenue thir-
ty-six !eeL ten inches tol
o point distant nine
teen feet ten and three
fouFths inches from CI
street north, thence
sOuthTesterly nine
teen feet ten and three
fourths inches to said
Q street., thence east
slXty-tWO feet TO the
sOutheastcorner of said
lot and square, tbeHcel
north thirty-ssver feet
two inches to the place
OfbeginnIng.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

~ DltIO Os...-..... ..ss.'.ss'.
ID. Tax for year 1870. .s1.9l
Tax for lighting street
1884 and 1855. .....$3.2ol
Being the north twenty
feet front OF said lot
by the depth thereof.
%. Ditto Observation-Disclosures.
Tax for year 1869 $50. 90.
Beginning on the east
line Of said lot twenty
three feet from the
southeast corner of
said lot, thence north
nineteen feet ton inch
es, thence west seven
ty-one feet, thence
south three feet,
thence west thirty-tWoI
feet, thence due south
sixteen feet ten inches,
thence due east one
hundred and three feet
to the beginning: also,
one half of three-tOOt
alley on the south line
Of said piece, extend
ing from Ninth street
thirty-seven feet due
west three ieet wide.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Beginning at the nOrth-l
east corner of said lott
and running thenceI
south SIX and twelVe
one hundredths feet,
thence sOuthwesteTlyl
on an arc of a circle tOI
the dividing line be-
tween lots numbered
three and four, thencel
due north thirty-twOl
and two one hun-l
drodths feet along said
dividing line to thel
nOrthweStangle Of said
lot numbered three,
thence due east sixty-l
three feet to the placel
Of Esginning, cOnJain-
inS twelve hundred
aud seventeen and
nihety-nine one hum
dredthE square feet.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

11A1 ~ 49, ~
Byrne, Patrick. .........
Tax for year 1s70.Sl5.73
Tax for year 1869. l224
Tax for year 1888. ll.S4
Tax for year 1857 9.46
Tax for year 1896. s.S2
Beginning on haSsa-
chusetts avenue at .
point distant sixteen
feet southWegtWardly
from the northeast an
gle Of said lot and
running southWardlyl
seventy-three feet one
and one half inoh To-
an alley twenty feet
wide, thence south
along said alley thir-l
ty-nine feet four and
one half inches, thence
nOrthWardly alonEl
the west line Of said
lot seYenty-three feet
one and one half inch
70 the northwest an
gle Of said lot and the
Southern line Of Mas
eachusetts aVen ne,
thence northsastWard-
ly along said aysnusi
sixteen feet six inoheSI
70 the place Of begin
ming.
Brifcoe, Palmer..........t
Being the east twenty
feet front OF said lot b.
the depth thereof
Ditt0. ..... .............s
Tax for erecting pumpd
levied Juns 8, 1855, |
N1o
National Republican., 1875-06-09

DUO .............
Tax for the year ending
June so, lST3......s9.s0I
Tax for the year ending
June 30, 1572. ....S3.a8I
Tax for the year 1870,
s3.47I
Tax for the year iSs9.
g. C9l
Tax for the year isSs.
t2.SSI
Tax for the year 1861.
$40
Tax for the year 1868.
S2n
Tax for the year 1855.
81 %
Tax for the year 1854,
s2llI
Tar for the year 1858,
Sl.AI
Tax for the year 1862,
el.4I
Tax for the year 1851,
sO.s5I
Tax for erecting pump
levied October 81, 1851,
$3.l5I
Beginning at the north
east angle Of the said |
lot nun bered nine
teen and Tunni nRI
thence west one hun.I
dred and ten feet,
thence due south six
ty-seven and fl fty-l
eight one hundredthsI
feet, thence due eRstl
four and thirty-fVe
one hundredths feet,
{ h nee mort b.
easteTly on sn arc of q
circle to interseet Sew
euth street cas-
thence due north six
teen and seTenty-ssV-
en- one hundredthsl
feet TO the place oil be-
ginning, conIainisgl
fur thousand eight
hundred and threel
anu sixty-seYen one
LuudrGdths feet.