Bright v. McCullough
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from' the Newton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
The trustees of McClellan township, in Newton county, with the concurrence of the county commissioners of said county, assessed a specific tax of one cent on each acre of taxable land in said township for road purposes, for the year 1863, which was placed on the tax duplicate of the county for the same year. Bright, the appellant, was the owner of over 7,500 acres of the taxable lands of the township so assessed. A similar tax had been *224assessed for previous years, which remained unpaid on Bright’s lands, and was transferred to the duplicate of 1863. The tax duplicate of said county for that…
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