Board of Commissioners v. McCarty

At the June term, 1865, of the Board of Commissioners of Harrison county, it was ordered “that a tax of one dollar and forty-five cents he levied on each one hundred dollars worth of taxable property in said county, and three dollars and fifty cents on every poll liable to taxation, for the year 1865. The appellee, who is a resident taxpayer of the county, filed his complaint to enjoin the collection of this tax, and to restrain the county treasurer from paying certain, sums appropriated, on the ground that the commissioners had, on the 9th day of February, 1865, passed an order appropriating…