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The business Of tho sub-Treasury was as fol-


| lows
Receipts. 81 ,1o2 667 %
-for customs. Is0OO %
saI.nss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, la.s s sls 50 So
The exchanges at the Aank Clearing House, to-
day were $24,7s6,sl6 81, and the balances
81 GIG ,235 96.
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared q
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent, payable
July l !; the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany, semi-annual interest dividend of three and
a half per cent on the capital stock, payable
July2.
Relative to American securities, Messrs. Barring
Bros Circular per China remarks
American stocks have decjned in price during the
past week United states 6s, 49, do SIS, 49, Massachu
sets Ss ss,ns 81 Maryand do So pennaylvana
so: The railroad securities are also lower and offered
Buffalo and Lake Huron were y lower and Great West
American government securities quoted from Z
per lower in several instances In United States
stocks the downward movement is continued with rsfe
renee to some OF the principal descriptions, New York
Central having further receded 3K per cent Michigan
fourth mortgage Michigan Central souyssOis and Ssm
York Central shares per each and United States
and Erie preferred " per cent each
The following are the ordinary charges for pa
per of various dates at London, England
~ 90 days....... per cent.
months,......... ..................- . per cent.
months, bank bills ). ..........4 per cent.
0 m 'nths trade bills AZ per cent.
Gu the Stock Exchange there little demand and the
rate for money on government securities remains
to Il per cent.
The following are the rates Of interest allowed
on. deposits
joint stock banks. - per cent
Discount houses nj call. INSTRUMENTATION. g
Do, with seven days notice. ............... ~
SAT the London and Westminster l per cent only for
sums below $500.
Annexed are the rates Of discount in the princi-
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Preservativ g
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No Aston House The
Dye applied by experienced artists.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6
Wall street, N. Y.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legalized Lotte-
res Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
IL Wall street, room No l, New York.
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Della ware State Lotteries.
KEsrucKY. EXTRA CLASS 2ls-June 49, 1862.
IS, 81, 81, 6, IS, 20, II, Al, 40, 49, 20, "a, go.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2a5-June Is, 1867
6S, 81, 70, ~. Z, As, ST. IL, 81, 81, 80, ~, 10.
- JOHN A. MORRIS X CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covnston, Kentucky.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises In the
head aud throat cured by d. WM EISENBERG, 0cu
list and Anrlst, 50 Clinton place, west OF broadway
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Moody's Superior Shirts, Made TO Order,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS PER DOZEN.
T. W. MOODY, 4y9 Broadway, St. Nicholas block.
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A Big Hft.-Gent's Patent Leather Boots
for So, BARELETTS. 372 Grand street, corner of Nor
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy u
:. KssruoEr Extra CLASS asi~Jaas 49, Issa
o. TO- X r1 1s; A. CD y! ss &c. 81 49, 50.
o., ~. 10. 2. A, IL, IL, 10, rs, AZ. 81, 3. 81.
O..i. sSsF a. !. Es 81 Es 4 ca h.
Official Drawings or tho Kentucky and
= - K.sruckr; EIIx. CLASS 2,s-Juns 49, 1862 r.
Is, 81, 81. 6, IS, 20, 81 A. 40 49, 70, "a, 80.
- 80 DrIAwAsr. GLASS 2ss-June is, 1867. :. :.
Is, 81 49, ~. Z, As, 81, IL, so, 81, 90, ", 10.
- .s'' = JOHN 4 NORRIS CO..
Wilmington, Delaware or covinston Kentucky.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Pri1es Cashed
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10
Wall street, N. Y.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
II Wall street, room No. l, New York.
strayvberl les Are In Season And So Are
Straw Hats The neatss iightes and most fashionable
Sratsd latter KNOX q sIs sroadSsy Knox ranks 's
hm for the
enumeration.
Dramatic Performances at 3 and
TX O'Clock p. H. Commodore Mutt, &C., are the attractions
Moody's Superior shirts, Made TO Order,
T.w MOODY, 4ss Broadway, St. Nicholas block.
A Big Hit.-Gent's Patent Leather Boots
for 81 BARhLErrS. s72 Grand street. corner of Nor
ioiA sHse'.
Beware OF the Cheap &C Carries dc Vfsite."
They fade. Pay living profit, the MEADE
ishable pictures. 223 broadway. ~s
Twelve Carries de Visite for S1.-Equal
to any in the city. PERcIvAL, $50 Chatham street.
Twelve Carries de Visites for 81, Not
excelled any price, BALCH'S 1888 Greenwich street.
orner OF Barclay.
Kimbnips Carries de Visite-C heapest In
the city. Warranted 10 suit the customer At K1MBALIS,
Az Broadway. -
At Jef7ers', 573 broadway, Lu dies Elias.
tic Boots 81 So 81 IS and 81 Bamoras S. 81 IS and So 50;
hne Shoes and slippers, and children Bal
morals, Shoes and Caters. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
New York. @HsIa
Deafness, Impaired Sight, Noises I'm the
head throat cured by D.. WIN, EISENBERG, ocu
lst and Anrlst, 33 Clinton place, west ot broadway
Boafs.-Dorie Pleasure Boats, 81 rs per
foot painted In coors, complete LSGERSOLLS 2l3 South
street, near Pike.
Barry's Tric0pherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauy curling, cleaning,
preserving restoring the hair. Ladies try it. Sold by
all druggists.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Preservativ
Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Aston House The
Dye applied by experienced artists
IIill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black
brown best In Depot No. Barclay street, andsold by
all druggists
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Beware OF the Cheap &C Carries de Vfsite.r
They fade Pay living profit and the MEADE imper
ishable pictures 233 Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2l Broadway of Murray street.
New York. H4Iaf
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At Jef7ers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias.
Boots 81 So 81 75and 81 Baoras S. 81 IS and So 50;
Shoes Slippers youtas and childrens Bal
morals, Shoes and Caters. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Dramatic Performances at and
7L O'Clock p NJ Commodore Mutt &c, are the attractions
q Barnum's
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Kimbnips Carries de Visite-C heapest In
the CITY, Warranted 10 suit the customer. At
Az Broadway.
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Twelve Carries de Visites for 81, Not
exceled any price, at BALCHS 1888 Greenwich street.
orner OF Barclay.
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Stravvber1 les Are In season And So Are
Straw Hats The neatest lghtes and most fashionable
styles Of Straw Hats are those Of the cele
brated halter, KNOX, OF 22 broadway KNOX ranks
preme roiucer Of fashions Hats nd the crowds
rush him for Hats for the watering places beyond
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Twelve Carries de Visite for S1.-Equal
to any in the city. PERCIvALl 1870 Chatham street.
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nV&W .ER I2 t
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ITO CONSERVATIVES,

STILL FOR sALE-OR wOULD BIZ RENTED. with
- stil house and good cellar
Apply on the PREMISES, No. 2l0 D0we,y.
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TIME IANHNT OF THE FLEA.
i Long years haw wandered unfettered and free.
And bitten th q young aud the old.
And laid in thu couch Of the rich ana Tue Rooxsa
And frighta aed the warrior. bJld
But power il waning FAST from me,
D b Powder Magnetic and strong, 80
Invented by LYON, is death to tribe,
Ard away / must travel ere long $3.50.
Lyons Powder is harmless mankind hst wiz XII ~
house insects gar den worms plant bugs Dr. LYONS Mag
Ellis sure death raA and nlicA Sold every
where r., 8. BARNES 2U2 Broadway, New York
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DEwARD.-LosT, ON TUESDAY JIM ~ A LARGE
III black and Slut; she had black 81 ev,xr
and 10 the name of Nellie n tie pcsci who cune
her viii call Ib7 West Twenty street ~ v receive
n m
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THO CONSUMPTINES. go.
The advertiser having been rest0re6 TO health in lev
weeks by simple remedy having sie Cd several
with severe lung ectssn and that dread aiseaAe
consumption, 10 hs fellow suner-
ers the means Of care To al who desire ne wiz send
copy OF the prescription used Gree oil chAge) with dcc
tons for preparing and using the same VIII they Viii IND
cure for Consumpg. on, Asthma BioIchs Nc The
only object OF the in sending lac ton
to 6eneht the o anil .ad information which be con.
his remedy as II will them nothing and may prove
blessing Parties wish the prescription VIII Psass a.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WAlSONs.
e4sk asa Wilamsburg Kings counsy, N \.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

FREDRIKA BBEMER ON THE WAR.-We
have seen private note, written by Fred
rika Bremen, at Stockholm, to a, friend in
this city, in which she refers, with great
enthusiasm, to the heroic events of the
war. She says: 1851 ,d4aooq Of -
q g I must tell you how intensely am with
you and with the North. The last wonder
full and stirring affair Of the Monitor and
Merrimac, strikes aHthe nations of Europe,
both by its dramatic interest and its prob
able results of economy of naval warfare
and defense. Nobody can tell what these
results will ultimately prove, but their i'm
poF:ance is indubitable. |, for my part,
5ake q peculiar delight in this whole affair /;
arst, because Of the heroic defense and fall
OF your brave Cumberland and her crew,
ana then, because this wonderful thing, the
Monitor, which came to finish the overbesr-
ing and terrible destroyer, the Merrimac.
was the work of one of my gallant coun-
trymen, Swede, John Ericsson. There is
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19
SALT NOTICE.

Hereafter the following established prices
for Salt will be strictly. adhered to. Say
for sales of rs bbls and over, As cents per
bushel in large bbls and 50 80 per Dbl for
the $50 ID packages. Retail price, in guam
titles less than % bbis SO cents per bushel
for large aud So rs for small.
Terms cash. Purchaser will be charged
drayage when drayage is incurred:
W. NJ. ALTMAN & Co., sole Agents for
the Ohio River Salt Company. -f.1
CRANE Brown & Co., sole Agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company. jel7-2w
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A, PAINFUL MIsTAKE. BY the mistake
of an apothecary at Winchester, Ind, last
week, quantity of .antimonial wine was
sold to a Methodist society near, that place,
for sacramental purposes. 1t was quar-
terly meeting occasion when the wine was
taken, and the effect was frighuul. Al
though it was serious matter, the sinners,
owing doubtless to the hardness of their
hearts, did laugh excessively as The breth-
rer and sisters, in gangs of from a halt
dozen to dozen were leaving the church,
depositing the contents of their stomAchs in
their hats and aprons as they went.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

R6% Keller & White, dealers in Drugs
and Medicines, Chemicals, Physicians Shop
Furniture, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters,
Dental Instruments, White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Varnishes, Window Glass, all the popu-
lor Patent Medicines, pure Wines and
Brandies for medical purposes. Also, FIRST
sort and prime New York Hops in bales,
which will be sold as low as can be pur-
chased in any Western city, at No. 80 Main
street, Evansville, Indiana
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

ATTENTION, Army SUTLERs.-We desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, PERRY
DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no Introduction; everybody knows it !; the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is more efficacious
in curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to a
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenientto
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as we'll as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, it's
value cannot be over estimated in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is thesduty of every
sutler. 1t is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder, R. A. Robinson Il Co., Wilson &
Peter, J.zS. Morris b Sons, and Raymond
Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany W. A. Bell, Padueah; j. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller & " hite,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and s. e. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
5-" of 5lJ jim. HARRIS l. CO.,
Ell Proprietors, CinciunatiJ
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RAILROAD RkonIPTs.

Fly .- HtE JUNE Is.
bxs pickles, 9 bxs wine, & Heiman; bdls
paper, Journal Co; bxs d goods, Keen & Pres
tor; Is bxs raisins, Bement Yiele; bx D go. DIS
Mackey. Henning Co; bx drugs, LEIGH & Carl.
stedt; rs hi bbls fish, 20 kits FISH, rs bbls sugar,
Preston Bros; kegs, bxs, Packages tobacco,
ID Altman Go; bxs CrugF, Keller & White;
10 bxs OYSTER, Crane, Brown & TO; 6 Ks D goods,
81 Maghee Co; ear load polse, A ceres; 2
car loads ice, Edward Irgle; doz Soy thes, bxs
scythe stones, bx hdw, Ohas Wells; bx cloth
ing Sanitary Committee, P Hornbrook;
sack yarn JnO w Green; Is sacks flour, barrel
lard, Peter Balz; 90 bbls Jur, 1 bx bacon, George
Foster Co; empty beer bbls, + Kroener.
a. +. SHRADER, Agent.
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BaE Mr.. Louis Bittrolff has opened
shop for the repairing of all kinds of
watches and clocks, and is now prepared to
do work punctually, and in competent
manner. AS be has ,been known ito our
citizens for many years as good watch
maker, it is useless TO say more. He can
be found in Roeder & Becker's establish
ment, No. 6 Second street, few doors be-
low Main. E s aa je1S-1w
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no little exultation about him, and the re-
suit of the era phic descriptions of the con-
test, given in all our pa perss has been "a
make every man and woman IN Stockholm
Unionists in their enthusiasm.
81 should not, however, rejoice so much,
own, if it was not that the late message
of your President is still greater victoryI
because a moral one, over the Merrimac
party The Monitor may be said to be an
instrument of war, giving a new push to
that of peace-the Message" IN. Y. Post.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE-That
per cent. premium is paid for United States
Treasury notes (old issue). That 81 per
cent. premium is paid for gold. Exchange
is sold at par in sums of $1,000 and over.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of incur
rent money. Call in and see, at the Savings
Bank, No. First street. saz5 ar
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- MEMPHIs JAN DEMoLIsHED.-Froma =Iet-
ter received this morning from Cant. Gil
more, OF the Hetty Gilmore, dated at Mem
phis the 18th inst, we learn that W hen our
feet arrived in sight Of that city, the rabble
of the city gathered in great crowd aud
proceeded to the Jail in order to demolish
it. It was such vile and ilthy place that
they dreaded to be incsrcerated in it, where
the Union prisoners had been long con-
fined. Not having powder to blow it up,
they procured ladders and got on top and
tore it down. The building is now a COM
plete wreck.-N. a. Ledger, 18th.
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sN-. A dispatch from Gen. Johnson was
found at Winchester in which he tells
jackson if the force in his immediate front
is not too large, to threaten Washington and
Baltimore, for the purpose of directing re-
endorsements from Mcclellan.
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pEn

At her residence in Perry Township, yesterday
morning, at O'Clock, Mrs. Macy SrINsoN, widow
of Martin stiDson, deceased, aged SO years. 4a'
. The funeral will fake place from her late resi-
dence, this (Thurscay) afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The friends of the family ara invited to attend
without further notice. a
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p% Go to Lyons for fine, well made
clothing He has just received splendid
assortment of fine, well made linen and
silk mixed suits, and is selling them at very
low figures. a eas5s51J ST
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sURyEYoR's OFFICE. EVANSVILLE, ND,
rO.R.anRDaPpoPos.S1I%RsST % ~. III -

z&.E.ALEDl Pr 0POS.ALS WILL BR
- received at this oflce until the goth instant,
for boarding, rooming and taking care of the
Seamen and Boatmen at this Port who may be en-
titled to relief under Marine Hospital Regula-
June, 1862. At= BEG
Also, similar proposals will be received for
medical attendance (ineluding medicinel, for the
same persons during the same time, -
Successful bidders will be required to give two
sufficient su<eties for the faithful performance of
their contract. e 1sf1 +re uH
je7td - - A. ROBINSON. Surveyor.
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Ras~ The following is from an. article on
I" American Heroism," in the Portfolio, re

n ny 'O01I n 0l UIS'D' IN tue ssOIIOi &c
lating to fight forty nine years ago: jig
Daniel Glasgow Farragut-a midship-
man on board The Essex, thirteen years of
age, was knocked down by splinter which
struck him, on the thigh, and disabled him
during the remainder of the action. While
supporting himself by the railing which
was placed around the, batch way, on the
quarter deck, an eighteen pound ball car
ried away the tail of his cost. Several men
were killed very near him, yet not the
slightest change was perceived either in his
countenaDce or manners. But no sooner
we're the colors struck than he burst into
tears.
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SR~ While General Burnside has seen
SOM evidences of loyalty in North Caro-
lima, he is not so sanguine of its early re-
turn to the Union voluntarily as some of
the newspaper correspondents.
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NONE INTERESTS.

WANrED.-At Hospital No. A, four or
Eve women as Cooks and Washers. Apply
to DR.. G.. B. WALKER, or the Steward.
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D1s@ 1t is anticipated that the next great
naval battle viii take place on the Yazoo
river, whittier the rebel gunboats have con-
sgregated. a sA s5sa MI Nv ia
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H6- John R. Mahan has been appoint
ed Lieut.. Colonel of the 5sth regiment, now
guarding prisoners at Camp Morton. We
were under the impression that Col. Ma
hams health was too poor for any kind of
military duty ii
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Bag The Gallery on corner Of Main and
Second streets, is the center of attraction.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-
;W1H y TRNsTE rs OFTH y "a 77=7757

II Library, acknowledging the receipt of
large number of valuable Books, sent by Hon
Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of the Interior, hereby
thank him for this valuable addition to the Lii
brsry. VICTOR BISCH, a. v. c.,
jeI7-Std2tw Librarian.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-19

9G- That the Emancipatiouists in Mis-
souri, are in dead earnest is evident from
she large number of delegates in attend
sance at their State Convention. Such men
as Graiz Brown, Judge Wells and Judge
Glover, are not discouraged at trifes, and
they have resolved on thoroughly enlight-
ening the people of the State on the SUBJ
jeet, and then leave it with them for set
Element. TheaSassouri Democrat, with it's
new four eyIina press, is stripping for the
contest and its blows will be well aimed
and strong. The Emaucfpationists are
guiding their movements in the light of the
policy reconamended by President Lincoln.
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MI SIC.

MU9IC-
Fam no ~ PREP.ARED % GxH-E
Il instruct ms on the Piano, Organ, Ne o7eon,
and Violin, and also in Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos and Melodeons tuned
and repaired and satisfaction guaranteed Ihank-
ful for the very liberal encouragement given ~
heretofore, hope still to continne to merit the
same. &. Y. GEN ONGt5 =,
StTegt. jell7
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Coroner's INQUEST.

OVAUAO1 4uU UCBb.
MpE 1T kRsMRsWR b. HEA EA.A n
coroner Of Wander burgh county, Indiana held an
inquest with assistance Of twelve qualified cleo
tors of Union townehip, over the body of George
KTeps, who was found in the Ohio rivs r in Union
township, Vanderburgh county, Indiana. The
said Kreps was five feet eight inches high, and
a bout 46 years of age. He'd a cotton shirt an
co tons pantaloons. The said jury returned The
following verdict /" Came to his death by acciden-
tai drowning B. YoUNGS,
je17 Coroner.
WBOT.RTOsS W.ERTROR TERKE
II USE.--50 bushels received and to arrive "a
mh20 Il. a. COOKS,
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9 County Affairs.

F.
Have the tax-pay ers of the county read
the Auditors report Of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the county for the fiscal year
ending May 3lst, 1897 Every oue7ot
them should do 80. The exhibit IS fat
tering testimonial to the fidelity with which
the County Commissioners and other ofh-
GERS have discharged their duties during
the year. Receipts above the expenditures,
ssUenteen thousand III &c hundred and sirty s'r
dollars and ninety too ceHtsi No wonGer
there is great rush for county orders, all
at once, and that they have advanced rap
idly in value. We have the satisfaction Z
knowing too, that portion Of the expenei-
tures-tt oo theusdHd doLta7s---hsye gone to
make comfortable the wives and children of
our brave volunteers. Il is not strange that
ourscounty has been highly prospered, when
its Commissioners, sctuated by The spirit
that throbs in the hearts of the people,
made so. large an appropriation for so
praiseworthy an object.
Giss arRti fsi na. knox. thatlourz county
rnent and city taxes, is to be reduced ten
cents on the hundred dollars. Last year
we paid ffty.hve cents on the hundred
this year we pay only forty-fve. The adj
vance in the price of orders will enable the
commissioners toihave all kinds of work
for the9connky done on better terms, and
assist them materially in still further light
ening the bprdepsHot taxation. Should the
County Treasurer call in most of the out
standing orders issued previous to, and
during the greater part Of, last year, those
Issued This year will immediately advance
TO par, or so near it as to render the dis
count merely nominal. QUA UTO
This healthy condition of the county f.
names is attrbutahls as weAsaid befOres to
the faithful manner in which the admins
=, trstion Of its affairs have been conducted,
and the Board OF GommissioueFs---con consist
ing of Mesars.r Foster, Pruitt and Bumu-
deserve well Of their conssituents.
Mr.. Bisch, the new Auditor, takes hold
of his Office as though he had been aeeus-
toned to the ropes all his life, and will,
without doubt, make as popular and ac-
commodating an officer as his predecessor.