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Middletown transcript., 1869-03-27

A SINGULAR CAsE.-The Evansville
Omd. Journal voaches for the truth of
the following strange story A lady OF
that city, year or two ago, had the mis-
fortune to step upon needle, which PEN
etrated her foot SO deeply that she was un-
able to extract it. For time she eXpe-
rienced no trouble from it, but after time
she began to feel sensation Of pain in
her limb, which she feared was symptoms
of rheumatism. The sensation continued
to ascend the limb until it reached her
knee, when it became quite painful for IL
time, and then seemed to ascend higher,
but causing less pain. A few days ago,
while lifting clothes boiler, she pressed
the side of her thigh against the boiler,
when she experienced such acute pain that
she almost let fall the boiler. Upon ex-
animation she discovered on her thigh an
eruption of the cuticle. similar to ring
worm. and upon pressing the spot with
her hands the point of needle protruded,
which her daughter seized with pair Of
tweezers, and, with sudden jerk, drew
an entire needle from her mothers thigh.
A lady is now living in Queen Anne's
county Md who when little girl swal-
lowed needle. After while it worked
through the stomach, point foremost, tc
the surface just below the sternum, and
was extracted by "a physician, who COULD
feel the point of the needle with his fin.
gers. 1t gave the child no very great un'
easiness.
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A New SOUTHERN NovEL.-E. s. Hale
a. Sons, 16 Murray St. New York, will
publish in few days, Minor Place."
. tale of Southern Home Life, by a. lady
Of Tennessee, native of Alabama, 1
vol. 10 mo-, price $1.50. Orders soli-
Cited. Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt
Of the price.
A copy Of this book will be sent to any
editor who will publish the above, together
with this note, and forward marked copy
Of the paper to the publishers.
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The LEGIsLAruRE.-The revenue bills
are the only measures of general impor-
tance now before the Legislature When
these are disposed Of, that body will be
ready to adjourn. The tax bill is under
going consideration in committee of the
whole. 1t is taken up by sections. con-
sidered and adopted, and will soon be re-
ported for final action. The bill to in
corporate the Delaware and Chesapeake
Rail Road Company, was taken up on
Wednesday, slightly amended and passed
the House.
There will be no lottery bill passed this
session. Public opinion seems to be op.
: posed 70 it, says letter from Dover.
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Sixty-three vessels are now on the voy-
age from San Francisco to Great Britain,
their cargoes aggregating one million sew
en- hundred thousand sacks of wheat
eight vessels are en- route for domestic
ports with one hundred and sixty-six
thousand sacks of wheat, and ten vessels
for Rio de Janeiro with fifty-one thousand
barrels of -four. The value of California
wheat and -four now afoat for China and
other countries is four millions of dollars
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Governor Wells. of Virginia, H. G.
Bond. Register of Bankruptcy, and L. 4.
Dudley, Secretary of the Republican State
Central Committee, we're arrested in Rich
mond, on Tuesday, charged with purloin-
ing from the Postoffice letter addressed
to Edgar Allen, ex-member of the State
Constitutional Convention. The accused
gave bail. and the case was continued q
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HooFLAED's GERMAs BIrrEs-Persons aavane-
ed In life, and feeling The hand of time weigb;n1
heavily upon them, with all its attendant liz
will find In the use Of the Bitters, an elixir ha,
viii insui new NE into their veins, restope IN 4
youthful days, build mp their shrunken sar,,,0
and give health and happiness to their remaining 8
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A mysterious murder has taken place in
Philadelphia. Wednesday evening the
body of Joseph w. Smith, janitor of Gil
rard Hall, was found in the building. tied
hands and feet and pistol bullet in the
head. So far there is no clue to the mur-
derer, and the more the investigation is
pursued the deeper the mystery becomes
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CossRsss. House resolution to
bring the present session to close on the
18th instant, was not concurred in by the
Senate. 1t is now thought that Congress
will adjourn about the 10th proximo.
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Ex-President johnson is ill at his home
in Greeaville, Tennessee Rumors of his
death were current, by telegraph, on
Thursday; but at last advices he was
better.
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PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
For Tsesday Erening, March 3oth, 1869,
PART lST.

PROGRAMME
For Tuesday Evening, March so@, 1862
PART lST.
l. OVERTURE, Piano-Caliph of Bagdad,
Prof. A. BAcHMAN Boeidieu
2. CHoRUS-Joy, Joy, Freedom to-day operatic
THE WHOLE COMPANY. Benedict
g. SOL0-Larga, al Factotum, Barber of Seville,
? ia MARER. Rossini
4. DUETT-Whie thus around joy hovers,
MISS A. J. WELLS, PROF. J. X. MAcGowAN. Donizeth.
s. SOLO SoPRASo-Beware, Perring.
MADAME BEHRENs.
6. SOLO BARITONE Love the Free, Russell.
A R. butcher.
7. SOLO TESoR-The Anchors Weighed,
Brahdm.
PROF. J. X. MAcGowAN.
8. DUETT-The Two Cousins, Glover.
MRS. E. B. JOHNSON, MISS A. J. WELLS.
9. SOLO DESCRIPTIyE-whit Squall,
j. T. WELLS. Warren.
10. QUARTETTE-O Give me Music, Conner.
Al. WELLS 3. B. JOHNSON, 1T. WELLS AR. BUTCHER
IL. FINALE BY THE ORCHESTRA
IntermissiOn Of 80 Minutes for Refreshments.
PART 2ND.
l. PIANO SOLO-Last Hope, Got,chalk.
PROF. A. BACHMAN.
2. CHoRUS-Softly Treading, Operate,
COMPANY. Aeyer6eer.
). SoLo-Maid of Llanwcllyn, Lsidy.
PRoF. J. K. MACGowAN,
4. SOPRANO SOLO-Pll follow Thee, Farmer
MISS A. J. WELLS.
5. DuETT-Flow gently, Deva, Parry
J.G. MAREE J. T. wELIa,
6. SoLo-Consider the Lilies, Toplf,
MRS. L. D. JOHNSON.
7, SOPRANO SOLO-The Nightingales Trll,
MADAME BEHRESs. Cans
8. SOLO-Who'd tho't o. seeing you, Dodge
J, o. MAREE.
9. LAUGHING TRIO, Martini
MISS A. J. WELLS, MCGOWAN MAREE.
10. FINALE-Orchestra
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DEAFNESS BLINDNESS, and CArARRH

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CATARRH
treated with the utmost success, by j. IsAAcs,
NJ. D. and Professor of Disease Of the Eye and
Ear, in the Medical College Of PennyEfvania, IL
years experience, formerly Of Leyden, Holland, u
No s05 Arch Street, Phila. Testimonials can,
be seen at his office. The medical faculty are in-
vited to accompany their patients, as he has no,
secrets in his practice Artificial eyes inserted.
without pain. No charge for examination.
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DIED.

DIED.
At her residence, in Thoroughfare Neck, on
Monday last after a severe illness of twelve
weeks, Mrs. Sarah Deakyne, in the eeth year
of her age.
Suddenly, of heart disease, at his residence
near Elkton, ON Sunday last s. Hooper Mitchell,
Esq. Mr.. Mitchell was apparently in his usual
health.
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We are indebted to Hon. George vick-
ers. of the U. s. Senate, for copy of his
able speech on suffrage.
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MIDDIEToWN IRON FOUNDRY
-. AND

MACHINE SHOP.
blows and Plow Castings, Machine Castings
OF all kinds on hand or made to order,
Particular attention given to Repairing Machi-
merry. Cash for old Iron.
WIN. L. BUCKE 4 SON,
April 4-n Founders aud Machinivts.
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PART 2ND.
l. PIAN0-Storm, A. Baehman
PROF. A. BAcHhAN.
The Shepherd boy is heard playing familiar
airs upon his pipes while returning from the
helds with his focks. His notes are drowned by
the crashing of thunder, the rain pouring in tor
rents the falling of trees and the Changing ofbelJs
The fury OF the storm is past. The Shepherds
pipe is again heard approaching his fold ~; -,
ing that familiar air, hhOme s%,e, Home ,'"a play
. onSonRUS-Wssn the Summer rain is over
cperatic, 49, . Don;I,.,,; Ss.,,
COMPANY.
D'4'o'''r iis E-Maniae! Russel.
4. SOPRANO S0LO--Five O. clock In the morn;n,
44pAAs bkHRENs. Cldribel.
y ~ ~ fi7Susar's .lasn and Homes, Blocktey.
MISSES A. j. L. A. WELLS.
. euho--', nnna remember Thee, Dannley.
Z. SoLO-Ould Irish Gintleman Anon
j. @. MAREE.
| 8. DUETT-Matrimonia Sweets A.,
MIss A. J. WELLS PROF. j. X MAocovr.,
" an ~. 5000 Night Fzotop
10. FINALE--0rchestra.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INGRAM 4 GIBSONS PRICE CURRENT.
20cta,
$500.
Beans

The above prices will be paid in cash for pro-
duce delivered in good order and we wish to
say that we keep constantly ON hand good as
sOrtment of Groceries and Provisions which we
will sell reasonably for cash, at the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middletown, DEL
March 2O-f INGRAM 4 GIBSON.
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
For Wednesday Erening, March 3la 1869.
PART lST
l. OVERTURE FROM FRA DIAVOLO,
PROF. A. BAcHMAE.
Q. OPERATIC CHORUS--Away, away the NOR
nings freshly breaking. Au6er.
COMPANY.
3. SOLO-John Anderson. Anon.
PROF. J. X. MAcGowAN.
A. SOPRANO SOLO-Valsef Aidite, A;dite.
MADAME REHRENs.
s. DUETT-Master and Scholar, Fioyopante
A. J. WELLS, J. G. MAREE.
o. SoLo-huth and Naomi, Toplif.
MRS. =. B. JOHNSON.
I'm not myself at ALL Loper
J. @. MAREE.
3. SOLO-The Old Sexton, Russell.
MR.. \. R. BUTCHER.
8. SOPRANO-Salut la France, Donizsfn
A. J. WELLS.
10. SOLO 4 CHORUS-Six Cents a Quarter for
Schooling I6obub.
IL. FINALE-Orchestra.
Intermission Of 80 Mnutes.tor Retreshments.
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MARRIED.

On the llth inst. at Fredericktown, by Rev.
J: Z. Bryan, John A. Jester, Of Delaware, and
Mary e. Hague, of Cecil county
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FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.

FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
22s MARKET STREET, End Door below THIRD
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
TNHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
Ready Made Clothing in Delaware,
Our Own Make, now on hand and will be sold
at less than Philadelphia Prices.
All our Clothing is made in Superior manner by
PRACTICAL TAILORs. s
The Proprietor having an experience of over
thirty years in this Business, will guarantee satis-
faction to any purchaser.
A full line of
FINE CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, and
yEsTINGs,
Constantly on hand for
ORDER WORK,
which will be made in the
es- LATEST STYLE AND BEST MANNER,
At No. 22s Market Street,
gs- The Oldest Established Clothing Emporium
in Delaware.
March ely Edward MOOrea
CONvEYANCING.
nEEDS, Bonds, Mortgages, and Instruments
- correctly drawn by A. G. cox.
March 27-3mos.
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Professor A. BACHMAN.

The entire company to be under the direction
of the well known popular musical purveyor,
Mr.. J. T. Wells, of Philadelphia.
The selections for the Programme will consist
of Operatic Choruses, Trios Duets, Solos, Popu-
lar Ballads, Comique and Sentimental, of the
highest order.
Tickets for each evening-0ne Dollar; to he
had at the Stores and also at the Hall, on the
evenings Of the Concert. Children half price.
Doors open Al I clock, Concert TO commence
at o. clock
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A FESTIVAL

Will also be held in the Banquet Room, each
evening, where will be provided every delicacy
Of the season.
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UNION LODGE. No. S, A. F. A. M.

THIS CONCERT, (given under the auspices OF
l. the Masonic Fraternity is designed to be OF
the highest order Of merit known to the profess
sion Satisfied that this community will appre-
ciate frst-class entertainment, no pains will be
spared to make it such as will reflect credit upon
all concerned. The acknowledged excellence OF
the celebrated Vocalists engaged for the occasion,
is guarantee to the lovers of harmony that they
will be furnished with a rare musical treat.
Our own popular local Orchestra, THE AM
PHIONS, win also add much to the entertain
ment; and the large Auditorium of the Town
Hall is expected to be filed, each evening, to its
utmost capacity The following Vocalsts have
been engaged
SOPRANOS.
MADAME HENRIETTA BEHRENS,
MISS ANNIE J. WELLS.
coNTRALTos.
MRS. +. b. JOHNSON,
MISS LIZZIE A. WELLS.
TEHoRs.
PROFESSOR JOHN X. MCGOWAN.
]. T. WELLS.
J. G. MARBE,
A. R. BUTCHER.
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CONvEYANCING.

DEEDs, Bonds, Mortgages, and Instruments
- correctly drawn by A. G. COX.
March 27-3mos.
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.8E9AaE& COMEsEHillah


FINANCIAL-There has been no essenLiaI
change in the state Of the money market
here since our last report. Some Of the
pork dealers are already using funds TO
make advances on the coming CROP but
sparlngIy, just enough &c secure purchases.
The Banks and Bankers have been able to
take the most of the desirable paper Oner-
ed-rate 10 to u per cent.
Exchange Is stili firm at par buying and
3 selling.
Gold has been considerably excited dur
ing the week, in sympathy with New
York, but Bankers have not been disposed
to NEEDLE With it nuch under the eircuEn-
stances The advance that has been going
on IN New York was not followed by deal
ers here, as 1t was regarded As merely
temporary, and caused entirely b. the
stock and gold gamoliEg operators u
Wall Street. The latter succeeded IN
getting the price to 1e5, when upon the
announcement that the government
you'd sell 81. 100000 the pric5 went down to
1873, thereby causing the Wiping out Of
number Of operators, who in their down
fall got no sympathy nom the public. The
report that the Government would sell the
cold was merely a ruse, but succeeded In
enecting what was desired BY those patting
1t in circulation, the breaking down of the
price, SC We regard every dollar thrown
into New York unnecessarily by Western
men and others, as contributing SO much
towards increasing the gambling facilities
of gold and stock dealers, thereby indirect
~ causing the unsettlIng of rates and dis
arranging nearly ell kinds of business.
cold here IS bought at I33 and selling at
l35.
Government bonds are rather weaker,
although tine price is merely nominal. We
uuofe.
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We, therefore. submit the same 70 vor1r
Board as q part of this report. ard add
that we find that, since 1862, the said Victor
Bisch has had charge of the SoIdfers5 Re-
lief Fund and since 1854, of the Bounty
Fund, and that he has honestly disbursed
all sums that came into his hands
amounting in the aggregate to 22I4 667 40.
And we further state that after a full in
vestigation, we believe all dispaTaging RI
mors set aAoab against the I'M egrity of
said Victor Bis oh, IN the premises, false.
groundles and totally unwarrantable.
SAMUEL ORR,
NJ. J. BRAY.
EVANSVILLE, Sept. II, 1889.
and now, here the Board of County
Commissioners approve and concur in the
foregoing report.
PHILIP DECKER, President.
THOMAS BOWERS,
SAMUEL BARKER.
sep20-dSt6w2t Com nnfssi Oners.-
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PRov1sIoNs I'D PRopUoE.


GRAIN - Wheat - Very little changes;
95c9s1 co for Mediterranean, and 81 10 for
English: white, 81 O5@I 10. Corn is firm
at 75Gs0c in ear; shelled, S09s5c in new
burlaps oats, firm at soc in new bur
laps; from wagons loose, 40945c. Rye,
7O@75c per busheI, Barley, 81 0O9l % per
bushel.
FLoUR-We quote City Mills new white
family nour at 81 o0B7 so; new red wheat
family at s6 o09G 50; extra IS O0@6 90.
CORN MEAL-Kfln dried nomirally 81 90
al Is per barrel. None in market.
HAY-Baled, Sl49Sl6 per ton, according
to quality, and dull. Loose, sl0@l2.
BRAN-Is held al sI4@i6 90 per ton
SHIPsTUFF--s2O OO925 90 per ton.
NEW POTATOES -40G5Oc Per bushel.
SALT-Fair demand; small barrels at
s. p, and large g 70 per barrel.
GUNNIEs - New stock reserved is held
at 2l922c; good quality of secondhand
old at I5@lSc, and dull.
SEED- Flax Seed, 81 1892 90, according
to quality; orchard grass, 81 IS; red top,
81 %.
GREEN APPLEs-Dull 81 OO9l so per bar
rel, according to quality.
LEMoNs-Light supply and In fair de-
mand at sl28I4 90 per box.
WHITE BEANs-s1 1902 90 per bushel, and
dull.
DRIED APpLEs-6s7o per pound,
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Among the first boats due here are the
John LumsGen, from Cairo; Palestine,
from Louisville; Shamrock, from st.Louis;
Champion, FOR st. Louis; Edinburg, from
Memphis; Argosy, for Memphisi p. w.
strader and Nick LoEgworth, FOR New
o-ieansi Indiana, Mary Houston and
YHginia. from New Orleans; Rapldan No.
2, from Eastport.
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RANKABnE FuNps
u. 3. Treasury Notes.
National 3ank Notes
GENERAL REMARKs.

GENERAL REMARKS. -.
The great excitement in New York
among the stock and gold spectators, has
had no effect on our markets. Orr BUSH
ness men, combining their attention TO
Legitimate trade, pay little more respect
to the Wall Street operators than to the
affairs Of gamblers generally.
Business in all departments, during the
past week, is reported excellent, and a big
trade is anticipated for the next six
weeks. With fine stocks, purchased at low
rates, our merchants are confident of their
ability TO give satisfaction to their Gus
toners, and hence a general feeling OF con-
fidence and good humor prevails. With
out particularizing, we may say that Ev-
ansvilIe was never in better shape, so far
as her capabilities for doing large job
bling business are concerned, and we shall
be greatly surprised and disappointed if
the sales this Fall are not largely IN excess
of any preceding year.
We notice no particulars or marked
changes in any line Of goods. Nails have
made a slight advance as has Quinine
this being the season which increases the
demand for the latter article.
The reports from all points south OF us
indicate more hopeful feeling on the
part of retail dealers, growing out OF sue
cessful crops ana the prospect that money
will be largely Increased in circulation in
that section.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods trade OF the past week
was good, and the market closed active
and firm. Stocks are full and complete.
BRowN SHEETING5 AND SHIRTINGs.--
Atlantic A, sheeungs, 17c; Stark a, do.
IeJzc; Cannelton, DO, 1856 Evansville A,
I5c; Lyman G, Al, l5]6c; Abbott b, ii,
loo; Thompsonville, Al, 15Ec; Ashland,
I0c
BLEACHED SHEErINGs AND SHIRTINGS.-
LOusdale A, I9c; HIlrs A. ls1zc; Ballou
Al, 1870; BalIou, 7-S, lie; Boot, ii, lTci
Waltham $, Al, lSc; Branch River, Al,
l5c: Rockville, rs, 121zc; 5agaInore, Sd
Zoe; Canoe q I0c.
PRINTs-MerrIrnao w, li}Sc; Merrirac,
ID, at i3gzc; Sprague's I3c; Ashford's, lSc /;
simpsons lSc; American, at l3c; Dun
neTs, 19c; Amoskeag, 1910; Lowell, l2c;
Troy, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING Extra Al, s215c;
Gold Medal Al, 2715c; g q, Al, Csc; q A
q, 221zc.
DRESS GooDs-WooI Delaines, S5945c 3;
Fancy DeIaines, 1535922e; AmUrcs, &c
Oriental Lustres, 259Soc.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, 75c
Coats and CIark's spools. 90c; Green S
Daniels OILS, SOC; 2-bushel Bags, 40959c
"a bush Bags, 55G65c; 3-bush Bags, 67189
75c; Raleigh skirts, SO 90; per dozen; Gil
bert's skirts, So so per dozen; Pontusie
skirts $50 co per dozen.
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REroRr OK rue BOUNTY FUND.
To the HOnorab, e Board Of CommIsstone
of Vanderburgh County:

TO Inc HOnOrab. e Board OF COmmisstOne rs
of Nanderburgh County:
The undersigned commIltee, appointed
by your honorable Board, to assist ia the
examination and investigation of the re-
port Of Victor Biseh, Comfy Auditor, con-
carning his management of the Bounty
Eund, would report that in compliance
with our instructions, We have made a full
and thorough investigation Of all the re-
ceipts and disbursements of said Bounty
Fund: IL at we have examined and COM
pared all records, accounts, receipts and
vouchers; have also collected intormation
from private individuals and othersOurcas
The flowing is a recapij ulatiOn of the 1e-
ceipts and dlsbUrseIn eats o. said Bisch. as
receiver aud payer Of said Bounty Eund
to wit:
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- rseelnfs -. -.
-sl56,82 90
DIsBrRsE 1870.

TO cart. W. T. Holm gsworth's ~
Company loo day men, for Co. 4,sO0 90
coIa lii5a. 100 day men, for city. $500 co
To Capt. AdoIph Pfsffifn's Com
Pany l00 day for county s, csc CO
psny leo day men, for city. $3.50 90
10 Captain W m Il. walker, Ir.'
Company leo Gav men, Tor CO. 1850 co
To Captain YIN. II. Walker, Jr's
Company 100 day men, for city. 1850 %
To 3I6 Volunteer frOm county, at
500 dollars each, bOuntyr............ I28, fC0 90
go %
Ta disc. unit and stamps, etc -....-..4 49, O.
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DRIED APPLEs-6s7o per pound.
DRUGS AND LIQUORS.

LIQUORS. - We quote as follows:
new copper distilled whisky 81 50@2 %;
one to two years old So O094 so; hign-
wines 81 059l 0S; reeuded 81 009Sl 10 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 %
az 50 and Brandy, 81 3593 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 so; imported brandy SO OC9
SIS 90; Old Port, s. 5086 50; imported gin,
So soar 50.
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Compound Interest Notes have ali ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at a per cent. OF.
The following quotations are from the
ONCE OF ", ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
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The total amount issued on account Of
the Relief Fund, by Mr.. BIsch, and as
shown by this foregoing report OF your
Committee, is E57,S OF, which, with sl67 IS
on hand IN county orders ana cash. equally
balances the total amount received into
the Treasury OF the Relief Fand.
Your com ulttee has examined the Com
1ntsstoners' Records, and upwards OF
twenty-five thousand vouchers aud re-
ceiptsi also he Journals and Ledgers, to-
geIher with the Trustees and County Com
missioners' certificates, Pass Books and
Redemption Record in The Treasures
Office, and upon thorough exau1n alton
OF the same, We ind ali accounts and mat
tiers pertaining 10 the said Soldiers Relief
Fund, accurately and honestly managed
and kept by said Victor Blsch.
Respectfully submitted.
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Malice IN Drnggisfs

- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my Office until September
zltn. 1863, at 10 O'Clock AN. for supplying
all medicines required for all the county
poor, upon orders Of the County Physi-
clan. For particulars apply to the County
AUDITOR. The Comfy Commissioners re-
serve the right @ reject any or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH. A. V. G..
ETansYIIle. sepLeLnber u. lS69-seI8
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Fsora private individuals Of Pig

Frofa private individuals Of Pig ~
esn Townshi .........,..-...s 38,720 90
From private individuals OF
Knight TOWNSHIP p. ........,............ 2.9Sl 60
From private individ uaIs OF S5c0It
Township -. -. -. s,a78 90
strong aoWnsllib -,,.. j.. los %
From private Individuals OF Per-
~ T6wnsh p-...-....,... !, -. 4,620 co
From private indIy.u uais Of
Union Township ......-........-.. 2,7l5 co
From private IIltlividuals of Cen
ter township ......... .........-......., 80 90
From private individuals OF Ger
msn township ..........................r 500 90
Miscellaneous -.....-..-...... ............ 100 90
In County Orders for 1861 ............. 1000 60
In County Orders for 49, 5---......... 8, goo 90
Ia cash from Man or Of the city, so
1851 80. 49, 49, 1900 90
Ia cash from Mayor of the city,
1865 ............. 5000 %
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28

wooDEN WARE.

BUILDING MATERIAIs.-The demand is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: Sash,
sc to lie per light; Doors. 81 IS to 81 so
each; Blinds, 81 so to 50 70 per pair;
Nails, 81 1865 90 per keg for l0d;
Glass, So 40 to S. 90 per box; White
Lead, 81 90 to So 70 per keg; Lime, zoe to
81 90; Cement, 81 5OG2 rs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28
: rrIvnIs % Dennrtnrne.

The arrivals and Departures up 10 Pm.
yesterday include the Nightingale, Hem
derson TO Louisville; ]. L. Graham, Hen
dersOn to return.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28
IRON AND HARWARE.
slrsoELLANEoUs.

Anes, Mann's, sl8 50; Ldppineott's, sl4 so;
Simmons, sl5 90; Diamond Edge, S13 so;
Brass Kettles, Sec per pound. Apple Parsrs
SO so per dozen; Corers and Steers SIS 80
per dozen.