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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-29

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago
Tribune. writing from San Francisco.
on the 18th. says the boys are crying
fresh strawberries in the streets, at
twenty cents pound, and the goats
are luxuriating on freshly.mown
grass. San Francisco must be a ge.
Dial spof.
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Gen. KcOIellan's residence Burned.

New YORK, Dec. 28.-Last night
the magnificent dwelling of General
Mcclellan, at Llewellgn Park, Orange
County, was totally destroyed By FIRE.
IL was one Of the most elegant and
noted residences in that vicinity, aud
was vslued at $4,000. It originally
helouQed to Gen. Marcy, father-i in
law OF Gen. Mcclellan The latter
was not occupying the residence, il
being 10 charge Of q hired man.
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- Telegraph LoNpu5T. Dec. %.
Coneola el5Si Bonds quiet: G2fs ss5z: G5's
s5zgi o4.a sI3s 4g-4OR S15Si stocks uuteL .sFrle
lgM; illinois CintraI 1 ~; Atlantic and
Great Western ~ + talloW 45s Qd.
LIVERPooL, December s8.-Cotton uuief
and unchanged: middnug uplanda 81
were for export and speculation. Caiif0rnfa
wheat lla 3 4. Western nour 28s Od. NO. z
corn mixed JOS. Crude petroleum 9L: re-.
nned ls "a. PORK 97s ca. Eesf il9s.
Lard COS.
ANrwERF. December 2s-Peiroleum J0}s
francs.
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Jessie Fremont.

A Washington correspondent writes
as follows, concerning the wife OF
General Fremont, who keeps house In
that city this winter:
Mrs. Fremont has the temperament
aud intellect of her father, Colonel
Benton. She is the powerful force in
social life that he was In the Senate.
She is q woman of the world, who, to
her love of pomp and circumstance,
has never sacrificed the domestic vir-
tues. She loves her husband with
absorbing love, which made her
brave her fathers ire to marry him,
and absolute devotion to his interests
has been the prevailing passion of
her life. Yet she loves power, as
daughter of Benton must love
it; and her fine presence, flashing wit,
and comprehensive conversational
power, with her kindliDg magnetism of
manner, make her always mistress of
It. In our later day she reTives the
splendor of the old regime, when the
lines of social distinction were more
keenly drawn than now, and when
women ia official circles, with gfim-
neriDg jewels and powdered haIfp re-
neWed il Young America the Courtly
graces Of the old aristocTacies. Mrs.
Fremont will through the Winter be
/ surrounded by a circle Of young
ladies, aud the house Ia which she
reigns cannot fail to be one Of the
| chosen centres where wisdom, wit and
beauty, and perhaps folly, wilt will delight
/ 10 eonRreQate,
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EsW York GOld and STOCK Market,

/ Aou AOFA uOi0 ana BLOCK M1Fkef,
By Telegraph NEW YORK. Dec. q.
Gold opened this morning at 1O5<, Eoid at
lie and closed at l03<0l05S. transactions
were limited. Loans were made at from
10 Z per cent, in some cases 1-1GIn addition
or carrying. Clearances about 624. .ol0,O 90.
81, ipments OF specie to-day, G45, 900.
ti' yernments advanced 3s91{ to-day and
closed strong at the advanced rata. The
Assist 1T Treasurer to-day paid out s2,710, =
600 In god, on account OF the January in-
ferest. and &7si, coo on account OF 1871 bonds.
There were twenty-five bids for gold to.
day, amounHn 70 about g. % s09Qr 81 frsEa
10 i6.l08 to 4 10 e9.100.
Stocks are idnlis opening ct about yester-
days quotations. and closing At the same.
The volume Of business was small.
Money was loaned freely fhis nnOTuing
al per cent. golds but about P NJ, became
suddenly close and u Per cent. over gold
rate Was paid In many instances. The
manipuIators Of tha recent stFingency are
doing what they can TO establish high
rates, and threaten thai tO-mOrroW aud
next day the stringency will be greater
than on any previous occasion this season.
ExCHAE0E.- Steriing So.
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Memphis HaFket.
By telegraph.

By Telegraph.l MEA[PHIs,' Dec. %.
CoTON-LoW mlddling quie1 and weak at
13l< middling scarce and firm at ~; re-
ceipts 2,440 males; shipments 900 bales.
FLoUR-Qute and unchanged.
CoRN MEAL-Quiet at 50 25.
CORN-Denand fair and prices advanced.
OATs-EcaFce aud ffrm.
HAY-Stiff at s23825.
LARD Dull, and prices have declined 20
IlMl5c. aHT
PoRK-Duli and prices nominal; bulk
shoulders firm at 71zlgscs sides higher with
sales at 9IEc.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. %. =
Benjamin Checkering, of Pittsfeld,
was to-day elected from the Office ol
the Secretary of the Treasury of the
Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of that town. having sppro
priated $33, 900 of tho company's funds
for gold speculation. The company
however. is secured from loss.
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The bWedIsh MinIster.

WAsHINGToN, December 26.-The
new Swedish Minister was introduced
TO the President, this forenoon, by
the Secretary of State, and presented
bis credentials. The usual addresses
Of friendship and congratulations
were made -
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ON ExnIOsIon and Fire.

TITUsYILLE. Pa, Dec. 28.-About
half past nine o'clock this evening a
Ere broke Out-in Van Sickle's refine
ry. caused BY an explosion in the tail
pipe house, setting fire to distillate
tank containing about five hundred
gallons of oil. Loss about 5000.
No insurance.
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AUSTRIA,


VIENNA, Dec. 28.- The journals
contain a gemi-oficial denial of the
truth Of the statement that Baron
Beust has replied to the note from
Count Bismarck. concerning the sta
tus of Austria toward the German
Bund.
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NeK York DE- aOoda Harkel.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. ..
The prevalence Of q snow storm has fn-
teusided the duilness previously nOticeabls
and bat little business IN doing aside from
taking account ofatock nor have we OBJ
served any change ~ prices except Utioa
yard wide brown eheotluaHr Whtah are &c
lower, an6 are selling &c 41at but uOtWlthe
standing ele general quiet tone OF the
market. there . apparently little stir in
the dome7iio magket for low priced a00da
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Turkey
HE pANuRIAr orrsrro

THE DANUBIAE QUESTION.
CONsTANEINOPLE, Dec. 28.-The
Turkish government has, in a note,
urged upon the powers its objection
to the discussion Of all questions af-
fecting the Danubian prinoipalities in
the London Conference.
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Perannal.

HARTFORD. Dec. 2B.-The Rev. J /.
w. Strong, who was Injured By the
recent railroad accident. IA very much
bette to-day. ard has svrptoros 70
encou age hopes for his ultimate re-
GDveTy.
IA later dispatch 3ays that his case
"a hOpeleaa.
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EashYllIo MnFket,

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. q.
CorroH-DuIl; low middIlnR I2lSe.
BULK MEATE-CIear sides lo5<c; clear
rib IO5zc; shoulders u ruu1p pork 15c.
L4ARD--l21fc.
BAcoN-shouidsrs lie: sides and hams
l3c; sugar cured hams IKE.
CoRR-70c.
OATs-65c. @
WHEAT-9003l 10.
FLoUR-e4 50G0,
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artillery and infantry known to have
been as that point. The PEussisn
losses are estimated at about three
hundred killed, and the French under
two hundred. Since the fight the
Prussian forces have fallen back.
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PRUSSIA.
FROM TURKEY.

BERLIN, Dsc. 27.-Information has
been received here that the Porte has
ordered the Bosphorous and Darda-
uelles coasts to be protected by tor
pedoes.
REJOICING
BERLIN, Dsc. 28-The news that
the forts had opened fire on the forti-
hcations of Paris was received here
with public rejoicings.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-29

TIE New Albany Ledger says it ap-
pears little strange to the people Of
johnson County. that after expending
$4,000 on q new jail, a little wizened-
up chap was able to dig his way out
with q jack-knife in twenty-four
hours.
We see nothing strange in the mat
ter. The probability is that the $40,-
600 Jail was a nice Democratic job,
similar to what has frequently been
seen in other parts Of the State.
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TOR E0Th PATOHEs, FREOKLEh
am TAN

USE "PERR. MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION" the 1y Reliable and Harm
less Renedy "a emovtng brown discol-
orstions from "a feee. Prepared by DR..
b. Q. PERRY, As Be "a Street, n. Y. Sold by
Druggists everyWh Te. abEl-om
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P0si Oflca Rarhar Rh0n.

~ securing the BGrvicaa OF two OF the
best BARRIERS In the Western country and
am now prepared % DO d good work e.
any Ia the olfy. There SHAH be no lack
on my part nor on the part 81 my men 70
give Satisfaction 70 all who may favor me
with q call. j. b GLENN
decZ-Imd Proprietor.
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TO LEASE.

"a DAIRY AND VEGETABLE
-. am for number of years. adjoin.
TbE city of Evansville. Apply 20
WAS N & MATTISOE, Attorneys.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 2S.-Senor Sagosta
has taken the post of Foreign Min
lister, and not as before stated, as
President of the Council.
AosTA's SALARY AND PERoUIsIrEs.
MADRID, Dec. 27.-The Royal
Civil Lists give the King two mil
lions of francs annually, and makes
him heir to half of the palaces of the
Kingdom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLEa az rHE FInE-

For Coz zones, Black-worLls or 0rubR
Pimply e tions and blotched disdguTa-
ttons on Il ace, Use PerrY's ComedOne
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FCR, RENT.

4 Eo9E-LODGaIAG ROOM Sg 81 SUIT +.
laaa aaa 1O1 BeuIenan ana Wlle8 Ox
$50 EluN gentlemen; also 8 small room
Tor n SID lie gentleman. Location within
two blnr s OF the Post Cfdcos Board fur
ulsPed q desired. Address "a" st this
oEice. dec@5
Fvsaru rUILDINR OCcUPTED RY Ua
no = Water Street, viii be for rent
on C1 R1fEr the 1st OF January. For terms,
sto, inquire on the pTemesis. BROSE Il
"a TFTO-STORE BRICK DWELL
49, t- house, containing twelve rooms,
l1r1er rcf sixth and Cherry SITS. Apply at
tae 6anEtEg House Of ". ] LOWRY q co.
declf-tf
a "a a12 a MONFfH, q new dwelling.
-. 81 an four rOoT 1s, all nicely papareds
4HEergu. cellar and table, to a Qutst FAM
uy. eur II corner .rourfh and Main Sta,
q ElNBACH. decl0
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ShsriR's Sale--No. %

w VIRTUE CT Al EXECU-
~ ION iesued out OF the once Of the
F-l Z % the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Fltae county, Indiana, in favor Of Samuel
Efllfae anu against Benjamin AcCool, !
rL on
MONDAY, January 3, 1871.
Hleerrsen the ncrs<s- OF 10 O'Clock An. and 4
rlr.r.aK p X CT said day, at the door OF the
-l1sa House. IN the lily o. EN9nst t4llsi
rreaua, offer for slle, at Public Auction
Era + enLs and PROFITS for the term OF seven
e1-rr Of the folio s4ing described Real Es-
frfa an-W1Us
Lo NUN Der eight 0s), in Block Number
lr ratTe tIZl, In the Eastern Enlargement OF
tla llty OF Evansville County OF Wander
1rrs1 al state OF indiana. -. -,
- d should Aaid Rents -1d Fronts nOs
r- rnr q sum suff1etsaE 10 satisfy said w III
4 y C0sta T VIII, AZ the same time and
Ii e. offer for sale the Fee Simple oi
premixes. NO relief.
A. PFAFFLIN, Sheriff v. @.
HEcEs & RICHARs SON, Atl'ys. dec29
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Essays for YouI zen, on Physical and
Mental EneTVattC Joss of bodily vigor,
courage, and ambition the cause and
euEe-Wfth sanitary aid for the feeble and
despOnding. Sent free, In sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOW a RID ASSOCIATION,
BOX p. PHILADELPHIA pa, mas 3m SD N
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WANTED.

Old GIRL, to do The work In q
# Il famiiys good wages paid. APP
- 90 Q. EBERWINE, conner OF Fifth
4 2. uec86-St
TED-A GOOD GIRL, 10 DO
nelai homework for g small fam
by Immediately AZ this once, or
ThiId Street, opposite Trinity
uTcn. decS II
UATKOE as BOOK.REEPER
r atour January 1st. Refer to J.
E.r sy q Bro. Ado ress, for ten days,
O. H EWARD, keV albany, Ind.
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The HenIinu Pool,

ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire q higher Life, and bette
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
for the afflicted. Gent In sealed letter ens
velopeg, free of charge. Address, HOW
PRrA. Pa, Rep2a
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UNITED STATES Senator's are to be
elected this winter in the States Of
Maine. New Hampshire, Massachu
sets. New Jersey, Delaware, West
Virginia. Michigan, Illinois, Minneso
ia, Missouri. Nebraska, Kansas, Or
egon, Arkansas, Louisiana, and South
Carolina. The Republicans have ma
jofities in the Legislatures of all these
States except Delaware, West Vir-
ginia, Missouri and Oregon. The re-
Gently elected Georgia Legislature is
Democratic, and it is supposed that
an election of Senator will be re-
quired there, after the Senate shall
have determined which set of former
claimants to the seats are entitled to
admission. and after the success
ful claimants shall have decided By
lot their respective terms of Office.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world. Harmless, reliable, tnstRn ntaneous; ;
does not contain lead nor any DftdLto pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Yaunted and delusiVe preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess The
genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 30 years uutarnished reps stafion to
uphold It's integrity as the on Perfect
Hair Dye-Black OF Brown. Sold by all
York, ff8l0
BS- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLE9
DBe Remedy, prepared only by DR.. b. o.
Percy, 40 Bond Street, New York EOld
everywhere. the trade supplied by whole
lale nedicina deaIara. lnoLz 1am EluEL
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THE great amount of ink being
scattered just now on the subject of
the Canal debt, indicates that the
thing is not 80 dead as many supposed.
The friends Of the scheme seem to be
preparing the way for vigorous opera
tions this Winter. They have reprint
ed the memorial presented to the
Legislature, through Governor Viii
lard, in 1867, and are distributing
copies Of this, with extracts from New
York papers. advocating the sWindle,
throughout the State. They are also
charged with hawking canal stocks
among men Of influences. atmOderate
prices. to be paid when the game is
won. It is intimated that, discover
ing that their friends will be in the
minority in the Legislature, they will
endeavor to fllibuster and prevent
the passage of a law providing for an
amendment to the Constitution
hoping to find another Legislature
more COMPLIANT.
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MILLINERY.
sd Time Table, December Il

n: a Il sS:.$1sH s:!!s ::s s's: ~ s:: j. Z
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils. and the propriety or Improperly Of
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD As5ocLzTIOEs Box p
Philadelphia. Pa. sep1s-d4w3m
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$500 900
Gas Gifts In all

The CONCERT and Di-tribnti'n will take place
rn,.rr IN. immediate direction Of the Board II
Tru.tees OF the Mercantile Library Ass ton.
easis,-d by a sap-rvis ry Committee selected
from State. CT Y AMI County oihc-rs' and well
known citixen- f san Z an iSo-
ROBERT b. SWAIN, President ". a.
u n l.. BARNES Vice President.
VIM u. RAISruN, Treasurer
After psyins the exp-n es OF the en'e' ,ainihena
.nd M, king ,nc ,s.riouti # the gifts, a. a"ove
.nnoum ct7 the balance will be applied TO extin-
gushing the pre--n, Indebtedness u The Mercah-
tile Library Association
Holders II tickets which gifts may De AWARDED
will receive the sane on pre- en'A''oh .. ~ -
-. ~ ronn,ns l., tine Blu .incss Agents # the ard
~ trustees. at their Office. No SIS California
street, san trAnciscp.
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IPuhlic-No. IL
An Act to protec. otieial. in Government. employ

An Act to protect officials in Government employ.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That officer clerk in the
United States Government employ shall at any
time solicit cont, ibufiops Of other officials en-
ployees in tho government service for gift OF
present to those in q superior oficial position !;
shall any ench officials clerical snperiors re-
ceive any gift present offered or presented to
them rs the contribution Ct thee in government
employ receiving less salary than themss Ives !;
nor shall any officer or clerk make any dunasion
~ gift or present to any official superior. Any
officer or clerk violating Of the provisions Of
this bill shall be summarily discharged from the
Government employ.
Approved, February I, 1870
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u,exnr,ei interf.reuces lave operated To make
mi. dei>y n.c-ss,ry 10 accomplish the r-snito
freeing the Library from debt. without recourse
roosher pr,viieg-- granted BY at Oh the hesisi
ture pas-ei --bruary i9. isso
This i, N ,,itiyely the only pnstp"nment whicfi
In he m.I- THE Concert will take pltce on the
day above nam-d commencing Al hine ca" a
NJ ard L, continue until the gifts have been
svari-d.
,h.n sus,.,-u, 20 insu tn. successful completion
Of the contract with the pubic-
m. AL. Of tickets will positively close on fii-
dav the 18th day u October. is.o.
Az ticket, remaining uu>oii at that time VIII
n.-;,hd,.~n from sale and Cancelled. They Will
he ADVERTISE. hy their numbers. On the 2'th day
az October ls.O, in one OF mere OF tue daiy pa
pers Of this city. Any dimuniir'n thos hi'e IN
the number Of tickets TO be drawn. VA h' snec'
h.,rto ore advertised. to Wit: 6-s gifts, amount
ing in AL t. $50, TOO gott- .,
re-, h,l-,s ,e<isiing ont Of San Francisco will
,scriye iuly accredited lists Of the awards ~ 'l-
which Will aisp be published IN ne irai.S s,'
Francisco daily papers on the lst November is.o-
Ds,iy~rv II its Will commence November al,
1s-o A, the ,Ifice NJ. SIS CSlif'rnis e eet. %
Ali part,~, presenting tickets to which g'its nave
been awarded. AL gifts awarded TO non Residents
will be hell to their order and tor their sccount.-
ROByRT B. SWAIN. President NJ L.
Will BARNES. Vice-Prest
WV C. RaLSiON. Treasurer
TnOs II HAYES, Recording Sec
DAVID WILDER, Corresp Sec
Trustees:
wN. AsHRUnSER, IS,AC wORMStR,
NJ WcNULrY ALF'DP. ~ SkLT,
ARrH- VI sBHkTS, WV u bNlHrk-
wM. L. W0 ID, kEn NoLos'
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE DoRE Charles R. PETERs,
B.,;ness Agents, No. SIS California Greet.
seltd
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Currency has been sid for coin rs flows:
$50 o. AT eoc netting SaI: 10. L,ss.......S SO 60
Account County Blu ldings Repair Fund.
Coin has been II f'r currency follows:
81 40 20 c,inf II 81 e15 81 currency Gain S4o5 oS
ACC, uut redemption FunI.
sd: 90 coin FIR S40e 81 currency. Cain. e5 s.
Account teutral Fund.
sll3 o. coin Tor Si3i 81 currency. Gain. 81 So
iptfI "a SOS- Us
Bu,tng $50 IL currency at SIC.
Buying S2,6s9 - currency at S}c
The receipts from =" Miscellaneous Sources
from the sale If coin fr currency.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Ii. :. MASON,
Treasurer ormsby County, state of Nevada.
Car-on City. July 1Ih. 1870
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County Auditors Report.

To the Bard of County Commissioners Of
Orm.by County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
f,uov,pr Rep ri as To the fiscal AFFAIRS u the
Cnunty fT the six months ending the 3oth
June, $50.
upprtxryr.I ASSESSMENT FOR 1859.
In the report f.r the half year ending 3lst De-
cember lSog IL stated that the >upi' enentai
Assessment Roll FIR 1853. embraced pnperty val
ned at s. GIL the taxes thereon brl.g ss,eto 70
snport,ou.,i As follows: To State. $3.50 Il; to
Cauntv s. rs 81 and To the tire Department.
SIG 81 Up,n account Of this assessment there
has been aid on account oil sts'e anu oouh's
taxe. Ss3 ~ and on account Of the IRE Depart
mene n being q total II SIS 20. and leaving due
unon sh.t roll the sum Of >. yol IS. app,rti"n-d
A. FLOWS: T., state. $3.50 To County,
"a aO3 "a. and TO the Fire Department, siI4 o.
on the lirh February last. the hoard OF Commits
sioners ps--ei a rr>dution by ~hicn :. vas
..orIsrcd IN 1t the entire supplemental assessment
f,r The x.ar 1869 be- and the same Is hereby,
stricken out and remitte,i." But the state au-
thoffties Injecting t. such action oy me f"ard,
instituted prsee dsDss IN the supreme Oou,' 10 va
cate ,uch order which ha, resulted in a late de.
c,iou nv the Court that the action Of the Board
in Tins rrmittips the whole Of the Supplemental
Roll Vas unauthorized and th-ir order declared
void What proportions Of the present cel'nqu-n-
ris. uuyo tn r..ll, and the Asrsona 10 per cent
,h.,..,. vill be hereafter collected depends in .
great measure upn the further aerion OF the
R.rd and Of the District ATTORNEY in reference
thereto. The collection Of the amount due would
be q great benefit to the County finances.
pEiIyouENr taxes
Va p.xm~nts have been made into the County
Treasury since the LIST January last upon account
of the delinguens taxes Of lsos. n OF any II The
pr~yisns wears During the first half Of lst9 there
were 81 .sS3 o. besides the additional 10 per cen
tum. paid in en- account: Of the delinquent takes
Of lsoe.
rhebaianee on hand on the LIST January. 1870.
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Official evi .ence has been filed in this "fce th''
all sums due from the County Treasurer 10 The
STAT. up 10 the AL une. $50, have been pro-
p-rIy accounted for paid over by the cou';ty
treasurer and that officer has the safe Control
I.r'. certificate that he has been discharged from
a Hskilitle, up IL that date
The raymeut Of s.. $50 - from the Redemption
Fund effected the purchase Of II Old Interest neIr
lug warrants the principal Of v hich was 8 ii. o0
a ii upon which tn accrued interest am-unted 10
ST. Al U> making total ind-hte'ine--o OF s3'@i os
aud being a saving 10 the County 81 $50 40.
There being the required amount IN thv faii-
road Fun ., the BOard and the Virginia and True
k-e X ilroad Company made an agreement under
hich early in January tn 1 company IN coiisileia
tim If tie advance payment of six thus sand SIX
hundred and fifty dollars, surrend-I Ell C'upon \"
/ belonging 10 each of the Bonds i>suei by the
Ca.nry tu the Railroad and PAYABLE IN the 1T IL
lime amounting altogether 10 the sum of seven
thousand dollars thus eiiectinE saving of 500 To
,h, County, In accordance to law the balance
remaining in the HAIL Dad Fund was. As before
stated. tran. ferred 10 the General Fund.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt the LIST January. $50. was
stated to BE- Sll sa3 VI. and since that date be AL
lowed cl.'ms pay able out OF the usual funds have
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T., enable the Treasurer to make payments IN
the kind Of money required by the nature oil the
Jain. i, became necessary eitL-r To convert
.c,,n, int, currency" or 80 currency into
coin" which was done with the following re-
.ulis:
Loss t. Repairs Fund by sale of currencyS 80 90
tain To Re 4einptiou Fund b, sale of coIn 40 o5
Gain To General Fund 10y sale of con-.. TO o.
Gais TO E,.ad FUND by sale OF cuin.....-- Il %
The gain to these funds Is the amonn' previously
r.nr,rt a. Miscellaneous Receipts, and are
included in the apportioumeuts made to the pr oper
funds.