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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Presi-
dent to day issued proclamation
designating the 18th OF November as
the time for submitting the Consti-
tuition, adopted by the Convention
which met in Austin, Texas, en- the
10Th of june, to the voters OF said
State, who are registered at the time
of such submission. 4.4 J.
Judge Richardson, Assistant Sccre-
tary of the Navy, returned to Washr
ington this morning. Commissioned
DelanO Will return Monday next.
The President and family will leave
here at 8 o'clock to day ior4 Loag
Branch.
Edward Ferguson has been ap7
pointed Pension Agent at Milwaukee,
and Henry i. Jones, Receiver of
Public Money at New Orleans.
Michael Vidal. of Louis iana,s has
been appointed Commissioned on part
of the United States, under conven-
ton with Peru, for the adjustment Of
claim Of citizens OF either country.
WAsHINGToN, July 15.-The fol-
lowing is the substance of a cOmmu-
nicatioR from the, Secretary Of State.
copies of which have been addressed
to the French and British Ministers
az Washington, and the Governor Of
Massachusetts,:
Relative to the proposed landing Of
the French telegrsDbie 4 Icabie IN
Duxbury, Massachusetts sfter-a. re-
citing the facts in regard to the erigin
aud proposed course of the Gable
Company in landing the cable on the
American coast, the Secretary states
that it is not doubted by the Govern-
,ment that complete control of the
whole subject is with the Govern
meat of the United States, and how
ever suitable State legislation
may be on the subject, in
respect of its proprietary rights,
In the aid of such enterprise, and en-
ters on the question of the allowance
or prohibition of such means. .aaFor-
eign intercourse is under the control
of the National Government. the Ca
BILE Company not having received
or awaited the permission of the
Government either to the establish
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Educational C0nyentIon.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The State
Colored Educational Convention met
this morning.
A petition was drawn up and
adopted memorializing the Legisla-
ture of Kentucky to take the neces-
sary steps toward the establishment
of schools throughout the State for
the education of colored children.
The proceedings were harmonious
throughout
The base ball match this afternoon
between the kentuekys. Of Louis
vile, and the Red Stockings, Jr., of
Cineinnati, resulted in a tie. The
score stood g to %.
Robert Gillespie, an employee of a
tobaceo warehouse. shot himself this
afternoon, the ball entering the left
breast aud lodging between the lungs
and heart, from the effect Of which he
will die. No cause is assigned for
the deed
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Communication from the
H. Secretary Of State.
Colored Educational Con-
ssIt.aH M V6nti0n. a ~ ~
Fr0m the West.

ST. Louis, July ia dispatch
from Denver, dated yesterday, says
the Kansas Pacific Congressional ex-
cursiOn party arrived last evening,
and are enjoying the trip. They spent
several days near Pixies Peak.
Interesting proceedings took place
on Sunday, in the Garden of the
Gods, near Colorado City, Senator
Rice presided. Senator Scott. Of
Pennsylvania, read the 10th and 23d
Psalms After a collation., provided
by the Kansas Paeifie Railroad Com
pany, letters were read from Senator
Howard and others. Resolutions
were adopted expressive of the salts
faction of the party. 1On Monday
evening, large number of citizens
we're addressed at Colorado City, by
Senators Morrill, and Root ., :
The party expect to visit other
points of interest.
|. Senators Rice and Root go to Cali
fornia. The others return by way of
Omaha
New Mexican news report the In
dians still troublesome on the Santa
Fe mail route.
II The crops are good.#
None of the newly-appOlntedl ln1
dian agents have yet arrived in the
Territory
!. A dispatch from Helena, tMontana,
says that Wells, Fargo & Company )
coaches going south from Virginia
City, were robbed at Moreno Station,
thirty miles from Virginia City. The
treasure box, containing So, ,000 in
gold, was stolen. Parties are now on
the track of the robbers, who fled to
the mountains.
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New York Items.

New York, July 15.-Bigelow. who
murdered his niece, was hung at Mon
| ticello, this State, to. day.
The survey for the East River
bridge has been completed, and the
| materials are being prepared for the
| abntments on the river shore.
Eleven indictments have been found
by the Grand Jury against prominent
bankers and brokers, for violating the
usury laws. The arrests will proba-
bly, be made to- morrow.
In the case of Fish vs. the Wabash
Railroad, a number of Directors of
theroad were examined to- day in the
Supreme Court for contempt. j. I'll.
Coleman has been appointed receiver
OF nineteen certificates, said co have
been deposited here. The case was
adjourned till morrow.
District Attorney Pierpont has been
authorized by the President to cali on
all the military and naval forces here.
to prevent the departure Of a Cuban
expedition, said to be about ready to
leave here. He has taken measures
with the naval officials and military
IN the forts to obey his Instructions.
New YoRK. July 15.-The HeraZFs
Washington dispatch says. with the
exception Of the opinion of Attorney
General Hoar and letters addressed |
to the French and British Ministers
By Secretary Fish, no action has been
taken by the Government to prevent |
the landing OF the French cable on |
thescoast of Massachusetts.
Secretary Boutwell, has not, as re-
ported, ordered revenue cutter to
proceed to the point where it was pro-
posed to land the cable on United
States territory, and prevent it, nor is
1t likely any such course will be pur-
sued.
The matter was pending in Congress
at It's adjournment, aud will probably
be left to that body 60 settle it.
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jerks Harris, proprietor of HOyt's Hotel,
in Providence. Rhode Island, hung him
self Thursday morning. zeF 81
The woman's Suffrage Convention,
which convened at Saratoga, adjourned
Wednesday evening, after addresses by
Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. Norton, and Miss An
thony. The lat er said that the present
marriage system was slavery for weRe IA
and there cannot be good home circle
where there is no equality.
A private letter has been received in
Chicago dated Paris, June Ii, saying that
the health of Senator Grimes is not so
much improved by his voyage as his
friends supposed it would be. He had an
other attack similar to that7whieh he was
visited with some months ago. though less
severe than then. He was about TO start
with Mrs. Grimes on tour, hoping that a
change of air would restore him. -
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ToRoNTo, July 15.-On an invita-
ton Of the Oswego Board Of Trade.
a deputation of the Toronto Board of
Trade will join the Canada press ex-
cursion to Oswego on the second of
August. The subject of the new
reciprocity treaty viii be. discussed.
The imports Of Montreal for June,
were 81, ,776, ,156, against 81, ,022, OPT for
the same month last year. The dry
goods merchants design late importa-
tions this Fall.
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Wheato nvi1Ie, Me
chanicsville. McCufcll-
AWHILE and Elberfield-
saturdays.
st. Wendells, st, Jo.
seph, Armstrong aud
kasson-SaJurdays. X
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Notice to Contractors

July 9Th, 1869.
The Common Council of tue civ of
hVansVille Will receive seated proposals
nhtlI The 18Th day OF July, 1869, for furnish
ing ali materials and extending Third
street Seventh Avenue sewer from its
present terminus on Walker Street t. The
east side Of Clark Street
ray lnents to be made N cash, upon the
comp osion Of each block, less Is per cent
"Alch VIII be retained by the city unit
sald sewer is Completed and accepted.
Specifca ions can be seen at this Office
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
By h. Il. MCGRIFF Deputy
city Clerks Office, Evansville Jufy 9Th
lo0S. Ijyo tdI Union conY.
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The State Board of Equalization
on Wednesday did their best to re
duce the taxation on several railroads
to minimum point, and seem %
have succeeded admirably. The fol-
lowing roads were assessed as per
figures attached: saG
Aiehiean Southern & Northern
Indiana Railroad, per mile, $500.
Pttsburg. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
Railroad. per mile, $9000
indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 La
fayette Raih oad. per mile, $4,000,
Jacksonville, Madison Il Indiana
poiis Railroad, per mile, So 500.
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The Democracy of the Western
Reserve, Ohio, are said to be greatly
dissatisfied with General ROsECRANs'
nomination. They had their hearts
set on RANEY, the peaee-at any price
candidate, and are greatly disgusted
at his defeat by that man of blood,
the redoubtable ROsECRANs. They in
sinuate that boiling is the only sure
remedy for such mischievous nomina-
tiOns. 9tHauf
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TO FoREIGN CoUNrRfEs.
Posr OFFICE MONEY ORDER System

The Money Order System OF the Post
Office is established for the protection and
convenience of the people in making
money remittances through the mails.
The number Of Money Order Offices nave
recently been greatly Increased, aud there
is now hardly county in this or the ad-
Joining states, where one or more OF these
Offices Is not established. This system
affords the safest and cheapest method Of
making money remlttances In limited
amounts TO all parisof the United States.
When it can possibly be avoided, money
should neVey. be sent in the mails. -afH
The charges for Money Orders are as fol-
lows: se+ sad
On orders not exceeding S20..,.r..l9 cents,
over TO and not exec eding s90.---.--.,l5 cents.
$50 " s4O,........20 cents.
$40 /" sj0s ......25 cents
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ON Monday the Orangemen, wher-
ever organized, very generally cele-
brated the anniversary Of the battle
of Boyne. Their festivities seem to
have passed off quietly everywhere
except in New York. There they
were met at the Bowery by a party Of
rufians and a pitched battle Of seri-
GUS proportions ensued. New York
Is about the only city in which the
Catholics have control Of the judi
ciary.
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: z4-encia lick Spr1Esg sgs.

FsvH EsE CELEBRATED SPRINGS
- have changed hands since Iast water
ing season. The house has been thor
oughIy refitted and furnished with new
furniture with Well-furnished table, and
with batnlng-rooms for cold and warm
aths.
dai 1y hack line from Shoals Station
. 4 the .. & NJ. Railroad, and also from
Orleans on the Louisville, New Albany q
Chicago Railroad, to the Springs, with a
daily mail to the Springs.
Address RYAN q TUCKER
fv2 f2ua
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SHARP FINANCIERINe.- The Dis
trict Attorney Of New York has dis
covered that certain fnanciers have
been in The daily habit of hiring ali
the money in the banks, paying re GU
lar interest, and leaving the principal
as security. They thus prevented the
banks from lending, and compelled
borrowers to pay high rates. About
thirty brokers have been indicted for
7gury
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THE New York Post threatens to
publish the names of those who en-
tered the Legislature of that State
poor aud came out rich. The Rost
ought not to stop there. 1t should,
by all means. continue its investiga
sions and give us the names of all the
Congressmen who became immensely
rich Ia one or two sessions on mod
crate salary, and very expensive
living
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

8k = Ns9 = 4 7 4 = Z sBs
- fore existing between Samuel Meyer,
Adolph 5ugenhein, Solomon kahu, and
Roman GrelnrF has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Greiner
letlres Trom the business, which viii here
after be continued by tie three first-named
parties, who viii settle all claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect uebls in favor of the same The
name and style OF the finn VIII ren1aIas
unchanged.
FespecIfuily, s. MEYER Il co.
Evansville July 9Th, 1859. jE9 d3fn
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Corporation Notice.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS. f
And now it Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of fha
lots or parts of lots. fronting on or adfoiT,-
ing the east side of Walker Street, between
Ihlrd and Fourth Streets, in said cIfv
cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
10 the proper grade, and that they cause
= sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be LAID down
thereon within thirty days from the pub
licatton of this order
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
By u. a. hCGHIFF DENNY
jy16 d3t iI1nfop .o,,y7
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Tue Eckford club of New York,
champions Of the United States, are
10 start on a Western tour about the
first Of August They will play the
Boston clubs, the Haymakers at Troy,
the Central City club of Syracuse,
the Alerts and Niagaras Of Rochester
and Buffalo, the Cleveland clubs and
the triumphant " Red Stockings"
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Notice to Contractors.

JUNE 18th, 1859.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville viii receive sea ed proposals
until he 26th day OF JnIy, 1863 Tor grading
graYeling, and paving the alley situate be-
tween Sixth and seventh Streets and ex-
tending from Sycamore Street TO Vine
street, in Block No. %. Eastern Enlarge
ment.
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF. Clerk.
BY f. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerk 8 Office, July 3d. 1863
jy5 it'd fTaion cn,v
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DissnIntinn.


EVANSVILLE, July 18th, 1869.
rTTHE PARrNERsEzIP HER ETO.
.A fore existing between VIM ID Baker
aud VIM. W. Williams, under the firm
Of taker Williams, IS this DAY dis
assuming all the liabilities OF and collect
ing all claims in favor of said firm. fhe
business VIII be continued by W. w. Will
hanls. w. b. BAKER
jyiB div Wv WILLIAMS
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NEW ADVERpISEHEYTS.
CITY ADVERTTsEFTEVTs.
N qtioe to Contractors.

The Common Council of the City OF
EYansyflle will receive sealed proposals
until Monday, July 28th, S69, for furnish
ing materials and building five public
clsternS. Plans and specifications can Be
seen at the Clerks ONCE
BY order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
1..z BY y. A. MCGRIFF. Deputy.
city CLERKS Ofdce, uly IL, 1869
Jyo [Union copy. ]
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UR OP E.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, July 14.-There is author
ity tor stating that the offer of the
Glebist Catholic Priesth God will be
respectfully declined by the Church
on the grounds. first, that it is op.
posed to the discipline of the Church; /;
secondly, that the proposition is un-
fair, and insufficient as a just equal
izatioB between the religious commu-
mites Of the Island, considering the
disproportion of members, even If It
were admissible under the Church
regulations.
The Royal Cork Yacht Club and
the Royal Western Yacht Club. Ire
lard, rendered their hospitalities to
the owner of the Dauntiess and his
friends during their stay at Queens
town. The Dauntless left last even
ing for Havre. The reception which
the American visitors met with has
been enthusiastic.
S ST PIERRE, Miquelon. July II
The ocean cable was spliced to the
shore to-day by the steamer William
Carry. The cause Of the failure to
splice yesterday was that the shore
end lost its buoy easily, but when
taken up, it was discovered that the
cable was detached, and therefore it
was necessary to grapple for it, The
splice was made, and the instru
ments together with q full staff Of
operators were sent on shore, and
communication opened with Brest.s
The commander Of the Great East
ern brought with him a sealed mes
sage prepared by Emperor Napoleon,
the purport Of which was to remain
unknown until it was opened on this
side OF the Atlantic, upon the compile
ton of the cable, when the message
was to be sent TO the Emperor Ia
order that he might thus judge of the
accuracy of the transmission. The
message was sent to France to dag.
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In reference to the above notice, let il be
sufficient 10 say that we WiIJ endeaVOr u
do our clean best with the many good Gus
toners OF the late firm, and by attentive.
ness 10 business and just dealing, expect to
merit their patronage, and secure many
Others.
Very respectfully,
B0RGMAN 8 SIIAFER,
Dealers In orOceIi s, Provisions, &c.
Third street, bet Main and Locust
Evansville, July :, 1863. jy7.Im
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Mr.. FRANK v. SCUDDER has re-
ceived the appointment Of Commits
missioner of Deeds for the State Of
Indiana. resident in San Francisco,
California. N0.EA
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A NATIONAL Educational Con
veuti0n is advertised for Trenton,
New Jersey, August 18th, 18th, 10Th
and 20th. The most eminent teach
ers in the country, it is expected, win
be present and take part in the pro-
ceedings All desiring particulars,
should address Professor JOHN Il
HART, Trenton, N. j.
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No.iee TO City Bondholdars.

The semi annual interest on bonds of
the CITY, falling due on the 18th dav OF
MY. 1863. viii be paid in cash upon pre-
sentation a6 the City CLERKS once
By order Of tue Council.
A. NJ. MCGRrFF Clerk
City Clerks Ohiee, july Is. Iseg' fyIe
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rain leaves . adisonvil!e daily
srEAhfRnAr r.INEa

TO LOUIsVILLE.-Lvery Monday at 10
O'Clock A.af. Every Tuesday, -Fednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, ana Saturday at q
O'Clock P. M.
To CAIEo-Daily, except sunday, at 4
O'CLOCK r. b.
10 5REEN RIVER Every Monday Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Phi.
&c EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday and Sat
urtag at O'clock p. NJ.
To EGBERSON-DaiIy, except Sundays,
a. 3 clock Pm.
70 NASH HyILLB-Ever Tuesday, Wednes-
day and 7aturday At p. n.
Transient boats daily mp and doWr.
To CINcINNATi Livery saturday at 10
AM. a=.
80 CANNELToS-E Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday az 10 An.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
VIiIe,J carrying the mali, leaves at a. NJ,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 4. Id. Arrives Tues
days and saturdays by p. M. .ts
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily tex
sept l9undays) at A. II. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by r. Nj. r# se#
To = NEWBURG.-Hacg daily except sun
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock =. Il. s4
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The people Of Steuben County. by
a majority OF over 500, decided on the
10Th inst, to appropriate $4,000 to
aidin the construction OF the Fort
Wayne, Jackson aud Saginaw Rail-
road. This, with what has been pre-
viously subscribed, secures the cou-
struction Of the road bed through the
county.
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CHARLESTON has arranged for the
transportation of $4,000 Chinese to
South Carolina By the Pacific road.
New Orleans has contracted for
x A00
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E h. & N. Z. R.. Northern Division


Transfer Packet Steamer MolIie
Norton leaves EYansviiie daily Z
Sundays excepied,) at.-............. 10 pm.
Train leaves Henderson ab........... 4:i5 p. NJ.
Arrive at MadisonVlIle-.-. 80 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves % jacksonville daily
Sundays eXcepted) at ........-----.. % "A NJ
Arrive ut Henderson .......---. ....... 80 A.
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Moliie Norton................ 9:a0 A NJ.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the Il. q G.. Railroad.
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BosToN, July 15.-The sale Of lager
in this city, has been generally re-
sumed, the State Constabulary having
evidently received Instructions to be
lenient IN regard to it. Grog shops
are clearly watched and seized. S.
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Evansville u OraWfOrdsYIlle.

LeGpe Exp. Neil Freight
L. HaUte -...... 40 A NJ. $500 p NJ. 5:45 M
Viucennes..... 9:-5 A NJ. 500 NIL 40 A NJ
AfrtUe
III 80 A Mo "a p NJ. $40 P n
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hEIUKNINH,
Tcrre HaHte a. indianapolis.

IxEdEG
Indp'lfs.3: :55 A n 1880 N. 40 = M. $40 p NJ
dT4iUe
Z. ..6 80 N. 10 :25 A NJ 80 p MIL :05 y III
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NEW sUReH. IND. June 2ist. 1863.

ETE. THE FIRM OF me ~
80 burgh Coal Mining Company nave
dissolved partnership Neat A1Cnro n q
Jam An0e sUn have withdrawn from
the said firm. All debts will be paid aud
assets Will pe collected by E IN. Love and
Robert MARSHALL; the firm TO be styled
w m. 'sove q Co. jyl5dIw
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Ohio d Mississippi.

GOING EAST. =.
LeaUe Lightning Elk. Acc. Night Ex.
Vincennes -. :33 d.. l:l3 z NJ. $3.50 p NJ
-dTYiUe
Cincinnati. 9 200 P MIL :l5 p NJ. GOO A NJ
Louisville s 20 p M. I:l0 A NJ. o 80 A Br
GoIEG WEST. z.-H#
JeaUe Mail. Night Fx Day Ex.
Fincennes -. 4 % i NJ. :05 A NJ 6:f5 A NJ
ATq5iUe Aa45
st. Louis ......lT 80 p NJ. 9:I0 NJ p 40 p NJ
Cairo ............. 3 90 A NJ 4:j0 + M
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