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LONG BRANCH, July q. = Presi-
dent Grants movements to-day have
been quite reserved. This morning
he remained at the Stetson House,
conversing with his friends and read
Ing the moraing papers. This after
noon be drove out to Shrewsbury, on
3 visit to . friend stopping at the
central celebration Of Christ Church.
He returned TO bis hotel at about 3
Pm. General Williams, U. s. A,
dined with the President.
Ex Secretary Borie and Gen. Cress-
we'll left this forenoon for Washing
hon
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Murderer Found Guilty and Sen
fenced.

TERRE HAUTE, July 21.-Oliver
A. Morgan, who killed John Petri,
near this city, a week ago last Sun
day, has been on trial before the
Criminal Court this week, and was
this evening found guilty of mur-
der in the first degree, with a sentence
of death. The prisoner heard the
verdict without much apparent emo
ton. There was much clapping of
hands in the court room when the
verdict was read.
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WasAinStea Items.
WAsHINeroE. July 21. = The fol
owing has been issued:

WAsHINeToE. July 21. = The fol-
lowing has been issued:
TRHAsURY DAPT., July 81.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
Secretary Of tie Treasury, by author
ity Of Law, has adopted q distinctive
paper, which will be hereafter used,
aa6l Otherwise ordered, for all obli
eatioas and other securities of the
United States. The Grst of its peeu-
liaritiss is the introduction Of colored
silk, cotton, aad other fabrics in the
aaterial, iateFpolated, while Ia the
process Of manufActura. By Law it is
. feloay fer any persoA to have or re
tain in his custody or possession any
paper adapted 30 the making of any
suoh obligations or securities, or simi
lar to tAat dssiauAted by the Secretary
of tks Treasury. except ander author
iiy of the Secretary or some other
proper oHAoer af the United States ;
and aay person ofeAding against the
statute will, ca conviction thereof, be
Bualshedo BY q kne not exceeding
Ave thousand dollars, or by imprison-
ment and confinement at hard labor
act exceeding fifteen years, or both, at
the aiscretion Of the court.
LSigned1 GEO. s. BOUTWELL,.
WAsHIEdroS, July 21.-As erro-
aeous and contradictory statements
have recently been published, it can
be eonRdeRtly repeated that there
will be no iHterfereneo with the land
lag sf the French cable, the Govern
neHt having bean furnished with a
pledge il writing by the agents of the
/ Company that it will conform to what
ever terms Congress may prescribe in
the premises. No authority, how
ever, has been given for the landing
of the cable.
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DETROIT, July 21.-It is understood
that oar city authorities have decided
to make no more contracts for stone
paving the present season, for which
a large appropriation has been voted.
This action is taken in consequence
of alleged coIlusion between the con-
tractors whereby they proposed to OBJ
tain exorbitant prices for the work.
1t is stated that all the paving stone
at Sandusky, Medina and other places
has been secured by a ring Of paving
contractors.
At the annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad Company.
held at Sturgis o-day, the following
rentlemen were elected Directors: e,
Fl. White, of Grand Rapids; Jas. A.
Walters, Israel Kellogg, of Kalama-
zoo ! Richard Reed, j. g. Wait, of
Sturgis; VIM. L. Boyd, Of Lagrange
Jas. K. Edgerton, of Pline6y;, Hoag-
land, of Fort Wayne; M. Ialcott, Of
Chicago. j. K. Edgerton was eject
el President
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GGlCIal Figures OF the Virginia EleC-
tiOl,

RICHMOND, Va, July 21.-The Off
cial returns show that the vote for
Walker was 26, 900 short of the white
registration, and that for Wells $4,000
short of the colored registration
The objectionable clauses in the Con
stitution were defeated by 10000
There appears to have been an entire
ly new deal in politics, as only six
members were elected to the Legisla-
ture who had ever been there before.
Thomas r. Bowden, State Attorney
General, resigned to-day.
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From Havana.

Havana, July 21.-Admiral Hoff
arrived at Santiago on the 11th inst,
with three frigates He paid visit
to the Spanish commander of the
Eastern Department.
1t is reported that twenty Cubans
were killed and twelve captured by
the Spaniards near Manzanillo.
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nATCHFEOn,g rfATn nvr

This splendid Hair Dye ls the best Ip the
Worldi the only true and perfect nve.
harmless, reliable. inHtautn ueOua no dfes
appoint meut; no ridiculous lnsi r-me.
dies the III effects OF bad Dyes; inVlRoratee
and leaves tie Hair soft and beHutiuiit
BLACK or brown. sold by all DuerIaft
and Perfumerai and properly npbliad IA
Batcheiors Wig Factory, NO 10 Bond st..
New York e'f e
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NASHVILLE, July 21.-A tax payer
In the Press and Tjnles of this morn
ing, refers to an opinion which is fast
gaining ground-that bonds issued to
railroads in this State since the war
we're illegally issued, and it is under
stood that railroad official intends to
contest the right of the State to col
lect interest upon them.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND pfMpLEs
on the face, use pcrrfs C5Hlcd0Hc 0Jfd Pine
pie Remedy, prepared only by iT. y. g.
PERRY 4g Bond street. Now KOrF. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied Uy whole
safe medicine dealers. lmhl7 dbuItWau
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCH Es1
Freckles, and Tan from the face uHs ifT-
TB's Moth and FTerktc L0ft9H. prepared
only by Dr. b. q. PERRY. sold Dy ni DRUG
gists. #mh18 utfuf fWaiu-rU u
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nAcInratI Items.

CINCINNATI, July 21.-At the nease
of Peter FL Clarke, (colored) of this
city, under the auspices of the Clarke
Literary Society, q banquet was given
to Senators Pinchbeck and Antoine,
of Louisisna, and Alex. Barbour,
warden OF the port Of New Orleans.
Prof. Laneston and Rev. J. G.. Free
we're present. There were toasts and
specches. Fhe guests we're princi-
! The exposition of textile fabrics to
be held here August 3rd, begins to
create great interest. Goods are ar
riving IN liberal quantities from the
South and West, and as the elegant
stores of Mr.. Sinton have been offered
sratuitously, the gentlemen havlnt
tha exposition in charge are prepared
te display with great effect. Samples
received at the exhibition will include
csssimercs, fannels, jeans, tweeds
blaukets, carpets, burlaps, sheetings
yarns Of all kinds, many kinds of cot
ton and Toolen machinery, span silk
fax and hemp bagging. From the re-
sponsos received from the South espe
oially, the enterprise seems assured o.
success.
The railroad companies Throughout
the entire West offer liberal deduc
ITEMS in freight charges, and regulal
visitors will be returned free. Thi
Adams and U. s. Express will brinl
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OFFERED:
An Opportunity
10 Engage In q Profitable
Business, In q Pleasant
Locality.
TIE H MS RAs sY.

r OFFER MY sAwMILL PROP
erty, which consists of mill, dwelling,
warehouse, and Ave and half acres OF
land, together with several small out
houses, situated in frcnt Of the town OF
New Harmony, on the Wabash River,
between Main and West Streets, for sale.
WIN take pay in great part in any con-
vertible property, such as lumber, mer-
ohandise, stock, or land. VIII divide the
property al
MILL ALONE, or
MILL AND DWELLING, or
MILL AND WAREHOUSE.
For particulars address
j. b ELLIOTT,
jy21 div, w3t New Harmony, Ind.
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MEMPHIS, July 21.-Collector Pat
terson yesterday seized Riggs Distil-
lery, on the Horn Lake Road, near
this city, for alleged revenue frauds.
Various rumors are ahoat in regard
to the death of Collier. who shot
Captain Haynes, at Marion, Ark, a
few days since. It is said that he
was arrested by a party of negroes
and killed. while others state that he
has escaped from the State. ALI is
quiet there now.
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not resisting the verdict Of the coun-
try, but the will of single individual.
They had exhausted all efforts of con-
citation and compromise; to give way
now would be to sacrifice the inde-
( pendence of the Peers as we'll as that
of the Church.
| the language applied to the Govern
ment, and appealed to the Lords to
support the Government In this grave
and critical movement.
/ The House then divided on the
motion of Earl Granville to restore
the preamble, with the following re-
suit: For the motion, 95; against it,
l73; majority against the Govern
ment, 78.
Earl Granville moved to adjourn,
that he might consult his colleagues,
and at late hour the House ad-
journed.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 21.-There is much
excitement throughout Spain, and
many arrests were made at Vallada-
lid, Barcelona, and Cordova of the
parties. Several Generals and Colo
1SAo VI b4C army WGI6 dmODR LuE
number. The Government authorities
are taking great precautions to pre-
vent an outbreak.
The decree of ex-Minister of JUS
tlce, Herrara, has been withdrawn.
The. French Government has or
dered all Spanish conspirators away
from the frontier. rr.E
A sharp fight occurred at Ciendad
Real between the civic authorities and
band of insurrectionists presumed
to be In the interest Of Don Carlos.
Nine Of the latter and several of the
former were wounded. The insur-
rectionists were driven off, and their
. leader escaped.
A deep plot has been discovered
here for the assassination of Serrano,
Prim, and Rinero.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 21.-The Corps Legis.
t0t(f will meet on the 26th of Octo-
Der.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-Katac-
All, the newly appointed Russian
Minister to Washington, leaves for
that CITY on Saturday.
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July IL
Three young men brutally outraged a
girl of fourteen, near Charlton, yes
terday, and fed. No arrests.
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any packages free Of charge. Five
thousand dollars is offered in premi-
unlS
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An Essay for Youpg Men on the Cr.mF
Of Solitude, and tue Diseases and AbuHar
Wnich creale lmpedlLnent. 10 MAhHrhaE.
letter envelopes, free of charge Audrear
DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
AssOctaliou, Philadel phfa, Pa.
1unl2 d8m lHp nI
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Dissolution Notice.

"HE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing under the fim name OF
Humphrey, Patrick & Co., Forwarding
and CornfnisslOn Merchants and WHARF
boat PrOprietOrs, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 18th inst, K. W. Patrick
reffrfug from the nrm. The business viii
he continued by r. NJ. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, and Charles W. Kerney, under
the firm name Of Humphrey Lewis q Co.;
jy2S Rs SSstIs az HUMPHREY, PATRICK q co.
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ERIE, Pa, July 21.-The schooner
Florence, bound from Coburg to
Cleveland, with iron ore. sprung a
leak and lost her canvass in a gale off
Cleveland yesterday She drifted
down and was toWed into Erie harbor
in a sinking condition this afternoon.
The vessel and cargo will be saved.
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY #
nose BnowH DrscoLoHA rf0u8 an thH ...E
PerTU's Moth anil Frcctie Lo,ion. "f.
.ared only Dy Dr. =. q. PERRY, i8 Bond
areet. New York sold everywhere.
aar23 dom
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DutcheF's Dead Shot f0r BED bug
butchers Lightning FIy Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
n1avl6 duvfr1 faEfT
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news By Atlantic Gable
The Irish Church Bill.
sSEEsE -E-sE EDrz EEE
Revolution in Maxicabo.
Halpine, tho Fonian. TO bt
Released.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Captain Law
rencesson, of the brig Jennie, which
arrived az this port last night, from
Porto Cabello. report that a. reyolu-
tiou had broken out in Maricabo.
General Bellare had declared war
against the Government, and port of
Maricabo had been blockaded.
A Washington dispatch says infor-
nation at the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau from New York to day, is of an
encouraging character so far as the
collection Of the income tax is CON
ccrned. 1t appears that the assessors
and collectors find the business of the
year in this, Respect, which they had
supposed had finished, as active as
ever, the number Of gentlemen who
fud that they now have taxable in
comes, and who are desirous to pay
income tax, being counted by thou
sands
1t has been reported that the Feni-
an Halpine, now imprisoned in Eng
land, will soon be released The Gov
ernment has not received any later
advices regarding his case, but Secre-
tary Fish had ordered Minister Mot
ley to renew the efforts for Halpine's
release. which had been abandoned
when Reverdy johnson was relieved.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

FRTiIE COPARTNER8EETP HERETO
- fore existing between Samuel Meyer,
AdoIph Gugenheim, Solomon Kahn, and
Roman GrelnRr has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Greiner
Tetires from the business, which Will here
after be continued by the three flrst-named
parties, who will settle all claims against
the firm and who are alone authorized to
collect r:ebts in favor Of the same The
name and style of the finn viii remain
unchanged.
Respectfully, $. MEYER q co.
Evansville, July 9th, 1869. jy9 d3m
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
gtlllWelPs Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher !

FRVmE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULT
~ experienced by those who use steam
power b. the formation iu their boilers ui
Wnat Is known % cugluDorH Ha sea lIFs"
or "INCHUSTATI8N IA hard substance
formed out of tho earthly salts contained
In the water, which attaches ITSELF uIul1
to the whole inner surface OF the boiler.
III TINS city this difficulty ig peculiarly ns-
gravated by the large quantity Of maEue-
Eia and lime found lu the wafer, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler ODE
strucfg the pipcs and OCCASIONS the most
annoying delays ga cleaning, aa wei aa
actually endaugerlug the safely OF th9
boiler.
anIIweII's Patent Heater
Removes all this difficulty, sending the
.1,..tas INTO the boiler free from amy EeaIs
r..et ,gi5afever and pufC as it distilled
a a ~ ~ noe what are known as the " drive
tl - y ~ ~ Tor their supply OF water cannot
M,TTaa4 ~ 40 without this Heater. It viii
at.ot 49,. f,,enl much money iu the purchase of
P.ei 10 say nothing OF the annoyance ana
deia5v ia cleansing boilers. The Heater l8
eesffv managed, ana quickly clennseu.
one has been In operation 90 lglenembh
ulourinR Mil for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another iB I'M opera
ton in Heilman's oundry and the cotton
Mill adjoining. ,t,--.,...
orders for stiIlwelps Heater win receive
prompt attention ~ left with
WILLIAM HEILMAEs AGENT
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From sc. Louis

ST. Louis. July 2l.-At meeting
Of the Board Of Trade last night the
subject of running propcllers between
st. Louis and New York, as we'll as
Liverpool, Rio Janeiro and Texan
aud Mexican ports, was pretty
thoroukhly discussed. Capt. Bishop,
late of Philadelphia, made a report
% the subject of light draft steamers,
drawing largely from his experience
on board ocean steamers in. the Mis-
sissippi River during the war. He
showed that the tendency is in favor
Of light draft vessels for ocean ser
vice; that they are more seawOrthy ;
weather storms better, and can be
used with equal facility on the rivers.
he instanced the success which had
attended the sending Of Sound snd
other lixht draft steamers from New
York to China and other far distant
ports He was decidedly in favor OF
building light draft propeller for
carrying grain from here to New
York or Liverpool. sa.
Captain Joseph Browa also urged
/ the building of such vessel, and
zave the dimensions therefor. Ia
believed the best way to deepen tAs
bar at the mouth of the Mississippi
was to build vessels so lightof draft
that they could cross it at all times
He was satisfied such vessels Would
prove eminehtly successful on thc
ocean, either for short or long vsg,
ages. 20 fAE
The President Of the Board was IN
struoted TO appoint a committee q
raise subscriptions for the building o.
suitable vessel, 10 carry sHt thir
/ project
Richard johnson. Of this city. ont
| Of the recently appOinte1 Chines'
Consuls, will leave here 10 norFev
for China, via the PaciGe Railroad.
The corps Of engineers, 20 nsk'
the preliminary survey Of thS PRO
posed Quincy. Missouri and PaciA
| Railroad. left Quincy yesterday, TO
Brownsville, Nebraska, to .sonmsRe'
work on the west cad, High wats
prevents work at this cad at present
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 21.-The Corps Legis-
tatl9 will meet on the 26th of Ooto-
Der.
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ADDSIAs
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-Katac-
All, the newly appointed Russian
Minister to Washington, leaves for
that city on Saturday.
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Large Quantities of Goods
Arriving.
, 1869-09-03
Ancient 1I0nnAa OIL The ftorky
nlptINtahSlN.

y'r.-,1 n, Ixursr Srr'. .!r,'rf 70.
Aunceun,, = NJ recently El,rn nt th1 0rennK
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, 1869-09-03

t.pt11Nn,.N sI,l11AnO 4 INDIANA OKNTRAI.
M,tn4rt IA uxrur-4hFf1rs UAnAi anil klnss ss4sssa.
"'s tMt1t s.ls,- Ticket utf'ot. e"fnsr ltAal4.isa
aud lkAi tsJrn ttfNttA
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, 1869-09-03
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Nf lmlnUltAl taIir, hnr tiFk4lI. titIErsl IhnNas
tiaTl lGniTN, tlu LEHhH@ u HI. ulttln Int palEa.
.!Inrlu tIiI,.s H. irhlut, CnIr.l, railEia1e IitE
he t.rphl.lTali n0Il1nut,un In htnI,H nt WAxtt-
!DHlnii t4lutt}, lH~A- A nHW Thomas II. ltsAlun
nhu .rinGs new fulnr tnu ih.lItra, 14tw rue"
Into ttr IatI tOr Gtll4r nn& ltcniutI, httrt thu
same nlA honorsl M'hAt rbanps Ut leAlonsl
WI Hsll she AGw tH.iiEitlnnf III thu WasllInEt1N
County lrt.4, IN which paper ho mnkua MIS- pol IT.
ichl .rtul, In words i. fnluHh:
"CHtL1EhHk-
" A. JubH Wfsu1naN, editor Ut the Washington
Gi.tffr, In hnADH that a ttst ut lac sincerity nE
Tho ptntes1lHrA IT tnr IsrTlllcans OF this rnuntJ
ahnEld he nlA,It mid us Er lA urgri tpc, colorclf
mal, 10 t7lu for s.teEti1, hereby announce that,
while | s'u Eui wait t!r ,o:licr. nnd would
mt run Fny II Iu prno.Ii1on to Auy man
who IL seeking II, l will stand az m inde.
pendent rAndIRc f1T that o!1cc ns against john
WIscnlnn Il wish 10 take SONG ono OF n'y size,
and 11,5 e1ua nna now challenge him 10 80 Win
ne lriort tho people of the county, uat abide
their yrrd!tt MS to which of us II the wnVhlcT
'Inan nntt hrs,.her.' TuoMA1 I'll. BENTON
t!nFe uur HtnIDcTntic fTtetts my rrAaUn to give
or Rus thi,,c ta offer nhy this should not he. The
Deutons white were, Ii, their times. tho Ilols ol
thcir friends, anl We see no scsson why i'cnton
OF any othfr rare shonh not smell as sweet hut
how Ibis world does move!
, 1869-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Part Of ChicnRos
ARRIVED Stpt

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p!rr ii. .Ark, nau:h 1i.rrn rHndttrs.
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rafrs VI stIultu1r. ntnt ls'tIhpa a'an. ~
ttr taIHv itl. hssuf4l !nutalntials t,lhtnR wttt'
thelS sitna hhHrts III lha d!f1ttD,l VI ttlb noity
Ith.n ~hnh thn tt,.hirfs .t thelE ahrsElafa nj.
EtAleli. Ite thfrn Innnnd1 tna} lDatk tha resting
Iiaee. II ti,tu Who, tur tnt4r fl1ntlhct,nn. were
talis NJ leaf 10 lrks rt1 Iunhihia III Ihu nller
iark VI iarir, We Ause here y htoad aud fFeo unla
Who th1 Mnuhd I'nstdep were 10 question
pf Interest To Antlqusnhnf. II u ngretf that
thry t.Eece,''. the ita!aEs, nnt we're q more
Similar 10 sheaa 10 the Mississippi Valley,
indicating common race % holh cnutI-
ntht*, snl tho Projections q INC As'aue
thiA coslt1htit rhlHt Westward. Assuming THAI
The tAee os,KiIAtt~i III Southern AXE, aec0ru9 to
.crr1ura III ct'un:, then upnn 10th continents the
rhunus point IN the direction from Which thes
luilhcra cane. Oro conjecture Is sha: the Mount
EuEdcr1 u this continent were the ten lost tribes
cf the Jews, bat shls Is nero conjecture
We haye clue 70 tue great ase OF the American
mounds In the fact that nonc III Them occur on the
lowest OF the ;erIaces which marx the subsistence
u the 11rCts, and Bume have been washed hT1y by
rivers which have rrcedcd bali mile or more since
SONIC antlquartans hare estimated the a7c Of these
mounds 1s certainly more than txo thousand yc1sa
Colonel John ". F0stcr, Of Chicago, who has given
much valuable time And caretnl btIdE to this sub
jcet, thinks they nrr vastly more ancient, dating
iAci indeed to period long nntecedent to a.l his
toT1e records, even 10 the time when tncn 1lTct
With the mammoth and other anlulals long e1
ttnct These questions may never bc sosged, bu
cat. bud csers ray Of light On the subject Is eagerly
welcomed. We PRESENT to the aniiquartals tht
EcwlJ Undiscovered mounds Oh the AocfF Noun
tatns, w Offering something navel for tofesttga