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CLEIGHS AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE 800 EEN
= and sccond hand seghs and Carriages loo second han
Carriages; been uaed ons season. cheap. WITTY co
factory and stables 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn.
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-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
"a. SIMMONS "a co.'s LOTTERIES
ALABAMA--ExTRA GLASS NO. 71l--DgCEMBRR6, 1870
M Is n oS 10 So, ~ 81. ,s st.
l. g. So 8, -, s. Il. II, 30 5c, IS, 20. Us. GO.
AENTVCxY-ExTRA GLASS No. 677-DECrMEER 9, 1870.
49, 81 1s &c. ~, 81, G., %, ~, 3D., g. u, "a ..
ca 49, a., IS. ~, 20, 81, 2i H. g. IL, 2, II, a.
Information furnished and circulars In above an
peo Eoya Huyura Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker,
St6 Broadway, 1856 uton street and No. Park row.
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OPENIN0.-MRs. A; BURDETTE SMITHS PATTERN
~ Bazaar yl3 Broadway, Twentieth street. winter
openins Thursday December of Coaks Oversks Waking
Sus Skating Costumes In every variety In trimmed
Plain patterns and fitted 10 the perfect
Cutting and basting done instantly
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FOR SALE REAsoNABLE--A VERY LIGHT, FINE
l. Coupe kockaway; sta nding pole and shafts; 10 I'M
Thirteenth street.
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PERSONAL,

r. ISRAEL COuGHLIN. OF BILsToN, ENGLAND, rs
IA America, why DON'T he write 10 his brother al Atlanta,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

-A.-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN coon
IA. HE insurance companion, and who do not desire ia
surrender their policies by absolute SALE borrow
surrencer value OF their policies oy applying At Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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MONEY 10 L0Ak-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
1M New York city real estate Frst and second mort
cages bought at the best rates.
MOTT CO., 10 Pine street.
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FINANCIAL.

ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND,
AT LOWEST RATES.
Exchange on all points sums 10 suit for sale by henry
CLEWS / co, 81 w all strsst - - ~ -
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Michigan LegisIature.

DETROIT, August BIN the State
Senate to-day the joint resolution for
the payment of bonds issued to rail
road companies, was taken up, and an
amendment requiring the resubmis
sion of each set was lost-ayes 13:
nays a. Another, to legalize all the
bonds issued prior to May IL, 1870,
was lost. Another amendment to
legalize the bonds providing the cor
poratiens vote to assume the debt,
was also lost. The joint resolution
was then put on final passage and
lost-yeas IL, nays LA majority of
two thirds of all the members electG d
being required. The amendment to
allow towns and cities to vote aid to
railroads was lost on its final passage !;
10 the Senate, yeas Is, nays II; and
IN the House, 50 to 3d.
In the House tho resolution for
legalizing bonds was defeated, but
afterwards reconsidered and laid on
the table. 1t is expected that the
question at issue will come up again
in a new form.
A Temperance Mass Convention
of the State. at jackson to-day, put
IN nomination full State ticket, and
adopted resolutions affirming the
Chicago platform, adopted last Fall,
and favoring the gradual payment Of
the National debt
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CONDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

THURSDAY, August 4.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, al
a new road has been built acr oss the bal
The Olympics beat the Harvards at base
ball. yesler day, at Washington City score
Is tot. 4.
In the election ir1 North Carolina, tc.
day, both parties are sanguine OF sue
Bennett 3. Cox, was hung at Norwalk
Ohio, yesterday, for the murder Of Good
man. peddler, IN october last.
The Forest city Club. OF Cleveland, beat
the Haymakers, esterday, &C base ball
by q score OF ~ TO 8.
frame dwellings IN Ayde Park, Boston.
sJS sisccO. 'A'" ss3's''~s 'fnE LOSS
vasser College has received a bequest Of
So, COO from Jacob r. Girard, wealthy CIT
izen Of Ponghkeepsie, II. r., deceased.
The man arrested In Irdianapolis, on
proves TO be different man. Wilson Il
still 81 large.
EGeorge Anderson, q clerk Ia Omaha, has
recently been disposing Of a nnmber OF
forged checks for SO 10 s1O0. and Is md or
the sarve lance or tns police.
The extensive sheds at the Point Breeze
racing park, were burned yesterday morn
ing, Involving heavy loss. Supposed to
be tie work Of an tncsndiary.
The Republican Convention az Monroe
vtlle, yesterday, noLainated Charles Fos-
ter, Of seneca county for Congress- from
the 9Th on 10 District.
six Chinese, including one woman and
two children, lett New York City, ON Tues
they have found employment.
James Harrison, one OF the owners OF
Iron Mountain, Misso j j. and Largely iden-
Li1ed with the iron interests OF st. Louis,
died al that city, Tuesday night.
The bark Nellie was totally consumed
by nre on Black Island on The I'd. She
was bound from Hayti to Boston. the
crew and passengers were all saved.
Gov. Hoffman declines 10 commute the
sentence of Real. He says the case in
wolves. clear issue between law and law
pointed for his execution
Thorne, who was advert ed TO leap from
the new suspension bridge at niagara
Fails, on the 18th inst, leaped from the
Elevator into Buffalo CreeE, at Buffalo,
yesterday, and was seriously injured.
A man with a bloody SHIFT and stock
tngs was tracked from New York to PHIL
adelphia and arrested yesterday. He had
sion. ~ Is probable that he IS the mur.
dereF or Nathan.
Archie Craig, q we'll known telegraph
operator OF Memphis, was found dead In
his bed Wednesday morning. The ver-
congestion of the brain. His remains
were forwarded 70 Auburn, N, Y, for in
terment.
The steeple chase at the Long Branch
races, yesterday, was won by Oysterman.
The two year old stakes. one mile Eeaf,
was won by O'Donnel's ally, Lightning, IN
1:igA. The two mile race was won by
Helmbold, In 3;i7$z and 3:5l1<, beating j err
rold, Whey end LELAND.
A difficulty occurred at Brownsville,
Tenn on Tuesday, between A. A. Free.
man and John III. Freeman. prominent
lawyers growing out of the publication
of a card Dy the latter, rejecting severely
on the former, VINO is n candidate for
Judge OF the Circuit Court, resulting in
John Freeman being snot in the arm, and
the otner being cut with bowie knife.
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conflict he seeks to avert. The COM
plants of the German press on Eng
land S irresolute policy and imperfect
Influential liberals have already re-
presented to the government the dan
ger OF deserving the same reproach
from Prussia as from the United
States, and urging that some decided
step be taken, or some clear declara-
ton be made, both as to Belgium and
the operation of the neutrality act.
The decision on coal will not sat
isfy Prussia.
Lord Russell's speech tonight
against France, represented the lib !.
eral feeling far better than Glad.
stones, and was heartily approved Ia
both Houses. The statement which
he drew from Lord Granville,
though not explicit. was signifi-
cant of a more decided policy
than before announced; still it does
not meet the views of strong party,
which insist that the Only way for
England to keep out of the war is by
signlfy1ng her readiness to go into it
when necessary. Nobody here cares
anything about shadowy possibilities
of future meditation, which seems too
alluring TO Mr.. Gladstone, hence the
journals are friendly to the govern
ment, and solicitous that England
shall do her whole duty, press Lord
Granville's words beyond their literal
sense. and insist that they mean all
the. country wants them to mean.
The new Foreign Enlistment Bill,
ruyF FfEf4 n ma Al
House of Commons on Monday, for
bids the elistment of British subjects
anywhere, or of aliens in the King
dom.
The building of ships is a crime
equally with fitting out and equipping
them, and the Secretary of State may
issue . warrant to seize them, and the
Court of Admiralty condemn. If
they escape, then the prizes will be
brought here and restored to their
owners.
A correspondent of the Daily Nescs
writes from Paris, on Monday, that
the Clerical party is making great eff.
forts with the Empress 20 keep the
French troops at Rome.
The Government papers, seeing how
impossible IL Is that Italy will execute
the September Convention in a way
to guarantee the Pope's stay in Rome.
now say the evacuation is due to
strategieal considerations.
Paul Cassognsc, editor Of the Pays,
10 Mondays edition, demands the is
sue of reprisals against LOG, 600 Ger
mans, now ia Paris, who he denoun-
ces as spies, and proposes to excite
the people against them, and compel
their immediate expulsion.
PARIS, Aug. 3.-The Moniteur says
that all the arrangements for the
evacuation of Rome have terminated
between France aud Italy. The lat
ter goverment will issue declaration,
giving renewed force to the Septem-
Der convention.
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Filth Annual Fair OF the Cincinnati
Tobacco Trade AssOciatlOn-LaFge
Attendance.

Filth Annual Fair OF the Cincinnati
Tobacco Trade AssOcfatlOn-Large
Attendance.
CINCINNATI, Aug 3.-The fifth an
nuaI fair of the Tobacco Trade As
sociation took pace to-day. The at
tendance was large, and a number of
entries, up to the previous fairs pre-
miums, were offered in thirteen class
es. The following list shows to whom
the first premiums were awarded,
and the price at which premium to-
bacco was sold: Bright wrappers,
from Bartlett & Messenger, Louis
vile, sold at 81 80 per pound.
The Mason country district cutting
leaf. Villli Black, Germantown, sold
at 40c; Owen District cutting leaf.
Adkins & Co, Owen County, KY,
sold at 41c; black wrappers, Il. r. w.
Thomas, sold at Zoe; Ohio seed leaf,
L. NeWburch, sold at SOC; best ten
hhds. tobacco, B. c. Clayton, Brook
vile, KY, sold at Is to 274; best five
hhds., p. N. Ellis & Co, Higginsport,
Ohio, sold at 227 TO 25c; best three
hbds.. John w. Elliott, Germantown.
KY, sold at 234 to 26e; Kenton
County District, [. N. Walker, Ken
ton County, sold at 25ac; cigar wrap
pers. exclusive of seed leaf, w. w.
Orr & &C., sold at21ac; yellow North
ern Ohio. E. r. w. Thomas. Kenton
County, KY, sold at 343c; best
raised in Indiana or Illinois, @. O..
Davidson, Catawba, KY, sold at 1O4c !;
sweepstakes, Willie Black, German
town, KY, sold at 40c.
The sales will be continued to-mor-
row.
ing to night to make arrangements
for a grand reception to be rendered
to Archbishop Purcell on his return.
All the societies in the city, and from
the suburbs, were represented. The
time of bis return is not definitely
settled.
Joseph Vogler died last night from
injuries received by falling down a
hatchway in the warehouse of Bepia.
min & Co., where he was employed.
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TELEGRAPHKe.

Excitement Relative 90 the Euspen.
sion or the Central Bank or BPOOk-
lyn-PresIdenG PFUyn turns his
Real Estate over 10 the Bank as
seeurIty-RlOt at PeekskilI-Fur-
ther regarding the Nathan MuP-
der.
NEW YoRK, August 3.-There is a
continued excitement relative to the
suspension Of the Central Bank of
Brooklyn, and much indignation is
expressed by heavy depositors that
the Cashier was appointed receiver.
The neighborhood of the Bank was
crowded by anxious enquirers, and as
il Is understood that all deposits made
yesterday, will be returned to day,
many availed themselves of the
chance to draw their money.
Among the heaviest depositors are
the city and county institutions. The
city has in the bank S158, ,436. The
County Treasurer has a deposit of
$iO5 600, which is mostly secured.
Tie Brooklyn Water Department has
a deposit of $23. As far as at
present aseertained, the liabilities
will reach $500, 900, and perhaps one
million, against $500, 900 capital, and
a State deposit of only $1,000, as col
Iaterals. The bank officers refuse 20
give any Information. President
Pruyn is understood to have turned
nearly all his real estate, consisting
Of the Postofice building, Common
wealth Hall, and lots on Adams
Street, over to the bank as security
A riot occurred at Peekskill last
night, between members of the Iron
Moulders' Union and non union men,
IN which Horace Brown, one Of the
former, was killed in self defense, by
Roderick Shea, who was, with diff.
Guilty, saved by the police from being
Iynched By the mob.
The Coroner's inquest on the
Nathan murder will be commenced al
police headquarters to morrow, Dis
Trict Attorney Garvin conducting the
case for the people. The report oi
the probable arrest of the murderei
in Philadelphia, is generally discred'
tied. AL of the evening papers state
that Superintendent ordon has clues
which will surely lead to the arres
of the criminal or criminals.
It has been ascertaIned that the
watch stole from Nathans was a Per
regamix, No. 6,657, instead of Jur
geusson, No. Z, ,42l, as previously re
ported. The guard about Reals Gel
was doubled day, and the prisone
took final leave of his sisters. wht
have faithfully attended him durini
his entire imprisonment.
Alexander Alberg, brother n.laV
of the Haytien Minister, was arrested
and bailed to-day, on complaint o
Downey's well known colored cater
ers Of defrauding them out OF larg
sum af money, on speculative invest
ments in trade with Hayti.
Gov. Hoffman has signifed his IL
tention to commute the sentence G
Thos. Sheridan, now awaiting execu
ton for wife murder.
Twenty two American yachts off
cialIy entered for the race for th
Queens cup, including the Dauntles
and America.
The World has very positive ru
NOR from Washington that Secretas
Fish will soon resign his seat in th
Cabinet, which was at first reluctant
accepted by him, and only for tim
to release Mr.. Grant from some com
plications in which be had been in
volved.
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Terrible Accldent--EOur Men Killed
and One Wounded.

FORTRESS MONROE, August ga
terrible accident occurred this morn
ing. A party of men was handling
some fixed ammunition in the labora-
tory outside the fort, when a shell
exploded, firing the building and
killing John Tomlinson. (white). Jos.
and William johnson and Henry
Allen, (eolored). and wounding Frank
Chism. (coloreo). The fire destroyed
five other small buildings containing
shells.
The fire department rendered but
little assistance on account of the
bursting shells, which fell in every
direction.
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st. Louis Items.

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Some weeks
ago q document was published here,
purporting to be the confession of j !.
IL. Lemoine, a convict In the Western
Pennsylvania Penitentiary, stating
that Col. David Murphy. of Frank
lin County, No., was engaged with
him (Lemoine) in robbing the safe of
the Sheriff of Franklin County. in
March 1866. To. day, Col. Murphy
entered suit against John McFall,
Marshal of st. Louis County; Amos
w. Maupin. Amos p. Foster and Ju-
lius Wilhelm, Of franklin County,
for inducing Lemoine to write said
document. knowing it to be false. He
claims $50, 900 damages.
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Asaignee'a Sale.

RYOTIUE rs EXEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the undersigned, assignee of Henry
Feldman and John >. PeeIe, will. on the
18th day of August, 1870, between 10 O'Clock
AN. and O'Clock PM, at the Court House
door, in the city OF Evansville, sell at Ruc-
ton the interest OF said Feldman 10 all
that part OF Lot l4s, la the Donation En-
laTgement of the city of Evansville, thus
bounded: Beginning on the front line of
said lot on Third street, 371z feet from the
corner thereos, on Third and Walnut
Streets; thence at right angles to Third
Street TO the alley ia the rear OF said lot !;
thence along said alley twenty-five feet
angles to said alley to Third Street thence
along Third Street to the beginning.
L Will also sell at the same time and
place, a lot of household furniture belong-
Ing to said trust. Terms cash.
BERNARD SCHAPKER.
jy25 I'd Assignee.
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CINCINNATI, July 3.-Information
was received by the authorities at
Newport, that a negro, named Lee
Maho, shot and killed a man, named
Cowan, in Dauville, KY. on Monday
night.
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WASHINGTON, August 3.-Yester-
day, Secretary Robson ordered SOC
more men to be engaged &C the va
rious navy yards, and the work pf re-
pairing and remodeling Of vessels on
hand and those being daily placed out
of commission. Is ordered to be vigor-
ously carried on.
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Illinois Republican Congressional
COnVe7ti9u - Nomination OF Col
Jonathan Merriam OF TazeVelI
County for COngress-OtheF Items.

Jonathan Merriam or TazeNelI
County for COngress-OtheF Items.
CHICAGO. August 3.-The Republi
can Congression al Convention, of the
Eighth Illinois District, succeeded
this morning. in nominating Colonel
Jonathan Merriam, of Tazewell
County, on the 18Th ballot. The
vote stood, Merriam q, Cullom Is,
and Parks 4.
Before the last ballot was taken,
McNulty was withdrawn. The nomi
nation was made unanimous.
The Democratic Congressional
Convention of the Tenth District,
met at Carlinville, to day, and on the
seventh ballot nominated Judge E..
Y. Rice, of Montgomery County, for
Congress. The vote stood, Rice 45,
Judge Woodson, of Greene, Is, and
Cyrus L. Epler, Of Morgan, g. The
nomi nations were made unanimous.
The District is now represented by
Allen G.. Burr.
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NEW ADVERTIsFMENTS.
PrAn0saIs

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at the County Auditors Of
nee at Evansville, until August 49, 1870, at
10 O'Clock An, for building log causeways
Washington Avenue road. In Knight
Township. Specifications of work on file
al the County AUDITORS Office.
aug4-d2wtd A KNIGHT, Trustee.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE

THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Prussian Account CT the Battle Of
Saarbruek.
NUMBER AND DISPOSITION OF THE
PRUSEIAN ARMY.
EmlerOr's Dispatch to the Empress
Regarding the Battle.
NEW REVOLVING CANNON.
Terribly Destructive at 5000 Yards
England on the situation.
miscellaneous Foreign News
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pIOu6u.
LONDON, August 3.-The following
Is given to-day as the numbers and
disposition of the Prussian army:
The Duke of Mecklenburg, com
mands los, 900 men, at the mouth of
the river Elbe; Gen. Folkenstein has
$1,000 men near Ems; General Her
worth de Bitten6eld commands 3d.
600 men. The Army of the Rhine
consists of the following bodies:
SO.OO0 men at Cogniac, under Gen.
Steinmetz; 10000 men at the
junction Of the Main with the Rhine,
under Prince Frederick Charles, and
160. 900 along the Upper Rhine, under
Prince Royal. Frederick Williams
Chiefs of staff are Generals Moltke,
Blumenthal, Sporting and Stehlen.
LONDON, August "A dispatch
from Pari0 says that e300, 600 sterling
is paid for substitutes, and they are
scarce at that.
The Daily Nes1s of this morning
says the French Government has de-
clined the services of Lee and Beau
regard.
PARIS, August 3.-Napoleon has
ordered the release of the newspaper
correspondents who were recently ar
rested at Metz.
LONDON. August 3.-It is rumored
to-day that negotiations are pending
to keep open the ports of Hamburg
and Bremen during the war. 1t is
stated that the United States as we'll
as England is urging this.
nau ravOlvinC oannon boc hoon
tried st Valencia, and is said to be a
great success. A correspondent de-
scribes it as terribly destructive
weapon at 5000 yards.
LONDON. noon, August 3.-The fol-
lowing details of the affair at Saar-
brucken, has been received:
The fight began at IL o'clock yes
terday forenoon. The French passed
the frontier in force, and the Prus-
slams were driven from their strong
position by the sharp artillery fire OF
the French. The latter remained
masters of the position which they
won without serious loss.
The Emperor and Prince Imperial
witnessed the conflict and returned to
Metz to dinner.
BERLIN, August 3.-King William
is now at Mayence, and to-day issued
a proclamation to the armies of Ger
many, assuming the commandership
in-chief.
LONDON, August 3.-It is generally
admitted by the French that their
hesitancy has sacrificed their advan-
tage.
PARIS, August 3-Bourse opened
at 120 rentes sc francs and So GEN.
| times.
THerald's Cable Dispatch.l
PARIS. August 3,-It is positively
asserted that Austria and Italy have
entered into an alliance with France
The menacing attitude of England
towards France. as exhibited by the
English press, and the pressure In
Parliament for increased armament.
seems to suggest more than a posi-.
| bility of England's corporation with
Prussia, in which case the security OF
Austria might be endangered, is said
to have hasteued this alliance.
Treasury bonds to the amount oil
500. 1000, 900 francs have been issued
in Paris.
In hourly anticipation of a great
battle, active preparations are being
made for the reception and care ol
the wounded. Twenty -four thousand
beds are already prepared. and twelve
hundred men especially employed il
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So This House has been newly furnish
ed throughout with view TO the comfort
OF Its guests.
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GROCERIES.

~ RAHAM FLOUR-UnboIted or C5ra-
" ham Flour, fresh ground, In any
Quantities to suit purch ssers, at
VICKERX BROS,
auf 73 and 70 Main street.
TLOUR-Besto old white wheat Flour at
s3 SO per bag at VICKE BROS,
aui 70 and 76 Main Street.
w9AKING POWDER-Dooley's. DR..
ID Prices, Durkee's and Bishoprick's, at
reduced prices. Good Baking Powders.
actual weight at 50 cents per pound. TO be
had at VICKERY'S STORES,
au4 70 and 70 Main st.
DROOMs BROONTs $50 doz assort.
ID ed for sale, wholesale and retail.
Those wanting extra. good heavy Brooms
cheap, can hnd them at
VICKERY'S STORES,
au4 70 and rs Main St.
ATEW IACKEREL.-Catch of 1870; fst
~ and fine, for sale very E0t0-Iower than
for many years previous &C
au4 20 and 76 Main street.
HREsH LOBsTERs-New and nice
80 dozen tn store and for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
au4 % and rs Main Street
move OYsTERs-IO0 dozen In store
- and for sale by VICKERY BROS,
au4-tf ~ and 78 Main street.
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England ON the situation.
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NEW REVOLVING CANNON

Terribly Destructive at 5000 Yards