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Proceedings OF the Consti-
tutiOneI Convention.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Proceedings of constitutional Con-
TenfiOn.

Proceedings of constitutional Con-
TentIOn.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10.-1he Consti.
tutional Convention assembled at the
Court House, in Nashville, at II
O'Clock to day. 1t was called to order
by Hon. A. q. Nicholson, whO read a
proclamation from Gov. Senter an
nouncing the vote for and against the
Convention, and stating that the Con
venti0n had been called by the peO-
pie. The vote for the Constitution
was J0,520, and against it 10020.
Col. Balliug Gorden, the only mem
Der of the Convention of 1884, was
appointed Temporary Chairman, and
S. S. House, of Williamson, Secre-
tary Credentials OF delegates were
received. Present, &c; absent, none.
Baxter. Of Nix County, proposed
the appointment Of a committee OF
three, TO draw and suggest the oath to
be taken by the delegates.
Huskell, Of Shelby. said the Com
ventioD Of 1884 took no oath.
Baxter replied that IL was not obli-
gatory, but it would be appropriate
to take the oath to support the Con-
q. W. Jones c0neUrred with Hus
kell that It was not necessary 10 take
an oath, as the Convention was only
delegated tosubmit the amendments to
the Constitution TO the people,
After further discussion, Baxter 5
motion was laid on the table
John c. Brown was unanimously
elected Permanent President, having
been nomina' cd by John Neither
land. Jones. OF Lincoln. was also
nominated, but withdrew.
Mr.. Brown. on taking the chair.
made a briet speech, conservative in
its tone.
Thomas e. S RusSwarm was chosen
Principal Secretary. Thos } ones, AS
sistant, and X. Stewart Door Keeper
Brown was General in the Confeder-
ate array.
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Washington Items.

w AsHIEGTON, January TO- - The
following nominations were sent TO
the Senate 10 day by the President
Henry Weller. of New Mexico. Sec
retarY Of the Territory of New Mex
ioo; Edward S Solomon. of Illinois,
Governor Of Washington Territory /;
Charles Z. Richardson, of Texas,
Consul al Pass Del Norte; Thomas
Bidden, of Pennsylvania, Consul
General Of Havana; +. W. Piuder, OF
Missouri, Marshal Of the Consular
Court at HankOw.
Michael Vidal, Of Louisiana. Com-
missioner on the part of the United
States, undsr the Convention with
Peru of December 4, 1858; Jacob L.
Bingwalt, Meter aud Refuer of the
branch mint at Carson City, Nevada /;
John YouDgs, Collector OF Customs
at Sandusky, Ohio; Saml i. Clerk,
Surveyor of Customs at kc0kuk.
lowe.
A bill was introduced iu the House
to day creating niue Federal harbor-
masters for New York City, 10 take
the place Of the New York State
harbor masters. and Secretary Bout
well to have the appointment.
The bill to amend the National
/ Banking Law authorizes tae estab-
+ Iishment of free banks. Parties max
/ ing application for charters must
I present to the Secretary of the TTea
suTy, es a basis OF security, . 20 six
/ per cent bonds, which must be can
+ celed by the Secretary, and in lieu OF
/ them he IS directed 10 issue, tor de-
posit by the proposed banking asso-
ciatinus f0ur per cent bOnh@ rum
ming forty years, principal and interest
payable In coin, non taxable by Fed
i eral, State or municipal authorities,
and the interest ON hand, which may
/ be held In Europe, payable IN the
/ money of European countries. These
/ bonds are to be convertible at the op
/ ton Of the owners, from coupon into
registered, or from registered into
coupon bonds. 1t compels the Secre-
tary of the Treasury TO redeem and
+ cancel an amount greenbacks or three
per cent. certificates equal to seven per
cent. of the circulating notes issued
under the free banking system.
1t provides for the redemption of
notes in New York, as we'll as o the
counties of the banks issuing them,
and prohibits the banks from paying
interest on current deposits; provides
that the engraving aud printing Of the
new circulating notes shall be exc
cuted 10 the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing Of the Treasury Depart
ment; that each denomination of
notes shall be on distinct paper, and
from lathe work, dies, bed aud rolls
never before issued, in part or in
whole, for other notes.
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C0NDEYs8D TELEG&4H4.

TUEsDAT, January IL.
Alexander Demar announces that the
NGtt5Ylut IglteltfCe7i3eT Will no longer he
published. He assigns as the cause the loss
Of several thousand dollars, and his poor
health. The paper was in the Interest OF
free traders, and its frie ds were In New
York.
It Is arranged that forty Zht hours will
el3pse between the a; rival of the Peabody
fleet and the first Ger, monies. during
which Time the body VIII lie IN state In
the city Hall, at Portland, Maine, which
viii be draptd q in mourning. The eere-
monies Cn the day Of departure Will be
grand anC i'm pressive. Gov. Chamberlain
and staff viii be present, and Thornton,
the British Minister, is expected.
They have another Grst class scandal in
New YORK. A prominent clergyman ''up
toWn," disappeared on Saturday, accom-
panied by Young lady Of good family
anu The pretuest OF his flock, leaving a dis
tractsd wife ana two children. The whole
church stands aghRst at the terrible de-
n0Nertsat, as the pastor was highly es.
teenled and greatly beloved. The Bishop
OF the diocese ofEciStcd, and il was not TIT
sunday evening that tie horriiying news
was made public
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n. n ELIAS
Grand distribution
sos, eco WORTH Of
Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry
Silver Ware and Store FixtuJts.
Tickets, Ono Dollar Each.
Including the SECOND GRAND
CONCERT.
The Dragiag loM PostiCeiB hke
P3"ce Saturday, Jan Is, 1870

Mr. X. Il. ELIAs has been adv sed by his
physician o discontinue the JeWelry BUS
ness, that he has been pursuing for >
many years, on account OF its,being too G. Ju-
inning ana injurious to his health. Man
OF his old customers and the most pFOInf-
nent and Leading men OF Cinctnnatl have
advised him 10 make GRAND Di5Tkl-
BUT1ON OF his entire stock and Fixtures
and have promised him their ala and in.
nuence. Tnis Jswelry Store was estab-
ilshed By O5eph Draper ln 1872. lie was
succeeded by H. r. hlias in 1853. T.. IL.
Elias, the p. esent proprietor. has been en-
gagged in toe Jewelry Business Twelve
Years lie can refer with just Pride 10 ali
the Jewellers OF cincinnati, and most o.
the principal Business houses, with whom
he has had the pleasure OF doing business
They will all testify to his honesty and
straight tiorwardness. The patrons can rest
assn I'd that the utmost fairness and llCn.
esty VIII be the greatest aim OF Mr. Elias.
50 that All viii share equally Ia The prjzes
offered.
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CONGRESs SsIONA-L.
x6l.t cONsREss-sEcoyB sE.sIOS.

w AsHISGTOS, Jan. TO-
The Vice President submitted several
communications from the Secretaries OF
War and the Navy, in answer 10 the reso-
lutions of the Senate relative 20 the use of
la ds for military and naval purposes in
Arkansas and Florida.
Also a communications FROM the AtiOT-
ney Genefal, transmitting a copy Of his
opinion relative to State jurisdiction over
national cemeteries ia lately rebelltous
Also d CON muuication from The Nation
al Typographical Union, praying the ia
vorable consideration by congress of the
postal telegraph biil pending ia the House.
Also the resolutions OF the late CONNER
ciaI Convention at LOUSY lie, on the sub
iect of taxation.
Also various petitions for a frt banking
law and Tor relief from political disabiE-
ties; tor the recognition CT Cuoan 1uds-
pendence and the abolition Of The frank.
4 large number Ct bills, &C, were intro
duced, including a resolution by Con belt
in favor OF including the annexation OF
British Columbia in the subjects for nego-
tIaLion with Great Britain.
Stewart moved TO take mp the Virginia
Sumner opposed action on the bill until
the committees investigates the cOBdttIon
OF aHa.rs IN Virginia. as has been done IN
The Chair ruled that debate upon the
merits OF the bill was not now in order.
The bill was then taken up. II provides
for emitting Virginia 10 representation IN
Congress.
n lenSthy olScEsSich shSotu. -SLeWaf6
urged the prompt admission OF the State,
on the ground That the faith of Congress
was pledged thereto. he authority of
Congress tn suiIantee TO every State
republican form. o. gOverl ment ala not
Impiy the right OF Congress to compel a
state to belong to the Republican party.
GOnknn2 believed the senate hRd now
sufficient light on the subject TO act Intel
lgently, buU he was ois posed to grant the
Senator IrOTu AasSUf husettS whatever
time he might cOI slider essential to delib-
crate en- the cOnsi Grafton of so grave
Il question.
Sumner urged as an additional reason
for deferIjng action, that the condition OF
things ia Tenns ssee should teach the sen
ate q lesson OF caution. IT the bill was
allowed TO 90 over til next week, he
would make no opposition TO its consider
alton.
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New York Items.

New York, January 10.-There
was a stormy scene in the Gold Room
to-day, resulting from the refusal of
Trevor d Colgate to comply with the
rules of the Clearing House and de,
posit with the Gold Exchange Bank
a certified cheek for $780, 900 for the
balance due the Bank, except in cx-
change for similar check for the
balance due them by The Bank. They
allege that they have had trouble
enough with injunctions, and cOntend
that they have thcright to do busi.
ness in such a manner as will secure
them from danger of loss.
The bank officials finally agreed to
the terms proposed for to-day, but
announced that hereafter all persons
having dealings with Trevor. d Col
gate must accept the risk of settling
with the Exchange Clearing House.
The affair possibly involved serious
deraugcment TO the clearing house
system.
Dangerous counterfeit City cent
fractional currency notes, of the new
Lincoln vignette issue. have Just been
ppt II circulation, Tbs baeks ars
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InInncflnn Issnad. kc.

MEMPHIS, Jau. 10.--An injunction
was issued by Judge Hudson. to- day,
ut the Instance Of John Donavan,
against John Johnson, Mayog elect,
to prevent him from qualifying, on
The grounds that J 5i,nson is not =
citizen of the United States.
While train on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad was lying at
Ridge way Station this afternoon, a
negro seized the letter box from Nash
vile. which was on the mail car, and
made cH into the woods with it.
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Hz New York Commercta1 4drer-
says 81 a clergyman we'll known
appreciated in this vicinity !:
IS. Summer the announcement was
e that The Rev. Mr.. PENTEcosT
II preach in Brooklyu. Now he
astor Of the Hanson Place Baptist
roa n that city Antiquarians
str3aymies will doubles be iu-
stea a the inquiry as to whether
PESTEcosT is a preacher because
IS name rather than from choice
.s listeners, however, seem to be ia
oubt as to the matter, the verdict
"a by the thronged attendance
his pulpit ministrations, being
he Nfect that he is torn
her
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vol. XXI.

Lead is generally an active poisao,
but the 9oats seem to thrive on Their
die;.-N. 4 Commercial
Ergo the Evansville papars, 50 far
from containing poison, are nutri-
tious aud wholesome. Dsvouring
New Albany papers Is attended with
very different results.
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RArCH E1on,s mann DE-.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the
world; the only true aud perfect Dye.
harmless, reliable, instant8 neOus: no dis
appoini ment; no ridiculous tints; Teme-
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BLACK or BRoHS. sold by all Druggists
Batchelor's VIC Factory, 80 IL flond ST.
New Gnrk.
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L 9 z o
THE EVANSVILLE
- % u IA IE a. H..
Daily, Trl-Weckly ana weekly.
Tho Leading Paper on ihe
Lower Ohio.
An Exponent Of W0stmn Energy
Intelligence aud Progress.
E4argeat Circulation !
la Southwestern Indiana ana
KENTUCKY, ana NOutha
eTn Illinois.
Lnrgeat Circulation ]

IL contalus all the News Oh he Da4
Domestic ana Fre'gn, by Telegraph ana
Mail
"Vaficiy .s lie spice ofLile," and even,
issue OF the J0rRNhL 81 fuii of 70 variety
News, Gossip, ma MieoeIlaneoua Readlt
II publishes Reports OF me Arnrlets 5l
All tue comrnrclal cen;efs OF tie countfy.
It's Reprr9 Of the Evansville marke.s
are always rompt and reliable.
It aims o be a rollab.e General Now
paper anf 20 bo abead of aii others iH
every esact
The alf Of its Editors Is 60 make 80 tho
paper n tho people. Instructive 30 af.
sought fof by the business man. fh5
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Things / DOn,l lhInk Ad,IsabLe.

| don't think it advisable for. one
nice girl to say to another that her
beau is not at all nice.
l don't think it advisable TO enter
into lovers quarrel
[ dout think it advisable to com-
meEce story. " am going to tell
you a remarkably good thing"
| don't think it advisable, after
Drsising 4 mother dear, daring baby,
for the mamma to catch you grinning
at it if-.yOeh BiiIig0S
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TIE British Post Office Department
de S23 600, 900 net profit last year,
lie ours lau behind $3,O00,000.
frankiug IN EogIsud Victoria
si0a, even. who may write a letter
another hand, must put her own
q cu ii to send 1t By mail.
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FOR SALE.

T8R SALE VALUABLE MAIN
70 STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the ESler proDertv
5 tuuted on the west corner OF Nam and
.5tAtA @ otLSets, 10. i[o.tdns I'll ..tSzs iSSs on Main
property is offered for sale at low figuTes
ca easy terms. Apply to
J Z. ELLIOTT & son
Real Estate AaentS.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fafR DIR
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IRELAND.
BtSt0n news.

BosToN, January 10.-Nine of the
crew of the monitor Mia0tonomah
deserted Saturday, four Of whom were
arrested aud returned aboard.
The election Of Judge Richardson,
late Assistant United States Urea
surer. as President of the Hartford
and Erie Railroad, gives much salts
faction to the stockholders.
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CHICAGO, Jan. I0.-A special to the
Tribune, dlted Fort Abarcrombip,
9Th, dated ST. Cloud, l0;h, says Ad-
wees received to day from Red River
state hat the Canadians taken pris-
oncrs have not yet been sent across
the lines. but are yet In jail DR..
Schultz has been caught, and IS made
to carry water, with yoke about his
neck, for the rest OF his companions.
The people are bitter against Gov.
Smith, Of the Hudson Bay Company,
who has allowed Father Tebaulr, who
is said to be endowed with authority
from Rome, to come in, but be is kept
under guard and not permitted 10 talk
to the half breeds.
Dr. Salisbury was refused permis-
sion TO come on with DIR. Thupper 5
daughter; and Captain Cameron re-
turning with the Canadian surveying G
party who went up last summer, did
great harm to the Canadian cause by
his impeFiOus and overbcaring man
ner TO the halt-brceds. The Cana.
dians also, on Thunder Bay Read.
were very naughty with the half
breeds, and Snow is said also to have
acted very foolishly. Dennis paid
Schultz e600 to buy Ahe powder and
other ammunition found IN the house.
/ j.. " Powell, for some time past
/ publisher OF the Chicago Republican,
has been made both editorial and
business manager Of that concern.
RIouA0ND, Jan. l0.-Amedic Saw
ran, the French Consul. died last
evening from paralysis.
\ fire yesterday morning, at Burks
Vile. on the Richmond aud Danyille
Railroad destroyed the railroad depot,
the hotel and several a5ioini6E resi-
3a8ces.
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The Healing Pool.

NN@sA a lux FUNNN Mn. WHO
- have fallen into vicious h8 oils, and
now desire higher life, ana a better
MANHOOD, with certain means 81 relief
Tor the afflicted Gent in sealed letter 81 >
veIOpes, free OF charge. address. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATtON, !, Box r., PBILADF.i :
PHIA, Pa. FensB
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Gcn. Shcr-
man to-day announced, in a general
order, the death Of Gen. Mower, than
whom, he says, a better soldier or a
bfaver man never lived.
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MoNTREAL. Jan. 10. = Carleton
County Court House was destroyed
By fire yesterday. A large number Of
papers were destroyed, but many Of
the most valuable documents were
saved
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Es- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEs
on IRe face, use IeTTly's f0meo0ne and PIN
pie Remedy. prepared only by Or. b. G.
PERRY, ~ p md Street. New York. sold
every ywhere. Tne q ade applied by whole
sale meQ:clHe dealers. lnoII Dim SnN
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
Tho LiYIng Maehine


lnjure the maih'spring Of watch and
ordered. The human stomach j. 80 the
human sy stesn what that ci3Etic piece Of
metal is 10 n ShrOnOmeLcr. II Influences
the action OF the other OFEaHs. and con-
trOls. 10 q ceTtain extent, TIE whole living
machine. Che cOuc paTispa may be car
rted further; f0g 8s the weakness or other
imperieetioBs OF the main spring Is indi-
cafed or the face OF the tfmepiege. SO also
Is he weakness or other disorder oG the
stomach betrayed by The face OF the inva-
lid. The complexion is saitOw or faded, i,
The eyes are deficient Ia luStre aud inleiii-
genee, and there Is n worn, anxious ez-
pre- sion a The whole cOUntenauce which
tell Is plainly as written words could do
that the 0FeHt uCUTish az OT0U whose
Office II IS 10 minister to tie wants Of the
body, and 10 sustain and renew ali its
parts, IS not performing is duty. II r.
accomplish this eud Hosteiter's Stomach
HttleTs may be truly sald to be me one
thing aeedfuL 1he broken main spring of
watch fDSy be replaced by new one.
but the stomach can only be repaired ana
strengthened ana this ~ one OF the objects
ottne famous vegetable restorative which
for eighteen years has been WagiDg = sue
cesSful contest with dyspepsia In all cli-
mates. As n specific for INDIGESTION it
stands alJne. Wh the resources OF the
ont, at best. doing more than mitigating
the complaint, q course of this wholesome
and palatabls, yet powerful, StOmHcbfe
effects perfect and peFmanent cure. in
AL cas- OF dyspepsia the liver IS more or
l. ss dlsol dered, and upon This important
bowels, The Bttters act with singular dis
tlnctness, regulating and JslnYleoraUng
every 5 cret1Ye and asslmflaiing organ on
which bodily and mental neslLh depend.
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Al Essay Tor Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create tmpediments To MARRIAGE.
with sure means OF relief. Seut in sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
Df. J. SRILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
Assoei alton. Philadelphia, Pa.
Junl2 d51 Ispul
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50 To remove Moth-Patebes, Freckies,
and Tan from the face, use eyygy's 1IofH
eLsd FTeckle Linton. Prepared OnIy Dy d
u. Z. tEsRY. sod by ali druggists.
no--iz fg3sa -u y
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F.reign News.

LONDON, Jan. I0.-A y ritter ia the
Daily Nens. to day, repTobating
Sampson sneers at American credit.
recently published in the 7jmes, proves
that by the difference in exchange the
United States 6ye-twenty bonds at Sc
are really higher ia price than British
consOls at %.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Jan l0-Later mail dates
from MenteVideo, just received, an
nounee that the great bank in that
city. which was recently compelled to
suspend, has resumed.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 10.-It is certain
that the party Of the Left have joined
with the other parties IN demanding
the arraignment Of Baron Hauss-
mann.
The Government has decided to
allow Ledru Rolliu, Tibaldi, aud
others to avail themselves of the
amnesty recently granted for political
IRELAND.
QUEENSTOWN, January 9. - The
steamships Nebraska and Tripoli,
from New York, arrived here to day.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January o. Senor E.
Montero Rios, recently Under Secre-
tary of Justice, vice Senior G. Arda-
naz, has resigned.
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r IL g e 3 p Z.

4 - - - ~ -sses - x A-&s
Late Washingto Items.
Nominations Sent 20 the
Senate.
Congressional Proceedings.
Late New York N ws.
Interesting Red River News
Late " 7@s from Nashville.
Proceedings OF the Consti-
tutiOnsI COnVsn sntion.
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EsyILLE goats follow the car
onud IN the morning, aad sys
ely aat w ail she papers.