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THURSDAY, MAEril 3, 1870. The Government will make a profitable speculation out cf the fractional currency. Statistics show that about half of it is worn out and never presented for redemption. S? Mungen, of Ohio, in a recent speech in the House, referred to the Chief Magistrate of the nation as the gifted President, but ho said, if he had violated any rules by Faying so, he would take it back. Vincennes Sun. Mungen, wo presume, don't call the $300 he received for a cadetship, a gift. That was aair mercantile transaction.

Ssnator Turner is urged by the Democracy of Davics3 county as a candidate for the Legislature. As the Washington emocrat says, ho would make a "red-hot canvass, and would carry the war into Africa," if he should be a candidate. Vincennes Sun. The Democrat means, we presume, by " carrying the war into Africa," that Senator Turner will be. universally "sweet" on the colored vpters of that County.

Treasury Statement. The following is a statement showing the business of the State Treasury for the month ending February 2S, 1870: Balance In Treasury February 1..S178.918 71 Keceipts during February 3a,WiO 34

Kew Ilacon Hams. K TJREI, AND VERY NICE; o, N ew Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef, ii Tongue, at the NEW YORK GROCERY. TILES V1ELE & CO.,

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EO., CO., 44 & 46 "EST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVANSVIXI.E, ISD. FISH DEFOT. AU " ATTHEW DALSELL, "vyholesale Dealer In 3:ies, N2dl3,WMta Lead, Lirae, Cemant, &o., . 18 Water Street;

Total S21,5TS 08 Disbursements during February.. 40,333 SO Balance in Treas'y March l....$l,245 12 The excess of disbursements over receipts duriog the month, by this showing, is only $G73 62. The State Sentinel undersand3"fhat parties acting in the interest of the Internal Revenue Do partment are going through the coun

try examining receipt books, bills

etc., to see if the proper revenue stamp

is attached. If the stamp is not there, the fact is at once reported to the

proper authorities, and a fide is im

posed upon the holder, of the paper, who, perhaps, through neglect, has omitted to have it stamped. Business men will do well to esaoiine their papers in order that they may avoid getting into trouble through a neglect to attend to stamping documents. fiaTSays the Harrison (Texas) Flag: The flow of emigration into Texas does not abate in the least. Every staamboat up lied river is crowded with people who are comisg to Texas, while the number who have

taken tbe overland route cannot do estimated. In one more year our State will be nearly "filled up."

Texas is not the only Southern

State which is profiting largely by the

destruction of slavery.

In the Senate, jres!erday, a long report was made by the Committee on tho affairs of Georgia, reviewing the history of reconstruction, etc., ia that Staie. A delegation of Allegheny City. Pa., Council, are on a visit to Chicago, for the purpose of investigating the water wor its. A line delegation irom Pittsburg is expected. Jas. Whitney, tenor singer at Trinity Church. Chicago, charged with eloping with the wife of one Wiliard, publishes a card, makiDg a generaiJeni.il, and says he was only acting as her friend and piotector from a brutal husbantl.Congressmatt Dawes waa enthusiastically wflcomed home by the citizens ef Flttsrleld, Tuesday night, when he made a short speech of than its and assurance that all Departments of government were in perfect accord. Cel. Leopold Von Gildea, a prison soldier who organized and commanded the DeKatb regiment in tbe late American civil war, died at his residence in New Yorfc City. Tusaday night. . The dyeing works at Ne Panslt, Massachusetts, were destroyed yesterday morning, and blx women were burned to death ; later dispatches show that eight persons lost tbel- lives ;slx of the bodies have been recovered. The New York State Wool Growers Association passed resolutions at Uyracuse, yesterday, favoring the proposed tariff oi wool and woolens, .and favorlns tbe pro-

L posed bill to make wool imported on skins

pay me same uuiy as otner wool. Alexander Whitman was arrested in New York on Tuesday, on a charge of uttering notessimiiar to United States Treasury notes, by which he was alleged to have demanded a large numbec of iguoiant. and poor people at tbe South and Bouthwest. He was sent to jil. The steamer Golden City, was" totally lost on the 22d of February, near point Hi. Lonzero. Passengers, ere vtr and treasury, were found and brought back to Sao Francisco. The Golden City brose la two jast forward or the smoke stsck, and about the paddle boxes. A gang of Chicago and New York men were airested In Cincinnati, on Tuesday night, on suspicion of being confidence men. They hcti au examination yesterday in the police court. There was iouDd upon their persons S18.00J In checks; S7,l)Al in government bonds; 1,200 in gold, so mo of which is supposed to be from, the U.illaboro robbery. The barrel and stave factory or the Louisville Cement company, together with tbe machinery and a large amount oi stock was totally destroyed by flie at one o'clock yesterday morning. The building had recently been leased by T. J. Morris. Loss on buildl g and stock 820,1)00; partially in. sured. O' i hundred and twenty peopie were thrown out of employment The tac tory was Insured in the Liverpool, London and Globe Company lor 910.000; Western of Buffalo, Corn Exchange, of N. Y. and Fireman's, of N Y., for J.1,000 each ; Buffalo City of Buffalo, 92,0v;0.

ashore. The passengers had no confidence in Captain Cornstock, and paid no attention to his orders. Ac indignation meeting was held on the Colorado, which passed resolutions that in their opinion the wreck of the Golden City was due to incapability and gross carelessness by the commanding officers, and much unnecessary suffering ashore can be traced to same source. The passecgers with but few exceptions reached Ltre by the Colorado last night; theirbaggage and treasure wa3 left on the beach under a proper guard. The roil call aboard the Colorado showed the following steerage passengers missing: Alice Stiler, Michael Donavan, Alexander McPhersonF.' Angel, Frederick Clark, John Abel, Walter Addison, J. S. lioach, Joseph Thibley, Nicholas Abel, .Veter AbeK W. Goldman, Andrew It. Smith, James Connor, Chas. Barges, II. Tobias, O. Donooda, P. Lenson. It ireported that others remained irr camp, which leaves nine missing. Therpfwcre ninety-five names on the steerage roll, and six or eight paid passengers, whose names arc not added to the supposed missing. It is reported that resolutions, condemning Capt. Cornstock, were unjust. Only part of those aboard the Golden City approved them. He should be given credit for having rescued every passenger. The sufferings of the passengers of the Golden City, on the march from the Ecene of disaster to Santa Maria Bay, to take the Colorado, is described as terrible. They had no water, and but little hard bread. Old men, women and children walked twenty-two hours over rocky mountains, under a burning sun, and arrived at their destination, entirely prostrated with faticTie. Kverv Dasseneer has 'his ver-

' eion, but all agree to the principal in

cidents.

When all reached tho land, one

boat rigged sail, and manned by six or eight men, was sent to sea, to look out for the Colorado, but it is supposed misssd that steamer in the

night time. Accounts diner aa to the

number of passengers missing; some say nine, and some fifteen. The latter

is considered nearest correct.

Coanrmatlcss by the Fcnatr. Washington, March 2, The Senate to-day, cocSrmed the following nominations: L. Holmes, Attorney for Washington Territory; Herman Glaflieke.SecrGtary Wyoming Territory; Geo. H. Hand, Secretary Dakota Territory; Haynes E. HudsA, Attorney Western Tennessee; John S. Fioutt, Marshal Southern Illjnois; John Eaton, jr., of Tenn., Cornaaisioner Education; Thos. K. Kins, II. I. , Consul atCcrk; Ar.thoDy G. Keesby, Attorney New Jersey; Arniistead Burwell, Attoraey Southern Mississippi; Thos. F Wilson, Consul Matamora3; Jas.C. Veatch, Collector Internal Iievenue, First Disirict Indiana; Chas. Clayton, Surveyor Customs Sin Francisco; W.W.Woodhull, Geo. L. Mead, Paymasters in Navy. Frank Voleott, Ky., Receiver of Public Monies, Wyoming Territory; Wm. II. Hyatt, Receiver of Public Monies, New Orleans; John A. Martin, Postmaster at Atchison, Kansas; James L. Crane, Postmaster at Springfield, 111.; Jesse Scriver, Postmaster at Tiffin, O.; Elijih Eastio, Postmaster at WaUonna, Mien.; Je3pe E. Grant, Postmaster at Covington, Ky.; Win. M. Kutz, Postmaster at Athens, O. ; Wm. M. Sellers, Postmaster at Pekin, 111.; Geo. G. Clark, Postmaster at Los Angelos and Chas.' G. Thomas, Postmaster at San Jose

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London, Maroh 2. The story of a steamer's funnel haviag been seen sfacding up out of water in Cartigc-u Bay, off the coast of Ire-land, ia teaerally discredited. Hero the hope of the safety of the City cf Boston is by no means abandoned. Underwriters are so confident that they havo redused the premium, which had been advanced to 50 per cent. J.ltoberts, fcon cf the cx billiard champion, has challenged the world at biiliard3, match to cceur within two months, for twa hundred or five hurdred pounds a side. In the House oflCommons to day, the bill requiring the itailroad Companies to place feet warmers in all their carriages, was killed by aa amendment requiring them to supply he t brandy rugs and overcoats. Paris, March 2. Advices have been received here4 to the effect that the Frenca have won a victory over the natives, in the French colony of Senegal, on the Western coast of Atrica, on the 9th of February. The French force was only 500 firunL', while that of the en:: y over 2.000. The Carnival re.itcrda. iu-ci cT

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Tho World-IU now ned TiagoJian, Mr. Ilclli:. i:i;v:iIl..'A.V, Whose perforin laces in uil the principal Theater of Great Britain, Aui-ialia, California, uul oiiu-r parts of Amerl uk, have been rt'C-lvd with treat i-ntiiniaMa fiy crou-.'.mi and fuhlonaMo 9 audienevK, and byllitm pronouuemi to ba auiou the greatest 11 vlng Artistes, supported by a talented Dramaila Comnnny, selected from the principal Theater 4 of UosUn, .New York, ami Philadelphia. On TUUUItAY Jfc.VF.NINO, MARCH tin. IS 'li, wl.l rre-en'ea 8hakp-ai e'S Oram! Traced ,.nd ioa(-jr flee-, entlt ed JIAJMlLl.i, Peincu i)K Iirnmauk. Hamlet, Mc&KAN BUCHANAN. Other ctiurxcter.4 by the cxce'.lent Dramatic Comp.uiy. Admloxtoii, Fata c!e, ooc; Dress Circle and I'arun'-' testis en a be ecurd no v i i , t . . ,v

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lASSrOUIIDEIi,&C : FOCNDEa AND JfLMSHES Bleam and Gas-Pipe Fitter,

mr oni TlBai.r in Bt earn and

i&'r Gauges, Spelter and Kabbltt Mtlal, and all ArUclea appertaining to a Brass Foundry. 1MS0AT ISA GESSRAL BLACK SMIIEIXG, at?r Street, bet. Fine and Leet. EVAN3VILLE. IND.

. r l"ssh paid tor old Cpi.wt M.r.i Krt ts

( ARM0DY & KELSON, .'lorists and Nursarymsn, PBOPRIETORS OF IIS ITJJOllSAI-. GESI, jloccst sTBtrr, Bet. Becond and Third, arden and Greenhouse on Oakley Ave- . adj. residence of Wm. He.luaan. ur inscriptive Catalogue ;t 'ant8.wers. Trees, Heeds, Flowering Bulbs, rtlouitaral and Ornamental Goods, &C, t be ready for distribution the fust of . reh. and will be sent Iree to applicants a abroad. Address CAKMODY & NELSON, ; 2 d3ra Kvbnsville, Ind. NEW Xi'Iit r.i.

f . ntlBLX. "W. W. WII KIBSON. U. F. TlilBiE CO., (Successors to Wm. Hunne!,)

ir.nfacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, araes, &c. Also, dialers in Pino and Wf:ii nerboardlDC. tehln-

! "tuitu tc Buildinu material of ail

ads a our line made to order.

ictory and Yard, Corner of Wal

nut and Fifth Streets, luvansTille, Indiana.

3- Orders from abroad promptly attended

Deweesr, (iolloday and Man

Special to Cincinnati Gazette. Immediately after the call of the States and Territories for resolutions, in the House to-day, on opportunity

tr tret in resignations occurred, which

was embraced bv Deweese, of North

Carolina, and Golladay, of Kentucky,

Both of these gentleman by this trick escaped the Congressional gallows by about an hour.

Tbe facts in Golladay s case are.

that the committee, on Saturday, re

called Haldine, the iatber oi the cadet

who was appointed at first, iio still insisted that no money was paid

Golladay, and asked to be dis

charged, that ne mtgnt go nome

to keep notes in Dans irom going to protest, but !thc committee

replied that ne wouici do sept vis.

months it need be; longer, u ne aiu

not tpil what he knew. Unon this ne

asked to consult with 6omo of his friends, and on leaving the room,

went directly to Golladay and report

ed. Thereupon, Golladay came up

and asked tor a delay. Ihis was

granted, and at the earliest moment this morning, his resignation was announced at the Clerk's desk. Tlia minsel had. nrevious to the de

termination to resign, collected all

authorities bearing on the matter to

show that no Congress had power to

deal with any member tor irregularities committed while the accused was

a member of a rreviou3 Congress

To-day Hon. William Mungen was

found to be lmDlicated. Xbe irregu-

arity in his case was the smallest yet

developed, as the price involved was

only three hundred dollars. ine

worst feature of the case for home consideration is that the boy appointed

was the son ot a prominent Kepubli-

can. ,Oa the cross-examination,

Mr. MuEKen confined himself almost

entirelv to ascertaining whether the

bov appointed was really a son ot a lie

nublican, a fact that Mr. Mungen was

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not aware oi un me investigation Kmiioht it nut.

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ThA committee will report on we-

weese to-morrow, and asfc the xiouse

tn rinss the same resolution as in

Whittemore s case.

Congressional Summary. .

Senate Wilson sought from the Presi

dent information on the African Slave

trade. The Joint resolution authorizing

tbe North Pacific Kallroad to issue bonds

secured by mortgage, was farther discuss

ed without action. The Census bill was

reported back and referred to the Commit

tee oa Revision of Laws. The Funding bill was turther dlscussd. Sumner moved to amend the first section by increasluu

the amouotof bonds therein provided for

irom siuo.wu.trjo 10 ouu.uuu.txw. ior pro

viding ior a Men-f orty instert or a

Ten-iwenty bond; and also, that the pro

ceeds shall bj applied to thfl payment of

Donas or i;o-i, ni-i series or nouns ana

which, if he could so ex pre-s himself, had become fiy blown and ho wished to wipe tnat oblisallou away. Bherrnan slit tn3

bonds ot isoa were neia entirely abroad,

and that he could not see the advantage

to the government by reclt-emlng tho&e

boods alone, homebody had abuised tbe

old 5 iO's and threatened to pay them off

In greenbacks ana 11 was oecau.se or that insult on our public credit, he supposed.

the Senator from Mass., now proposed to

alve tho holder of tuem a monopiy. Wil h-

ouiBCUon, '.iwira ptuiraiien aeuaie, ne

tsonate weni. inio executive session auu

Boon after adjourned.

- House. Julian reporle i a bill lo reLso . honorably discharged soldiers and s.iiiors

from lees uuuer nomesieau law; pussou

Cox made a personal explanatlou saying he bad made no cadet appointments, acd

did not know that he haa any to maaa.

Bennett reported a bill for the constiuc

tion of a bridge over Niagara ltlver at

Buffalo, and lo make it a postroad; nassed. A variety of ether bills were In

troduced or renorted. includins one to

grant land and right of way lor a railroad fromSt. Jame, Mo., to Little Rock, Arkan

sas, which provoaea a loug oiscus-sion. a

motion to lay me 0111 on ids iaDie wa

lo.nt. An f.mendment by Williams, eivlns

the Government the right to regulate lares and freights was ozreed to. and the morn-

log hour being expended, it was laid over

and tho Jrlou.e went into commiiieo oi iuo

Whnlo on the Indian Appropriation Bill.

Afier procecd na to within two pages of

th-end. the coiuminee rus. a uhiiuu

was oilered asking the J ldlclary Commit

tee to enquiTe by what means, and by

whom priveleze8 of the House have Deen

invannii u.- ine puoncaiion oi lesuoi'inj

taken before the Committee on tanaing

and Currency la advance ef Its being

reoorted to the home aiso wnai.

amioa waa necessary if i utci jurunreia

rr CdmrrMss from conspiracies of omae

brokers ao. others lo make cnarges

a.-iiust members for extonlon; adopted

MiiyTard ollered a resolution cauing on t.h Ssdrelarv of the Navy for lalormailoa

as to the Joss ot me u. o. st earner uueiui

adopted. .Various executive documents

were presen tea.

New York Items. New York, March 2 A terrific

explosion ot nitro glycerine occurred to-day at the Fleetwood race course, now being constructed in Morrissiana. John Sullivan, a woorkman was killed and nine others severely injured.

Mr. Meeban is better, and the physicians say he will recover.

lhe Produce Exchange adopted

ressolutions of congratulation at committee's agreement to report favora

bly upon tho Senate bill, abolishing

the contractsystem on canals.

Uver hve hundred men were re-en

gaged at the Navy Yard.

General Quesada will probably be

tendereda reception by Cuban Junta.

United States Marshal Harlow,

denies the truth of the report thatthe

Cuban exDedition sailed Irom here.

The llev. Dr. McClintock lies

critically ill here, and it is notthought

probable that he will recover. kJ'd

Surrogate liutchiucs has necideu

for the validity of the will of Charles Fox, bequeathing $3(K)O0O of real estate and personal property to the

United States. Notice was given by the counsel for the next of kin of

tho intention to contest the matter in

court.

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our dollars to bo yient greenbacks

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Waski. gtoa and N" ' York

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God. James C. Voatcb. Con

firmed as Collector.

Otlior Confirmations.

EAilLY E0SE POTATO.

E OFFES this truly excallent potato at the low price of So per barrel

i r bushel ; also, jRAUSDELVS XORWA.Y OATS . tJiper bushel. Our stock cf

riELD, GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS

a nnr cnmnlpted. priced catalogues of

iri-Lifh w win tend on application. Ad-

Uesa B. H. STAIR CO., Cleveland Seed Store, fe9-dlm Cleveland, Ohio.

Particulars of Loaa of

Goldon City.

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Miscellaneous Talegranis.

Important Foreiga News.

GAR FITTING, ETC.

KO.VALD FiKIIEU,

DEALES IK

Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,

G3A

1 Steam Pips Fitter.

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CONDENSED TELEGllAfiS.

Thursday March 3. wnn w vt sjs wai-fl h as decli nei t ha bah-

quet tendered him by the New York. City

Council. ,

Th mill hons of the Loscren Powder

Company, at Wilkesbarre, Pa., was burn

ed yesterday, xnere was uu eiiuo"".

Tha atnrA nf Abraham Epstein, in Au

rora, Iud., was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. LossMO.000. Insurance g;iO,000.

Thamntnict for bnlldinz the new Ham

ilton County (Ohio) Infirmary was awarded yesterdav to Truman B. Hardy, of Cincinnati, at giai,4ix.

At the charter election in Troy, N. Y., on Tuesday, Mr. Url Gilbert. Republican,

wa-i e;ected Mayor. The council sianus 11 Republican and 10 Democrats.

Judge N. Harrison of West Vlrjinia, es

caped trial ior malieasance in omce oy

re. luiBL- last as the Legislature were

ready lo tiy him.

All the thfives aod vagabonds of New

England and New Yo:k, with some irom

eibewbere, rushed to see ooiiyer auu x.umods beat each other yesterday.

Collyer and Bdwardfonght;yesterdjy,at Mvstio Island. t.onr Islaiid. Collyer was

knockf d ouiof time on the 41st round and

In 4o minuea; he was terribly punished. Irvthe prize fight yesterday, between Edwards and Collyer. it appears that Ed

wards bad it nearly all his own way and at length knocked his antagonist out of time. Hon. Wm. H. Seward was to be entertained last night by August Belmont. Today he U to dine with the Peruvian mlni- ur, F. JU AJ:w'i'' Ja. There me li."5 bai;ding3to let ia .1 prall art-a in til lower part of Jew,o!b Ci v, luat bavo.ni.itil rt,ot-ntiy, L-?fii occupied by w hoiesiiio lU-juor inauaiactnrerj auu tleul-

Particulars of tie Lo&s or tho SScamer Colfien tiiy. San Frasci":co, March 2. Particulars ot the less of the Golden City, which left here February 18, for Panama, with a valuable cargo, including a cargo of teas, is received by the

China steamer, erne naa heavy treasure

and a list ot bout 40U passengers. On the morning of the 22d, about seven o'clock, she went ashore near Point Lazero, Lower California, about fifteen miles from the Bay of Santa M:.rla. The passengers, bagcage and treasure were landed with little-difficulty. The sea being smooth, but the location barren and unfit for habitation, tbe party went to Point Lazaro to erect a signal and keep a lookout for the Colorado, -"vhich signalled about noon on the 24th. It was impossible for the steamer to receive the sufferers aboard at tho

scene of the disaster, on accuum, , of the heavy surfs ; they wer compelled to walk to Santa Maria Bay over a barren waste, and endured great sufferings from hunger and thirst. Several passengers were lost on the sand hills and undergrowth, and were left behind by the steamer. Only a Bmall quautitycf provisions and water were saved from the wreck. The fortunate Colorado arrived soon, or in

tense suloring would nave resulted. When the wreek commenced breaking up, the argo drifted ashore. Casks containing liquor, were broken open by the passengers, and druukenness ard 'coHer fosned. It was feared bloodshed wtmia be the result,

Washington News Ucport of the Judiciary Committee in the case of Georgia. Washington, March 2. The Senate Judiciary Committee, through Mr. Edmunds, made report to-day in (he case of Georgia. They hold that many irregularities have taken place in the reorganization of the Legislature under the lieconstruction acts of iast December, but that it was not advisable for Congress to take any further steps on that subjocr. Itcidentally, they declare against tho right of State officials to hold office for any longer term than they were originally elected. The Senatorial question is not touched upon. Jt lit 1 M.I T- m

uapc. vvara. ot the Joyai xsavy.

ptates, at a verbal request of Schofield,

Chairman ot the llouso INaval Com

mittee, gives tho estimated coit of tbe

hull and fittings of the Moncreh at

300,000, and the actual cost of tbe

engines and fittings at GG,000.

lhe Senate held an executive ses

sion on the nomination of Bradley as

Associate Justice ot the Supreme Court. Finally, on motion of ltice, it was postponed till the 21st inst., by a vote of 31 to 26. Those who took part in the debate from the South were Kellocg, Rice and Warner, they opposing the nomination. The object of the postponement i3 stated to be affording time for the passage of a bill reported from the Judiciary Committee, embracing Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas in one judicial district, with an associate Justice of the Supreme Court, resideutin the territorial limit. Whittemore's friends, in South

Carolina, have arranged lor a series of public meetings in his district, which will be addressed by him in vindication of his conduct indisposing of cadetshins. The obieot is to

arrange for his re election.to Congress. - New York Legislature. Among the bills introduced in the Legislature, is one by Senator Tweed, for the establishment of a Labor Exchange, in New York City, with the object of providing labor ior all persons unable to obtain it themselves. The Board of Commissioners are in correspondence with the Governors of the several States to keep them advised of the wants of the different localities. Another bill provides that all policies of insurance companies be norforfeitable after the first payment.

C;,:i.:ii.ui It;;.: Ottawa. Marsh 2. In

oi tuiaaoni to-cay, oir ii: fcubwiticd a ccv baDKicg

lo ' - nr.: rhf m-iiri

caLc-d in aud rovt

issued to tako tDeir place; half the entire resources of all banks held

by them for redemption and liabilties to customers and public is to con

sist of government greenbacks; bank chart- 9 to be renewed until 1881, and b-nks relieved from bank note

law. " No b'ink is to have capital le?3 than one r'ition dollars, and no bank to issue circulating of notes under four dollars. Notes of circulation of no bank is to exceed its paid up capital, and the double responsibility provision now existing as to holders of bank

jstock is to be enforced at the expira

tion ot six months irom the iailure of aoy bank. Shareholders who transfer their stock within three months preceeding a bank's failure, are to be held liable to creditors. Tho total liability of the bank never to exceed the amount of its specie and greenbacks oa hand, find three times its paid up capital. Tee suspension of specie payment for ninety days will constitute au act of bankruptcy, and involve the forfeiture of charters. No dividends exceeding eight per cont. per annum is

to be paid by any bank until the reserve funds, amounting to twenty per cent, of paid up capital, have bstn accumuluted. The lists of all bank shareholders is to be published annually. No President, Vice President or .Director of a bank shall hold les3 than $3,000 stock in the bank, and tbe aggregate stock held by the whole board of any

bank shall r.ever be less than hve pei cent, of the entire capital of the bank. No bank shall make advances or own stock, except existing liens held by it on the stock of its customers. All banks shall receive their own notes at par, for debts due them, but will only pay out specie for their notes, at the place male payable. The government shill have the ri;ht to issue peven mi lion dollars in dominion notes; four millions of which shall be on security cf debentures, and the balance on reserves of gold. The debato will take placer on Friday.

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Virginia Items. lllcnMOND. March 2. In the Legis

lature to-day, J. L. Morye, Jr., was

elected .Lieutenant Governor, and W. H. Ruffner," Superintendent of Pub- ! lie Education. In the case of the 1 Lieutenant Governor, the Republicans declined to vote, claiming that the election was unconstitutional. In the U. S. Circuit Court, Thos. Roshe was convicted of dealing in counterfit tobacco revenue stamps, and was sentenced to one year in the Albany penitentiary. Frederick Baunsche and Frederick A. lloppe, were convicted of the samei offenc?, and sentenced to fine and imprisonment. Louisyille, March 1. Rev. Henry Blanchford of the American Free ,,. , -v 3 TIT T 1 , Trade L?uc, and. . i'j

not stop- ; V. estcrn cent, celivere i acure:s cratized on trade ia the Crzuit Court r-icra

Uajtlen News. New York, March 2. The World's Port au Prince correspondence tays that Rear Admiral Porter, commanding United States North Atlantic Squadron, entered the harbor of Port-au-Prince on the 9:h inst., with the flagship Severn, and the ironclad Dictator; and upon landing he had an interview with the Ilaytien authorities. He announced that the United States had formed an alliance with President Boez, of San Domingo, and that he had been sent there to say that any aid given to Cabral would bo considered an act of hostility towards the United States, and would provoke hostilities in return, and that the United States Government was deter

mined to use all its power to prevent any aid being given to Cabral, and he had been sent to these waters with sufficient force to carry this determination into execution, and that he would carry out his instructions where this succor was carried to Cabral, under the Hajtien or any

other flag. This menace created much excitement . in Hayti and was regarded in some quarters as an act of war. The Admiral, after the interview, steamed off to Cape Haytia. The Haytiens assert thatthe English vesels are conveying support to the Cabral Islands, with a concurrence of the British Admiral, and that if Admiral Porter is consistent

in warning on all spmpataizers, with Cabral, he will necessarially come in conflict with the British, in those waters. Later London papers contribute the continuation of the proceedings in the Mordaunt divorce cass. The evidence of Sir Charles Mordaunt ia interesting, as indicating the general

ieeling in regard to the character of the Prince of Wales. Sir Charles testified that before his marriage to Lady Mordaunt ho knew of her intimacy with the Prince, and that after the marriage he warned her against continuing the acquaintage. I told her, said he, that 1 had heard in various quarters csrtain circumstances connected with his previous character that caused me to wish her to break off with him, notwithstanding this wish. Ladv Mordaunt" continued te

receive the Prince without the knowledge of her husband, until the time she made the voluntary confession that a criminal intimacy had been existing between them. Sir Charles also testified to the discovery of a batch of letters and a valehtinc from the Prince to his wife. The court refused to Dermit the letters to bo read.

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iOl tS t.1 J.T-; Catholic St. 1 --- . .. that Lop.:2 wfat deples Ftili LoidS

Brazilians. Paris, March 2. The Magistrate struck by Prince Murat, who was to prosecute him before the High Court of Juustice, his withdrawn his complaint. Munich, March 2. King Louis approves protest of Dr. Dollinger against papal infalibility; urges him to persevere in defense of bis state from undue influence of the Church and orders observance of his birthday, with marks of public respect. St. Petersburg, March 2. There was a great crawd of people present at Burlingame's obsequies, including nearly all the Americana in the city. The entire diplomatic corps, except Prince Gortschakoflf, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Prince Reus?, Embassador of the North German Confederation, who were ill ; Czar's Aids and other high funnctionaries. The remains of Burlingame have been embalmed, preparatory to removal to the United States. The Emperor called on Mrs. BurliDgame, yesterday. Munich, March 2. Count Bray haa been intrusted with the duty of forming a new Cabinet. Madrid, March 2. The rumors of an extensive rising of Carlista in

northern Spain, aro contradicted, but

it 13 admitted the Generals ot the party are very active just now in all

the provinces, and have set on foot

movements, at various points, which, however, are to far insignificant and easily checked. All tho private property of cxQueen Isabella, remaining in Spain, has been emborgoed by ber husband, to prevent tho waste of their children's inheritance. The Countess of Gergenti, daughter of Isabella, 1 as com

menced legal proceedings against her

husband for squandering her dowry

Havana, March 2. Private letters announce that General Jordon has resigned command in chief of Insurgent forces and Bernabe Varona alias- Beurbetta, ' appointed in his place. The statement not confirmed. Troops recently discovered two cannon buried by rebel?, near Roman, and brought them to Santiago; they had a severe engagement with rebels who endeavored to recapture theguns, but

weare repulsed, ine carnival was unusually quiet, and no disturbao ce.

J. HAGSLER,

WHOLE3ALS ASD UtTAlL JjEALEKS IN

Caiidie?, Foreign Frutt3, Nuts, &e.,

No. 1 South First Street,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

We have Just opened a fine ttock of the

above goods in our building op First Street, bit. Main and Locnst.

W manufacture our own Candles, and

are prepared to supply the wholesale trade at tue lowest rate-. Caudie warranted of pure quality. We iuvlte Uculrrs to lve us a c ill, as we know wh are prepared to give satisfaction in quality and price.

IX. T. &. J. ii Assign, No. -A &omli ITirtet Bt., Evans i lllo, Indiana. mb2 ulm

Htate of Indiana, 1 , Vanderburgh County, f Edward i uii is va Uei.Jaiuin K. Llnxweilor,

uciavia winner, lipiny winder, tsilas Llnxweiler, Huiuuei L. Llnx weiler, MalliK84 A. LluxweiJer. 1 nthe Court of,Comniou Pleas, ot Vanderburgh County, May Term, IV.0. XT APPKAlitf-iJ BY AFFIDAVIT ON file in the office of the Cleik of said

ouurt, tnat lit-uj unln b'. Lmxweiler,

detenuaut in too above-entitled cause, is a non-resident of the Htate ot Indiana, and a necexsary pirly to tins ucMon Notice Is hereby given to said iienjamln F. Liuxweiier of the pendency of this action, and thut the same will btand for trial at the next term of said Court of Common Pleas, to l bcitun and hold at the Court llousr, in tue ciiy of Kvausvllle, county of Vauuertiurtch, tntof Indiana, so the fli-st Monday m May, i7u. WitneMS, Koren horeuuon, l!mk of said Court, at IJ vaijhville, tins i'HU day of Prbruary, 1m70. H. HOHKNwi.V, Clerk. 11. W. ilii'PUS, Atl'y for Pi'tllf. mhailww

Preparations for Sacnscrfest. Cincinnati. March 2. The citizen's committee of the Saengerfest tonight authorized the building committee to expend $15 000 in tbe erection of a temporary building for tbe approaching festival Cincinnati Southern Railroad Dill. Louisville, March 2. The Cincinnati Southern Railroad bill will bo put oa its third reading to-morrow. Tho Senate adopted the resolution, adjourning on tbe 15th of March to the first Wednesday of January, 1871.

Notice of Application. jypTICK Is hereby given, that I will X'J apply to the Uo.trU of CeirirnHloneis of anderburiib County, at tlielr next term, lorl'cf rjho iOheil Intoxicating litjuors in quantities lts than a iiii.ul. My iiiaco oi bUNinesslson the corm r of Third and Initio ttretls, in Uip -llv of Evansvllle, Indiana. JUbEPU N. 11 A HTM AN.

mii;j 3w W Goni'iidsionei's Sala or Rail Estate. TTOTICE is hereby given that the undersiKurd CoiamiKhioiicr appointed by tno Court of Common 1'lean of Vaudtrburirh County, Ktaie of Indiana, by virtue of the order of t-aid ( ouit, made ul lis

Janunry term, 18711, will sell at liibUn Aur-

u m, at me loan iioukb door, in the cliy LI

jviunvi.ii', iU saiu tuuniv, oil lhurday, March 17th, 1870, at 2

o'ciocs l. aa.,

The following dcKcritxd ttal folate:

Twenty-four ai;r' orl the noilh end of a

ceitain tract of twenty-eight (VK) acres of

land, form m part ol the sou i h t-K':t quarter of the north east quarter, and the nurth

east quarter of the south tost quarter of

section number thirteen (l ), township nix (ii), soul h ol ratiRe eleven (11), west, to be taiieii lrum the most wesleilir ,ecllou of said quaiter quarters of said section being the rxrue tract or iirtlon net oil' lo Morti

mer Turner, at the March term, IMl. of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, by Commissioners in partition belwoiii Wlllard Car-

pemer, Aivio h. Carpenter, Francis ArnoryiJr., and ald .Mortimer i uruer, and lefecriied la their report tin subdivision No. one (1), containing t wenty-elyhl acres. 'i'EP.Mfi or HALK.-Oiie lourth c ish, and the balance in equ-1 instal ments f onefouith, payableln six, twelve and eighteen mouths from daluof sule, lo be nocured by notes, with approved surety, waiving relief Irom valuation and appraisement

laws, and with Interest from lie

lliitAM rJii.LHON, Commissi one'-. KoiitJiiT A. Hill, Alt'y. febi7-w4w

Albany, March 2. In assembly to-night, a bill to regulate the sale of liauor was passed to the third read

ing an amendment that the question of

license or no license be submitted to the people of each town having been previously rejected. Jackeon, Miss.. March 2. The examination in theYerger case was waived, to-day. with the viaw of ap

plying immediately for a writ of

habeas corpus. There appears no doubt but Yerper will bo bailed. The case will probably bo tried to-morrow. Columbia, S. C... March 2. The South Carolina Legislature adjourned last night. A bill to authorize the investment of the trust funds in State bonds, has become a law. Appropriations were also made to pay the interest on the State debt in gold. ' St. Louis, March 2. Tbe funding bill which has been diseased by the House all day, was finally passed this evening in its original shape, as telegraphed a few daysigo.

North Carolina Legislature. Raleigh, N. C, March 2. The bill repealing all acts of the Legislature authorizing a special tax on bonds, requiring the taxes to be levied to pay the interest on the bond?, ii-j.-i:i y. 'lhe House, by a hr-j t;-.-j..nty, rc fu-ed to prcvu tor u'.y

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TNo. 1.50IJ. United Etate-3 Marshal's Notice. United States of America, !. LiHtrlct of Indiana. P'

Wil Est I, AS, a libel of information was filed in the Klstrlct Court of the

United States for the District of Indiana, on theSith day of February, 1870. by Henry Albert, William de Bau, John (Smith, Charle Hmlth. and (Stephen Holland.

by Charlon E. Marsh, Esq., their Proctor, ogalnst the steamboat West Wind, her

boilers, engine?, tacKle. apparel, arid for-

uiture, seizea at sua District upon a case of action, civil and maritime, and claim

ing damages in the hum ot .S5 50, and praylna process against said steamboat.

una iuui iu same inay oe couuemneu anu

sola tnereior. Now, therefore, In pursuance of tho mo

nitiou under tbe seal of said Conn to me

directed anu delivered, I do hereby kiv

public notice to all persons claiming said

goodn, or any part thereor, or In any manner interested therein, ih, I they be and appear betore tbe Dtstrle; Court of the

Uniied Slates, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, in and for the District of Indiana, r.ii tae first Monday of April next, t 10 o'clock of tbe loreuoon of that day, -r.. ri ihfrn to interpose their claims

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Roelker, Ulount &. Co. vs. Mary Ann Jiolus,

Aiiren i.. jioius, nun lucnuru r.auer. Iu the Vauderbiirnh Circuit Court, Ajrll

lfrin, Jo, " X 41'PKiKIMJ US ArilDAVlT . on tile In the office of the Cleirk of suld

Court, that the deleudanls in the above-

entitled caa.se are nou-iesiuenta oi the state ot Indiana Notice is hreuy given to uaid Mary Ann Dolus, Alfred It. iiolus, and lilchard (Salter of tue pendency of tills action, and that the taiue wi 1 sland for trial ut the ntxt term of said Circuit Court, at the courthouse In the city of Evansvllle, Indiana, Vanderburgh Conuty, (State of Indiana, on the second Monday in April, S70. Witness ioreii Korenson, Clerk of s;ild Court, at Evansvllle, thin 1st day of February. 1870. (S. bUllt.NKU.N, Clerk. ASA lOLUIAUT & HON, ft 8 wat Attorney for PialntlfT. "lileH.-ed is tue man vrlio Invented eleep," sajs Karcho Panza. Htlll more blessed ii lhe man who inventel the means of rrinedyluif the neglect and mlHlortune that charmed my locus gray before my tiino, or reaped the harvest of my hair before the h aou ol my decay. To P.akliETT'8 VKGKTAIU.K HAIK J tKSTOK ATI VK, must be ascribed rner. Is possessed by few or none of the usual remedies for Baldness and Premalrne Gray iiair. The testimonials of lis tliicacy are numerous and irreproachable. Jye&pw

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August Pcliulizs. William llopje, (Jharles il. 'i'buman, I'el.er JUraun, Perdinand Uoltz, Michael liecKer, Alexander Jack, and John 'J human, composing the firm of cchuhze, Thuman A Co., John A. Heitz, Howard C. Woodrow, John A. Haney and Anton ilelblliiK. vn. Mary Ann iiolus, Ailred it. lioius, I'onelone iiolus, Mary Ann Iiolus, Jr., Kdwlu A. Iiolus. Theodore Hondermaun and (Sopula Ullmau. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, April Term, 1(70. JT APrEAitisu us ArriOAViT on file iu the otfice ol the Clerk of uaid Court that Ailred H. ilolns. Mary Ann iiolus, Penelope iiolus, and Mary Ann Bolus, Jr., defendants In the above entitled cause, are non-residents of the Htate of Indiana, and that they are necessary parties to tbe above entitled eau.o, which it concerning real estate. Notice 1 hereby given to fold no -resident defendants, Alfred K. iiolus, Mary Ann iiolus, Penelope ISolu', and Mary An' iiolus, Jr., of the pendency of thlsacllr, . end that the sitrna will stand lor lrlJ '- t he next term of said Circuit Court, ! ' Court House, In the City of Lv -sv i Vanderburgh County, Htate of I a ;.i.

the second Monday in April, is Wituehs. Hortu Horenson, C ' i Court, at, Kvausvllie, ttiH si' luary, 1M70. H. SSiJltf ' -'- Thomas E. Garvin and J - Bon, Atorneys for plain .

JSPSCIAI. 2IOT1CHLI

Occutatlonal Alhucnls. Fiesh, pure sir ii a vitalizing ell Wiioever Is debarred by eiiciiiuntiiii irom unrest I lctid accesn :o tiusitivifi but powerful Kti inula nt, u.-eds a inedici luvuoiaut of some kind, ihi) Brent

Ject should be to choose the best, i'o

larity n a pi el ty uoud mi iiauii o ot in In tills sii u 1 1 ii l.i o and Inli-i. i and tried by this rriurlon iio-nti Mtomach i:ii lers sl nos Hist amutut the VlgoratniK and teulaihiK ineo n-ii;es tbe present d y. 'i o tho wants it eeui;4el lit lndoi r un ! 'loy men ! n cialiy in crowded factoiies hIm-ih with lh best i.i.siijle vi -m t Mat ion tin muShero ii always Itl mn (Ii im lutu-i, this talubrtoes vuetald o; peculiarly Bda)ted. The inlinii n li Kieti ienl. is no loy st cry . It O'His'flt aosolui ly puie ui il u-I v i si i oiuiu ot , t tuied or rather urch treed with llu Id exl racls of tauatou i i unit ami I; and hei bs. Tho ph'U" n o o i tluclni'ts, but what ai tney? iho J tf only a sn:;le ro'. o l.arlt or phi present lu eai h X ( no oi llo oi i bines tho thred proiieiM it -s ol a iot.iv nltcriiti ve, and an h erl?ii. A li I Ik merits dr blemled in th- i;i(ti is; io i these I he so tn of Itini-d ciual H'o'ti dttlio ! : h. It is also a bit od depun ot an autlspaviiiodi''. The halelui eTti-ct wli-eh nlr t!,;.l, been partially t-xhans .l i f ll.soxi frequent ble.ttiiliirf protin:t oil Hh-

orKi'li l.itl Ion, Is iioloil H, end win- . It, IS lie Vila IJ.I a I. ii i os pi flu Is u ; i t ,i the iik piiluc vpor ol Iu! i i r t ... . hi conies di lele.' iotM and ilepn-s nr.; !t extreme. 'Jo tfianlo t Ii s,k!,iii to up.leve'i for a fw lionm, vn i i.st Mi.i tati f i te lull umijcm of a v 1 1 ale l at h, , a wnoh some toulu iimi ui: lativo i gently r-q.ili'ed. '1 it is v. m id '1 -i-pm li su i pi P.d 1 -i 1 ''(! i I lei '.i r.Hii-i'. v till Stl. ulll-sli:-tiilli!o. In iltl i ii ai4enl has' no rival eil.ii ' nm-.:.t -f: pr mi vel t te. m 1 III 'it eiln s

t USSVH1' I'lOA'. Tbe'J'iircO Itonifciiles. " - ; i; .-;( ,i kowo hYitur," fr,tli) fun of iv Coldi, IlroiieliJti-, and i verj'forni of sumption. Th3 peculiar actio,! ot tb i lclne ripens the ulcers in the inn, i, motes the discharge of ho coiiu;.tn by expectoration, i'ui fit s th hi .t, thus euros Coususupt lo! , wt.t u t)7t). remedy fulls. "Hchenca's K, a-t i T.mi:" f cure of Dyspepsia or I udU;e -.tion, t diseases arising fr.,.iu d ;hllity. 'I'lrt lnvlB'irates the ill,;-!.l o ortoti.-', mi the place of theiv.rrK Juice w in n deficient, and then em bits the put dijOHt tu most nutrl loun foo I, I. sovereign remedy ior a tl canes of s tion. "Bchonck'sMandialte I'liis," onn most valuable rrdlcli is ever dls: being a ve,eialIi hub' tltuta for en and having all tho us ;!ui propurtH crlbod to that mineral, wllhont prod any of Its Injurious ejrectn. To these thieo m Hiieiiiei J r. Bchenck, of Phlladt-lj-hl-i, owen hi rivaled success lu tho 'Ireat uieut o; moulo Consumption, ' ho i'uliuonic ripens tho moibld attcr, di;,cbar and purifies the bio d. Ihu Pills act upou the liver, remove structlons therefrom, give t healthy tone, and cum Liver (.; ... which Is one of t!io i j'.Jd prontliu,. I of Consumption. The Htta-Weed Toi io Jnvln-;-.'. powers of the stomacl., and by sirm lng the dlireritlou and bilnft;-; ii 1 mal and healthy cau Ulo.-i, It. quality of the blood, oy whlcu : .. formation of ulcers r ubi ic . -t lungs becomes Import ib!e. To. -." action of hes mu. Win:, as plained, vr I cure ev ty caso of t tion, if the r uiedles are umJ i i ' tho use of the In pei severed la k:1 ly to bring the ea .e to a UvomW; t.. Hon,

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