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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-22
Amusements.

OWENS AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
Those who have heretofore com
planned of the want of first class tai
ent in those dramatic artists who visit
this city, will have no ground for
such a complaint when Mr. John Z.
Ovens visits this city on Friday and
Saturday evening. Mr.. OEeDs' repu-
tation is such that it needs no putting,
and the public only need to kaow that
be is coming, in order to have the
Opera House filed with an apprecia-
tive audience.
THE GAZETTE CoMIQUE TROUPE
This troupe. the excellence of which
is certified to By the whole press
wherever it has appeared, will delight
the amusement seekers of this city,
at the Opera House, next week.
Their entertainment consists Offarces,
burlesques, songs and dances, negro
eceentrioities, and the performances
Of the wonderful Denier, the tight
rope walker. trspczs performer and
comic pan feminist.
The company is composed Of about
fifteen excellent artists. whose per.
formances are not only highly enter
tanning, but are vouehed for By the
entire press throughout the country
where they have exhibited, % being
entirely free from even the slightest
faint Of vulgarity in either word,
look or act.
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PI,O.Il.
MERCURY down to 10

MERCURY down to 12a.
Up to yesterday, Foster had cut
3,O71 hogs, this season.
HOPKINS" has hoped off home
with his ward.
CHRISTMAS goods of the most ele-
CANT styles at Schlaepfer's.
TIE colored MasOus celebrate St.
Johns Day. on the 9th.
YESTERDAY was the anniversary Of
the landing of the Pilgrims.
LOOK we'll to your window fasten.
ings; sneak thieves are about.
STRoUsE's advertisement in the
local column. He is rushing things
Px.s ELLIOTT wants to know
whethee Brigham Young is not pork
packer, he has so many spare ribs.
TIE very cold weather Of the pas
Day or too Is not favorable for porl
cutting, the pork freezing. which rem
ders il hard to cut. For ali that al
our city packing houses are in full
blast, and ons can not go astray 70
4 tenderloins.
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The COurIS.

RECoRDER's CoURT.-N. Wizard,
Esq, presiding-Jacob Killinger,
who was arrested on . charge Of steal
ing pair Of boots. was discharged,
there being no evidence against him.
Harry Porter and Chas. Temple,
two cOlored boys, were arrested with
bricks In their hats, and more in
their hands, pelting some ono who
incurred their displeasure. They
we've fined IS 25 each. and the cash
was paid.
Gabriel Fields was arrested for lar
ceny; Gabriel had taken several arti
eles of clothing from 3 woman with
whom be had been living, but could
not be persuaded that he was wrong
because be had given the article 70
her in the FIRST place.
But" said the Recorder, when
you gave her the goods they were
hers. and you bad no right to take
them"
well" said Gabriel. "She done
guFe herself to me, an now she'm
gw;no away wild anudder fellcr."
The charge Of larceny was not
pressed, and Gabriel was fued s. %
for being disoTderly.
A river man vas f1.d so for play
fully throwing briekbats at q den on
Fourth Strset. He meant no harm
Of course.
The Criminal Court was not in SEES
sion yesterday. John Brown who
was tried for larceny, on Tuesday, was
found guilty. fined $40. sent to the
county Jail for ten days aud disfran.
eeised for two years.
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FOR 80.

0Nn CORDS coon HICKORY
a. ~ Wood, cheap for cash. On the
GO Ger OF Elm and Second Sts., oy CODY a
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Great Annual Sale

The lateness of tho season, and the
enormous stock which we are carry
ing, necessitates our commencing al
once our Grand Clearing Sale Of
Winter Clothing. We offer our entire
stock of megnihcent goods at prices
unmistakably lower than any we have
ever before offered, under any cir
cumstances.
Now is the time to buy good Cuer.
coats, or a nice Winter SUIT.
SrRoUsE Il BRos.,
dee22 If So Main Street.
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SNEAK THIEvING Ion Tuesday
evening a sneak thief entered the
residence Of Thomas E. Garvin, Esq.
on First Street, but being heard BY
Mrs. Garyin, he retrea.ed without Sc
curing any booty.
He was an unusually impudent
thief, for when Mrs. Garvin heard
his footsteps in the hall. surprising il
to be her brother, she called out to
him, rs that Erastus," when the
fellow answered, yes, and proceeded
up stairs. Mrs G.. not recognizing
the voice. went to the hall and look
ing out saw the intruder, who still in
sisted that he was Erastus, but hast
ily retreated followed By the real
Erastus. Finding that the gate did not
yield readily as he tried to get out Of
the front yard. he leapsd the fence
into DR.. Casselberry's yard. and from
there into Dir. Runeie's before he
could open a gate When out, he
was sean to run off in company with
with q boy who seemed to be waiting
for him outside. In a close, bat a
hort distance from where the fellow
was frat seen, all the silver ware Of
the family is kept, so that had he but
been aware Of the fact, he might
hsye secured > rich haul.
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Post once Notice.
In order to conform to the change
of time on the e. & G. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AM Closed from II: 10
P H. till 1874 P N, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30P.M.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AN. till 5:30P.M.
E. & @. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes 80 10:15 An.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:10 P n.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 1880
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1918 Pm.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
noV21-tfl john ". FOSTER, P. NJ.
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Teaen RS Instltu,r.


THIRD DAY.-The devotional ex-
ercises, conducted b, Mr.. Wytenbach,
we're altogether too ted Gus to serve
as a model for the op, ming Of school.
The repetition Of the Lords Prayer
By the &C ocl, in concert with The
teacher, as conducted By Miss Nc
Cutchau on the previous morning. is
far preferable. After some remarks
by Mr.. Peck on the programme for
the subsequent meetings Of the Insti-
ute, Mr.. Mooney was called upon to
discuss the self-reporfing system. BE
made some excellent suggestions, but
had scarcely become interested in the
subject when the bell for recess inter
rupted him.
The music. conducted By Professor
Tinker, assisted by many Of the teach
ers, at the close Of each recess. was
a cheerful and valuable addition to
the interest Of the exercises.
The subject of Primary Geography
was next in order. Mr.. Mooney ap-
peared to have good idea Of teach
ing, but was somewhat embarrassed
in his method Of explaining il. In
the discussion which followed, many
valuable Suggestions were made. and
several good plans proposed, which
if carried out in cur ungraded schools
would make this important study
more interesting and profitable.
The plan of teaching geography
more by maps and black. board exer-
oises and less By text books. is {
good one, and should be adopted By
all cur teachers.
The next halt hour was devoted t.
a discussion of the daily programme
for district schools. Mr.. Ewing wa!
called upon to give his views on the
subject. His plan Of leaving ovei
classes from one day to another. in I
crowded school. was objected to b.
Mr.. McCutcban, who advocated theil
consolidation. having q regular time
daily for each recitation.
The last half hour Of the morning
session was occupied by criticisms
and the reading OF the critics report
The. gentleman critic would do we'll t.
make the past tense 3 subject of care
full meditation. Miss Mayhew's crit
cisms were excellent. aud we'll read
Il would be we'll for many of oul
teachers to initiate her pleasant ton'
of voice.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
By request Of many of the teachers
Mr.. MeCutchan conducted another
exercise in map drawing. which wa
fully as interesting as that of the dsy
previous.
Prof Cows remarks on compost
| tion showed that be had made it an
object Of careful study.
For smaller scholars he would Civ,
them a picture, let them tell all the,
saw in il. and then write down wha
they had told. or be would read
story and have them reproduce il; b
gave an analysis Of words and topic
as a model for more advanced stu
dents, and adduced SONS amusing il
lustrations of the old fashioned wa.
of composition writing without pre-
Vious instruction.
The recitation in spelling. whieI
occupied the next half hour, was con
Quoted BY Miss McCutchan in
sprightly manner.
The last half hour Of the afternoon
session was employed in answering
the questions proposed in the quer.
box. Col. Butterfsld was called upoI
to answer the query, What are Ii,
qualifications Of a good teacher2" ant
Prof. zsller, Should music be laugh
in the public schools" which the
did in a very appropriate manner.
The Institute then adjourned.
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Life and Health.

The. aerUe tissue, when in healthy
condition. is largely composed of phos-
phorus in combination, which seems
TO be the agent of vital energy, not
only in the nerves themselves, but
also of the bFain-the great centre of
these mysterious threads of life.
Then how is nervous prostration,
OF debility to be permanently re-
lieved by the nameless, because so
Vari0usly named) bitsers, so extern :
sively advertised, which are simply
vegetable tinctures, made for tempo
rary stimulation, and to please the
palate, and thus to encourage private
tippling.
Prosperous aud iron are the great
vitalizers of the blood and nerve sys-
TENS and these remedial substances
are also compounded with potent veg
table agents in the manufacture of
CLOUDS INVIGORATNG COR
DIAL, that the most salurary and
permanent results follow the proper
use of this great tonic, which Is grow
ing daily in popular esteem and be-
coming . necessity in every house
hold. dec16 81
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HABEAs CoRPUs CASE. = Sheriff
Lichtenberger, of POsey County, was
in the city yesterday. having in charge
Henry ROeder, who is accused Of the
murder Of Mr.. William DoWney, at
WsdesVille, somewhat more than a
week ago. ROeder had been taken
before Judge Morris s, JohnsOl. pre-
siding in the Common Pleas Court Of
Gibson County, at Princeton, on a
writ Of habeas c0rpGs, when, after q
hearing Of the case. no was remanded
for trial, and his bail fixed at one
thousand dollars. Il is understood
that the evidence against Roeder is
wholly ciroumstantial.
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Republle Insurance Company.

There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Stockholders OF the Republic
insurance Company held at the office
of Nexsen and Baker, Managers, this
(Thursdsy) evening, at z o'clock, for
The election of President and ten
Directors to serve the ensuing year.
A prompt attendance is requested.
W. E HOLLIEGsWoRTH, Pres't.
NEXsEN g. BAKER, Managers.
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PzRsoNAL.-General Alvin p
Hovey, late United States Minister
to Peru, arrived last nisht By the
Morning Star, AMI went to Mt. Yer
non by the IdleHild.
Col. Geo. w. German, of Owens.
vile, who las been spending a day OF
two in the city, returns home thil
morning.
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CITY N f w s .
Lecture Poslponed jail Tuesday

Lecture Postponed Until tuesday.
Owing to some repairs 70 the fur
mace, BY which Trinity NJ. E. Church
is heated. and the fear that they will
not be completed in time to make the
Church comfortable this evening, Mr..
Carpenters lecture has been post
poned until Tuesday Of next week,
the 9Th. Those having tickets will
keep them, and they will be good on
that occasion. The le,ture, We have
20 hesitation in saying, will be one Of
the most entertaining ever delivered
in this city.
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FRASCEToSs caldwell County Ky.
DR.. II. ". Cloud:
My pen would utterly fail to des-
cribe the gratitude owe TO your To.
MIGRATING Cordial, for the good health
L now enjoy. I never knew what
good health was until I commenced
using your Cordial. and / au now
thirty three years old. I have always
been afflicted with liver complaint
and sometimes thought my case hope.
less, as | was confined to the house
two or three months at a time for the
last ten years. I have taken seven
bottles, and | am now well and able
10 work at my trade and support my
family, and making clear cash instead
of paying all l can raise to doctors
for their medicines. / have no way
of expressing my gratitude only to
recommend it to the suffering public,
Yours 10 haste,
dec16 st OIL. HoLLIRGswoRrH.
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Remember

That every perfon purchasing $40 90
worth Of goods at the JeWelFy Estab-
lishment OF 2. i. Geissler s. Co. is en-
titled TO a chance en- the beautiful
Stlcer Tea Set, to BE- seen in their
window, 81 Main Street. dec21
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a NICE PRESENT

Wife, Mother. Sister, Daughter, or
othsr Female F lend or Rela.
tive would be
A foe Black Silk Dress.
A handsome eolored Silk Dress.
A NOR Antique silk Dress.
A Japanese silk Dress.
a Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant Irish POplin Dress.
A Silk OOrdoroy PODlin Dress.
AFrenoh Velour SILK & Wool Dress
A French Silk Poplin Dress.
A silk Epapselino Poplin Dress
A Satin Striped Poplin Dress.
a French MerinO; an Empress
Cloth an Alpaca; a MOhair POplini
Plaid POplin; a Striped Mohai
POplini Notified MObair POplini
TOnee POplin; Delaine or a Calico
Dress; a nice Cloak silk Velvet for
Cloak fine Shawl a Lady Frank
lin Jacket West Point Arab;
pair of Bed Blankets a MaTsoilles
Quilt; Piano Cover; Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins Balmoral
Skirt; box Of Stockings a Lsoe Hand
kerchief or Collar; a pair of Thomp-
sons Glove-6ttiug Corsetsi a fne Fan;
sett of Toilette Mats a pair of Kid
Gloves Glove AID Handk'f Box.
A Nice Present for a Gentleman
Is nice Wrapper, a box Of Hand.
kerOhiofs; half dozen half Hose
pair Of Gloves pair Of suspendersi
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vesii q
Cravat; Gents Shawl; a set Of Uu-
derwear; ane white Shirt; q box Of
Collars Neck Tie, and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen aud
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, al
]. r. LINDLEY 6 BROS
70 Main stree.
Near the Court House.
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NJ 4 - = n 4 ..
Special Communication of Reed
Lodge, No. BIG. F. & A. M this
{ Thursday evening for work IN the
Third Degree. By order Of w. M.
Il. f. LAWRENCE, Sec'y.
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@ Prescriptions carefully filed,
at all hours, at Bridwell's Drug Store,
corner of Main and Third Streets,
dec6,f
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R~ All Dress Goods at reduced
prices at Coolidge's New York Store
j ust received new Velvet Ribbons
and Pushes, Kid Gloves and Az
traehan Cloaks; cheap for holiday
presents. deco st
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Sow Is She Time TO Get your Holl.
naE prPRRnfR

DAY FFesentB.
G.. a. BITTRoLFF & Co. have Just
received fine lot of Diamond Rings,
Gold, Opera and Leontine Chains, La.
dies Gold Watches, &C., all of which
We will cell at the lowest prices. We
do not wish to make fortune; all we
want is enough to pay taxes and shop
rent. Our living We will try to make
some other way. Give us a call; our
stock is large aud complete. Il will
be to your interest to do so. We
make no humbug about selling at or
below cost. No one can make ends
meet that will do so.
G.. a. BITTRoLFF & Co.,
dec19 No. AZ Main Street.
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B9r When you want the best, buy
Stiles Corn Fed Oysters.
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Call at the store of l. Ruffner. DR.,
No. 10 Water Street, between Syca-
more and Vine Streets, and supply
yourselves. dee2O 81
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Ranted.

A good Girl. competent to Cook.
Good wages will be paid. Inquire
corner Cherry and Water Street.
dec21-tf CHARLES FIELE.
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At RufFner's pork house, on Second
Street, between Wins and Division
next door TO Allis' -four store.
deco q
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cHRTgTNA9 APPLESftt

BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR stops q
cough at once and cures cold Ia 3
few davs, dec20d1meod&ReoW
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"a HAHN SHEET. 54MAIN sTREET.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS /!

p. L. GEIssLER & CO.'S.
Who have determined to reduce
their large aud elegant stock of
Watches, Diamonds. JetCelry, SsLUeT
Ware. Siluer Plated Ware. Gold Pens:
60 d and lSiLUer SpectacLes. Opera and
Field Glasses, Americas and French
Clocks.
The above goods will be sold, re-
gsrdless to cost, up to January LIST,
1871. This is a grand opportunity to
get your Christmas presents cheap.
We call special attention to cur
stock of Americna and Foreign
Watches in gold and silver cases, for
ladies' and gents. Also to our stock
of Gold Opera Chains, Gold Guard
Chains, Gold Leoutine Chains, Gold
and Silver Vest Chains, Solid Silver
Ladies'. Forks, Tea and Table Spoons
at greatly reduced prices.
All goods warranted as represented.
Our goods are all new aud stylish and
have not been picked over. All
grades of Genuine American Watches,
in 2, 3. 4, 5 and 6 ounce cases. at fac
tory prices. Call and get the first
choice Everybody is invited to call
at 2. l.. GEIsSLER & Co. s.
"a Main Street, near I'd.
TERMS CASH. dec16 tjanl
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spare NIB and Tenderlolns

ASTHMA is speedily relieved By
Barns PICTORIAL ELIXIR.
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B0- The Reliable-Stile's Corn
Fed Oysters.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab'
lisbed boot and shoe house of John
Rasch. on Second Street. below Main.
is the place TO 90 to buy your Winter
boots aud shoes. His prices are
from ton to twenty per cent. lower
shan the Main Street stores, and he
has a larger aud better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the equality OF
goods. nov9.tf
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AT COST.
ParNcEross. Caldwell County. Ky.

Now is the time to secure fine
Christmas presents cheap. decl0-ti
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When you want meat. not water
get 5ile's Corn Fed Oysters. No.
First Street.
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BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR ia sold
by all Druggists. Price One Dollar.
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Four hundred barrels from New
York aud Michigan, just received By
L. Ruffner, Jr., No. 70 North Water
Street. dec20 1w
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Send in your jars and cans and have
them 81 ed at Ruffner's PORK house.
deco 81
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Holiday Presents
AZ the Journal ONCE
GOLD PEEE,
POCKET BOOKS,
INITIAL PAPER,
FINE NOTE PAPER,
BEAUTIFUL PREUILG,
INKSTANDS,
IONIC Pan WIPER8,
and large assortment of Fine Station
cry at the JOURNAL Office. dee20 IF
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TIE SHORTEST DAY.-To day is
the shortest day Of the year, the sun
rising at z ;21 and setting at 4:37. In
ancient times, the seven days preced-
ing this day were called the Halcyon
Dogs The derivation of the phrase
so familiar and expressive of tran
guilty and happiness, is found IN the
Greek superstition that during these
days. while the hslcyOn bird, or king
fisher, was Matching, the sea was al
ways calm, and might be navigated
with perfect security.
Dryden refers to the superstition in
these lines:
amidst our arms IS quiet you shall bs
AS haieyons brOOding on Winter sea-"
ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-The cleo.
ton Of Local Directors of the Evans
Vile branch of the State Insurance
Company, Of Chicago. was held at the
Office of Clement. White & Co., last
night, and resulted in the choice of
Converse Clement, President; and
samuel E. Gilbert, Gel. w. E. Hol-
liogsworth. Isaac Keen, and Francis
J. Reitz. Directors; Bennett and
Decker. Managers.
The statement Of the Managers.
to the Stockholders. shows the result
of the business at this branch for the
past eight mouths, and Is high com
pliment to Msssrs. Bennett and Deck
or, and their efficient management.
The exhibit shows a much larger
net profit for the timo the Company
has been doing business here than
that Of any other worked on the same
plan, and its list Of resident Stool .
holders is larger than all other com.
pGnies combined.
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Post once Notice.

THE hest treatment for Group /,
BARR's PECToRAL ELIXIR.
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ohrIstmas Goods.

so dozen Assorted Jellies.
Also new Figs and Prunes, in box
es, barrels and jars. Call and price
goods. No trouble to show them.
WIN. CALDWELL,
dec20 No. 8 First Street
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WATCHES AND JERELRY AT COsF

Gust. 81. Jageman will commence
to day, and for fifteen days will sell
from his large stock OF Watches.
JeWelry and Silverware
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BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR never
fail in Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c.
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Fresa Arrival OF Goods for ths HOlI-
days az

Druggists. Main Street, between First
and Second. They have Just received
a splendid stock of Pocket Books,
which they are determined to sell very
cheap. Also, an elegant assortment
Of Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet goods
especially for the Holidays. GiTe
them a call. dec20-dE
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Family Lard.

All the people use Stiles Corn Fed
Oysters.
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Notice to Steamboatmen and
Owners

Owners.
%R n. BAKER w. REYNOLDS has
Az Tecsntiy patented an fruproYern emit,
70 be introduced into
Steam Boilers,
To protect them from Burning or Dag
ging. Its construction Is simple and easily
adlnsted. A Photograph OF the Invention
Gan De seen at p AOR&BROOKi5 s U. q.
surveyor OF Customs Water St., or W. q.
BLOWN q CO.'S Boat Store, Water Street.
Will give TO any one Steamboat in each
District the Right to use the
Sediment Ag1GafORs
Or SCALE PRoPELLBR free of cnarae, by
notifying me OF those wanting 70 use the
improvement also q descTipt Ion OF L1e
machine, and how it Is applied.
Address Box 10S3, BvansvllIe, Ind.
u. W. REXNOLDS,
EVANSVILLE. Dec. z, 1870. does
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FOR RENT.
LOST.

AN SECOND, BETWEEN CHERBY
and Locust, one Lady's Sleeve Button
with Coral Set. Tne finder viii be nber-
ally rewarded Dy returning to NO. g First
street. MILLER, GARDNER q co.
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~The annual meeting of stock.
holders of the Evansville branch OF
the State Insurance Company, OF
Chicago, will be held on Wednesday
evening next, Dec. 2lst, 1870, at the
Office Of Clement, White & Co., at
O'Clock PM. for the election of Di-
rectors. A foil and prompt attend
ance is requested.
dec15tf G. CLEMENT, Pres't,
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~Can't be beat-Stile's Corn Fed
OYSTERS.