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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-03
FEMALE COLLEGE.

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This institution will be re-opencd THURSDAY,
October IL 1859. The Principal who has hxd m
extensive experience in the conduct OF FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, VIII spare no efforts
70 promote The intellectual, moral and physical
development Of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school arc regulated TO suit
the exigencies q the times
Terms per session OF nine scholastic months OF
four wccks each, ending June 20, 1850
Board Including lights, washing ana fuel. SIG
Tuition In academic department.. %
Tniti IN In primary department.. ;............. 70
Latin French and Spanish. each. .:........... Is
Music on the piano, Including Tocsl.......,.. =
Use or instrument.
OIL painting on canvas. ~
Drawing ...s..ss.. w
PAYMENTS one-half In advance.
pupils furnish tneIr own towels and table nap
kins.
For further information, circulars win Do sent
V" 8. F. NOTTINGHAM. Farmytlle. Va
REFERENCE The Trustees Of The College
&C Ism
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ROOFS AND STATIONERY.

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CALENDARS, &C., 1SIO-We offer to our
" customers and the public, without charge,
FIVE KINDS OF CALENDARS for pocket
ONCE. and counting-homse we have FOR salo
81 LMASACS and DIARIES for pocket odice,
and for physicians. Also. 5000 BLANK BOOKS
EN- braclnc all sizes and kinds from the smallest
memorandum at SC. to the largest ledger " ~.
ACCOUNT BOOKS MADE TO ORDER.
RANDOLPH q ENGLISH,
tal-dSw 1918 Main street.
1Or0 STATIONERY AND BLANK
lCfO. BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
WOODHOUsE & PARIiAM invite the attention
OF merchants, bankers aflG others, TO their stock
Of BLANK KOOkS and STATIONERY for tho
desk and counting room. including copying
presses, Inksta nds, the best inks I'm use. wiring
pal er Of every description envelopes steel pens.
gold pens, blotting-p paper, desk foiios Day
Books, Ledgers Journals, Cash Books. lSvoiee
Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books; bsDk booksi
Calendars, for the year r70
deal WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAT.
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VIRGINIA: In circuit court Of the city
Y of Richmond. December eth 1850:
NJ. & Brown, John MIllidge, DR., and Fanny C.
Millidge his wife, who was Fanny &: Robin
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yOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
QATE GENERAL AGENT ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE WITG VIRGINIA STATE IEsU,
RANCE COMPANY,
ONE DOOR WEST OF POsT-OFFICE,
WILL REPRESENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CozPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN Isia.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY II
TIE WORLD.
Oash receipts for the year ending February !,
1859, over 5lS, 700, 900.
and mortgages worth double the amount loaned.
over $32 900, 900.
Number Of policies In force February l, 1855,
s., 4ss.
This IS an all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
PAyY, and y conducted tine only principle
which time and experience has proven 70 he uiti
mately safe and trustworthy. All OF Its proht
are divided annually among the insured In TN
most equitable manner, which can be used 70 Ne
crease the premiums or IN purchase addittopa
Insurance, at the option OF the pollcy-holders.
DIR. j. B. MCCAw. Medicsl Examiner.
upo,,, Insure e. your Property With ho,p,xv
JOHN L: BACON, President
WM. II. CHRrsTIAN, Secretary.
Applications solicited.
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PARTICIPATION INSURANCE.
system Of insurance under which company's
ability to pay It's losses keeps H pace with its In.
creaslng liability to incur loss without imposing
any liability whatever upon the holders of Its pol
cles.
CONTINENTAL
FIRE) INSURANCE.. COMPANY,
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT OF JULY, 1850:
% e. 20, ,sS oso ~ ~
This Company insures against loss by IRE on all
kinds OF property at reasonable rnt9s. Three
quarters Of the profits are divided In July OF each
Year TO its customers In scrip bearing Interest a.
Six per cent. per annuIn, and redecmable In cash
In the order OF its Issue.
THOMAS :. ARHISTEAD, Agent,
Once llla Main street Richmond.
BENT & COFFROTH, Agents,
Winchester, Va.
Col. MAURICE s. LANGHOkEE,
Agent, Lynclburg Va.
SAMUEL r. BORUM.
Agent. Norfolk. Va.
Applications for agencies In other parts OF the
State NAV be made to GIBSON & ROSE, State
Agents. Address box les, Richmond, Va.
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The Presidents Receptton.
Various Items.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Court O
claims will meet on Monday.
General Mcclellan visited the Presiden
to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL SEM
INARY.-The Seminary of the German
Evangelical Synod of the West, which
has been established in Perry Town
ship, in the late residence of John
Laval, Esq, will be opened on the
18th of January.
As It's name indicates it will be a re-
Iigious school, in which young men
will receive instruction preparatory to
the commencement of a theological
course in the College of the Synod, at
Martinsville. Mo. The course of in
struction embraces general science
and literature, modern and ancient
languages, including primary instruc-
ton in Hebrew. Singing, piano and
melodeon viii also be taught, and q
department. VII be set apart especially
for the education Of teachers, with the
intention Of fitting them to enter upon
their duties as such as soon as they
leave the institution.
The Seminary commences of course
on a small scale, and in q leased
building, but it is the intention to buy
the property at the expiration of the
lease and extend it. It is also the In
tention to add a department fol
younger students. either as board.
ing or day scholars. The institu.
ton is now under the charge Of Rev
Professor Charles Kranz, q graduate
of German universities, who has beer
in this country about year and 9
half, and who is at present the only
Professor engaged, until the schoo
shall have been enlarged. so as to
accommodate fifty or more students.
except that an English teacher will
be provided at once.
1t is expected that the Seminary
will receive considerable encourage
ment from the Germans of Evans
vile and vicinity, as it will depend il
a great degree upon them for its sue
cess, and the expectation is based il
great part on the fact that there ar'
but few institutions Of the kind in th'
United States
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
Amasements.

JOHN E. OwENs.-To write up
John E Ovens. who opens tonight at
the Opera House, would be like at
tempting to write up" Shakespeare.
His merit Is so we'll known, and his
brilliancy so generally recognized,
thatitis embarrassing to speak Of him al
all further than 70 herald his coming,
for With one so N-ell known and SO
much admired, this Of itself would be
sufficient to fill the house to overflow
ing.
Tonight Mr. Ovens appears as
Major Wellington DeBoots, in the
comedy of "Everybody's Friend, y
one Of his specialties. in which be
has received the universal praise OF
the press wherever he has been. for
the rare comic power be displays, and
the perfect naturalness of his define
atoms Of the clustering, self-satisfed,
yet faint hearted Major.
"Forty Winks" is the closing piece
in which Mr.. Ovens appears as Jere-
miah Scroggins, a character in which
he keeps the audience in a continual
roar.
A very large number of seats have
already been reserved, and the pros.
poets are that the Opera House will
be crowded tonight.
TIE GATE COnQUE TRoUPE.--
This troupe open on Tuesday evening,
mt the Opera House, and their fine
reputation. both as ladies, gentlemen
aud artists. Eill insure them full
hoasss daring their entire stay.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
PROCEEDLNGs
OF THE
County Commissioners or Wander
bursh UUunEls
Special Term, Dee. I've.

MONDAY. DEC 18TH - Present
james d FAIR and James Erskioe.
Com miz-i0Orrs.
CITaered, t. at the mon hly al Ow-
ance of j M } 4eger, keeper of Pest
Hol ne, BE- SIS
TIE follow Bg ailowat ces were
made: j b M4Khee. VIE WIug road, 50;
H & B nhleriDR. umb-r for roads.
Sl2 40; ID q al War -t-dt. N ais Tor
ElsouSo B ard, $40 so; p tt Fuchs,
on tor C1un = A ylum, Sl2 90 an 1
~uudries, tor public buIlIIug-, 500;
L. uis Altva e., w,rk ~ jail, 80
TUESDAY. Dec 20TH - ordered
That $115 be ., propr ated and plIo
the Trustee Of Perry Township, 10 re
mar Lower NJ ,uut Vernon road.
Bobd OF Charles B B4temaa as
County Surv yor, with William Baker
and @ 'Wesseler as suretIes, lied
and approved.
ing and glazing, s77 IA; John Miller
provisions to paupers, 81 W; W. II
| French & Co., mating and shades fol
Court House, $62 90; Philip Decker
services Is Auditor, as per bill ex
| amIneQ anu IOQuQ cOIIcCb W COUAt1
Attorney. 1898 65.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 2lsT.-
At the request of the Board, th'
County Attorney, Fl. A. Madison
ESQ. presents his written opinion upor
the question: Is the tax, properly as
sessed, as shown by the Duplicate, {
lien upon the real estate situate II
said county, at the time owned by the
person so taxed, although the assess
ment be made upon real and upor
personal estateP
lyon are referred to sec. 112 and
lib (G. g. II PIP. 80 and 100, which
sections taken together clearly 1ndl-
cate that all t1TeS are perpetual ieE
upon all property, real and personal
Owned at the time by the individual
sssessed. and continue lien upon the
same Notwithstanding said property
NAV have been transferred.
Ordered, That a certified copy o
opinIon be furnished the Treasurer.
AlloaUances.-J oseph SchWab, over
payment of taxes on improvements
1912: Evansville Gas Co., $2O7 80
Philip Decker, one months salar.
as Librarian, $33; Joseph Emmons
keeping sick pauper,. and coffin, $50
Stearns Hatch, work Cd Locust Hi
gravel road, $13 20; John Kratz
blacksmith work for roads in Centr
Township. S23; j. D. Fair, three days
services, SO; James Erskine, thre
days services, 80.
Ordered, That the Board adjour
till Monday. January 2 1871.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
R ~ e b n e SV ..
For Other River Items See Thtrd Pcgs.

tut NbfteT LSso6T LtSffsS G4e6 1UbTL rugs
The weather cleared up last even
ing and grew rapidly colder. The ex-
treme cold has checked the rise, and
the river was about at stand at mid
night, with the mercury at 8Oo ab owe
zero. Ice was forming rapidly and
we shall not be surprised to see the
river full of ice to- day. The ad-
dtional arrivals and departures last
night we're the Quickstep, to Cairo
Evansville, to Bowling Green; Mary
Ament, to Cannelton; Emma Floyd,
to Cincinnati; Mollie Gratz. Cairo to
Louisville; Nick Loogworh, from
Louisville.
The Qaickstep left with an excel
lent trip of freight and full of people.
1.-The Evansville also had full trip.
The Mary Ament had nice trip out.
............The Mollie Gsatz passed up
at 6 Pm With moderate trip.........
Tie Nick Longworth arrived at $3.50
with 200 tons, including 100 head Of
horses and cattle, 600 head of sheep,
and 100 head of hogs. She lies over
here till 10 A. NJ. to day, and will take
a large amount of freight. She will
also take a large quantity of coal,
which is scarce and high below. Cap
Lew Hates stopped over at Louis
vile to attend to some law bust
ness, and will join the boat at
Cairo or Memphis. Captain Eugene
Bowers was in command and was
managing matters just as if he had
been theirs before. and we guess he
has. The collision between the
Longworth and the Wild Wagner
was fearful episode in her history.
The Wild Wagner struck her fair in
the bow and penetrated about twenty
five feet, cutting her down three or
four inches below the water line, but
having 800 deokers on board, with a
a large crew. the deck freight was
thrown overheard in less than five
minutes, and the boat was kept afoat.
No steamboat, perhaps, ever survived
so fearful o woun d.........The Emma
Floyd came up to the wharf last even
ing, and left for Cincinnati about z
o'clock without either freight or pas
-sengers. Size is again as straight as
single and as sound as a dollar......
The West Wicd and Mary Miller will
be in this morning with big trips Of
cotton".......The Mary Miller will re
turn to Memphis on Saturday, posi-.
tively......."We have not been advised
as to the movements of the West
Wind. Her commander, Captain Alb.
Carey. arrived here By the Quicksteu
yesterday, but we failed in our at
tempt to interview him................,,
The Peyiona and barges were due at
Cairo esteriay. She has large lot
of railroad iron for the Evansville.
Henderson and Nashville Railroad. to
be delivered at Henderson, and which
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
PICOLILi.

THE Iron Moulders Ball, occurs on
Tuesday the 9th. at National Hall.
THE Thermometer indicated 10o at
2 Jam. yesterday, 20' at noon, and 10
at 9P.M.
RELIGIOUS notices must be in the
Office before two o'clock this after
noon to insure their insertion.
THE Morning Star Circle have an
other social hop at Masonic Hall. on
Tuesday, January 10Th.
The intended hop Of the Terpsi,
choreans. tonight, is unavoidably de-
layed, on account of the absence from
the city Of several members.
TICKETS for Mr.. Carpenters lee.
ture, on Tuesday, are for sale at the
JOURNAL counting room, and at the
Post Office News Stand.
THE past few days of cold weather
have made fine skating, the ponds in
Lomasco and the canal affording ex-
cellent opportunities of enjoying that
healthy sport.
THE cold weather must be a puri-
fer of morals. Not a case was before
the Recorder or the JUSTICES yester-
day, except Of the most civil charac-
ter.
MoCoRKLE & TWEED have nearly
completed full outfit of look-boxes
for Henderson, Ky. Ready made
Post Offices are an article of Evans
Vile manufacture.
THE cypher in which the markets
are telegraphed. informs the public
that aloes are offered at aims, and that
there is no glory in the New Orleans
market.
A REPORT reached this city last
night that great portion of the town
Of Brandenburg. KY. was burned yes
terday, but no particulars could be
learned.
INA fight at Uniontown, KY, on
Wednesday night. knives and pistols
were freely used. One man was
killed and another supposed to be
fatally wounded.
IT is to be hoped that the Teachers
Institutes throughoutthe country, like
the Institute in session here. will pay
some attention to to phonetic spelling,
and, if possible, effect 3 reformation
in the photography of the English
language. By which the letters that
comprise word viii represent q GER
tain, and not an uncertain sound, so
that the memory of 8 child may not
be burdsned in consequence of a rub
ishy system, and thus leave it more
time to acquire other useful knowl-
edge.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
Tae

c. Kratz, ESQ, Evansville, Ind:
SIR:-We take pleasure IN giving
our testimony to the superiority of
your Portable Steam Circular SdaO
MUS. We believe that they are the
best Mills made. The one that we
purc based of you and put in operation
the latter part of June, has given en-
tire satisfaction after trial of FIVE 90
months, and we take great pleasure
in stating that we are well pleased,
both with the mill and the gentleman
Mr.. P G. Calvert-that you engaged
TO run the mill for US. We think that
he is as good sawyer as ever took
hold of saw mill.
We run on from 80 to so pounds of
steam, using nothing but portion of
the green slabs to make steam. We
can make one thousand feet Of inch
boards per hour in this hard timber
Coax. ash. elm, pecan, walnut and
birs' de orc).
Our mill "a double 62x30 inch saws
is all that you represented and thai
we could ask it to be.
Yours, truly.
| dec 20 t&f WILEY Il HARRIS.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

A MISUNDERSTANDING of the
crittqns of the Philharmonic Concert.
some days ago. the Courier said it was
partly written BY the editor in chief
Of the JOURNAL. and when this was
denied, it replies: Perhaps We are
mistaken. We made the assertion on
the authority of tie local editor Of the
JoURHAL." It is well known to q
number Of people in this city that the
above assertion is destitute of the
slightest foundation in truth. The
local editor of the JOURNAL has
steadily refused to speak to any of the
Courier editors upon any subject what
ever for several months. Nor has he
ever said any hing to any other person
that could be twisted into any such
meaning. The falsehood is gratuitous
on the part of the Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

A REPLEvIN suit before Justice
Walker was settled a day or two ago
by the defendant yielding up some
stolen iron and paying the cost.
after a stout attempt to resist the
suit at first. Bit the two colored
boys who sold him the iron do not
get off SO easily; they lie in Jail,
awaiting a trial for larceny. One of
them having been told that officer
Jackson was after him, went Of his
own accord to the police Office. and
surrendered. acknowledging having
taken the iron, but pleaded that he
thought it useless. Is it not a little
unjust to hold the thieves and let the
receiver 60 free on the payment of
costs?
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

PERsoNAL.-Judge L. Q. DeBruler,
of Rockport, arrived in this city last
night, after a lengthy tour. looking
after the interests of the ROckport
Railroad.
Addison Fl. Sanders, formerly Of
this city, has been appointed. By the
President, Register of the Land Of
fee at Helena, Montana, as will be
seen By the list of Executive appoint.
ments in the telegraphic columns.
Mr.. G. T. Sullivan, one of the ed
itors of the Deaf Mltte Home Circle,
arrived in the city last night, from
Omaha. and will call upon the citi
zsns for the next few days, soliciting
subscriptions.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
RanR Notice.

The following Banks will be closed
Monday, December 18th, (for Christ
mas) and Monday, January % (fol
New Years 1t is desired that al
paper maturing on the days named be
paid December 24th and 31st:
Evansville National Bank,
j G.. KENNEDY, Cashier.
First National Bank,
JAS. Fl. CUTLER Cashier.
Merchants National Bank,
M. HENNING, Vice Prest.
dnno2 d
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
Great Annual sale.

The lateness of tho season, and the
enormous stock which we are carry
ing, necessitates our commencing at
once our Grand Clearing Sale of
Winter Clothing. We offer our entire
stoek of magnificent goods at prices
unmistaksbly lower than any we have
ever before offered, under any cir
cumstaoess.
Now is the time to buy good OUer-
coats, or q nice Winter Suit.
STRoUsE & Bios,
dec22-tf IS Main Street.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
LOCAL NOTICES.
FINE.

The holiday slippers 1 am now sell
ing so rapidly are admitted to be the
finest display of the kind ever seen in
the city, and those not yet supplied
should call to-day, or early to-mor-
row.
Also white lacs boots and slippers
for bridal and party purposes.
Call to-day or early tomorrow.
T. w, TURNER.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
Books sst Auction.
1000. 1000 Vo1um oB
stan dard Works.
Sale at 10 AN. and Bpm.
dec22.tf ELLIOTT & BRo's.
Post Omca NnfIce

Post once Notice.
In order to conform to the change
of time on the E. & 9. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed ct
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at 2 Am. Closed from II: 10
P N. till 12:45 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1890 PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 Am. till 5:30P.M.
E. c. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 1918 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:10 Pm.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 1870
PHI.
Mail arriving at 9;35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1915 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
nov21.tfl JoHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

SILvER-PLATING - Harry Smith
JeweIle al h .l,ock & F0rd's, Maui
Street. IS executing 6ne b. of SILVER
plating. AID reburuishIDg old ware ID
good yle. He also has an excell,n
polish for cleauiog silver ware, which
we can recommend TO the public.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

County COMMISSIONERS pub
fish this morulug eomp'e e abs fae
of the prooee Ings Of the special err
OF the Cous = "Reminiscences together
win al The ailowaoces of the BOaru
tn. Board Evil meet again on the 2
Of January, 1871
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

CHRIsTMAs.-As Christmas comes
on Sunday. the arrangements through
out the State are to celebrate Monday.
The banks and public Offices Of this
city, following the example, will be
closed on that day. and no JOURNAL
will be issued on TUESDAY, the typo:
following the general example.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
Leave YOnrOrdara

$50 dressed turkeys.
100 chickens.
80 dozen celery.
90 cases corn fed oysters.
The above will be at Caldwell's
Family Grocery, Saturday, Dec. 24th.
All orders promptly filed.
VIM. CALDWELL,
dec23 2t No. 9 First Street.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

A NICE PRESENT


FOR YOUR
Wife, Mother, Sister, Daughter, or
o,hsr Female Friend or Rela.
tive. would be
A fue Black Silk Dress.
A handsome colorcd silk Dress.
A NOR Antique Silk Dress.
A japanese silk Dress.
A Meteor silk Dress.
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress.
A Silk COrderoy Poplin Dress.
AFre6ob Velour silk & Wool Dress
A French SILK Poplin Dress.
A six EpaBselino Poplia Dress
A Satin Striped POplin Dress
A French Merinoi an Empress
Cloth; an Alpaca a Mohair Poplin
a Plaid POplin; q Striped Mohah
Poplini a Motaed Mohair Poplini
TOnge POpllni a Delaiue or a Calico
Dress a nice Cloak silk Velvet for
Cloak a fne shawl a Lady Frank
lin JNoketi q West Point Arab; q
pair Of Bed Blankets a MarseilleB
Quilt Piano Cover; Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins Balmoral
Skirt; box Of Stockings 4 Lace Hand
Eerohief or Collar . pair Of ThomB-
sons GlOve-atting Oorsstsi a fno Fam
sett Of Toilette Mats; a pair Of Kid
Gloves; Glove and Handk'f Box
A Nice Present for a Gentleman
Is aico Wrapper. a box Of Hand
kcrohiefsi half dozen half Hose
pair of Cloves pair Of suspendsrsi
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vest; O
Crayati a Gents Shawl 3 sett Of On
derwear; a fpo white Shirt box Of
Collars Neck Tie, and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, Of
10. r. LINDLEY & BROS
20 Main Stree
Near the Court House.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
DIED.

RMITH-On Wed 0esday, the 21st inst,
Mrs. LUCINDA SMITH, aged 4S years.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence, on Second Street, TO day at two
O'Clock. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend without further notice.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23

Called communication of Evans
vile Chapter No. II, this (Friday)
evening for installation of officers and
other important business. To be fol-
lowed By installation of officers OF
Lavalette CommaudeTy No 10.
1t A. j. COLBURN, Sec.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-23
81 MAIN STREET. 81 MAIN STREET
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!

2. L. GEISSLER & CO.'S.
Who have determined to reduce
their large and elegant stock of
Watches, Diamonds, Jel0elry, SGlUer
Ware. SilUer Plated Ware, Gold Pens,
Gold and SilUeT SpectdcLes. Opera and
Field Glasses, American and French
Clocks.
The above goods will be sold, re-
CARELESS to cost, up to January LIST,
1871. This is a grand opportunity to
get your Christmas presents cheap.
We call special attention TO our
stock of Americna and Foreign
Watches in gold and silver cases, for
ladies aud gents. Also to our stock
of Gold Opera Chains, Gold Guard
Chains, Gold Leontine 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 and 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 frs
choice. Everybody is invited to cal
at 2. L. GEIssLER & Co.'s,
81 Main Street, near I'd.
TERMS CASH, dec16 tian1