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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-29
EAST LINE

FAsT-LE, YE5 WEsT-IEANES
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily al 800 p. N. daily at"... 7:UD a. NJ.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr ......... D:
Baltimore. ....SaO a. u. ARRIVES At
WASN'T ne iiygiO GAINESVILLE ...l2.U r. ".
New York 4:IU p. " Columbus. 3:5J "
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyFs wEsT-LEAYEs
Wheeling leaves WhetllhB
daily at. ll.2j p. VI. daily at...-Il:ijA. ~
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Grafton. Iay A. ". Newark ...... O'-u a. W.
Baltimore 4:lj p. ". Sandusky.... $50 y. ".
Washt'n CiiyB:Zj columbus. 7:bA. N.
New York ...-b:UO A. cinclnnhtl.-lZ:D N.
Sundays excepted "sundHyS excepted
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAVE5
wheeling ioWheeling
daily at. IO5j a. NJ daily at...-I3sJI =. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. ...... $40 p. M.,Iane~ylle.... BdD
Parkersbg... Eij Newark .......lWp
CumberId.. lois ,Sandusky .... 300
sundays excepted. Sundayh excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tons at Baltimore with trains for Phlladel-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all foinus
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
" - " JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
X. T. DEVRlES,
dec7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Sold by best druggists everywhere.

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. JyS
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating in the Profits.
Dividends paid last year 40 per cent.
A success without precedent in this country
or Europe.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

ITNIINN NH FNTNFS9N.
EAST-LEASES wEST-LEANES.
Wheeling Leaves WhttIlhB
daily nj .j:2O A. NJ. daily at...lGtj 4. ".
ARRINEsAT BallaIr .......l l;bj \. ".
GraftOn........ g::U \. NJ. ARRIVES At
Cumberland 2:2IP. N. Newark.......I:l5 y. VI.
baltimore S:yD Saudusky .....EiO "
Washn Cityl0:OO Columbus....b:.H =
New York -. $50 A. n. CincinnRtL.lUO
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. B.

- -zzE=zzsE1 On AND AFTER NO
- ...ss..---fsfI venber -, 1879, Trains will
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, thai dreadful and Destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
walked to ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, msy
call with null Gun fidanCa.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate nom one vi the most EN-.
inent Colleges in the United states, and the
greater part of whose lie has been spent in
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsew here, has ciiectsd some OF The most
astonishing cures That were ever knownl
Many troubled with ringing In the heaa
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed nj sudden sounds, bashtul.
uoss, with frequent blusling. attended som,:
times with deTagement OF mind, were cured
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TAKEPARrICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, a habit
frequently learned from evil companion.
or AT school, the effects OF which are nightly
iclt, even when asleep, and II not curel ron
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young man, the hope
Of his country, the darling OF his paTenisj
should les snatched nom AL prospects and
eWoymenN OF life 10y the conseqoncea 81
dcyinting from the path Of nature and In
dulging I'm n CERTAIN secret habit. such per-
SONS mmI. heiOrc CONTEMPLATING
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men coute1n-
Weakness, organic debility, deformitis,
speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF
DIR. j., may religiously confide In his honor
a. gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his SKIN rs physician.
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PIROIIIi.


TEACHERS are interested in Mr.. 7
w. Peck s local notice.
"soHooLs OUT" The public
schools have vacation until after
New Year.
The Non-Formalite Club have their
next hop at the residence Of DR.. Nor
gan Oh Tuesday evening.
The Turnyerein of this city are
down for a dance on the ID of jan
uary.
"LUMPAoI VAaABUNDUs,p is the
name of an entertainment to be given
by Mr.. NJ. j. Seeman, in Masonic
Hall. on the 10Th. s
BLUE Grass bridge is finished and
ready to be inspected and accepted
By the Commissioners at their next
session.
CARMoDY prepares for Christmas.
His artistic touch will convert ever
greens into all manner Of pretty orna-
ments for churches and homes. See
his advertisement.
ALL the pork packers are now IN
full operation. Mr.. Ruffner commenced
on Thursday, and cuts again to-day,
as do also Akin, Foster and Elliott
Spare ribs and tender Ioins are in
order.
MANAGERS Of parties and balls will
find an entirely new and unique style
of badge among the stationery novel
ties at the JOURNAL office. No charge
for showing them, they are Gssort ed
patterns,
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL Court - Hoa. Chas. Il.
ButteJfeld, presiatag.-The trial Of
John Brown for larceny was oontin.
usd to Tuesday.
The trial of J. E. Taylor for assault
with intent to kill. is set for the same
day.
RECORDERS CoURT.-N. Willard,
Esq, prestding.-Charles Williamson
rested for completely in the till tap
ping operations of Tom Orump, was
discharged.
Andy McGarry got more rum than
he could carry. For this excess his
fine was laid at Sc %, which Andy
paid.
Richard Monroe got 50 drunk that
he had to be carted to the lookup,
whittier he was returned for want of
So % wherewith to sppesse official
wrath.
A man. whose name is suppressed
at the request of the officers, paid
Sc 35 for peltiDg the boat of neigh
Dor with brickbats, on the night of
the 18th.
Not complaint ruffisd the peace
full surface of a Justices docket yes
terday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending December 18th,
as appears By the County Auditors Re-
cords:
James S. wis to George Sanders, Lots
A. and 81 Blocz 81, Lamasco. for 5000.
Angelina Applicable to Phil u Merz
undivided one-third OF Lot 8, Block 10.
Eastern Enlargement, for SS3 80.
z. =. AZ dellolt TO y. M. Lacey, part OF
fractional Section 5, 9, II, for 5000.
Angelina Tribe to ID. g. Keller. Lots q
and 10, Block 8, RockWell's Addition, for
John s. Avery to Henry Earl. Lot IA
Block ?, Me4nnerny's Enlargement, for
Joseph NIchtern to Chas, W. Douohtv
Lot >, Block Il, Northeastern Enlargement,
owen Garvey TO Mary Cleary, Lots and
3 Block 8, Shapes Infringement, for $500
SyIvanus Burnett to L. s. Long, part OF
4ractional Section p, z, II, for $500.
Moses Smith to Louis CALDWELL, Lot 90
Block j. Smtthiand, for $50.
Matthias Adler 70 Charles Ruschmeier
south One-half east one-haif northwest
quarter 10, 5. TO- for 8i,40O
III. Lehman 10 Peter Wolf, undivided
one-sixtn northwest quarter northeast
quarter 10, 8, II, for ESQ. $50
George Sanders 10 James s. wills, north
one naif mort neast quarter northeast quar-
Fannie Ellison TO Simon vaterna,,
part 10 OF q s9qtneass quarter northeast guar
John e. Taylor to James n. Brite. west
one-half southwest Quarter so51i, w.. gsss
quarter 8, 2, 10 for $500. "sSs
AIOnzo :. Stroud tOJauaes (saIraua s,..,ts
vided ous-haIf west one-hsIf y1orfh-ee-t
quarter 8. II, for 81, 500. ---" sss
a. Pfafnin, $. v. O., to II, o. Babcoer
$3.50. -
James p. swift 20 Mary Worth, I.ots 8. 8.
e =, ~ II, " ID "A u, I9, 81 and 81, in Block
also Lots q, y, % and "a, in BIocE AZ
69lzgrafss Enlargement, for 81, 900.
u. n ~ n tn
oneshalf middle one'third Lot SO Old Par.
FOR 5000
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telling him to name his price,
which they knew would be far too
high for them to reach, for he had
tried to have them take his wholelot,
when they first bought, and seemed
disappointed that they would not buy.
The Board were In a quandary--in |
the position of the man who built his |
sleigh in the cellar, and had to knock
the house down to getit out. 10 their
dilemma, gentleman who sometimes
deals in real estate became aware Of
their difficulty, and offered to effect
the purchase of the remainder of Mr..
Zimmerman's ground. at fair rate, If
they would authorize him TO do so.
which, after some hesitation, they did,
and he proceeded to do it in his own
way.
Meeting Mr.. Zimmerman one day,
he spoke of real estate matters gener-
ally, and then. suddenly. as if he had
just thought of it, said:
by the way, Zimmerman, why
didn't you sell the School Board the
whole Of your lot in the western part
of the city? I thought you were
smart, but I've changed mg mind.
If you were, you'd have sold the
whole piece"
why, I tried to-" said thinner
I man. but they wouldn't buy no more
1 ont. I'm sorry / sold any"
They'll build the school house
and have four or FIVE hundred noisy
young ones bowling around there,
and no one viii want the other FOR
residence purposes.
That's so. 1 wish they'd ha'
bought the rest on't [ didn't think
O. that A
What win you give me to sell it
for you?n asked Mr.. :" IF you
prove shasp enough you might sell il
,. The old man scratched his head
He didn't like to have his sharpness
doubted. It teased him, but the pros
pect Of selling it pleased him, and he
asked, HoF?" seT
IF you follow ny advice strictly
you can sell that property to the
Board. Judge - BEs Boosting :
short time ago, what nice quiet
place it was, and if you hint to bin
that you intend to start boiler shoT
on the remainder Of the ground. i
will put him in the humor Of buying
The idea pleased Mr.. Zimmerman
and he went off chuckling at the Gun
nipgness of the scheme, and a shorI
time afterwards met DR.. -, &
member Of the Bo&-d, and pat the
advice he had received into praesict
by naming his intention, and the
Doctor being 10 the secret reconstructed
with him, bat to no purpose, ''he
> must make the property available;'
but finally proposed thatif the Board
would take the ground at the price
paid for the first piece he would sci
! it, and the Doctor said ne would con
: suit the Judge and the other Doctor
who composed the Board, and le
: him know"
A day or two afterwards they lei
him know and the lotwas bought. Th'
; school house is now built, and tn,
: sharp Mr.. Zimmerman win learr
when he reads this story tLat his littl,
trick was one which the Schoo
Board procured to be played on them
: selves to ciFcumyent, while it gratifie'
his cunning. -
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Charles Cox. Of
the house of Fatman L Co.. arrived
fron New York last night. Mrs.
Il. G.. Van Ripper returned with Mr..
Cos, bringing with her. her sister-in-
law. Miss Van Ripper. e
Capt. j. "Gus." Lsmeke and a. &
Ghrader. Esq, returned home fFeu
short trips yesterday.
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Unpaid Letters.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,

= = OaL-OFEIUEl, NVAN5VILLB,
Dec. Is. 1870.
List of letters remaining III Post
Office, at Evansville, which nre in
sufficiently directed.
If not called for by December 24th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters viii please apply at the Caskier' 5
Office.
Mr.. John aTlgg, New Harmony. Ind.
Mr.. John Nortker, Broadway a72, Cincin-
natl, o.
Miss Katie e. Barker, Rockport, Ind.
MISS Rosa Lee Arnold, Covtngton, Ky.
DR.. A Leslie Peters burg. Ind.
A. J. Htgganbocthana, Greencastle. Ky.
Mr.. J. A. Bartholomew, AnsOnis Copper
Mr.. Jauaes Robinson. Paducah. -a-A
JOHN W. FOSTER. p. 81.
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g. @. NURSERY The proprietor Of
the old established Crescent City Nur-
sery. Mr.. George D. Bowen, has re-
Gently enlarged aud greatly improved
his extensive grounds, and be an
nounces in his advertisement this
morning that he has removed his res
idenoe TO the new and substantial
dwelling which he has just Completed.
Mr.. Bowen has, by honest representa-
tons and faithful delivery Of stock,
established a we'll earned reputation
for fair dealing in this business, which
is so open to deception, that our
friends may rely upon the execution
Of any orders theymay entrustfo him.
1t Is an important matter with fruit
growers to know that the money and
labor they expend in choice fruit trees
will, ia after years, yield them the
fruit they desire and anticipate; and
we believe Mr.. Bowen's guarantee in
this respect may be relied upon. We
are glad to see the substantial evil
deRees be gives of his success. /
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Life and Health.

The nCTUe tissue, when In healthy
condition, is largely composed of phos-
phorus in combination, which seems
to be the, agent of vital energy, not
ouly in the nerves themselves, but
also of the brain-the great centre of
these mysterious threads of life.
Then how is nervous prostration,
or debility to be permanently re-
lieved by the nameless. because SO
variously named) bitters, so exten =
sively advertised, which are simply
vegetable tinctures, made for tempo
rary stimulation, and to please the
palate, and thus to encourage private
tippling.
Phosporous and iron are the great
vitalizers of the blood and neTUe sys-
TENS and these remedial substances
are also compounded with potent veg
table agents in tho manufacture Of
CLOUDS INVIG0RATNG COR
DIAL, that the most salutary and
permanent results follow the proper
use of this great tonic, which is grow
ing daily in popular esteem and be-
coming a necessity in every house
hold. dec16 ct
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ny GEO. c. POPE.

. NFN97vs = 4O1 E9s
Yure thoughts within us ever rise,
And nobIer aspirations come,
Aswe think of songs hey ond the skies
From seraph voices round the throne
Then let us cherish. dearly prize
Those earthly voices God hath given
To those whose every note implies
Echoes Of songs In Heaven.
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PERsoNAL.-Bishop Talbot will be
il this city for his winter visitation
tomorrow. There will be no service
IN St. Paul's in the morning. that Che
Rector and congregation may attend
the services at the Holy Innooents.
The Bishop breaches at st. Pauts
Ct 7P.8I.
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CATHOLIC MEETING meeting Of
the Catholics Of the city will be held
IN the School Hall. at Trinity Church,
corner of Third and Vine Streets. on
Sunday evening, December 18th, at
Z o'clock, to consider the occupation
Of Rome By the Piedmontese Govern
ment. Spe2ches on the subject will
Be made. a
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A NICE PRESENT

/ ANA' $500
wife, Mother. Sister, Daughter or
other Female Friend OF Bela
tive, would 20
A ane Black SILK Dress
A handsome oolorod SILK Dress
A NOR Antique Silk Dress
AJapsueao silk Dress
A Meteor Silk DFess
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress
A silk Ccrderoy PoDlin Dress
AFfench Velour Silk 6 Wool Dresa
A French SIN Poplin Dress
A Six Epangsline Poplin Dress
A Satin Striped Poplia DHa
A French Merihoi an Enpfos
Cloth IN Alpaca Mohair Popiini
. Plaid Poplin 3 Striped Mohair
Poplini o Notified Mobair Poplih a
Tonee Poplin; Delaine or q Calico
Dress; e nice cloak Six Velvet for
Cloak emo Shawl; q Lady Erank-
lin Jacket a West Point Arab: o
pair Of BED Blankets lIareiIiea
Quilt Piano Cover Table Cover
Table Cloths aud hopkins Baimoral
Skirt box Of Stockings Lpoa Hs end
ksrohisf or Collar; q pair Of Thomp-
sons GlOYo-attihg Corseisi da5 Fani
set Of Toilette Mats q pair Of Kid
Gloves Glove and Handk'f Box
A Nice Presentror q Gentleman
Is nice Wrapper, box Of Hand
kerohiefoi half q dozen half Eose o
: pair Of Cloves pair Of suspeadersi
Pattern for Coat, Pspia Of Vest O.
Cravat . Gents Shawl asoti Of Un-
dorweari fno white Shirt box Of
/, Collars Neck Tic and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children, USEFUL and CHEAT, at
q 5. F. LINDLEY g BROS,
20 Main Stree
Near the Court House.
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TEACHING 4 SHARPER HOW rc
SELL REAL EsTATE.-In all oommu.
mites there are men Who are regarded
BY their neighbors as a little too SHARP
to be dealt with. except under eireum.
stances Of peculiar necessity.
In city not a thousand miles from
Evansville resides a person of that
description, who ia the owner Of q
large amount Of real estate and other
property who, if rumor speaks truly.
has seldom been oyeFreaehed in a
trade, but on the contrary has gener
ally managed. to leave people with
whom he has dealt, with the impress
sion that he is not profitable to trade
with.
The Board Of School Commission.
ers of that city had occasion to buy q
piece of ground recently. for the
erection Of school building. and this
elderly gentleman. whom we shall
call Zimmerman for short, possess
sing the only piece they liked they
bought it from him at good round
price. and gave orders to an architect
for plans for school building of a
certain capacity. a few days later,
when the plans were presented, they
found to their dismay that the capae-
ity they desired placed the diminsions
Of the building at trifle beyond the
size Of the lot they had purchased,
and The purchase of additional terri.
tory became a vital necessity.
To let Mr.. Zimmerman know the
state of affairs wonld be equal to
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GCKINEEY, CoLLIN Co, TEX
December 1sf, 1870.

ACkIN&EAs OO4gLlN - 4bA
December Isl, 1870.
c. Kratz, Esq, Evansville. Ind:
S1R:-We take pleasure in giving
cur testimony to the superiority of
your Portable Steam Circular. Sac
Nils. We believe that they are the
Best Mills made. The one that We
purchased of you and put il opera
/ ton the latter part of June, has given
entire satisfaction after trial of i've
(5) months, and we take great pleasure
in stating that we are well pleased,
both with the mill and the gentleman
Mr.. &c. Calvert-that you engaged
to run the mill for rs. We think
that he is as good a sawyer as ever
took hold of saw mill, AZ.
We run on from so to so pounds Of
steam, using aotbing but portion
! of the green slabs to make steam.
~ can make one thousand feet OF
inch boards per hour in this hard tim
Der lesks ash. elms pecan, walnut and
| birs' de arc - go
Our mill "a double 62x30 inch saws
Is all that you represented and that
ne could ask il 10 be.
Yours, truly. s lsear.I
Wiley & HARRIS.
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81 MAIN STREET. 54MAIN STREET.
BARGAINS J. BARGAINS!

P. L, GEIssLER & CO.'S,
Who have determined to reduce
their large aud elegant stock of
Watches, Diamonds. Jetcelry, iSiIrey
Ware. SilUer Plated RGre, Gold Pens.
Gold and SilUer Spectacles, Opera and
Field Glasses, American and French
Clocks.
The above goods will be sold, re-
gardless 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 American and Foreign
Watches in gold and silver cases, for
ladies and 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.
Ali goods waTra nted 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 FIRST
choice. Everybody is invited 20 call
az p. L. GEISSLER & Co.'s,
--s--=aaz=-aFi RI Main SF-oxsesa 49,. 81
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Post once gotIce.

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 2 AN. Closed FROM 1910
NJ. till 1913 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30P.M.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from q 30 A. II. till 5:3JPM.
z. q @. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 1918 An,
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:10 P NJ
Mail arriving at Noon open at 1896
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri.
buted for Lock Boxes at 1918 II.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
NOVEL I'll JOHN " FOSTER. p. Nj
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Basil Hatch
and Sophia Banks; John DoIlenmeyer
and Lizzie Paul, are the only person 8
TO whom marriage licenses have been
granted since the last report. @
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THE HUToHINsoNs.-This band of
vccalisss are justly celebrated from
the Penobscot to the Mississippi. and
from the Laks to the Gulf. Wendell
Phillips says of them: Lecture
Committees could NOS I am sure, plan
better for the entertainment and i'm
pro7ement Of their audiences by CIV
ing them. besides lectures, addressed
to the head, one addressed to the s0uI
from the Hutchinson Family" Reeol-
leot that they give q concert at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening,
in the interest of the Evansville Lii
brary Association. go
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New YEARS CALLING CARDS. We
have received our Calling Cards for
1871. Cal and see them, at the jour
+ NAL Job Rooms. They are beautiful.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TandeEbuFgh County Institute.
Al Teachers Institute for Wand err
burgh County, will be held in the
High School Building, commencing
On Monday, the 18Th inst, at 9. clock
AM. and continuing five days. 1t IS
hoped that there will be large at.
tendance oflfesehefs aud friends Of
edueation. Es
The School Trustees of the City
and County are respectfully invited to
Il. ". PEcK. School Examiner,
III M Marlborough County.
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Doors AND SnoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Raseh. on Second Street, below Main,
is the place to 60 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. Els prices are
from ten TO twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and ne
has larger aud better stock Of goods
than be ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. aa nova tf
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hThe partnership existing be-
tween John g. Schweizer and Chris
tan It. Brandt is to day dissolved by
mutual consent. John g. SehWeizer
settles all claims and is alone author
lied to collect outstanding accounts.
.- n JOHN g. EoHWEIzER.
yrzr CHRISTIAN 3. BRANDT.
Main Street Exchange, Dec IA, 1870.
dac1k Cd ..-Eall---e =. - - -
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WATOHRg Avn JEWRLRY Ar OOsT

Gust. Fl. Jageman will commence
to- day. and for fifteen days will sell
from his large stock OF Watches,
Jewelry and SilYerWare
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-17

The COUNTY L1BRARY.-Itmay be
interesting to the public to know that
the Auditors Office is open every
Monday evening, from seven to nine
O'Clock, when persons, so inclined,
can procure books from the County
Library.
Persons unknown to the officers
must bring q proper voucher for the
return Of books. before they can be
taken cut.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-17

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