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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-24


FIFTH DAY-Morniag Session.
Professor Zeller opened the Institute
by reading few appropriate passages
from Proverbs, and applying them to
a school in few we'll chosen remarks.
The following committees were then
appointed:
On Resolutions - Misses Mayhem.
Fisher aud Goulding. and Messrs.
Mooney and Wyttenbach.
To arrange for Rert years InstitHte-
Messrs. T. w. Peck. q. B. Woods,
W. II. Woods and A. j. McCutchan.
and Misses Anna Headen. Anna
Wack and @. K. Goulding.
The next hour was devoted, by
Miss Goulding, to illustrating the
method of teaching square root. Miss
Goulding proved by her illustrations
of the difficulties of teaching, that
she fully understood her subject.
Professor Tinker then devoted half
an hour to the subject of music, d.
recting his remarks principally to the
district teachers.
Mr.. Peck next interested the In.
stitute for a short time with an illus.
tration of how primary grammar can
be taught to small children. Profess
sor Knight kindly furnished 8 class
of bright little fellows for the pur-
pose of illustration. The teachers
were highly pleased with the enthu-
siasm of both teachers and class, and
the impression was general that it
would be well for all to do likewise.
The morning exercises we're closed
by some remarks from Rev. w. r.
Harmed, on What should be the
moral standard of the teacher" He
called the attention TO the fact that
some teachers were employed whose
moral characters were not good, and
said the Bible should be the standard
of judging their moral fitness. He
was followed by Profs. Cow, Zaller
aud Peck in some short suggestions.
afternoon iSessi0n.-Prof. knight
was present with class in grammar,
and illustrated the Participal and In.
fnitive. These subjects we're handled
in clear and concise manner, and to
the satisfaction of the teachers.
The rest Of the afternoon was de-
voted to general remarks and review
ing the works of the week. DR.. Cloud
was present and made few remarks
on the cause of education.
The Institute then adjourned to
meet next year.
The folio wing is a copy of the reso-
lutions reported by the Committee on
Resolutions of the Teachers Insti-
tute. and passed by them before the
adjournment:
Resolved, That as teachers we ought to
avail ourselves OF al possible means OF Inn.
provement in the duties of our profession
and that the County Institute furnishes an
exec lent opportunity for the accom- pIish-
ment Of this purpose, calling our attention
TO the exceilenCtes and deGrcLs OF various
met hods OF Instruction.
Resolved, That in consideration OF this
fact, we Will endesvor. by prompt attend
anee, by personal aid, and by every means
in our power, to promote the interests OF
this Association.
ResOIDsd. That our thanks are dus. aud
re;nereby tender ed, TO those teachers who
have SO faith ully and successful " labored
during the present week, not only to en-
tertaIn as, but also to impart valuable in
str uction.
Res 1fUed, That we recognize with graft
tude the iavOrs received from mSmberE of
tne city press, In the gratuitous publica
ton Of daily reports of our proceedings.
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Petty ThiaHIng.

Editors Journal:
| notice in your comments on the
replevin suit before Esq. Walker yes
terdsy, In reference TO the injustice of
Furnishing the young thieves, while
the receivers Of the stolen property
are permitted to 60 free.
I wish to inquire, through your
columns, of the legal fraternity, if
there is no remedy for the sufferers of
these petty thieves, and their abettors,
the receivers Of the stolen property !?
Il is we'll known that If 3 building
of any description In this city is vacat-
ed for a week that it is liable to be
entered and robbed of all the iron
CRATES in and around the premises. l
nave known Of an instance where q
vacant dwelling house, located in the
centre of our city, was entered by
climbing on the roof and through the
scuttle. After getting in, they took
of most of the bolts and several
locks. also the cellar CRATES, subjecting
the owner to an expense of eight dol
lars to replace them.
It is impossible to identify locks
and bolts, and the CRATES are invaria.
bly, broken, either before or soon af-
ter they are sold, 80 that they cannot
be identified.
lam convinced that the depreda-
tors are depraved boys, but would
they go to all this trouble without
some person or persons were in the
market TO buy their stolen goods,
and which the purchaser must have
every reason TO believe are such?
/ hope that others who have suf-
fered from this evil will give their
experience and suggest q remedy.
If there is no law to meet this case,
there should be one enacted.
A SUFFERER.
Ia the instance spoken of in yes
terday's JOURNAL the fault was
neither with the law nor its minis
tiers, but with the party aggrieved,
who declined to prosecute. A case
was before the Recorders Court so7e
months ago, in which a merchant on
the leYee had some bags stolen from
him, but not being posted in the re-
quirements Of the law, he found tho
prosecution Of the case too tedious
for him. and be permitted it to fail,
although he az the same time COM
planned of the frequency Of his losses
from petty tbieving, and gave express
sion to his belief that the person then
arrested encouraged it by buying,
without question, whatever was Of.
fered. It is too often the case that
when the loser RECEIVERS his property,
he cares little about the satisfaction
Of justice, and let's the offender slip.
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PIUOLILi.

CoLD.
Con- very cold.
Too cold even to enjoy good
skating.
Scion SINGLE at the Opera House
tonight.
KEEP your doors fastened. and look
out for sneak thieves.
CHRISTMAS will be kept on MondsY
and no JOURNAL will be issued on
Tuesday.
WEBER's fur advertisement is in
season both for the cold weather and
Christmas.
THE range of the thermometer yes
terday was at 6 AN 20; noon, 120; 10
PM. Il.
THE prospects for skating on the
river are not very remote, the ice is
| floating freely.
THE weather is so cold that there is
but very little pork being cut, ss it is
frozen too hard.
STRoUsE, the irrepressibie of the
great clothing house. gives a calico
ball at Marlett's Hall, on Wednesday
evening.
TIE particulars of the fire at
Brandenburg, KY spoken of yester-
day. will be found in the telegraph
columns.
LYON, the eRterprising clothier, on
Main Street, has concluded to close
out his stock of overcoats, and in or
der to induce gents to buy, has re-
duced his prices to a trifis above
cost.
THR Literary aud Musical Festival
at the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church for the benefit of the Sunday
School Library promises to be one of
the most attractive Of the holiday eEs
tertainments.
VICKERY BRoTHRRs sent their
Christmas compliments aud q fat
turkey to each one of their regular
customers yesterday, They made a
good load for the Cash Grocery ex-
press wagon,
WHAT can be nicer for a present
than . nice watch, handsome opera
chain. an elegant bracelet. or a nice
set of jeWelry. All these and more
are found at Jageman's. No. 5 Main
Street, and Gus's prices ere down to
che lowest possible mark.
A PAIR of horses attached to hack
got tired of standing ia the cold last
night, and started for run up Locust
Street. The driver started in hot
pursuit, and By a vigorous use of
lungs and legs, he brought them to a
stand.
TIE habit of assuming Gltoscs 10 so
common By those who are arrested
for petty misdemeanors and brought
before the Recorder, that it has ceased
to excite any surprise. but the habit
of First Street clerks assuming aliases
for tie purpose of visiting and paying
court to the queens of the kitchen"
excites considerable surprise and some
merrimeut among their fellows.
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PERSONAL. - Joseph P. Elliott,
Esq, left for Memphis. last night, on
the Arkansas Belle, taking With him
q large lot Of bulk meats, lard and
dressed hogs. to feed the Mem
phisians.
Mr.. Joe B. Elliott, of the Auditor
Office, viii be missed from his post for
q week. as he goes to Louisville to
spend the Christmas holidays with
his brother Doug"
Captain VIM. Reavis has received
notice Of his appointment as Register
in Bankruptcy, TO succeed Judge But
terfeld.
Mr. ". II. Murphy, with N. E.
Carr & Co., returned to this city from
UniontoWn. KY, yesterday. with a
bride. May his honeymoon last TIL
his golden wedding.
Claude G.. DeBruler. of the Cincin.
natl Chronicle. Neal Ross, and other
Evansville boys, are Ia thu city, tC
enjoy the holidays at their old homes
and with their many friends, who viii
be glad to greet them.
We regret to learn that J. j
Chandler, Esq, is confined to hi
room With a severe attack of inham
matory rheumatism.
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RTYER NE " Q.
For Other Riuer Ieuas See 1Aard Page.
Boats Leaving To-day.

09a1 Leaving AO-A@Is
FoR MEMPHIS. famous pas
senger steamer Minneola. will be the
regular Memphis and Cincinnati
packet for Memphis and all way ports.
leaving early to-day, in charge of
Captain w. B. Miller, with John s.
Jones in the Office. both gentlemen of
distinguished abilities and pleasant
accomplishments.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The NAM
moth and magnificent new steamer
Charles Bodmann, just completed and
on her first voyage, may be positively
expected here today, en- voute to New
Orleans, and we are assured by old
steambostmen that she is one of tie
most complete steamers ever built,
possessing all the modern improve
ments that contribute to speed, safety
and comfort. Her chief officers are
Captains o. P. Shinkle and A. Byres,
both illustrious names. both men OF
large experience and varied accom-
plishments. Capt. Shinkle has long
been identified with the Western
marine interests. and stands at the
head of the list of worthy command
ers and deserving gentlemen. We be-
speak for him liberal patronage by
our shippers.
FoR NEW ORLEANS The Cincin-
natl & New Orleans Express Lines
elegant packet Armadillo. will be
along to day en- route to New Orleans.
and is a pleasant and desirable boat
for passengers and shippers. Cap
tain George Wolf is her pleasant and
elegant commander. and Major s. p.
Armstrong is her chief clerk, assuring
passengers every comfort and atten-
ton.
Manifesgs.
Manifest steamer Sam. Orr, from Ten
I nesse River 70 Evansville, Dec %;
Maokey. Nlsbet & co, psiss cotton !:
Cloud, Akin & Co, bats cotton onead
/ hogs; d II Lanphear, p, 600 shlngles; q u
Helmanns tags pea nuts z pales coIton
/ ScanIltn & son, 1 Dals cotton; Heaiy,
Issacs & Co, bale coItOni I'll Hall, bag
j head cattle, / Jar lard, 2O7 cedar posts;
! Jacob Meyers q 90, 200 feet lumber; COOK
& kice, empty beer kegsi r Gilbert &
/ Co, q bags cotton yarn; Anthony kelsl
| I01S cords bark; Oakley, 10 bags cotton
| yarn; A z Shrader. 80 tons pig irons Capt
a ! D1ncan, 0 hides; w W Ovens. ~ head
FOE RE SHIPMENT.
| Cfnc,nuati-Audy, Hull & 20. bales cot.
! ton; ROBERT Moore & 20, . bales Cotton
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The CoURTs.-There was only one
case before the Recoyder yesterday,
and that Was against Richard O'Mara,
for q simple drunk. Richard went to
the lookup in default of So %, with
which to pay a fne.
James Marshall was accused, be-
fore Justice Walker, Of assault and
battery. but before the case came to
trial the complainant, Philip j.
Haynes. got sober. paid half of the
costs. and acknowledged that the blow
he received served him right. Mar
shall cashed up 50 % as his half Of
the costs.
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TIE FIGHT AT UNIoNTowN.-Per-
sons arriving from UniOntOwn, KY,
bring some particulars Of the fight at
that place on Wednesday. from which
is appears that two men named Pat
and Charles Barnett, fell upon a
stranger named Elmore and beat
him, Pat cutting him across the abdo-
men very severely.
The Barnetts, after the cutting,
started to run, and were pursued By
the officers and others whom they
called upon for assistance. one OIL
whom, named Dan Burns. shot and
killed Pat, after which Charles wa;
caught and placed in confinement.
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ELEGANT CHRIsTMAs GooDs.-The
Christmas goods at Schiaepfer's EN-
brace large range of elegant articles.
Ladies can 6nd gentlemen's travelling
dressing cases Of elegant patterns for
presents to their husbands; and hus-
bands San find equally elegant dress
ing eases for ladies'. with exquisiteIy
beautiful little works of art in the
way Of perfume casss, toilet sets. and
the hundred littls articles that are at
once useful and ornamental. Those
handsome sea shells in which are con-
cealed luscious looking glasses. the
Juice of which is a delicate perfume.
would maks a beautiful and accepta-
bic present to a lady. ind one who
cannot be suited in Schlaepfer's col
lection must be hsrd indeed to please.
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AN ELEGANT SHAVING PARLoR
The Carriers have now got well settled
in their new quarters, the old St
Charles Saloon, on First Street. near
Main. and have fitted it up in elegant
style. with handsome mirrors. neat
stands. handsome hat and coat-racks,
and those excellent patent chairs that
il is q luxury to sit in and be shaved,
Added tostbis, the Messrs. Carter are
always polite. and keep none but the
neatest and most polite assistants in
their employ. As soon as possible
they will add bathing rooms to the
establishment, and make it The estab-
lishment Of the city.
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etockhOlderA, Neetlng.

The annual nesting of the Stock
holders Of the American Central In
surance Company. will be held at the
Office OF the Company. No. 4 North
First Street, at 6 O'Clock, on Tuesday
evening, che 9th inst, TO elect twenty.
four local Directors and a President
Of the Branch. dec24.2t
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BEAUTIFUL PREsENTs.-To cur
friends who are looking for use
ful and appropriate gifts the
holidays, We can commend them
to no better place than
Fish & Barter's, next door to the
First National Bank. An hour or
two can be spent very probably in
looking at their choice collection Of
books, their beautiful display of
ehrOmOs. engravings. etc. a very
seasonable present just now is a Dia-
~ for 1871. aud their assortment of
them Is large and of very superior
quality and style. Go and look at
them
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REAL Estate TRAEsTERs.-The follow
Ing transfers OF Real EsJate were made
during the week, ending December I'D
as appears by the County Auditors Re-
cords:
Barbara AIDE to Francis III. Bosch. Lot
NO. 2 In Block 133, Lamasco, for 81 90.
a Liter 70 John J. Chandler, part OF Lot
2, Upper Enl 4Tgement, for 81 900.
q. foschiag to Samuel Granger, Lots 16
and ~. G4rvin's Addition, for $1,000.
A. Pfah1ln, 8. V. O., to James n.
Haehess part Of Lot II, Old Plan, for
Geo. Mimtzsr to John Rhemhardt, Lot 8,
Block 10, Fourth Enlargement, for Sl35.
Helhy 5uhrhemrich TO Henry Schmidt,
Los 2 a Block !, Bhanklin's Enlargement,
ter $40
Jonn enrich to John Scnaefter, Lot ii,
Block 50, LamascO, for 1880.
John Shanklin TO louisa Huck, Lots ii
and Y. Block II, ShankIfn Enhancement,
for a1a1.
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A MOE PRESENT
rogH

FOR YOUR
wife, Mother, Sister, Daughter
other Female Friend or RaIn
tive. W0aId be-
A ans Black Silk Dress
A handsome oolored SIX Dross.
A NOR Antique Silk Dress.
A Japanose Silk Dress
A Meteor Silk Dress
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress
A Sill Corderoy Poplin Dress.
AFrench Velour silk g. Wool ORES
A French Six Poplin Dress
A sili Epangslino Poplln Dress
A Satin Striped Poplin Dress
A French Merino; an Empress
Cloth az Alpaca q Mohair PopIIns
Plaid Popllni a Striped MohaF
Poplin; o Moitlea Mohair Poplin; q
TonRo Poplini Delaino Or O. Caiea
Dress q nice Cloak Silk Velvet Cor
Cloak Emo Shawl O Lady Frank
lin Jacket q West Point Arab
pair Of Bed Blankets; MameIlIa
Quilt Plano Cover Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins Bhmora
Skirt; box Of stooklhga;a Lace Hand.
ksrehief Or Collar 9 pair Of Thomp-
son' Glovo-attiug 0orsetai o. ano Fani
sett Of Toilette Mats; o pair Of KID
Cloves Glove and Handk'f Boz.
A Nice Present Tor q Gentleman
Is nice Wrapper, q box Of Hand
kerohleia; half doaoa bali Hose
pair Of Cloves pair o. suapondau
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vest. 8
Oravsti Gents Shawl o. astt Of Ua-
dsrwear; q fae white Shirt o Box Of
Collarsi Neck Tie, and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen cad
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, ai
J. r. LlNDLEY g BROS
70 Main Stree,
Near tho Court House.
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81 MAIN STREET. 54MAIN STREET.
BARGAGASl BARGAINS!

2. L. GEIssLER 81 CO.'S.
Who have determined to reduce
their large and elegant stock of
Watches. Diamonds, Jetcelry, SiIreT
Ware. Siluer Plated Ware, Gold Pens,
God and SilUer SpectacLes. Opera and
Field Glasses, American and FFench
Clocks
The above goods will be sod, 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 AmericnH and Foreign
Watches In geld 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
al 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 w atches,
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 z. L. GEIssLER & Co.'S,
81 Main Street, near %.
TERMS CASH. dec16 tjan1
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Unpaid Letters.

Dec. %. 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are in
sufficiently directed.
IF not called for By December 3lst,
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter
C6ice. Persons calling for these let.
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
Mr.. Richard DaFrost-
Miss Rachel Kali. WaWkon, iowa.
-. Marie Hospital, Cincinnaff
JOHN w. FOSTER, p M
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LOCAL NOTICES.
FurS! Furs!

This being the last day before
Christmas, we offer our Fnrs at still
greater reduction.
II sets beautiful Canada and Hud-
son Bay Mink 1T 8 per cent. above
New York cost. must be sold this day.
set Hudson Bay Sable, SIS 90;
worth last year 1928 90. at
E. A. WEBER & Co.'s.
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STATE ENUMERATION. - at the
special session Of the Legislature in
1860. lay was passed providing for
the enumeration, every five years, of
all the male inhabitants Of the State
above the age of twenty one years.
This enumeration is to be made b. the
Township Trustee. and is to be made
during the year 1871, between the first
Of January and the Grst of June of
said year. The law under which this
enumeration is TO be made NAV be
found on peRe Al Of the Acts of the
special session Of 1865.
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Leave Your Orders.

$50 dressed turkeys.
100 81 chickens.
30 dozen celery.
so cases corn fed oysters.
The above will be at CALDWELL
Family Grocery, Saturday. Dec Gath.
All orders promptly filed.
VIM. CALDWELL,
dec23 2t No. 8 First Street.
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A BURGLAR SHoT.-A burglar en-
tered the house of Mr.. Phillip Kra-
mer. on Third Street, on Thursday
night, and while in the act of trying to
open 3 bed room. was shot By the oe.
oupant. q young man named Kallen.
berg.
The rascal. although wounded, es-
capped.
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MoRE SNEAK THIEvING.--Some
wretch sneaked into the hall at Judge
Iglehart's residence on Thursday
evening. and stole a good oVercoat
belonging to Mr.. Levi Iglehart, who
was spending the evening there. and
&C the same time carried off a set Of
furs belonging to his little daughter.
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Look at These
p r z &.
Good Comfort Caliooes
Al cents per Yard.
Good Water-Proof Cloth
At 70 cents per Yard.
Very Best Calicocs
At 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid Bleaohed shlrtIngs
A. az cents per Yard.
Grey Twilled Flannel
AZ 10 cents per Yard.
Plain and Plaid Poplins
Al i2H cents per Yard.
Plain POplinR
Al rs esrts; wosth aoo.
PLAIN POPLLNs
At rs cents; wortn SOC.
Plain Alpaca
Al 90 cents worth 90.
PLAIN POPLLN8
Al 60 cents; worth Go.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
Chsngeable Popling,
Beauefup. st Is cents.
BRSF s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
Crash for Towels.
twidsl, at cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
At % cents; worth sse.
ALL OTHER ALPACAs CHEAP.
A good article Of
ALI Wool Children'a Hose,
Two pair for Is cents.
LADIEs' MERIEo HOSE. pair for 30.
oAEToE FLANNEL At ls1lei worth u.
Extraordinary Bargains IN
TABLE LINENS.
Mos White Bed Spreads at OF so.
GOOD UHDERsHIRT5 A DRAWERS
A. 90 cents.
GOOD BATTING ROR COMFORTS
Al Is cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLs,
Large Size. at 81 70.
GENTS HRMNBD LINEN H'DKFs
Az g oentsi worth SOC.
For al the shove, and anything slssyoa
J. =. LINDLEY 4 BRO.'s
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
no. 20 MAIN STREET
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OWNsR WANTED-The police have
in their possession several articles of
ladies' clothing, and the thief who
stole them from somebody's clothes
line.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
is the place to go to buy your Winter
boots aud shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger aud better stock Of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality OF
goods. noy9.f
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ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED
Chemists being unable to discover the
Ingredients in fragrant SozoDoNT,
which removes all stains from the
teeth and impsrts such q peculiar rosi-
ness TO the gums, the public are here
by Informed that it is q preparation
from the Bark Of the QUILLAYA SA-
PoNARIA or Soap Tree of Chilli, i'm.
ported for the first time into this
country for this special purpose.
Such is the purifying and innocuous
effect of this rare botanical agent,
that it removes discolorations from
the most fragile textile fabrics, with
out iDJuriDg a single thread.
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The lateness Of the 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
stock of magnificent goods at prices
Enthusiastically lower than any we have
ever before offered, under any cir
Now is the tims to buy good Over
coats, or a nice Winter Suit.
STRoUsE Il Bros,
dee22. If IS Main Street.
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TIE TERRE HAUTE HoUsE.-Every
one who stopped at the famous Terre
Haute House. at Terre Haute, is i'm
pressed with its excellence and with
the ability of Captain @. Il. Buntin to
keep hotel" 1t is. beyond question.
equal il all its appointments to any
hotel in the West. We commend the
Terre Haute House and its large
hearted manager, Cam Buntin, to the
travelling public.
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ROR SALE.

Oae hundred thousand extra heavy
reserved Runnies on good terms, by
White, Dunkerson & Co., Locust
Street Warehouse. dec24 I'm
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B% All Dress Goods at reduced
prices at Coolidge's New York Store.
just received new Velvet Ribbons
and Pushes, Kid Gloves and AS
traohan Cloaks; cheap for holiday
presents. deco 5s