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Presidential Elections Since 1920.

Since 1920, when Monroe was chosen for
n second term, with but one opposition cleo
toral vote, the Presidential elections have
been less decisive than is generally supposed
That is to say, the popular majority for the
successful candidate has never been exces-
sive and often he has actually wanted a
majority, and had only plurality This
was the case, for instance, i'll 1914, when
the votes cast for Clay, and those thrown
away on Birney exceeded in the aggregate
those polled for Polk, making the latter act
ually minority President
To 60 back to 1924 In that year four
candidates were in the field, Jackson, Adams,
Crawford and Clay. The first received SO
electoral votes, the second S4, the third Al
and the fourth 81 The election, under
these circumstances, devolving on the House,
Adams received the vote of l3 States, Jack
son of T. and Crawford of A. In 1928,
Jackson was chosen by the popular voice,
obtaining l78 electoral votes out of the 2Gl
which then constituted the Electoral College.
In 1882, Jackson was again chosen by the
popular voice, and this time by even great
er majority, receiving 10 electoral votes
more than bis opponent, Henry Clay.
This brings us up to 1886, or twenty
years ago. In that year Van Buren, though
elected President, beat Harrison in the pop
ular vote only about IA, 900, though he had
40 electoral votes out or 294. -Four years
afterwards Harrison seemed, at first sight,
to have had three times as many as Van
Buren, for he obtained 234 electoral votes,
while his antagonist had but 90 yet he
only beat the latter, in the popular vote,
about one hundred and sixty thousand, out
of q poll Of nearly two millions and four
hundred thousand. Another curious feature
of the election of l840 was that the popular
vote exceeded by nearly two-thirds that cast
in 1886. Van Buren, for instance, distan-
ced as he was, received 1854, 900 votes in
1910 more than he did four years before
In 1874, as we have said already, Polk was
actually minority President and yet he
beat Clay by a larger popular majority than
Harrison had beaten Van Buren, the vote
being, for Polk 1886, 1856, for Clay ,297,-
2l21 The Electoral College stood, however,
no for Polk, to l05 for Clay In lS48
Taylor received l63 electoral votes and
Cass 1871 The great State Of New York
in this election decided the contest by going
for Taylor
When we compare these elections with
those prior to 1920, we see how much more
closely contested they have been. In 1904,
for instance, Jefferson had 1862 electoral
votes, and Pnckney his opponent, IA only.
In 1903, Madison had 1872, and Pinckney
At. Ia 1912, Madison had 1873, and Clin-
ton SO. In 1916, Monroe had 1873, and
King 34 In 1920, as we have already
mentioned, Monroe had 23l, only single
electoral vote being cast in opposition.
These statistics show how nearly equally
divided the people in these Uuited States
are on cardinal questions and federal policy
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Bridge Notice.

TIE undersigned will apply to the Board of
Il Supervisors at their next regular Term for n
renewal Of license to keep toll bridge ot tbo
crossing of East Fork. d. d. I[ANiJIT0N
North Fork Nov. 6, 1856 Ar
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r A N CY GOOD :
SMALL WARES, ETC.
E1x IsatS Arrivals.
DORTE MONAlEs, Playing Cards Horn

| DORTE MONAiES, Playing Cards Horn
L Dressing Combs
Shell Dressing Combs, Pass Books,
India Rubber Combs, Shot Pouches,
Ladies' Back Combs, Percussion Caps,
Pocket Cutlery, Gold and Silver Laccs,
Scissors, Gold and Silver Stars,
Bowie Knives, Gold Scales,
/ Whaleboncs Gold Bags,
pArfnmrry Gauntlets,
Razors Razor Strops. p"ck Gloves
Tooth, Nail Hair Brsh i Elastic Belts,
! Indian Beads, Dress Buttons,
Letter Paper.
LACES, EMBROIDERIES. Etc.
Tadies'Coi,. RS, Cuff. Sci Taiita, q Satin Ribbons
White Goods Velvet Ribbons
Linen Camtrcs, Bonnet silks and Satins
Linen Lawns, Artificial Flowers,
Iarletons, Feathers.
Ladies' Corscts, Plain and Flo. Can Nots
Hosiery, Blonde Laces f. Fdo.n,,s'
Woollcn Yarn, Lace Mitts and GI0vos
Woolien Coats, Silk and Lisle Gloves.
hhlt'ihg Cotton, Cravats 4 IIandkerch'fs.
zephyr wool. Neck Ties.
Sewing Cotton, Sewing sill,
MARSHALL Thread. Embrodr'y ESadlr,s SIX
Bonnet Ribbons. Also.
A large and varied assortment of Fancy Goods
trimmings and Small Wares, all of which will be
sold at the lowest market rates, by
JONES, T0BIN & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers,
N. +. cor. Sansome Sacramento sts
ho''o-Zm. San Francisco.
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AdVeVtising in t1ae Atlantic
States,

L. P. f. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding Of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
All so disposed, are invited to call Oh him and
leave their orders.
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CHOOSE BETWEEN THENI!u
HOLLOWAYS PILLS.

fNllE blood furnishes the material of every bone
| muscle gland and fibre in the human fraHns
When pure tsecures health to every organ when
corrupt 1t necessarily produces disease. IIollo-
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements of
the stream of life neutralizing the principle Of
disease, and thus radically curing the malady,
whether located in the nerves. the stomach. the
liver, the bowels. the muscles, the skim the brais
| or any other part of the system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE woRkD!t
Holloway Pills are cquallY eficacious in COM
paints common to the whole human race, aud i'm
disorders peculiar to certain climates and oeali>
ties.
ALARMING DISORDERS
Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver, the,
source OF lntrmity and suffering. and the cause.
OF innumerable deaths, yield to these curatives.
IN all cases, however aggravated acting as mild
Purg&tI'e' Alternative and tonic they relieve tha
! bowels purify the fluids and invirorate the sys-
TEN and the constitution al the same time
GENERAL WEAKNEsS-NERvoUs COMPLAINTS
When all stimulants fail the renovating ana
bracng properties Of these Pills give firmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of the
victim OF general debility
DELICATE FEMALES
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate ana sensitive organs of the sex are re-
moved or prevented by few doses of these mild,
nut lnlalllble Alternatives. No mother who re-
regards her own or her children's health should
fail to have them within her reach
SCIENTIFIC ENDORS EMENTs
The London Lancet" the London " MedieaS
Review" anu ~, most eminent o. the faculty Of
Great Britain France and Germany, have eulo-
gized the Pills and their inventor,
HHo1cay's Pits are the Jestremedy kno,on in The
porld for the fol|owiag diseases:
Asthma Diarrh@a, Digestion.
Bowel Compl'ts, H"oDsy, Influenza,
Coughs, Debility, Inflammation,
Colds, Fever and a cue Inward W'kns,
Chest Diseases, Female Cpmpl'ts silver Compis,
Cos'lVenefs, Dyspepsia, HeadaGhes,
Lowness of Spirits, Piles
Stone and Gravel Secondary Svnntor,.
Nenereal Affections, Worms of ali kinds
sold at the Manufactures of Professor IIol,
ioWay' so Maiden Lane, n York, aud g4a Strand.
LohdNp hy all respectable Druggists aa4 zeal.
erS III Aeale0p throughout the UNiisa SLAMS and
lhe eI'dised world in boxes at 25 cts. SIS as.
and 81 each. ' "'f ~T
- %T'fhefe is a considerable ssyfag By taking
the larger sizes.
NJ b directions for the guidance oi patieax
III every disorder affixed to each box,
August 9, 1896 2o-n
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NUMBER 1913.
turn expects to "sticko bis friend for large
bill of goods the next day.
LASTLY, THEY TRAVEL on BUSINESS.

During, or about the months of January
and July, statesmen frequently make tour
somwhere through the country, to drum up
customers and be lionized a little They ar
rive at remote country town, redolent of
.'Lubin," and shiny with an elegant harness
from Fox's or Misunderstanding not paid for.
Mr. Country Merchant is very much delight
ed, and introduces his friend from the city to
all the select society OF the place. Shanghai
does the agreeable to the young ladies' and
talks generously of the Russ pavement, May
or Wood and Stephen H. Brarch. He quite
gains the confidence of the daughters but the
fact of coming from New York is sufficient to
excite with mothers suspicion Of his morals.
After spending few days pleasantly, he at
last huaries away, having previously borrowed
twenty or twenty-five of his mercantile friend
payable on sight in New York.
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RAILROADS, &C.


PENNSYLVANIA RAlLhOAD.
A - Sc Es:55 !5.5 !z55ss.:ssEss5=
THE undersigned having bst ap- v-m
pointed Agent for the above Com Lax 81
my in this city would inform ship xssS4aA4
Pers. merchants, and the public
generally that WF Leech. George Harris and George
Black. late OF ID Leeeh Co. - and Thomas S. Clarke,
CLARK Thaw,'' under the firm of
kEECAA n Co..
appointment cunsgnees and shipping agents.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company They have estab
cshed subagents at all the principa shipping points
aand and prepared receipt throu rom New
York Boston Philadelpha and Baltimore, all western
cities aGd from all cities to the
Atlantic seaboard by OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole attention TO forwarding
and facilities for shipping from and 90 the without
drayaIe and their charges
with the Railroad heing extremely low. Ga
the drayage they
be able to give satisfaction.
shipments their VIII
ed free of charee for com mmisson..
For information apply at their Offices:
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsbarg:
do No. South 18th street Philadel phia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No. Astor Place,
do I South William street, , New York;
do 8 Battery r'ace.
do 54 Kilby street. Boston;
Orto JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
epl3 6m Water5t.. Evansville, Ind.
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FALL. CAMPAIGNS!
HARDW AASE AE NkzSLESA LIE
A NEW LARGE FALL. STOCK.
CI g w III 1 9

CI1A0. -. w ELLC,
RMTHLST thanks for the patronage
Wv public, since he opened n nsville, wouG now
,nnrse Interior Merchants Indiana Illinois Kn
cky and also that he hes shelves
Ia ore Heaviest ~tOck al Hardware and Cut
he has the Evans
market sale Many Goods yer purchased at reduc-
ed rates during depressed state of the markets.
East aud England by importing {direct from Europe
and having erean Goods led the Manu-
he is only able but decidedyyd posed
sell Hardware low figures house
afford the same Goods o cash good time buyers.
examination of his stock and prices by
Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Justice.
Among the articles (amost innumeranle) omprising his
stock he names the following to the trade:
$50 Axes-Wels Lppineots Leveretts and Collinsj
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
1900 do Table no do do;
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors
do Razors and Strops;
Spoons-Iron. Brittania ana German SILVER;
80 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
do Files and Rasps. all XII ds;
1000 lbs Bra-s Kettles turned bottoms;
lbs Sadirnns. assorted;
300 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws siml t pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand Ockets;
do Angus,
80 pairs Shovel and TonRs. iron and brass heads;
so dozen Saws. Mill TO y-hnie;
Is do Stesyards and Scale Beams;
50 do Ames, other hrandsl Shovels and Spades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures
5 case Japanned Tnware fully assorted
wb;r4 and rashes Brushes Combs, Needles Spectaees
Pcrt Fancy Hard ware generally together with
yonds viz; Irons, Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives ard Riddles and
Gun barrels and GUN Trimmings
carpenters and Coo pers Tools. Window Sash ct
o~APeA'~- CHARLES ). VIII LIS
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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j. II. CAMPBELL,
REII, AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST STREET DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND.
MANUFACTURER cfevery description of Brass Work,
FE equal quality if not SUPERIOR anything manufac-
tured iu the Fast. and favorable terms.
and cylinder church. and hotel bes anti
friction snft and speer well implicit
aa also spponed sole agent in this city
ings far offered and have inva
rabv when axhibited been awarded with the first ~, =
minm Samples the he at the establish
Every description Of Brass Castings order
Thehighes price paid for old copper brassane
Ali orders addressed will meet with prompt and i'm
mediate attention dee4
CLOTHS pieces French Twilled Cloth This
and tGr sale by Main street toHsTe Ky
NgUSI.IN DE LAYNES.-so pieces all wool Muslin
~ ~ JAMES Low g. co
decl5-dAw AIS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
CUNNY BAGs.-5o bales in store and fer sale By
NEW MOLAssEs.-l5o bbls prime Moiasses in
doesI l. st0fs anu 'Of sane PRESTON BROS.
aaORSE AND cow FEED.
w keep constant supply Of Hay coTn s"d ostso soN
| ADMIN sSTESATOEs, NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that Letters of ADMINISTRATION
h1ys fn g s @ n tne
70 novSs ws BRACKET MILLS, Administrator.
@sK ATEs-1 Cask Skates assorted from SIS per
| decs S. ~ LHAs. s. WELLS.
/ vENODACCO.-lohoxcsc choice Virginia Tobacco;
kee Paneate TsbaOco. thing
1 and extra at COOKS Family Grocery.
I1REsH BaI.TIMORE OYsTKRs.-Ich ch st so cans
| decl2d COOKS Family Grocery.
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C0u.ar,rNERSuEVP. C0

nderSi.,ned have this day formed CO-partner
shin unier the style aud fr,n of GEO. FOSTER ~ 20
YoT the r IN sactIon Ofa general FOrDardlHg dno Co
;,,;o. Rtsinsss and have erected for that purpose
Tarv ,r,e md spacious Fre-proof Warehouse on tne
Wsba an and Erie Canal and corner of Locust AMI un,
- " 81 an1 ne Ir the Depot of the Evansville ana
srr.vfor Isyilie Railroad, where they VIII nave tmpe
and convenient facilities for storing all xmas Oh
sSroduca and Merchandise. . .. ,;.har hv
rbey will rive special care to Consignments e
,p,var Raiiroad Canal or Wagons, and wiHtorward
RromptIy at the lowest rates go
sale OF Produce Groceries in this market and soei'
orders for purchase of Sugar and Neasses on ne
one of the rm will be in the South during the
Winter. -,
Theyhope mnremited attention to merit and share
he public patronage. n; W rocnED &c. En'
da.rx w MAILMAN.
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRICt LTURAL " WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WaNeiAbE T. 81 co.
NEANEFACTCRI IST and Dealers in all kiDds of Farm
lN Implements Moving R-aping and Thresh-
inx Machines Garden Seeds Trees DC, SIG Main
street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville KY.
Sep2
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y0.IN r. CRISP,

ri % IN \ R u u I'D
a r.,. rv.xsvuLx LIBaAa AssOCI ALTON koosS' Tos-
~ rs Buildiags will attend 60 9ra~nR up
q 8 aud all other wrtIng ~ H-r w
mr10NETSg drums lust received and 'oe sal Sy
& ttUDc55S TENNEY & SORENSON.
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DUDLEY, stone 81 CO.,
Il MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, bet'D Main and The Riuer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
apARTICULAR attention paid to the purchase ard sale
HEMP, COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR ETC together With all kinds of Produce
Manufactured Articles Censignments solteed, and
usual advances made.
REFER To-Messrs Buchanan. Co. Wholesale Groeers
Commission Merchants A. Richardson Co, HI mp
Manufacturers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Groeers and
Candle Manufacturers Owesy, Pork Paeker
Commission Merchants. Armstrong Allen. Dealers IN
Pork Montgomery. DavIdge Co.. Wholesale Dry GOODS
GARTER & JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO., %, EAST sIpE ST., MAIN AND WATER
LOUISVILLE. kH.
Refer
Geo Foster & Co.. P. 6. O'Riley & Co.,
nd ie14-1y
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WArCH RRPAiRINA

EyHE Undersigned havag the above business
Evansville. natters himself with the nope shat his
experience skill in all descriptions time measuring
machinery will rpon trial he found worthy the atenton
resi- citizens Of the city but also othose
som pr Using the 'circumambieut vicinase.' .
His the Post Office where he be found at all
gFFIcE HoURS my8 Il. Ii. GATES.
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Wv nov27 ORR. DALZELL & co.
EMsRV Al.

B6 EN$CE n
g@NHE dersigned has removed ns Tailoring
to mediatelJ opposite the Pres
Church, in the office with DIR. Wood, where h9
would glad his old and goody
o would he pleased them it'll
anything in his line such coats vests shirts draw
etc order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful avors he would most respectfully solicit
continaance of the the hands of liberal public
v26 ]. L. SELMs.
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CINCINNATI

NIXON G GOOnHT IN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B DO & AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER 4 SMITHS
Rls m TX R o X Il aP r
wsN1TH r PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
Lighibody,S Book aud News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, ETC.
SALES ROOMS, II & 79 WALNUT STREET
Where they every variety ada ted the city
nd aeountry The materials employed in its manu-
ssFt esrHa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m
eroRGE w DAY. MATLAcK
DAY Il MATLACK,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY &oODS,
No, % PEARL STREET.
sep4 6md ClNClNNAII y.
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JOHN S. MTG HE'LL,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTa
EVANSVILLE, IND.
RECEIPTS through from here o w
flag - the Atlantic cities. far all kinds of eE4% p
- T. merchandise an1 produce. by way 49, r.
@0@~zSAR ofthe Wabash and Erie Canal, q a~N~ ~T ~
reliable Canal Prope'ers
the lakes the owess sporation Will
the delivery merchandise the
th&cty.
Wareltouse corner Of the Canal and Walnut ST.
He also through receipts for produce and merehandze
by Ra lroah TO the
Office Water street. under the Telegraph OfHce.
ep3 6m JOHN ). MITCHELL.
DENFgM MERtES-P"mades in pots Jars ard sticks
Hair Tonnes Eau de Lustrale Bears Oil Rose Oil,
Macassar ]. BandoIine CnrnR Flnid Hair Gloss
Shamponing Water Toilet florida Eau de Cologne,
Lavendar Water Verena Fan wire de vemet render
skin and fair, well mIart delicate
complexion Extracts Handkerchief
Tooth Powders Tooth Pasfes Treas
Mouth Aromatic vi egar; Toilet and Infant
Powders; all articles the line of Toilet
For sale by MIELsCH.
novit First opposite Post-ofiee.
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HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.
B RBAROU x g. S N 0 w d Z N

CORNER OF ARLINGTON FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
EN ANUF ACTURERS of steam engines and mill maehn;
FW engines FOX furnaces superior force aDo
lift pumps iron pines for gas steam or water
railroad companies for supplying
ons; socket and fange pipes any size; railroad car
wheels castings; and wrought iron balcony
ward and lard tim Der
and mill screws always on hand.
distance accompanied by the oney or good
references romptly attended to- All work warranted
APPS
JAMES LOW g. CO.. OUISVELI r. KY.
RE resolving heir Stock of Spring Goods many OF
~ which of their importation direct from the
Facturer IN Europe.
We have bought all GU Goods CASH snd are epared
prompt short time and Cash huy. rs
in the United States Our stock o.
BROWN SHEETTNGS AND PRINTS
well during the mir season
win he sold CASH All orders for the
-aroo nanst 10 aooo,n,n;ad vr;+b tbA yporav
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CHNCiNH ATl PAPER w AREItOUHE
FHNFE nnders,gn Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
OF d. alers to their large ard
stock of Papers Our Arrangements with eastern
manufacturers that enabled 20
kee ON hand large stock of Caps and Letters
nIan and ruled; Flat Demys. Mediums Royals and
Suner ROYALS; Papers by Patner
* smith, other first class manufacturers
are Printers Cards. and ksep on
hand az times stock of Printers Papers OF
everv description LigAtbody's Book and views INKS
Ncrreary's Onlored Inks. Varnish snd Gold Size.
We have hand in large stock OF the hest Four
6rnier Boak Paner and supply orders to al
most any extent with Sizes and irregular zes
ma to ride o short tnOtire.
the highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
s'ns' '"pe ~" ~ NIXON & GOODMAN.
sanit II and Walnut St. Cincinnati.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
EHOR grinding wheat and and all other substances
= requiring grind -.
old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths ana betihS
all widths
Our R. Monroe is authorized TO sell the above
articles at O1r Cincinnati prices including freight
OaatJ Family Grocery, corner of OAK and
ieIsrtf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati, o.
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NEW YORK CONFUSION HOUSE,
THOMAS IN. MA G. HEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
94South William street, New York.
DEING long.established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solicts consgD-
ments of kinds Western Produce which will receive
and attention at the lowest
scale Of charges Particular will be bestowed on
eonsienments of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
JH MAGHEE & CO.,
fah9O.tf Evansville. Ind.
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
board Of DIRECTORS.

- n.,r.., VIM R. Noesinger. r. W. TalboH.
W iiLs W mriRns' ~ snanc.r w. g.. Wharton.
&. "a; EIL.s 49, D. DEFREES. Pres't.
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CABINET MAKERS' Stock.
MUST received.
Old 100 gross be crews. fat and square head;
500 feet Safe Wire;
20O doz Iron Cupboard and T II Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2nodoz do DO Table do. ~ to lH
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
1000 gross Gibet Point Screws. assorted all sizes;
4Os sett4 Furniture C,stsrs. Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
dog Looking Glasses, ASST sizes;
sand
juet ana for sale by APPS hAbooth bNV'
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REg,L HANGER.

BELL HANGER.
LOCK- AND GUN M IVH.
TOBBING such as repairing Umbrellas Parssols. mend
ing nr~''' ~S JAMES SPALDIEG,
oete-eu Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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TENyEyA sORENsON.

wzotraALE pa ALERs GaoCEREs AND LIauohs. ooHNkS
SIS. EVANSVILLE IND
ywNHg this day formed
of a wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
huasss Esving .cseded the business OF hessrs ans
o YES purch sed their stock and made ahdiions 70
rtment al he able TO oHer as sood
ron CASH any house in Evansviile or any ery ~ ne
West. q snRsNSOS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sr.a rHr .,lrfEENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENTlCKN AND flLiNUiS.

KEN TICK v AND iLLiNUis.
gAS D. SAUNDERS: OWL Eagineer having taken up his
aboda in the city would respectfully an
~ouncs 20 the citizens portion of Indana
K.utcky ami ao he is prepared 60 furnish rIans
work of descriptloa ap
persaninS 90 profession viz: Water Works
f1nd Ralways Tarnpike Plank other Roads, the I'M
pravemant of Rivers for navg alton purpo es. etc.
Tes monials of ability frCm H. D. wilson $50 onsa Sa
of me New Albany and salem Railroad; Judge
Of Ind; George O. Dunn OF bedford ne
q Wilsoa O ty Eagineer of New Albany, Ind and n y
Moore ESQ Chief of the e. l. and O. Ssra,Rn'
Il ad aPpiisaton. Man@o1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-24

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