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The object Of this suit is 10 three hundred dol
lars alleged De due BY the defendant % the plaintiff
And aldavit having been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT Green, above named ~not resident Of th
state the said defendant Is required to appear within
one month after due publication hereof ana 90 what IL
necessary 70 protect his interest in this suil,
....t..tt ..l.. A Copy-reste =
ians-law4w BENZ. POLLARD CLERK
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rINO THE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND
/ STOREKEEPERS OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA, AND
VIClNITY-The great advance in prices OF every aii-
Gle Of domestic use first brought out 4
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.
Since It's introduction in 1851 well liked has 1t be-
come in consequence of its excellent flavor and very
healthy properties, besides It's great economy, being
only half the price of the best Java COHeest II has
restaurant and boarding house in the principal cities OF
the East North and West and it undoubtedly will in
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
is prepared from pure Coffee and DandeliOn Root, which
is known As possessing great nourishng and invgOra,
ting powers, and when properly roasted and mixed
with pure Coffee, is free from the deeterlous enecIs
produced by the ordinary stere cohees OF pure e"nee
"'O"'' KEYTs EAST INDIA COFFEE
produces no nervous excitement headaehe but Is
healthy palatable and nourishing. 1t be used by
the invalid as well as by the strongest person
1 The eminent DR.. Prime says:
|. "KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is worthy Of all praise and should be used by all eco
prnSssor Tpha one Of our most eminent chemists,
says:
;'Icensider
KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
a national blessing. have been unable to use any
] for over twenty years past, until kents East In
din Coffee was recommended to me- nproduces heuht
headache nor nervous prostraon of the system as is
the Of every other COuce nave 'Oi N0Vu
Tho eminent Bishop Ames, Bishop Potter, Bishop Ba-
ker Rev Dr. Richardson, Professor Jamos boyie, Dr'
Eanes and many other OF our most distinguished men
all bear testimony to the great excellence oil
Il KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
pleasant wholesome family beverage, combined
I'll, borsahnid economy, while to the stOrekeeper II
aords handsome profit and gives general satisfaction
to his customers.
Il KEYT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
As hacked in papers containing one pound true weight
I =. 1aIir ul
j. packed in cases containing &c. to and 100 pounds o
srocers and LARGE consumers. t,,p
The East India Coffee Company depot Is AT lo1
street, New York. hl'hAHp "a
,nvoq-d3m eod3m 2tw3m ltw3m
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DROWN'S STANDARD SCALES,
Is Used by the
UNITED STATES and FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
for more than Thirty Years
Adapted to any branch OF Business fer Foreign on
Home Markets.
Warranted accurate and durable
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rINHE NEWS.
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FRESH ard large assortment of reliable
n PATENT MEDICINES, consisting In part Of
: Hembolds Buchu
IIembold Sara PaTilIa
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Preparations
Cod Liver Oil -.--
Larogue's Elixir Of Bark
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Por sale by 4. TN.
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SATURDAY NORWEGIAN 10, 1866
~ ChinAM.n ana 4helI way,

4AAla-A Nd4uVAtAA4 lcttcE has tt.c lotiO"
Queer chaps these ChiRAmen are, and queer Gus
toms they have In one corner Of the room s'ts my
Chinese boy, reading book upside gown anu al'e'
the manner Of bis country, gTnning llAe ehahpah-
zee over hieroglypilics that look like punches Of
blac radishes he understands H. all, though and
probably finds that style OF literature very sunny.
attended the Chinese dinner which was gwen tOCO
fav ate with chop sticks, swallowed little OF each
ofthe hundred and eighty nine courses that cohsti-
tuted the repls We SAT down at SIX sharp, aud got
through at one prompt. Yes ate bro!ed bamboo
and stewed whalab0ne--Whieh, perhaps may Lf
styed the spring vegetables Of the Ohne7e-sharhs
fms birds nests, and other decaces too lecuperA-
tive % mention. ......t.
BY way Of dessert they have picked cucumber
aud melon seeds and all manner OF swfet thi9gs.
akaseh as 4 whole however, ] don't think SHOULD
6ze steady course 6f Chinese Diet though the tea
which they gave Us was OF most wonderful havSr
Il Was served mp without sugar or milk and cost fy
dO4Ers pound, which Is, perhaps, the reason W By
tbey did not ask " 10 take second cup. You
syOuld have been amused could you have seen each
ipest making frantic attempts 70 get something into
rs mouth With tbs chop sticks. Try 10 eat With
Snt ~ needles, and you viii have some idea Of the
difficulty OF the feat If / were q boarliRg-hoJ,>e
keeper, think I'd ring thcm IN upon my borders 70
instead Of knives and forks A lttle hash Would
60 a wonderful great way with them. 7 Rauked
tn dfhculty ~ taxing hold Of anything Sith them
BIZ sharpening mine of II TIE end aud haEpOOuing
The meat and yegetablsa - .....-
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,,

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most delicious article Of food for children and in
vaids Of all ages. For sale by Oroeers and Druggists
everywhere. 49,.
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L,Se-lv General Agent.
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MANHOOD AND THE VIGoR OF YOUTH
MI restored in four weeks by DR. RlCORD'S Essence
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semi 10 any part carefully packed, receipt OF remit
tance to his accredited agent, PHILIP ROLAND, 81
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LAND AGENCIES, 60.

COUTHERN LAND EMIGRATION
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Messrs Thomas X Co., Bankers, Baltimore, Nd
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Rufus Johnston, Esq, President Exchange BANK Co.
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some cities

AFRAID OF HIM-Althougha the
Democracy are loud in their indorse-
ment of the President, and extrava-
CANT in their praise of his policy, they
are afraid to trust him, and at heart
despise the man. We notice in many
Copperhead papers, whose war cry is
the Mosaic policy, certain qualifying
or saving clauses are thrown in, which
will afford them justification for drop
ping the President if he does not hold
out in following their line. This is a
specimen from the Alton Democrat.
"Let every Democrat, every consarva-
tive Republican then come out warmly
ardently and zealously, in support of the
President of the United States, Andrew
Johnson, Just SO long as he adheres to the
Constitution, and not an instant longer /!
We pledge our word to our readers, that
the very moment we detect an unconstitu-
tional act upon the part of the President,
or any other leader of the people, we shall
proclaim it openly ssls I'll - I'll
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Sheriff Sale. No. Q

RY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND
-M~ order of sale issued out of the ofice
of the Clerk of the Yanderburgh Circuit
Court, in favor of William ], G. Beck and
against George T. Redeem and Martha A.
Redfern and John Miller, repIevin bail. /
SATURDAY, June 90, 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock ann. and
pm. of said day, at the door of the courts
house in the city of Evansville, Indiana.
offer for sale at. public a9ction the rents
the following described real estate. to Wit :
That part Of the west half Of the northwest
quarter of Section fiye 10l, Township six (6)
south, of Range nine 90 west, which lies
south of a line drawn due east and west
quarter of said section, township, and
range; and should said rents and profits
not sell for a sum sufficient. to satisfy said
lien and costs, / will, at the same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple of said
real estate. ALEU- DARLING,
Sheriff Vanderburgh County
By A. w. CHUTE, Deputy
AFRO DYER, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
may26 w3t
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The Dayton Journal says the JOHN
SON men and Copperheads in New
York are swearing that WEED has
been outwitted in the New York Gus
tom House business, and that the
Radicals viii control appointments
there as far as they dare to do so. The
New York Times is manifestly in a
bad humor about it, and the Herald
is Cycling at " the little villain" and
iTHURLow WEED. 1t is said that Mr..
Brown, Mr.. SMYTHE's new private
Secretary, was appointed at the es-
pecial request of Chief Justice,
CHASE, Senator SPRAGUE, and JAY
Cooke. ',.
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A Lost village.

Lafayette is located in Tippecanoe Coun-
/ ty, and Tippecanoe is in the northwest
| ern portion of Indiana, about 1S5 miles on
an airline from this city; to get to that
place from this city, by the roundabout
| lines of railroad travel, would require
about $50 or 300 miles OF travel.-EUdfsUStte
| Courier.
We are at loss which to admire most,
the extensive geographical knowledge dis
played in the above paragraph, or the
naivete with which our Evansville contem-
porary acknowledges the want of direct
communication between that village and
the northwestern part of the State. We
once read of man who recommended his
farm on the ground that it was "all the
Nv down hill from it going to church, and
We. :, me way coming back =, but it is
-ie ~.I y ~. - exhibiting the advant-
ages of a city to show ths ~ ~ necessary
to travel 300 miles to reach it frofh a start
ing point only 1856 miles of. Citizens OF the
Northwest wishing to reach the Ohio XIV
er, will, of course, prefer the direct route TO
Jacksonville or New Albany, either OF
which points connect by railroad with La
fayette. When three railroads cross each
other at Evansville, as is the case at Lafay-
cite, the former win not only be less out of
the way, but there will be more patriotism
and fewer Butternuts there.-LdJ0s'ette
Journos 80 ksit at3ksa 1s.Ai4saf
The Courier always has strange
way of working for the interests of the
city, but it is probably best for the
city after all, as all sensible men be-
lieve exactly the reverse Of what the
Courier says, and do thevery things the
Courier opposes. As for having more
patriotism and fewer Butternuts in
Evansville, while it is a consumation
devoutly to be desired, yet viii we
compare favorably with Lafayette,
even in these particulars. We hold
the power in the city and have held it,
or at least the chief offices, for the
last FIVE or six years, and have all the
County Offices except one Commits
sioner, whom we propose to rotate this
fall. Can the Journal say as much
for Lafayette and Tippecanoe County
If we are little out Of the way, we
still do a right smart chance Of
business, and are not so much infest-
ed with thieves and swindlers as
some cities.
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Magazines for June.

The Atlantic Monthly, for June,
Boston, Ticknor & Fields,) has the
following table of contents:
Quicksands, by Mrs. c. A. Hopkin-
son; In the Hemlocks, by John Bur-
roughs; Last Days of Walter Savage
Landor, III, by Miss Kate Field; The
Dead Ship Of Harpswell by John G.,
Whittier; Doctor Johns, XVII, by
Donald G. Mitchell; Tied to Rope,
by Charlas J. Sprague; Giotto's Tow
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ges from Hawthornes Note Books,
VI; The Mountain, by E. G. Stedman
The Chimney Corner for 1866, VI, by
Mrs. Ell. B Stowe; A Pioneer Editor:
Griffith Gaunt, or Jealousy, VII, by
Charles Reade; Bad Symptoms, BY
Edward SpenserS Reviews and Liter
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The half yearly volume of the At
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Our Young Folks ;" Boston Tick
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Birds Question by John G. Whittier
Sea Life, by the Author of Sever
Little Sisters;' A. Summer in Lesli,
Goldthwaite's Life, vi, by the Autho
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of Faith Gartney's Girlhood;" The
First May Flowers, by Kate Putnam !;
Mother Magpie's Mischief, by Harriet
Beecher Stowe; Spring Song, by Rose
Terry; The Four Seasons, III, by Luz
cretia P. Hale; A Tennessee Farm
House, byJ 7. Trowbridge; The Dew
Fairies, by Margaret 4 Candy; Round
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There are sixteen illustrations, exclu-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUESDAY, 2Ofh MAY.
LADTES FAIR
At HENDERSON. KY.
AT HENDERSON, KY.

vmyHE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTE-
-M rian Church at Henderson have been
for some time busily engaged in getting up
a Fair for the benefit of their Church. No
pains have been spared TO make IL attract
i've. There will be everything good to eat
that the season affords - strawberries in
abundance; in fact, just such supper as
the ladies of Henderson know how to
get up.
Splendid music Warren's Silver Band
viii be in attendance. H4H.0l
The steamer Newsboy will issue tickets
for the occasion, and return to Evansville
with the party after the Fair is over. 70 ~
may28 d3t 1es ae nas
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THE Editor of the Columbus (Ohio)
Morning Journal, who is himself an
Office holder, afirms that the proper
ton of JOHNSON men in the Union
party of Ohio is as one to one hundred.
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS. -

TwAVENG ERECTED ONE OF THE
III most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of-on of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, I am now able to furnish this
cheap and moneY-saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, FOundries, Mills
Wooden Mills-in fact, all machines now
running-can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders of wholesale dealers filed on libe-
raj terms.
Z No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
q Coal Oil sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
may2 IT,
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DIED,

ALLEN-On Friday morning, May 25thi
at 80 o'clock, ANNA, daughter of Levi and
Dorcas Allen, aged nineteen years.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of John S. Stocks, on Cherry
Street, between Ninth and Tenth, this
Saturday morning, at ten o'clock.
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Notice to Contractors.

- of Vanderburgh County will receive
proposals up to the second Monday in
June, 1886, for making an embankment
for a roadway south of Cody's Bridge.
The emilankment will be $40 feet in length
20 feet IN width at the top, with side slopes
IL feet horizontal to / foot vertical; and
the greatest height of filling will not ex-
north side of Pigeon Greek, where directed.
The side stakes are now. set, with the
heights of the I'LL marked thereon.
may26 DIV VICTOR BISCH, Auditor.
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OF COUNCIL DTRECTTNG

~ LOTS TO BE FILLED.
mon Council of the city of Evansville that
Lots three 81 and four IA, in Block number
nine (9), Fourth Enlargement, are SO situ-
ated that water collects and remains stag
nant thereon; and the owners of said lots
are hereby directed and required by the
said Council to fill up said lots to such q
ing and remaining stagnant thereon, with
in thirty days from the passage of this
order.
Evansville, do herey certify that the fore
going is a true and complete copy of an
order of said Council, passed on the 21st
day of May, ID. 1866, so far as it relates
to the within-named lots.
In witness whereof, l have
fSrAl hereto subscribed my name and
t0h-AA'I affixed the seal of said city this
18th day of May, I'D. 1866. ii y
may26 13t "A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
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Lowry & Co., or to
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KK OUSE.- II have a good substantial
49, Frame Dwelling House for Rent, for
one, three, or five years. The house is new,
with nine rooms, halls, porches, and OUT
buildings. 1t is situate on Third street,
above Gum. H. E. READ.
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