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no. l.4IG.
United State Marshal's Notice.

United States of America. District of In
diana, IS;
-xWYHEREAs. a libel of inIormat ton
EV was fled IN the District Court of the
United States for the District or indiana
on the 9th day of June, 1863 by august
gchuItze, Charles Truman, Ferdinand
Holtz, Alexander Jack, William Hoppe,
John Nor is, John Truman, and William
Becker, b, their proctor, Charles K. Marsh,
Ed, against the steam ferry boat " Stone-
wal Jackson her ensints, tacBle, app
parel, an furniture, seized at sald district
upon q cause OF dam ges, civil and mari
time. claiming $3.50 40 and praying pro-
cess against said goo0S, and that the same
may be o. den1ued ard solo theref' T.
Now, therefore. IN pursuance of the mo-
milton under die seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public u otIce to ali persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
Of the United states. to b. held at the city
Of l. dfauapclis, in and for the District OF
indiana, on the first Monday Of August
next, at ten O'Clock OF the fore "a con OF that
day, then and there TO 1nterpose their
claims and make their allegations in thRt
BEHALF
BEN. SPo0NER, Marshal, u. 3.
Attest: }. d. Rowland, Clerk.
ie97 dI4G
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A~A~s@O@N<NA nv ~ ~ A@ w = ~ EMS.
Rev. Geo. F. Pentecost, of the First
Baptist Church, is on visit to New
York. He goes to his new charge in
CoYington in August.
Rev. w. Fl. McCarer, of this city,
fills an appointment tomorrow at
Danville, Illinois.
We take the following notice of
the new pastor OF the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, of this city,
from the letter of an Oxford CORES
pendent of the Cincinnati Gazette, of
the Both ult.
The Second Presbyterian Church
of this place are mourning the loss
of their efficient pastor for the last
eight years, Rev. j. p. II. Kumler,
who leaves this week for bis new field
of labor in Evansville, Indiana. He
preached his last discourse to his
Church here yesterday morning, and
administered the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. While we feel glad
on his account that his field of use
iulness Is to be extended, and that
ne mas received a call to come up
n!gner IN the vineyard, we sorrow at
MS removal from this community.
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including towers, and the width
ninety nine feet. On the east of the
front end there are three towers and
corresponding to these there are three
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north and south walls are EIGHT feet
thick, clear Of pedestal. They stand
upon foot wall sixteen feet wide a.
the bottom, which slopes three feet an
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half feet. The lootings OF the tow
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American citizen., 1868-08-22

SArURpAy Saturday night make.
the people human, sets their heart to beating
softly, as they used to 10 before the world
turned them into war drums and Jared them
to pieces with tatoos. The ledger closes
with a clash the iron door vaults come to
with bang, up goes the shutters with a
will click goes the key in the lock. 1t is
Saturday night. uomeward ho The door
that has been sjtr all week gently closes be-
hind him the world is all shut out. Shut
out? Shut in, rather. Here are his treas
Ures, after all, and not in the vault, and not
in the beok-saye the record in the old fam
lily bible-aud not in the bank.
Maybe you are a bachelor, frosty and for
ty. Then, poor fellow! Saturday night is
nothing to You, just as you are nothing 10
any body. Get a wife. blue-eyed or black
eyed, but above all, true-cyed get a little
home, no matter how little, and a little sofa,
Just to hold two and half in it of Satgr-
day night and then read this paragraph by
the light Of your wif,s eyes, and thtuk God,
and take courage.
American citizen., 1868-08-22
THE CAMPAIGN CREs CENT


InURlNG the current canvass shall pHblish
~ weekly democratic paper under the title of the
CAMPAIGN CRESCENT.
The first number will be issued during the first
week in August, and the publication will be con
! tinued until the election iu November.
| The Campaign Crescent will lie devoted excu
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| ton. 1t will advocate democratic principles and
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DISCUSSES. II will discuss the momeuous questions
at issue without reserve and with entire freedom
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American citizen., 1868-08-22
OFFICE, NORTH SIDE OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE

purpose. On the contrary. while on
Constitution oivps inst wrioht to tb
! public will. its distip uJ,isbinorfrotnr
is, that it seeks to protpcs the lioht
of the minorities. It's greatest aIo,r
is that il puts restraints mon n@weI
1t gives force and form tn thoS
naXims and PRINCIPLES Of civil Ebe,
ty for which the martyrs Of freedom
have STRUGGLED through aces /
declares the right Of the people +,
be secure in their persons houses
and papers against search and seiz
urcs: that Congress Shall make n,
Jaw respecting the establishment O
religion. or the free exercise thereof
or ablidging freedom of Spppoh o,, q
/ the press. or fle rioht Of the uropI,
to petition for Eedress for grievances
/ 1t secures the Tinht of a Sneedy an,
public trial by an impartial iury.
4 No man can riabtfnIlv omar ,,o,
fine duties of the prreidontf,I ot,in,
unless he is NOT only wiIIino. to carr,
ont fine wishes of t,ic nrnnI@. rynrast
ed in a constitutional way. Inf !,
also prepared TO stand mn for thr
rights Of the miuorities He nns-
be ready to uphold the free ovnrrf =,
|of religion. He must d.pn,nr,
measures which would wrong per
Sonal or home rights, or the religious
conscience Of the humblcst citizen oi
the land. He must maintain, with.
out distinction Of creed or nationali-
tY, all the privileges Of an American
citizenship.
The experience of every public
man who has been faithful to his
trust teaches him that no man can
do the duties Of the Office Of the
President unless he is ready not only
to undergo the falSehoods and abuse
of the bad, but to suffer from the
ccnsure Of the good who, are Il iSIed
by preludlceSald Misrepresentation.
Ilere are no ATTRACTIONS N such a
position winch deceive my Judgment
When l say that a great change is 60
ing on N the public mind, The mass
OF the EepubIIcan party are more
thoughtful, tempered, and just than
they We're during the excitement
which attended the progress md
close OF the war.
As the energy of the nemocratir
party springs from their devotion
TO their cause. and not their candi.
dates, | may with Uroprirly sneak of
the fact. that never in the poIitiraI
history Of our country has fine action
Of any like body been haiIed with
such universal and real enthusiasm
as that which has beelt shown in re
ation TO the ac ion Of the National
Democratic Convention. with which
The candidates had nothing to do.
Had any Others Of those named been
this spirit W0uld have been
perhaps more marked.
The zeal and energy of the conspr-
,ative masses spring from 4 desire
% make a cbaupn of no}icy. and from
/ belief that they can carry outtLrir
purposes. In this faith they are
,trpnothened hy fine co-ppclatioD of.
he great body of those who served
Il the Union army and navy duTing
he war. Having given nearly I6,-
wv commissions to the oIicerS q l
i ,t"G d, N.Y." T t,lIit H., re" T-; "I, t
,.hinI, +ha,. t'unLt | MA 'I.UI Iana.a', 'ot
nj Lon, IA
American citizen., 1868-08-22

IL The present Governor Of Georgia wa:
formerly an exPressmsn.
And be is still EuUoet.
American citizen., 1868-08-22
Patent Metallic White Clothes Lines

HNtIE undersigned agent Of the American Wire
L Company OF New York, would beg leave to call
the attention of the housekeepers of Madison
county, to their Patent Natalie Clothes Line,
which has been found to he the only article suita.
be for a clothes line, except the old fashioned
rope which always causeS much annoyance ard
/ trouble by breaking rOtting out and discoloring
clothes and by being obliged to put it up and take
it down every time used
With this line you have none of those annovan.
ces, and when it is once put up it gives 10 more
tr1ule.
Price, 3! cents per foot
=, Specimens can be seen at the Drug store OF
Mosby d Richards.
MaY2 II, II. GOULD, Agent
American citizen., 1868-08-22

"Dou't you know me T. ssid Kentucky
soldier to his former commander. "No, my
friend, dont." Why, sir, you once saved
my life.' All how was thst2' Why,
served under you st the battle Of Fort pom
e.sou, and when you ran away al the begin,
ming of the ffht. rau after you-else
night have been killed. God bless you, ny
preserver, nv benefactoE 20
American citizen., 1868-08-22

CHLORIDE or LIME FOR VERyIN A cor
respondent Of the Model Farmer says: Four
years ago l took an old country house iufest-
ed with rats. mice and ajes. I stuffed every
rat ana mouse hole with chloride threw
it on the quarry floors Of the dairy and cel>
lars. kept sausers Of it under the chests
and drawers or some other convenient piece
of furniture, in every nursery, bedroom or
drawlng-room. An ornamental glass vase
held quantity at the f1o, of each staircase.
Stables, cov-sdels, pig-sties, all, had their
dose, and the result was that l thoroughly
routed my enemies. Last year was - great
one for wasns; they would ut face the cLio>
ride; though in the diuiag.room, in which
we had none-as its smell, to me most re-
freshing and .'es7mc is not approved by
all persous--we aad a perpetual warfare"
American citizen., 1868-08-22
THE MODERN iHAX9SS.
s SHORT SEETCsT OF THE YAn
IN SGCTGE AMERICA.

Inc dH"Dic advocates o. women
e rights have something to rejoice in
. at last PRESIDENT Lopez, OF Para
a quay, has actually enlisted an army
I Of Amazons, to Fight in the war now
, raging between Paraguay, On tho
J, one side, and Brazil, Uruguay an,
70 the Argentine EcpublIc, on the 9th
. er We have not heard Of any mill
I tary achievements performed, oreycI
, attempted, by these she warriors. but
there seems to be no doubt that this
female corps has really been organ.
. lied. The "pettic0at reserves" a.
| they may be called, are duly armed
hot with tongues and taIons, the
! natural NcapoE5 OF tieir scN-but
= with swords, muSketS and bayonrtS
! 1t is uncertain, however, whether
. any OF them have submitted to the
5 surgical operation which was per
= formed upon the ancient AmaZ3uS.
t with a view Of enabling them to
= draw the bow with facility. The
= nameso ot the leading Amazo1ian Off.
GERS nave grch previously fuoIISHtrd'
!o' t r -,1'',' III tI,sl"' tI ,,li I'.]''
las MaFamp NUrU. the mother ,t