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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24


ENDERS his pro ssio al services the citizens of Ev
ansville and vicinity; residence between Judge Foste
and H. BOendiek Cherry street Evansville, Ind.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

NTE are now rceIving large the best coal in 4
w West and ready supply friends and Gust
mers BY the small or large quantities. will deliver it
sumers. we win make liberal deduction. Orders left
the store of Holingsworth & Hughes will be promptly
tended to. ape j. W. & J. W. HUGHES.
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Fac WALL PAPERs-UPHOIsTERY won

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT o. ST1 have just received their
y First large assortment of Wall Papers,
from :he E est glded. comprising
the Gescrptien ia this line They
also keep everything apPertaninR upholstery and cover
chairs sofas, &c. in superior style Having Just enlarged
cur store-room to accommodate increased business we
prepared to receive customers,
arges oek and low prices ap29-tf
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OPkINS & REED intending to change their business
n II viii offer their ontire stock Dry
for cash All who bargains will please examine
goods and learn prices before mylm
COFFEE $50 bags prime received per A. L. ShotweI
myS GEO FOSTER & co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-24

tITIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
~ Planters and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank of
Georgia; Bank of chattanooga and Commercial Bank
vile and Memphis and other Banks of Alabama, Ten
Georgia North and South Carolina
for Groceries the lowest cash ices bought
discount for cash, by S. E. GILBERT CO.,
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HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
HAVING opened store exclusively FOR the sale of cigar
and tobacco, invte che dealers in his article
particular the country call my
ensive stock consisting of the desirable brands Of
Cigars made up from so 500 box shall
keep constantly excellent assortment hand and will
low prices The of Ber and no
politely requested having always
to suit their trade hand. H. ANSPACHER.
Sycamore Streets nearly opposite
& VieIe and Prestou Bros. my2
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

Al a meeting Of the Republican Party
held at the Cour. House in Ouumws'
on Saturday the Gath inst on motion
A. Harlan was called 10 the chair, and
J. w. Norris appointed Secretary.
90 motion, D. M. CLARK, A. Lots
peich, and Peter Knox were appointed o
committee 10 nominate Delegates to rep
resent WspelIo County in 'he Congress
sionsl Con ention on June 9Th.
G. II. Lesgstt, G. L. Roberts, >.
w. Norris, VIM. H Dunlap. John
Heacock; Dr.. H. Kirkpatrick. and 5shn
w. Hsdriek, were nominated, spc duly
elected said delegates.
On motion meeting adjourned.
"A. HARLAN, Pres.
J, w. NORRIS, ssc'y.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
Washington, May 90.

EIEtEaE- 2. E4Hfa
Immediately aftr the adjournment Of
Congress to-day, Preston 8. Brooks OF
s.. Carolina, q member OF the lower
House entered the Senate Chamber and
approached the seat Of Dir. Sumner and
struck hir 4 powerful blew with 4 cane,
At The same time accusing him Ct. libel
ing 8. Carolinis, and his grey headed
relative Senator Butler. Ne Sumner
fell from the effec. Of The blows, Brooks
continued beating him. Mr. Bumner
recovered sufficiently to call for help,
but no one inierfsred; snd Brooke 70
peated the blows until Mr. Sumner WAS
deprived Of the power Of spsseh. Some
eye witnesses stale that Mr. B. struck
40 many ~ SO times on The head Of Mi
s. Mr. g. Was sitting in ~ arm chair
when ihs assault wAs made, and had nc
opportunity TO defend himself. After
his assault hs WAS carried 20 his rooms,
but the extent oil his ~inJufies Was mot -.
eertainsd. Various opinions on the sub.
ject are expressed. many applauding and
some dcnouncing IL . cowardly attsmpI
TO beat down freedom Of speech.
Nj Brooks was complained of by Mr.
Lusder, on whose oath Justice Hollines
head issued a warrant Of arrest, and 70
quised Brooks v give bail in the sum o.
$500 for his appearance to-Morso y
roluiag. a8
Mr Sumner has several severe bu, mol
dangerous wounds on his head. Tn,
caas held by Mr. Brooks VA shattered
% pieces By the blow: mnIl aaa <
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

A gentlemen just down from the Up
per Missouri informs " that On passing
Jefferson City. yesterday. he was advis
ed tina, q dispatch had been receive
there stating that q battle had been ioush'
al Lawrence. in which . number Of per-
sons on both sides. had bssn slain. II
was also reported that that place was
surrounded by q large body Of armed
men. and that the discrimination was 10
rage The town 10 tia ground. We are
unable 10 ascertsin The correctness of this
rumor, 40 the line . Jefferson City was
no, IN operation yesterday; but from .
gentleman whs arrived on the steamer
Edinburgh. alta lase hour last evening,
and who leh Kan,as City on the morn
ing Of the 2ls,., We learn that the report
from Palermo, AsehisoK and Kickapo0,
was tina, every inhabitan. Of those towns
who could carry . musket would set ou'
for Lawrence in time I reach il by the
nigh. Of the 2o,h. Five or six cannon
were said TO be on heir way, in order to
be brought 10 bear on lha, town. !; was
reported that the 2ro.Siavery men
would mus.ef between $500 and 1000.
We learn further that . mass meeting
Had beer held at K~icka2oo, which re-
solved upon the destruction Of The Kan.
sas hotel. q. KaAsas city, NO.. under
stood 10 be owned by Massachaseua
men. The meeting, however, was in
duced 10 modify this resolution By q per.
son strongly pro-slavery 10 his views
who owned property a~djoinining that ed
i6cs. II WIS finally determined that j
should DO sacked. This vas to TAX,
place nigh. before last. The Kansas no
tel il |. 6ne brick building. standing OF
the bank Of the river. So certain va
It's destruction considered, that fsmilie
we're moving out Of il. !
We are further informed that . rewsr'
Of 300 had been offered by eisizsns o
Kickapoo Cor Gen. Pomsroy, and tbs
parties had bssn sent in search Of him
l-ATssouri Democrat May %.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
WAsHlNoroN, May %.

Dir Campbell rising to q question Of
privilege offered the following:
Whereas. on the 22d May Hon P 3
Brooks and Hon Lawrence NJ Keith
members Of this houee from South Car
DINA and other members either as prin.
ciplas or accessories perpetrated a violent
assault, upon the person OF Hon Chas
Sumner senator of the U s, from Mass,
while remaining in his seat in the senate
chamber aud while in the performance
Of his duties az senator therefore.
ResOiued, That a select Committee OF
five members be appinted by the Speak
er TO investigate the subject and repor,
the fac;s 10 reference thereto, as in their
iudgmen. may be proper and necessary
for the vindicaiion Of the character OF
his house.
A point Of order was raised and a de-
bate ensuod.
Mr. Campbell moved an ~amendmen,
Of the preamble BY omit,ixg MI. Ksni's
name.
The resolution then passed by 81 to
90.
During the proceedings Mr. Brooks re
marked that nc man except himself knew
whom and where the intended assaul,
was 10 occurr. and Mr. Keiu said be did
no, see the beginning Of it lie was be-
hind the Presidents chair at that time,
nor did he know when or where the al
fair would occur.
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, and the Speak.
sr, together with other political friend'.
said this had been M outside arrange.
msnt 10 the preparation Of she 2fopori
tiop,
Mesers Campbell Of o.. Allison, Cobt
Of Georgia. Greenwood aud Spencer
were appointed a. the committee to in.
vestiga,e the subject.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

How strange it is that people will suffer on,
from day TO day, and week TO week, with torn
enting pains, and not apply a remedy, when il
is within their reach; and It is equally strange
that men will let their horses die Of the collie,
when q medicine may be had which win give
relief; some Of the finest horses in the land
have been ruined by founder just for the want
Of proper treatment. Now it 10 ascertained by
numerous indiyiduals, that HGillmores Turkish
Linsment,' does cure pains Of all sorts, that II
never fails to cure collie, and that founder il
cured in ! few hours. You viii like it # you
try II. H
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

TEE REMARKABLE Book OF HI AcE.-
II we were asked what publication Of later
days had stirred up the most popular feeling
and was most likely to live in mems memories
As ! thing Of deep moment and deeper results,
we should point to the mysterious work, en-
titled Chow to win . Lover" by Professor
Rondout, Of New York. 1t treats on the art
Of making matrimony, under all circumstances,
IS easy as the art OF making bread. See the
advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
ar The News from K,n,., and

II The News from Kansas and
Washington which we publish this week
will be found highly impoi,an, aud excl
ting. We give up q larger portion Of
our column, than u'ual 10 Il. believing
that our readers are anlious for early in.
t~elligsnce. e eEa
1t viii be seer tina, the plot ID thicker
ing in Kansas. The pro Slavery party
aided by The Federal Authorities are bav-
ing il all their owa way. The Hotel a,
La has been sacked, press dsmol-
i,hed, The officers of State under Arrest OF
driven from the Territory. The var ha,
actually commenced and several have
been killed on both sides. Ii 10 indeed
q gloomy day 10 ,ha, devoted land.-
What another week will Disclose We may
easily imagine. If she Investigating
Committee are suffered 10 complete their
labors and get away with ,hsir lives and
testimony, il will be more than we can
nov look for. 2 a
Border Rufianism. not satisfied with
its achievements on the plains Of Kansss
has been making q demonstration al
Washington. The Halls Of Congress,
the Senate Chamber, has been invaded
and desecra,ed by the fell monster. A
Senator, in broad daylight, and in the
presence OF that august body, on account
Of words spoken in debate. has been
stricken down and all but murdered By: a
lawless assassin,
Well, what next! We shall wait with
some curiosity for the next act in this
drama. We shall no, probably have to
wait long, for .hings are moving decided
ly last.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

WELLS GERMAN LINIMEHr is in great favor
with all who know Its merits. 1t renders the
hands soft and smooth, cures Scalds and Burns
in a short time-is the best article known for
Eruptions, Scald Head, Cutsneo1 Diseases,
Caked Breast, Sprains, Bruises; Pains and fol
many other diseases and injuries. In the fami-
ly, there is almost daily use for 1t, whereby
much pain and suffering may be saved.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
KEEP IT THE WORLD
Hurlcy,s SarsApAFilla.

This medicine may be taken at any season
Of the year, but Alphabetically during the spring
and summer mouths. Gentle though.potent in
its action, Il 90 rectifes the blood and juices
that c~utaneous affections, such as spots, blotch-
es, pimples, &C., are rapidly cured; and so a.
dapted to all constitutions, that il is deservelly
esteemed, By the many thousands that hare
taken it, the most general Family Medicine
known.-Arks. Shield.
This Medicine can be procured from the
Agents. Bacon, Hyde & Co., St. Louis, Mo,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
New YoRK, May 81.

Tho discussion in the New School
Presby,erisn General Assembly. on
the subject Of sDaverys continued ibfongh
de day, but without coming 70 any con-
clusion ~ 10 she deposition of ths re-
ports touching the powers Of the Assem-
big in regard 70 Slavery: Some mem-
Ssrs advocated the declaration that slAs-
cry 10 sis per -. = nunber Of South
esn gen,lemsh shssatsnso.in . Of such
. declaraiion. TO withdraw fFsa the As
us@bly. q q
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

The committee Of sasA House took
preliminary ssps 70 the investigation Of
the circumatanses attending the asaauli
upon Mr. Summer. The condition Of
Mr. 8. this A. NJ. 10 not considered %
favorable o. il was y~sssesday. Isferbids
his leaving bis room.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

Review Of Darlington Market.
For the meek ending Nay %.
The week jus. passed has been one Of
extreme dullnsss for produce deaie:s.
WMEAT-Spring. rs 10 80. Fall DOC to
ell.
FLouR-Noae bu, C,,r Mills in mar
kst
CoRN-Nons offering. would be Ia
ken n 20c. attf uH
OAr.-is to 2ie.
PRovIsIoNs.-Buik Meals st, 81, 7B.
m round LOIS. W. hear Of smoked
Ilams, smell lots in casks 0 cts and smo
ked Shoulders Z cts. Mess pork $l4,-
so.
LARD Firm at 8 10 st.
Butter Choice lots from farmers Is
to Is.
Eo0s--64.
APPLEs-Dry dull, 6a7.
PEAcHEs-6. Bur. Tel.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

The KRoxyill Journal, after q sus.
pension of some two months, on account
Of the entire loss Of is Office by FIRE, has
.gsin made is appearance under more
favorable suspieies. VIM. M. S'oas'
Eso., one Of our State Electors. and s.
w. Edwards are Editors and proprie
tors. The Journal 10 ably edited and
handsomely printed, and We hope the
Citizens of Marion County. will give TO
i, a liberal snc cordial support.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

/ A Coon Notwithstanding has been
needed for a long time to give beauty to the
hair, and restore gray hair to ito original color,
We are happy to state that this desideratum j.
now filed by the article OF Prof. Woods Hail
Restorative. For identifying and preserving
the hair this article cannot be surpassed, and
its use in this community should be general
CSquatter Sovereign.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
Yatest Geographic gfns,
Frelm Kansas.

The New Lucy, which arrived on .he
the % brings some interesting in,elli-
gsnce of things al present 10 Kansae.-
She left 81. Joseph on last Friday, and
reports that 6f,een hundred men are uu.
der arms al Lawrence, 10 resist the en-.
forceRen. Of the Territorial laws.
The people Of the Territory are re.
spending 10 Gov. SHANNoN's proclama.
ton. and six hundred men had assem-.
bled at Lscomp,on, end four hundred Al
franklin. all we'll armed and provisioned.
In addition to this, we learn a large com
pany were 10 leave Kickspoo on Sstur-
day for Lecomp,on, having with them
two field piscss.
Great excitement 10 said 10 exist, and
q bst.le is anticipated shortly.
REKDER is reported TO have succeeded
in making his escape. and il was said
carried with hun considerable fuuds be
longing { his friends.
The Vigilence COMMITTEE, al Ksnsas
City. on Saturday took of the steamer
Arabia. a large field piece consigned To
Lawrence. A portion Of the running
gear Lad already been sen, through OF
was ye, behind.-M Missouri Republican
8. Louis, May II,
The Democrats Kansas correspond
emf under date of 18th, wriies that from
eight hundred to twelve hundred mel
we're encamped near Lecompton, the
people of Lawrence sent . note TO Co.
Sumner asking him to station a body ol
troops in that vicinity. 10 prevents the
mob proceeding 10 ~sanguiaary ex,remi-
ties. He declined saying he had NO
power 10 move without orders.
Mr. Cox Of Lawrenre. waited on Mar
shall Donaldson TO ssce-,ain If anything
could be Cone psaceably to prevent bis
monster posse entering town. Marshal
said their demands mus, DO complied
with, previously concerning 10, 10 enter
Lawrence with all his forces.
LIST. Every man against whou process
10 issued should be surrendered. e.g
End. All munitions Of wal al Law
rence to be delivered up.
Sd. Citizens should pledge themselves
implicitly 10 obey pfssen, ensciments,
Kansas last OF oa,hs, taxes asd oil.
Upon receipts Of this the citizens held
4 public messing and drew up . letter
70 she Marshal, stating tina, he and every
perses as.ing under him would be allow
70 execute legal proesss agairs, any CHI.
gen Of Lawrsncs, and if called upon they
woulc serve as posse in making arrests;
that there would not now, nor - sny fu.
ture ,ims, be any rssistanes 10 law. and
they only awaited opportunity 40 ies,ify
fidelity 10 the Union and constitution,
thst they claim to be law abiding. ORDER
loving citizens, a.d asked 10 De protect
ed by constituted auth Orisies. Mar
shalls answer was tina, he did not be
lieve in promises TO tho people Of Law.
renee; ihat he regarded them a. rebels
and traitors, and they should know his
demand when he came.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

The Quaker City arrived. II was RI.
morsd II Hayana that the 6paaish Gov
erEment was fttiug ont % expedition 10
proceed Immediately 10 Costs Rica fof
the purpose Of operating agsinst Walk
Or. II b also reported that Vera Cruz il
70 be bleekadsd and bepbarded By SPAN
ish forces 70 enforce the settlement d
elaine due Spain.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

THREATENED WAR IN KAHsAs.-We
learn by a gentleman who left Lsxicg-
ten. No., some days ago, that san order
had como down for three hundred men.
10 aid The United Ssatss Government in
administering the law in Kansas. This
meysmsnt 10 au outside ons entirely, and
beess no good for the peace Of she Ter.
risovy. Let Unels SAN thrash his own
children i: nesd BE-. II does cot look
we'll 10 see The old ones Try 70 thrash The
ycung ones.-N. Louis. intel - "a
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
NEW BOOKS.

ID OSE Clark, Curse of Clifton; Ten Year,
IL among the mail bags; Me- auleys Eng
land, a vols ; Buttons Natural History; Dicks
Works, American Architect; Ures Dictionary
Of Arts, Manufacture and Mines; Washing
ton and his Generals; Napoleon andhi Marsh
ALPS; Pictorial History of the United States:
and a good assortment Of Miscellaneous Works
just receive by w. L ORR.
Ottumwa. May 29th, $50,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
sketches for the Week.

Sketches for the Week.
Near Marietta. Iowa, on The 18th, VIM
II Meriwea,her from Indiana, was ensic-
ed into the the prairie by J J Brown and
II Porter, two notorious c~hsrac.ess and
there nearly murdered Nj NJ. had
sa00 on HE person. Failing 10 their II.
tempt the ~rascals hod, but we're Sveria.
ken. arrested, and, in default Of $4,000
bail, committed. sr
David Wilmot is up in the Tip.on Ad.
v~sr,iser as Republican candidate for
President.
The Iowa Republican for two years
conducted by Ballard and Lathrop, and
ably edited by H w La.hrop. Esq. has
been disposed Of to Mr. J Tessdals, .
gentleman of enlarged experience az an
Editor and publisher. by whom il will
hereafter be conducted.
The o s Presbyterian Church u lows
City, was burned on the 10Th inst. The
pulpit and doors only saved. s.
The Demoine has been falling some
days, owing 10 which two Boats turned
back from K~eosauqua, storing ,heiIlrsighs
at that place.
E.For M s.
The President has Recognised Walk
er's Government in Nicaragua, and ao-
credited a Minister from il 10 this coun-
try.
.Demoine City, is he name given by
the Commissioners to the location seisc
ted as the State Capitol.
Messrs Graham and Miller are nov
running a weekly stage from the mouth
of the Platte River, Nsbraaka Territory,
to Alton, Union County Iowa, there con.
Meeting with the ssiges via Charlton, and
Ouumwa 10 Burlington.
Another revolving pistol has been in.
vented. /, has two sections, each CON.
tanning seven charges, 90 a. to be fred
lat lines with GU, 70 loading.
Mr. Herbert member Of Congress who
shot a waiter a. Willards Hotel. has been
bound over in the sum Of 100000.
The land Offices in this State are oil
closed on account Of the passage Of fths
Iowa Land Bill. How long they viii
remain closed il 10 difiouls TO say. En-.
tries made since the Bill became . lev
will all be vacated of course.
We hear > good deal Of complain,
herebou,s Of defective seed corn, and o.
numerous farmers Who have been com
pelleG 10 plant = second time.
The Keokuk papers are severe in their
censures Of orr delegation in Congress
on account Of wha. they term > partial
inyidious and unjust grant, They thinl
the Keokuk and Fort Demoine road. snt
the Fort Madison Ind Bloomfield road
should also have q share in tho lands Civ
en- 10 the State.
The Democrats Of Wspsllo county
will hold a county convention u Otum
wa June %. A jsint convention 70
Wapello End Keokuk viii be hold .
Waugh's poin, July let.
The Democratic Congressional Con
ven,ion for this DisEict which 10 caIls'
10 meet a, Charlton. has been posspoD
ed until Wednesday. the 18Th day q
June next
Hon L D Stockton Of Burlington, ba
been appointed by Gov G'imes, n I
the Associate Judges Of The Soprem
Cours Of this slate; uics. Judge lsbel
vbc resigned on account of i'll health.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

The Democrats Cineirna.i Coaysn-
zion 10 10 bad order in Nsbraska il seems
The Council Bluff CAronotyps 10 in.
formed that u . ~oonvsntien duly called
in the go,ernmsni paper a Omaha. il
Was resolved 10 BE- in~elpedisns 70 send
delegates, from shst Territory 10 the
convention. Ga m8d sg
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
81. Louie, May "a,

A dispaich from Boonville 10 the Re-
publican says LawEsncs WA Destroyed
W Wednesday. hotel. printing Office and
press demolished. bur few lives loss.-
Exac, p~srticulars BY steamer tonight.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

SUMNER's SPKRcH.-The C0vresp0n-
dent Of shs Tribune notices Summers
last great speech in these highly eulogis-
tic terms:
"Ssnasar 6umnea's Kansas speech 10
she most mastery, striking and ssathing
production Of the Session. The gallsri-
% we're crowded with ,ntslless, beauty
and fashion, and the snte-sooms were a.
90 shrounged. HE sKeoriasion OF Don.
glass was scsrnlslly whitening and scos.
ching. He dsiignassd Senator Bustlss
~ the Don Quixoss Of Slavery: and Dou
elass - its 6sncho Pauxa. Mr.. Sumner
ceves before made such an impression in
force, manner, and emphatic style. He
WAS animated and glowing throughout
hurting ds6sscs among the opposition,
and brsysiy ~denouneing the Kansa,
kwindle from 6rst to last Some 2assa
ges quite electrified the Chamber, and
gave . now conception Of The man.
Finer effect has rarely been produesd.'
The slsvs-holders could not answer il
but % ne 10 Z proclaimed nonsresissan
they could beat him over the head with
. club, and they did.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29

ROCHESTER,, May ~.
Abou, 3 o'clock this A N. a FIRE broke
on. in the Curtis block, on Main. extend
ing from waisr 81. TO the river, which TO-
gethei with its contents, we're destroy ed,
total loss $40, 0OO.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
SCHOOLGIRLS.

ay's Arithmetic and Key; Key to Davies
Algebra; Cutters Physiology; LoyeIl,s Young
Speaker; Websters School Dictionary; Walk.
ers Do; McGufey's Readers and Spoilers.
Wizards United States; Bullions Grammer.
Smiths Do; Mitchelps Geography; Olney,s
Do; An;hon's Latin Lessons; Comstock,s Phi. .
losophy, and Chemistry; and a general assort-
ment Of School Books together with States.
Paper, Ind, Ink Stands &C., just received by
w. L. ORR.
May, 29th, '56.
Christian Psalmist, Dupey's HYMNS.
Ru.k's Dictionary, Josephus, Bibles anu Tes-
~tanents, for sale by w. L. ORR.
May, goth '56.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-29
DIED

DIED
At hi, Residence, on the 18th day Of May,
1856, MICHAEL WxLLMAs, in the sixty-sixt
year Of his age, in Adams Township, wapello
County, Iowa; leaving awife and family Of
children, and a large circle of friends to morn
has loss. He has been a pious and devoted
Christian for forty years and lived a life thai
he was not afraid to die. He could adopt the
language Of Paul, and say: 81 have fught a
good fight, I have finished my course, l lave
kept the faith, hencefourth, there is laid up
for me a Crown Of Righteousness, which tie
Lord. the Righteous Judge shall give me at that
day; and not to me only, bit unto all them also
that love His appearing"