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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

BETWEEN THE BLANKbTs. Some people'take
their cares and troubles TO bed with them. 1t is
bad plan, for they are diabolical bad-fellows.
Even ii ''tred naturp's sweet restorer' whips the
spirit off 10 dreamlaud in the midst of its repin
Jugs and forebodng-, there is no comfort for it
there. OF the last sad waking thoughts are
born visible imps that haunt us i'll the realm of
Morpheus, and we fight with horror oil night
long Happy are those who eau put off their
day troubles with their day clothing, and as they
assume the horizontal, forget all the ann noyances
that belong to perpendicular life We have
known people who could do this-individuals
who, efter struggling from morning ul night III
Sloughs of Despond, and getting miserably be
mauled by Giant Despair, no sooner slipped be-
tween the sheets than the Angel Of Sleep, who
seemed to have been lying in wait there to bless
them, took them on her wings and bore them TO
Elysium. To fight again over in bed the battle
of life, as many do in their slumbers, IS mise
rable business Still more unpleasant Is II to De
surrendered in sleep to all sorts Of vague and
;mnossible phantoms, which are none the less
disaereeabe than they are utterly absurd
worst of all it is to lie sleepless through tue
weary watches Of the night self-tormented. The
best thing that nervous, highly impressible, nj
getty people can do, after getting into bed, is TO
lie reeolutely still aud try TO abstract their minds
entirely from the occurrences Of the day. The
power of doing this is natural to many but 1t
NAV also be acquired by perseyeriug effort. Ihe
will of the weakest of us IL a mighty Instrument
when fairly brought into play.--N. T. .S"nday
Times.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Shoddy, thou once vast named with scorn,
At best with but smile,
And even now, by fame upborne,
Thou art substance vile.
Yet many rich robe that twines
The proudest forms we see,
Many gem that sun-like shines,
The wearer owes to thee.
And many palatial pile
That proudly stands apart,
And seems so solid, knows the while
That thou its keystone art.
Some folks, the precious cash 10 save,
Do by their acts declare
That, for our Warlike legions brave,
Shoddy's the only wear.
But lives not the eccentric elf
Who would not soon refuse.
As winter clothing for himself,
A shoddy suit to chose.
Then, ye who dread, (with cause enough.)
Such fate may you, belall,
Who seek for honest work aud stuff,
Fly quick to TOWER HALL
The balance Of our Winter Stock, comprisin
The largest assortment Of Ready-made Clothin
in Phila delphia, is being closed out, at reduce
prices.
NO 518 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT s co,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

FAREAGuT-Mr. Parton, in his work on
UJOOer.I Butler in New Orleans" pays the toi-
wing lust tribute to the gailanry OF h+ ve'e-
ran Fa,raqut who reduced the totmdnh'e OTIS
m the Mississippi which led to the cap ure OF
New Orleans; ,....
Nos livad he has bern hfty-iwo All othoer III tue
naSv, Of The United States. He was boy d.
shinman as far back as the war OF 1872, not
s,,'d,snnqni,hed then III at east one bl ody hght
Thomeh advanced in years, his heart is young,
his frame very light and active, bis face snl
hn.r;na those of a man Of middle age "H' was
H. est man in the fleet, says Genera But
ier aierl in climbing to the masthead, quick IA
Getting into his boat, capable OF .ous o3unu"se
sanars exertion modest qn!e' man' uo'pg MS
- ,,,th the minimum Of show ana russ us'ng
,a uuy words. preierriue simple topics Above
siIpie has arm. brave honest heart, that CAM
az, ~ III q;smayed by phantoms, and knows no
su, so". e,cent the noble dread, lest III any WY,
.sg, ,,,,h fault of his, the feet pir"sted to MS
o ISonld disa ppoint the reasonable expecta-
.;ons If The country The language OF eulogy s
so lavishly employed iu these times that l, nas
sCouired an opprcbrious quality. But tneSe
things are literally tru' OF this Vahan' anu uvD.e
Tennessean. The country knows what ne !. nAs
5ona. but his modest worth, his utter slnSeilty'
@ his sr,re and single eyed devotion to his nu.yI,
n.s nss thsre viii be much to tell when the hnNi
record is made up. ...
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

ItAhO COAI Aphb2s
Hard coal as'hes for manure are much more
valuable as an absor bent Of the ferlihzlng ele-
ments in manures than is generally supposed
and may be worth something as dslnteetaht
1t will not be difficult for some OF your reaa-
ers to try the experiment, as have ana satlsly
themselves, My belief is that all the ashes anu
all the drainage of all our large cities should De
combined, and thus, out of two evils, t'rlng an
inexhaustible good. have no doubt bat that
the efHuyi proceeding from the slaughter ho uses
in Brighton could be throughly neutralizedh by me
use of anthracite co al ashes, aud the atmospherS
rendered as pure as n any other neighborho9d.
Ii will be found upon mixing moderate pro-
portion Of ashes with the contents Of the privy,
cess. pool or hog-pGn, that in snort time the Of
fensiye odor has entirely disappeared,
1t is not expelled, as by the use of chlorides,
but held iu com5iuation until by its use as
manure the earth and roots Of plants iberate
and use it.
Dry peat, charcoel dust, aud other ike sub
stances, have the So me power. But nothing is
so cheap as hard CO al ashes which have general
ly been consider ed only nuisance. = DT
Wilder, Jr.- Ne,o England Farmer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

~. .,p EAR.-Prof. ]. 1saacs, NJ. D., ocu
-. ntH md Aurist, formerly of Leyden, HOLLAND, is
nr,sarrmanently r,ar located at No. oil iine street.
Philadelphia, where persons aifioteo Wlln elssS
srea,ad and cured if durable. Artificial Eyer
inserted without pain. ....aa 90 h,
N B,-The Medical faculty is invited, as h'
has no, secrets in his mode Of treatmentjuS-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

Gnods FOR rhe Holidavs.

LII the newest styles Of Fancy Combs Steel and Jet
"A Jewelry Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses large 10
Of sk Fans and sun Umbrellas at less than cost to i'm
port Fancy Leather Goods Work Boxes Desks odor and
Laval Gases Segar and Inkstands Card Receivers, Of all
the new styies Cologne Sets and Mantle Ornaments IN
great variety together with large stock of Fancy and
AoAes @'''s F II. DIXON,
81 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
Az Peacock Feathers bought or made into ny BRUSHES
or Fans, A"tAVA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
The Paris MantiIEa, Cloak, Az.
FIR EMPORIUM.

NO. 92O Chestnut Street. (Formsrly No. 7Os. ]
PHILADELPHIA,
J. w PROCTOR q co. invite the attention of their
friends 10 their large and Superb Stock Of
Fine Cloaks and Fur s,
Unparalleled in any former season.
The increased accommodation afforded r our lew loca
ton enables us to the fullest after tion 10 our
FUR DEPARTMENT.,
which will be found we'll furnished with every descrp
presented or the money paid will b, refunded.
orders per mail will b0 carefully attended to rnd de
versd Express charges paid any distance nsid Of lo'
miles. - D. W. PkOCTOk W:
sep A-Iy NoS Wv Oheatnut street, PmlAdsl phia' ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

nay. The very best medicines in use among
u.s. are those prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver Of
Lowell He is graduate OF the fennsyNanla
c,ne far more by the connexion of his name with
IL than ns dipoma has him, His remedies
have become household words, not only IN l, tnls
conntry. but iu most every region Of the ear'h
M hiied by man Their extraordinary fame
hns arisen from their extraordinary virtues, and
these are certified by men of the highest station,
We publish iu cur issue to-day docums%. ln ,Gs
signed by the Mayors of the great citits in 'hs
Hated States, CGnadas, Mexico, Peru, Chm and
Brazil, each Of whom certify that the Pbysl9 ans
aud druggists Of their r'spsG,yS ooss spoS scs fays
given their assurance OF the un'iogn s0Ip NJ, n'ro
and superior virtues of Doct. AyeIs PR para
auU tous This is evidence which should satisfy The
readers = refer l. sss'ss bis ao SS Psso
WIN g,y",IE ;H atscts eHd truly remarkable cures
GenehU~ tSa, Iave been realized FROM its use-Ns' York
Sunday 7ia@'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
For Wounds, either oooasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and Sailor liable there are
no medicines safe, aAd convenient HpllowRys
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded and almost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately he
would only provide himself with this matGhess 0int
inent, which should be thrust into the wound and
Emeared all round IT, then covered with piece Of linen
from knapsaek aud compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morAing, or Pills, to cool the
system and prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers Knapsack and Seamans Chest should be
provided with these valuable RemedieB.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

VIII soon disappear by the Of these invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unduly acted UPON 1t may strange that Hollo-
ways pills should bo recommended for Dysentery and
Rux, many per8onH suppoBlng that they would increase
The relaxation This great mistake, for these Pills will
correct thu liver and stomach nd thus remove all the
Rcrid hunors the system This medicine will give
tone and vgor TO the whole organic system however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow AZ matter OF
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so gure as this famous medicine.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
Volunteers, Attention.
Indiscretions of Youth,

Sores and Ulcers, llotches and Swellinga, with
certainty be radically cured II this Pills aksn night
and morning. and the Ointment 10 freely used as stated
in the printed instructions. If treated In any other
they dry up In part to break out in another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humorH from the
system, and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
II will require little perseverance In bad Gases 10
insure lasting cure.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

sOLDInps AND oFFlOEns IN hOna ,he army nIrays % be
exposed to sudden ehsngss gRrovehiGt 7roches," as
supplied with "sro''n' f N p's1s col Cough or an
Irritated Throat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 10

/ LARGE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton and
Cocoa Mattings, Druggett,
Window Shades, Stair
Rods, sc.
JOHN s. KENNARD & BROTHER,
9O6 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Would again call attention to their extensive
assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
As stated above, embracing one Of the largest
they bave ever offered to the public.
Special attention is called to the stock of
PLAIN. FANCY AND BLACK
DRESS SILKS.
Which are purchased with great care.
French MeriRos from 81 90 to ST. 30.
French Poplins,
Black and Cold Alpaoas,
American De Lains,
Plaid Cashmeres,
Repps, Valencias,
Baratheas,
Shepherds Plaids,
A large variety of LUPINs, ALL WOOL DE
LANES.
Most desirable SHADES, at the low figure of
90 and 624 cents.
Printed all Wool De LANES, G2A to 76 cents.
200 Pieces Prints, from 10 to 25 cents.
We have purchased largely of
Domestic and House Furnishing Goods,
Previous to the present heavy advance in COZ
TON and COTTON GOODS, bought for cash
and are being sold without extra advance, and
consist partly of
Sheeting and Shifting Mus1ins,
Tickings, Blankets,
Flannels, Quilts,
Cotton and Linen Diapers.
Damask Table Linens,
Sacking Bottoms,
Table Oil Cloths.
Damask Napkins, &c.
Also Cloths, onsimers, satinet Vestings, Ken
lucky Jeans, Beaverteens. and Velvet Cord,
with many other goods for Mems and Boys wear.
They offer, as usual, good stock Of Imperial
three ply and superhne Ingram
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19

CAUTION!- !-Nons are genuine unless the
words "IloLLowAT, NRw YoRK AND LoEDoNn are dis
cernble asa WGfermGrk in every leaf OF the book Of
directions around each pot box the same may bs
plainly seen by hoding The legfto The hight handsome
reward will be given % any rendering such normA-
ton may lead to the detection Of any party parties
counterfeng the medicines or vending the same know.
ing them to be spurious.
Sold at the mandatory Of Professor Holloway so
Maiden Lane, New York. and by all repectabe Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world
in pots and boxes at 20 Cents and FL eAeh
sizes
NJ DDirectiOns for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each pot or box.
adJ- Dealers IN my well known medi-
cines can have Show Cards, Circulars DC,
sent FREE OF EXPENSES, by address,
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lame, N. ".
IA,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
NEW LAGER BEER SALOON.

NEW LAGER BEER SALOON.
subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
bic generally that he has htted up the building at
the
As LAGER BEER SALOON. GEHRING's PURE
LAGER BEER may also be had at this establshment-
ais bar Is also we'll supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors,
And every article usually kept in we'll regulated hotel
for the patronage bestowed on him heretofore
he respectfully solclts continuance Of the same and
will spare no paius to merit the support Of those who may
Iavor him with their custom. ...--..
ap l7d j. fEhhENbAVh.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navy should take especial that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills and Ointment; and where the
brave Soldiers and HqiloTB have neglected to provide
themselves with them no better present be sent
by their Friends. They have been proved 10 be the
sodlar,a never.ialng irlend in The hour Of need.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail
s, JACOB s. WELDIN

ss3sSa RESPECTFULLY informs tbs citizen Of Wilmir
his old established stand, at the corner of sEt
ENIH aud KING sts general assortment Of we'll select
ed Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest prices
ana on the most reasonable terms Having for numef
Of years been engaged in the business he respectfully IL
vtss the public 10 call and examine his stock as he esi
eanadeutf vii viye satistion. ie2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-19
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which saddsn usually arise fiom
trouble annoyancss, obstructed Precipitation, eating
nd drinking whatever is unwhoesoHe thus disturbing
the healhful action OF the liver and stomach. These
organs must be relieved II you desire to be we'll The
Pills. taken according to the printed instructions, will
quickly produce healthy action In both liver and
stomach and, natural consequence, clear head and
good appetite
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-09

There is no saying that, if time bad been al
lowed her, aud other circumstances favored but
what the experiment might have succeeded.
Ten ysars might have effected what could not
be accomplished in threo years. Bat she can
not afford to wait Paupsrism awaits toe large
a number of her working classes. We have
said, If circumstances favored the expsri-
msnt.p Circumstances do not favor 1t. Eng
land hss expended millions in improving snd
extending railroads in India. She cannot over
come an obstacle in hsr path that defeats ell her
schemes 20 opsn a trade with India. A trade
of barter, the only foundation for commerce Of
reciprocal benefit cannet exist without q middle
class in I1dia, AZ extensive consumers Of those
British products that must constitute the CON-
usrciaI equivalents for the teas, silks and raw
cotton Of IudiA. There cannot exist s middle
class ia India while the ryot-ths actual culti'
vstor-is reduced SO low in condition that TIVE
and half pence per day constitutes biz wages
while he is ground down between the Govern
msnt, who is the sole proprietor Of the soil, and
q species Of nidiemsn, who lets and sublets
the land, leaving, as the share Of The cultivator
an iusirnifcant portion of the pTodacs. c.
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ENGLAND AND ooTToN.

States are often compelled to do that from ne
cessity that they refuse to do from sense Of
justice, England ignores our nationality. She
is rapidly approaching that condition which
win tell ysilh fearful effect on her material pros
perity. Mr.. MCHEsRY, the author Of the Cot
ton TTsde," work that has attained deserved
celebrity, has published in the London Standard
= letter in which lie states that England win not
bsve bale Of cotton in her warehouses at the
end Of The year, while there are twsnty-six
thousaoe persons receiving charitable assist
snees in conseq ueues Of the stoppsge Of her
cotton mills. What England refused to do from
justice il 1861, she may be compelled to do ia
1864, to-Wii; recognise our nationality, in order
70 get = supply Of cotton.
Her ministers have been carrying on a oom-
meIeial struggle for three years. They have
been engaged IN an experiment against the
physical well being Of large section of hsr
manufacturing Interests. They have been trv-
ing 70 obtain sufficient supply Of cotton. under
fhs stimulus Of high prices, from part Of the
English possessions, with which there cannot
exist cOmmsrcs of barter, but triangular
trade, in whioh Englead ia compelled 10 sx-
change her manufactures for the precious met
ais, with which 70 pay for bsr imports Of cotton
from India. The experiment is about to break
down.
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A BRAVE MAN Lieut.. Cleveland, of the 5lh
KenlUcky, was seriously wounded ia charge
st tbs front on Saturday, last. he Was FIRST
struck ia the face with she'll, bus arose snd
continued % lesd bis man. He WAS taca shot
through the abdomau, and fell, but again got
mp and continued ths charge. a third shot in
MS breast brought him to shs earth, but again
ne rose aud charged, aui when Within : few
feet of the enemy's breassWoSks was brought
the fourth time to tho earth By shots which
broke both arms. His command retreatad, and
ths Yankees took Lsus. Cleveland prisoner.
After robbing him OF his revolver, hat and
pocket book, they left him IS desd man. Bat
at night Lieut.. Cleveland got away, escaping
the pickets, into our lines, He is now in A.
lanta.-W Winchester BRlietis.
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5aiIg apreal.
EVENING EDITION.
ALLAN As GA.


Tomorrow is the day set apart BY the city
council Of Atlanta as day of fasting, humilia-
zion and prayer, In visw Of the dangers which
threaten Us, and to bsseech Almighty G9d to
bless and crown cur arms with decisive victory.
1t Is night and proper thst the people should
meet together and petition the throne Of Grace
for assistance They must come together with
the fsith that enabled ABEL to otfsTs moro accept
able saarifce than CAIE, the faith BY which
EKoGH was translated to hesvsn, the faith BY
which NOAH, being warned ofGOd, prepared an
ark for the safety of bis household, the faith
that enabled ABRAHAM, when tried, to offer up
his son Isaac as sacrif ce. There must be no
skepHcal, doubling THOMAsEs, or msmmen.
loving JUDAsEs in the congregation Without
faith it Is impossible to please God Prayer is
the souls sincere desire, and if we come TO-
gethsf nothing doubling the willingness of the
Almighty to bless Us, and utter our sincsEs de-
sire for success, God viii Assuredly grant our
prayers
That We are mere inssramentaities IN the
hand of Omnipotencs cannot be questioned.
shall the azs boast itself against him that
hswsth Herewith or shall the saw magnify it
self against him that shslsth it as if the rod
should shake itself sgaisst him that lift it up,
or as if the stsf should lift up itself as if il
wers no wood" We arc urged By ths prophet
ISAIAH 20 aTrust in the Lord forever for IN
the Lord jehovah is everlasting strength.
And again he gives us this beautiful promise
They that wait upon the Lord shall renew
their strength they shall mount up with wings
az eagles they shall run aud not be weary
they shall walk and not be faint"
We trust that the day VIII be observed in SC
eordsnce with the request Of our civil autbori.
ties, and that the people viii assemble them
selves together, and with humility and faith,
mako known their reaussta unto the Lord.
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The following is copy Of II. tax bIll p.

The following is copy Of the tax bu passed by the
House Of Representatives on the Cd inst.
The GaNeress Of tas Coasderas Statss of tsriea do
saeef That the Fsl secoad, ana third sections Of the
act 10 levy additional taxes for the common delsa M
support Of tho Government, approved 18th F,,ruarv
1864 be amended and rsenacisd so as 10 read a. so
lows.
Seco7 That IL addition 70 tbs taxes levis,l BY tho
aetto lay taxes for the dafsnss ard 10 ,sar On
the Government Of the Confederate States asursva5
April Path 1858 there shall be levied from The ist sV
Of February, 1861, the subjects Of taxation ksrs1-
after msntiened, and collected from every psisop co.
partnership association, corporation liable therefor
taxes ns fallowa to-Eit:
Il Upon the vaue Of sl property-real, personal ana
Ialxsdef sverY kind and description not hsrtinsfter
exempted faxed different rats, ave per . pt.
Provided, That from the tax in the value of popersy
employed in agriculture shall be deducted the value Of
the tax In kind derived thsrefrom during The san
assessed under the law impresElng aud delivered
to the Government whether deliverable during the
year or afterw ard, Including the bacon sslvered
after 6nd not prior 10 the assessment OF the lax oil pro
erfy employed In agriculture aforesaid; and she col.
lection Of the tax such property shall be gus}sndsd
after under the order of the Ssoreery Of The
Treasury until the value Of the 1thea b. de aauoted
can be ascsrtaned and when 80 asceEtaned II shall be
the dafy oi she post qusrseEnANer TO certify and Of
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rran d. sautasrn Rspuslls. ssubu.a. u.,..l


Mr.. EDITOR; I give you below an illussra-
ted case of Yankee philanthropy. Daring SheT-
man's visit 70 Enterprias and @ altman last Feb.
raaFy, several negroes pelenging to the ssists OF
Mrs. ]. Z. FAiconer Ia lhe plantation and wen.
10 them At QaitmRn. Yesterday ono Of these
negro fellows returned He says he got out OF
Yiekshurg By telling them he intended 10 60
cut with bis wife; so he got the pass here aP-
pend. He says be was engaged by them II
zeyeIal kinds Of labor, and from the different
papers in his possession he has evidently eeen
a. work with them. He exhibits the money paid
him for his labor, $50 in shsissus Of the NORTH
eFn Bank of Mississippi" and $50 olil on ne
Mustang Bank (shs advertising card Of
Barnes & Peck, pTopFiesors Mustang Linimens.) }
Thus is practically demonssrased TO tas poor
deluded negro the treatment he will receive
from bis phiianlhropic Yankee brothers.
aOFFICs C0MD'r OF FREgDmsH.
Pass Motley and wife on Jackson road for
two days
By order Of Brigsdisr General McAatber.
r. A. Mitchell, Provost Marshal"
He also had passes from several ciiizsns on
rouss between here and Vie ksburg.
sCoro.
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MAYORS PrOcIaInafiOn.

MAYORS ltEALAs
Ailsnts Juns sth, 1854.
WH1REAs, The Nsyor snd Council Of tie siiy OF
Atlantis, At their regular usetsng, On FneAy nsnt
LASS passed resolution requesting he Mayor @ llee
proclamation setting apart Friday rext ~ day y
Fasting, Humiiiaii0n and Prayer IL view Of ihs dam
ger thEestsniHE city AID The sueessE Of eur ars
Therefore I, Jsuss II. O<lhoan HsToF 0l The city
Of Atlanta IN pursusnes Of he request contained in
said resolution and In the words thereof DO Issus this
proclamation setting apart FRIDAY NEXT, thu loih
instant. dsy Of Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer,
sad de earnestly request the citizens Of Atlanta.
,hHt dsy TO lay 4iids All Hssuar business ssd dsEsss
Il 70 prayer to AmishtY God 70 cont3ns 70 b
strength oar wssknssS to bless aad crown
srns with suoesss and 70 cause cur enemy TO rstura
diicomassd TO thsir own homes.
JAMES n CALHOUN,
f~ea