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confers on Congress the power Of deci-
ding on the requisite qualifentions OF its
members Lee. Beauregard, Stevens
JEFF Davis, and the culprit from Henry
County, that the Msjor says was sent to
the Penitentiary, might all be elected to
the United States Senate but the trouble
would be in getting their seats after they
were elecsed--aye, there's the rub.
We cannot see the force of our State
Senator'S citations to the numerous sad
ditional qualifications" imposed by the
State constitotion-they have neither
relevencv or point let alone Legitimate
argnment''-it all looks to US like Gen.
Pillows celebrated ditch, and our only
surprise is that he did not, in addition,
quote to us portions Of the Esd chapter
of Deuteronomy, in order to strengthen
his idefenses ssl-~ A@s
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The Brookville Democrat denies the
statement that a novel divorce case.
where both parties were mutes, was on
the tapis in that county, and adds that
there are number of divorce suits pen
ding in the courts there shut they are
mostly on account of having too much
tongue"
The Commissioners Of Hamilton county have APP
propriated $4,000 from the county treasury to pay
for the erection of monument In the pubcsquare of
Noblesville in honor of the soers from that county.
The monument viii! be inscribed with the name, rank
company, and regiment of each officer and soldier,
except deserters- law of the late Legislature al
lows counties to appropriate money for this purpose
from the county fund. eH eEs=.5
One Of the best things Petroleum ".
Nasty has ever said, is, that "the belief
in the odor of the negro leads the Dem
ocratic party by the nose. f" s.Is.-
Canned fruits, vegetables. meats, fish
and shell fish are exempt from stamp
duty.
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Cincinnati Markets.

.Uv -r-, THURSDAY, April IL. 1867
FLOUR-The market is firm. We quote
Spring Wheat superfine at 50 25@9 so, and
Winter do. at 50 1910 Is. Extras are held
at S13 25@13 60 for Spring and Winter and
family at S13 5o9i4 IS. Rye Flour is steady
and firm at 81 so. eg tzEs S. .4s-a
8 WHEAT-The market is firm. No. Red
Winter is held At 81 87@2 80, No. 2 So 500
So. and Extra So $500 co. No. Spring
So 25@3 80. @s.-.- s---.5 IS.
COhN-The market closed firm. Ear ESQ
SOC and shelled co. zzsz5s
OATS--The market closed buoyant FOG
Tic. for No. 1. 1d5 o-HiRH ss Eae
RYE-A firm market. 81 5oa1 IS for
No l. 10 5Hssf sii9asS ar7w essf4
- BARLEY-Choice Fall 81 50a1 GO, and
choice Spring l 25C81 so. -r. ts.ssr.ss5f-@ 2
IS PRoyIoiONS--The market was genei ally
firm .or all kinds.
MESS. PORK-s22 IS. A9y so
BULK MEATS-Firm at SIC. 1o14c. and
IKE s-f fis s5lF7es #fe
LARD-i214aI 2skc.a ss la5sb9a esq
BUTTER--Market firm, 30@33. ss-
EGGS-1992o. & HGt7r fgta s7-.sz.sfz-r
- CHEESE--Firm at 17@17Hc. v-
COTTON-The market was quiet, bat firm,
middling 26c- r-.
WH1SKY--Firm at 26c. ?
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Relief of the Destitute Poor OF tho South.

The joint resolution which lately pas
sed the Senate, appropriating one million
dollars to temporarily relieve the people
who are suffering for bread in the desti-
tute portions of the South, failed to re-
ceive the approval of the Hocse of Rep
resentatives; bat it was SO changed as to
give authority to the officers of the
Freedmen's Bureau to use the unexpend
ed appropriations which have heretofore
been made for it's use in relieving the
necessities of the intended bene6ciaries
of the Senate resolution, so far as the
same can accomplish that object
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sin lifting the kettle from the 6rs scalded myself
very severely-one hand almost 10 crisp. The tor
tureswas unksarahls. - .s~Ths Mexican Nus-
tang LiaiaDsat reliesod the pain almost inmediatsl1
1t healed rapidly, and left very little
Gas. FosrER, 40 Broad St., Phada."
This is merely sample Of What the A0stAsx Lini-
meut will do Its invaluable ii All cases Of wounds,
swellings, sprains ests brss spasins. ETC., either
upon man beast. e@YzN .ssx
Beware of counterfeits. Noue is genuine unless
wrapped in ne stsel- plAe engravings, bearing the
signature of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
pirate stamp of DxxAs BARNES Co.. New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists.
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The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations held
meeting on the sth and decided to report the Russian
treaty to the Senate for its Immediate action. The
Committee, after elaborate and vigorous investigation
of the matter, TO the conclusion that the treaty
ought to be ratified. Accordingly, as soon as the
Senate and into executive session. the treaty
was reported and sustained in speech of considera-
bic length by Mr.. Sumner, chairman of the com
mittee. The debate continued throughout most
of the session Of the Senate and the Indications
decidedly in favor Of its ratification great change
seems to have taken place i'll short time among the
Senator's on the question of ra.ifying the treaty.
The time for the payment of County and State
taxes, extended by the late Legislature expires On
Monday next, the third Monday in April.
The Pension Agent at the indianapolis agency has
been commissioned, and now has plenty of money
pay pensions.
For the eek ending Tuesday, the 18th inst ;,
226 patents will be issued from the Patent Office.
During the past week about $50 applications and
caveats have been filed.
A Protestant church has been established in the
City of Mexico protected by the bayonets Catholic
soldiers, although stoutly opposed by the priests.
We have returns from all but few townships Of
the election New Hampshire, and estima ting
them the same result lootS up Tor
General Hartman, Republican, 1891; Sinclair,
Democrat, 22,65s; Republican majority, 3,1se. The
Legislature stands, Republican 2o5, Democrat i22
majority SO. - -t =
traveller stopped at public house in Vermont for
the purpose of getting dinner, Knocked but received
no answer Going in, he found little white headed
man in the embrace Of his wife, who had his head
under one of her arms, while with the other she
giving her little lord pounding.
Wishing to put end to the fight, our traveller
knocked on the table, and cried out in loud voice
eHalIo, here who keeps this house :" l.i@
The husband, though much out Of breath, an
swered s'Stranger, that's what were trying to de-
eide = 1888 tsshaHl 1870 Z
Adjutan. General Terrill, Saturday last. made !
reaasi1ioo the Ordnance Department Of the Uni-
ted States for large lot Of Springfield rife muskets
with accoursremenfs, the whole amounting to $34-
AS IS These arms are dee to Indiana u,der the
act Of Congress. Of 1905 for arming the miiif:a We
hare now on hand tie State Armory, enough ARA
to equip 7oe men, and With this tAere vim
| be esoush - arm I, - zen. -hEsG 81 sbna Il
The Iadiana Legion = disbanded, and, On account
of the detective character Of fhe STATE Law, Is not
intended to organize eonpanies but 70 store the
arms in the Uned Ssates arseua at Indixnapolis TO
be held for the use Of the State when required
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The National Debt has been reduced
no less than nine millions Of dollars.
dnEing the year ending the 2lst ult The
balance in the Treasury was increased by
noass than eighteen millions of dollars.
hs last Congress, having cut down the
taxes. the debt cannot be reduced by
half 50 much during the next year. AT
thssate5 VI we're paying the debt of, it
h1eseina1sdb y the N. Y Tribune that,
had he taxes been kept up, the hast frac-
sion u the debt would have been paid
By Che the 4th Of July, 1876. 6 sa =
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A LIyE-LIKE PIcTuRE.--The Macon
(Ga. Journal and Messenger, gives
pen-and ink portrait of these peculiar
friends Of the South, President johnson
and the Northern Democracy, which we
copy on our first page to day. 1t con
tains thousand tons of truth, enough
to crush the political life out of such
triends as they have proved to the South,
in spite of their cat like tenacity Of life.
It will repay a careful and candid peru
sal, for it is double condensed thunder
and tightening. flowing from the pen Of
one who has in his veins can infusion of
new and vigorous young blood" propei-
ling it with the overwhelming force and
power q an avalanche. sAf ~ aslls'
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sIgI Hopes had recently been raised that
sost4 fBeport OF The death Of DR.. Living
Fixssane. would prove untzue- They are dis.
psrsed BY the observation-disclosures from the
cape OF Good Hope, which fully con-
hrms the original account of his de.,h
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All who value beautiful head of hair and its pre-
servation from premature badness ana tarnsR gray,
will not fail to Lyons celebrated katharon. IL
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradicaes dand-
ruff and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by q, Druggists
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Heimstreet's inin,itabls Hair fCol0ripg has been
steadily gro wing in favor for twenty years II
sets upon the ADrbents ct the roots Of the hair and
ahanges il is original color by degrees All in
Simultaneous dyes deaden and injure the hair Heinz
streets dye, but is certain in ifs results, pro-
notes its growth and 10 q beautiful HAIR DRKasIN0.
Price SO cents and Sl.es. Sold BY al dealers.
Saratoga Spring water, ,oldby al Druggists.
May RIO. lssS~<lf iii HEMh I'D ly.
saaasAsszs5 asa seEaO
fa..Es .lnss q -
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Wal IA YELr9C1 TT

WHAT DIP. IrG-A young Lady. returning 70 her
country home after sojourn Of few months in New
York. hardly recognized by her friends. In place
rustic. flushed face she had soft, ruby complex
ion of almost marble smoothness and instead OF y
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Hagan's Magnolia Balm. and would not be
without it. ANY lady can improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga Spring wster, sold ~ ali Druggists
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CoLoRED MEN IN Putt ADELPHIA.--The richest
gro in Philadelphia is stephen Smith, lumber mer
chant. He owns seven;y-ive houses in fee simple,
and is less than $500 ,0eo Harris Lindsey
a bounty broker during the war; is worth s25O,eO0
There five artists and number of musicians that
receive distin guished attention. Philadelphia has
$4,000 colored people, who support seventeen
churches. aa 85-
GEN. misunderstanding Stanton is said to
have given his opinion, law YER that Gen. Sheri-
dan has not violated the act of reconstruction in his
removals from office in Louisiana, and it is further
stated that Gen Grant has expressed his determine
ton to stand by him in what he has thus far done.
A FAIs NorIcE.-Col Hswley the defeated candi-
date in Connecticut, is in respect discouraged He
is editor of the Hartford Press. and speaking of the
result, says Though temporarily. checked, are
in no sense disnayed, or dubious about FINAL and
near triumph of our principle. Whoever attempts to
run highpressure pro-slavery boat over these wa
tiers will strike rock. We gire notice that have
taken .lower holt" and the grip is no. rela xed.
At the last moment before the close of the session
of Congress SATURDAY, President Johnson signed
the Deficiency Appropriation bill, including the pro-
vision comforting upon the Clerk of the House power
to designate newspapers in the different States to
publish Government advertisements and the laws Of
Congress. The Democracy are SAID 70 be greatly in
censed BIZ this assertion Of them in the hour Of their
extre nifty. sef-'s t't sA& - g1-ss-F
The Washington Chronicle predicts that the e,e:-
toralyote of Aiabaa North Carolina, Louisiana and
Tennessee viii be cast for the Republican NOMINEE fol-
President in 1855. This is not improbable Ths
white Unionists and freedmen of the South will Nd
doubt act together, and in concert with the grea
Republican party of the country. The strength o
such a party wi continue TO increase, while that o
the opposition. with its dead issues must correspond
ingly diminish. Reconstruction upon the plan nov
presented By Congress, vii seeure for LOYALTY at t.
South consideration and resPsctalnlisy- boo1
q. writer in lie Isdspeniea4 fRade.il in speak.,
of Butler SAYS. .Aks the bess yos Of il, it's
terrible face that Of Buffers il looks ike piratef
a strong INSCRIPTIONS, cruel face. The lou
vide forehead the crossed eyes, the haschsty, Roma,
po,., and tAe tin lips, make eoanhaasioa powexf.
md pi,sless As politician, Batter is o~eneaehini
self seeking, and viii be content with no less thai
ire highest place in the political game"
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ST-ls6o.-x-Tbs anoustof rantaticu Dsser.a
sold in year is something startling. They would
Gil Broadway six feel high, from the Park 70 ~
street brakes mandatory of the inssieusioas
of New York. II 10 said hat Draks paintpd al he
rocks in the Eastern Ssatss with his cahalias ssS
T.-lS6e.-X." and then got the old granny lseisls-
tors to pass iaw .prsventine disfgurns the face Of
nature" which sives him = neaopely. We Do not
know how this Is, but We do know the HantAticn
Bissess SELL other article did. They are
used by all classes of the community, and death
on DyspepsiA-certAiu. They are very invigorasing
when ianguid and weak. and great appetizer. -
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By Al Druggists
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Henry Vincent.

As this distinguished orator and phi
lanthropist is announced in another col
umn OF our paper, to deliver three adj
ditional Lectures in our city, on the
18th, 18th ard 10Th inst, We copy from
. Cleveland newspaper, the following
account Of his second visit to that city !;
which demonstrates most forcibly, that
the intelligent people Of other cities.
like those of our own are thoroughly
aroused by tho thrilling eloquence and
unrivaled ability Of this great orator 90
Brainard's Hall was densely packed
last evening, upon the occasion Of Mr..
Vinccnt's second and lsst lecture in this
city. The audience was highly intel
ligent and appreciative one, and the lee
ture was received with the most unquali
fed favor. The speakers sabject was
ssThe English movements in which
have taken part, and the men have
known" He sketched in the most graph
ic and eloquent manner the various
movements that have taken place in
England during the last thirty years;
tracing carefully the gradual enlighten-
ment Of the English people upon the
subject of civil and religious liberty,
and the advancement which they have
made Ia that direction. He also gave in
teresting personal recollections Of many
Of England's great men, with whom he
has been cotemporary. Mr.. Vincent is
one Of the most ready, fluent 81 eakers
we have ever heard, and his familiarity
with his subject enables him to present
it in most excellent manner The im-
mense audience sat almost entranced,
for nearly two hours, and listened to his
earnest eloqueRce. He was frequently
interrupted by hearty applause. 900
Immediately upon the close of the lee
ture, Mr. Vincent was escorted by a
special committee, to the Carrots Hall,
where a splendid banquet had been pre-
pared. Everything the season afforded,
in the way of game, meats. vegetables,
confectionery, fruits, etc. was upon the
bill of fare, gotten up in CARROTS best
style. A large company, of ladies', and
gentlemen, including many Of our prom
inent citizens, gathered around the we'll
filed tables. A blessing was invoked
by Rev. DIR. Wolcott, after which the
exercises OF tue evening commenced
An hour was most pleasantly spent in
discussing the formidable, array of ,edi-
bles, and social CONVERGE qlfs4a3n5a
We are informed by Nicholson & Bro,
.n ;ckets for reserved seats, are cell
s ca rapidly, SO that those sho
tickets esssats we advise to secure their
.i4a - b sz4AAaItf RE- - aN4zof EIateT1
COLLEGE SCK----=7- osf39s
Agricultural CON- The Trustees Of the
sold the scrip, GOVERN on mesoay ias'
al donation OF 39O, 900 onfess.on-
Of Indiana. to G. #. '.s o'".e
Michigan, and Cleveland, NJ. De4o.''
senting company Of gent. p.
the exception Of twelve sects ""
we're awarded to Indiana me "n'oN
bids were higher, or atieast as Hose
that of Mfr, Lewis, The amount G.. as
y1Lewis's bid for the tract, was s2io
% Seventeen thousand dollars were pa
down, and est, O00 will be paid in O.
month. 600 Y o5EaEssz 81 80 s5cv
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AsuR Dn AAoSeLlA~-The prstt;eet th;ne. tie
"sweesest thing, and the nest az ID for the least
money; HovsEsenes 81 eder Of PsssPirssi.. soft
tune allAys headache and ton, ana K :
necessary companion in The sick roou in she n.rserv
and upon the toilet siaebcard. e can BE- Obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bossle.
Saratoga Spring Wster, sold by all Druggist.
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MARRIED.-On Tbursday, April 4th by the Rev
W. E. Barton, Mr.. ANAs HExNISG to Miss AxxLrA j.
cUKaE, all Of Wayne Township. Ess
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MA1ox.LThe democracy have nomi-
mated r. n. Young, Esq, as their can
didate. No selection has yet been made
byshe Union parry, but presume it will
be made on the goth. p-Messrs. Rich, Poe,
Stubbs. and Davis are all willing to be
Young's competitor for the raee-they
are all very good men to select from
but they cannot all be Mayors at once
unless the law was so altered as 10 allow
u dignitary of that grade in each of the
four wards, and then their success would
depend on circumstances--the good will
Of the people--over which they have no
control
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New Advertisements.
zlxI4ECTIJRES
In Gem 2liaace with a special request q the
.sa.-.r ,-Is citizens of RfchmOnd,9 te n
HENRY vINOHNT,

Has consented TO deliver three uaOr6 Lee.
q tuves in PHI LIslPS HA LII, ON the even.
ings Of the IL, 10, and 10Th Of April.
LIST Lecture-JOHN WYCLIFFE-Ths great Eng
lsh PFotestant-the Christian Patriot, and Defender
did. ~ = ggIsl4 q
I'd Lecture-JOHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pubiican-the prodigy of his own age, and the glory
of all time.
ID Lectare-Ths r.ovenasnts have taken part in,
and the have known.
Lectures ~ commence 1t u O'Clock. Tickets at
Nicholson Bros Book Store. Reserved seats for
the course 81 Sag!ex tickets 50 cents. Tickets
for reserved seats should be applied for early.
April 4, 1851. 5:2t
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!" No person shall be
. Senator who shall not
have attained The age Of
thirty-f five years. and
been nine years . citizen
of the United States,
and who shall not, when
elected, be an inhabitant
of the State for which
he shall be chosen.
[Constit. U. s. Art. /,
Sec. g.
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Neither the Gov
ernor nor Lie utenant
Governor shall be eli
gible to any other Office
during the term for
which he shall be cleo
ted. IL Constitution of
Indiana, Article 5. Sec
ton "A. Tt@
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Senstorial Elsction.

In my ut sasay. sndeasored p show that
the ineligil ity clause Of the State constitutions
appliss aliks TO all offices, whether wrrHIx o.
wIrHoux he State. shall now try to show
the fsslacy Of the pretenss that this section is
in coutrsvsntion to the constitution of the Uni
ted States.
Let the reader rcmemter that the plain, the
simple. the Common sense meaning Of the con-
stitution is the true one Let US look then to
the constitution itself-to its words the con-
text and the subject matter for its proper in
depreciation. -14
Having said thus much--perhaps too much
in the way of preface, let as place the supposed
conflicting Sections. side by side: Sz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23


ADDRESS TO tn. NERVOUS AND DEBILl.
from hidden causes. and whose casee require prompt
treatment render existence desirshle. Ifyoa are
suaering have entered from Involuntary dischar.
health DO you feel weak. debilitsted, easily tired
Does little extra exefsiOn produce palpitaton 81
the hearty Does your liver. or urinary organs, or
srios sonsmss sSicl. siiky. T. noeiy Of IL il fopy
on settting! Or doee thick scum rise to the top.
Or is sediment . the bottom amer Il BE-: stood
swhilcS ~ ron have spss Of short breathing or
o. dyspepsia! Az. Iuuf bowels conssipasedi Do
you have epells OF fntina PUSHES Of blood to- the
NOR. I'M. 10 yoSo
dull, latless, m0ping, tired ofcompany, Of ltfs' 70
you wish 10 Be let alcoe. to get away nom every.
ISss s Thing %sl; sSs q
Ssssss b joa .njcy yoareit r ssessiy > vsil.-,
Do you isei = mach confidence ia yourselfi Az
eholy Mso. Do y. ~ Y e -. liver or dyspeP
Jour a ansss y, ~sat. y NV Sus ssis arSssi sod
you attribute IL 90 dyspepeA a livsf eo0p aom
Now. reaiar, selcsbsee, vcpefeel diceases 10y
cling weakness Of The generstive organs. The or
gans of generation. when In perfect health. make
the man. Did you ever think that those bold dehant
energetic. persesefiDg successful busnese men are
awAye thOee whoee generaive organs are IN perfect
health, Yoa never hear such men COMEDIAN OF DC
ing melancholy, Of nervousness, Of palpauou 81 tne
heart They never afr aid they cannot succeed n
business; they don't become sad and discouraged
they always polite and pleaaant in thelcompany
Of ladies' and look yon aud them right In the face
none at your do~ncnst looks or any other neennese
shout them. do mot mean those who keep the or
gans infsmed by running to excess. These will not
only ruin the1 constitutions, but alss those ney 90
How many men from badly -eured disease. from
TIE effects Of selfabuee snd excesses. have brought
about that state Of weaknese In those organs hat has
fha~ U1ffeh n
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SroSEwALL JAcKsoN-A CHAAACrgnisTlC
INcrpgnr.- In the Religious Herald for this
week we find the following interesting Incl
dent ia tho life Of Jackson, which gives US
an insight into some Of shs thoughts that
occupied his mind the day after the great
uattle in which hs won his immortal sobri-
quet Of "Stonewali."
"A few days after the 6sst battle Of M
nassas, IN eager, anxious crowd vas assem-
blcd ~ the post Office in Lexington, Vir-
sinia, on the arrival OF the mail The great
est excitsnsnt prevailed, aud tidings from
the front were eagerly sought after. The
venerable DR.. White, (pastor Of the Pres
byterlan Church. took = letter from tho
post Office, and, recognizing it - in the
il lndwriting Of Brigadier General (aiter
wards Stonewa!i) jackson, he said to the
crowd
".lere 10 letter from General Jackson
now We will have full and authentic par
ticulers Of the battle" The crowd eagerly
asked him to read aloud. and pressed rour d
70 hear the expected Stirring newI from the
neli Of conflict He broke the seal. and to
the disappointment Of ali. found only these
iew,lines:
"MAsAssAs JUNCTION, July 20, 1861.
".MY pa,R pAsToR-i remember that
my subscription to domestic missions is
about due. Please lind enclosed $50.
"'Youss, very truly.
"'T. j. JACKSON.
mo word about the great battle in which
be bad played so conspicuous part-no
time or inclination to tell Of these heroic
deeds which rendered famous forever Stone
waA Jackson and the Stonswall brigade, =
but he could sfrosd the time to send to his
PASTOR money which he had promised to the
treasury Of the Lord"