... it le bar Majesty's farther will thee sad of the auxiliary lei nom fever, amid said shouhl be for the wader tbeso RS. STONEWALL JACKSON. felenewallJacksea.veln.wilb bar &fighter. was panne in New Orleans at the resat unveiling As states el Ivor hanaed. ...

... Said that 1., consiarteol himself well q ua!-fied to meant the await, leesite he had been a Confederate soldier unite' stonewall Jackson. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. FEARED LOSS OF MANY LIVES, CtsCVINATI, Jeer 7.—A 6re otenns 4 hese to day by sitieh four hap inflator ...

... Mediterranean. This travelled and travelling young nobleman bids fair to become the j iterates *wadi. The only daughter of Stonewall Jackson is going to he married to the eldest sun of • Baltimore millionaire. Lord Salisbury's stumping visit to Liverpool ...

... STRANDING OF A VESSEL A telegram from Coatham, Recluse, says the Stonewall Jackson, from Portland, Or., foe Hartlepool with a cargo of wheat, in tow of i tug, stranded at midnight on the Hedcar Hocks. The vessel is full of water and likely to become a ...

... interest. wonder. They ar-e Southern people ; and that is Julia, the only child of the once famous Southern leader, Stonewall Jackson. Sirs. Jackson is still living, and is demure and petite, with soft voice and courtly manners. Now all classes have ...

... been assassinated. This was the girl who became famous as a rebel spy in the Southern Army, and galloped by night to Stonewall Jackson, tell him what she knew of the Federal movements. On one particularly daring expedition, she was caught and sent a prisoner ...

... stauscb bunters of Ennis, I intend at the memo time utterly sad entirely declining W eulpabilitt. for, in the words at Stonewall Jackson, titers see times when the inaliniticenee of the memos is lost in the tngr•titade of the accusation.—Driives use, kr ...

... %tat to John Moore, the testator's confidential clerk and one or the executors under the will. • leggy of I:1110 to • Stonewall Jackson (a negro ,ervas,t of deeraentl. and the 'ramble./ of the property was left in trust—two-thirds to Mime Selina Stewart ...

... brother, the late Sir Henry Rawlinson, with chapters by the Canon son and Lord Robert*, is the printer's hands. A 44 Life Stonewall Jackson. by F.Heudprson,wiii be out shortly. and memoir the noted educationalist, Miss Olough, partly autobiographical and partly ...

... hlslitat7 Hinory at the Ntaf College. He also the author of the velem, Iron which I qmded be other dap, them principles Stonewall Jackson's, whir* *WM to to have lima in preen s , s o .4 mirabl, applied on the So, r side. to strungip lacking on Pin. The fast ...

... down U the death General Jackson, art reviewed with a minuteness detajl and technical knowledge altogether remarkable. Stonewall Jackson i- the dominating personality i s. and. sjiit,- of Mis-- Johnston's ! endeavour to bring into chief pruinitu no the hero ...

... contrived t*» j>av a visit the Confederate States' army, and met some of its most famous generals, including Ijev. Stonewall Jackson, and Longetreel. He had greal admiration for them, and his sympathies seemed have been decidedly with the South, if one ...