The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-20
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siou of tho Son of Man may be more
opeply manifested for there, two ohall
| he in the field, two women shall be
| grinding at the mill, and one shall be
| taken and the other left. They will not,
| however, see any ascension, they viii
| only see the sudden disappearance of the
| body and since it will be midday then
in the centre of the Pacific Ocean, very
few of the dwellers ON earth will SEQ
anything-those few being chiefly resi-
dent in New Zealand and Australia,
| THE ENGLISH TO CAPTURE PARIS.
The instruments i'm Gods hand for
the destruction of Paris appear TO be the
English, the only nation which shall
get the victory over the beast; for "The
shield of his mighty men is made red,
the valiant men are in scarlet" The
taking of Paris is foreshadowed thus -
"The chariot (guns) shall be with fam
ing torches (port-firesl in the day c. lbs
| preparation, and the fir-trees taxles of
the gun-carriages) shall be terribly
shaken. The chariots shall rage in the
streets, they shall jostle one against each
other in the broad ways (boulevards);
! they shall seem like torches, they shall
run like lightning. He shall recount
worthless they shall stumble In their
walk. they shall make haste to the wall
| thereof, and the defence shall be pre-
pared. The gates of the rivers sinai be
| opened and the palace shall be as
| solved"
| PARTICULARS OF TIE LAST DAYS.
| Elijah shall come, and he will be ac-
| companied by 'that prophet the mes
senger spoken of in the 81 chapter OF
! Malachi, who is probably Enoch; these
] two will appear suddenly they VII re-
store all things in the minds oithfis-
tians plunged in grief ut the late trans
laton they will tell us what 10 90
| their presence will cheer us, and their
power of working miracles will protect
| us in our unequal struggle with Anti
| christ Insane men will attempt to kill
| them, and will themselves fall dead at a
| word, until Just before the end they be-
| ing the only two in past generations
who have never died, will be killed by
IAntichrist in Jerusalem, for it is appoin-
ted unto men once TO die. This VIII be
probably on the evening OF the 18th OF
Il September, 1873. Their dead bodies will
+. lie unburied in the street till the morn
!, ing of the 18th Of September, when saG
| spirit of life from God !. enter into
i, them; they shall stand upon their feet,
d and, i'm obedience To the greaJ voice from
. heaven, saying, "Come up hither," they
- will ascend to heaven in cloud, in the
IL sight Of their enemies, who shall be in
:, great fear.
These last twelve hundred aud sixty
days of this life will be the most misera-
Z, | BILE that the world has ever seen. Pre-
: viovs to their commencement there Will
1 be war in heaven, Michael ana his an
: gels fighting against the Dragon and
his angels, who will be driven down in
! to the earth when n loud voice eNclaims,
"Woe to the Inhabitants of the earth
| and the sea! for the devil is come down
unto you, having great wrath, because
he knoweth that he hath buE IA snort
is time.n Then will the Dragon give his
N power and his seat and great authority
e ! 90 Antichrist, who will open his mouth
T. in blasphemy agalnst God, 10 pias
6 pheme His name and His tabernacle,
n and them that dwell in heaven; he viii
W .nuke war upon the saints ana overcome
n chem and al they that dwell upon the
70 earth shall worship him, whose name Il
~ not written in the Book OF Life OF TIM
"a Lamb slain from the foundation of til,
e. world,
al All this officers nonsense is actual,
ID printed in book and published to th,
II world as credible and to be believed
II A MOST HORRIBLE MURDER Lieu,
p George o. SandersoD, LIST u. S. c. T., has
been making a tour through the Abe
~ marie counties, and reports the follow
~ ing no rrible murder, which has never
i, been made public. About the lst OF
10 August, Mr.. John Lyons, of Elizabeth
II City, was passing the farm OF Mr.. VIM
ra Lassiter, in Chowan county, n. O.,
i, | when he was murdered by Lassitel
a and a man named Miles Askey, unde
y the following circumstances II seems
y, that Lyons had been in dispute with
l r
" which had been left in Lassiter's pos
~ session. and Lyons had made some
10 threats which incensed his murderer tC
er snch 4 degree, that when he saw the
a. cart of Lyons pass his siace, he imm 1.,
m diatey started in pursuit, toge...~ III
a. che man Askey, both armed. Previous
10 to passing Lassiter's house, Lyons haC
- left his cart and gone across lots to avoit
the hostile encounter, which he seemed
to have presentiment would take place
n Soon after rejoining his cart, Lassitel
= overlook him, and commenced shooting
n at Lyons with "a revolver. The frs
n shot struck Lyons in the wrist, who wa:
. i'm the act of drawing his own pistol
y completely disabling him. Lassitel
q fired four more shots, killing Lyons anC
"a then to be sure that his victim was dead
h took up the head of Lyons by the hair
and fired the sixth shot through his
brains. Lassiter boasts of his act, anC
says that he can now die IN peace "A
young son of the murdered man was IN
', the cart, and drove home with his
o fathers dead body. The police of the
e county are so inspired with terror o
'e this man Lassiter that they dare no
- attempt his arrest, and he is still a
~ large.-Net05crn N. c. Times.
PARDoNs GRANTED.-The followip,
it. persons from Virginia and North Caro-
ee lima were pardoned by the Preslden
ly | Thursday .-, canh;,
" Viraiaia. John W. Warwick, Corbii
n Warwick, w. T. Walker, Charles Ia la
he bot, James Talbot, John e. racket @aopu,
elk James Taylor, w. Il. Stanard, 0HOrs'
we r Rust, W. II. Peters, w; r. Il. M sapol,s
,u- G. ]. Kelley, r. a. Lancaster 9 IA " ie
me Howard, William F. Gray, Joh3 Cd y
nee Greoner' p. V. Danie,, William u ~ ~.
be. m 0dva p 4. Davis, John Dormen, Ro6t
De move, h ID e George 4. Barksdale, William
. I w. p.o waoes Benjamin Davis, James G