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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-14

SESSION OF Ilhpai, Al MI -
Bishop Andrew was in the chair.
The resolution of Rev. DR.. Myers, raising
Joint select committee to report Slci changes
in polity and discipline rs may be cohanSt N
TO the interests of the church, was carrleo!oS
4 vote of &c yeas to 30 nays. ,
,estant Annual Conference i'll MISSISSIPPI 10
the General Methodist Eplscopal ,nu'cn +
South proposing union with this church' II
law representation be allowed, was lcceiNe"'
and referred to that committee.
Several communications were received re-
spectipC the colored churches one Ill LeNlhs-
ton, XIV, asking TO have their separ3Lloii rom !
this and union with the African Methonlst
E,niscopal Church agreed to, so as not 10 aleel
heir holding their church property.
Another requested that the colored churcnes
would have 4 separate but co-orI' lia.c eoaiod
ence, in union with the General conference
south like that of the German churches
Another intimated that there would De aii
imnortaut communication sent to the Geheral
conference from the Bishop OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, BishoP 1alhp-
bell. o.,ou oo,,,n,u
nications were received pro ana CON, us W
alterations in polity, discipline. ana eeonoliy
A communication from the hahsas h,s SIC,
Conference recounting past troubles anu pie
sent difficulties to be united TO the ot' Lo"iS
or other convenient conferences, us tneir nun nun,
hars are small, and earnestly advocating sucn
a change of name rs woulo aSoio III 81. ''o''''
q
From the Missouri Conference there was re-
norted a recommendation that there should De
= distinct prohibition of the introduction VI
partisan or political matter IN pulpit ais
courses. not as a reflection on the past WORK oi
this church, but as il testimony OF It's ophlonns
and requirements, especially when IL eA'ehus
It's Iabors beyond its present boundaries.
The Texas and Rio Grande Conferences re-
,orted great restitution, aud invitations W
ihe Germans to leave this church ana uhlte
9th the Northern church, with profers OF pc
cuniary aid, and asking all the assistance pos
sibIe. especially 10 those using that langu
declaring that their affection would sun UNIV ,
them with this.church asking advice as wen
AS assistance. ina, s.o,, tho
A communication was received lroiit .ho ~
East New York Conference, in union WIN ~
Northern General Conference, ihVilihe W, nc
members of the General Conference OF Tue
Methodist Episcopal Church South TO unite
with them in concert of prayer on SUNNY
April 5, for the peace OF the church ana il"
ton ,;,,,, IN
Warm and fraternal resolutions accedine 10
this were proposed by Rev. Dr. Weightnan
aud after remarks of Rev. Drs Lee ana Sinitn II,
of Virginia, Deems and Sehon, and very
eioauent support of it by Rev. DR.. Marshaii,
of Mississippi, which electrified the WHOLE
assemblage, it passed by rising vote
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FoRNEy SAYS NEGROES SHOULD HAVE THE
SOUTHERN OFFICEs.-1n the Thro"dcte OF yes
terday is the following degrading, shameful
propostion-one which will excite disgust and
contempt for Forney even in the negro's mind.
That infamous, unprincipled, vile rcprobate
says:
1--WE are certain of one thing, however, and
it is time the present Administration under
stoodit: the loyal people Of the United States
who are largely in the majority, thank God
would rather have Il black loyalist than Il
white rebel entrusted with office. We do not
see why the offices at the disposal OF the Post
master General should 90 Il begging while inns
element remains at the South"
If all white men were like Forney, we too
should prefer negroes for olfce-holderS.
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Horrible Murder i'm Richmond County, VA
Woman and Three Children Bntchered-ihe
Murderer Said 10 he Insane.

WAAsAw, April Ga most horrible Tracey age ny
occurred in this county. within a rev MITES Va
hi. place, on Tuesday last, April Sd. man
Aamed julius Il. Hall, who has always sus'
lained the highest character in TINS comm comm
nifty, and who was noted for his amiabiilly VI
disposition, bntchered in most horrlDis ,,l. INV,
ner negro woman and her three chiiarem h
The woman still miraculously survives, tnoush
she cannot nossibly recover. The three emil
dren, one a sucking babe, were instantly
Filled weapon used, an axe All WERE mi
sed most horribly Hall was undoupteaiy
aeranged. Inquest over the BODIES was f n..u
verdict in accordance with the above iat,s
Hall acknowledged TO his father ana motner
lie had Committed the act, without hesitation,
1S La the parties he had killed ~ 70 await
his trial. will add that the witnesses ~ the =
Inquest were examined in the presence .,
Lieutenant Ayers, the Freedmens butsau
agent, who was, as he remarked TO me, .ho
roughly convinced Of Halls insanity. men
lion this because Of the disposition TO MAKE
capital Of every circumstance concerning
whites and negroes by that miserable radical
party ut the North. Ledger.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
VIRGINIA MAIL CONTRACTORS

Special Agent Parker, who has supervision
Of the Virginia mail service, came up yester-
day, and reports most favorably on the resto'
ration of pos tai facilities in that quarter. Con-
tractors are performing the service regular
" and with fidelity. The post Offices are well
attended to, and the people are generally high
Iy pleased with the mail arrangements.
Mr.. DAVIS.
The President has no doubt ntimated his
purpose TO release Jefferson Davis on parole,
rs neither Congress nor the United States Su-
preme Court will take any measures for his
trial He has taken care that his position on
the subject should be understood -COTTespond-
eHce SIN.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Though the Bankrupt bill has again failed
in the House, it is believed that the friends of
Il uniform system of laws relative to debtors
and creditors Will ultimately prevail. One OF
the chief objections to any law at this time Is
that which was urged by Mr.. Stevens, to wit
That it would enable Southern people TO get
rid of their obligations due in the North. But
the Northern creditors are the most earnest
supporters OF the measure, and are quite will
ing now, az they have represented to the
select committee on the Bankrupt bill, TO meet
their Southern friends on this ground.
GENERAL AMNESTY.
The report has been repeated from time to
time that the President is on the eve Of issuing
general amnesty proclamation. There is
nothing to warrant such rumors. The policy
of such measure has not been agltated In
official circles and whatever has been said in
newspapers on this subject is mere conjecture.
1t cannot be doubted that the President will
soon follow up his peace proclamation with an
extension of amnesty 10 some classes hereto
fore excepted from it. He has conferred with
General Grant and Mr.. Seward on this sub
icct. They are believed TO favor this policy.
Correspondence SIN.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
President Roberts Of the Fenian Brother
hood is in Washington. He is open in his con-
demnation of the movement on the northeast L
ern frontier, rs, according 10 his view, 1t Will
not aid independence.
NEUTRALITY.
Orders We're long ago issued for the preser-
walton of neutrality on the northern border,
in view of the Fenan agitation.
GENERAL LEE.
General Robert r.. Lees name does not ap-
near in the list of one hundred and twenty
seven eX-rebel generals who have petltioned
the President for pardon.
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The Fcnians and Canada-Latcst from the
Border.

CALAIS, MAINE, April l2.-There was much
excitement yesterday and last night at ST.
Stephens, New Brunswick, opposite this city.
Fears of 4 Fenan raid somewhere on the from
tier have been strengthening for several days,
but the precise point of attack is not yet
known. Reports from Eastport yesterday IN.
dicate that the FeniauS We're leaving there i'll
squads, supposed for Calais, but up TO this
hour they have not shown themselves here.
From two TO three hundred men were under
arms At ST. Stephens all lastnight, and all the
approaches to the city are strongly guarded,
Every preparation has been made TO receive
the Fenians. An attack was expected last
night, but everything passed off quietly. The
force at st. Stephens is TO be increased to-day
10 five hundred men. Large numbers of Fee
mans are supposed TO be moving east, but no
definite information can be gathered.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, April l2.-Advices from
Mexico, ria Havana, state that Corssal is be-
sieging Mazatlan. He has also possession of
the Senoloa mines, and is coming money on his
own account. The commerce of MaZatlan,
Guaymas, and other Pacific ports, is repre-
scented to be broken up.
The French subjects continued to be sub
iected to forced loans and other expressions,
and the whole coast was in the hands of the
Liberals. The news from Havana is unim-
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The PHILADELPHIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-An additional vic
tim TO the horrible tragedy down the Neck
was discovered this mornng-the body of
boy, named Cornelius Carey, was found under
the hay-stack The murderer had crushed in
the child's head with a hammer and cut his
throat. Clothes supposed to belong 10 the
murderer, and stained with blood, have been
found.
A dispatch TO the police and fire alarm sta
ton saws that at So'clocli this evening 4 gas
metre exploded under the dead bodies OF the
bearing family. The flames were eNtinguished
with much difficulty. The damage was slight.
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, April BIN commemoration
of the event of the assassination of President
Lincoln-to. morrow being the anniversary
all the public offices will be closed
The President has officially informed the
House that naval force will be sent to pro-
tect the fishermen, now that the Reciprocity
treaty between the British Provinces and the
United States has been abrogated.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Proceedings ofCongress.

WAsHrSaroS, April i3.-SEEArE.-Mr. Nor
rell gave notice that he would, at an early
day, bring in bill to establish negro suffrage
in the District of Columbia.
HorsE.-The House adopted n resolution
instructing the Committee of Commerce to
inquire and report what legislation is neces'
sary to prevent the introduction OF the cho-
lera into the ports of the United States.
The bill for the reorganization of the army
was discussed. No vote was taken.
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a CONFEDERATE OFFICER IL THE SPANISH
AvrRIc,x WAR-lt is stated that an eX-COn-
frdprate naval officer, who had considerable
experience on the Potomac river, Is dlrectlhS
the operations Of the ChilianS and PeruViais
in erecting shore batteries against the Spanish
loot which at last accounts, had blockadcd
the allied fleet, seven in number, III one OF the
numerous inlets of the coast near Ancud, from
which they cannot escape, and are making
efforts TO get i'll and destroy them.
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General Terry nj Home.

NEW HAVEN, April 1.-THE New Haven
Grays are celebrating their htueth annlFsr
sary at their armorv. which is splendidly de-
corated Among the guests present is Mayor
General Terry, an eX-private Of the company ,
who has been receiving the congratulations OF
many of our most prominent CITIZENS. Inc
occasion is one of great sci1t.
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New York Markets. I"

New YORK, April l3.-Cotton heavy; sales
300 bales at 36h@37c. Flour, ia loo. better;
State, So s06Ss. 20 F.; Southern firmer. Wheat
advancing Corn has q declining tendency !;
sales, q, 900 bushels at SoGlSjc. Pork heavy at
$3.50 Lard buoyant. Whisky, sugar, ana
coffee dull. Turpentine heavy. Rosin firm.
Gold lon1
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Railroad Accident.

Essex JUNCTION, VI, April ia railroad
accident occurred last night near Willerton,
caused by the express train having pitched
down the gap-the bridge which SPAWNED it
having been burned. One man was killed and
several others severely wounded.
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Execution of n Murderer.

BosToS, April l3.-Edward R. Green, the
man who murdered young Converse, OF the
Maiden Bank, about two years ago, was exc
cutrd this morning.
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uo, u II Hoge, Represen tative elect from
ma Eiohth Congressional district OF Virginia,
il soiourning at Milford, Caroline county.
us hsaIth. which has been impaired for Il long
time. is improving .-FrederickStny Herald.
The County Court OF Caroline have adopted
the dog lava good measure. Now Tor sheep'
raising In Caroline,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-14

THE FEyIAxs-Sir Frederick Bruce British
Minis ter at Washington, it is stated, processes
TO have received information that leaves no
doubt of the intention OF the Fenlans 10 attack
some point in the British Provinces. "A Presl-
Dental proclamati ton on the subject is sad 10
be highly probable.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.

FOR TETTER.-Our "SPE-
- rIPTC, will speedily and positively cure tho
worst cases of letter and Ring Worm. Read the
following certificate from the popular and w wen.
known former Inspector OF Tobacco az ruoi''
Warehouse ~, 10 ,ass
Messrs. Meade & Baker Gentlemen, ake
cci6cn for Ring Worm and letter. had been al
hicfed for at least seven years with very sggra-
waited and disfguring letter on both OF my nanGs,
of your "specifc" has entirely and efectually
cured me, and my hands are now az smnoth ana
fair as any ones. b: =; SnpunAN,
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
.n13 corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Ice OH the Mississippi above ST. Louis.

La CROSSE, WIS, April 1.-THE steamer
Northern Light was sunk by ice on the Mis-
sissippi river fourteen miles below this place
No lives were lost.
The ice has broken on the MISSISSIPPI river
at St Paul, Mimi. and the river is now open
fnr v fiOu.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, April ll.-Danicl Williams, post
master of Franklin, Tenn, has been commit
ted to Jail by the United States Commissioners
here charged with abstracting letters with
money addressed 10 Philadelphia parties.
Henry Burners trial has been postponed
mill Monday
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Nurdprpr Arrested,

PHILADELPHIA, April ia man was ar
rested here this morning who confesses that
he was the murderer of the Deering family,
assisted by n companion, whose description is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-14
Baltimore Markets.

BALrIMoRE, April 13.-Wheat very firm.
Corn active white S2GS3c; yellow, 79@HOc.
Oats firm at SIC. Flour firm; high grades adj
vanced 2jc. Provisions dull. Groceries steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-14
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor

CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
4 rupt, disordered, or vitiated Blood you are
sick all over. 1t may burst out In plmpies, or
keep you stless depressed, and good for nothing
ssfk out
these impurities and stimuli ates the organs Of life
into vigorous action, restoring the health and ex,
polling disease Hence it rapidly ea mnusv yaaieb
blood such as Scrofula or Kings Eyil iu Rn,s'
Ulcers Sores Ernptions PmPles BSeheTs s1i or
c Can esT amors, Sore Eyes Female Diseases
VIZ as sssr Gritty also syphilis xsnsriai
Diseases, Liver Complaints and Heart D,ss Hn%r
Try AYERS sARsAPARiLLA and see fo efs y9ss
The blood and cures these disorders. -,
During late years the public have been misisd
by large sotss er ons Of
have been frauds upouth sick, for they not only
Curative properties whatever. Hence bitter dis.
appointment has followed the use OF the vsroaS
sxtracts or Sarsaparilla which flood the market,
until the name itself has become syno,nymonS
with imposition and cheat; Still we call this CON- CON-
found saraparilla," and intend to supply sd. ~
ob Lnauy which rests upon it,. We think we nave
ground for believing it has virtues wnicn are u "a
intended TO cure. We can only assure the SICK
that we offer them the best Alternative when On I'VE we
lieye il Is by far the most efecual puriner OF the
blood yet discovered BY anyybsodyi; rn,~erss,,v
Az EXP CHEkh1 IL, ohah - ~ So ~ cnrya
known to surpass every other remedy Tor INC cure
of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness' Sroup,
bronchitis lncpient Consumption, and ior the
relief of Consumpve Patients In va recoun he
evidence Of its virtues The wcrla E KEpws G ths
| HieP"N' Lowell, Massachusetts,
| o,5 sold nv PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
ana Sio at sotu w NH 3o-2m
nOCKBRIDGE ALU NJ w AT r. Il.
IL The propretors have the 10 M, again
on the market this highly valued niherai "a'e''
The we'll known house OF
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
| Druggists, Richmond. Va, will De the
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
for its sale North and South
We also place 1t with A. b. RUCkER, Lynch'
burg, to supply that market and the Southwest:
Also with COLEMAN Il ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGEMAN Il CO., New York.
Great care is taken in pac king the boties, ana t
they are safely shPP@edx to %,i Az p ssS!TT SEVEN
WEEKS At ONE PINT DAILY.AND THAT
orANTiTY HAS, IN A MULTITuDE oF s GAsE III
STFEICED To CHECK, AND, IN NOT FEW, ~
ERADICATE DISEASE. Price, deiVe,ea ,n'o o, 1
a. mt in Richmond Lynchburs Twelve no.,A -
Pm Fifty Cents-the money, in every nstAnGs, 20
aeeo the Grae, a q 20 or ePoWpERs
are the salts of the water obtained o eys.
Thes and their value and efficacy a. medIein nS
poratioL n abundantly established Inc aemano
for .bese Salts was very gssa 70 eetit They will
but II was market or at the Springs, az Iwsny
be sold In rOund or One Dollar and Flity ,sn nh
po.ta,s per ano can be iorwarasd w sen by mail
10 accompany IL so In the boxes Of water.
on appie1F!ikSaaz; i II RANDOLPH pr0prie'or''
NH ls--7w
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III.
LIFE, SERVICES, AND CAMPAIGNS, OF
STONEWALL JACKSON.
By
A VIRGINIAN.
One Vol, l2mo., 325 pages. $3.50.
WITH AUTHENTIC PORTRAITS OF
JACKSON and his successor, EWELL, on steel.
This is the only authentic history of this dlstin-
ouisbed leader which has been written. 1t has
been prepared from official reports, contemporary
narratives, and personal acquaintance, and Il com
plete and full.
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Fenian Arrest.

ToRoyrO. April l3.-Another important Fe
Man arrest was made this morning. The ex'
citment has somewhat abated.
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General Thomas Francis Meagher, Acting
Governor Of Montana, has recanted his radi.
cal opinions and come out Tor Fresioen'
johnson.
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naotb Of Hon Daniel - Dirk iuson.

New YORK, April l3.-Hon. Daniel s. Dick
inson died last night at the residence of ). G.
Courtney, his brother n-law, of strangulated
hernia. He was down town yesterday attend
ing 10 business.
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Attainment OF Pennsylvania legislature.

HARRISBURG, April 13.-The Legislature adj
journed sine die to-day after the unanimous
adoption of n resolution of thanks on behalf
Of the State to Governor Curtin for his fidelity
TO the interests Of the country during the re-
hplliOn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AID FOR THE WIDOWS
AND ORPHAN

In view OF the fact that my publications are hav.
ing q very great sale throughout the Southern
States by which sale /, of course, am bene nted,-
and in view OF the present general suffering
throughout the country, deem 1t only fitting re.
turn that should contribute liberally-as do most
cheerfuIy-of my receipts to such Southern chart,
table enterprises as promise to be most efficient
have, therefore, the pleasure Of stating that FOR
this date March Is, 1885, shall contribute
FIFTEEN PER CENT. OF ALL THE PROFIT
on the sale of
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LIST OF BOOKS,
to the
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
RELIEF SS0CIATI0NS
OF THE SEVERAL STATES.
All Canvassers will therefore aid the suffering
and unprotected, while at the same time advancing
their own interests.
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PROPOSALS.

CONVICTION AND. OHIO RAIL
s ssss q !, y sg .nS W.: S:: g:
EUTAW HOUSE, In the city OF Baltimore, ON TUEe-
strueon Of e.; railroad As may BE- presented By
Over three million. ga, eee, 900, Of dollars haze
been expended already ~ grading this road. its
this road the best and most adv.ntagsous outlet fsr
the produce Of the West.
The Commissioners haze paSish .Saa, panpnist
its grades and curvature, together with mnute and
Trustworthy estimates, what will cost and copies
Of all the laws which relate to It.. "
The pamphlet referred 10 may be had At the fol.
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ap l3-td Commissioners for West virginia.
NOTICE TO COAL-PIT SINKERs.
IN Proposals will be received until SATURDAY,
the ?lst day OF April proximo for sinking two err
cular shafts ten feet in diameter, on the properly
ginia-the Dip pit to be sunk to twelve feet below
the second seam Of coal the bottom Of tn the ! Ke
pnsed denth not to exceed four hundred feet below
t the curblng; the CURLING to be Of brick, laid In
cement. Two mule gins will be set up immesa h
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operations to be conducted under the supervision
OF the superintendent of the Companys Works: :.
The contractor will be required to bind nlmsen
to sink nd trim the pits vertical, furnish his own
tools lights powder &C. and his s STn mstss The
SUPPLIES can be proc rred at cost from the Company
No hard metals are expected-only alternate lay
Miners who NAV not wish to contract for the bpck
work may propose for the sinking either by the
foot or yard. ,,<.s,
twenty. five per cent being retained from each pay
ment until the work shall be completed.
pyanosais should be addressed to the under
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Engineer and Superintendent Dover Company.
NH II