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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on the
- 10Th day OF May; 1858, at IL O'Clock A. NJ on
the north side of the basin between Eighth and
severance" 1T. D. Jells," "Seven Pines.'' and
tsHenry Abel ito satisfy executions in my hands
against the National Coal Mining Company, This
property is sold on account Of whom 1t may con-
Germ, the purchasers not complying with the terms
of sale made on the 29th April last. 80
my9 JOHN W. WRIGHT, S. G.. r.
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EOR SALE OR RENT, the eligibly-G ia
E located DWELLING, including Offices, Iii
Stable, and large lot attached at the corner of
Ninth and Marshall Streets formerly occupied by
Colonel John rutherford. Possession given first
of June. Apply on premises, at Office of Mutual
Assurance Society Of Virginia. - -r-~ my Slot
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EOR RENT, THE STORE AND LUM- a.
H. Der HOUSE on Fifteenth street, be-@:;I
tween Main and Cary streets, formerly occupied
80 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
Auctionpera.
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nlILnOADs.


ss 80
TTIRd1Nf1 GENITAL RAfIRoAn-
1y2 CHANEEIQF lse;ffEDULE.--On. and an.
March iish, the following trains
Sundays and ssaasos esssI; n
D ss Wsb n aSsS Si1T Ri Tss
turning alternate days. This train leaves R,sS-
mcnd at 7:1sA.s and arrives at $40 L. NJ ana
auarta Raiirasd trains for Iynchbnrr and sS
Southwest and connects with trains 20 and fro,s s
ting North but with delay at GordonsvfIie Of ono
Baltimore Ohio trains for New YerK b s.a tho
established. NotFafns on Sunday. q 3Ei- 81 az
aAn accommodation passenger train VIII, bo ~,
BAY WEDHRsDaY sakT1snfDa q MON
Charlottesville at a A. IL. sud arriyine II, ptnHs
riond q. s.soA. ~; leaving Richmond same dsvs
III. The daily accommodation train win BE- Wiz.
drown altar tie 18th instant. - .'A- VIE
co.'s n an5 s sie so CTS s EHA g "a
Go e, "a Lexington, White sulphur, an" and
Passengers for Lexington 90 tbrous,, ,,o,n;p,..
mond or Baltimore the same day - w i''ca'
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points. Afs s'~" II. d. WHITfOMa
. my IL a!.a.- ,H General Superintentert
CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
TO THE NORTH EAST. AND WEST, VIZ
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG Ana
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAIIY-FrF.
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT sLEEP.
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRANSFER
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS as follows: | -
the DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lo:4s A. ~, arriving in Wash
ington at 6:l5P. NJ, connecting with the early ~
ternoon: express trains for the North East and
West. N
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN wifi,
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundayS eyccn,,
ed at $40 p. NJ, arriving In Washington at Sic
A. b., connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop mt Alexandria each way
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at p. NJ. Returning arrives
at 84s K M.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKSto all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, an
ply at the office Of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at the ticket
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. myll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

WOODS AGUE AND FEVER CON.
w QUEROR win cure the mos. obstinate case
of certificates which testify to the truth of this
may be seen ut our store. One trial only is sufi-
client to convince the most skeptical sufferer that
we know whereof we speak. Try it.. Prepared
and sold by WOOD Il son,
nv II Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day OF May, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
in consequence Of the removal Of the goods to the
large store No. 207 on the south side of Broad be-
tween Second and Third streets.
TERMS All sums OF $500 or under that amount
cash /: over that amount, approved, endorsed ne
gotiable paper at thirty days.
:. - -. THOMAS G. JACKSON, Assignee.
Sale conducted by A. C. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
.f -slzaE* @@AaS s.4- myg-tdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

owner oils packages
wv of FURNITURE marked j. G.. Robinson,
from Halifax, n. c., will call for same at Peters,
burg depot pay charges. and remove them.
: mya-lt* 80 II j. H. WO0DCOCk, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

T UBIN's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS, Of
IL oyery favor, for ice creams, cakes, ana Gus
tarfis For sale by 49, -64 z. E. DUPUY, - (
mys - DO. ~ Broad street. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

T,OURTELOpS HIGH lilly CONGEN-
TRATED EXTRACT OF BEEF.-It is put
up In Jars containing d half pound and one pound
the air, and can be used at any time after being
opened without fear OF change. For sale by Ss1r
: - 90. Il j. BLAIR, Druggist,
nv 20 at9lz.. l-sj $50 = S25 Broad street. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

Mr.. Everett is announced to address the,
citizens tonight at the court house. From
the cordial manner in which he has. been
received in other southern cities, he will
doubtless attract attention here; and Will,
it is hoped, succeed in waking up the dor
mant energies of orr people. y IA, ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

TLNOR RENT, q DWELLING on Ninth "a
II street tSo. 1897, French Garden Fill. rIt.H:I
contains SIX good rooms, with gas, and water on
the premises. There is kitchen with two rooms,
and necessary sout-houses-ali In, thorough re-
pair. The house has been newly painted. Apply
to L. F. PEYRONNFT, corner Jackson and Adj
ans streets, or to Dir. FISHER, No. us Ninth
street, near the property. my7-3t*
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WANTS.

WTANTED, o COOK, WASHER, and
: w IRONER for small family. None but
white need apply. Forparticulars, apply ut COM
MERCIAL HALL, Thirteenth street one door
from Cary - 81 my ST
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EsOR RENT; THE STORE ON BROADM
Il street between Third and Fourth for-A:l
merly occupied by blr. Thomas D. Quarles. It
embraces the main store with two floors above and
q good basement below; all fitted up in the best
modern style foE first.class dry goods store The
COUNTERS SHOWCASES, SHELVING &c,
will be rented with the store, This is one Of the
best stands on Broad street for any business.
sts2&.ss-A = GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Ok
.I>aol Ecfaf A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

g UGAR-COATED PILLS--The attention
-. Of physicians and others Is called to my stock.
of SJJGAR-COATED PILLS and GRANgLES.l
/ have In store the most complete assortment In the
city from the best manufacturers, which can sell
at manufacturers prices - - 49, 60
Catalogues and price lists furnished on applica-a
tion, 80 1tsfa JOHN W. RIS0H, t,.,;s. 7
''7-.'l t-E sE..@ Apothccary and Druggist
.92s corner Main and Third streets. ~
my1 ------~ssa---Rtc Richmond, va.
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SULPHUR0US ACID-U. s. P.-freshly
~ prepared and for sale by
HG,'G-G925s. I'll BLAIR, PharInaceutist,
my2 s,Ts-r rsr-ffEeT hrsn S25 Broad street. 4
The New York herald., 1868-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 27 lses-TRpLE SHEET

SPONTANEOUS CONFESSIONAL terrible case Of hu-
man spontaneous combustion, which resulted IN
death, has just taken place in Cleveland, Ohio The
name OF the man was Bremen. We learn that he
drank on wager six large drinks OF whiskey and a
pint OF stock ale at sitting. With blazing face and
starting eyes he then reeled towards gas jet, In
order TO light his pipe, when the noxious gasses Is
suing from his mouth were instantly ablaze, and the
poor wretch was soon being consumed by an inward
fire.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

THE BALLET A LA MILITAIkE ~. ...',imSSa3
Fas f2EkA aAT pAGHgs AsR
F1i hs';
BY *
ERENcH THEATRE.
iSs
POSITIVELY LAST PERFORMANCES
DAzH4Azss # tAs ssAs5S sl2zfs 2sssA ss2gE'H
A0HRAy EaA4 siyHs HyHslss Scr 1ss54 e55a ~
OPERA BouFrE n n TaaEE Fa ACTS y j. orrEsBAeu
TqEspAS Ezg4 EIszT 5XE EslsG sSs AfsIh ARknh s''
1ABrILG HELENE.
WEDNESDAY EyEN1kG. APRIL s.
LAsF NIuHT DUf'rwo
LA BELLE HELENE.
LAsF NIGHT BUT ONE
LA BELLE HELENE.
TsIRAE rSgliiyEE, EEtfnsa Ha.a sIsh1 AAyH'
LA BELLE H LfNE,
sATvEBAy ATvEB y.AEW1n' AFT1aS SxrfH,n ME-
Commencing O'Clock.
Box ohlce aOO and iOi Broadway. J.
EHEEb WEER k HgN Y2Hh gFtEEEss
THE w0RRELL SISTERS :
sorH!1, Fzh!s tklzS AsD 1fh HaIESs iisSih' In
ss NJ ss:' ana
HoS a aH5a NJ fS 5rfs saruRr
with the popular hr s:fsn's1s S w. GfIh%sss'nssawnLL.
in his famous sSHSsE shIsf.f sa hS%fs TtT
CAV FRANCISCO MlNs1nELs g, BROADWAY. ROAD
- . The trouble commences at . o'clock,
4
rnousESs II THE SzisSSsI!!As Esss HOTEL
| GRAND D. TIL CHEESE OPERA.
Arthur ISyss s 4I Afa' s@2cG At lone BRANCH
""" '-' ''' RAILROAD EXPRESS TRAIN.
L oF THE GREAT E EuRopEAN CIRCUS.
sas Which hs
the corner sAsli
1H0EsAsRs EsAsns ES EXP AxAS zDNlssos ssossrI1
sEz! .4EsSsss ShSx2sD b TIE CITY
THE rH1kp fp1ES aoa u EOS s1REaT fAST fAcEANY
W" take p''ssoSs soSbHY * rsStass soa an' AFs1L
pssi
Through Thirty fourth Firth avenue, down Fifth
thence up Broadway to Thirty .lour.h street
LOOK OUT FOR THE LIVE LION LOOSE IN THE
PERFORMANCE Es"GsYs bAY AND EVENING,
shine.
Mrs. F. B. CoNwAY's BARK THEATRE BROOKLYN.
On which occasion Mr.. j. H. DELAFiELD VIII appear In
his new drama, entitled r. 4
Dick Rayne, Gamekeeper. Mr.. J. H. Deafed
Nelly Rayne, his Miss Violet Campbell
IRVING HALL q
Fourth and last performance Of the Of the Nsv
This TSND%Y, oEhSSpExrka, APRIL 81, AT o'cLocK
Bee % grand oraoro s time IN twenty year. "En
On
Mr. GEORGE Mr.
THoMAs' asXNb 5kcHssfsx. XII HsHsh SNiSio" anu
had at Ponds music Stores 547 and Broadwsys
shedon's book store, 500 Broadway, and Irving Hail.
y,oTTHE aSN APRIL g sDssrn, Is
SUNDAY School oF sr ANs's Oh RICH,
s b sTns s o ss rsnS
years Of age. THE FLOWER GARDEN
Flower Beds browning tho queen, Will be
Dr. WILLIAM BERGE has kindly consented to perforns
WILLIAM LEd6Ar 70 sing Mr. a. ". bXNiEL 10
TiOKETs FIFTY CENTS.
Cochran sexton Of ts Church So ss5 Bresawag
Sunday schoo uunion, No. 762 Broadway; Leggstf
Broadway am al the Hal on the CAY and evening OF th
performance. To commence at o'clock terminate at
cADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EyESING, APRIL So
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ADJUSTMENTS.


T,HEATRE CoMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY:
l. NIGHTLY CROWDED TO o ERFLOWING.
THREE BRILLIANT STARS
First appearance America of the great Russian
AIkEC, A.. D.,
(From Rentzs Grand Cirque, Petersburg, ho 'ne osa
- Amphitheatre, LondoHoa,
The great London SepsA''on'
WM. LING AHD
COMIC SKETCHES AND STATUE SONG,
in which he Will ntrouce new statues and sons wr'ten anu
compossd and original with himself,
and the Wonderful Ventrilo ulst,
PROFESSOR W. HILTON,
who 10 nightly received with roars Of laughter. -
UNDER THE GAS LAMP
OR, NEW YORK AS 1T Is.
LINGARD MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
1(ROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION b0 CENTS.
ID THIRD WEEK OF UNPRECEDENTED $ CCEss.
BRILLIANT AND FASHIONABLE Al DIENCES
nightly attest the popularity OF
THE GREAT COMEDIANS,
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
~, ROXY OMORE. ,o,v oxopv
witls.hs song Of PAT MoLLOY.
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. las. KATHLEEN
YANKEE CO.. RTsHIP.
MRS BARNEY w WlLLIAMS. ...OUR JENNA
Polly, won't you try me, oh
sArTRbAY TaSp iSssg W%s 1nd ssks1 MATNEE
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
On Monday May Charles Tayor's romantic Irish drama,
THE CONNIE sOOGAH will be produced, with everything
and q superb cast.
seats secured from till q, six days in advance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wv Arr AGhH.

VXyALL46KS.
GoSDAY EVENIN APRIL y, ai tsss,
will % presented Douglas cele rated drama, In
three acts, entitled the
RENT DAY.
Charactere BY Mr.. J. W. WALLACK Mr. j. II. STODDART,
Mr.. Mr. y e WILLIAMSON, Mr.. CHARLES FISHER ny; A.
W YOUNG M: B. + kINGGOLD Mr c. II. ROCkWELLs
nTiRxN MI VI h r0rE Mr.; F. CASH Mr. 7 wARp Mr. B.
MAN
conclude with the capital af.srpecs, bv j. waams,
ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIs
In which will appear Mr.. J. H. sTOTDART, Mr.. A. W.
YOUNG, Mr. J; y WILLIAMSON, Mrs JOHN SETON,
Miss MARY BARRETTs Miss MARY SCOTT, Miss ANNIK
HENRI DUNBAR.
WEDNESDAY-THE HONEYMOON.
THURSDAY-LOVE'S SACRIFICE.
In rehearsal and viii speedily be produced Tom rsyors
beautiful comedy entitled
MASKS AND FACES
In active rehearsal, and will shortly be produced.
AN ORIGINAL ROMANTIC DRAMA,
repete with great interest," novel and picturesque ess
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

A SINGLE GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH
IA In the country will make himself generally useful
also plain gardeng reference Address
L., box l4l Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27


NIIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessee Manager. w NJ WbEATLkY.
The curtain rises precisely performance terminates
IL O'Clock
COMPLETrLi SUCCESSFUL
BRILLIANT RECEPTION OF 1H. NEW FEATURES.
FULL TO REPLeTION EACH EVENING
MONDAY APRIL a. lSSs FOR the lsd time, will be pre-
sented the Grand Spectacular uresgue, the
IN vvhh vvi, .pnear IA RR TT = PALMER's celebrated
PARISIENNE BALLlT Tao re.
The Dances, songs and Novelties a. foLows:-
THE NEW Ovt RTU RE, PROLOGu AND ).
THE ETRST A(,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .at...... 6:ll
ENCH NTtD IA KE AND III t.E FLY bALLETat..... 80
III : aErnNn ACT ................ at go. 3 06
MARTHA AND LIONEL BALL T. .........: at ESQ
fHTN1IW REA9 W All % - = 49, ....... at ..... 940
THE TItIRn ACT .......... at. ;. 10 00
HIiNaA HIN AnIAN poiKa ......,,,.. AZ. :. .lOO8
TIE RATi ET IEAIC IS m.......... - at :. 10 10
THE ENFANT al .....uZ ~
THE BALLET LA MILITAIkE.. al .!u "a
POLKA CHORUS AND FINALE. at....! ~ oS
The GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE. al ~: ;.:e vAa
Performance Ameri closing at II O'CLOCK
GRAN ID MATINEE EVEkl SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK
By particular request will be presented on WEDNESDAY
THE CARNIVAL De We ICE. - <s
SEATS SECURED SIX DAt S IN ADVANCE. y 4
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ~
=, now open Tor the spring their rooms, Mo-
EHn.n street between Broadway and Fourth avinu9U
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

COAOHMAN.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS
~ situation with private family; understands the care
and mana ement Of harness and carrase and
do plain gardenng objection 70 the country
has good reference Address apply to Thomas u, q
Cohn Co.'s, 800 Broadway, between tn and 36h sts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03
Prize WhenI.

\ leading agriculturist of New York
offers prize of one hundred dollars for
the best two barrels Of white winter
wheat: one hundred dollars for the bert
two barrels OF red winter wheat, and
one hundred dollars for the best two
barrels of spring wheat, to be exhibited
at the next annual meeting of the Now
York State Agricultural Society; the
prizes to be awarded by a committee of
the society in accordance with its rules.
Each sample is to be accompanied by
one hundred stalks from the same field,
with heads and roots, together with q
written statement properly verified
and confirmed by two credible wit
uesses, giving the size of the field, the
character ofthc soil, the manures used
Oh it for four years past, depth and
mode of preparing the ground, time and
mode of sowing and harvesting, pre-
else method Of cleaning and selecting
samples, the name Of the. variety and
source of the seeds. The competition
is not limited to the State of New York,
but every State is allowed to compete
Tor the prize. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03
Teunes.ee Negroes.

Tennessee, "-says "a Radical editor,
hy way of contrast to Kentucky, lis
b-sinning to treat men assGopstreats
them, without respect to persons, and
will soon learn to laugh at her foolish
preiudiceS, while she shall abhor her
former wickedness and inhsmanity."
The mmpiety OF this assertion is only
,oualgd by its ignorant presumption.
Neither the Radicals Of Tennessee, nor
the Radicals elsewhere, propose TO treat
ar do treat men las COP treats them" 4"
COP has made the negrs inferior
mentally, morally and physically,
TO the white man; but the Radi-
rals wonld obliterate distinctions which
He has made. Con decreed TO the de-
sceudants of Ham that they should be
"thc servant OF servants forever" but
the Radicals, not content with taking
them from their condition Of bondage,
would make theM voters, Legislators and
law.yiyers. Never was.declaration ut
once more false and preSumptious than
that which assumes that the Tennessee
Radicals are treating men "as COP treats
them" The Almighty has made the
white man, as we have said, the negro's
superior, but BROwNLow and his follow
ers not only deny that superiority but
so far as they had the power have placed
the negro above the whitema
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03
EXPERIMENT IN WHEAT CULTURE.

EXPERIMENT IN WHEAT CULTURE
A PENNSYLVANIA farmer, 81. A. Gilpin,
ESQ.,, of Winston, ) made an experiment
last season, which is worthy of atten-
tion. This consisted in stopping up
every other pipe of his drill in seeding
one acre, which madst the rows twenty
inches apart, while all the rest of his
crop was sown as usual, ten inches
apart. In the spring he ran one e-horse
hoe. harrow through the wide sown
wheat only once, which seemed to give
it fresh start in its growth. At har-
vest he harvested tweaty-two bushels
from that acre, while the rest of the
field only yielded nine to the acre. The
season, he says, was very poor one,
and his seed was bad, bnt the expert
meut was very encouraging.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03
,rse Coun-eticui Etse,iea i.

great deal of interest centres in the
s,,fs election OF Conue3ticut, which oc-
,,,sn next Monday. Both parties appear
+, he hopeful, but We see few evidences
8 cop6denc, ou either side. Indeed
,L. Tribune seems To think the case q
very nspromising one, so far as the Rad
,esl. are concerned, while the Hiorld is
not remarkably buoyant over the Demo-
cratic prospects. 20"
The vote polled will doubtless. be
the largest ever cast in the State; the
,nsicatious ale that it will reach l00,=
900. Last Spring the Democrats car
rird the State by majority of more
than nine hundred. The town e elections
last Fall showed additional gains over
TIN. vote. The Democrats have, there
torc. the prestige of recent success rs
we'll AS a decided advantage III the
large naturalization lately made.
The Republicans have theS benefit OF
cl,>e organization, plenty ofm0ney and
whatever incentive may be derived
from the consciousness that defeat is
ruin. The impression prevails that
should they fail lmpeach meut Will liz-
zle out. Hence We may look for hot
6gLt, all sorts of skulldnggery, and
probably remarkable close, in
connecticut on Monday. - ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03

POISONED STocK.-Sheep will eat the
grounding and the laurel; lambs will eat
the ivy when tsrned out in spring, If II
grows in their pasture. Feeding pien-
tifully of salt to grown stock, often has
q good effect, but when they have lain a
day or two before discovery its efficacy
is lost when administered. A certain
remedy is found in bleod root, (sanguin-
aria) and brandy. / have saved sheep
that had lain helpless for days. Into a
quantity of spirit, put enough of the
root to make strong extract, aud keep
in q bottle for use. Give a tablespoon
ful to sheep, and more to calf. In
both cases give several times, at inter
walls of few hours.-CosRfry Gentle
man co..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03

Eora. True, had dfsspls ls1bjested to no
suoh trial of strength aud faith; my a.
ther knew 1 wbula have shrunk utterly
before it; yet, if it was not similar
messenger that whispered to ME IN the
midst Of that gay party an hour preVl-,
GUS, have no wish to be- convinced OF
it and were the book placed in my hands
which I knew had power by its subtitle
reasonings to rob me of its sweet pellei,
Iwould never open it. 81, ~ ,
Eddie said on returning from schooi
he made good fire, and, as the WOOD
was snowy, thought he would put 1t IN
the oven to dry-somethiHg he had new
er done before Then on leaving MIS-.
I fE-'s'room, he went in for an apple
before going to see Libby Roses pic
ture book, aud it seemed so nice ana
warm he thought he would lie down
while. He could give no explanation
as to who prompted him to turn tne
koy-it was the first and last time; but
this could have made no difference IN
the result, for no one would have dis
covered the smoke in time 10 save his
life. The wood in the oven was bursed
to ashes, but, as the doors were closed,
there was no danger of falling embers
setting the house on fire; and had we
staid to the concert, everything would
have been as when he left, except that
little Eddie's voice would never more
have made music for our ears. Every
one said that with a delay oftiye or even
three minutes, we should have been too
late. q
Many years have passed since then,
yet now when the lamp of Faith burns
dim, and Gsd and His promises seem q
great way of, /, have. only to go back
to this--the frst, the last, the only
manifestation of this nature-to feel
that, as father careth for his children,
so careth He for u.s." Deliver us from
evil fortThIneis the power, is no mere
tormality, but woods presnant with
meaning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-03
die F.saEalG 4 Mr.. pa

A Richmond < patch of Saturdays
date Informs thep, ,blic that a new in
dictInent has been found By the Grand
Jury of the United States Circuit Court
for Virginia against Mr.. Davis. The
Richmond Examiner of Monday says:
The Indictment states that in 1851 he
armed and equipped troops for the pur-
pose of levying war against the United
States; that be took forcible possession
of the city of Richmond, and excluded
therefrom the forces of the United
States; that he armed and equipped
military forces for the purpose of levy
ing war against the United States In
the States of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas, Tennessee and Missouri, and
that he gave to said forces information,
counsel and advice, maliciously aud
traitorOusly to assist them III levylng
war aforesaid. And that at Manassas
on the 2lst of July, 1861, with a nnm-
Der of persons amounting to JO,OOO or
more, armed, equipped and organized
as military forces with the usual weap-
ons of war, and malieieusly and trai-
torously fought against, killed, wounded
and captured officers and soldiers OF the
United States army, and destroyed and
captured munitions and materials OF
war, the property of tho United States;
and that he, with Robert L. Lee, Judah
P. Benjamin, John c. Breckinrldge,
William Malone, Henry A. Wise, John
Letcher, William Smith, Jubal A. Early,
james Longstreet, David H Hill, An
brose p. Hill, Gustave T. Beauregard,
VIM. II. o. Whiting Edward Sparrow,
Samuel Cooper, Joseph Z. Johnston,
John b. Gordon, G.. 4. Jackson and L.
.. Moore, did, maliciously and traitor
odsly, oonspire and levy war against
the United States. f. do.
The remainder of the indictment con-
sists of a recapulation of the battles of
the war, the charge that Mr.. Davis APP
pointed and commissioned persons as
officers. in the Confederate army. 1t
concludes as follows: THAT during the
whole of the said rebellion by reason of
resistance to the execution of the laws
of the United States, and the Interup-
tion of the ordinary course ofjudicial
proceedings, process for the commence.
ment of any action, civil or criminal,
against the said jefferson Davis, or for
his arrest, could not be served, and the
said Jefferson Davis could not, by rea-
son of such resistance of the laws and
such interruption of such judicial pro-
ceedings, be arrested or served with
process for the commencement Of any
action, civil or criminal, within the in
tent and meaning of the statute of the
United States, in such case made and
provided"