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Travel Interrupted.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March l3.-The- break
on Mississippi and Tennessee, Louisville
and Nashville and Memphis and Charleston
railroad have not yet been repaired, and
passengers on all three routes have to be
transferred All lines expect to be run
ming through trains without interruption
by Wednesday at latest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
Base Rail- Association.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l3.-The Amer
can Base Ball Association met, to-day, IL.
D. Mcknight, of the Allegheny club presid-
ing, TO arrange schedule of games for the
season, and finally pass upon the rules
which are to govern contests appoint its
umpires, determine policy it will pursue
towards contract breaking players, etc.
The subject Of hiring black list league
players will come in for considerable dis
cuSsion.
The Association embraces clubs in Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Louisville ST. Louis, Brooklyn and Wash
ingtOn.
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ADeliberate 4 Murt,sr

L1ERE hArLE, Ind March lS.-On S.t.
Jay. Isaac kendrick shot his wife tWir,.
Killed her, at their home. > miIss ems,
"rsht station, northeast OF this civ Us
manned with the dead woman ali gi,b,
WsS arrested yesterday morning Ho t,
a orakeman Of bad reputation. and i
Ad To have been Jealous OF his wifi =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
A Big Success.

sr. LOUIS, March lS.-The great fan,
which has been in process of construction
for some time past for clearing the rail-
road tunnel between the bridge and the
union depot OF smoke from passing trains,
is now in operation and works with great
satisfaction. The entire tunnel can be
cleared of smoke from the heaviest freight
trains in three minutes, and no trains are
in it, the air is fresh and clear as that out
side
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At Xicksburg.

VIcxsBrRG, March l3.-For the past three
or four DAYS water had completely sur
rounded the elevator, and all, or nearly
all, stores in front of Levee street opposite
the wharf boat are submerged. The rising
river has gone over the bank below the
elevator, and crossing the Vicksburg and
Meridian railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
HoSSestleA Yet.

Prr1sBrRGH. March B.-0wing 10 . mis-
understanding in the verbal agreement be-
tween the managers Of the Bessemer Steel
Company and the Amalgamated Associs-
ton of Iron and Steel workers, the union
men. who have been on Q strike will not
return 10 work tomorrow, a. expected II
is though the matter will be satisfactorily
arranged in q couple OF days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
Oas Sn aHsrike.

CrxBERLAsD, MD., March 13.-The Ex.
ecutive Committee Of the Knights Of Labor
at Frostburg resolved TO quit work to-mof-
row night, and will formally reply TO the
coal companies on Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

The exhibit this week is fairly satisfac-
factory one, the first genuine activity in
the general trade circles making itself man
ifest The effects of the recent floods in
various parts of the country are rapidly
disappearing, and trade is going back to Its
appropriate channels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
Railroad Accident.

CoLUNBUs, o., March ia freight train
on the Scioto Valley railroad, near King
ton, struck horse, this morning, ditching
the engine and cars, and killing Thomas
Roun brakeman, of Chillicothe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
Verdict.

GREENvILLE, o., March l3.-The jury has
rendered a verdict of murder in the second
degree in the case of A. NJ. Clemens, color.
ed, charged with the murder OF Charles
Harris, a white man, at the village OF
TampiCO
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A Very Little One.

Sr. Louis, March 13.-John J. Daily < Co.,
wholesale stationers, No. 2l1 North Third
street, made an assignment this morning.
Liabilities and assets not yet stated. but II
is understood that the failure viii no!
amount to much.
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Three Years, Imprisonment.

BoSToN. Mass, March 13.-Sarah f. Howe,
President of the Womans' Bank, known as
the Ladies' Deposit, which proved q
swindle in 0CtobeI 1850, was to-day SEN
fenced 10 three years imprisonment in the
house ofCorrection.
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BlS~Ay C~ss YOaD<

CrscrsSaTI, March 13.-Dispatches from
Ashland, Ky, state that bloody coat Of
Vim. Neal, one. of the men charged With
the murder OF the Gibbons family. wa
found under bridge not more than fifty
feet from The scene Of Che murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
LET Thin9s A1One.

PE1ERsBrE9, Va, March l3.-At special
meeting of the Board Of Trade and tobacco.
nists, resolutions were adopted asking
Congress il any change is made In the %.
bacco tar. that the whole tax be removed
and declaring the present agitation Of the
question by Congress inficts great injury
upon the trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
OPPOSING Tobacco Tax.

BERLIN, March l3.-SiX mass meeting
were held here, yesterday. to protest against
the tobacco monopoly bill. $1,000 people
attended.
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Mur1ereA.

NASHVILLE, March 13.-A special 10 the
American from McAinnville, says: J. NJ.
Davis, the celebrated raidero Of moonshinefs,
was waylaid and killed this afternoon at
2:3O. about three miles from AcNinnville.
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BUSINESS
Report OF the Leading Clearing Houses

BosroN, Mass, March l3. - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at "a leading clearing houses OF
the United States, 23 being for the week
ending March l1th, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending March 9th:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

appears inclined to do moth
mass the appropriation bills.
ssif a man should conclude
hing but spend money.
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Wages Reduced.

LA"#ENcE Mass, March l3.-About IN
cent, en-, Of the operative OF the Central Pa.
NC N'llS have been notified OF a reduction
|, ,wTasSS. 1t Is thought the other mills
- axe the same action. Great dissatis,
80. ,on exists among the employees in con,
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.,,b they are crowding the New
psnitentiary with embezzlerS,
l., .till holds out. They don't
4 d. :. criminals the ghost of a show.
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rHE NEWS.

.,.Iieves that Brigham Young
- 10 the earth his presence
/ ~, tbousandsare confident that
|Jbe glad to do so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

Judgeship. this morning, and the President
Immediately ordered the nomination OF
BIatchford, as he had determined upon the
latter in the event of Edmunds' hnal refusal.
The matter was held open some days await
ing Edmunds' decision. -.S as.
The Matter Settled.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The President
has nominated Judge Blatchford for Su-
preme Judge, and John r. Young Minister
TO China
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

Nashville World expresses tn
No., Hon. Horace Maynard will
-gtothe United states Senate,
,ps Democrats reconcile their
,,s and unite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

Ia, bS,ta ~ better do without sugar and coffee
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orIing to the latest accounts from
irOded country, there is no hope
,ae people whose homes and land
,,ler water will be able to raise any
/ this year. This simple statement
|, significance which needs no eX-
tyon. II means that for many
lbs to come thousands of poor peo-
$40 have lost their all will be with
lie means of subsistence. This Is
e Of things which beggars COM
and which imposes a duty upon
immunity which it cannot be nee
J. 70 point out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

/ Is evident that the British authOri-
J intend to make short work Of Mae
l.n. He has already been placed on
AlupOn the charge of high treason,
! i'll he i to escape from conviction
sentence upon the ground of in
pity, his friends-suppOsing he has
h friends in this hour of his need
have To- exercise considerable &C
fty in collecting and preparing the
FeSSary evidence. Even to attempt
life Of the Sovereign Is capital
fne, punishable with death and post
'rtem mutilotion, and unless the de-
lsc Of insanity is made out, it will
pbably require pardon from the
locn 10 save MacLcan from the gal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

chastity a volume as has appeared
lng time is just issued from a
! sfcld, Massachusetts, publishing
T., and purPorts to be the work Of
tuel Bowels in the spirit land. Ae-
ling to this chronicle a grand re-
ton was accorded to President Gar
] ION the other side" George WASH
lon making the formal Introductory
ech while tears trickled through
fields fingers" Lincoln was pre-
|, arm in arm with Wilkes Booth,
Benedict Arnold looked on uncti-
". The language Of the narrative
.mbIes that Of BOwles about rs close
!, the conversation of a shoulder
rr does an Oration Of DemOstheneS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

.,,Ius Of colored people from the
=, Kansas has received a fresh
I. and thousands are reported as
|, IN their way or making pre-
$50 20 with the opening spring.
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For n Special Train
Sunday Afternoon,

the committee, after having attended
Divine service. met in the South Carolina
corner of the House OF Representatives,
near the desk which the Speaker kindly aS:
signed to the REGISTER, to compare notes OF
the trip and talk over the probability Of
early legislative action upon the proposed
abandonment of that part OF the canal
which the people are anxious to turn TO
profit. They imagined that the REGISTER
would do them justice, and they will not be
disappointed. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

/ .,or Pitkin, of Colorado, who is
/ n, second term, declines a NOM
,ar reelection. He is tired and
%, with public life, and wants to
], % business, which, in Colorado,
j. more profitable than any
within the gift of the people.
devil who collected $500 from
ladders to use in electing Repubi-
rFdalcs is being bounded by the
,aSarm element of the Republi-
,,-ty, but the-,men who collected
g in the same way, thousands and
.,,is Of dollars, and used it in de
,,us Virginia voters in the interest
neutrality-suspicious. alliance
owed TO go scot free-and for that
!, the poor devil from New York
Cd, be seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

.xomen, young men and young
\, Utah demand an investigation
[,.,amy sy hsBesAble men and
The investigation has been
1 N for wears and it is against pO-
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Railroad Builders and Capitalists

OF West Virginia are respectfully called 20
this new enterprise, as the men are deter
mined to push the measure to success
whether they secure the right of way or
not. 1t will afford fine field for the in
vestment of capital, as new beds of coal,
new veins of salt water and new quarrics
will be opened all along the line OF the new
road through the mineral district, and
doubtless men of energy, pluck and deter
minatiOn will be attracted thereto,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
WASHINGTON.
Judge Blatchford Nominated for the
Supreme Court.
Anti-POlygamy BiIl-A Spirited Fight in the
House-Soteldo-Riysr and Har-
Dor Bill-Army Appro-
priation.
SARGEANT MASos's HARD SENTENCE.
ANTlPOIYGAMY.

A sharp Fight over the Bill I'm the
HOuse-sOteldO-Jud BlatchfOrd.
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"CanaI Railroad: Ees!"

painted thereon in large letters, aud
further down the valley the iron horse
travelled the greater the enthusiasm OF the
people for the abandonment of the canal.
From Nclsonville to Athens. a distance OF
lS miles, (which portion of the canal has
long since been abandoned and is now
rapidly filling up and becoming over-grown
with thorns. weeds and brambles) the
whole population appeared to have turned
out for the purpose of approving the con-
templated action of the Legislature by the
most enthusiastic cheering and waving OF
flags
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Hon. David Wagner,

of Belmont, accompanied the Legislative
Committee down into the Hooking Valley.
He says that he was astonished to discover
that at the very first station out from
Columbus, a large crowd had assembled.
the houses were decorated with flags, and
in every direction there were large posters
and canvass signs put up with the words,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14

hollow. and the proposition vas made 70
cut into it and take long chip or section
of it on the side the marks would be--h Il
was the tree-and in this way settle the
matter, A staging was bnilt around the
feet above the ground, and another down
close to the roots, and the piece between
them was then split off. On the inside Of
this was found distinctly traced the three
notcheso Of the surveyors axe and the letters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
INTERVIEW WITH GEN. BUTLER.
What He Has 10 Say About the Matter

Special Correspondence Of the Register.
BosroN. March lin all interview With
Gen. Butler he was shown the dispatch
relative to the attack on the surveyors, by
the REGISTER correspondent, and asked il it
was correct He laughed good naturedly
over the dispatch, and said that, while it
was fact that the surveyors on the tract
in question had been driven off, the story
as told in the dispatch was not true in its
details. "The story" said Gen. Butler, sis
simple enough and easy to understand.
Some time ago a gentleman who owed me
some money proposed to settle my claim
by giving me
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
A Sensible Conrluxio,

WASHINGTON, March l3.-General Rose
Grams was asked, this afternoon, if he had
prepared anything for public delivery with
regard to the Garfield Chase letter. He re-
phed that he had considered the matter
caretutly, and had concluded not to say a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-14
A Perfect Ovation

awaited the committee at Lancaster.
band of music, flies and drums and a con
course of two thousand people had assem-
bled at the depot to welcome the commit
tee, and all eighteen.pound gun belched
forth the arrival of the train. Grea
stretches of canvass across the street, witt
the words "Utililize the Canal, Abandon
the Canal, Canal Railroad, Yes" Vote
for the Bell Bill" etc. The leading citi
zcns of Lancaster made brief speeches an
nounCing that, outside of the Hooking Val
ley interest, the people were unanimously
in favor of abandoning the canal
From Lancaster the Committee proceed
ed direct to Nelsonville, The farmers
miners. and all classes of people had turn
ed out to welcome the delegation of inspec
tiOn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06
NELIGIoN IN roLTIIcs

Mr. John Z B.u,.ey. who I, Tie. green.
back nominee o.. trayeruur Of Te,p...
STE, j. uo~' o4 ;-:4. ,u- religious here's,
hriprc the pi1u, ioct-iuai-es who ,lt ia
the hl-L places t5 4 ,erm,uc Questions
o' orthodoxy. Having been accused ~
atheism aud q. denying the immarts IN.
OF the soul NJ. Byssley, III d published
letter repudiates atheism, but mauiully
assumes the responsibility Of denying
the immortality 1. the soul, an contend,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

According 10 the scriho-, lhrtweou
Patti aud her sister Carlotta there exists
uudy,ug hatred Two years Aso, when
the dreadful operation was performed
uruu the latter, IN Paris. and all the
world sent messages, letters and dis
catches, all Of anxious inquiry, there
cAme not one word VI love or sympathy
from Aichua. When invited to loIu IN
the sacrament taken with the family be-
tore tie chloroiorm wiz gwen she uu.
uniceliusiy sand shat she didn't care
whether Cbrlutta Ayvi uf died, au- she
ili not -I-h % he annoyed an! more
CAr.utta j.. Ike her sister, % y eat az
ti-t, bUt unlike her, woman 10 great
heart, who is sincerely lowed 10y many iu
her Profession, and one vino makes
friends every where.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

sAuscn.--Su.uce is the utnamyn, 4
the ignorant.
ChiuH-lhrra ar" two good men, one
dead, the other uuupru
lAmUl-Ihr handle OF tn, axe Is the
enemy u its kind.
Per-iau-Our pound ot learning re-
Iuir,- ten pounds u common sense g.
appl. It.
Arab-Ine bc-. part Of rrpeutsuce Is
little SHINING.
Arhb-Ihe empiatou u vice is q
vice.
Arab-Itis hard to chase and catch
two hares
Modern Greek--Two yeatermelons can.
unt zoe carried under one arm.
Improved Iron luylguIst.I Will make
Your food digest for y0u. when others
fail -T2uiSwt'
Tu. kor a VIII, .r, sole agent. AMI Oh
DUr Var'.r, who .-"I 90, pure and gg,.
.ua " oo'an ~ water.
-.
Gail ana ,o, SnuIe- Bros usw shoe.
store where yuu will t.j ;hr latest aud
bet Il .aii,- aud grits shoes. Fall
-h-ys net received. Cal. iu and see
them.-N-itc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

The Rev Nj BIrus, pwu Gs the
Kentucky evangelist, bias been preaching
IN Dayton, pnr. mouth, but converts
come -lovl! lie -.g- tla' Dc. can't fgtt
the devil worth cent .r pastou. si,L
al the clrrgymeu and nearly al their
Christians Sighting en sa;a r side 10
snce got hu audience of fiteeu hundred
sud aiter prearh,ng 90 them trr hours
only three were converted lie said that
life was tao short and souls too .feciaus
for such -iow Eark-it was not worth
while, 50 he anIouIrci that La would
leave Dayton boy the uaat train aud shake
the dus, oil Lls fset s- D testimony
against the town. BuFle-4ues ~ religion
are becoming unpopular ID -Dme guar.
tsrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

The veterans ~ the Mexican war ate
rapid. thinning ont. but at their ma
uuual convention, which IL 60 b, held IL
Nashville, September l3, not s. than
snl arc e1-ectel o. answer rnlL.eall.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06

The lrrsby terisu foreign mission
board has spent s5"2,uuoiu 'Le past y,pr
Il has how accepted thirty usv usis,io,
Hrie- mostly young mou. Expecting
great increase ot work this year, It asks
Tor sn add tiouA. slUluoU above custom
AIRY receipts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-06
N . z 1 r Fl.

No !ama-e hy waier, or damage other.
wise, haf good. sound and lyric.t At les,
Than Ne~ Nosa cost
uurohi'r;i, 70 sell ~. times Justify Bus.
iness il Ial, We all know everybody
~Ant- our goods. We sell cheaper
lhsu luy house in the citv. All YOU have
to DO is 20 come around and see old Alex
Alexander on Ills rc,urn trom whitney
DE Wi.. bt-.n ,hc store. Every body
knows hlm. lie vi! e.plea,eL 10 see all
bic trtrnts.
REMEMBER our Clothing. pre-s
Good, Motions which Nruow otter 10 close
"u' to .eelya our New spring Stock
Nnlch vii come in time; Therefore wr
"iu sci. cheaper than Ary other house in
tt, .ity. Dume and see our enormou.
'to.k oi' lolhug Boots, Shoe. Notions.
pr.,- Goods lists sni ln tsc'. everything
man. woman and child Needs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
,puIaisl,cd by Rcquest.J
wherefore ?

III shc he not fair 10 me-
What care how fair sio he?-Od Sohg.
Wherefore. Beck y, look 50 lovely,
In your ruycr. In your lceY
Laughing. weeping, fair capriciousI
n You vii! look 40 delicious.
Pr'ythee. look nc mel
Wherefore. Becky. sing - swocuy2
Like the bird upon the trccs--
lI,arss In dozens round you bringing?
Syrn IL You mur' be singing.
Pr'ythcc slng to me!
wherefore. Becky, dance 30 lightly.
Like tbc wave upon tie scl!
Motion every Charm enhancing,
Becky, III YOU Will be dancing.
I'r'ytbce dance With met
Wherefore smile 50 IKE an angel.
Angcl.likc although you be
Head and heart at once beguillnR,
Dcsrast. IL yoa Will Inc smiling.
Pr'ythce. sms.c on met
Wherefore nirt. and aim yoni arrows
AZ each harmless fop you see!
I1,xcomhS. h irdly worth The hurting
Tyrant. II you must bc niyfing.
Pr'vth,c, fliIt with mel
Wherefore. Becky, HIS and fondlc
Half the ugiy brats you see?
Waste not love among 80 many,
sweetest. If you fondle any
Whecforp wcdloekN lottery cniarE
Chances for you, one 20 three.
E!ctcst ventures oft iniscarry.
Becky. Beck ! If you marry,
Pr'ytnce marry mel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
The Lacy Murderers.
~ ELEVENTH STREET, }
RICHMOND, March "a, 1892. J

- ELEVENTH STELEI,|
RICHMOND, March a, 1892. J
To no Editor OF The Dispatch:
Inquiry Is made in this mornings paper
AZ 10 the fate OF the murdcrers Of j. G..
Lacy. OF New Kent. There were three
Young men implicated in the murder. Two
nerc hung at New Kent Courthouse on the
sah Of Marcn, 1870. and the third was SEM
to the penltentiary for Eighteen years, aud
Is now serving out his term.
Andrew Whiting, an old man, step
father OF one of tho murdercrs, was ar
rested az an accessory. lie was admitted
TO bail in the sum of $50. Before the term
OF the court ut which he was TO be tried
camc on he LETT the county, and never re-
Turned. 4. e.. HUI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26

have deckcd my dim-lit bower
With the pcacock's plume> love,
And the dado's dark below.
And the frieyc Is flint above:
I have deckej my dim rich hover
I'm the last sweet style Of art.
With pale planlair row
have made my chambcrsmart.
The slender tables stand
en- waxcd and matted fioor.
The convex mirrors gicam.
The horse-cIoth drapcs the door.
Twas Botticelli's hand
Drew Venus there 30 swctt.
AT rs in dream,
Close hud1lcd at her feet.
oh. Ict me bc intense
pine. ycarn, fade,
Ana my hair hangs DER my brow,
And my ncckties dlsarIayed!
My SOULS 80 intcnss'. immensr,
Ny culture i so vast,
1 sometimes fancy-who knows how p
That shall burst at last Ptt6ch-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
DASvILLE, VA. March -, 1892.

70 tie Editor of the Dispotch:
Pleasc inform me, through your columns.
where to find the quotation, "The mills OF
the gods grind slowly" and oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Gods mill grinds slow but sure HER.
BgRr--Jocui1 Prudentum.
Though the mills OF God grind slowly, yet they
grind exceeding small:
Though with patience he stonds waiting, with OK
actne-s grinds he all.
FRIEDRICH Won LOCAL RctrltntiOn-
from the Sinnege-dichte. Translated by
I.ONGYELJ.0w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
Written for the Dispatch.i
Requicsc ut in Pace.

Imnde grave, and In II hid
The love that once my life Ind hies sci.
And whis oered, though with pallid lips,
mo more wilt thou dis turh nay rest w
Not cen the ghost OF memory
shall haunt the chamber az my soul,
iut DER Thy grave. oblivion's wave
shall ever more In silence roli.''
~. from my sight buriclit.
And smiiej again when all was dom;
What matiercd /; that from that hour
lts scpulchrc was turned 4" stone.
And since, wish calm. unruited brow,
thread lifc's thorOuyhfIre agaiD,
And fold my hands above = heart
That now, alas. /, dead - pain.
RICHMOND, March 22.