Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-03-21
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The editor Of the State lime Gazette
EBristei>S desiring To- accommodate himself
to the new political dispensation, offers for
sale :.-,-~[r,.-, -,-~-. -
A,woll bound Volume. containing the
Constitution. of the late United States, the
Constitution of Virginia, now Military
District \, No, J., also the, Virginia Bill
Of Rights, the Kentucky Resolutions of
1893. AAny one disiring to'pfeserse these
relics the banbarous age extending fronp
1850 1851 will do we'll to CALL Also a.
copy Of tie gible will be exchanged for
the hfe aud writings Of John. Brown, de-
sezsed ...a...t X, 80. = ~ -, F.,
The Richmond Examiner Of yesterday
says "A. messenger passed through thsr
city on Saturday evening with an from
spoon, eighteen riches in length, as pres
ent for Benjamin I Butler, from Ala
bama. It is. to- be- hoped that the Beast
viii appreciate the favor, and that he will
duly acknowledge it. 1t is the first return
from Alabama under the provisions Of the,
Sherman BILL The spoon; was 1directedYtor
the care of Hon a. j Rogers i The
spoon was received, and $3 paid as
freight
1905 - 3sf3@, 81 e. - EEL4LE
| Ponroy, editor Of the Lacrosse Demo-
crot, who rcce@tII visited the lunatc asy--
l1m at Lexington, KY, in Speaking Of
some of the inmates. says: Theodore
Clay son Of the illustriotis Henry. is here.
an intellectual looking patient, helpless As
'twere, insane o1er an affair ofalfection
He has BEEN here many years, with no
hope of recovery" We donot know pre-
cisely how long this patient has been in
/ the Institution, but we remember that he
was there as early as 1888. - .4 r"a aeaa
The peach crop in Southern Illinois is
uninjured. The peaches from 100, 900
trees will be shipr ed in June and j uly from.
South Pass, in. Union oounty< The straw
berry crop for this year is expected to be.
much larger than 1t was last. The largest,
shipmcntin any one day from that st alton
last year was eighteen tons, nearly all of
which vent to Chicago. 80 80. ~ .' .
Z most singular lawsuit is now on trial
in Albany, New York. Two young men,
each married but few weeks. got sick, of
their wives, and proposed to swap" and,
very singularly, the women consented.
But the husband Of the homeliest promised
to pay $50 to. boot" and, as he has neg
lected to hand over, the suit is brought to-
recover the money. '.-' s'-TaH'
An exchange says shat lawyers praetis--
ing before the military Courts in the South--
ern satrapios, are expected to open their
arguments with the usual formula, .sMay,it'
please Your shoulderstraps.o -. ~
The negro troubles near Williamsburg.
Va, which recently grew out of a refusal
on, the part of the freedinew to- pay their
rent, have been adjusted BY the shipment of
some pieces Of artillery to the scene. The
presence Of infantry did not trouble the
anti-renters in the least, ,, a'.I's
A crazy Second Adventist in New York
State has for ten. years been feeding big
ex fora feast when Christ should appear,
He has starved his other stock and spent
aearly all his property in purchasing food
for that OK -..s il '''' 4. '.1a#
Medical men in St. Louis grayely shake,
their heads and say the cholera is CON-
ing. $50 SO ss''7 z f,5t4>z'f o-IO
Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts,.
with consent of Council, has appointed
George L. Ruffn, negro, a justice of the.
peace for the county of Suffolk. ass
The negroes in Staunton have petition.
in circu1ssiony asking the removal. of the,
Freedmans Bureau from the South. /
A gentleman IN Boston, who prefers:
that his name should not be known, has.
given 500, 900 to- found a theological,
school (Episcopal) at Cambridge.
Rev. James Phillips. D. D.. seaior pro-
fessor Of the University of North Carolina.
died suddenly few days since.
3 r. bar of Montana gold worth $500 Gao
is to be sent to the Paris exhibition, and
Pennsylvania will have there pebble Of
coal weighing six tons. sssFf 4 1kl.J
Chief Justice Chase will not appoint any
registers under the bankrupt act until after
the meeting of the Supreme Coartin Abfil-
A $4,000 diamond was found, in the.
Tppeeanoe River. Ind