Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-22

s .rni@s We're little boots not there? 3, y
Physicians in St, Louis expect a return of
the cholera. - ~. s.. ..+..,,.,...a
Robert Lincoln, Esq, son of the late Pres
ident, has opened law Office in Chicago. +
1t is said that Jenny Lind will soon visit
this country again. .~. ID is45.as7
The Louisville Journal says Senator Guth-
RE is gradually recovering. '-.. = ,.-s
Lazy Forty-one applications for divorce are
pending in Cincinnati. a y /. .I,s.r !.
The Paris Exposition building has already
8 cost 10000, 900 francs. Iii i -a5.s
SIX thousand and eight hundred tons of
freight arrived at Atlanta, Ca, in one week.
= Sunday night amusements are in vogue at
the Cincinnati theatres.
A seven ear-old boy is in prison in Boston
for the sixth time for larceny.
Men are like wagons; they rattle most
when there's nothing in them
Boston is without Collector, Naval Officer
or United States Marshall. Happy Hub!
81 Jober says, sthe punishment of those who
nave loved women too much is to love them
2 too long" p
9asi "A bull is before the Legislature of Louisi
ana to license gambling houses at $4,000
per annum.
'' The Prince of Wales is said to be writing
book about what he saw in his tour in the
United States. - -, -
It is estimated that 2, 600, 900 valentines
were sent through the London postoffice this
Z. season, yielding over 10000 in postage. :,
2a Liquor is sold to women in New York dur
p ing illegal hours at small thread and needle
establishments q b7a1ssa tftr
' Brownlow threatens to return to nr;yate
LIE, and the Boston Post ofersits coincidence
to private life. 2 :. ' 49, ~ ~ - i
A municipal election was held in Sacra-
mento, Cal, on Tuesday, and the republi-
cans were successful. p" q. haa 2aao "a
General Bushrod johnson, ex-C Confederate,
IS on visit to his relatives in Cambridge
q city, Indiana.
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On the 18th inst. the Western Rivers were
higher than at any time since 1856, and still
rising at the rate of one inch per hour.
A Stamford, Connecticut, miller offers to
grind all corn which may be sent to him. put
It IN barrels, and send it to the poor of the
South. M pig -. 3ails ,6ff1Y ~ -
A letter from Augusta, Ca, SAYS that
Alexander Fl. Stephens is extremely despon-
dent IN reference to the action of Congress-.
but recommends submission and patience.
as3 1t is said that there will be Radical can
didate for the Mayoralty of FREDERICKSBURG
and that every effort will be made to concen-.
trate the negro vote upon him. q &
Wilburn Waters, the great bear hunter Of
the mountains, the Abingdon Tia,gtniian says,
is not dead. He is only married, which
crusty old bachelor sa US is the next worst
thing that could have happened to him.
DEBow NOT DEAD.-Mr. R. G.. Barnwell.
associate editor Of DeBog's Revieao, contra
diets the statement that Mr.. J. D. B. DeBow
is dead, and says it was Franklin DeBow.
brother OF the editor, who died in New Y ork
: a lew Gays since. a5raa f5taa >
"Don't be foolish" You can make Six
dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by every BODY.
Or a sample sent free by mail for Soc. that
sretails easily for Sc, by R. L. Wollcott, 10
Chatham Square, New York. June 15--ly
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and her BROTH
err, Charles Beecher. sailed from New York
on Tuesday en- route to Florida. in which
State Capt. Frederick B. Stowe owns and is
cultiyating farm. They expect to remain
in the land Of centipedes and flowers some
six months So
d Several families, numbering in all eighteen
persons, left Amherst one day during the
past week with the design of settling in Boone
county missouri, where they have already
purchased Ian Is These persons were among
the best and most industrious citizens Of the
= county whose loss will be felt by their old
community @ -. - - ~
:, ANOTHER SURyrvoR.-The Lynchburg
News states that revolutionary hero vat
survives IN the person of Mr.. James FARMER
VINO lives IN the Yellow Branch neighbor-
hood, in Campbell county, Virginia. This
y patriarch is now in his 106th year, and served
curing the last campaign of the war which
established the liberty Of America. Notwith-
standing his extreme age, the old her, eniiovs
remarkable good health, ishale and vigorous.
walks about the plantation without assistance.
and on frequent occasions Of late has noun
ted his horse and ridden several miles to