Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-05-10
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Georgia papers say the wheat crop in that
State was never more promising.
One Of the results of the Connecticut cleo
tion-the sudden abandonment of Thad.
Stevens by the Radicals.
A horse in Fayette county, Illinois, has
six distinct hoofs. Curiously, the animal
cannot walk for all his superabundance.
Petitions are being circulated in Texas
praying the general government to divide
the State in two parts, one to be called the
"Western State Of Texas"
The Democrats Of Indiana and Illinois
urge the claims of Senator Hendricks Of In
diana for the next Democratic nomination
to the Presidency.
The Fredericksburg wooden factory now
manufactures 1000 yards of cloth week.
One week recently 6,278 yards were made.
Ledger. @
The Supreme Court has again decided that
the internal revenue license does not author
ize man to sell spirituous liquors if the
State laws prohibit their sale.
A Southern telegraph company, with
$500, 600 capitol, has organized under the
presidency of Gen. Kirby Smith. It will
connect Cincinnati and st. Louis with New
Orleans and Mobile.
CINCINNATI CHARITY. a few
weeks the citizens of Cincinnati have con-
tributed about 500, 900 for the assistance Of
the people of the southern States who are
in destitute circumstances.
Paper pipes and cisterns have been used
in London with perfect success for several
months They are prepared in some manner
SO that they are perfect non-conductors of
heat, and the water never freezes.
GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON. Mont
gomery Mail reports that General Johnston
is heavy loser by the Parkman defalcation.
The General had deposited all his money in
the Selma National Bank.
DIABoL1cAL OuTRAGE.-We learn that
few nights since Mr. William Daniel, a
worthy farmer, residing near Washington,
Rappahannock county. lost four valuable
horses from poison administered by iend
in human shape.-Clpeper Observer
The Warrenton True h,dec saws that
worthy citizen of Fauquier county has fallen
heir to an estate of $4,000, 000in Ireland,
and has gone to that country at the request
of the attorney representing tie estate, who
is satisfied Of the legality Of his claim.
'sDon'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
retails easily for Sc, by R. L. Wollcott, 40
Chatham Square New York. June 15-1y
: Bed bugs, according to a.lady correspon-
dent, have great aversion to salt. She
states that if the articles and places infested
with bed bugs are washed with salt water,
and the crevices in which the vermin hide
are filed with it, they will give no more
trouble.
acknowledgement named Willie Price
died in March, near Marksville, Page coun-
ty, at the age of thirty years, who occupied
a cradle up to the day of his death, being
then mere infant in physical development.
He was always fed with spoon, and had to
be carried about In the arms of his friends
EARLY RYE.-We have at our Office sew
eral stalks Of rye, with well-formed and
clearly defined heads, which were taken from
the ground on the 9th inst, in a field be-
longing to Mr.. Charles Spangler, in Spring
Garden township This is much earlier than
this cereal usually heads in this latitude
York (Pa.,) Gazette.
New YORK, April 28,-Dr. Blackburn,
who is charged with having attempted to in
troduce the yellow fever into the United
States during the war by means of infected
clothing has petitioned the Attorney Gener-
al Tor PERMISSION to return from Canada and
take his trial in Kentucky. The Attorney
General, it is understood, answered that be
had no power to grant the request.
A MODEL County. Calhoun county. AL
ALBANIA, is now called the sgreen spot in the
Southern desert" They do not .ssue and
be sued' in Calhoun. The people bear and
forbear with each other, and work with de-
termination to make up their losses. There are
no crimes committed and no one is prosecu-
ted. The sheriff, finding the office was not
"paying institution has resigned.
FoUR BOYS AT BIRTH. Mrs. Waters
wife of Mr.. James w. Waters, living in
Bonnie Femme Bottom, below Burline ton
IN this Boone) county, was last night deliv-
cred OF four boys at birth, weighing six
pounds each, all alive and kicking. Drs.
Kothweu, OF Burlington, and Whitaker. Of
Marion, were in attendance. She had nra-
viously had six boys at three births. and has
now had six boys in less than one wear
Columbus (luo !. Statesman.