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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-02-23

The following letter written by Jefferson
Davis two months before the battle of
Manassas, is publish in the Alexandra
Gazette. In the light of subse quent events
it is Interesting reading
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-02-23
A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Md, Oct. u, 1850.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit
tiers cured me of bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stem
ach. Having tested it, take pleas
ure in recommending it to my GUS
TONERS, and am glad to say il gives
entire satisfaction to all
GEO. w. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
A Prohibition Wife.

Take that bottle and go out and
get me some whisky, said Col. jim
jams to the sad-eyed woman whose
misfortune it was to be the wife of a
convivial enebriate.
"Give me the money to buy it
with"
"Give you money! Why, any fool
can get whiskey if they had the
money, but to get the whiskey with
odt money is what takes talent"
Taking up the bottle with sigh
the patient, long-suffering woman
went out. In a short time she re-
tnrned.
Placing the bottle to his mouth,
he was about to quench his thirst
when he discovered that the bottle
was empty.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

That nothing in this Act shall be
construed as repeating the laws
now of force in this State for
working public roads, but is here
by declared to be an additional
system OF working public roads in
this State, and it shall be optional
with the county boards to adopt
either mode of working the pub
lie roads of their respective coun-
ties. Nor shall this Act Interfere
with any municipal system of any
city or town in this State, nor
with any local law Of force in any
county of this State on the sub
ject of working roads, but is de-
clared to be an additional system
for any such county ; provided,
however, that no person shall be
exempt from duty in this State,
under this or any other road law
OF this State, except such as are
exempt by this Act.
Sec, XIV. Be it further enac-
ted by the authority aforesaid,
That the grand jury may fix the
compensation if any be allowed, of
road commissioners in and for the
several counties, and if no COM
pensatlon be allowed by the
grand juries of the several coun-
ties or any one of them, then the
commissioners receiving no com
pensation shall be free from road
and jury duty, and any board of
commissioners in any county of
this State, failing to do their duty
shall, II presented by the grand
jury Of their respective counties,
be find by the judge of the supe-
rior courts not exceeding fifty
dollars or Imprisonment for three
months in county Jail, and it shall
be the duty of each grand jury
IN this State at the spring session
to inquire into the condition of all
public roads and truthfully report
in the same in their general pre-
sentiments.
Sec. XVI. Be it further enac-
ted by the authority aforesaid,
That all laws and parts of laws in
conflict with this Act be, and the
same are hereby repealed.
Approved September %, 1883.
Mr.. G. q. Mingledorf, Savannah,
Ga, says: 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters and now weigh 30 pounds
more than I ever did"
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
The Amended Road Laws of
Georgia.

An Act to provide an additional
system of working public roads
IN this State; to appoint board
OF commissioners for the several
counties; to define their powers
and duties, and to authorize the
payment of Communication tax
IN lieu Of road working, and for
other purposes.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
Wife's Commandments.


l. Thou shalt have no other wife
but me.
2. Thou shalt not have nor take in
thy house any beautiful brazen i'm
age of a servant girl, to bow down
to hel and serve her for am jeal-
GUS wife, visiting, etc.
3. Thou shalt not take the name
Of thy wife in vain.
4. Remember thy wife to keep her
respectable.
5. Honor thy wife's father and
mother.
6. Thou shalt not fret.
7, Thou shalt not find fault with
thy dinner
s. Thou shalt not chew tobacco.
9.Thou shalt not be behind thv
neighbors.
10. Thou shalt not visit the rum
tavern, thou shalt not covet the tav-
ern keepers rum, nor anything that
is behind the bar of the rum seller.
IL. Thou shalt not visit the bill
lard hall, neither for worshippinc
in the dance, nor heaps of money
that lie on the table
And the twelfth commandment is,
Thou shalt not stay out later than
8 o'clock at night.-Smgrna Times
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
Rradfeld's Female
REGULATOR
Holiness Liniment

4 sn TNESTIMABLE BOON to all child
Barring Women; real blessing to suffer
ag females :; a true
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

A young man in Georgia sent his
sweetheart boquet on Monday, and
she thus wrote him 'Oh the per-
meating aroma of that altogether too
lovely exuberap ,e of nature inflated
my aflatus and kindled in my soul a
passion that time cannot obliterate.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

We understand that seal-skin
coats are going out of style, and in
consequence, colds are increasing
among the fair sex, How fortunate
there is such remedy as Dir Bulls
Cough Syrupl
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

Mr.. Q. q. Mingledorf, Savannah,
Ga, says: 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters and now weigh 30 pounds
more than I ever did"
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
MOTHERS FRIEND.

Fhen applied a few weeks before confne-
aent it will produce safe and quick de-
kerv. control pain, and alleviate the usu-
d dread, agonizing suffering, beyond the
.ower of language to express!
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
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The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
Lumber !

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The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
was empty.
.'Why, what does this mean Z"

at means that anybody can drink
whisky when the whiiky is in the
bottle, hut it takes real talent to
drink whisky when there is none in
the bottle. Drink away I know
you have got the talent
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
GEORGIA.

FhPREoENT a numberof the bestand
|Fi.oo5est Fire Insurance Companies in
United States, whose aggregate cash
s Sld capital exceed S15, 100000. l
general Fire Insurance business, insur-
st'ery species Of property at reasonable
n Every company, for which | have
asencE has fully complied with the
4 Of Georgia respecting the deposits
Y The State Treasurer. Dwellings and
q Property made speciality at low
&. Call on or address.
Ply J. G. PARKS, Dawson, Ga.
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TIE rNEvIrABLE.

II the dynamite agents, the unscrupu.
lous and reckless enemies of human pro-
gress, the Communists and Socialists OF
the country, have captured great politi-
cal party, as now seems apparent; if they
shall, under the thin disguise of war-cry
against the expressions of aggregated cap
ital, inaugarate campaign upon the right
of American citizens to earn and to own,
the Republican party will have one SUI
preme duty. 1t must rise equal to the
task of declaring that the civilization Of
the age shall not be turned backward /; that
this Government shall not be dominated
by the brutal and baser elements of society;
that no party shall ride into power by their
aid (; that the apologists, aiders and abet.
tors of such infamous men ss Herr Most
shall not receive countenance in this land.
1t must teach these preachers Of odious doc.
trines, destructive Of republican institu-
tons, that free government is neither o
fiction nor any longer an experiment, and
that the law must and will protect all the
people in all their rights, and afford tc
each like shield against assaults upon the
right of property, without which there can
be no civilized society.
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MIsCELLANEOTs.

An inquiry from the General Agent of the
Associated Press was sent from Mississippi
70 Beauvoir last evening, and Mrs. Jefferson
Davis replied as follows Mr.. Davis hes
had aaevere attack os bronchitis, but is now
better, and il is hoped out of danger"
A deputatioR representing the temperance
societies are 10 Ottawa, Ont, in reference TO
the new License Act now before Parliament.
Counter depuSatioos, representing the liquor
traffic, are also present to oppose the bill.
Both have had an Interview with the Gov
ernor.
A ST. Csthsriues dispatch says: Owing to
a rumor that the dynsmiters intend to dam
age the Welland Canal, steps have been
taken TO protect the exposed points.
AT Annapolis, Nd, yesterday, the final
examination of the naval cadets Of the class
of 1881 began.
A Tuscaloosa, Ala, special says: General
josiah Gorgas died this evening, aged Go. He
was native of Pennsylvania, graduate of
West Point and served through the Mexican
war. He cast bis fortunes with the Confed-
eracy, and was Chief of Ordnance.
A Washington dispatch announces that the
Commissioner of the Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company has declared final dividend
Of per cent. in favor of the creditors of said
company, making 62 per cent. in ell, and will
commence paying Washington depositors to.
day.
At BrAcebridge, Ont., yesterday, the house
of John Pawson wss burned. Pswson, in
attempting to save his children, was burned
to death; also son, aged 10 years.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CABIN, May 15sh.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mre. G
B. Wyatt, Miss Wyatt, New York Rox
ellis, Maggie Desey, indianapolis I; j. N
Blum, Ssn Francisco j. L. Cherry and wife
Halifax, N. S.; III. S. Leonard, Portland
Or; Mrs. Charles Fisher and two children
San Francisco; Mrs. M. 81. Beardsly, Og
den; Mrs. Marcus Daily and three children
Hattie Evans, Butte, Montana; G. T
Sparks and wife, Denver, Col; John A
Irwin and wife, G. Hammond and wife, Phil
adelphia; Mrs. Anderson, Omaha; Katit
Hubs. Rock Creek, Idaho R. G. WILDER
MINI; E. W. Conroy, /. J. Braoks, st. Jc
Me-; d. w. Lipfeld. Boston /; J. Ell. Kuhns
Z. B. Partridge, San Francisco lac emf
grant rassepgers, Including 142 males, to ar
rive in Sacramento May 18th.
OMAHA, May 15.h.-Left here to-day, t,
arrive in Sacramento May 10Th: ALFRED
Hay, Australia; W. G.. Markham, New
York DR.. Ssdell, Dalles, Or; Otto Boerse
lager, @. II. Hancock, P. G. Kuhl, w. G
Downe, Alfred Bsrstow and family, J. II
Jones, S. Lipman, San Frsucisco FL. Hap
by, Baltimore w. II. Williams and dsugh
ter, New York: j. r. Hunter, wife ant
child, Rochester, N. Y; Charles Dreyfuss
Paris.
NEwHALI, HAY 15sh.-Passsd here to-dsy
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
James Mael, Los Angeles; j. E. Blake, Sat
Francisco j. D. McLodell, New York A
NJ. Barley, California; J. G. Miller. Mrs
Anna Miller, Richmond. Va; H. f. Sbields
Boston w. H. Patterson and wife, Michi
gan; A. r. Wells, Manchester q. w. Bar
rett, Massachusetts,; G. Nutting, Los Ar
geles; Alfred johnson and wife. w. Harris
II a.
J. 3. Jones and wife, Iowa Jacob Freder
ick, Kate Frederick, San Francisco; A. B
Gibson, New York; Louis B. Brandt, A. D
Eiaenbsch, Michael Marks, Ssn Francisco
j. r. Bruner, Bertha Chute, San Bernar
dino David Erich, Denver J. D. Valen
cis, Mrs. Ried, Anaheim; James Sharon
wife and thres children, Sacramento.
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THE CoRsINI PALACE The Corsini Pal.
ace, in the Lungara at Rome, has been
bought by the Government for 2, 500, 900
francs (say fl00, 000), to be used as a
spalace of science" one of the buildings
voted in the plan for the reorganization of
the city OF Rome. The price was for the
buildings and the land adjoining, and can.
not be an extrayagant one, for the grounds
are rather extensive; and then Prince
Corsini has made free gift of the pict.
ure gallery and library contained in the
palace. The gallery boasts no pictures of
very great msrit-perhaps the one best
known is the Madonna by Carlo Dolce,
which ia great favorite but the library
is a very rich one, numbering about sixty
thousand volumes, besides three Thousand
manuscripts, quantity of Indian and
Chinese works, and large and valuable
collection of engravings. The grounds
behind the palace, running up the side of
the Janiculum, are very picturesque, with
cascades flowing down the hill, and mag
nificent old plane-trees. It is the inten-
ton of the municipality to make a botan-
ical garden here. the present site near st.
Maria Maggiore being untitled for that
purpose. Another palace, the Barberini,
is reported to have been sold to Prince
Torlonia for 5000, 600 francs but whether
this includes the gallery containing the
"Cenci and other wellknown pictures,
and the library, which is far richer, even,
than that of the Corsini, rumor sayeth not.
ISt. James Gazette.
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The LATEST AusURDIrY.

The very latest, most original, and de-
cidedly most refreshing statement of the
day, is that the New York conspirators
have set afoat, announcing that the men
who cheered for O'Donovan Rosa in the
Philadelphia Convention, and who sound
his praises now, are hired to do 60 by Brit.
ish gold, in order to make the American
people believe he and his are terribly
dangerous lot of fellows. If this is true in
any degree, then, assuming that British
gold is not disbursed by consummate
asses, it is fair to conclude that Rosa is
himself in the employ of the English Gov
eminent. That certainly would be the
shrewdest policy. And if this is SO. and
the Irish Nation alists become convinced OF
the fact, the climate will be too warm for
Rosa.
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FOREIGN.
The Pope,s Circular TO .he Irish bishops.

The P0pe'S Circular TO TIE IrrsE BISHOPS
ROME, May 15.h.-The circular addressed
by the Pope to the Irish Bishons was dis
patched on the 11ih instent. The clergy
must keep aloCf from subscriptions whsn it
is plain that hatred and discussion are aroused
thereby, and when it is evident that crimes
and murders sre never csnsured by those for
whom collections are made. Il assures the
clergy that they are certainly not forbidden
to assist in raising collections to relieve dis
tress.
Bismarck's Health.
BERLIN, May 10 h. Bismarck suffered
greatly yesterday, and almost as severely to-
day. from neuralgia pains. He objects to go
at present to Kissingen.
Collision OF Trains.
LONDON, May 15.h.-An excursion train
from Grimsby. on the Great Northern Rail-
way, came in collision to-day with Midland
Railway excursion train, and many persons
were injured.
The Phoenix Park Murderers.
DUBLIN, May 15th.-The trial of Fitzhar-
ris es accessory to the murder of Cayendish
and Burke, began to-day.
Sad Fate of Young Man.
WINNIPEG (Mauitoba), May 15th.-A son
of Commodore N. w. Kittson, and late
Deputy Prothonotsry at Winnipeg, was at
tackled by smallpox last night and placed in
the smallpox hospital. He escaped while
delirious, and wandered over the prairie. s
search party was organized, and this after
noon his dead body was found on the prairie.
This is the third son Commodore Kittson
has lost since September. The Commo.
dore had thirty-two children living at one
time.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DR.. La Mars seminal PfIIs en-,

Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure All
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF YIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bilitY, and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscrstioa Abuse TIE old find in this
remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debilitated
from shs' cause, to their prestne vigor Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent C. o. d. By express to any
address, from observation. Address all orders
TO A. Acg0YLE & CO.. Druggists, Possofics Blk
1855, Gan Francisco. m2s 6rn
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Preparing for the Fourth. ,

SpoKAN FALLS, May 15th.-A meeting of
citizens was called here last night, to make
preparations for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton. Il was decided to have grand cele-
bration procession, and dance in the even
ing. Tbs neighborinz towns will be invited
70 attend, and several distinguished speakers
will be present Messrs. Hsvsrmale and
Davis have donated the use Of their Giant
Touring mill, which viii be completed and
thrown open for the grand ball. Preparations
are making to celebrate the Fourth In mag
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government involves consent to the elimi-
nation Of party reward as control, from
the civil service of the country. If it re-
mains, however, then the placeseekers
and their masters, and not the people, be-
come the ruling class.
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sftempted Suicide.

VICTORIA, May 15lh.-A man WAC first
gave his name as John Doyle, and after
wards SIS John Garter, and who said he had
worked on q farm on the San Bruno road,
San Mateo county, California, cut his throat
on the steamer Maud on Saturday last. He
Iabored under the hallucinstion that he il
Peter Tynap, the I" No. "now in SO much
requisition by the Dublin police. He will
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entertaiaed az the homes of citizens inter
cited in the work.
Destruction by Fire.
ALBANY IN. Yl May 15th.-The Ten
Eyck mansion, on the Whitehall road, wa5
destroyed by FIRE this morning. 1t was built
10 years SGD by General Bradstreet. who
made the house the headquarters of the
Tories during the Revolution. During the
past century it hss been occupied by the
Ganzwort and Ten Eyck families.
Another Cyclone.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 15sh.-A cyclone of
considerable magnitude passed south of this
city last night, damaging telegraph wires and
other property. At Southport both the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches were
demolished, and several farm-hcuses in the
vicinity wrecked.
The Hard Hi;ters.
NV YORK. May 15th.-The Tribune to-
morrow will state: Sullivan. the pugillst, Of
fers to fshs Mitchell Tor 81, 800 side, Mitch.
ell to use his bara fsts, while Sullivan will
use gloves. Mitchell says he was not
knocked ous," and expresses desire to
again meet the Boston champion.
shocking Act OF Woman.
GALVESTON, May 15sh.-Ths Nea7s' Bon
ham special Gays: Miss Bragg, niece OF
General Bragg, to-day saturated her clothing
with coal oil and then applied match.
Cause, protracted Ill health. She will die.
Terrific Haii-storm In Texas.
GALVESTON, May 15sh.--Ths Neacs' Terrill
special says: A terrific haii-storm occurred
here last evening. Some stones penetrated
the roofs, but there were no casualties, ex.
cept killing few stock. a stone brought to
town two hours after the storm weighed hall
pound.
Thirfy-five Horses Burned.
ALBANY, May 15th.-Ths canal stable o.
Edward White and the adjoining pr operty,
also 80 horses, were burned to-day. TIE loss
is about $4,000.
ThcrmOmetricaI.
New YORK. May 15th.-Highest tempera
ture to-day, 70'; lowest, 47'.
CHICAGO, May 15sh.-Highest Temperature
to-day, AZ; lowest 55'.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Patents to California Inventors Jere
Dunn's TriaI-The Situation at Dodge
Cify-BroekIyn's Great Briege-Interna-
tIoBai Convention, Y. N. c. A.-The
Gage OF Congressman Thompson-EabOr
and Capitai-AHairs In Foreign Lands
Etc.
[srscIAL DISPATCHES TO THz REcoRD-umcS.l
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the evils of ithe opium vice, and now Chicago has
awakened, toe, and proposes to suppress it. In
California; where it is prevalent than in either
New York or Illinois, nothing is done that is worth
tie mention TO stay the spread Of this Chinese
plague
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THE Boston Globe. the most pronounced Demo-
cratic journal, assaults the civil service reform
rule,, and declares that many OF them are absurd
This but indicates, as we have all along held, the
intention of the opposition to take stand against
the REFORM and it will thus become living issue in
the next Presidential campaign.
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IT is gratifying to know that in Sacramento the
local authorities have had all the schoohouse doors
so changed as to giving outward. This should be
the rule in every school house in all the cities of the
country
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sAH FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The ship Largo Bay has been ibeled by
Alderman Bros.
Frederick Huber attempted to drown
himself Monday.
Muldoon and Donald Dinnie have signed
articles for wrestling match.
William Mcpherson, who was run over
by California street car, has died of his
injuries.
In the noted suit Of Charles P. Duane
We. Andrew B. McCreery, plaintiff has been
awarded 81. 600 damages.
The streets to be principally used by the
Knights Templar during their Triennial
Conclave are to be paved.
Two suits against street railroad com.
panies were begun Monday by widows
whose husbands were run over and killed.
The Potrero and Bsy View Railroad
Company has given notice that The railroad
south of the Potrero will shortly be dis.
continued.
Thirty thousand dollars has been col.
lected on behalf of the city in the ironclad
Comanche claims, and all expended in
lawyers fees.
Ex.Chief Justice Crockett, of the Su.
preme Court, who was lying very i'll at his
Summer residence, ct Fruitvale, Alameda
county, is pronounced to be in fair way
to recovery.
The Mission Bay Bridge Company claimE
ownership to the Fourth. street bridge,
and requests the Board of Supervisors tc
purchase it, in accordance with certain
Acts of the Legislature.
The night watch at the Fire Alarm Tele,
graph Station reports that new comet
arose at o'clock Monday morning, little
north of east. The watchers at the sta,
ton claim the priority of discovery.
The man who committed suicide on the
sandlot last Saturday night has been iden.
tilted as William Besecke, German sign.
painter, 55 years of age. He was mar
ried, but had no family, and was residing
with his wife at No. 1906 Lsrkin street
He was subject to frequent fits of melan
cboly, and has been afflicted with painters
collie for long lime.
Manager Seymour Locke, of the Thomas
concerts, has issued short notice to the
purchasers of boxes for the concert season.
He says the drawing will be held Friday
tltcIhOOn lOI lOOasiOn Va OOAC5, az Wiz
parlors OF the California Bank, under the
supervision of a committee of subscribers.
TIE sale for the season and reserved seats
takes place next week.
Frederick Hopper, of Santa Rosa, com.
mitted to the Home of the Inebriates a
week ago, was discharged Monday, and
went straight to the bay and threw him.
self in. He was rescued and taken to the
Receiving Hospital. Monday night he be.
came violently insane. Tuesday morning
it took six men to get him into van for
conveyance to the new City Hall, where
the Lunacy Commission were TO examine
him. He wrestled, bit and kicked desper-
ately, and his howls and shrieks could be
heard blocks away.
The Internal Revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week ending
May 18th, and since July l, 1882, are as
follows:
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President ARTHUR and the Cabinet will attend
the opening Of the Brooklyn bridge on the oath.
Messrs. Gallagher and McCsbe have plenty Of time
now in which to prepare dynamite bombs with
which to elevate the hated ruler of republic which
will not permit assassins to "haYe their own sweet