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, 1876-02-18

DROWNED,
LITTLE Rock, Att.. Feb. ia lady named
Mia Moore, passenger on tha loaa Miller,
from Pine Hun, foil overheard & ullss bslow
lsxe yesterdaF, and wAs drowned.
SH<e1at lnsr<th 10 fAt CAaea44 Trl4u7S
GAA!uHDALE. Feb. l7-A mate on s!e steamer
Alf tt1tcus, frod Konnedy, fell overheard at
uraud Tower this M0rnlng and MIS- dluwueJ.
Ths body Vaa speedily recovered, and sill bo in
tsneu tomorrow.
, 1876-02-18

6Ifefa' Ddtpaith to Fhs Chhttga Tribune.
WlSoaA, Mini. Fob, 17.-Tho ESBtera-bonnd
passsuEor-traiu On the ufesn Bay 4 Minnesota
Railroad, Which Isf4 Wihons tuiu morning, Was
da.clod about g. 1atles sass Of taia c.sy, near
Ma1shlsnl. Tho baggage chT and tho oosches
, 1876-02-18

Al nu adjourned rnoesiuG Of ths nonEd Of
TruKtoud Of lurdua unlyersily. Lafayette, lad,
Yesterday, Prot. e: T. White. Of Columbus, "
~ unkna uous)y eloo&sd Aa pIesldept.
, 1876-02-18
MISSISSIPPI.
TIE IMPEACHMENT DA4EA.

TIE IMPEACHMENT CA8EA.
HkMRa1s, 1ena., Feb. 17.-Tho appeals Jzck-
son [MIsa.} specla! says that yesterday ia the
House, In secret aeHa'on, was read tho oyidsnco
lu tie impeachment investiEatiou OF the super
intepdent Of Education, Cardoxa; aud \ EeSolu-
Ion was adopted that ho be ilnpeachod by vote
ef l0t 70 Mssrly al tho kepablican4 voting for
hfs tmpeschmsnt. Ths 5usnsRsts ase AetssrA,
lfudaou, hhsnds, MeNAir, llAi, and l.eigh. lhs
managers IN the Davis Impeachment arc 1Geaars.
White. Clifton, Powell. HatksdAle, Ind Leatsr.
Tho Benase adopted rules for lAoir Eoysrnanee
daring tt.e impeachment tStAl9.
Tho ApGfdfs Jacksun. at1au.. special says IN
The Ifo,iss lo.dav formal u1talas Of lulle sch-
mont OF L!ens.-0ov. Davie {coIoted) wese
adopted with only dissauGu8 votsa.
Tho A@es 1utsstlgsung COMMITTEE hare cea-
, 1876-02-18

THREE TIMES SENTENCED TO eE HANGED.
NEW Yong, Feb. I7.-hichael MusphY, Nhs
has boen already twloe sentsnosd to b. hanged
for tho murder OF Matilda uujusup, In tho sum-
NOR OF 1874, was to-day &gain scntenoBd 10 dis
April Z,
, 1876-02-18
WAuKEGAH.

SD0-1dE UItp1Eth n 17Id Ehtt1d6 IT7bHHx.
WAukEoAx, ILL.,, Feb. 17.-fho Republican
CAUCUS, hotd hero this afternoon. raa largely IT.
tended, aud general good foslng prevailed.
Among tile number wero two OF our ioadin8 d.
vines, who were much Interested OH account Of
the temperance question. Ths nominations aro
perfectly satisfactory to the temperance peoplc,
and, indeed, their electio Ia sImoat cortaln:
For Maypr. J. r. Powell; Supervisors James
Low mud NolHun Laudon; Assessor, Samuel II.
Finn, whose loase expires with Lis ltto. this be-
lug only bis twenty-6Est ycari Marshal, u. A.
Iinckloy. Aldermen-secou1 Ward, William
Grse,; Third Ward, u. F. Porter First and
Fourth, not yet nominated.
, 1876-02-18
neLtloEREhr uoornLAcks

BELL'oERENT BooTHLAcKs.
IdL114z Nook. Ark, Fob. 1.-two iittle boot.
b'acks had fight yesterday. during uhieh one
Lit the other with stone, from the effsots o.
which hs dfod this morning.
, 1876-02-18

zo11eI down tho bank, = dissaacs Of Il fses. tut
no ono WAS seriously hurt. Eng!neor Fttzgor.
aid revcrsod hls engino and jumpot, snaIatnlns
aomo injury to bis Log. Only foU passengers
woEo OIL tile trnln. Two women I'll a Hcc0.nl-
class car were slightly hurt. Col Q. N. htorl,
travelling for Now York wl.otesnIe hol1nc ,Yss
cut slightly on Tie haad aud bruised Oh tho s,ds.
not dangerously.
, 1876-02-18


GALVESTON. Tex., Feb 17.-Eisht precincts Of
this CITY and county givo 157 minority for the
Constitution, a.291 majority for Coke aud tile
Democratic State ticket. For Senator, Ctavo-
land DEM, 2G3 majority iu tlecounty,
aIcCornick, Hep, will carry tho Ihlsnce.
1fats8ords aud Drazorih Couutica ara cob
celel 70 Mccormick, Rep. who Ii elected by $40
majority.
The Democrats havo elected Tho two nepre-
sontatiyee In Flohtar County, aud tho Judgos,
Clark, Asaassor, aud District CoEk. Tho 1ndc-
pandonta have aleated tue Sheriff and nearly lilo
enttyo county ticket.
tho bthto ticket ~. AZ majority. For tho Con-
atituston II. .a76 majority.
H8turna are coming tn slowly,
, 1876-02-18

SHOT FTNTSF CF.
8pfctat Di%pattA Ia Ih4 GAie1at 1ftbunk.
LANRlNo, Mich, Fob. l7.-Frank suuicri1,
boy 10 yoarn OF age. living miles uoeth Of Eatua
1laptia accidentally shot htnaotf Bund+y Will,
climbing over . louce viii, Liz gun. Iho stot
Wnp fetni.
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Messrs. Editors Please announce JOIN Il.
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The Big Brown Store.

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NOTICE.

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BOARDING.

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Us. Ii. Tx WIS,
Builder s. Contractor

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I am now prepared 10 furnish planfess nth
i my PaienrTohaero Prize. apon the shorfes<
RIA -onable notice. This Prize 10 gov being
qriie generally used in this locality and has. so
far, given universal satisfaction. The advan-
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thai OF any other Prize now | n use.
Prize with railway attachment TO prizetwo
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REFERENCES:
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Geo = Mattingiey. John Dilahay.
and May others who have she Prize In Hseop
their. states. t'ff =
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mtssrs. Editors .-Please announce i'm YOUR
paper WIN. FRANK FORD, of the Factory dis
trict as candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty and general support Of
the people Of the
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TAILORING.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs his
L friends and the public ,ha, he has received
a large assortment Of samples of various kinds
ofimportci CLOTHS and CASSlMERES " hich
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on the most reasonable terms. Cutting and
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JOHN F. CECIL,
BUILDER l. CONTRACTOR,
CALIFORNIA, No.,

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SOU llERN MARYLAND
Commission Agency,
NJ. SO LiJt Street Baltimore,
General Commission Agents,
For the sale Of Tobacco, Grain and
h.rn Products.

Cshier: Salesman
JoHN VI. PACE. THos. Il IL TuINHR.
Directors for 1876:
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Boarding.

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Martiea,

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December 10Th, near Midway, Augusta county,
Va, by Rev. A. h. Hamilton, HUGH FRANK LYLE
OF Augusta, and Miss SUSAN REBECCA, daughter of
the late John Weir, of ROckbrdge county, Va.
December l4th, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, Edward j. Nickel, in Monroe county, W.
Va, by Rev. Nelson Nickel, ELI h. RoDGERs, of
GreenbGer, and Miss EMMA X. NICKEL, of Monroe
December 14th, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, Samuel J. Nickel in Monroe county, West
Virginia, by Rev. Nelson Nickel, NATHAN p. ROD
GERS, of Greenbrier, and Miss VIRGINIA E. NIoKELL
of Monroe.
December 18th, by Rev. Robert c. Anderson,
Rev. Z. MILES and Miss MARY L., daughter of
Peter Scales, OF Rockingham county, N. c.
December 18th, in this city, by Rev. Alexander
W. Weddell, HENRY D. HOoPER, of Edenton, n. c.,
and V. JESSIE WRIGHT, youngest daughter of the
late DR.. d. NJ. Wright, of Norfolk.
December 10th, by Rev. Il. G. Crews, of this
city, at the residence of the BRIDES father, Dr. g.
K. Gilmer, ROBERT 81. TALLEY. member of the
House of Delegates, and Miss ANNIE |. GILMER,
both of Henrico county, Va.
December 18th, in Leesburg, Va, by Rev. j F.
Cannon, CHARLES E. PERRY and Miss ANNIE B.
ROLLINS.