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on Dupont street. and a.
Dali in the sum of $l5.OOo. ra, Jumped
terday from Santa Barbara yea
had been stopping since be isft -, Iere no
and WAS arrested. gov ''e city,
GRAND Island rhre.teu.a
unsatiOn. "
SACRAMENTO, March !,
,exa arae is reported in n.
.evee on Grand Island in the n.,n. me
me Sacramento river. II il f..sa on
the whole island, 16, 900 acres in mat
Will be inundated. Thop.ar aleht
acres or grain in splendid COINS Of
VIII he destroyed. The h.sI;'' u',ion
topography of the island prevam,. IKE
wafer running off readily whon .he
nonded; Several hunded tbnn "lee
dollars have been expended On ,hnd
clamati"n Of the island. tue IT,
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\ Fifty THOUSAND FEE.-The in
[ wsstigation OF the Emma mine scandal
has developed the fact that Professor
rAxkiman got $4,000 for his glowing re-
port on that famous property. The
foe was contingent on the sale, and OF
course he wrote strong in order that
the Johnny Bulls might be induced to
take hold. Prof. Silliman occupies q
pesitiqn quite a. unenviable AS any one
connected with the Emma trsnsac-
item.
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A SHOWER OF MUTToN.-There Ia .
curious item Of news In our Eastern
dispatches this morning. We allude
to the paragraph giving an recount OF
. shower OF mutton which came down
from : cloudlsss sky, at = certain place
IN Kentucky. The phenomenon seems
we'll authenticated, and 1t must there.
fbre attract more or less attention from
the ecienti6c' world. Tho SENTINEL's
scientist suggests that q torpedo may
have bean touched on under 2 neigh
boring slaughtsr-houss.
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THE HAZLEGREkN DISASTER. -
Further particulars of the Haziegreen
disaster will lie fnurd in our tele-
graphic columns this IN )rning. Eight
Parsons were killer outright and aev-
sraI more seriously injured. Twenty
five buildings were leveled by the tor
nadO.
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Our OF DEBr.-virginia City, for the
first time In its existence, is out OF
debt. Just out of the ashes, the pa
pers say, this speaks volumes tor the
city. But here is how it happened: At
tho last session Of the Legislature a
bill was passed levying q bullion tax
for city purposes. The bonanza mines
have yielded millions, and the reve-
nus derived therefrom squared the
city's debt. That law. before il can be
repealed, will probably q = tho stock
holders Of the leading mines a quarter
OF . million dollars. Virginia ought
20 haye money to sell before long. 1t
seems quite likely that the tax on the
mines was made entirely too steep.
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The Texas PxctHc.
r o NEW 3

Hestrucsfoa at Weed.
HAVANA, Marrh II.
Tho entire tobacco crop IN hemeIos
district with rare exceptions is iosL.
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=, y n sbCtFCO.
Oflre ON Clark street formerly ocrun;oa L.
/" p'""S nrl2-tf
DULL TiMES
MONEY is SCARCE
0. DUsKEL & co.,
Cerner Main and clark ntr-.,.
We are up with the dull
times and have made a
Large Reduction in
Prices on our
Goods.
We WILL SELL
Patent 0veralls for 81 rs, formerly
$3.50.
Buckskin- fastened Overalls for rs
cents, formerly $1.50.
Arctic Overshoes for $l.25, former.
ly SO.
Rubber Boots FOR e2.5O, formerly IS
Buffalo Shoes for $3.50. formerly
$3.50.
Cal. Euckskin Gloves for $1.75, for
merlv $3.50.
Genuine Cal. Undershirts for s1.75,
formerly $3.50.
Genuine Cal. Drawers for $1.75, for.
merry $3.50.
Genuine Cal. Shaker Socks for 25
Beaver 07ersoats, Blue and Brown,
for $l2, formerly s18.
Beaver Suits for 500, formerly $50
Black Dress Suits for $37. so. for.
merry $50.
Ch;nchiuaPants for 81, formerlys7.
Blanket Pants for $3.50, formerly
IS.
Heavy Scotch Tweed Pants for SO.
formerly IS.
Heavy four pit. Blankets for So, for
merly $3.50.
And all other goods reduced in
Proportion, which will be for
CASH only.
y. N.-NO Hoods will he marked OBJ
the Sidewalk.
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DIED.

Eureka. March TIA. C. Sapp, 49, -
years. apout 10
Tho funeral viii take PLACE ,o.a.u
o'clock P. ". from W. p. Haskell r., ."
dertnking rooms on Buel strost. Pr;s,a. un.
acanaintances Of deceased invited to attend
lSalt Lake PAPERS pleasc copy
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BORN.

Enreka. March ll-Wife of IL wn-
son. wilson, q
DIED,
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For Sale.
A Rare Chance
For a man with
CAPITAL OF $4,000.

il and Manufacturing Tools OF
J. r STAPLES,
Phoebe and Eugenie streets. together VIII tnS
furn,turo Warehouse, oDe frivato Dwe,.if
and tho lots upon which the same are sitaa.su.
FOR n good, energetic man this Is u
chance, MS il is q good paying business. and
The ab,ye property is CENTRAL, located anu
WORTHY of IN, notice Of parties desiring " ~
mrl0-r $3.50 J. X. STAPLES, Pioche'
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Arrest Of a shooti It.

SAN FRANCIstO, MarcU II.
James Il. Ryan, who, on the 4th Of
December, 1872, shot police officer
Brown in front Of a house Of i'll repute
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For she Centennial.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March IL.
the latest intelligence from Hazel
green, Wisconsin, reports these facts:
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NEW TO-DAY.
n. R0CKMAN, NJ. n

- II YAICIAN y. NCHGruN A.,
l. couch ur, tlctlisi and Anrist. ~
GraBduate o he Imperial Medical collo..
cal College. Of San francisco. 'eui-
ofi"e on tlsrk street formerly occupied ~
Justice K. NJ. Beatty. n,r,sal,,y
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N~AKYsVTI1.E MARCH To.
This morning ~ fire broke mi In the
lire proof sforeroOm Of the Marysvtlle
Wonlen Mills. The damage IN The
stock by fire and water IL about Si2,-
600, fully insured; supposed srontaHe
Gus combustion.
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bars and Attaches we're enioving a conn
tOr.abie siIoole, the appearance Of
tue am itles had All enlivening eifec..
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Grant f0 che Rcscu~.
Knowing that impeachment wonld
follow. EslknaP, promptly at 10 o'clock
< morning, was in his oflice. and
after hastily explaining 70 the Presi-
dent that he was un,lar n small cloud.
and that . Dem mratic Investigating
committee was after him. he handed
Grant his resignation, which was i'm
n~diasrlv accepted, with regret"
And vt 1917 o'clock Balknsp walked
out q privA'e citizen. In the neat
time the committee was in session
waiting for Belknap to appear. BEL
KNAPP aant word tn hts counsel that he
would appear I 3 o'clock that after
400 and make a defense. A. 3 o'clock
the committee assembled. but Belknap
didn't They waited half an hour, and
h" not appearing the committee re-
ported the charges to the House.
The Sensation or the Se~sicm.
1t vas generally understood that q
resolution of Impeachment would he
offered IN the forenoon, and the gel
leries were crammed and jammed; but
the crowd had mostly d~ispersed. and
Fernando Wood was wrestling with
the highly interesting "details Of the
Hawaiian treaty, and half the mem
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

the city eoEneed lying within East Ninhstreet Third
aganue, East ToEth street and FsrstRveBue $50
The Fifth Election District shall contain all Chat part OF the
city bounded by and lying within East Tenth street. Third
avenue East Eleventhstreet and Firstavenue
The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part OF the
city bounded by end lying within East Eteyenthreet Third
avenue East Twehth-ssrtet AMI Ftstavenue
The Seventh Election District shall contain ali thai part OF
the city bounded by and ivng within East Twefh-sreet
Eighth Eectisn District shall part OF
the bounded and lying within East Thirteenth street.
East Fourteenth and FirstaVenue
The Ninth Election Drct shall ain all that OF the
city bounded by ying within East Thirteonthsree
yrst ayeEne Rast Fourteenth street, and Avenue A.
city bounded by and lying Within last Eleventh street
Avenue A, East Thirteenth street, and Ftstavenne.
Tho Eleventh Election District shah contain all tat part OF
the city bounded by and lying within East Ave
nue. A, East Eleventh street and Ffrstayenue.
The Twelfth Election District shall contain ali that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within Seventh street. First
avenue Ninth street. ami AveRae a
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by ana lying within East Eevenhstee
Avenue ~ Eaf ITei1th streei a9a Avenue a -, 40. 49,.
The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that
Of the city bounded by and lying within East Twelfth street.
Avenue A, East Thirteenth-Sirees, and AvcDue b.
The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that part on
the city DoRndea by and lying within East Thirteenth street.
Avenue a, East FOurte th-street, and Avenue B. .
The Sixteenth Election District shah contain AL that part OF
the city bounded by and lying within East Nnhsireet
AveEue A, East Tenth street, aOd RtrSt-avenue
The Seventeenth Election District shall contain a that part
Avenue Il, East Elcfenlh-Street, and Ayenue A
d. b. HASBROUCK,
Chief OF the Bureau OF EteeuonA
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Couutrp Real Gstate for Sale.

NOS COB, on New-Haven Railroad .-Neat
u cottage carriage house and one acre. WIN "A'' n"
very nice Price ih.tyiI&ND WHITING, Beekmans st
T1OR SALE-LEASE Of FARM, 120 acres;
II st0ck implements pOsseSsloh q H. OAi'Di-i'i" '"'
st0n SOsnersct Co.. Eastern shore, Ma. Md.-----------
NOR SALE. ch.ap--A small FARM M OF ,,eI!lf elgllt
ecre one mile from depot on main roaa DIE b.
- go ,,s narr horse stables, Workshop hh'
nery and other Outbudngs oil Kinds 0 GhWco n,,h ,be
its Tend suitable for farm BHiliHgr Wei ~ ~
In price ~ 2 o half ca4h balance $500 yearly APRY
H. 10 POOLE So +. o. East StIondsburs Feih' W W -
DAVIS, Tribune Osice y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
OPTICAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES


B9yee, oiarS 1esr - 70 4 = 900
Brackel Katharine, r Guggenhomer, Of SdsL On,
Of Avenue 9 months -, "'O
noylr Michael 10 city Cha1b brlain OF 3daVe, be- 200
tween l25th d a2Gth-sts; year .-..- 80 lO4"o
De Frece Mary b., and husband, 10 Seconl NainhAi
BniGiRs a6svi a'I yesT ,['rH ,..... $4,000
F1n John .a sad VIC II tsr aG IP8 cf 8sye year $4,000
same Tcsr. 70 Geo Greer Oi SHAVE 30. 900
FreoRqa Eah Z SeSrs Ssa o'hef 20 d ioi 5000
Gl2sssnSr3 S Se 3 SiIi 20 Z S,qe'Aei $500
Greene Jga 3 A. and husband 70 h'ae n o' 5000
same 10 Jnckel Il Of JOt-st, oi SthaVci year f"o
EInker 4 H. and wife " John ID BTinkman soi % roo
" 5Sd-st ye2irs sFSs,,
str,e 10 .snr W Of ~ % F3d st years -; o"vo
Cornelius, and wife % JOhu Il all htoi 0"'1
- between st and 2daycs yeals.... iVVo
NcOna4e Patrick, james B0geri, " Avenue A. oo,
II o 7Gih-st years ooo
same 10 same Avenue 4, Of l6ih 81 . Eeas.- VVuD
same 10 ID Fink AYcUue 4. n ni lbih 81 year. 'u
Avenue A. OF 1OLAhti VAL - w
Nosser :! ara nIT9agd IssE 10 il a ha''l-! 1862
OFT G. and bnsband, Zulaui, SZdsI III i5'- Inn
PaSets John and VIE 10 Jacoby, l6tllr, Of
6IIaye; year. $1,000 vi SHAVE OF -oLh'S'i ooo
sSott WA and wife, A Casanova, No IL 90 ooo
ThOmasst; years ,,, ,,,irT
lOhic!aLJ . l. F'A'N'- 80
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Gounlrn prOperln 90 Eel.

6eO MONTHLY RENT. i Forty minutes
YOU comfortable ride from xaS Irs sb com
aburlan Cottage Residence snd oronhs ba,h
S rooms large cellar beater gaa hcs i % La ont n lawn
dive saren shada ait vines berries A. ns
LII Arr5ncd and haalthy IS minutes Walk by ,Sso
n deIsots ard stores center OF CITY M ~ ~
~ froEs passenger station at Nost
tsi Rsircsd Apply At premises or to the o"Nhf"
Room 2, No. SassauS a.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
f,ral estate 90 exchange.

rvCuANCE for well-conditioncd FARM,
H. Win stock tools &C, between Ncw1 ofk anu LII
mia for CITY Properly consisting Of two desraDe d @ Is 70
pGdnces re- ro0ns each modern improvements ~ uu
miles from Walst NeWYork and within Diie o t'T Ins a.
nactin M fbe PENNSYLVANIA and Jersey CetIa uuIk % @
G,sieth and three minutes walk from phsschSst W., VIZ
he latter aankod by paved lighted sireels anu ~ sS
VIZ Iss, aTf az the city Lots lad out IN drive gaieh m
shsae fruit flowers vines, &c stable anu I snes rsyt9J
yarcd al sI3 900 and Si2OOO Tespeciif d.
yans $50 per month Additional villa p13 W prop @
planted out II desired. ADDRESS. st,liu " pa ~
ee11y Post.ggee Box lS4. Hhzabeall N j. -----
VVNO EXCHANGE - Unimproyed western
IANn and uart cash, pnincumbered ciyx properly
Address @. Z. NJ, Postolee box 100, IHoHi1@'
yT1o PYCHANGE-AU or part of an unin-
Il cunbersd running COAL RAILkoAD ann 80, ai
LANDS with goOd market IN the West S of ANAL
- - al en LARGELY I'm paymsnt. Caase OF sale nee ~
sim 10 develop and extend. THOMPsoN' ~ 'HRi'
Indianapolis.
OOTH-ST.- exchange for FAhM ne,,r 9e,n
sD(y NewYOrk two valuable PROPERTIES on "es' 0o'"
A. civ rutland a WHITING. BeeEHan-s1
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
souses ano farms ipanleo.

JE7ANTED-A FARM, (on shares preterred)
w bv practical New England farmer III hsES aye '%s%n
to families have supplied with butter by ne season H."
number Of years. Address T. u BOX 9oa' Aino'''"'
Co, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Gne arEs
EINE-ART SALES!


EINE-ART SALES!
THE MES RS. LBAVIT'T, AUCTI0NEERa. .
This CTIJESDAN) ana WEDNESDAY Af1EhNOONSs az
clinton Hall, and exhibition,
JAPAN EsSE CT RIOS. -.
The fine and most extraordinary collection OF JAPANESE
CItIOS ever exposed exhibition sale IN this country
Suue old Iacquers Antique IVORY and Wood Carvings OF lhe
bjbet order Antique by Saymn ana other pure
mid and silver Perfume and tarcatUres! Antique
Swords solid gold and silver mountnes nagnihcent speel
mems of SaisHms, Corean and kaga Ware CIOsIhne
Enanels antqde and modern Inros in gold lacquer ana IVORY
&c. sc
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS at 2 0ciock,
ard THU HSDAY EVENING at 1880 at the Art Eoons eIt
exhibition day and evening IIee,
THE GATES COLLECTION.
Objects vertu selected during period Of 20 years.
In te various Countries - Europe and the Orient nom
CELERRATED GALLERIES AND CABINETS, EAsItstfN
BAZAARS, &c.
Comprising -. .-,v-,
FINE ARTS. BRIC.A.BRAC AND SPECIMENS OF THE
HIGHEST CURIOSITY.
Rare Porcelain Faiencc BnnzeS Ancient and Moden
Historic Miniatures Eminent Painters Carvings IN ivory
and Wood Historic Clocks
ner ed.yal and Oriental Arms Valuable and Interest
ing Paintings in OU UndOuDed Originals Ivy Obi haseIs
Inogss nels Antique Stained Glass Artistic tuih'
turo, &C.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-York, Wednesday, Dec. 20. 1876.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the follow
ing auction business transacted:
BY r II LttIo1o a 90.
f3 q Sssye lot ssx5s9 Eliza Booth $500
BV H. N. Muller e Son.
three story and basement brick houses with lots
paos seiyisfeF 800
hoy German 9 ai aSinFs S3Is bz S Of u 300
IN Sr0ff 4 Nper& -
vestory marble front stores with lets No 80 andbf
Fr4ISyiS fISypy 3 4-4 II "a e"' 75o
ss Il YIi gSaas sa9an !o II o. $500
BB NJ. Seaman.
St 119 sSI West 'Sas 700 i. oi $500
BIZ 4. =. Hdrnctf
Sls t nv. Ias Ga S,have oo :. o 900
BV SInin & MeIS9yoH
a. acrcs land. OF I.vcr4aaayo, adtoinng fand
Of the late Abraham Schtrmerhorn S0nkers; oo ,-,
.,49o,ol y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Gelp manteo

C,'LIEsNEN.-Wanted. statesmen IN every
ssis 10 whoiesaIe merchants sAlasy spe oh
~ na.S Sanpg M expenses paid. Address GEM hAHefAS
511IppRfNG nj Co, ST. Louis. Mo-
RTANTED-Good men 10 sell superior ou-
wv xer'Pistad Burglar Alarms Suitable ff hoi&S p'S
snts Nj PATTON. 81 City Hall place ee----------
~ kNTFD-A smart waiter as HEAD
w wkITIR IN hotel best refereaee. hslsse c
ese HOTEL AGENCY, so7 South tstS~A- fhisaaeu1A
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
3oorn ano Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
a. WEST EINTH-ST.- Nicely furnished
t-nt pOoMs With or without BOARD for gentleIAn3,
and Nfe or three gentemen southern exposure Aso h
bedroOma References exchanged.
20 9TH -ST-- EAST. near Broadway.-Fur-
10 nIshsd ROOMS Large and small terms reasohaoie
references exchanged
West Side.
DOARD-42 West 19th-st handsomely fur
ni.hsd suite o. ROOMS for gentleman and vile also
basement
DOARD with private Protestant FIencn
h1,Iv srnnv rooms hoae comforts. with the privilege
~ sahiSr The Fsch language references No. l4o West
45th-st
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Gotels.

IA PIERRE HOUSE,
Cor. BROAD and CHEsTSUTsTs. PHILADELPHIA, PA
Best location cty greatly enlarged and improved
Sfv rooms en- suite BATH and cold water passenger
elevator and modern improvements ntted up In elegant
style; hrst-class in all its appointments
80 to 81 per day. according to location Of rooms
for day or upward
Special rates TO families and commercial men.
j. b. BUTTERWoRTH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

5ituations manteo-Hlales
A YOUNG MAN desires position in an Office
n or store city or country Address W. Box IL Tribane
Office.
JANITOR and BANK MESSENGER-By a
81 man Of noen years experience unexoeptlona6e cay
Observation-Disclosures Address X. Box No. 10 Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Eertures ano mcetinas.

4 ECTURE.-The Rev. JOHN HENRY HOP
II KINs S. r. d., will deliver lecture on Tile ThU IS
RELATION BETWEEN RELIGION AND SCIENCE" IN
the Han Of The Masonic Temple West
and Sxtn-aye. THU RSDAY, Dec ~, 1876, at D. m
Tickets so cents each For sale at the door.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
BROOKLYN i]ropsrtn 90 fet.

vT,O LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE, No No
IIsa pen,set Al; Sstory brick DWELLING, l79 WI
~, ,tiS n GOItDoN l.. FORD. "a Ciarksa' BrooAyh
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
BROOKLYN Board.

DOARD 1q1 ClintOn-ave.-Finest location in
tho city; very superior accommodation for
ns st class terms mOderate reference exchanged con-
ycnient IN fOuF lines OF
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
gIselioa Notioe


BY SAMUEL J. TIbDhN' 0Vt7inoh 81
.s SMITH Et Y IT, whose term Of ofhce Rep
ntsye In Congress from the Win DslrG
q tas a. c,t as7g 3,ss resigBsd sad ofes.
eA Nd WHEREAS the Constitution o. the United states
Ioyie v STATE the execuvo authority thereof shall issue
Of e9S99n 20 m AZ sng Il J. TTLDEls Governor
Of York DO hereby direct tat eectionfor
~ vacancy caused by the resignation Of SMITH
no he'd Ia the ViIth Congressional district Of SAG
ste on ud Sdced IN the JEesc by law for tho
VsS1sction of Representatives II Congress -. =,
N witness ss the sste ~ fie Cslso in the city Of
sy fms eleventh day OF December in tie year u our Lora
Sse h5asaBd eight hundred and seventy sin .xIDpU
sy syys5s ;ss sGSsIaSs sGSsElSa. Private Secretary.
err on YORK Office af tho Secretary of State s.
have compared ss lressng Win an o,glnS b . t s
s oce on eleventh day Of December lsl6, and DO
hy certify the same correct transcript therefr0n
and Ss NV hare and Che seal Of oce Of Secretary of
ala CITY Of Albany, this eleventh day Of Decem-
ser' i''O' JOHN BIGEL0w, Secretary of state
sHKRrPF's OFFICE
NEw-YORK, Dec 12, 1876. J
tesy that the foregoing rs true copy OF the Proclama
ten rec@'eo 0' my ''''' WILLIAM O. coNSER
Sheriff OF the CITY and County OF SewYork
PoLicg DEPARTMENT
OF IHK CRY OF NEw-YcRK, :
NEw-YoHK- Dec. 81 lS76)
Nro1YCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance
sonon 9 Chapter 675. of the Laws Of 1872 thai tho
1sre Police under authority conferred by Section 80
Ss1 for holding the approaching revisiaa rcgistra
on and election In the several election districts emoraced
s''DN' '"' REVISION OF REeIsTR1TEoN.
FRIDAY, December %. ls7G, from > a. m TO p m
ELECTION DAY,
TUESDAY, January q 1877
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

Country Board.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-A lady accustomed
u TO keep house In NewYork has rented desir
Ill Gonse I'm best I'm Jacksonville noar ST James H0
% two story pazZas f length Of house, with southern expo
r Eoo1s 10 rent suite II desired Apply at "A West
S5ih At or Box 5Sj r. o., Jacksonville Fla
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
Donr0 an0 Rooms.
West Side

'NWO or three handsomely furnished ROOMS,
without board; breakfast; terms moderate. 81 West
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

ID me REMSEN HOUSE IA and l46 Reinsen.si; hann
some narlOr few choice rooms can now De
board branch house rooms WIN OF without
hoard prices suit the times
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23
- Esstsea.

In view Of the fact that we have
10 Town Hall no place ofamuscment
40 place Of repository for city arch
ives, no permanent habitat for the
city authorities, IL has been suggest
ell that In order Ia secure the ad
vantage Ola Town Hall, that a grand
gin CONCERT and drawing, be held at
an early date.
A great deal can he said, pro and
con, about such n recourse. BW -
long n the demand for a City Hall
continues with is present stress, the
feasibility Of the plan cannot be
questioned. II i feasible In that no
tax will he levied to build il, no
oncrous burden LAID upon the people.
There arc a great many property
holder, in town that would gladly dis
pose OF their property at fair price.
There are great many landowners
Ia the county who would gladly dis
pose Of their property upon a like
basis. The same may be said Of
those owning pianos, watches,
horses, etc, which could be contrib.
uted TO the scheme with profit to the
owners.
The plan Is this: For those per.
sons wishing 10 dispose OF any real
or personal property 20 meet and
devise some plan by which the same
can be- drawn Tor, allowing certain
per ccntage thereofto the Town Hall
fund. The larger the aggregate the
more interesting the scheme. We
are assured of lie success IL our
prominent citizens will take hold Of
Il.
We would like an expression Of
opinion and open our columns to the
public.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

tee he appointed 90 request Judge
S,mrall 10 return TO the Senate 10
swear those senators who we're not
sworn ON the first day; carried
eommltteo-M cssrs. Carter and Nv.
erctt.
Judge Simrall made his appeal.
ance and administered the oath 10
Senators Carter and Saith.
The Sergeant-at-arras called the
defeDdent, Lieut-Governor Davis.
The following communication Was
read by the Secretary
Ma. PRESIDENT AND SENATORS :
The undersigned, Lieutenant-Gov.
ernor at Mississippi, respectfully no
tities this honorable tribunal that he
has retained a. counsel IN his defense
on the trial on the articles Of i'm
pcachment, etc, the following nam.
cd gentlemen Mcssr-. J \. Morris,
A. W. Brien, Spears and ritzger-
aid. Respectfully,
A. X. DAVIS.
Counsel Morris asked for thirty
i Il
days Ia file an answer to the arti-
clc-.
The question was argued by the
managers, the counsel and several
senator. A number Of orders were
offered and finally tho follow ing, by
Mr.. Catchings: That the respond.
cnt file his answer Ia the articles of
impeachment on Friday, the 18th
day Of February at l0I o'clock, a.,n.
and that the managers on the part
Of the House -of Representatives,
file their replication un Saturday,
February 10th, at l0l O'Clock; and
that the trial at Alexander n. Da
W. upon the articles OF Impeachment,
exhibited by the House OF Represen.
tatiyc- shall commence on Friday,
the 3rd Of March 1876, at l0i o'clock
a. ~. was ordered by the following
vote.
lEAs-Mcssrs Barry ,Calicott, Car
ter, Catching. Cha liners, Everett
Fewell, fiuGerald, FurlOng Gra
ham, Gray, Griffin, Johnston, Nc.
Caskill, McNcil, Mendeahall, Nets
Morgan, Oldham, Pratt, Reynolds
shirley, Sims, Smith, stewart, Stone
Taylor, Terry. Thompson, Thornton
aud Tuttlc-32.
N,Ys-Mr. Albright.
AHsENT-Messrs. Allen, Hooker
Mo- lurv and Whites.
Aud the court adjourned.