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CoNFEDRIT X ROADS, i
wICH Is IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY
- - JOOlY 18th, 1876.
, 1876-01-28

wascr-renta ycD.orday weye s3.to5, and re-
coipls from the City Collector sl.977.
Tho Fifth National Bank hns commenced 6Nit
a.ntust Collector Won Holien to cnjoin tho COL
lection OF $t4, 400 Of taxoB for 1874. Mr.. Fon
IIolion was subpnnacd yesterday 10 appear boz
fo1o the Circuit Court.
Tho Doar1 OF Public Works pnid y visit yes.er-
day afternoon to tho now Woes s,do pumping
works TO inspect progress and e1aml'io tho work.
Tho now engines arc nearly all on tho GROUNDS,
and arc fast being put up.
Tho City Collector lnviod upon t.0U0 tons OF
coal belonging to Fred Edlear who hns neglected
to pay taxes OF '73 aud ~, amounting to 425a:
A custodian took possession Of the property, and
protest.
Mayor Hawkins. Of Ga1onburg, was around tho
Clty-fIati yeskorl.y forenoon. lilo spent BONE
time u conversation with police authorities about
clrbn and bcltH for the Galcohnr9 forco Tho.
equipments Of tho Chicago forco will bo tazon as
patterns.
Chjot Hickey has coma to tho conclusion TINT
tl,oro aro in this city incn over whcBe head tho
proBenk stTiu Of poilccmAn's club might 10
broken without rrodlcnG my sensation oxceps
that of ,puhlio h.larty. lie las therefore
Of whlto hickory from tho mountains OF Ton
uossce which material ho thinks will 10 hard
and Hot7ceaho enough to cfrectuallT thum7 tho
most refractory.
Durl.o's. tho Dreovott, Commercial, aud Con-
tral IIotes wcTo inspected 5eoterdny ~ tho
Building Inspector. Everything WAS found TO bo
well arranged mud IN general good condition; All
Of thB buildings will neel tre-cscapcH, md IN tho
Commerutal many tluos uera found filled with
scot. Tho proprioso1g did not know to whom to
amply to have the chlmnoys ciaanod ont. In.
sipcccsor bailey wtuhes 1t generally known ttat
notices lott at his oFco IN tile Cty-llall WILL bc
attended to by chmuey-sHeepa.
, 1876-01-28

tl3oft At tho htaton AMI Hit. later sne prop
ertY was t,iace.! In htn roaaessten bY tho po!co-
man. That is the way the police uuder taps
Ellis do bntlncBa.
Tho namo Of Inc vttnepa In tho Wiloko mntder
cnao wlllul, con.as np hoforn Jnstcc scnlly tl'Ia
AFTERNOON Ia Nellie Grant, not Kato NnHrn~. ~
WAS published In yaHtor'lay'a pano7. Tho stnsE.
however, In tho aan.e. Nellso urant IL enc q! tue
colorc.l wonlon VAIN occurlod TIM raoMt aDoFo
lilo saloon whore the mutuor Waa con.nltsod.
Do,oct,ycx Fiauiyan and DarGnn and Sniterin-
tenllcnt Hickey nro confident that tho wnmanA
,e.tl1nony Will conylc. "kano Anderson AMI
Peter 3toSnthnn Of tho mnldcr.
Shortly oslcE ! o'clock yenturthy afternoon, =
horse aud light wagon belong.pg 10 Lonts Chat"
roop, u leather dealer at No. y Jefferson hsteet}
lluo Ialnul avoi.,te. At tho cornor Of Twelfth
nj. o.; tho rig ran into team nnt wagon bosonR-
ing to polcr Moss, Of No. a31 blue Island asnnNo.
1hs polo OF tho wagon struck tue loFelesh OF the
of ho1ae, nnd mapped Quo of them In tnas1i nutl
tho animal was 1oun afterwards shot by po!loe-
nlata.
1Ia.s.a-dozen Or NOR, Youthful miacrcantH guc-
ccedo4l In psyn9 UPON TIM doors at Collins 81.
loon, ncar tic Fost. .Oilce, car1y yesterday morn.
Ing. A fow hundred ctgars. several bottles oi
Gaming o,,s and sighting an ol|!cer they ran up
stairs ln tic Ioaoro Block, whcro tho pollen fol.
towoh tnd occurred thoM. Mono or the property
vas found on their rolsons, but Justic" Sum.
1ucrfod In wnnt OF direct teAtsMoHs llhosl tEelu
81 ap.oco. Tho BOYS. though quito yon,ig. ato
potor,ous, and mo,it Rolotnl-acllooi training.
Ke.o l}omis, noed tlovo. w1s TN before
Justice IaineB yesterday on charge of being
an ACCESSORY to perjury. 1t apl'oarel shat
CERTAIN MnsoDhssfcated one t!o1n Col91nlo,
.Icuoph Dcunlu by name, In hln waudcfi''s
around towu. BIgltsccina,, met kato' atld was
easily induced to enter her sleil. whence no cAuo
ou. about 300 poorer. For this offo'lso Kate
was i.old in bail. George Eascr bncan,o her
bondaman Oh tho condition that sho should turn
oycr TO him the amount stolen from DcnniH
to which Bho sgrocd. Lager then Ea7o
hcr s25 to laays town. Hhe ~. % far a. tle
! ilrnt saloou. where sue bocnmo disgu9ttngly ~
| to.icatcd, WAS srrostod, aud aons to tho Bsido
| we'll. She then confessed that Eager had taker
States evidence. Upon tho oRst Of tho com
plalnsnt shs van arrested and bo0ntl ovor to lh'
| Criminal Court IN bonds Of $1,000. Sho ans
Eager haye hearing Feb. 1.
, 1876-01-28
HyMENEAl..

!spttiat Di1pateA 10 Tia ch,croo Tribune.
nockfoIp. H., jan. 27.-A weddipg tool
place hsre to-day. The bride, Miss Garlic Wood
run, Of Chicago, and n!eco OF cx-Mayof Gilbert
Woodruff. OF this city. has beou atRyIng ut her
unc!o's 1esiiouce in thla city for tho rust six
months. Tho bridegroom, Mr.. George q. lIsll,
Of tho Hoard al Trado OF Chlaago. accompanied
cago gantle1non, arrived hero ou tho laso train
from Chicago last night. The marriage cera-
,nony WAS performed by I.!hhop Choney this
morning At $3.50 at Gilbert Woodrnt1'a
residence. The rArty returned to Chicago
on tie II o'clock train this moEnlug. Among
tho notable guests were Col. Jonkins, Of tho
Chiffon House, John Ball, Of Chicago, Al
Bpauiding. aud othors. Tho presents Nero uu-
tnsroua aud elegant: Only thirty OF tho most
mQuY.
, 1876-01-28

1ASn1.nnD AND TENANT.
n ths E,st,r Of Tht Chica,a irlbunt:
CHICAGO, Jau. 27.-Woufd 1t not bo good
thing this spEng far landlords to combine
against tho claps Of doad-esass that rent our
poat ilouaea III tho contre of tho city nnt a1rec
10 pay all tua. is aslod md slso COOL references
-'nmong tlIeIr f1ieuda," and perhaps ray one
months ,eus in advance and get putBcss|on OF
tho house, aud then loayo tho owner to collect
the rent tho boat vny ho cat, aud dcfy tho las'-
lord 70 p,,. thom ont7 rasos s'c so'ttnS ''nw t"a
too burdensomo Oil properly, and rtstis too
Of o,glt or tan months rent by tacn,l-
beats they ohould retire to t,n outskirts Of tho
city, wllero tenaptH nso batltY wantad and taxss
low. am glad that there IL small book 10 the
hauda OF honso a.eqts giving tho nalneg OF doad.
hnats and others uho fail to pay reuts. and Il
landlords arc taken IN this afritE II Will bo their
own fault. II would also b' Eo'd Thing II ~ o.,
ownprn OF buildings WHO have bcon thus chnatcd
han,ied In tho nsnca OF tlaso who havo failoa to
pay ront thn past ys4r OF tWo. 50 TINT 70 may d!
know who thoJ are and g,laTd a5a!nrt them.
- LANDLORD.
, 1876-01-28

Tho Dcsrd OF Trustees intend to inspect tho
Wster-WorkB tomorrow Afternoon. Several itn-
proycmaots hkvo boon completed tcconty which
tho Committee dcsiro tho other lnombors OF tho
Board to pass judgment OIL.
Tho essays In competition for tho Hiuman
p1lzo will be rond At tho Methodist Church this
eyonloE.
The iirat aocIal meeting Of tho " II. F. Bociety r"
will pa holtl at tho residence Of J. II. Williams,
Esq, THIS evening.
pLuE BLAND
Tho Literary Association ct this village arc
having series OF very Interesting entcrtsiu-
u.onta and lsctares this winter. Z. j. Sherman.
Of this city. tlciyclR tho next lecture In tho
course this oyentng, On tho subtcc., IA auo-
cC3uful Life"
, 1876-01-28

A magnificent Frencl, clock IL now on axhibl-
tion in tho window Ut rhltadelphia jeHoiry
R,oEc, which IL for presentation 10 President
ti,lnt after it has been shown At the Centei-
Republican Government, And Inade o1proNslY for
tho Ceutonn,al Exposition, IT. \ cost OF $500
francs, by alouu. Lo htoteau. Is Isuo paradis
poksonieio. Paris, and afty.nye Of his 1nest
mechanics, to represent tho signcrs Of tue
Declaration Of Independence Of the Unitod
6tales. This clock r1nu ninety days, Shows the
lntuutc1, day, date, and month OF the yoar, alao
showing the four uuartera Of tho moon. The
tnoyomont il Of tho dnsst French maks. striking
tbe houya and hAlt.hou.s ppoa tns silver
, 1876-01-28
tho difficulty Of ce.tiue tho cor,mit.aes % % shey
wero required. Tho work o., sivins t,tn % ptG, !.
rniims will bo cumr!ntoh to-day. Following 10

n, .},nv
tho difficulty OF EottlnE tne eoE,at.ueo W ~ 80
werc required. Tho Wo1K o.. HlslmS w. =. J..
rniums will bo comr!ntoti to-tiav. Following 10
Tho list of nuAr.te mails yestcr4iay:
r,,.on 1r,,or,cd ut.eh .au,.Tsn Gordon fsnlers-
Ia* Is.1e emt -. ~ stnr r,,r-rtJ hy lensy u,
MoHes! "" sma.!iu IN, ,!St - s..,,,,n t.hi,srn
elSsn, "o ,;.o ys s',, ~ 4,ss aT.rls to "poE"
o7msd " ih"st M 49, ~ ,,.t,.i ~ :, M, ~ nnuc ly
:, tnEH l'tase ,9.,1' ~. net H. 80 r,t,sso,
y. ~ 1-tsoh, ..eIA r yt,rt n.y., +nu fnr bl!chc3
hant ena' ,a- mnn ,..' i1ors., rr,T,r' In No;a"
Sonrsrn t.S - ~ = Ea1 C,rci,ni' 1sn.,ou. Msst.
Th!ra FIG af sea ynsi inI,na ,r"t; chiearo.
~ Eai,xs Enrt,.}I ,;,ttnrs liver Year OIL
80 ,r,,c rn,, for ~ Inrtrr In H. O. Waar, CHI
@ snss r..,.,i n III Ern,t :" at,nc1 ty III j. EdwArds
ea:n3 SS..,nn @"asaea !" 'fo'S' s"ne' - 80
sa.as; n,., ,,4,o rrr fo- ,.eca nwar,,oi to "pon"
E:suLm I.ny, I, Nv - ~ ~ siio,, hir,1.rr tfi,h '
ni ~ ~ - for ~ nss sunrtfsi to Sr,, owned br
~ l. Edi.at'1. leG ~. .s ,ost i,Ie atree thtaro.
toa, ram1 To-: u sfnt en- iio,,e, awari,, To-
nnwmrI i, :f,,n iMyIlann. Monroe. NJrh,
uo,,,} II -i.n ar, for nitrs ar.rinl Ia uDrilr
nssuna ~ u II 4 III, ,v!!',ch - rtuHsnn sfirh'
w.t., = III for httfca awnruc,l 10 ypsy owned
oy u. -. Lawtn. s, u LfuRo, ov, IA -rr.t nr,-o
49, tnn:.oS IL I"f,c,ce S;sth sw,r1rI to
!, ,tt,.,nnr !; osenrs hv Htrn,sn n r,y I,ka C!ty
,,inn ,,i'""' ~ ">~D"0 " ''
E..,na ,r,,s rnn for ,7ooa awarded to tpash ="
,rTn, i.r ! = 1raen sEnc,f' f.inrnnati.
x,,-. iI1:s Tnd Hrc~TE,r,t ,,ri,n cltn for bcfrs
,Ga ~ ui,s-,nsr IInnss rmarisi n l1cllt,'s
Dmne5 sru5i i,v e. n C;IiIesnle. Coil,nb.,s.D.
Third nrtto for bitches awarded tn "Qutent
, 1876-01-28
An Euclsshn,na oa Am erica.

William Morris. editor OF wiltshire (En
glsnd} Journal Inns published book Of travels
in Au,crica. in which 4o locates baltimore In
Michigan; makes Portland the Capital OF alalna,
refors tho render to Dindrich knickerbockor fot
tho history Of " Manhattan Island aays that
He'll GGte' MAS 90 nnulod vim consequence 9!
tho number OF fatal cas,.atios happening at thta
spot :" laughR nt tho ptacsic common to American
street rairohds OF having zach car proceeded hJ
o man On horseback. blowinR = horn TO warn
cause tic bloolthirsty American tailor invariably
p!acea 1cYoirer-pocxot In trousers unless o..
pcclally ordered no: to do 20, and fantls IN :his
fact eono explanation Of tho Walworsf murder.
casc "in Which son ehot down his father, an
ngoi mau. who had hold tho position Of judge
Ia oua Of tho law courts, aud who lad Eotred
from tho Office on account OF a2o and long
sorYice,H
, 1876-01-28
anco Of mcmtars. THO following lt9t Of officers
was elected for tho ensuing year.

Jfcs.6<nt-Edwarl II. Tcalt, Chicago.
,,4s WS:ss.r M,s SSsfis: II. Tsqaer H.
isSs. 1u.; i, i. Nansse:,, W..hsr; Mass: jo.tr6
il: Iii i. IT, tyau!. 1t. 1n, slun:; Albert Noye,.
PORTLAND, st..; Dr: Y: Rovo. Nav York; taslts y.
1oy. ont: i'shsr hdsns. i!aston; ior.:s sMt, Srw
yorA; George II. Warren. New York Mills y Y: j..
~ Ferris Stamford caan; l. y p'rss: p!,rrn.oSn ~
$tert;ary and 1rta,urer-c,.seles i. Willard. Chi
i;fteutfrs Cnn,n.il.tt--w. ". cotlctt Chicago: 9.
II. Neanana, NauwAcsa, wia. DR.. licr1er Enu1 N.Y..
wShS;: sn, W.; !Sh IT, e. ss sniss iS~: city.
+ 1@n cnssf" hn., snsSr 1eEns SsasH W. M,'.
iete'ia1 T". H.. pi1l !, oncs Tssasso ss smes M
L,n,'os a:irsa han!|In r.: J1hn D.: c1sn,t. I'LL
n,.rs,o;,,', H.. JOHN r. Kosdsu, Ilnco1n. III. !.
T. F.lsh. Na.r !, slaas ". ii. Toid, veF'n.l!on, u:
ii, r. Ai'crrs, Hartford. TOM.
atr. l.. l.. Limb, tho retiring 1'rcsltons, WAS
unanimously nominated for r0-olecton but posi-
lively tlecitucd to sorre, owing Io tho pressure
of ether bueinnsH.
Au untroraa, desire was expressed By the NOM
bcrs present that tho name Of the Association
shoulu l,o c!,nnycl from ''The National Poultrs
Association" to +The National Association Ut
Fauciers with auh'tit'e Of j" Poultry. piReons.
md Dogs" Y'hia chanEo awaits on!y tue actten
Of TIM Anioclation to beconlo final.
Tho subject nf holding show nc1t winter
CAME mp for discussion. aud many opinions wore
oxpreaacd. Atr. J. Il. Fclcl. Of kasick. Maaa.,
said that, as NJ exhibitor from 1,0o0 miles dts-
taut, llo regarded Chicago a. tha heat point In
Tho country for u,,c', show. anu wonld consider
1t hnicid.l for tho National Association to so
elsewhere.
alr. Hpaulding Of Jat1roy, N. IT,, said he con-
s;1crctl Tho BhoH d Huccesa. and thought that
noxt year it would 10 ntill creator ons.
! alr. Ward Of Iowa. said that tho Western mon
would turn ont much moro libetatty ne1t Jcar q.
thoy wcrn frightened this yoaE at tho prospect Of
| competing tXaiuss Easto:n exhibitors. bat now
| raw this. ,hoy bad nothing to feat from any
| spurcc.
The time for holding ths ne1t exhibition wan
1xcd at February . TO II, 1877. q. Chicago. which
| I'll agrcel to DO tho bnst point both on Account
Of lis location and facili1ios tor auch an cahtbt'
| tou.
, 1876-01-28

tonsi bolt 1t has nno orpotod ruby pallets md
doubts .lnlo1 regulator, and Ia accurately ad'
justc,l to heat. cold. and positton. II loaca but
IN noriectly dust-rrooi, made Of tho finest
Fronch marble, o1nam.ntcu with gold aud
Malachito paintings. It Weighs tn pounds.
, 1876-01-28
DEATHS.


JouNs0N-yve uaost rasT sctfally inform our dls.
tAus relatives aud rtends that our daughter Laura
ye1ta DID, departed this lfa the nd At.. after hasas
suffered tor rcary year and hals from conapmI-
tim. 10 ara Indebted beyond oppression to tho en
bcrs Of tho Mariuo Church for lhn assistance and a
tention testowed upon our daughter durIng her lnt
Sickness Iara Johnson aud Judith JohnAout No. u
West Ohio street.
WOLCoTT-Jau. 81, nerse, heIoved Nlfo OF LuthtR
N. Wolcott, aged Is years 8 months and days.
funeral from house No. DIG Neat uarr!hon street,
Saturday, At l0:Su ;. IN.
TIIuMr6UN-1n thia city. Jan. u, Robert Thonr-
son, aged 81 ycafa.
Funeral from latc residence. No. IS Main ars,t By
rars to calvary CenrterJ. Friends al TIN decealed
arr invited to attend.
DUCKLEY-On tho 27th jrst.. 1t No. 40 loo,n!l
styeot. Mary buckley, Ls!oved wIfe Of Richard :,
buckley.
Notice Of funcral hereaftet.
UHAr1N-In vt. john. Mich, Jan. Il. Julia A. g.
wifa of tho l:ov. 8. u. Chaplin, s8esl "a ysa1s.
IlNTA-1abt night a. lo;ls, laura T., eldeA
daughter Of Banuel L. nnd Laura j. t!nt...
Notice OF fuucsrt In this creniugs and tomorrow
p2pcEs.
, 1876-01-28
uuneras!re employment 70 our bn.ineas mon - sel

Y
muneratre omploJ1nnnt 20 oat nns'nee' mon g VII
~ QUE meehaa.ca ~ aun !a"uss ,.a, 1nu IL ,o,,.,.
o. to ., ~, nysr ratfa thin nqn,e
rr,"r "a iii: md, '''"
WtEnEA,, Tho New Orleans paeihS nsllw.y Com.
pshy nas 'ftn = T. apEniro,ia, ~ i,r Of Drcetnrs ~
{scsed from among onr leadinV business men lts Il
fata arc 'nanaEcd w ss!c ~ a Iaaas s
nrn" ndina II. railyay; its rolls rs ihIonsh tbs
rishe.t portion of or State. ~ ,has II wili Command
iatRo oSs ae irassSrs M,iIia nd Ho,tn.al
In sortest iine and viii brlng the,r resIoa
40 ,lrs nearer ty rail to Nsw Oseans linn i. ID
t Lou mud, finally. 1t Il tns tuly ssllro. lrolocs:d
from tow osirans to Texas on Ma.h ny wark Ia non
being done ssldny .nd oeonom,es ,,.
Intogfa .uis n.a.a ~ . nxc tto a,rnrs NJ ~
4osS,tnt Mew nt.''n" 4Ae'A'' ''"''"'' 1e'e "'a
n.,a;r,d Tint We urge Tho attention OF our i,us.nc
corporations, unr uwne1s Of real eatae, and our c
rcnn apnrraliy to tho brncts to b. derived hy sna
subscriptions of stock IN th's rsMT H. - VII sst! !t
sreuy construction: i!n ies,oc n ah. e,sr @
snS f.rn "s,n .na', ,n,erestc1 md should uuLsm
s,as. saen.,',ma rs'at, - r. ti,or S n,c.nt.
TfFo;rtd, TIst tho General Assembly Of Loulsi1n,
bo respectfully rcqu.steA to adopt IN ftyor Of nA
railway nny legislation which mar lawfully fsellltst.
IT, rroeso's Of ~, entenr1s u l., npag e me p Snas ar
s!9ou: nownFes, ~ nI -,!,rm ~ tn Matn ~ >'u
.ans 1at nr Ssnsnrs mi Rcnre vcuisstyes !,
thn fonuraoa n lbs UuItcd Stalcs no respectfully 70
, 1876-01-28
POLITICAL

FOURTEENTH WARD 8EruDrIcAHs.
A meeting ot coIorcd voters OF the Fourteenth
Ward was hold last pisht At Trcncha Hall, cor
nc1 OF Oakley sud Hubbard atrcots, for tue pur-
pogo Of organizing a Republican Ward Club.
There was largo attendance. 1Ir. A. r. Brad
ley presided, aul in opening tho mcotipE stated
that tho coloIel pnoplo Ut tho ward HeEo not
satisfied with tho action Of tic provionn moot
Ing, at which constitution wss adopted and Of
flccrs cIcctcd. 1t wao clalmod that TINT uooctfng
| had been captured by certain individuals who
| lad themselves elected to responsible positions
| in tn unconstitutional n1aunor. Tho presens
gathering was called 10 rcscind that action. NJ
ter uou1e discussion tho following resolution WnH
adopted;
WnrnEAs, Al meeting OF The colortd voters of the
u. for tho pnrroBo Of organizing Republican Ward
! CLUB, and at with meeting constitution and bylawp
W1txEEas, 1t liz name meeting cs..a!n assumed
leaders, pretending 10 In Snc did there anu then
proceed cIoct md lid clecs ozs, contrary to the
articles Of thu constitution aud by-Aws hrse adoped
aa In violation OF all parliamentary rules therefore,
bolt
irxo1rea, Tha. vo cona!dcr such proceedings In tho
highest ds.1eo detrimental to tho rnrro.:s fot Wnleh
the benenc workings Of ths aa1ac, and wo therefore,
csnnos, sud will MT, sb!le by said proceoduE. noE
elected; and we further reaolvs to At oca proceed
to elect nct Of occEa a.reLly In hccordance With,
*nl In Tho true ap,.ts Of. tho eonauon and by-1ava
! there duly ADOPTED.
Tho following of1ccsa 1c7o then e!ectod:
| rtes.Trendsat1E. 1essam.a Ell il. ,reaorsn.
| Sterftary-N. y. sulth.
Ereru!tra Commiitto-Mesmr. Y. D. Smith, g.
brown, D. .1opgoo, A. /. Dsadey. J. D. Carr.
The meeting .hon adjourned to Monday night
at No, $50 Hubbard styocs.
, 1876-01-28

Look to Your Horses.
Should they not bs doing we'll, get 0oEdon's HoEA
Food and use little every day. Sold In any quant,
by D1oaddus. II Washington Rtrcct.
, 1876-01-28
NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC SCHEME.

NE" oHkERh6 FA%FlS SN1EmGt
NEW OaLEAns, Jan. fla largo meeting w1s
held tonight at 81. patsicka Hall to encourage
subscriptions to tho Now Orleans Pacific lssi-
read. ". @. Black President OF ths Cotton E1-
change, presided. Addresses wore mado BY
Gen. Cyrus nusoy. Gen. Hawthorne, OF Mar
shall. Tex; Judge Manning, HapideB Mai. J.
Ii. New, and J. u. Et1m, Desoto,
Tho following resolutions wcte passed unau1-
moua!y;
wuEaEAs, New ORLEANS IL The chief eesport Of The
Mississippi Valley, and las facilities for comuttce
win Eutope Tho We,. Indies. Mexico centta! Amt.s-
c., aud bouth Amer!ca. which, Iu uAny respecs,
not SURPASSED BY thoao my othsr city tbs coau
Try, aud tse beiux ENLARGED BY improvements II tha
pIuukh OF Tho tlscr; and,
WMKasas. It Is y matter Of supreme Importance 70
this city Tho hand ind ~ the Valley Of tho Rad
ltser 70 Western Arkansaa 10 e st.ts Of Texas, 10
tho Indian Territory, 10 New Mexico, to Arizona and
10 California on tu other, that Now Orleans NJ tho
enpatlun Of e1port aad import should bs connected
by rail With soue convenient polut oil the Texas ~
cl1o Railroad, and railway communication thus estab"
ltahtd between her shipping and factories sud The
6tates and Te51ltoriee above n.med; md,
WuKhKAs, 6uoh communication would In the opfn-
Ion of experts iuerusss taa tssds Of our city, In
uensey s1Aaaas ths rqs ef Esal esAts, aa9 g1e Ea3
, 1876-01-28
LundborE'a Fortunes
are Ike natural flowers end bouquets


MARRIAGES. ........
liALL-WOOpRUFF-At the re1denco Of tho bridoa
unclc thu Hon. Gilbert Woodruff Rockford ILL.,, Jan.
II, bJ BIshop Charles Edward Cheney George G. Bal
a,i Carrie E.. daughter Of tho late JackAon +. Noods
ruU. No cards.
, 1876-01-28

George Washington Was, and Still 1e,
thirst IN war first IN peace, nsst in tbs hearta Of h
countr1mcu,n but thu new Domestic hss tafso IN
1rst place In Tho hearts 0: Lis counttyvomcn.
, 1876-01-28
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF rANclERs.

ANNUAL AEETlS0 YESTERDAY,
Tho regular annual meeting Of the National
Poultry Association Was held In the committee
rooms 1t tho Exposition Building yestelday IT.
tupoon at 8 o'clock. There uAs large sttond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-11

DrOwned. "A little boy, between 8
aud years old, son of Mr.. Abram
Booher, living near 'Vallace's Switch,
Va, was drowned in Beaver Creek on
the LIST inst. lie was riding stick
and went down to the Creek, as he
said to his little brother who followed
him, to water his horse. While stand.
ing on the bank it gave way, precipi-
tating him into the water. His little
brother, who was only n little older.
being too much frightened to go and
give the alarm followed some distance
aS the swift current washed the little
fellow down the Creek. He finally
made his way to the house and told
his father, who went in search of him
and found his lifeless body about halt
mile down the Creek from where he
first fell in. The bereaved parents
have our warmest synrpRthies.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-11
THE BRISTOL NEWS.

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