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THE GEsAT ToRN APO IN ALABAHA.--The
brick dep6t buildine, o. low, stoutly-bnili
structure, was completely demolished, bricks
being hurled through The air like feathers
and scattered for hundreds Of yards. Mr..
Kennemore, we, believe, the agent, who Was
in or near the building, was alsnost buried
under The bricks, and was extricated with
difficulty, with a dislocated shoulder. The
cotton bales on the platform were scatterea
as chaf, and one bale was actually impaled
on the limb Of tree, and hung there
through the day, to attest the power Of the
storm king. u rb.-s
Aframe building occupied by Mr.. ". r.
Hill as dry goods and grocery store was
torn all to pieces, and the stock Of dry
goods borne on tho winds through the woods
and away up to the sides Of the mountain.
An iron safe weighing at Least 500 pounds
was lifted and hurled forty rods away and
broken into fragments, and its contents of
papers caught up and carried off. Mr..
Hills loss is very heavy, as be will save
but little from the wreck.
Five other houses in the place were
blown down, and several persons injured,
but none seriously. ~ /;
Rafters and beams of buildings were
found driven so deeply into the ground as
to require the strength Of several men to
remove them.
The hurricane cut great swathe up the
sides of the mountain, dwelling the giant
trees as tiny reeds before its sweeping
fury.-Huntsville (Ala.) Independent, jan
uGry 10. -, - -. ... j..
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Petersburs Markets..

January Pep. H-Peaauts- 20 GOOD.
S2as2 %; prime, $2.5c@$2.ss fancy, s2.sS.
FLour.-Kevan's xxx family. 10 wboisaaIe
extra, 81 Diamond Hill extra, $f; CITY MiIls IN.
ira, 81; City Mills superfine F6.2s: fine "a SG60
T5.75; McClanahan's celebrated Big Spring extrs.
N.25 Mountain and Valley extra ID. so !: Moun
tain and Valley superfne, 35.7s; Mountain and
Valley fine, &4.2s; Baltimore extra, Se01e. 50
Baltimore super1ne, $3.50.
Ltue Cuttie.--No. I smooth, 6kc., gross rood
5@53c.; common, 3&pasc. -
Pork, ;l210l2e.i and very scarce.
Beer, by the quarter, eG5c. 49,.
Peas.-Stock, sec. G$I; bfackeye, 4i.3s@91l. ~.
Sedns,-Prlme, $40; ssainsd $2@$2.2s.
SGH PorE-Prlme mess, S52 No. mess, &tS.
Whedt.-SLa5 for prime white, and $i.ts for
Rye.-Market weak. We quote at 81. as@el.l 10.
Corn.-aoc.. with limited supply.
OATS. 55@6cc. .Gt
Bacon.-Southwestern Virginia hog round,
173c. ditto sides, 1esc. Southampton, is61is}c.
irish PotGtoes.--NOr1hern peachblows, S56a&6e
i9 barrel. Country, III ~ bushel. -
Shucks.-75c. for manufacturing purposes. For
'provender, S5Ierc. for bright article.
APptes.-CouGtrys $5Gl3.59 Northern, $3.50.
BuHer.-Mountain, aJ@aac.; Goshen, as694oc.
Beestod.r.-3s(l3sc. =.
Cotton Rdgs.-Clean. &c. .
ChestnutS.-Sa@l $3.50.
,o Dr's Cd ;Ers;-Apples, good, 7@7ic. peaches.
Eggs.-W hoicsale, 25c. u.
teatasrs. new, 7oc.; mixed, s9@doe.;
Flarseed.-slE@Sa.
- Feed.-BrownstuR, 4oc.; shipstuf, aoc.; shorts,
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, January 27.-The French army
will not be reduced this year.
The vote and discussions on commercial
questions show compromise that will pre-
vent the threatened change in the Minis
try.
The Papal authorities have forbidden the
publication Of the letter of the Bishop of
Orleans to Archbishop Malines. 1t is sup
posed the Bishop of Orleans commits him
self against the Pope's infallibility.
, PARIS, January 27.-The Duke of Brog-
lie, leading Orleanist, is dead; aged
eighty-fve.
LONDON, January 27.-An agent goes
holders in the Erie railroad by voting the
stock held abroad.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January 27.-The heavy snow
delays the election returns. The ascertained
results, however, give five rUnionists, ten
Democrats, six Progressists, and one Car
list The defeat Of Montpensier ia con-
frmed. q. .~.;.ls e.. i. ID. '' 49,. -. -.
The Spanish consulates at Mobile,
Charleston, and Galveston, have been
abolished. The consul at Mobile has been
transferred to the yice-consulate at New
York. .........>. ......
Second Dispatch. 7 iaEgaaB
MADRID, January 27.-The authorities
classify the Deputies elected to fill vacan-
cies as follows: Progressists, 10; Re-
publicans, 4; Unionists, 8; Absolutists, /.
CUBA.
HAVANA, January 27.-General Valma-
soda reports Bayomo, Iquani, and Mama
milo tranquil, while Quay Biscoca,
Santicao, Bilbiasaco, and Santiago, are free
Of insurgents. Valmaseda was about leav-
ing Santiago to assume command Of the
troops at Los Tunas.
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SICKNESS IN FLonIDA-GREAT Nor
TALlTY-RAvAGES OF MESINGITIs.-Since
the 9th instant there has been an appal-
ling mortality in this place and vicinity.
Twenty-four deaths have occurred-seven
whites and seventeen blacks. These de-
misses are positively known. There are
reports Of the deaths of many more ne
groes in the county. The medical frater-
nifty denominate the disease meningitis
inflammation of the enveloping membranes
Of the brain-and spinal affection. 1t is
IN epidemic of influenza. In many of these
cases the victims were guilty OF great ex-
posture of the person and most careless
imprudence. Not long ago session of the
Annual Conference of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was held IN this
place. The rain fell in torrents most OF
the time. The weather was gloomy, foggy,
damp, with q continued observation oil the
SUMS rays. Still the church was constantly
attended, and the exercises Of shouting
and leaping under religious excitement was
az usual. The body became heated, was
suffered to cool too suddenly, and thus this
influenza invited to seize upon the vltals.
This explains the mortality among o ma
iority Of the blacks. Some OF the cases
were children. The disease is called by
some congestive cbills.
The alarm in the county has been con-
siderable, and has not died out by great
deal. The weather is mild and damp. !
have just been reliably informed that Mr..
J. b. Talley, who lives near Rock Bluff,
Liberty, has lost during the week three
children, and two more are now at the
point of death-Quincy (Flo.) Correspond
cnce of the Sevannah Republican, January
Goth
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William Penn's carriage is occasionally
driven out in the streets of Cleveland. It
belongs to Captain Pierce, of that city.
A good many Democrats voted for Nc
Whorter for Speaker of the Georgia House
of Representatives. BE is a Conservative
Republican. IT,
We are authorized to state that General
Robert E. Lee is too much indisposed to
undertake northward journey at this sea-
son, and will, therefore, much to his regret,
be unable to attend the funeral of Mr. Pea
body.---Neao Hork World.
An inventive Frenchman, who witnessed
the great petroleum confagration at Bor-
deaux recently, suggested new mode OF
harbor defence: Gin case hostile feet
should lombard a port, all that would Ebe
necessary would be to pour several hundred
barrels Of petroleum on the water at ebb
tide, and light it. Wooden ships would be
burned, while on iron ships the crews would
be roasted"
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The WRONG DONE TO VIRGINIA AND
The REMEDY. "--The New York Journal OF
Commerce. which endorses the position of
tie TTiJunr in regard 10 the admission OF
Virginia with unnecessary and humihating
conditions. says:
The wrong done to Virginia consists
Mt only in ,his wan;"n flourish of the con-
crcS>i1nal whip over Is hack. intended as
n sJitcful assertion Of its vassalage to its
congressional masters, but in the threat OF
fuiurc supervision which these provisos
are intended TO imply. There can be no
peace, no settled, material prosperity, until
this hand Of authority is wholly removed,
aaa the equality OF the State with all its
listers II fully admitted. The best that
can be dome TO meet the present emergency
!, for Virginia TO accept the terms grace
fully. AMI to give the lie 10 ell the SANDERS
that have been uttered against her people
By quiet, orderly government on the basis
lrounsca /:
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"BITTERs." 1.-The supreme judicial court
of Massachusetts has recently made an i'm
portant decision in q prosecution arising
from the sale of bottle of bitters, in which
the defendant asserted that he had sold the
liquid in good faith as a medicine: The
Judge trying the case, however, charged
the jury that if the " bitters . was an IN
toxicating liquor the sale Of it in good faith
rs medicine was not valid defence, and
this position was maintained by the gu
preme judicial court. AS consequence OF
this decision the State constables are selling
"bitters" under the Massachusetts law
against the sale of intoxicating liquors.
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TEsT-OATllS IN WEST VIRGIN1A.-The
House yesterday passed to engrossment q
bill to repeal the teachers test-oath. There
was but little opposition, and the action
taken is equivalent to the passage of the
bill, which will doubtless take place to-day.
As this is the first measure of the kind that
has progressed so far, it seems worthy of
mention. Mr.. COTS remarks when the
bill was under consideration indicate that
but little opposition will be made on the
Republican side Of the House to the abol-
ishmcnt of the oaths for teachers, suffers,
and lawyers.-Wheeling heteligencer (l'e-
publican).
[Governor Peirpoint was the first leader
of the bitter Radicals, but broke down
then one Wheat, of Morgan county, who
proposed an amendment to the "pe-ram-
ble,' as he called it,
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mates OF the War DEPARTMENT, which he
"as satisfied could not be cut down. =. !.
Seadts "a resolution nnIi;fvino the do.
cision OF The revenue officers raoard;np
whiskey seizures was indefn;tel 3 ', r.e
PoAso. Iris tl aStlon releases million dol
lars worth Of California whiskcy.aa
The resolution forbidding3 assessmen.a
upon the subordinates for, presents to the
superior officials of q Department was
passed, and now goes to the President. !.
A motion to call up the bill creating
Omaha q port Of entry brought forth ex.
pressiens favorable to abolishing many of
the unimportant ports of entry now in
existence. The bill finally passed. ).
John F. Lewis, senator from Virginia,
appeared and qualified. 4
The currency bill was resumed, and DIG
eussed till adjournment.
{ The Case Of Georgia. s
WASHINGTON, January 27.-Senators
Carpenter, Edmunds, and Ferry, are con-
sidering the Georgia case, and will favor a
new election throughout the State or the re-
installation of General Ruger as provisional
Governor. Both the new election and re-
installation seem probable. There is much
dissatisfaction in Congress about Georgia.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-Generai Ter
ny has officially communicated to the War
Department the organization of the Georgia
House Of Representatives. After care
full examination of the law he says he is
convinced that no authority exists for Civ
ing the seats of ineligible members to those
who received the next highest vote.
Various Items. 80
WASHINGTON, January 27.-Thc 'reye-
nue. receipts to-day were S679,000. rs
Commissioner Delano has gone to Ohio
for ten days.
The President has nominated John Eaton,
formerly editor of the Memphis Tenn.
Post, for Commission of Education, uice
Barnard. -~.'.
Mr.. Corbin, the Presidents brother-in-
law, was before the gold panic investigating
committee to-day.
The President to-day, replying tc, Mayor
Bowen and others regarding the CITY of
Washington, denied en- intention of recon-
mending an appropriation for the improve
ment Of the city now, as such q recommen-
dalton would be disregarded. The western
members were especially tenacious on this
subject; but the year closing March Sd
would show great reduction of the public
debt and less taxation, and Congress ~
that time might see The necessity of impro.
wing the capital. He had no doubt the
time would come chen Cabinet ministers
would be furnish ID with houses free of rent
by the Goyernn .ent. To suppose that men
representing the nation could, on the pit
lance of $4,000 year, give grand dinners
and recepti' ms was simply ridiculous.
There is no probability of the Senate
passing the bill abolishing the franking pri-
vilege.
The neway-admitted representatives in
Congress will get no back documents, they
having all been heretofore distributed.
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A UNIFORM RAILWAY GAUGE.-As oil
persons who have given attention to the
subject of railroads regard it as very de-
srable that there should be a uniform
gauge throughout the United States the
following plan is under consideration by
railroad men and various members OF Con
gress. Five-sixths of the roads already
have the same gauge-say four feet eight
and half inches. To bring the other
sixth to this, as the easiest and cheapest
plan, it is proposed that after given day
no road shall be post-road that does not
conform to this gauge. The expense OF
changing ive-foot gauge to conform to this
plan will not exceed $500 per mile, and il
is believed that most Of the roads could
make the change at a less expense. AZ
there are less than 5000 miles OF road re-
curing alteration the whole cost Of the
work would not exceed s4,0oo,Oo0.
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vlHG!NIA.-The poor devils who are now
called Virginia-for most Of the good men
arc dcad-arc hanging on to the "Union -
by the eyclids, or, as it were, by the skin
Il their teeth. Having ratified amend
ncnts fourteenth and fifteenth, and having
complied with every requirement of the
;psoient and infamous reconstruction -
act-. these poor rcsiduary Eirginians, led
sni encouraged by their friends and pa
irons the carpet-bag politicians, had in
deed made sure, aS they thought, that their
State might at last be allowed TO crawl in
upon her belly, and take her place once
more in the sacred E P{ayi5uS Unum.-
.TDLu Nitrbri
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Michigan has abolished tenancy by cour-
tesy, leaving intact the widows right OF
dover; and under the interstate law OF that
State husband nov has no share IN his
wife's estate. All his right to any property
of his wife must accrue by will. We have
not examined the statutes, but SO says the
Reuot,ttioR.
Alexis ST. Martin, whose side was shot
away in 1922 in such manner as to expose
the action Of the digestive organs to the
surgeons eye, is still alive and well in
Cayendish, Vermont. Few men have done
more than no for the advancement or
science, and no one probably ever did so
much inyoluntarily.
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TIE REV. HORACE COOK WHEREABOUTS.
This preacher, who has obtained such unde-
sirablc notoriety by his late clopcment with
u young girl Of his congregation, is now in
New York city. ] have talked with the
authorities of the church to which he be-
longs, and have learned these facts: He is
under the charge Of his friends, where he
will remain for the present in retirement:
lie is under high state of excitement, and
has been known for a long time to use chic
roform and also other stimulants, and 1t Is
an even question whether he is or is not
dcranrcd. lie has been dismissed from hif
church in Seventh street.-Neu York Cor.
rtSpOndenCe Boston JONrn0l.
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The aeOrria H.arySIafur

ATLANTA, GA, January 27.-In the
Senate two members from the eighth and
tenth districts qualified. .,. ~
In the House O communication from the
Governor, endorsed by General Terry, was
read, stating that certain persons were here
claiming the seats of those declared ineligi-
BILE by the military boar! by having re-
ceiyed the next highest vote, and recon-
mending that they be- allowed to take their
seats, and also SITTING that General Terry
endorsed this course, but was willing to
submit the question to the House.
The House refused to scat them-Ayes,
GO noes, IS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NOW York Stock and Honey

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, January 27-Noon---Stocks firm.
Money easy at a@7 per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1905; short, 1921. Gold, 1919. 6-so's, 81
coupons 49, Tennessee 8's, ex-coupons, 80 {;
new, 49,. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 81; new, 81.
Louisiana e's DID, 6s; levee S. 81; leyee ss, 10.
Alabama ss, o.: SIS, Co. Georgia 6's, so; rs, 90.
North Carolina rs, old, 4ot; new, 2ai South Ca
rolina CTS, old, 81; new. 77s.
HErening.-Money easy at 4Gos per cent, but
more active. Discounts-Prime business paper
wanted at 1910 per cent. Sterling quiet at 1921
@lo9t. Gold, I21a@l2la. Governments steady.
5-eo'a, SCI, 1lbs. Southern securities generally
steady
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lyraR7.Nr To observation-disclosures
sinner pelano has instructed collectors and
assessors to proceed at once to carry into
eject his rulings concerning the fcrment-
;,r ptr;cds in "mashes in whiskey dis
,;llc1ies} in their respective districts, and
~ mskc assessments on the re-Suryeys re-
leu;iy made from and after the date on
which the copy Of the report of re-survcy
!. delivered 10 the distiIler; and, also, in
oDy district where rc-Survcys have not been
ro,arlctcd to carry them forward to COM
rlctioa without delay.
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A NOVEL CAsE.-A blacksmith and his
wife, living at Dobb's Ferry, on the Hud-
son, mutually agreed to separate, and fan-
cying formal bill of divorce drawn up. for
them by justice sufficient authority, dis
solved partnership. The wife thereupon
married her husbands young man." and
entertains her whilom lord as boarder.
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PARIS, January 26.-The new cable,
which has recently been successfully laid
between Saloon, England, and Brighognau,
France, is of the most solid description of
deep sea cable, weighing 81 tons to the
mile, and the shore ends ii tons. Double
land wires will shortly be completed to con-
nect the cable with the land systems of tele-
graphs in both countries.
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HEALTH OF THE popE-THE Council
Rome, January 26.-The Pope still suffers
much from u cold but he presides over the
sessions of the Ecumenical Council. every
day. 1t is said the Council will suspend,
and probably close altogether, about Easter,
on account of the insalubrity of Rome.
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Fug<KY IS DESCRIBED BY A CONGRESS-
yAx.-In the House on Wednesday Mr..
Dawes referred 10 Forney's as "a newspa-
rey in this city whose praise and whose
,,n.ure are alike made to order and for
ray. and that never fails to lick the hand
which feeds It, whether the pay be in gold
or in the currency of the country"
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Foreign DIarksfs-fBr TzxzoRASA3.
, LONDON, Jsnuafy N z. Noo.s. :. Corsols, esk
United States bonds, ata. 9alIox frmcr. s8isl
Pans, January -Bourse opensdarm rentes
73f. SIC. $50 ~ 800. 80. -
HAvRE, January 27.-Cotton opened arn ct issf.
on the spot and ad0af.
J LIVERPOOL, January ~ Noon.- Cotton steady
uplands, ND. Orleans, I'D; estimated sales, H..
ooo bales. Flour, 21a. Lard drmer. -
January AZ Rrenffg. Cotton
3D. sales, l2oe9 bales, including s,aoe bales Tor
speculation and export.
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THE RED RIVER REBELLrON.-Thele leader
of the recent rebellion in the new State OF
Winnepeg against the rule of the Dominion
of Canada is reported to be Enos Stutsman,
formerly native of Yankton, Dakota Ter
ritory, and special United States Treasury
agent at Pembina. He is q lawyer by pro-
fession, and was q member of the Dakota
Legislature, where he exhibited great ahil-
titles as speaker and in accomplishing the
passage of many bills.
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Married women in South Carolina will
soon acquire control Of their own property,
and possess the same rights as their sisters
in other States. The Legislature has Just
passed bill which provides that no real or
personal property held by a woman at the
time of her marriage shall be subject to levy
or sale for her husbands debts, but shall
be her separate property; and that she may
manage and dispose of the same in all re-
spects as though she were man. -.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY. January 27.-The receipts Of all
kinds or stock the past week have been small,
amounting to only l55 cattle, Is sheep. and 30
hogs. These wereal sold ut the following prices
ebey;1Comnon, DC. perm. gross !: fair TO good,
sQec. % b.. prime, 7c. n b.
Sheep.-Fair to good: ssG0Gsc. n b. gross.
. HogS.-Good, Rlc. - D.. net; extra nne, Ise. 2
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ACCIDENT on THE VIRGINIA AND TENSEs-
SEE RAILRoAD.-Yesterda morning about
o'clock the freight train of the Virginia
and Tennessee road, going West, met with
serious accident in the vicinity of Liberty,
owing to a broken rail, which threw the
engine and tender from the track, precipi-
tating them down the sides of an embank-
mcnt. They were badly smashed up by
the fall, and had to be left, where they lay
upturned on the side of the track. The
mail train was delayed about seven hours
by this accident, which made it necessary
to build temporary track around the
wreck of the engine and the cars which
encountered the track.-Lyechbuyg NeaoS,
9th.
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: new Office is established ut Rivcrsville,
Amherst county, Va, and Joseph Porter
ail oin;cd postmaster; on route Buchanan
"a Richmond.
Four additional trips are ordered between
lover Depot and Mount Laurel, five miles !;
9, pro rata. from LIST February.
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ane Louisiana Northumberland
the CustOm-EF0use.

Ho IOfaXsKNMa HfeSISAHtIttc-C1c1Fin
the: CustOm-EFoIse.
New ORLEANS, january 27.-The Legis-
lature to-day passed joint resolution petit
tioning Congress not to reduce the duty on
sugar and molasses.
The bill amending the gambling law was
passed. 1t reinaugurates the old system of
private gambling and Matchmaking.
The State Republican Central Committee
IN conference agree that sixty-four changes
of hke-warm Republicans and Democrats
in the custom-house are necessary, and the
places to be filed with active Republican
politicians.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ON

W A L u A B LIE PLANTATION ON
JAMES RIVER FOR LEASE, HALF MILE
FROM JAMESTOWN WHARF.-The subscriber
offers to lease for term of five years the very
valuable and highly productive plantation on
James river koown as NECK OFLAND," half
THOUSAND ACRES-seven hundred cleared and
balance heavily Understandable for lumber,
wood, and ship-timber. There are on the tract
and the land be conveniently divided into four
frst-class farms, all the open land being now In
high state Of cultivation. - z, ~
fhe bigh state Of fertility of this plantation and
It's convenience to the principal markets Of the
country (the New York, 'Phiiadelph!a, Baltimore
and Norfolk and Richmond, steamers passing
daily, and taking freights whenever oferedh offers
extraordinary Inducements to .trnckmen. fruit
growers, and farmers. Possession given tmme.
diately. Address - WILLIAM ALLEN,
.s--E8 = ! Curtis Wharf Post-ofice.
iaA-r Henrico county,, Va;
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Lewis Hayden and other prominent CO.
lored citizens of Boston. have sent letter
of thanks to Senator Sumner and the other
congressman who acted with him on the
Virginia question.
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aaarriaee 1n Ctnesnnati.

CINCINNATI, January 27.--Colonel Digby,
of the English army, was married to-day
to Miss Lille, daughter of W. S. Groes-
beck. Bishop Rosecrans (Catholic) and
Mr.. McIlwaine Episcopal) performed the
marriage ceremony. a.g<