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News OF the Day.


George u. PrrnIiee. II the l4n'sisIille
CgyrSr,IgfrH.ii, died satiniAy m"'h''S'
nj 33O O'Clock,
Ellis h. Pitcher, a prominent clt,hAh =, ., ..
Providence, Il. l., committed sG.eiNe ls''
night. In consequence u the failure " a
INN Inr whom he had endorsed largely
The IrEislntur, uf Maine has Vo'sS' 70
s,t,Ini the tuperal OG GrUrge PeHl"S4S "u
lhr arrival Of the remains at Portland
A letter from Sleboygan, Wisconsin
sSys William Dahinecr, mate m Re
schooner lew Highly, was s'lII"c'i''Nl III
the cabin BY coal fumes
A letter from MackInac, dated Ianuary
s,h, ssy4 the bodies of six men, supposed
ia I,e frnm the iIl-hicibrig Robert bnf'is
Heated ashore near Shcboyg1ln Lighthouse
They were tlecomposNI beyond n7pg''i'
lion.
4 priyatc meeting Of the creditors OF
the sl,,conding sheriff Of Chicago was.
held SATURDAY. Ills debts foot IN sci 600.
IIis prOIartyIs valued at $l3,OO and has
been levied on, Ills bank creditors are
secured
The ease Of Adam Van Allan, cashier
Of the National Bank Of Albany, which
has been before the United States Circuit
Court there for some time past, has been
unanimously dismissed hy the Grand
Jury al the present court
The Ways anil Means Committee cx'
pect To rcIpIrt the revised Tariff iSilI in
the House OF Representatives today.
The Iowa Legislature IS in trouble
nb0u, tile 18th Amendment II seems the
Senate passed resolution, and the House
then ,nlsstd one of its own, instead Of the
Senate bill, and now the Senate, feeling
its dignity nsuIted. refuses to pass the
House resolution. This II only short de-
lay, and not defeat.
The Turkish Government has purchas.
eti about 100000 stund OE arms III this
country. About twO.thirls al them hIve
keen shipped, and the balance are 10 le
delivered sOOn. The Egyptian Govern
mcnt has bought about two hundred thOIl'
sapl, mostly hrGech. leaders, while those
bought by Turkey are muz1lc leaders.
The House Committee on Elections
agreed to-day, by \ strict party vote, to
report against Mr. Foster, Democrat, the
sitting member from the Twcnty'tirst
Pennsylvania district, and IN favor ni
John COvO,lc, Republican, COntcs'ing
member. The Democratic members Of
the committee continue 10 threaten 10
withdraw from ii, owing to the alleged
! = s.,nS.RihNH
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TnE Charleston journal prcsumcs that
'',hc enemies Of Charleston for the permN
men, seat Of government of the State, will
"srrain themselves to open the vcXcd
"o,Icstion Of location again, and thereby
"bring M additional TAX Of fperhans thous'
"an,ls of dollars upon the people"
From what We hear it seems very pro
bable that an effort will he made to open
this question again, but it does not seem
fair 10 conclude that those who favor this
arc necessarily the enemies of Charles
ton" Rather We shOUldAy, they are the
friends Of other points, II isnotthnt they
love Charleston less, but their own (avo'
rite places more. Neither does It appear
that the und6ing Of the location ut Char
lesion will entail IAN additional tax o.
"pcrl,ars thousands Of dolIa8." On th'
contrary, quite the rcyCHc. The taxation
does moi begin till the permanent location
is made; and then, it Is very. safe to say
II win not he long till raid on the trea
sury will be organized for commCncIn!
work on the new Capitol.
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senator WnIey's Votes on the Georgia
Bill.

P'ro1u ne Pf,k>rs6vt9 Josraa!
WAsmINGToN Cry, Jan, 10, lS1N.
~ MS EiHhr n hs Stais JoarRp'
DEAR SHI--My attention hss just hscn
called to the InlIOwingcXtraOrdhlary state
merits il vdur issue ol the 9Th Inst;
"JEli alt thl. sati.iacIL0n /, dsS'ply mArIsd By
thu L,eltitAI SettAIlE WIllry, and bciISSal Nlifh
rF NJ the third dislriCi arraycd thrIAseNrr, Hp'
un this ultrAtiOu, Ia opposition "a thrNf parry
friends, and side by aidt with the enemies VI ne
publicanIsm and the iFlrnd- NJ Vhc-e itt''rsia
InAlrtuirpiv They may h. abba 10 explain tl''u
ymtr- 10 The satisfaction Ofihrir Republican com
sIiIuSEts, but We doubt II,
II yUu mean " say that vOtcN against
the Georgia Bill. you are utterly mistaken
voted for il. US the records show: II you
mean that vUtAl agntnst Gov. Morions
amendment To the last section Of that hu,
ms reported by the Judiciary Committee,
have to say, Yes, ! dill stand by that
vote still Gov. Morton amendment was
less comprehensive in its terms and more
limited in It's application than the section
il prTWscd 10 amend II, moreover, i'm
plied that the action Of Georgia in adopt
ing the. E1urteaM amendment WAS IN.
valid; and 50 inrciblr was this latter OtjeC,
,Son that Governor MuriOn lIinlsclEmgre@I
to alter it, phrls'plOgy 10 the form IN
which il now stands in the act And Ipt
,hr Act ~ II now stands, voted with all
". T. Wn1.EV.
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Dcath of CottschnlE.

I,.,o. C,o,n R;n Jou,.;ro December
o,T, w. ,,;Sa. ' IL" nar,;cuImrs of C6ttschalk's
J'o, Jn s"E i, snvs wv Go,tsrbnlk Inns not cnioy.
~ Nv ,,".,I hcaI;L =, any rimo since June
:" " ,;I 'i" !, ~ nH, II I'm ihrni,ht follow.
tn, @ ' o"n,,;n', " If II,c Grand musical f;s.
,i,-.,I,h., ~. 1, H." IS,IIy submitted himself IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; ny " Om lint night th6
Hs,H H,; VI, r. -, H. Sm.rH iIoI.r when in the
,,oIc% ~. %..,, ~ % rrIwIri And enthusiastic
nyH;,'Ny !T;,a. u ai"nt 'oI.ina H." direction OT,No
"u'' .-..nJ 3r,,h"S,ro % Il" S,nE unconscio,lS ,lp
~ " ,Tc Sto StS.c and o. only rreainetl his senses
O. ,aSjnT leon SHrripl 10 his
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Chicln.ro Markel.

tt. CHICAGO, Jan. %.
FIOuR-StCady and firm nt - 75a5 90
for spring extras.
GHATN-Wheat-TOlcrably active, cX-
cited and 2a9lc higher; sales No. ut S!c;
No. EN- 81RS!;c, closing at S9ia&iC, This
afternoon the market was fairly active and
irregular AT 84!C tr No ., C0rn-Dull
at TIu74c Enr0Id No g, closing at TIC; new
fiat and Gaze lower; alII at J4!aGOIc.
This afternoon M. 2 WINS nominally At
nc. Oats-Dull and IC lower; snlcs No
9 al 4O4aA0fc, closing at 4Otc Ryc-ln.
active and firmer at 74c for No. .. Bar.
ley-Dnll and nOhiinAlly unchanged; sam
Dle lots sold at 0Sa7Oc.
HOgs-DretSed IN fair demand ut $40 2E
nIO5O for light, md $40 SOall 90 IN
heavy, closing steldy at $40 25alO ~, di.
vidiig on 900 po,tntls, IYiYe--ACtiVc and
lOal5c IoWefat - s7fAB We for light; - -
40 70 IhF fair To medium; 50 7ja0 81 fnI
gOoi to extra.
CATTLE-lOal5c higher on butchers
stock; "a 25a6 90 for common to fair cows
81 lOa6 % EtF fair " metltNnE 81 S0nT !!
for good 10 choice steers
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The Latest News
XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION,
WASHINGTON, Jan %
HOUSE.
sEcoNn sESsioN

Tie House met iHr general discussion
ns lin CommiiteS, 0l the Whole, About
iiily members were present
MR. SIOKEs took the tiOGT and made u
speech on Tennessee politics, and rs 'o
the standing II Gov SenICr
MIL MO0KE. Of Illinois, NddNsSScd the
committee in lAVur OF thu removal N the
National Capitol, though hr did not rN-
y4St the question To be settled in this de
Cadt
Mn KERR spoke in review 0f the action
Olthe Republicans.
MR LOGAN spoke next IN favor Ot tue
removal II the National Capitol. tie
would ut the proper time offer rtS"lIl'
ton Iog disappointment Ol committee 10
examine and report whether It was prtscll'
cable, consistent and feasible 10 remove the
Capttnl from liz, Ciiy ri Washington
Mn Beck spoke In favor Oflopping oil
the enormous and wasteIul expenditures
ii the government, reduction nE taxa
liUn Of agricultural and producing inter
rsta, reduction ri tariff, and the extinction
ul tile national banking system.
Mn. WASIBUIIN, 0f Wisconsin, spoke
against the removal Of tho Capitol. lie
entirely dissenled from NIL such proIoSi'
tinnA
The cmmnitter r,sc md the House nj
.i;D adjourned.
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At WrvtTtra on trieguaphic dispAtch
aud Lrougl., hack 10 Nianinshurg on t'rf
next train. -Four hundred and eighty one
dolIAra 0fllIc stolen money was iOund con
ce,lle,I about her Is:rspn --LtSLtg L".'H,
STATE Hor-E--T'he toun,la'ion Of iliis
building * now entirely completed, and
the lin, door jcists are also down a
large quantity Of brick i on hand and
rratly 10 h. laid just as soon Us the wraih-
er viii permit. The company promises
U Dush lie worn forward without delay,
~ that portion u the building viii be
completed BY the lst oG April n"NL-h"'
RdIshL JgdrJIdi.
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Now York Produce Market.


CormN. Steady; sales nI 1900 hAlcs al
95s lor mlddling UplanLs
EIoUR- Closed h better on low grNdtr,
with m0dcmtC export demand
GRAlN--W Wheat Active and hmcT with
g,ssl export demand nj 81 l6ai q for M,
: spring and 81 30al M for winter mi
and amber western lEyc-N~nIuNl
Oals--Dull At 5SatllAc for western Corn
Very Arm al 05raRl W for nav; and
81 O5al o. for old mixed western.
pWovlSI0Ns Pork. Dull, for nH-Sa
R91 rs Is bid and &9s % asked for Frbrr.
Gry. Brci--In fair rgucst N full prize"
CIT MtaIs-Quict and unchanged. liza
con- In god request nt GNll prices Lard
Quiet and steady for prime steam ="
I;C bid and l1tC asktNl for February
EGCs-Dull at :'S;ISOc Car fish
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PHi.lLIDELpHIA.

PHll4ADELrI[rA, Jan. g.
The friends 0f the Executive Commit
tee y Indian Affairs, have been in seSsLon
her, nr the past three days In conference
with Superintendent EnOCh HeaE. Of uIf
Central lSRTrFinICHdeNCy, and len last
night for Washington. Their proceed
inGs have been Important and PTScliCRL
DR.. I.an,Iis Waa sIntcrCGl vi one years
fhpFlsinnlett and d hRG'H tbrtuhtn)red
dQiISrS ljgp,Ibialing obscene h1lks,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
The WOrkmen's StFikc-RoChefort
Sentenced.

The WOrlmcn's StFikc-ROChetOrt
Sentenced.
PARIS, Jan. g.
About8, 800 troops have arrived at La
CrcnzOt to prevent disorder among the
wUrkncn on strike there,
Henri ItoChuiOrts trial wHs brought to
an end to-day. He was sentenced IOsiX
months IMPRISONMENT and To pay fine Of
5000 francs The SpntGrCO does not dis.
ulrb his position as Deputy, in the CorIS
LcCElNtiE' -
The sentence of ROch0GOrt includes the
deprivation of his political rights, though
he remain u Deputy IN The Corps. Y
PARIS, Jan. %.
In the Corps Legislatit yesterday, NJ
Theirs made u great sIWecli dCnWmctng
the commercial TREATIES.
An disorder attending the strike Of the
workmen at CrensOt has been rcprc&scIl
hy the troops and tho strike Is at nm end.
1t Is announced that u new law will S0Ol
I've issued for regulation OF the press.
lSochclnrt refuses TO appeal To II trib'l'
nal, because thcmagiStratts were not cleo
ted hy universal sIllmge aud tho proceed
ings 6C the court wcrrnot published
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Commercial and Financial.
baltimore Live stbpI Market

BALTIMORE, Jan, 70.
BREp C.Irrl.E-.Thc offerings nj the
scales during the week amounted To AO
head, against 9,t3; last week. OF the
number offered lsd head came irom Ohio,
and l5l from West Virginia, over the bal.
tinor, Il Ohio lEAIlrnd Prices lD-'lny,
ranged as follows. Old cows and scala
warrs a, 81 :OlA ~, ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows nj 81 95a5 III; common 10
p,,otl stock cattle = Toad M; fair quality
6crvt4 81 OtR7 ~, and the very mSI
beGvcS al 81 JDnS g.! rcr 100 lbs, the av-
crAgr price being nb0u, 81 gross The
market was dull to-day nj n decline Of %
CENTS per 100 lbs from the rates Of last
week.
Sales.--future has been but small
proportion Of the arrivals during thu past
week which could hc passed ms good
sheep, and for which the demand has been
quite active. Prices tO-,lay ranged as fol
lows: At 4Ia7I cts per IL gross for iaiI
t0 good fNt sheep
IioGs-Thc supply during tlr EISt week
has been large, and we notice a decline, oI
fully ~ cents Gor 100 lhs, Prices to-day
ranged IN follows: ut 81 6tlNl3 10 Ucr IN
lbs net tor thir to gHNl tht hogs.
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CINCINNATI,
strike Among the Cigar Makers.

strike Among the Cigar Makers.
.5t 4 tCrNcrNNArl, Jan %.
Cigar makers to the number Of three
hundred strikers, held a meeting yeNCT.
day and wore addressed by members bI
the International UninH, who have been
attempting 10 effect /. settlement Of the
differences, The employees insist on n re-
duCGion Oh $s per 1000 Although com.
mIttccS have been appointed to confer,
neither party feel disposed 10 cOnccle.
The speakers declared ihat the cigar
MAKERS hIdst stahd 'hrIiT. They EAy there
has hern no reduction inthe price Of cl-
gaFs, and therefore the manufacturers dc.
mandISI1iuEnlIE auyTiRst foundation,
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ST. LOUIS, On b

ST. LOUIS, Jan. g.
A frame shnnty in East st, Louis was
burned last night, and Ann Turner ptr.
ishel IN The flames. .g7
CllarICa I.elIraul was arrested here yes
tcrlAy for tho murder Of Charles GlceSing,
near BeIIeville, Illinois, last September.
TkP jnry in the libel suit OF Eliza T.
Buckley against the. st. LOuis RsPWbieGn,
for $9j,OOO, nller being ont since Thursday
evening, returned verdict this afternoon
giving the plaintit' 5000 damages
Information llns been received atmili-
tary headquarters here that o party Of
wild Indians made a descent on the camp
Of friendly AraDahOe' aud ChGyennISN in
the Indian Territory, sixty miles southlOf
the Arkansas River, some days ago, and
drove of herd Of $40 cattle. A dc.
tachmcnt OF troops was sent In pursuit
DepretIatinns are bCing frequently made
on the white settlers IN The TcTritqries,
and some apprebensldns arc felt that 9lfTf
will Ii, trouble
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New YoTk DRY Goods Market.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 90

NEW IVNNI "HII. -
Tie market remains 10 quiet that most
Of the holders oC goods have not deemed
il prudent as yCl to open thetT spring
styles TO public view, nor have lICy fully
established prices, except IN u tew article.
such rs prints, lawns, and prFc'IIts Of well
known brands In the meantime country
dealers are buying with unusual circum
snectioH, hoping with dull trade To le able
10 nupohGSs on more favorable terms next
Vn,Nth Doll.
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YACHT CHALLENGE.
William Douglass, owner OF the yacht
Suppho, has published "A challenge I" any
schooner nr yacht in Great Britain tT lrr-
Iand To sail against his rrAl( truM CHlr
Clear 10 SANDY Hook, in the mouth 0l
July. 1870 He alsOUXUr'sss'4 his willing
nc,Ss to enter race from NHblcght To
Chcrb0urC hrcakWatCr and back, III the
first week Of JunU.
Gen, Gilmore sails on the I.aytaycti"t0'
dav, On two wekks absence In Europe, To
make certain engineering Investigations
fE the Government.
j. TItE PRIZE RING
Billy Edwards went into trimming yes.
tcrlay for lis fight with sam Collycr Ter
the light weight championship. Do0nry
Harris is Edwards trainer The fight is
to come 6Ir6h the gd Of March within 400
miles Of this city. Al"
TlIE ALLEGED WHISKY PRAUnR
Its now claimed BY responsible parties
that tllCre is mol any truth in the Htll'tS-
Wits in rcgnrd To the extensive whisky
frauds alleged u have hecn committed
during 1896 and 1867 vi the disillcry In
West 18TH street. 1t Ia sAid that all the
persons accused will voluntarily surrender
themselves: '-''.
TIE RArLROAD sTslKEs.
The Erie Rlilrad strikers were in q
dCsDOndcnt mood last evening. N0lliing
from their calnbOseS along the line was re-
Ccivetl up tn II O'clock last night. Many
| ..--. .,,,,,C, ,,U,,nt oDuCuF11intp tim action
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ESGLAND.
"

The .TIaAs today, rIistilAas the French
commercial treaty nnd demonstrates
them ftm need II absolute free trade.
AtlviccS received from Bakers cXpetli-
ton Of discovery up othe first Of January,
says they were at the hGadwaters Of the
Nile and all well,
The British Cabinet Today, ,gyte9L
allgilcd and ,GixCd u sIGlErc III 70, IfRh
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New York Money ind STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, jan. ~
The hank statement il ngain highly
favorable, tho legal reserve showing " fur.
thcr increase
MONEY-Is in excessive supply aud
easy Ut Gao per cent on call and discounts
easy At 7NlO per cent
STEnTLN0--DuIl ut 1OSlal0N
GOLD-Flrm opened At l2Ot closcl
Mt 1901 carrying rates 0ia7 pcr cent rcr
unnum. CIeRrnnCcs forty million dollars.
Exports for tho week SG0O.NSS.
GOvRRNMENT BoND8-Firnl.
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WASHINGTON.
Official IIOmOrS to Peabody.
W WAaUTNuTON. Jan. ..

W AAIIINUTON' lIll, 80
The following officers have been order
cd to report 10 Admiral FArrlgnt to Ac-
COMPANY him rs members Or his stAiT to
Portland in connection with the cCrcmO.
uics proposed in honor of the late George
Peabody: Rear Admiral, II. X. Thatcher,
Captains j. j. Almy and y. NJ. Fairtnx,
Commander Frederick Pcarton, aud En-
sign VIM. II. Il, Frailcy.
NEW YORK LION.
Jas. Fisk, .Ir', was on thr floor Of the
House and attracted much attention. The
Committee on Banking and Currency, this
morning, examined Jay Gould with refer.
Cncr to The gold panic.
The proceedings IN the House today
are unintcrGSting.
THE YEAR's DUTIES. ..5.l.
The forthcoming reports of the Bureau
Of Statistics, will show dutleR accrning
nn certain specified articles entering into
consImnIiOn in the United States. during
the fiscal year Of 1859 to he $liLl'il l!6.
The National Council Of the Union
League will meet here February lG.
THE WINNfptb QGF'SIlpN' p
The recognition Orthc Red River leaders
hy the Hudson bay Company rs tue only
legitimate government in Winnepeg, has
excited much conversation in this city.
No force will lc attempted against the IN
surgcnls, hut prollISe promises ofa tHIns-
continental railroad, are made to change
the rund course Of events towards annex.
alton 10 the United States. II Is announced
that such a bill will he passed ut the Feb
ruurv session Of the Dominion Parliament
and that Great Britain may I've induced tC
guaranty five per cent dividends on tht
stock. MinneSOtiAnS arr urging land
grant from Breckenridge 0n the Red rive
Termination Of the St Paul and l'acllt'
railroad to the Winncpcg border, with M'
assurance nG its immediate construction a'
n sure means to check Canadian schemes
Prince ARTHUR AND TIE TOADIrs,
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
A large crowd assembled nj the Churcl
/ of the Epiphany this morning, announces
men, having previously been made thH
Prince Arthur would attend service NJ tn9
\ church. About II o'clock hG made III
nnpcaPnnce, walking in company wit!
1 Mrs Thornton, Mr. Thornton and Co
Elhcnstnn, uRl others Of tho suite an
members Of 1.-THE British legation ioslOwinj
\ them. The church was crowded Wit
the usual congregation and number q
citizens and StrGngCn%
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NEWS,
NtNS,
POLITICS,
AGRICULTURE,
COMMERCE AND
LITERATURE.
FOR 1870.

TIE DAILY ISTELLIGENCEII established
more than seventeen years ago, has been r"c"V
nIzrd Fpr years aO one or the best Gnd most Inhn
rntINl Journals Ot It's class
II Il puhlIshOd every m"rnlng tSundSy rE
rcplcdj and mailed to suhscTLbcFs at the following
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DnItirnore Market.

BALTMoNE, Jan, -
PnovIsloNs-Strongcr Mess PORK
$50 OOa3O NJ RNCOn-Rih sides l6tc, clear
sides lfr; shoulders IL! Hams l9"|'E
IMrd--l7Nl7lC
WnsGY Firm and held Al 81 Oh sales
100 bills
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THE SEMI.WERKI.Y INTELLIGRNCER r"
accommodate lArgU class Of readers wh0 want
. morr frequent visitor than The WEEKLY, and
who by rason uE the oOsl or for lack ot daily
malls do not md themselves suited with the
nAlLY, W. Issue the SsRii, WStkiy hilllI5sHer'.
II contains TUw advertisements aud nearly NIL the
reading ma,trr OF the Daily. II viii be found \
very acceptable and Interesting paper, 1t is I.
sued every Wednesday and Saturday morning:
and Il matted 10 aubArrbrru VI the following tStrS
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The Senate Finance Committee ,Iias
agreed 10 SChGCk'3 House rGsoIq'ion de-
filing (cxtehlihg) the operations ot lhr
income law and will som EoINrt 1t t" III"
SmAtg tE
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Thc I.nte Georre D. rrcnLiee.

LOuISvIL.IE, Ky, Jan -,
Gco,ge Dcnnisou Prentice, whore death
was announce to-day started the Louis
vile JoVradI IN 1875, he was hnm's ms y
poet and al editor 0f unNlUlalrd power
lis nn,ains will hay IN state, nj the Ma
sonic Temple until Monday, WHEN they
will liz inferred IN Coal llill Cemetery
He waR siXly.cight years old.
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NEW YORK CRY.


DR.. Harris, Sanitary Superintendent,
saws that the snall pox IL lmlng rapidly
l,6t under coutrol by the health officers.
Every case discovered Is nj once sent To
the hospital
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Preparations, for the Peabody Ob'e'
uuicS.

TONII1NNT7l VIZ "NE'7 =
Admiral Farragut arrivol today to
take charge Of the naval portion nE thr
PcalAIIy ol,s,tluics The Monitors Mi
an,nnnWah and Trrror arrived this morn
ing The Nfncral tlCcI Il expected next
week. Gen. II. q. Hunt, formerly Chief
Of Artillery nr the Army Of thr Poi"Ina',
has luru ordered here To represent The
pFttty
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