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FRAGMENTS.
When the dark cloud oflhc day
Is drawn over valley and hill,
/ The landscape that lies in the fair, far away.
The sunshine Is silvering still,
SO-severed afar from my eide
On others thy soft eyes slime,
cOver rivers and rocks that are wcary ard widcl
The light Of love once mine,
Aligluiai Aneluia. when the bluc-Orbcd myrtles
bloom,
Or the wintry ycws weeping al the dark door Of
my toomb,
In the country Of cOnteuimeut, 10 nay company shall
be,
Though the grand, immortal cycles, all who walked
the world with me-
IN THE DEPTHS.
wHEEE the shining groves Of summer slittcrcd III
the golden calm,
Wave the black. Tuncreal branches, U So bluakly
in The air;
Where the lyrc-throated liunet poured its sweet,
impasfiOncd psalm
In the pink and purple jasmine fall the silver
snoW-ilakcs fair;
While the harvesttWinkliDs hil-tops, traced on
tic translucent blue
In the spcndor-hearted summcr fade in spectral logs
from view;
And the wan, wild dusk dcscendcth over trees and
tarus away
As dream Of ghosts departed in and out the grave
to-day.
Over seas and over zaudwastcs some upon the earth
plane still
Think Of lhec, pUVr. sad spirit, beatir: at thy
prison-bsrs:
or the odtime-by The yuie-lUs When the Christmas
blasts blew chill
Ur in COOl, calm grove, grecD-ralicrcd, when the
roses shonc like stars.
Dear hearts! Reyermoro TO know thee Heycrmurc--
ah, dark decree
Thus to meet merry season. but to separated be.
Better third the thorns unfrcuded by the hrOngs Of
thOughtless men
Than TO find the true aud tender thus 10 weep iarc-
wells agaIn!
in thy gates lilied Zion in thy lOrdly gates Of gold,
Where on bright, consummatc planets ring the
rich, triumphal strains,
Some arc with the bards and prophets, with the kings
and warriors old,
While in hclls of ice and fire some are Urithing
in their chains.
wol saw their waxcu cerecloLhs wet with uuayail-
ing tears
Wo! | saw the funeral torches flaming by their
plumeproud biers
Thus the dismal yestershadows dim the sunshine Of
to-day;
All! if memory could perish misery would pass
away.
Christ U Christ why mock and madden us with
beautiful, bright eyes,
With loose locks of mist like glory, and with
wine-red, winning lips,
With cool, creamy arms that clasp US in perfect
Paradise
Then the vivid. sanity Vision let tue cofTiu-lid
eclipse?
Better never live language thus my bale with batcd
breath,
Than to drop into tue darkness, o 80 dcsolatei Of
death,
Better never love, whisper in NY wckedncss once
more,
Than 10 sec our idols shattered at hc ,hrines where
we adore
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low ss lag any ether roli'e'

,-.y-, 49, FOR TICKETS Via ERIE HAiI.WAh'
,K-l,it can be obtained at the principal Ticket
0ttie,,s i'm the West and Southwest
-, ,,T-r-ER WM. r. BARR,
L. D. ~ F,7,lI hSliIs, S,,,,., Gen1 Passr AZ I.
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MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening in each MONTH at
''i''- --'-' - B. f. GANSON, PrCs't.
HORACE q. HAPPERSETT- Sec'y.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. I.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at their
Hall in kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block
ROYAL J. WINDER, Foreman.
GEORGE PENCE. Secy.
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Ea%E
',s7CI1TITT .sAYDUsKY & CLBAVLAAD i. Z.
rrl,s pioneer Line Of Ohio
The Pleasant Route

lN1ase HIOnC@@
Yha Pleasant Route
=, .7rryvEEN TIE SOUTH a EAST
u,,,,, Through Passenger Trains, each Way u0i''
.,xcent Sundays, rgu through pe1 so ,,,-.,,-1,
CINCINNATI AND SAAbL0hh
without Change.
...,,..,, Cipeignati to and from Louisville St
T,liis aud all points S9uth ana - ~ NJ,
f,n will Dayton y lniel' !'al CG ~ "a With To1d5D
~, a Weston Railroads; az SPtll lielu W. 81
Il,e Ia and from London, Ghere com @ .lui5 5 a. =
sJs ,rjfb the Little Miami han5eso ~ 'I i.tI AZ
tSI11,Ius: also with Sprngnelu Blss- - - p u
~ ~ s,J with Delaware Branch { Z q q IL:
- Tr,ana Wild Pittsburs- GiuclnnI q ~, t1S - =
n At BeIefontaHe with ClcFeiai9l ~, SS'iT it 19itt
ti y, az 4 Indianapolis i r.; at Forest WIN flLtS-
S.I .ls'' =, Wavne & Chicago IL X; AT carey WIN WIN
En1Iay Brauch which has bees IeCehey Lciiu " IN
r Rail and is Row hrst cas- I IolS s,r ~ 3 AIicRiGsn
a. 49, Railway 10 and from Detroit, Toleooi also
ssieveland Erie. DHnkiTk, Bnnalo Nl1l"i" I"iiE'
Kew York, and Boston. .-.,,r-,,
AND ILL EASTER0 CITIES.
Also. at sanduslly during the season Of navigation
,vrith dafly lines Of Steamers TO and ifoEl
KeIIey's and Put-in-Bay Islands ana
Detroit.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS accompany all
vislt trains, and running through DetWeeh Olh'lu-
natt and Sandusky without change. ,, L.
Through Tickets to principal points reached by
Eis line can be procured at TIC EtIAOlPaA
and at the Offices Of connecting roads.
Time Card Taking Effect July2l, 1870. Trans leave
UrI,ana as follows, daily. Sunday excepted.
PASSING SOUTH.
Nail and E,,.rsss ........... 10 2. NJ.
SSi,,j,t Fvi,ress .......... ..... 10 A. NJ.
8e8efontainc Accommodation -------.---.- > = AN.
Eight Express goes South Sunday Instead Ol AOnday
BlOrning.
PASSING NUETu.
t5evcland Man 10. g.. II ~ Az
Hzoresg No 1e ....... ............ 2,1O a. NJ.
Heiiefoptaine Accommodation. ......-.... S,IOA.M.
rs OUINTABD PUSH r SLOANE,
Asst SRFt. PrCst. Il Gen. Supt.
II. NJ. BRONSON, General Ticket Agent.
JP PINDAR. Agt. GTbana.
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I-ri,aua Lodge, No. l6, meets Friday evenings
Champaign Eucampment, No ~, mecls md
and itl Monday evening"
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1. O. r. NJ.

/. .. X. NJ.
Minneoa Tribe No. 81, meet every Tuesday evening.
in third Story Of Wcayer's bulding-Noriheast cor.
Of Public Square
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at
their Hall OyerG. c. COulzOn's Grocery. -
J.. G. HONEI, Prc7t.
JOHN NJ. PENCE, ScC'y.
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al Gincin1sfi, DAYTON, Urbana, Marion,
Gallon. Mansfield, Ashland Akron,
cleveland, Warren, MeadVille, DunKirk,
R,1anIn ond RnchastcT To
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Official Directory.

TF Woods. u A Savers. Regular meetings, lst
Mondays March, June, Sept, and Dec
Infirmary Directors u Ellls'
w d knight, Sam'l Williams.
AuctiOuCer v te00etHA- te00 n
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GRM -
rn,r pAmWAY

ERIE RAlLWAt,
100 MILES under 'Aj all.t-' ILL. " ~ ,',,1,.It,..
One Management. Nh"li1' "
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Allgluiai Aneluia: when the bluc-orbcd myrtlcs
bloom,
Or the wintr Jews arc weeping al the dark door Of
my tOOmb,
In the country Of coneuimeut, 10 riycUmpany shall
be,
Though the grand, immortal cycles, all who walked
the world with me,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01

some voted Rg4ipgb and . NUM-
Der ,Shruhk from tho issue altogether
Yet not q single member who voted
for that measure now : regrets it while
those who voted againstit OF failed to
vote, have probably in every instance con
fessed themselves wrong. Z That measure
was quite as unpalat&bIst many as this
That wa, accepted as cOafessedly incvita-
Bile. This Is confessed to beiequAlly in
evitabls; md may itnOt be that the peo.
pie who have accepted theone with such
goodgrace will, by the,timeit comes round,
make as little objection to the other. It
seems at least possible, that two Or three
years hence, good reasons for having OPP
posed the fair and safe propagation now
before the House will eqpite Is muShin
demand as reasons now are for having op-
posed the XVIII Amendment ! year ago.
MI. FL1cK's resolution does not come
up fora week. Meanwhile the merits Of
the whole question will be cauvassed
among the members, and we can but hope
that twill be " approached in p proper
spirit and with q sincere desire to advance
the true interests Of the State, rather than
10 organize the success of,party;" though
We, belIeye 30 mpgna9imQps, . measure
wOdld SSsiEpi itRe ! Rsphhlicah ipaAy III
strongest title to enduring popular favor
in the State.
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Squabbling Over the Dead.

. The obsequies Of IIr. Peabody have
caused considerable eartburning and jeal.
ouSy, between several Of tho New England
cities and villages. The opportunity for a
display Of learning and patriotism. and Of
dilating on the supremacy Of the New
Englander over every other known species
oEmal, was not to be passed without q
struggle for tho first chance TO get The
public ear. Boston hates Portland, and
Portland fears Boston; and the ma
tiyes Of these respective places ARE
warm, with abuse 4 Of each, other. The
scramble for Mr.. Peabody's. remains be:
tween the different towns Is likely, TO lead
to some disgraceful scene. II Is a fearful
thing to be buried In a public way. The
eagerness ofthe village obscurities to be
seen and heard takes away oil Of the sol.
emnity Of the occasion. Portland win
never forgive Boston for It's completely In
this affair; that Glisconsolate corporation
refuses to be cOmforted. -LoM8Ttl6 G0UF.
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CURRENT I :. NOTES.

nSr,, r la,,S.,.1ilh 6o.,.s... E..,...,Rf "A ~
4hE AoSpYiHv '7'"''''iteS 'Ns.. Z SayS
that Ar. Prentice wrote Q neat round
hand, using always pencil. Strange as
h NAV seem the father and founder Of
49,. :, :, = ...s..-.,s,t.,.. -
1no na0ueIn LnS'nou VI p."sF"punS al"
tho most Drilaaat NElEeNot sepefass para
graphs ne ,Shch a moi s,aaU9d know now Vne 70 divide
o. sraphI ri 5 fntb two q thfeS more @ psrsSraphs @
Nor aid, he understand the art Of putting
titles al the head Of, his articles. Long OF
short, the cut Of a hand with 4 finger
out.pointed suf1ced for him, and he was
strongly welded 10 this as an indicator;
but he adapted himself eheettully to pre-
yailtng styles, whether be eJllked them or
was ready with them oranot. .a.sf.
THE latest Don mot reported, OF the
French Emperor q, "Iflnd that fora rsuo.
gutio;. thiugsaro going, on ysryi smoothly
This was spoken before hiF cousins little
diA6n1tv had ,pro,yol,ed tbe fiTnSdSble Z
= n. ~. i%ES.5:
uemOns''sul wtnS ,s ~ st1'
Of. victor INor. Ihete u on scofd an IN
stance where a well directed stream of
water from the fire hose dispersed actoIwd
who would mot have budged before o.
chargeo Of cavalry, We cannot help think
Ing that It was. o critical moment for
France when the 1000 excited worknen,
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WE shall be greatly relieved When Mr..
Peaboly's body is consigned to its final
resting place It Is graceful and appro-
pFiats 70 pay filling hoAoS to'th6 illus
trrlouB dead; but It IL possible to 50 omuItis
ply and prolong the mournful ceralnonials
as to make them wearisome and even
iarcical. This was done in the case Of
President LinOolnr 1t has been done in
the cdss of Mr. Peabody. There has been
a painful want Of good sense and good
taste Oh The part oRsomebody to whose
direction all this dstentatious display
over Mr., Pcabpdy's remains has been
made. If Mr.. PEABODY himself could.
have been consulted and have had his
wish, there would hnvc been none of,this
ostentation. Hc would have been buried
andfehUTed quietly Snd simply Without
this barbaric splendOr of show and with
odt needless delay Long funerals, even
more than protracted leave.takings, arc
far more agreeable when they arc over
than while they last It has taken between
two bor three months 70 bury Mr..
PEABoDY (through no fault Of his
and 1t Is now officially announced that the
great work. will be completed to-day.
with all reverence for the dead mans
and with little enough respect
for those who have carted his mortal 10
mains aroud tho world, for Show, for The
last two month";, we shall betglaa when,
the solemn farce Is ended andfthe costly
casket with It's handful of dust shan have.
been deposited where coarse snobbery will
Arid no further exchA6 to disturb ~ "a
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WASHINGTON
Reduction Of the Public Debt.
'i.N. .''' '.7 wAsErvsrnN Tan ri

Reduction Of the Public Debt. .
' WAsH1NGToN, Jan. 81.
The public debt will be reduced this
month between 1000, 900 and $3, ,000. 900.
The expenses Of the Government for Janu-
ary do not vary much from last month.
While the Internal Revenue receipts are
light, The Custom receipts are fair, amount.
Ing already to $135, 100000. !. The pros
poets for q reduction Of the debt are not
so favorable as at this time last winter
senator AmeS, at the White. House.
q Cen Ames called upon thet President
to-day, and presented him official records
OF the organization Of the Mississippi Leg.
islAture,: :the adoption Of the Constitutional
Amendment, and the election Of United
States Senators according to law. sa'
Rearrangement of the VirginiA Mill.
tarY District. p
The following general order was issued
to-day from the headquarters Of the army:
FEfa-The Senators and Representa-
tives from Virginia having been admitted
10 their respective hot1Ses Of Congress, the
T.41t TTl9nH kiiown y s.; ss = 1lll
f"Gsc0I1 By. the difectio Of thel Presi-
dent tho States Pof1 AIaES lind, Virginia,
West lVirginis and North Carolina, will
Sep eo5nand S y. 1B4eyet si se5S Il III ri
Isl Canby; headquarters Richmond, Va,
andsWilf form . post Of I the military III!
vision, Gthe Atlaptip.s. . , ,iiS.
e S12fr- Commanding loflceEs Of all
oSts a1a,ae entS now serving ,,Y N tne
hng otSae net y 8 81 .tnenE "ln EeE'OF.
70 SSn:iv ,a ivan0y l9Et tlhsSEUa " ~ aE
,,o,. tnS " t ts,a " ~ u a,.tG Hsto
now ssFHl, III ;i,, ~ = M
~ II Lelleye u 4I!
Holu Mo Las n. de4: ~ =. e e H. ~
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ylIHR WnI OF TnR LATE EDw1S BL'
STAEToN.-Thc will the late Edwin n.
ISant0hWas filled to-day ip tho Orphans
Court, and being, proven was admitted TO
ptnbato asrcgafds personality. The will
u quite q short ono, boing contained on o
page Of ordinary letter paper. It hears
dStc July 19tl, 1850, and Is witnessed by
JaK. Barnes Sturgeon GENERALLY G. r.
Chapman; and r, s HarriSon., Altei di.
rectEng thatEhS Just, debts DO paid,i he bo
quSaths 'tWo!thirdSof his property-in.
cludlng his plate and household furniture,
Shafgeablew Nth tho payment of two thirds
OF his dCbts-to his wife, Ellen Il. Stanton;
and the remaining third @chargalbls with
onesthird Of his Clebts-to his mother; the
surplus at her death toba divided between
hlsithree youngest child Hc names
PHI WatSoni Of AStabulay Ohio. Judge
Andrew WyIibi General T. d. +. Townsend,
and Ills wife a. executors, and gives them,
or Q majority of them, power TO, sell his
properly Warrington StGr.
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or THEIWEEKlY.l usIGl
Now YORK Cattle lIatket.i p

T-T0I,FI NJ ]. 14NHW 4VILAi VNlUlFY 9I.
with 3, 900 to-day. Thet6 q no change nom last
week and few good cattle are hero 10 bring over
Ice; Texas sold at lie, With common to good I'LL.
nolS!steetB at 016c; very taH choice cattle At
d1e;l Tens and Wisconsin gave 800 cattle during
SutS SnSd5 lisil liz and owSetS 1 n tSttIo % WsTS
loOstrj1lS. Js9U Hlii hssullu 1sIN Gf t|ii . .
1 SH1If ptalhuwber, 25.600, with 9, 800 today;
tho feeling % stronger, Poor are selling Ut 685KC
and up 70 % for choice, with extra still higher
car Off94 ~ Ohio sheep sold At 6Ko; car Of 81
ps!at e. car Of 81 I6S. At and car Of
1l9ED, CanldAG At 6Hc. ,,,-.,4 -
q Ho1s enlnE quicker, With t4,ff0 for the week
and 100 today They GTe worth OK Dl0k AllVC
and l9ed dead; WtSeeEn dreSa0d arc unchanged; two
cars Ohio hogs, 199 .@0, alive, brought 11Kc
Some ,pt me EeBleFn dressed arrives In bad order
and ono lot Sol6 for 10c, i'E .lli9 ~ n 4
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German EmmiEratloa lor the sOuth.

--f-r@ FH"f'-'H 4NAW - ASHAAt ONAAt OAsN-s
Thez zE6Gnts Hamburg correspondent
wntesthat 6mmig grationsto ItheI Southern
States opens very favorable lors MiSSiSsip.
pi In the steamer 10. New Orleans near.
" two hundred Swedes sailed for the
water valley of the Mississippi to peoplea
plantation Ian industrial enterprise Of one
Berglund, one Of their own lcountrymen,
Ho advances every cent Of thecost oG the
journey Of these people from the north Of
Sweden to the centfeof Mississippi. They
have been all poor, although decent and
generally able bodily. The advances
made to them will borepaid through their
labor In Mississippi. During February
and March Of this year 600 or 800 per-
sons will be sent by the same gentleman
under the same terms to mississippi.
These Swedes are not Mormnns, as sewers
alpaPers efroneously report ru.mgr0
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NOTICE TO A CERTAIN NON
l1N RESDRNT.-In the olmAtter oSthO .Paper
writing, puEpoFting 70 ibe tho VIII Of Thomas
Woodblrn, Gsceae6d, Offered for probate by Noah
BOoher and John Woo dhufnp claiming 10 be Rx.
ccutOrs thereof. Before fth0 Recorder Of Tyler
county, West Virginia, fgI -
t.:,l,... The STATE OF WEST vRapiIA,
10 Ast! Sl9Erl4, Of 9tttT' County: fE3'''-g
You are hereby commanded to iAummOn Mar.
garrett Woodbprl, widow d Thomas iW0od odburn,
deceased. william W0odburn, Marshall America
and MafthSt tAmOFlel, his win, md Samuel Wood.
burn guardian Gd AtGR o:sgGan Wo0dhtru,
John Wooaburn, RebeccA WoodbuFn and Betty
Jane Woodbnrn, infant children Of TbomRS
WoOdburn, deceased, and all other persons inter.
estcd, TO appear In the Recorder ONCE Of Tyler
county on Wednesday tho 9th day Of February,
l6t0, 70 BhpW cause why paper writing bearing
date tho 11th day OF September, l96Q, ,p1F 1Fpotting
't0Sbo the VIII Of Thomas W0odbuFn, deceased,
offered tfoF probate BY Noah BOohGf and John
WoOdburn; RGOcutorst Shonld not be admitted TO
record; and, have, then there this writ with
your return thereon, stating Tho time and man.
nef Of 0xOeuttng tho oamG.iI, ltG In
. Witness David Hickman, RecoFdR Of Tyler
county, Aforesaid, this 10th day q I9asaEy 1870.
~. tHi! + Recorder Tyler County.
1 Notice 10 hereby given 70 William Woodblrn,
,whoiS a,non.rosident Of tho state Of West yIr.
gihiR, to appear Rt the Aioretald tim0 and place
for tho purpose above indicated. .t,,9
/. JuaSo.w; Roeordof d; F5isF FF5S4caSi County.
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''HAYTT..7'

">i'aFSlA u;1 NEW YoRK, JAM O1.
HaytIah adyices state thatit various
reyolntionfsts have expressed tthet deter
minatiOn to crush out the 6alnave partyg
and IN the principal towns 6f'the sDuth
the shooting Of salnavists is going on at
quite d brisk rate. At Jerenc l.large
number of them have been already, dispos.
ed OF IN this summary way, and there are
ofewef than 40 In prison at JIcmel, most
6twhom II not all viii certainly ibc shot,
In Port Aui Prince plenty Of work has
been cut out for the'mllltary tribunals.
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Cincinnati NIarkert.

sr'4 .'"'-' y nd cnVUuNETt, JRuuaEy II.
FLouR AND dRAnl- unchanged. rls
CoFToN-null; mld9llhg 2iK09tSc, u.r.r
WHIREE-Dull At Qt895c; no Iale6,
ToBAoco-Fism and In good demand at,fall
prices. Hr'I Il'. -
l7s .9I 80 il Iaa e ~ mr'sSs Sss ffS G 6s g .ES S5
fSoTTSoSS.G GAlesS Pork Quiet but Arm: sales
A00 6blS a. ISIeS7 %! BullE Meats- Dull and no.
elected; AhbnlderS Ilc sides Gor clear rlb
and clear loose; NO Ille8, BAcon-Dull; should.
gE9 t9Hc; 1idss iSH@ @lee tos clear NIB and clear.
Lam Dull; 20 dsnandi Stsam iSHci kettle
EooB-49o and dnll.
} ON. .--LdnsOod 0Il-Dull Gt ooc. Lard on
91t40l 4s demand modeEate. Petroleam-SO9
GSooEH1RS.-SugSF-DuIl and prices dropping;
New Orleans liNl1e N1lAsseS-pull At 7Be for
Kew Orleans. CoReO- Unchanged; common 70
prime &949ie,
G0EDSi9l buying. ilH
EHCItAN0B-8tnAdY.
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NEW YoRKTCITY'.5Ti'. Z.
% mo Carniyal OF Crfl,e.lll I

l.H = a
.'''+ "a NEw YoRk, Jan, i;i;t
Reynolds tho murderer Of the untortu:
nate grocerrg William. Townsend, In Huls
son street, b locked up In the Leonard
street station, and having recovered from
be SjhanEing lor, murder i played io5s
IA New York Townsend funeral takes
place to-day. N,t. !
the murder II the watchmSn PRICE, In
Brooklyn, ,1agaip disagreed and were dis.
charged BY Judge Pratt, atati' early ghOqf
on Sunday morning. = htE Ina .rdg
F On'sat1rday, Mrs. Cooke, wins ef tie
scoundrel who eloped with Miss johnson.
received a dispatch from Chicago, signed
by Mr.. Horace Cooks, saying u have. left
for parts unknown, you win never see me
again." Iit'i' el'-'i'r'' 80" p
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cenplestiG q d stliGsI e 3. InIII Bridge: l
-. LouIsYI1IE. Ian. 31.

IVUI9VILI4hi Jun o.
The Last span Of the, Ohio River Bridge
was completed tliiS afternoon. Length Of
the bridge exclusive of approaches, Is ono
mile. 4 Il has two main spans, one ofthreo
hundred and seventy feet, and the other Of
four hundred feet and q draw over the
canal. Time occupied In It's construction
was two years and Six months. It will
be ready for the passage Of trains in three
or four days. Hu M 1T
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SPAIN.

81 a. biGJt r'puii 1GALADRIDI Jan 3l! i
lpkh exciting Discussion occufredinithe
Constituent ICortes on Saturday, between
Senior Figueros one ofthe leaders Ofthe Re
publicans and Gen. Prim!s 4 The former de-
tended tllelTecent Republican insurrection,
and asserted .thRt itwas q deliberate actof
the people to defend theirindividual rights,
which had been violated by the govern.
ment. He further asserted thatIthpse, so9
called insurgents who had been hnedby
the government troops, were simply as:
sassinated. Gen!n Prim demanded sres
traction of these offensive words. Figue.
ros refused to retract. The general sup
position Is that It will end in duel 7
! The grand military review which was
announced for today has been indefinite.
" postponed. The weather was very
stormy and diSagreeable' ~ ia ~
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New York Produce Market.

r.r.. ....,.s......... ..t INV 4Vhk, January Sl.,
: CoTTox-DuIl and declining; saleS or 100 bales
at95Ke for mlddllng uplAndS, Il, N.5pt>
FLoua- Closed dull and slightly In buyals'
Observation-Disclosures heavy at 81 1Gal 30 fSf
No. 2 spring; aud n t92@t aOsfoF winter red and
amber western. Ry0-N Nominal OAts--StaAdy
Rt 69Gb5Kcj In Gtote .for iwesteEn. Corn-Dull
and heavy at S6999c FOR ngW mixed western.
tPRoYtstotB@ NominAlly unchanged.
Beef Qnl0t and steady. cutMoGtS and Bacon
I1RDzDull and heavy at isxolsyIc for afro
prime steam. at1TEN
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baltimore Market.

1ouRADull and iAyoEI buyeFS. .lr.s i.
GHIm,-Whest-Sto8dy at 9sat Is. Corn
-D1ll; Ehlto 4I8l g yellow eSG9Se. oAts-Gl
PEoVtSioNs.[MesS Pork -Qnist ct S30.s Bacon
-Flrm, rib HI6CS le0 elSar Gldel IGN 0l6kei
LERD-QuIet ct f78t7Ke. FNI
WHuKY.-Dull At ec 4u .f
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THE PEABODY il FUNERAL. b ! II7ly \
/: PEABODY. Z, llii MAss. 4 I.,,JJ Jan, IN, 81.

@. PEABODY, Mass. Jan, 81. I.
Tho funeral Of George Peabody Is Off.
cially announced to take place here Tues:
day, February 1st, in South church. On
the arrival Of the funeral train tomorrow
the remains will be escorted to the Pea
body4Institute from the railroad depot by
q battalion Of U. s. troops and'the Sutton
Guards Of this town, tho latter furnishing
aguard Of, honor. While the remains lay
Ii stateJthe doors Of the Institute will be
open daily to, ,Yisitots from the I'd 10 the
zth Of February inclusive, Sunday ex.
cepted.. 4. ~. 80 ,r.af-.. !.