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house n Ono county. ~ pubiic ssie. on Saturday
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NIaOLAsSES AND SUGAR. received shis do =
lth mud iof sale ='y-I reduced pr,c~s. by
irhI II NJ JAMESON. Produce Dcstes.
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NOTICE.
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CIscIsnATr. Feb. OH, lsi6.

t1SCISNAT1, Ttu. 3iHi ltiP+
.Hesus Ediiors.-In compliance with your request,
hefew ith send you lew observations and remarks ~
regard 10 The Hoy San herlag aud Pork Packing Of the
Gfeat West There has been unusual interest excl
ted hrunl bout the County IN regard 10 the number o
Hogs slaughtered this winter and several Eastern as
well Western men VI less lnteres ed have pub
shed statistical oil the nnu1er of Hogs and
packed, different points, aud placed the figures very
high, very low (as say 10 suit their own views
have akea table trouble 10 ascertain the aciud
numbers, aud packed different pouls, aud here
with give the correct number OF hogs aud packed
al i3 different towns last year and This year, you will
notice that there IS IN most Ol the principal points more
less gain in numbers last season. but the most
uHporthHt gains ytu Will perceive are along the ONO
RIVER where the stands follows Cincinnati
10000. Louisville $1,000, Madison, 10 900, and T.
Evansville 800. making al these four an excess o
l33, 500 head Of hogs last season. And this has
been occasoned mol by actual increase IN the number
OF hogs raised 10 that amount, but, 10 The high prices OF
fered by The packers, which has dawn The principal
part OF that excess from distant points IN Kentucky, that
would not have reached these towns but for the over
anxiety Of the packers. Early in HE the pack
ers tafng that they wonld have short sioch made
contracts with Farmers and Dfovcfs in Kentucky which
have brought Hogs from distance o. lu 200 miles ia
some instances 10 these points, the bulk of these hogs
thus contracted ur, have IN former been driven
over 10 our Seasboad towns consequently those points
must fall short more less of their usual supply. At
!
you will notice gnu of full % 900 head Of hogs over
l"st season. and this has been principally at Chi
licohe, aud has been the result in great measure from
similar causes The high rate of prices offered by the
packers there for Hogs has only prevented the usu.
Quantity from leaving ihuse locations ald going East
hut has been the means OF drawing considerable =
mount from other locations eentreiug in 10 the several
points most convenient along the valley The lors this
season. IN consequence OF the Farmers urring or rather
forcing the thing much more than usual. to get their
yemiiag hogs INTO market. 10 obtain the high prices
will average full 10 pounds per no. lighter throughout
the Country than last season. this 500 O00 Hogs he
supposed number generally packed throughout the
West at an average o 225 pounds per Hog would de
duet from the excess So, 1888 hogs On the sl day OF
December 1874 as lar as be asce.laoed there was
iull l25.UiD bTls Of Old Pork in the United States,
loycI me amount hand at a similar date in 1916 say
$4,000 brs. in New York; 10 600 brs in all the other
Eastern cities and 80 Oo0 bs at New Orleans and all
the different points throughout the West. this with the
Excess OF old Lard aud Bacon at that tlme would be
fully equal 10 SOC, GEO hogs
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRp,y, Feb 81, 1916
Mr.. Soulhall, from the Committee of Conference IN
The lax Bill presented report, which was read The
committee, IN substance. recommend that the House re,
cede from It's disagreement To the Senate's amendments
and pass bill for the redemption of S75 676 G6 of pub,
lie debt now due, and cdecmablc at the will Of The lie
GESTURE: and that II the holders prefer 10 take per
stock IN lieu OF the per they hold her than take
the money then the per cent stock be issued 10 them
aud In this case that the readiness Of the State 10 re
deem that amount of per cent issue Of four hundred
aud odd thousand dollars made IN pa redeemable at
the pleasure nt the Legislature be advertised to holders
thereof that if the holders of that portion also prefer the
per cen, stock TO receiving the money then as in the
hrs case the per cent shall be exchanged for Their
per cent stork, and through the whulc sum- should
all the holders prefer The per cent stock Il is al
so recommended that upon the failure of persons so mott
fed 10 present heir stock Tor redemptinn all interest
upon II shall cease from the day which they are no
tfei 10 present the same.
Mr., Sout hall IN wed that the House 40 zee 10 the T,
commentator of the committee.
Mr.. Wallace having called for the ayes and nocs the
question IN the mion 10 agree with the fecommehda-
lions OF tue Committee, was determined in the atlma>
tive as follows Ayes--G2 Noes IS.
/ Or motion of Mr. Soulha ordered that lev We he civ
en- to bring in bill appropriate the sum Of StI 67G
20 towards the redemption of plrun OF the public
debt.
BILLS PASSED.
The following ensrossed Bills were read third lime
and passed.:
bill concerning certain lot holders in the town OF
i Farmve.
! bill prescribing rewards for killing Wolves in the
county of Allegheny
bill concerning executions against insolvent debts
0rs.
bill authorizing separate election at the house OF
Alexander Wade IN The couny of Bedford.
bill 10 prevent frauds upon The elective franchise
| BILLS REJECTED.
The following bills, their third reading were rc>
jeced-yiz.
bill 10 revive the act to PROV de for the constuc
ton Of road from Guests satiun 10 the tennessee line
passed Slh February. 1889. (0pposed by Mr. VERIFY
and sustained by Mesrs. Fugate, Goodson aud West
vote 81 to 49,
bill concerning Robert S. Campbell. former Ste
ward Of the Virginia Military Institute Lexington and
Opposed by Mr.. Sova aud defended by Nh. Harper
and explained by Mr.. Gtesham)
Inc Speaker also laid befHe the House a petiiio,
from Robert X, Collier, requesting The Legislature to
pass law for the more eflecual suppression of ga
ming; which, on motion Of Mr. Thompson Of Diuwidde.
was Lard upun The table.
IN motion at Mr.. Suutlah the rule OF the House
was suspended. and the ,ngossed bill apprnprsiinr
certain sum fer the redemption Of part ei the pubr
debt was taken up. read third Tine aud passed
On mutton Of Mr. McPnerson,
The Ilunse Adjourned
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.s3s'sE CON EsE.s -.
FIRST SESSION.
NssniSeros, Fe5 26, 1910.
SENATE.
nIs IGnN

The Oregon question taken up.
Nj Hferz' offered additional substitute similar Il
the House resolution. uinus qualifications and then
moved pas paneinent of the Whole subject Ill Mon.
day.
Ahef spue remarks fnm Mr.. Allen rhe effect. thai
II could 81 IN importance whe.hrf the arguments ~
speeches WIRE aimed al any particular ropo,lIlun
Mr.. Calhoun interrupted hun by asking The Chaf What
The qnesliun.
The Char SAID. the question of os'p9nemenl TIL Mon
dsy
MI Benton thought proper asJ respectful To the
FiHf HOUSE, 10 at fret Oh Their JOINT resolutions
Aicf further dtbate Ar Critlenden made remarks
Thy of eoncilisofy character Il with gen earnest
nrs he dWs upon the great responsibility which must resi-
upon those, nho by pfeelpaie course might involve the
country sanguinaty with Of the greatest powers
OF the world,
Mr.. Ncbst.r Doned the side aud expressed his
dissaii action the oi Mr. Polk. lie complained
TIL the President did show what lie reilly aiming
At For instance he claimed the whole Oregon mud yet
was IA taet keeping Congress IN The dafk lie M was
IN asof 81 immediate action by the Senate Tins doubt
rs 10 te 81 the senate very injurious 10 the bust
les 81 the country IN subsequent speech lie said he Mas
wiling 10 vote iaf the solutions OF MI tulquit
Mr. Gass in explanation, denied that he sa war Was
inevitable
Mr.. Webster expressed hi. firm assurance th England
will never give W her present claims 10 Oregon bat without
know Ing the eVaft state ofnegoations his tongue should
be bsefcd before would say or argue any thing defoga-
tory TO the American title
long aud interesting debate hcn arose between MesS.
Coquit, Breeze Calhoun, Ilunneean aud others, after
which At late hour, without accomplishing any thing, the
senate bs vote Of = 10 T. Adjourned 10 Monday next
In The 81 the debate, Mr. tass said II SIR r. Peel
really meant What he sed sen he regretted MI Pakenham
did mi seud oef al the 1lh degree home England
that y was the duty othc English 10 recall MI
Fahtnhan and 10 send another Minister with another offer.
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EDITORS SPO.NDE,NCE.

RIcHMoNp, FEB. IS, 1916.
Before this letter gets to hand, the melancholy lin!s
If The death o. John II. Peasants have already
reached YOU through other channels He brearhed
last Yesterday morning about o'clock-can, sei,pOs.
seSSsd aud rational Ia The last-hayng fingered
we're PAM IRON the wounds ,ceyed in his bloody ZEN
counter with young Richie, about 43 hours, This
sudden and violent termination OF the career of man
VIII has filled 50 large space in the pubic eye ard
"ho by tie ygor Of his Pen, had welded So pow efIul
an ltlluence nPn the popular mnd, has Necessarily
eNrIed strong sensation. But it was not alone
brilliant writer that Mr. Peasants had secured strong
hod on the ieellags ofa large portion Of tie community
lie was OF attractive social qualities and cwet
men had drawn arourd themselves circle OF ruer and
warmer friends. Even his political opponents, wiz
kne" him personally and well, admired and loved lie
man: or though he sometimes Infused oreal bitterness
into his controversial writings. Mey knew (what h'ss
who strangers 10 him were ALWAYS surprised
hear, that in his he never far an instant harbourtda
malicious vndclive feeling. In my intercourse with
him, (Which, however, was much less intimate lOr
few years PAST than formerly. had frequent occasions
10 observe that his runeenl articles were written
IN me ehlre absence OF excitement, and unreIu'nY
IN his best humored mocds aud have had ample oprof'
iuhIeS oil knowing thai he was always not only ""4'
but anxious 10 make the fullest sonement any person
who might satisfy him that he had inflicted wound up
IN his feelings, unless indeed the raraiion sah wee
demanded In a menacIng or insulting tome. Then, le
was as firm in refusing concessions and in ''cavng on
the ninth part ola hair as under other circumstances
he yielding and flexible in his disposition. LORD
Byone aiuSun 10 the death of his friend Falkland. VIM
tell, like Mr.. Peasanis in private brawl. may be CT
ted as sirikingy Illustrative of the qualities as wei as
the fate of deceased friend. .'On Sunday. ('ays
Lord by ron. oehed him his table, dispensing
It's hospitahes with a noble pride: On Friday morning.
at o'cock, saw stretched beIure all thai reman
ed Of genus, courage, feeling and host 81 passions
lie died like brave man. though i. 10 be wlsheu
that II had been in better cause; Tor had he iaenl
like the deck of lrigate or on the field Of
Of battle, his last moments would have been held nPW
l.
his counfymen as an example IL succeeding htrneS
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Domestic Intelligence.

Eiomlhs Richmond .Ntlrs and Star, Feb 80
Il is our sad duty 10 announce 10 distant
defs, tho melancholy death ou fnday morning the 9th
lust, at , ocIoek of our friend, JOHN lIANPDEN
PLEAsANrS, the Senior Editor OF This paper. aud u
the new one IN contemplation by There Is hlle need
OF announcing II to the people OF Richmond. The perva
ding gfef which has rested on the city for Two days past
duriug his Illness has shaded into sill darker gloom
nng ere this as the dings OF his late have passed from
citizen 10 citizen throughout The iown In arcurdance
with The decicy which characterized him as man Of
feeling he desired mention 10 tie made in this paper
while he lived, Of the fatal cause OF his unmey fall
But the lips which expressed that wish are seal ed in
dea'h and The great heart Witch dictated II. has ceased
10 beat We owe the duty 10 the public 10 make
known the fact, that he fell wounded in numerous paris
Of his body, in reconre with Mr.. Thomas Richie Jr,
on "Wednesday morning last. on the Manchester side
OF James River, about sunrise OF the morning. aud lin
gercd IN much agony until two O'Clock Of Thursday
night. when he sunk into eternity.
w e nave no heart II II We're becoming in us-to
give any oi the particulars Of this horrible trancdy-
Others will doubtless do it. But we take pleasure in
consolng his iflerds with the assurance that he died
calmly and complsedly-and with his DYING breath de
claied that he had no purpose 10 kin his adversary
We might enter lhto detail ot what fell under own
reluctant observation. prior la the meeting, relating 10
this declaration. bul as statement, by other and ADLER
hands III probably DO made Of these matters we for,
bear 10 mention them here.
Mr.. Peasants had for quarter Of a century filed
conspicuous place before the public. IT, n mind uatu-
rally gifted he had add all the Of cupous read
my Win a heau over sensitive; prompting hun often
10 mpnslve action, he sll oyerl9wed ever Nth lphe
generosity, which bare no malice and sconcd nedl-
laiedmJury Ills was conhdlng heart The word
Of friend was as law TO hm--and his was a magma
nlny ever careless of self thoughtful Of others lis
l'ie was life Of sesacrdce. His capacnns heart new
eT thought ut te things. aud he in his intercourse
with men gentle as child. As writer, he was too
well known ta his ygor. badness and point, for his flu
ency oi style and classical finish. dena ID a wurd-
/ lie has national reputation. and an envahle fame.-
But his heart, his magnaulmous heart, who of all his
friends VIII ever fail 10 shed tear when they think oil
John iiampden Peasants, aId his unlimrly end and
above all OF the aged mother aud the orphan children
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DREtnrUL STEAMBOAT AcomENr.-iiren Lires
Lost-Capt. Perry, oi the steamboat Brunette arrived
Yesterday from 81 Louis and reports that the steamboat
Saadn, from NJ shvle, IN coming dawn the riycr came
INTO collision last FRIDAY evening. The 18th INST with
The se'mhnal Congress, gona up, Pitchers Point
Fifteen persons were hcd by the collision or snbse
quenlly drowned but their names moi given Tie
caon ct The congress separated from the hull and was
lowed down To Lake Providence ty the Saadln The
hull OF the Congress Immediately sunk.
We learn further that in consequence ef the collision
the connecting pipes Of the engine of the Congress
burnt aud severely scalded several Of her passengers-
ne brunette brought down some ot the passengers Of
the Congress and landed them al Nicksbnrg
~ O. Picayote, FEB. l7ih.
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share tins usef. hsiboIs ihe e,ssi u thus
ervka 10 Esce Grrat Britain into su.ndering urss.r
the oaly cvumercsl sdvauage- the only benz hi nais-
pe~sssle naval coanuy-ahleh lhr district alords.
md which she has hiiheo enjoyed; and u proposes Is
siulioa IL the dilemals the ehole territory
vi which the limits are thus c,niested.'
Americaa representatives. would you suhm!, such a
st the consideration ai just all the world
Would you abide by uheir opinon7 Or will you 60 10
10 decide The righteousness OF your olaimsl
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY. Feb %.
number of bills Were read first aud second lime
Tie following were rejected their second read.
ing
bull changing the time OF holding The Quarterly
Courts OF the county Of Carroll.
bill authorizing the appointment of Commissioners
pany 10 the lands Of WIN. H. Peasants.
On motion of Mr.. McRae, the House dispensed with
The recess Tor To day
All the bills on their first reading were then road
The reports OF Committees rejecting Petitions Sc.
Were concurf,d in by The House
On mutton VI Mr.. VERIFY, the House adjourned
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! rnplyed by lbein we take the liberty OF sendi"-
this number q papet To sone oi them, At thr same
aa informing lbeai ihat large ma5rty Of the bas'
ness men nf Southwestern Virginia are SUBSCRIBERS "ho
vii Illus have an opportunity n an introduction 10 mem
through their old lflend--lhe Nirglnaa. We are mol
In the habit Of begging for work Bni as this mode
Of ding business VIII be advantageous 10 both pai'Fs-
They advertising AID We getting the pay--boh Viii
be benefled Try II, aud then You will see the adsa
iages. -.
" Our brethren If the ptess, 10 whom we send THIS
article market, will do The favor III giving II an m
sefIiUn, aud Their kindness shall be reclpfoeaied
abingdon trsiaiap.
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1873

(llo, ibO
lhuS you can see very plainly that there must be an
excess OF nl 2u3,4 heed OF ings cut This season at
me oihc MINOR poiats Throughout the West which is
ent"fy beyond the bounds Of probability; to make even
NE same amount Of Pork, Lard and Bacon, throughout
me whole Country Tins season. there was LAST even
II we Were To allow thai The excess the rlver ponis
ana me ecloa Valley was an absolute excess in auan-
NY raised IN the Immediate country around those towns
when is not The case but throwing all this aside and
surprising there was al This lime full as much Park
La ra and bacon throughout Ike United States Mt the
commencement OF this year. there was last and NOT
wIlhsiandng the packers hare paid an ayeraue of one
cent per pound higher for their Hogs this winter than
aS canoi see any ranse for the present panic nor ana,
good reason the same OF prices should not be obtained
lo The manufactured article during the present season as
there was obtained last year. and nolhng can prevent
mem IRON dung So unless unforeseen causes should
alecl The money market throu2 hout the country and
compel them 10 sell 10 meet their liabilities TO Tho nd
vantage OF Spectators and if the same rates of nrees
are obtained they will generally make moderate prof
and do very fair and prosperous business during the
o'n'"s SEASON. Yours sincerely.
TO reference TO This subject have received from ans
DINER source the following Information respectnp the
total number OF Hogs Slaughtered aud Packed this sea
-
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600
10000

st I.auis do 1900
Mississippi and Missouri River above slm
LOUIS. about 10000
Tufal .d27 000
.nesus. Editors -Ablve send yor The results Of my
Observations IN the West to The number Of Hogs pack
ed fat 10, which may be sune uide to you in
making ur yanr annual statement. The aggregate be-,
leye 10 be nearly will be a0Ie 10 reach
though there may be slight variations in the de-
tails.
Believing his statement 10 be correct cannot see that
the quantity OF provisions for this will much If
any, exceed the quantity of last when the difference be
tween the old stock Of The two is taken into calculate
remember tightly your stat eent Of last wear exiih.
lied the packing $40 100 HIS With conceded stock
in The Safes Canadas and West Indies Of $50 eco bIs
Of Pork. To make up this it would require the bulk OF
all the difference between the packing u is stason and
last.
You will observe very large increase ia the quantity
packed IN Louisville and Cincinnati, which is 4 be &C,
counted Tor by the packers Of hese points, having
during the past SUMNER contracted ur very large qaan
lIIes Ia The lower countries Of Kentucky, which were
formerly ddsen Soulh, ultimately lesseung their sup
pyi this IS corroborating IN many ways, but with which
Is not necessary 10 trouble You with.
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From The ,Nec Orleans Picayme, Eel. l1ii
GREAT FIRE AT. kSBI'RG

By the steanhat Charlotte we Yesterday received an
extra from the office Of the Vicksbur, Whio. dated n
saturday, the ! ih inst giving he particulars Of dc,
sltncl've conflgaion in that city, which broke out on
'nal morning We gve the extra cntirr:
~, NIckSrrgG, Saturday Feb II.
This morning about daylight, fire broke out in a
frame building next to the riveT at the foot Of jackson
street, belonging II Judge Budley aud temporarily CO.
cuPPd ny some slaves belonging IL Mr. Wick that
were brought here to be shipped up the river 10 his pan
,atlon They kndled fire upnn some earth that had
ceeh iorhioty placed there and on which a stove had
s'ou' and II is supposed II comm0nca ed 10 the 1iar
!, 'ne" caught the Two houses occupied by the Ness,s
Dehfrsoo. which stored with hay and corn. md
rom Thence communicated "a The old bpilIIn, f,rn,,
y occupied as the W hg office Il then soread IN H.
commission warehouse Of M James GNinn. eniirfI,
consuming that and tour adjoining frames then r1sssJ
washington street, and sweep the nud.nps from tho cr
"e' " 'acNSn TO MAN and tram thence up Main street
" "ant-Mr. FrasSe'S brick audlpg alma h,;,
saved lhe north side of Main street. from W,sbina
ION 10 Walnut is heap of ruins, as " IN as rho
sue Oh " annt street as lar MS the r, slsnce az Nj
Shockney, which was consumed VI 41is'
, nv "'"d was very high at the time and opo L,I, :
'"e Town would have been burnt bat Tor the roccn,
WV i'nS o' the houses being very wet-blszinn shin.
s., "e' V'"tus laIing very thick over The whale If
oiaa,-ii -fta' utsl ui property DESTROYED and
y their all. nave 1851 "eat'
~, nc iaStIs were, Judge Bndey, ,hree honses Mr.
I".n"' 81 New Orleans, one: Mr. Armsrnny one. si,e
philaI+It h'N, pwInn, belonging 10 sumo one in
p pra iialiwell Nick's heirs. several houses;
+ ~ pa"N one I. ) Bank one, 5. G.. Field twu;
- ~ Do"ns one; Railroad Bank one. ] A X l,in one
H. 9ud2er one; DR. Peck one: f. b ii, lily une. A. n
N1"ut one; \. H. WEEK three; aud Messrs. Dikinsnns
wv "'nttS lhoir stock Of stores.-Messrs Field and
M'e,n Were the On palties whose property were nsur
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We learn from the Rockingham Register that the
Valley Stage was robbed on the night u the llth or
10Th, a few miles below Ilarrlsouburg The boot was
cut open, and several boxes. rnnk and one Of the
mails taken on BY the way we did not know thai
THE BOOT the proper place Tor carving The mail
SIaMton SpccLnlor
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u "ooDSON HUGHES, Egg, is nominated in the
hefuocan asa eandnc to represent Halifax county the
neat House of Delegates.
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Gain

oho" ing Ia matter 10 stand lhus excess in the mum
per 9 mead OF Hogs cut IN The 10 towns herein named
(mcludng all he most important places aver last year
cutting III Qo0
Deduciing for light weight Ills season 55.33s % SCI
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g. The Wings OF Nelson have nominated Col CIiAs
ifhhoN ,Hs their candidate Tor the next House Of Dele
gates And the Democrats have nominated Walker Cole
man, Esq, as his opponent