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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-09
The .tis Rieht , OF i,i Disession. ems, ION.

The Richmond (Va.) Wing of, Satur-
day, 2eth ult., after quoting an extract
from the speech of J. w. Hunnicutt,
the Southern delegate, at indianapolis,
speaks as follows: g.J i.iatsir5i 7,,,iii
( /. eff this man, return to Richmond, ,
ought he not to be arrested, not for his
political opinions, but as an incendiary
and disturber of the public peace 2'';ia
It is full time the Southern people
were cured of this distemper. For
thirty years they crushed out Freedom
of Speech and of the Press. In time of
profound peace, and on topics of gem
eraI concernmeut, no man was allowed
to speak or print otherwise than as the
slaveho1ding aristocracy, and the polit-
fcal leaders assimilating Herewith,
consented and decreed. Northern men,
going South, and only suspected OF
holding opinions obnoxious to that
aristocracy, were commonly subjected
to mob violence, andsfound themselves
without f, means OF redress. The
rights guaranteed to them by the
Constitution were defiantly trampled
the nation mean that this condition OF
affairs shall not be renewed that all
Southern men, subject only to proper
amenability to then Constitution and
Laws, shalI enjoy the. right freely to
discuss, in their places of abode, or
elsewhere.a all public questions; and
that Northern men going South, shall
be just as secure from violence, or, in
suit, in consequence of giving expires
sion to their feelings and ideas, as
Southern men are when they come
North, and exercise the same right,
section Of the Consti uti6nal Amend.
ment, and of the fifth section.sci5 y,.,fs5l
1.-The sooner the leaders OftSouthern
opinion understand the sunalterabl
purpose otEthe e.; Nort1 on TINS subject
the better 1t VIII be for them and toI
an. Ssnen n snsy eonsept' n2s slIap1y n
y, ~ ~
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soonar m 'uo t' .',s ~
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a's General News Summary. -.
.#L Oil has I3aaSr strncir ~ lreEirf FTa,,itie,
Ind = = t.''t' = - % ~ = 1>-. ~ ~ q '
NDrring sentember 1885 ,mmi,
rants ssi-TfvetI n New Y,1IiI- Z - =
~. T., H.. Y.
ItL. y. ss1. 2sI manu-
oEganlsS nave Ius1, snqlppeo 4Vr tpi ~
M @'',Liilz,
-ne I ~ tne hile
9t FonteyrapAt have lately been p4plpl
oefeo. 90 30 - =, iie5 = ,''sit .i-E.s.--.
The High Rock spring at Saratcga
esnS naS 0een 0ee SOU 70 . 7toSeS AOl
p. !. mn ...lsA.sEi prs 2
-Ristorf's Queen Elizabeth is de
clRred on all hands to be her creates
impersonatien.s s. ereJerg sps
Play is running high at Baden
Baden. An sEngltshS duke has los
So, GOO In one night this season.
bismarck has caused the Queen o
Hanoyer's hair to turn white. TWl
months ago twas jet black. ali;.q
John Morrissey wants to 20 to Con
presslan6 ON 4 Eonda ay made application
for naturalization papers at New York
~ e1ga;lay, ana, 1T5rwsy ,,,S ara. ,lsib,
4 6nt n The 3ssS q the Tate SF hair an dnei
par ahnum, and Green inland is sgradhAlly
(, y ",
ascslL oI i x; IAN. AZ &
, 1866-01-15

Of life, shc at the ka1ne lime enlArEes her sphere
OF utetnlneas, and adds to the general sdYanea-
ment of morality and Ch1is.ianlty. Just eueh
croakers IS this Highlander" do more
10 retasd the growth of morality on the Pa
cifc alopt than any other class, for when the
night soH Of people think Of settling among
us, their wailfng and harsh guttczals deter
them. MY friend may think be Is doing a
good service in uttering hia warnings, but l
knoro that he is injurlng not only the West,
bu! also the East. There are over a ahundred
thousand Young men west Of the Rocky
Mountains as surplus over female popula-
tlon. There Is corresponding surplus Of fe-
males in the Eastern States, and the equilib-
num must be effected. We want women who
arc willing 10 labor, because they deem In
honorable. There Is room for thousands Of wo-
men on the Pacific coast II they will labor,
and they arc generally we'll remuneratcd.
The young men Of the East move Westward,
and have not their sisters the same right
But have already oyerrun my time, and
have only to say that next year It is ny In
tention to taks to the far West many more,
aud that the gentleman whose abnsa called
ont this Rott, viii be compelled 10 change bis
tune, and bid the ladies welcome to theIf new
homes. A. 8. MERCER.
, 1866-01-15
Chicago Provision Market,

CHICAGO. January II ts6s.
Ths spiz1s Of speculation h8cksa no ay nc grovQs
e &c q asas stos aa psS
sey = h9
crop advocates ase gaining converts dsy. bas atai
10
ss (
t%s tar Ioxer ta.n s3y Of he otneF ef9ss
T. ns ptss = nr S seis x, MAJ
the settled cousCtlon The minds nt packers OF
~ eestansy = 10 tho Ultimate result. Il L very
ehe esE y ~
have Al1cn oil ne iast see days Of Ihe week, 1hen
a. saa ssT s
ia5!ner Eas u. owing & 10 Pc ac.enee Of .a.acial 4
9o5
ming % o tne total PACKING .hofser ,h.a o7co liz
vr2 nne. nd ~ number tsF t.ceeds the Live Hox+
,5sn ardeiisis 70 drive MARKET: but ]! i !! shs
.1me s yont f. ana aax, 70 ss Hss.
sssee.E e Is .1a =
Il IS 'a'
1s sees1p: q HSs, Fl ne p1;: xsef s nr =
she shipmen.: Dressed ls 81 L,,e As sot.1 :L0sz.
ss1f
In rs the receipts were Drtzzed Is; Lrc IL
total 41tsi; md the shipments: Dressed ,3s Live
as>o, leayicE for paektl9 focal con3uu pou. &c ,2,
The decteEcy which existed IN the receipts Oct
this year compared with ass IL slowly Diminishing
srd up {994sls. The packing Tor lhts
III near cau asccrta1n. sum up ef.4G head.
Packers are still combining themselves, as much
possible. to American cuts, and are standon!nG Fig
Hsh Mest8. the prices c1rFeht for which hold ous
InGuteMfnt for thclF 13atufactu1e. Tht market ftx
products has been much excited. and holders have IN
Eed higher prices. Hess Pork Is hald very nfulY
1t k.C1 hut abort sei1efs have been 0faln< to
t19ct for fetfnsIy and March delivery 1t x:s..e.
F1mr Mess u GneTeo At t4A-5st$-an1 Extra r7lme
snd Kump Pork could be hat It e!.n41t1. i;uik
III ats Shoulders. fuily cnred sru At t1e
and Sl1e1 Al l1Ae Loo se. Green Meats 1fm atyaa4e
fnr sh0nfe-. and I- fcc for sides arl ts@159c for
HamE-the outs1Ge figure for }oln's tfona Eesh-
" klauzA1eted ho-s. SUGAR ficS1el Hams sell as
Ras1iah neats haze been neglected. shoash fe-lsy
betn held It psc iolK midaiinss at iie, sirat:5rs
made Lard has been In good demand n lie prime
stea and l1Ac for ket.te rendered. No. held ut Is
to t8Hc. GFeasc ntn 1t lie Cor whtr c for yellow.
1rd II to Ec for brown. Reef nominal at 3it9o to
}l60G for Ness and St5n for Extra Meas 1ailow L 10
i3c.
since writing the Above We hare thought It ~ we'll
call your attention to the net that of the hosa
nored as being received hese. ais. noted nuou.s
the reccptR At Ctucnuatl onF shipments OF Dressed
Hogs to ih1t market Amount1rXsto 3.5O ht1u. Hogs
ccscd nrm at 10f TO lie for Dressed and o to lc e
Live. FTtiEht1 unchanged.
HENRY MILwAHn Co.
, 1866-01-15

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bu& uudez dull adviccs Gum the East tho markets
generally ruled quiet
Tbs Provision market opened firm. with a good
feeling among operators; but before anything OF
consequence was done, the New York reports came
In dull and lower, and the drmness at the opening
gave way TO inactivity and heavtness, 1t lesst r
| AZ buyers were concerned Mesa Pork was bald At
SN.5oGsa.00a at the opening, but befor- the close
there were Tree eelers 1t @2700Sbg7.50- The sales
amounted to 400 bsis, At <sS5o6H.00 for country
city for present delivery, te700 for delivery dnr
ing the Last ten days ofJanuas5 and f:7.s5 buyers
opiiouv al this month. Bulk Shoulders were fold
ut lie loose nom I've hoes, and At 10ssc loose rom
drcased hogr- Street Ptckled Uams were In actlye
request At 15401ac for heth, md at tic fot tul1y
cured. Green uams were IN good demand, and
frm at 15&@l6c, and Green Shoulders at oGasc
ftcm block. Lard was quiet but nnchansea. with
sales Of 81 uerces prime steam Eeaf Lard at 1sc.
The receipts Of nogs, hre and dressed to-day,
amounted 10 II, 4G7. The market for dressed Hogs
opened n1m with buyers at II md 115&c but sellers
held their s3ocIs higher, and before any saies we're
effected the New York report was read, when buy
ers Withdrew md the market Immediately became
dul and heavy-closinG nj 10ss md 1014c-a decline
Of &c on yesterdays prices The sales were eom-
parativeIy ght-a 1atga number Of sellers refusing
to accept the prices offered.
H1ghwlnes were neglected and nominal At 3. .18-
The F1onr market IVES very quiet, though there
was NO absolute change In Ta1e7-holder1 refusing
h,nd~ ~ a. MAJ s nv s,+r- Fx,r,a nd e * H.
s1a.ts e.a.e. 60. 49, fe' "''e'' AsA
49, a.s..te. ~ ,oa,,ar. uhe.. ,r,. n,.t .,a
- A1A .M,. -s' " ..As.te 60 .e.-
ta,nes 'HeSotsr-e,osns, ao"eves' angauy atm1
LIED On No.s epfinG YVES steaa5 ana fata
er more active. Red Winter was qnlet- Abont 11s.-
600 bu were sold at & $50 10 for No. Red; s. say
@$1.a4 for No. l, and 65G9oc for No. Spring
closing with buyers OF No. Spr1ur at St.eax md
aet1e.s Al n Fl =
M. I cnrn xas f4,]1 nnd 1e 1over Init Ra{eeted
49,, T., -. s.,,.,s 49,. .,..s ~ ~s..s.,.wt -
vaa ~ sooa asaa aaa s.saa! @ =. Jss'esaS pt,.
cee. sa'ss were maoe a. a4&s44he iot no. i JIG
Oats were duh md caster with ealeS st 24,sGaa3c
o1c No I. ear Eor M . and 17Xr fr Rr3rrtad IN
storr
nye u,z Inactive ana nominal. ut sec for No. 4.
Hs@ Va 4'o ""'A' ~ ""> 'SA A'0' -
and 4sc tor no; =
Barley was dull and ncmlual. 4 lot OF 500 bu
Canadian was sold At s1.st, IN sto1e-
SEEDS were qdlet, VIII 6ale* or II naEea e41 Seed
nt Se 80. There was nothing doing In Timothy or
Clover Seed, which remain nomInaliy unchanged.
Beef Cattle wero quiet to-day, and prices without
, 1866-01-15
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Letter from Gen. W. r. Shernan-Ehe
Iu1Fez I2umor CanArd-Sheriuan
Sends Early a WhirltnG.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1s-Ihs Ale7.ndEia, L.,
Etmocrtt publishes Letter Of Gen. W. T. Sherman
to friend in Ka2idcs Parish, IN which be contra
diets The impression thst hfs appointment as su.
perinlcndent Of The Louisiana Military Academy at
Alexandria beiere tho war was due to BEag: Q.
Beauregard. lie controgetts the impression that
when he LEFT Louisiana he Was pledged not
to se.ze against the South. He did cay at Ale1ao-
d1ia that var would be tho inevitable result Of Sc
cessicu. At New Orleans, on the eve Of departure
ior St. Lonis. he might hare said to Bras, be was
not going North 10 see military service, which was
true he refu.ed to enter Tho volunteer lorte tfst
called ont by Lincoln, because he corAidered the
whole South would become involved In war which
could be handled only BY vast armies Of regulars.
General Sherman concludes. IL wish the South
well, and II I hayc been scoarRe, then how much
better that 1t 1thau Zen. Butler or coma other
Of that class."
The san Antonio Nfrold Of thu Sd says It was
mistaken IN reporting the arrival Of Juarez from
Fl pafo. 1t VAS 0rteEa who came.
General Sheridan, replying to letter tn The New
York Netcs In regari to General Early's official
porta OF Confederate forces and Iosecs, publishes
letter in The Crescent showing that he captured a.
prisoners moro mcn than Early reports Nas his
entire force.
The Adjutant General Of Mississippi has revoked
the order duarning negroes, the appehended dan-
ger harsDg passed over,
, 1866-01-15
FRDN NEW YORK.

Special Meeting Of she Chamber OIL
EoEomexcc-The Paris WoFld'a E1-
posttton-Tho FenlzDs Wa5e9ouso
Robbery-StnbbinS Caao-Doath from
R1poaure.
NEW YoaE, Jan. 1a-Ihe Chamber Of Commerce
held special meeting yesterday to feceivo ths 70
port or thelt Cotnni'tee relative TO proposes r
Ianeements {or ihe proper repteaen'4aoa o. toe
United states at the Pars Exhibition Of 1885, Eeso-
1utlons were adopted and inttlAtoJ psoceed1ngs
taken 10 bring the matter before The Government
and the various Chambers Of Commerce and 11n-
dred institutions throughout the country
Tha subject Of the interference OF Ine stat9Hr "
limitAt1uns With the CLAIMS Of Northern creditors
wAs aRnin brought bciora the Board, nnd futtoet
steps taken IN this matter. Resolutions n nonor
OF The late Robert B. MIutrrn were adopted-
Col. O'Maboney Yesterday received ':ttT rom
Head Centre Stephens. eoFd1aly indorsinS MA &C
tIon during the lste trouble, md appointing hlt9
Representative and Financial Agent Of the fo-cslled
Irish Republic In this country.
A bonded warehouse On The corner OF Masni1R-
Ton ard Carlisle strrefs, WIS robbed on 1hufadaJ
nleht Of about &6Gc0 worth Of silks vel7ets. etc.
-Four meu weto subsequently arrested on suspicion
OF having been eugnged ln the Affair." and the greater
portion of the ttolen goods recovered
Uu1p. a quarrel yesterday afternoon between
two men raued Patck Bishop and Edward John
son, {hc lattcr stabbed the former IN the SIDE pro-
drc3ug aeupposcd mortal wound.
The unfortunate eulgrant passenger on tne
ST teamcr Neptune, Mra. Mary A. Gilroy. whose pill.
able case wss autographed yesterday, his died from
the effects Of cxp01nrr and neglect
, 1866-01-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Destruction Of Steamboats,, BaFxes
and Canal Boats-E1clting Scenes
Several PeFBonR Reported Drowned.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibune.l
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Is
The river this morning was flied with q denso
na.f Of ice which WAS moEing down the stream
with great power, mo- boat being able to live In It
moment. The river rote during the night about
two feet estucng that the upper rlSers were pour
ing down their waters to swell the current
About bali past ten last night the ice again COM
menecd 10 mote from aboye, and In ,ts downward
sNeep crushed the Hatle May, leaving her nothing
but wreck.
The noble steamer Neb71ka, which did such
good work yesterday. waa caught hy the lee Hood
and dtfveu On The levec between Washington aFe-
nne I'd T1e srse whese she 's,. "a, hep1etsh! q!
river eide and going to pteces. The crew were
engaged in removing e7czyihins tfom the steamer
About daylight thls morning, bo.t supposed 10
ihe ns,hes q he Cd osne @ ies qhe Belle Isnphs
w moved down several blocks, lost 5ss ehi@nsyr
and Empire City, which were psrtially Funk on Tie
1e,h UT, al vent down. Nothing is seen OF tho
Ths RossI,s' @ o. Hoilie III Mcptke and Argonaut arc
stranded On sand bar opposite the city,
The City OF Pettn. new etc1n-wheeler, belong
Ing TO the Illinois Picket Company. WAS also sunk.
et.t'NA4 "~Ae NN4ff]s-4 eAA+1 AAAeAA@A44A - 'AS
The barge saEd,t, lying outside TIE JoseRh, 6: g:
Ga1ts1de, hea ennk, and In einktng saTeo the
The City Of Alton was seen this morning With
fteam up Eamming away 1t the foot Of The gorge
Ills mentioned in nve4 circles that tho Nebraska,
day, injured her eide, and Thai gang Of carpenters
were engaged At the rste OF $le per honr 70 repair
her. When the ten o'clock rise occnryrd. the
Nebrstka IVES cs1led down half block, when
al the carpenters Jumped ashore, leaving
The steamer to her tate. Last night. Just
before the Ice moved, . wstchman at the loot o.
CAT street. reports having seen several men. W1n
lanterns. On The Ice evidently eudeayozng e sEo.s
slnk through the tca. He Immediately went doun
TO the edge Of the Ice, but could set nothing more
Of the nncu, And suppo.cs they wefa carried do"n
by the current and drowned.
The large leg has disappeared, and the fsr1{ ooaH
arc erossing, the ehoppedup, rutten ice offering "
lie Obstruction The ice Enlge belowH sepofIea
burat. koa1s are advertised to leave fof NcH u
leans on Monday. The steamer Ed. Walsh Is sAia
below Carondelet.
The canal boat BALTIMORE Aud barge Cincinnati,
lying rear tho Iron Clad monitors, were hoth sunE
The Ed. Walsh, elda-wheel steauae! onEng 70
;. The A. n. 8. 8; Co, lying near ne aoeks' "a'
ca1Flea away and Ia supposed TO be sung.
The te!y-boai MullEan u not IN slkhr cut )"
supposed 10 be sasp.
-1he Moilie Able, belonging to Tho a. = y. s:s.
Co, We reported sunk this mofoluH oel2N ~
thst abe went thfopEh tbs alough, and Is on the
Iunoia shore, not h1dly damaged.
Tha Cusa md Armada haye bsaA d2H1&od nom
&hOQ0 To n -.
, 1866-01-15
DISMISSAL OF sWEENY,

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n!a a1a m 4,,sa s,s..s ha. M ,asn ass'n,ass
We " saH u ~ a,,ss,ca s ,r,than, % ~ ,aa1a :,
if1m " .us ~" ~. a,s,taa Sossa.a ..ass
,:n."Ss ..~s.ussna - ~ ~ =, 49, "r1sass+,,, =,
W" ~ . s.a .a..asas .so ,s,.,, ~ -, -.a4.ssa.
- s!u us 80 es sss,,,aa.;.. e. -
tAoa's ..a,. . w.. eaI,sas r.S...u :. y, -. ~
seace 20 Veil .nc -, neao cen'ct ~ NC"
1ork. MAJ. ecn. 1no"as' commanding tne
department Of tennessee, fciasea 10 grant It.
Thcrcupon Gen. sWee0y took French leave,
and without pe5nissaon ahscnted himself from
his regiment. Whercupon, for this aet OF
gross insuboEdlnattcn and violation Of military
discipline, the Secretary Of War dismissed
him from the service Of the United States.
Major sTeeny Was brave olAcef, and fought
galiantay during the waT, and was popular In
the army. It is very much TO DC regretted
that he has 50 toolfshiy made snip~reck Of his
military prestige How the 1oea could ever
have found lodgment tn his brain that an OH.
Ger In the American army was at Liberty TO
accept commission in f1llibustering organ-
ization, 10 make war on nation with which
VIC arc Mt peace, is bcysaa our comprehension.
, 1866-01-15


The money marint today ws1, - usual, closa
and stringent The National BankH bad to pay the
$3.50 >0C0 which was drawn On them by tho Govern
mcut few days since. and this tended to increase
tho sffingency In some quarters quito materially:
hut On she whofe the demand was not quite so
urgent and the pressure was rot general.
The rate Of discount at the banks ia steady at 10
2 cent . sunum, bnt street rates arc nrn at 1H92
. cent q month
The market for Eastern Exchange to-day waa fat
and heayJ at 9sG1l0 discount buying and par SELL
Ing. Round lota were sold by The bankers to each
other at 1.11I 1-so discount
The general markets today ruled qniet. Flour
wa dull Wheat ~as quiet and &c higher. Corn
ruled 3iG1c lower. Oats were quiet and easier.
HJe ard Barley were dull ard unchanged. Pro3i-
siuns ware fsm at the opening, but under nnfavor1-
bic ndrtces from New York, The market closed weak
aud heavy. Dressed Hogs opened buoYant but
elosed 1;c = b lows5 than yesterday.
Gold opened in New York to-uay at 1917. and
closed at 1851. Tha following sr6 the quotations
teleg1aphed to James Boyd s Brothers, gold bro
keSA:
, 1866-01-15

NEW YonE, E,Jsn.1a-A dispatch from Warrington
Gortonsyi!le, Va, 10 put Oh the mail, tie crowd
assaulted the mall aren't, who was Northern man,
and informed him they would not allow any Tan-
KEGS to ruu On their roads. The Ea;n moving OF,
the agent ekcsped with his 1lfe. When the act vas
reported to the post oflce department, the Post
Muster General Immediately struck Go1donsvtl1e
from tue LIT OF post Offices, and trains now run by
that point.
, 1866-01-15

congregational delecalee 4 slight. but pFl7ate adyt
.dtate1J coc1z equal etrIl rtphls upon freedmen.
The bist Of tho Alexandra ftoters y psoH tessans
today. Coacfod Witnesses admitted 10 tne sa0e
privileges Il xhliea in taking the tastln1ony.
,Lieui. Awann committed a0icide on noart nc 70
eelv1nk shtp Vermont this morning, BY ehootne
htMhcJf viii = pfnfoI
, 1866-01-15

Tho receipts this week have n1en Is SO below th1sc
Of last md Ere LIS more than for the corresponding
week Of last year.
Tbs market opened Urn, on Monday with = large
n1mber OF Hogs IN tho pens awaiting buyers. Prices
ruled buoyaut Tor 4 short time. bat eased off
toward the eloae. On Tuekdav p1tcea were ser with
IN setiro demand. bat 10 actual advance Wis eatah
lnhtd The aAes considerably exceeded the receipts
4ud the humber n tho yards wa1 materially redaced
The day following WIS characterized By continued &C.
ttrlty, and N sdvaues Of 7o395c 100 ~ WA e,tab
1!shtd. On Thursday there was no sppa,r1t shate-
menr n the zeal Of opeTstn!s sad further uproYs
ment of2a4Sc 1ov , Wa made. The recepta con-
ttnued light, aud the number awaiting purch14e wa
rt6uced to less shAa Zoo.
TIA Two ls.s days Of tho week were Likewise acuve,
hut busress was restricted BY seasou Of tho st.4aseacy
70 the supply, sad pttees rero .1rth1T enhanced,
Packers b9ve been TIE principal operators .nd
nearly an the stock sold hss gone into their hands
let hs activity the pkt Of the packer. /, not eeu
as1s It Is only po1t1on Of then. sho zfe oper,tns
se!9a asns havs not yat eas inkle hog. aad II u
not likely they will do dnrtug the season. And Of
thoso working vesy few are making bazreled pork.
9oue arc engaged On Government cou,sacts and
others have been cutting English Meats. Tbs recent
adEcea. however, ftnm the European srtets are not
Of such character to induce continuance Of this
couIse.
The enhanced pricss which h4ve marked the week.
are due II soe degree. to the Light receipts, and to
growing conviction that tho "cropr viii be short.
still It 10 not probable shas wttA heavy snpplIea snch
CHARACTERIZED the latter part OF Last week. the
rc part Of this, the present rates be maintained.
Tho effect Of the prices now ruling, will doubtless be
TO tndueo more shipments to this point In which svent
ve tear eelle1a rtu not rea1a the pEesens figures.
Tnr quality Of The receipts h1s been &olenbly good
embracing many heavy wei4hs-
s1lrp<ra hare donb cofapazauTelJ nothing OF the
number reported shipped Ia lhe table AeoTe mora
than ooe hAEt should oe credited 70 Lust 1ee1
To-day (SAsurday1 the market hsS continued actTe-
md nrirr, advanced a15o y lD -, closing frn
f1o No fer e1tfA choice UofN
rne mnftt clo.es VII mo Jsrds eastro1J em1sy.
Tno cIoe1nx prices t1-da5 sfe - tollo*'
, 1866-01-15

LAND FOR THE FREEDMEN.

fnr ar1 arr,4n,, chs ,,orers aT 4he Ernedmsrs.
Hr,o.,, 2 4h.r,,s+ ;nnnortant ana statr.rna,.
1Irc In is characfcr of anv of the 1ncasrrcs
xct ,roncbt forUnrd for ADVANCING the ,ntcr.
..sts sna nrotectin, The liberties f4he cnIo,aa
,,aor,c at H.. Ront,, Imno,to,t ., ro b,,a
tbc rich. ~ snf.tace to ha and u ,s ,n5,s-
ncne,1,,c IN the ri, 1thcr+v = ~ INV c,ees ~.
+ros, "A 4hc v,obt snd .,,,,o,t,,.;,, -
1essc Io,a as crar ,,,,rc "a ~ = 49, ,.ea,1s
mt r;,,,, u hos ha,,, 49, r,r,~s.., esp -.
t,,e sonth.,n vh,tae s.,c. +h.. p.ss,ss.. =,
r,dcd wifi, fhcro fhr ,rorl ~ ,,cco,.+,. ,.,ot,o-
to dcnv f., thc southern 1,lscrs In M;ss,ss,nn;
South rc,o,,,s ca,-,.. ,,a .-t,a-.-o, tts,,
1,oi.1.,,.,e ,,n,o ,,,.t Az, w.. aa,s ~ -
~ /. ~. -,o,rro shs1, - =. 1.na,,o,sa.
s,.. .-.,s.,.1; =. ,.~ -. .-s.1a
~ a,,,.,an,, ~ .,,,so,s,s. a,sa ~. -
IT, r.. 49,. ss -..s.s -. -. 11 T,' wv
49, - ~ a1,.n ,s,.,.s ID w. 49, ~ s,..,s-,,,s
-. s,.s.s.S -. -. -.
.s.,.,,..s 49, 1T ~ rAs f.DA.
,sass r..ss ~ " 80
1s,e.s 49, s,s.a,,. ss,. s-sus....a ..na p,J
~. Apt-o" % eas
e"s1u W SaaA ee4 '"u'
NC VIC 4'no1s !. H's o'e. autoaEns
"u' -. W.. ~ 4t.snuS u .'Auspat.on las anu
e"e es"o" 4"4 sea~ VIZ nceee'11s Ittat t"e great
!1.a1 1nonopo! oi 'ne eoata SHOULD, Win Inc
taoer tnonopois, DC o9okeh Gown, so that az
poor tncn' "ne1aef "M1e OF niack, should
Aa'o 'ne opportunity 10 pfosaac them
eeNe WIN no1oeHs WILLOW Hhca
lncy wouiu forever 9cmaan vasaboho and
hnitlicSs race, Inc Pctpetaa4 prey o. lefc
iano'o"n'ne anu aOof-hn1ng class. Many
ocslfeo 10 accomplish inls result through
conasealoh; Dull aefe taeS "cfc mel oy the
oloeotS laat' uhacE tne coasetnoon' real
eeIate couia Only remain con"sca1eo 1or 1fea-
eoo o"lAg VIC Me OF ene traitor, 80 that NJ
NJ us ocatn a's aafs "oaia be restored to
tne ICE; 1 euen a'slsion Of southern es.ates,
WIN VIC interest III = .ue nee-1eeh ana Inc ne
In .oe'F m.e h.as. ~ WIS ;scieiany m aaa'I-
teo' Neu'a in,'s,e e ,ne leaenlnen's os'"esa
lAs Nn1s1 auu '., pneA iAe''s ano aoa " 'Ae
"1s'ae n4s. ~ os "s..as s,s.N..
~. w o.ee .pa'''n y. 'aaa ~ ~
, tneu ~ ... aoaae aaaas, 4ou'Psusaoe ~ .ae
eoS'a. -uuspeae,"es % aou W. neeuom , y. ,ue
co1o'uu :aes W s1is eou.u. su.a a1s4saDu-o,
aloa4o ~. 4esu4t 4'oln -. VI ~ ".1A M
1n9 t".'..,ue, 1oA ,. ...," - so" .s," .n1
iahos gIatoltousis, VI IL VII eucoulase 'o'e-
ness AAe N4se5 inooe - iof tne uotel1iincat
10 LAKE up 'he uaoec"paeo anas OF lne soutn'
aho puy up sacn oesisaDie 4anos rs may pc1ot
sale, ana eel or lease them 10 the freedmen
on fnar 1ctms. Ihe only op9ecaaon 10 this plan
"ou'o oe toe haolnt' 10 eoiluslon oet"een Inc