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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-08-09
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
THE HOG MARKETS

ST. Lolrs, Dec. 27.-Packers are buying freely.
AMI paying better prices than are paid at other pach
ina. pp,nts Sales since last comprise ! 3Iu
head, al price, ranging from IS 75a9a9 % per 100
- gross The larger portion ut - 25a9 314 for heaN
average.
ALLEUHNNF CITY, Dee. 26.7The change in the
weather has cmt oil the demand for hogs considers.
bly,. and, rs compared with last week, prices are a
shade lower and at present quotations may be fairly
gwen al 9.t)ir for fair to good averages. Meuick
~ Don't sold 10 head to Bellsteine at Gle; limerick
II to Freed. averaging 80 at 81; limerick to Hale
wood 20 averaging 2iO at Ole limerick to Bell
stene II, averaging $50 at SIC: Adams to EmericE
IS at Ole: Robinson to Hero henrather So, averaging
272 at 9tc. In addition to these, there quite
a large number retaed ut prices ranging from $50
to lie.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. give report the hog
trade Very dull. Shippers and packers are idle,
Ing to the wide margin between their views and
those of the farmers. We understand some of the
largest holders are talking of having their hogs
packed in this city on their own account.
CHICAGO, H.. Dec. 26-Thc reported sales to-
day foot up 800 head, ranging from 8 65a9 %.
There has been fair inquiry to-day, and owing to
limited receipts lots have been bought mp readily at
a shade better prices than on Saturday. Packers
have taken the bulk of those sold. but shippers have
not been idle. In our report of sales will be found
several lots bought at the Union yard at - % ani
upwards
This does not indicate the market value Of ;he
stock so much as It does the anxiety OF the buyers
to have the honor OF purchasing the first lot sold in
the new yards.
We quote the market as moderately active and
prices shade better than on Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, De-. u. p. M.-Prces are firm, and
business in Strengthening and packing more active.
Fully 10000 hogs have been sold in this market
since Saturday last. We hear of sales to-day Of $40
hogs on private terms. We also hear of sales to-day
ut 50 10 - IL and 50 % gross the latter figure being
the ruling price to-day and SLASH % net
II is now estimated that there will be from 75,ODO
to 80 900 slaughtered at this place, Jacksonville and
New Albany this season. The number already
slaughtered exceeds 40 600.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

troubles, sii that by relieving Governor EYEE,
he will be enabled to attend the investigation
and 10 devote his Undivided time and attention
to the subject.
The negro worshippcrs have all prcindged
the case, condemned him in advance, and are
clamorous for his punishment. We have, on
several occasions, expressed our own opinion,
founded on the character aud antecedents Of
Governor EYRE and on the facts given to the
public, and it is needless to repeat them here.
Whether Governor EYRE was too hasty or not
whether he was unnecessarily severe, or al
together Just in his measures, one fact is made
prominent, that will be found to exist in every
conflict between the two races, whether under
foreign Governments, at the North or in the
South, and that fact is, that by far the larger
share Of punishment and suffering will fall 10
the lot of the inferior race, and that such pun
ishment and suffering will commence with the
first manifestation OF an insurrccti"nary spirit,
and not be delayed until the mischief shall
have been contaminated. Had Governor EYRE
waited until all the whites were masSacred, he
would doubtless have made himself popular
with the negro worshippcrs, but he would
hardly have escaped just punishment at the
hands of his Government. Like every man who
has the ill-luck to be suddenly called to deal
with great public danger, and who feels il ne
ceSsary to shed much blood, Governor EYRE
must expect to encounter criticism, 10 suffer
reproach and to stand on investigation. 1t is
but right that such great transactions should be
the subjects of official scrutiny, and that pun
ishment should be inflicted when guilt and
criminality are demonstrated. That his recti-
tude will be amply indicated, we cannot yet
see any reason to doubt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

hcfe 20 act ar their friends aud CusraHr>,-
That there arc rapudpjrj men ju every CONS
munity who woau NOT >cr1rlc 90 take advan-
ta.e OF the nc-roys. cy OF the whites, we all
know. Bu, tha, there exists, a, general
thing, any disposition TO d..raud, impose upon
,r maI,reJ, tAc negroes, Ho d. not believe.
The southern people would not disgrace them
.e'.r, by such mi rahlc mconnesS. This day,
go, Frecdmln's Bureau was withdrawn and
the negroes were to enter into contracts for
their labor. these contracts would be As Scru-
pulousIy observed As il made with white Ia
borerS, and As ii the agents OF the Freedma" $
Bureau we're present to see them enforced.
1t would be not only the duty, but il would
be to the interest of employers TO comply with
their contracts and 10 deal fairly and kindly
with the negroes They would be as much in
the power of the negroes as the negroes would
be in their power. They need their labor and
would be unable To command it it they failed
in their duties. The negroes would leave them
at the most critical season. Such employers
would, in every neighborhood, be marked and
stunned by the negroes. They would not live
with them, but would seek employment with
those who enjoy reputation for fair dealing.
1t is to the interest of the whites, in another
point or view, to employ the negroes and to
deal fairly with them. -Four millions OF IN
employed negroes, each with a mouth to feed
and two hands 10 pick and steal, would be
more rapacious and destructive than the To-
Gusts of Egypt No property would ho safe
Such an army of marauderS would soon de-
your our substance. There are many among
us who believe that efficient voluntary negro
labor is among the impoSSibilities. Let us not
PREJUDICE the freedmen. True, the experiment
has been tried, and has always failed. But ii
has not been sufficiently tried by us. This
wear will test it fully. Let us try it fairly, try
iug, at the same time, such. white labor as We
can command. There is room for both white
and black laborers. If the experiment Of vol
untarv negro labor succeeds, it will he so much
the better for both whites and negroes. In
place of an army of rogues, paupers and non
producers, we will have respectable and pro
ductive negro peasantry, and will he much less
taxed to support them than we were to support
the same number Of slaves, or would be to
support the same number of marauders and
Migrants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
NEWS ITEMS.

New York will have next year eleven theat.e,.
Prt,,i, has prosecuted one hundred and seventy
four editors during ihe p-st var
The 10 feeling between the French ana English
residents, in Canada. is reported 10 be increasing.
Henry Chatham, who lived in Alexandria, Va,
.o,"yr. eighty wears. died last week.
Stewart, ,hc New York dry-2s,o,s prince, owns
.,ul t'..,'rr~.
.l,,- meeting to endorse President .TnIn,on's
administrator B., about to b. beij at 81. Louis
T.. ro,uHbus Journal -ays that Mr. John :.
Rarey covering from MS late attach oI paralysis.
Major General Judson fitzpatrick, our new Minis
ter u the republic Of Chill sailed from New York. On
saturday.
The Chicago Tribune denies the report of the
engagement of Hon. SCHUYLER tulfaX and the diugh-
ter of I.icutenant-Gov,nor BroSs, Of that city.
The sum OF 500 OOU has Teen subscribed in Pha.
lr!phia towards ESTABLISHING -teamship lines between
that port and southern cities.
The completion of tie census OF Illinois reveals
the astonishing fact that since 1851 the population OF
tlu. state has increased about jOlUW, or nearly
thirty three per centum.
Theextent of the California wine interest Is COM
prltyely little known in the Atlantic states. Every
year Increases the product immensely. The eSti'
mate for the present year i 100000 gallons in Los
Angeles county, 350OO0 gallons in Sonoma county
and 3OOOOO in the remainder of the STATE. or UOOOOO
gallons in al-more than four times the entire pro-
duet of the United States in 1860.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

The wool market, contrary to general eXpecta
ton, towards the close of the year. is looking up.
The inquiry at present is mostly for choice lots of
fnll or theee-fourths blooded wool hut the lower
grades will soon become desirable and are already
beginning to sell more freely though at rather low
rates. Pulled woods are also in better demand and
though the stocks have been accommodating of late.
the market exhibits increased irmncSs.
Sales of domestic for the week fool up some
$50 900 bs at a range of 50aS5c for fleece .the out.
side figure for small lots of pcklock, and 60a75c for
the various grades of pulled. The transactions i'll
cude several large lots Of Ohio fleece, at G5a7Oc for
medium and good, and 75a7Sc for choice straight
lots. Materially higher prices have been offered,
and in some cases refused, for extra and selected
lots, which are wanted for light spring fabrics
Canada and foreign woods are quiet but held at full
previous rates, with insignificant transactions.
/ G0nmcrrinL Bulletin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

through protest against granting the lions shafe Of
honCrs 10 that class. So in the navy there is much
bitter complaint, among seniors who have not had
the Opportunity for distinguishing themselves, againt
the nsHI haval custom Of jumping meritorious
juniors er their heads thus affecting their rank and
standin Sfor life. These elderly seadOgs think the
difficulty could be obviated if Mr.. Welles would dis
tribute a few brevets among them judciously.
MILITARY MATTERS.
General Grant proposes sending staff oficers to the
principal military departments as soon as the holi-
days over to what further reduction oil troops
and materials of war can be made in the several To-
calitieS. The workings of the Quartermaster's De-
partment is likely to receive especial attention, with
a view to lessening expenses. Major List, oil the
stan, has just returned from Chicago.
MRS. C. C. CLAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Mrs. c. C. Clay, having returned from a visit to her
husband at Fortress Monroe, called at the White
House this evening and obtained an interview with
the President. She is indefatgable in her efforts to
secure parole for her husband, with reasonable
prospect OF success.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
NORTHERN MARKET.

In New York on Saturday, Government stocks
were in demand at full prices the first issue Of 520s
bringing 1851, and the second and third issue l02.-
All the 73Oswere wanted, and they sold at 81 tor
first and SO; for second and third series.
The Tribune says, the general share market was
steady at the regular board bah prices were hot sus-
tanned upon the street Rock Island was sold rs
high as l0Si in the face Of its decreased traffic,
which continued through the year which leaves the
company sl,OO0OO0 short of the traffic of 1861
Erie sold at 97, and per cent. was paid for stock
until Tuesday The market for most stocks is largely
oversold and but for the fact that the roads show
large decrease in traffic would rise sharply upon an
attempt TO cover the short contracts. The decrease
in traffic which, through 1866 promises to DO steadily
continued upon the leading speculative roads, Is the
will loan their money 10 good time. Values must
be governed by ability to earn, not borrow divi-
dends With the return of peace traffic will !all to
the point when dividends are uncertain, and sure
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
Duties incident to Our New Position.

With the abolition OF slavery the South COM
mcnccs a new era. We will all, old and young,
male and female, have to learn to work. We
will also have to learn to save. Living as we
have in the midst of abundance, there has
hitherto been a reckless, prodigality in South
cru housekeeping that was found no where else
upon earth. 4 Virginia dinner for family of
six persons would have furnished a French
cook material for dozen dinners. The waste
was enormous. This prodigality cannot nov be
afforded. We must learn economy. The war
taught us some valuable lessons, nor have the
last nine months been barren Of Instruction
Il is not easy to throw of old habits and as
,ume new ones aud one of the most difficult
habits To break of is that of hospitality. Ii
.r,scs perpetual SelCpunishment, and does Vi
.'.r.- Zoo yur most generous social instincts.
or,.i> sometimes SEQ ,orr,.. .,al modify
.asr,",a.g .i..t sori ,prju,. Sst'' 'o'i", e, 10
..,..r.... .u.. l.,! gu. inflammation . cured b.,
..l.I. u. .,u.ta.r. SEA the urrr~,itv chat each
..l boz. etH.r o. 5t,ruG m.r, closely To ta'
....re,7u>,r ru.nrs,. ,y'ri r-uir.. aa mr.c T."
their homes. lui viii utj,, ,o,ia, interchange,
less frg,rr.5 aai f..ritr, %. hospitality less
oarrou.. ,u~.e-t ,l,.,l. ,oudurr lo c,ouo-
ans in ever. household uuhoai t.t,r accom-
panied le tb, r-asu!y manifestations Of 4
..au.i,>b disposition.
w., will have O.. cultivate those >t,ir, bust
nos. habits tba. usually prevail IN business
communities. ohict among which are puuctual-
o., .- ub."rvius appointments and system in
1901. management OF our affairs. Nothing 50 re-
,.,,t~ our own husiucS, Is a >IoeeulN. tittul and
immethodical attention to it and nothing So
diScoucerts and disapponts men of business ass
a disregard OF punotgality in meeting cnsag.-
meuts with them. An old Puritan preacher
used to say The want of PGueiaaIity is the
want of virtue" 1t is certainly great, - not
an objectionable, fault in business circles.
This is the beginning of 4 new year, As it is
the commencement of u new era. Our neceS-
Stiles arc such rs to demand that We shall
work, that We shall practice economy, that We
shall acquire method in business, and that we
shall observe puuctuality. five have HOt com
meuccd with the observance of these duties,
We should enter upon them at once-the sooner
the bcttcr-tor they cannot be escaped.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.....JAN. ;, lS66.
Re.Assambling Of the Legislature.

Tb. Legislature re-a,sembles to-day, after
oe.c e. IONS. aud, we hope, refreshing holiday.
SIC h.p. 10 will find itself in working trim,
aud sal proceed at once 10 take zap and dispose
Of some OF IN, important measures which il
lett unfinished: chief among these are the re-
peal Of the present usury laws, the regulation
Of contracts for labor, and the stay law.
II the Legislature cOnSultS the necessities
and the wishes OF the people, it-will, withoua
any needless delay, proceed at once 10 repeal
the u,urv laws, and To leave the rate OF ~
terest to be fixed 10y contract between the par
ties. 1t might be iudiciouS To prescribe a
limit not to be exceeded. The prescription.
however, of such limit would be open to the
objection that it would be regarded as tanta-
mount To fixing the rate OF interest, Tor that
limit would be at once taken as the standard.
The report OF the House Committee proposes
that the interest in those caSesiu which specific
contracts are not made, shall be fixed at tea
per cent. This whole State Is suffering Tor
money. Men of large property who desire 10
engage in useful enterprises, farmers who re-
qure money TO enable them to stock their dis
rnantlcd estates to rebuild their ruined houses,
TO buy horses, farming implements, &C, and TO
pav their hired laborerS, find inSurmountahle
obstacles in the present usury laws. Lenders
can get more any where else than in Virginia.
They, therefore, refuse to lend their money at
the low rate of six per cent, except in the
case OF sharpers and harpieS who have their
heels upon the uecks Of borrowers, and charge
them the most uncousciouable rates. The eX-
istins law fosters this excessive uSury, and UNI
der its influence borrowers he at the mercy OF
lenders, who supcradd to the charge for risk OF
losing, 4 high charge for the risS involved IN
violation Of the law. There appears To Ice an
almost universal wish that the Legislature shall
IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

browsing or An AMERICAN CHINESE REBEL.-lt
has heretofore been mentioned that the news from
China mentioned the drowning, while in irons, of
General Burgevne, the chief of the Taepings and
that the American consul at Shanghai, China, had
declared in consequence Of the cruel treatment by
the Chinese, that the treaty with the Ented States
had been violated. Burgevin2 was IL New Yorker,
aud went to China several years since, where he has
finished most urtimely, an eventfu career. 1t will
he remembered that in 1861, a BOstonian, named
Ward, succeeded IN olganizing for the Chinese gov
eminent Il force Of Chinese and American soldiers,
under American and European officers for the pur-
pose of repeng the invasion at the tribe of barbara
ans, known as the Taepings, This force was for the
defence OF Shanghai aud waa commanded by Ward
Burgevine wgs hi4 second i'll command, and when
Ward was killed, in October, 1862 Burgcvnc sue
ceeded him, On account of the government failing
to pay his men, he broke open a bank and helped
himself. Subsequently he resigned his command and
Joined the rebels, lighting the government troops for
several years. His last Scheme failing, resulted in
his Imprisonment and death at the hands of the
Chinese,