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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
NdARXSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2Ist.
Valuable Sheep.

We call the attention of sheep,raisers to
the advertisement of ). B. Rockwell d Co.
in another column One Of the firm, Mr..
Jones' has recently arrived from Vermont,
with number of French Merino rams Of a
very superior quality We called around to
see a portion of them yesterday, and do not
hesitate TO pronounce them the finest sheep
that we have seen in the State. Mr. Jones
has been long time in the business Of sheep
breeding and understands it thoroughly lie
has an extensive reputation also, We find
in a work before us, entitled statistical
and Historical Account Of the County of Ad-
Olson. Vermont" by Judge Swift of that
State, notice Of Mr.. Jones and his partner,
which we copy. 1t is contained in very
interesting history of the importation and
raising of sheep in chat wealthy and pros
porous county:
"Rollin j. Jones, Esq, of Cornwall, hav-
ing decided in 1874 to engage in sheep hus
bandry, proceeded to make careful selections
from several of the best pure blood Spanish
Merino flocks in New England, in every in.
stance paying for first choice In his first
purchase, he expended about two thousand
dollars. From these have been bred his
present flock, and those he has sold of that
breed. And his experience in breeding this
class of sheep, has more and more confirmed
him as to their value. Sales have been made
of these in most of the New England, Middle
and Western States. In many places where
they have been introduced, they have OBJ
tanned premiums at the State and county
fairs over numerous competitors. In 1919,
S. B. Rockwell, Esq, of the same place
now residing in Middlebury, became associa-
ted with him as a partner. Messrs Jones
and Rockwell, since their connection, have
been eminently successful. In 1852, owing
to repeated applications for French Sheep.
which had been introduced into the country
about six years before, they invested in the
purchase of these sheep 81 200; q part of
which included first choice from the flock
of Merrill Bingham. These sheep, they say,
were the most perfect of the kind they had
ever seen. In 1858, they purchased of Solo
mon W. Jewett, of Wey bridge, one entire
shipment of French Sheep, imported by him
in April of that year. These purchases,
with some subsequently made, cost SIS, 900
For several years previous to the Spring Of
1855, when this information was commune
Gated, their annual sales varied from eight to
twelve thousand dollars For the eighteen
months next preceding, they amounted to
$4,000. They have been in the practice,
as many of the principal dealers have been
of taking their speep for sale to the Western
States, especially to Ohio. Their. stock on
hand, at the date above mentioned, numbered
six hundred, one half imported French Me
rinos and their descendants. They have a
high opinion of the French as well as Span
ish Merinos, and think cross between these
breeds would be advantageous"
We would remark, in reference to the sheep
which Mr. Jones has in this city, that he has
taken crop Of from twenty to twenty two
pounds Of wool from one of them, every |
season
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

Mr.. Aud arose to explain why he, esone OF
the Consolidation Committee, had not signed
the report, and to suggest the proPriety OF
having bill drafted, Of the character con-
templated by Judge Lindley's resolution,
early enough to be introduced into ana passed
by the present Legislature. The meeting
then adjourned to be called together, at some
future time by notice from the Chairman Of
the Committee above named.
Very good feeling prevailed during the
proceeding, and we think that some good will
result
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

a CHALLENGE TO PnYoR.-We find in a
special dispateh TO the Union, the following ::
The following is the offensive language
in the New York Herald which called out
Ashmore, Of South Carolina, and Roger A.
Pryor, Of Virginia. The filthy liar and Ii,
beler of Virginia made no speech to-day
These words We're interpolated in the Herald
office. The reporter consequently was not
responsible, hence the resolution Of expulsion
was withdrawn. 1t is reported young Ben.
nett will challenge Pryor"
The language which has probably brought
out the younger Bennett is the reported in
dmation in Pryor's speech that the elder
Bennett had prof,ed by the infamy of his
own family, or some remark of the kind re
Meeting upon the female portion of the house
hold.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

QUARTZ IN SIERRA CoUNTY.-The Sierra
Democrat Of Saturday says:
The Sierra Buttes company has its new
mill nearly completed, on the site OF "the
lower mill" smashed last winter 10y the ava
lanche This mill has II stamps. AT "the
upper mill, running stamps, they cleaned
up, on the sth, after a run Of a month, Sl2,-
600
Reynolds & Co. at their mill running eight
stamps, are crushing good rock, and will
clean up in few days.
Bigelow & Co, with four stamps clean up
from 81, 200 to 81 400.
The Alliance company is running a new
tunnel to prospect the ledge, and expect to be
on il in five or six weeks.
The Primrose company, at Hog Canon,
cleaned up, after short run, something over
$1,000
In Weber Ravine, Hill & Meady, with an
orastra, crush rock that pays twenty dollars
to the ton.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

CARNIvAL.-The Mexicans were ont yes
terday' in serio-comic procession, in several
Of the principal streets, marching to the mu-
sic OF tin kettles, a drum and fife, and all
dressed in white They tried to make white
folks" of all they met by throwing flour in
their faces. A good many females were in
the procession.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

IN San Francisco, on Saturday, Eugene
Lagnay was arrested for shooting Charles
Decker through the feshy part of the leg
with revolver
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

FrRE.-A fire broke out about half past
IL o'clock last night in a srlall frame build
ing on d street, between Third and Fourth
streets. and consumed three or four buildings,
among which was the livery stable of Eek
ert Johnson. The gallant fremen were
promptly on the spot and succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the flames We could not learn
from what cause the fire originated, nor the
probable loss.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

CouRr OF SEssroNs.-This court opened
yesterday with a full bench and odionrnod
till this morning at ten o'clock. No business
was done, except calling over and fixing the
calendar Of cases.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

MAJOR E. D. KErrs, u S. A., late of San
Francisco has been promoted to be a Lieu
tenant Colonel, and has been appointed Mil
itary Secretary TO Lieutenant General sco,+
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

ARr.-We notice that Mr. Tidball, the
artist has nearly finished fine medallion
bust OF Judge Reardan, in marble. 1t is a
remarkably striking likeness.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

The above prizes are on exhibition, and tickets for
sale at Office, Dstreet opposite Cal Stage COS
ONCE. Call and see them, and secure your tickets
and prizes.
Tickets Of admission to the entertainment, 81 90.
which entities the holder to "a chance in the prizes
The order OF distribution will be decided by COM
mlttee chosen by the audience The numbers CORES.
bonding with the tickets will be placed in wheel
The first number drawn from the wheel takes the first
prize and SO on in rotation, the above list until
one hundred numbers are drawn.
fcbI7-td
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
PLOws! PLOwS!t

DEING DESTROYS to close ont our stock Pillows
I'D we will sell them at greatly reduced prices.
SELBY CO..
ill-2mis 21and "a L street.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

AN insane man named A. Fredenburg hos
been taken to the Asylum at Stockton, from
Sacramento county.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
GARDEN SEEDS.

WYE HAVE just received ACROSS the Isthmus n
w full assortment of GARDEN SEEDS of the
Thurburn Co., Of New York
dec9-8m2p j. III. WRIGHT s. co.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

New MAIL RourE.-We are informed, says
the Shasta Courier, that the citizens of Buck
eye, saltwater and all living along the line
from these places to Millville, intend running
a weekly mail and express at their own ex-
Dpusn
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
THE EYES! THE EYES

BNR. Il. H. PARDEE,-O ULIST.
r. After protracted blindness Of more than five
years, DIR. PARDEE has made himself thoroughly and
scientifically acquainted with all diseases of the Eye
and has been in practice eight years in San Fran
cisco with success that cannot be surpassed in any
part of the United States; and for proof of this he wifi
sutsanate by cases that have been cured by him af
ter having exhausted the skill Of all the eminent Ocu-
lists IN the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New
York DEP wholly objects to the OF caustic blue
housekeeping the patient in a dark room, dieting
bliserng, cuppiug-the blue pill at night and salts mn
the morning. etc, etc. DIR. PARDEE has also been
remarkably successful in the treatment Of Rheumatism
Neuralgia and all pains about the head; and the fire.
quent calls that he has for his Rheumatic mi Xture from
AL parts Of this coast with the many testimonials
positive proof its efficacy; and to prevent answer
ing many Inquiries by letter, he will state that it can
be sent to any part of the State coast and each bot
tie will be accompanied with full directions and re-
ceipt or Imminent, magical In its effects over pain
ingredients OF which be procured any where
$40. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr. p
have all the natural movements of the real eye and
cannot be detected even by close inspection. Address
DIR. 4. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
0FFICE-Clay street, Plaza Hotel, two doors
above the Plaza. feb2i-3m
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

PEOPLE VS.. W. II. DRUM.-This case was
tried, yesterday, before Justice Kyle. Mr..
Drum, we believe, is charged with keeping a
toll'bridge at the Hermitage Ranch, above
Zabriskie's without license The bridge is
on Drums land, and the question arises
whethera man may charge toll in such cases
without the license generally required. The
jury failed to agree, and the case will be re-
tried today at u o'clock. Drums are usually
beaten, but whether the Drum will be beaten
in this instance on not romans to be seen.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

THERE were nine deaths in Sacramento
last week.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21

SENTENcED.-Sutfrin, the wife.whipper,
who escaped from the Station House a short
time ago in an interval between his convic.
ton and the time for his sentence, and who
was apprehended again day or two ago,
was sentenced, yesterday, by the Recorder
to ninety days in the Chain Gang. His wife
will escape Suffrin in more senses than one,
for those ninety days
Marquesas, for stealing sack Ct four-pur.
chased by one Of his countryman with his
last pair of breeohes, was sentenced to thirty.
five days in the Chain Gang.
A d. d., also Mexican, was added as a
link to the same chain for period Of thirty
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19


nm uc.scs oosyna.su At oDvror Burvvs-A CORES.
bum, usSer dsss & 5uss a. ssyS-fSs 1ormos oosfs-
,ss ss - sss a.: :.A 4. "a :.s
w sroasa, soss q sSs. COMING forty niss' =
uss, s.d Do noss q Ne prssshias m Csnisrsscs
rscosniss BY sss as.s q aHsss aoie., : MURDER.
forsM snisrs,ion me prssohers appe1 70 be sincere
IL their oesf but they ere terae, marrow minded men,
and Joe vsae 70 csavert NE esnulss about here ~
s.s sss :S .,. N ~ os =:
down ne new movsosnl and declare win sslsmn EN-
pssss thas thsse people have renowned We wus sus
pei" rh natural enough, The leaders u the Young
Joe movement dssounoe Brigham and polyeamy Ia mss
ssrea ser.s ss.eei We Brshsm'ss are preparing 70
leave the ssu.sry ssr SAN Lsks shistss, acabs ihas
question not fully decided anoss Ourselves vssiher
young Jos In town cr nol II he is HE followers keep
neir own counsel insendinG psrhaps sarss NJ Win
q npss of M ssphsas 70 morrow.
I'm wrArxsa N NAV 0nsxxs-oue vees sxo 10 dsv
wss ue heuest they have had In that city Tor ave
pears Tbe sanitary oooaioa sf tbs city It thai ne
whioh vas qa's god, he'd nct bean disturbed.
Cosrsvaros - uDroRD Prsor the colorex pso-
10 n Kss BEDFORD % The lea OF August
Nav Asnpvsp pca Nrspss Courrrrp ssvu~ Ysxrs
Aao-vali vaiIos vaa recently arreakd q Brookha-
ven, hnshspp, % warrant changing him with she nvr-
ORLEANS .sves yssrs ago me Nee ORE n psSsss con
full hletSvy o. tne grim escape bSuaysl detes-
ton. and osrcerson, vhcn arr NOD Of sacssnt
ntsrtst 10 uafscr 10 our columns
Nav yoRKrs DRowSsp TN van ONO Ruvrp I'd card T.
Rrcoss,s ycurs hating from usunecucut ~ss sro~n
Cd IN Vie Ohio rve< lear r,enbenv~ on ssfsruay. He
vws tssvehns iron wci>hara the stsambo.t Convoy
and vhtn vhcn TREE miiss u Ssaben sllc fell vvsr-
rrsh bga ss.r stcs-w New TcrE sad a ssld 20 nave
st.s ~ ssuashle ys-A nAn.
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attempted Burglary and Mursacr sn Ha-.

IFrnm the EfainiIton -frctator, juno "a
A daring attempt made by desperate Villain on.
wednesday morning between and two clcx to rob-
the premises o Mcssrs John Hnry Co., who keen al
ewey establishment James street. nearly optss 70.
~. Andrews church Mr.. Henry, ST.. u appears got up
and opened another door Admit little fresh air and
shortly afterwards Mrs Henry aroused w noise
md imagining II to be caused by the children sDme RI
whom being III might have rt up, she minated the fact
to Mr. Henry, who rdiculcd the idea ~ any pcrsa being
rp hut she persisted TINT was arrino ahont
ID, house and he consequently got up ascertain n
Was He aud went towards thc shop door where.
he tfrltcd match and sooner had NE done tbs than
h. was struck with sharp instrument BY aome ono
ne tluscd upon his assaiant once; hut benr in the
dark he norcd under disadvantage his a.ant hrno
armed with carpnter chsci, which he usc with such
dcxtrfity TO keep Mr.. Henry hay for a hong time
The struggle WAS severe enc after the pariics closed
with each other, both falling ~ III, f,ur Mr ,s uen-
~ hearing the noc, although feeble state e health
rushed ~ the scerc nd ied IA rrnpplnx With the
rtirt. tet ne To-" was struck and with the ohisn
~ his me Mrs Henry ha got ID and sirnes n light
bu Re W isr succcsr n hw irg Il out scvcrsa r,nc~
lAil't Nir'e'i grhs iac yplpgor If Henry ghanca
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On het Hssoay nions sssvtsas w~gsay ys snnsAsA N
" ss1ns.aessA yesuo q Wr es~sV. rs osneanonn
eyewitness 70 Ne closing q thn horrible Aar He
gives he following PARTICULARS
Some time dur1ng The nght (Fnday) thu negro, Jes-
-. went 70 Ne house Of gentleman named HArbee
near neShbos of The murdered family and knocksd to-
door !; old man Barbse sos up and asked nim what -
wanted He told him hat two white had come 70 hs
maatsfs house, murdered him, hs wife and nsts boy
Mr. Bxbss 90 ahght md Uncovered thas ths negro w.
covered WIN blood he seised him BY N throat aad
od hin that - intended y KIN him; vhsrsupoa ne
gro confessed has ~ I'D aoss Ne DECD ayng sAss hsy
could nce 90 Along well tegethsr end he he'd deruusd
70 murder hen BE kilsd NJ end Mrs. Khcaid WIN n
axe cutting asd neasing tssn n NE naa shooting nan
nas hs b1e boy Jumped out q The baok door snd e.
tsapsd around NE house Juss = he sarnsd ~
corner NE negro suck him Win pos about eve inches
dansssr and ave or sx fses Ioss, The sds q he
eeod, bsraAy crushing 70 scmg, snd powerfui
Ne blow the pole paGDed and Gxuck Ne a6e q The
houas, knocked on board and pses fron a the
hcuse logs. un HsHr m
Our Eforuaat end ths vrssr Of ths lsssr are among
We IRA cisizsss Of craysca esunay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

snssn NJ. Douglas run a irregular aomiaAton he
WM 1T Get the electoral vote a single cssse because,
Wnas he VIII rot have corporaps guard In Ia South he
va - renstsd n every NortAsrn Stats by u sdmni
Wettoa deDscrAcy.
We hear . faint whisper thai In ,hs last pinch Mr.
Doueas Uxy withdraw IN favor Of Mr. Bsectinxidgs,
mis- . the compromise Of which The republicans seem 70
be most effAid.
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prom Chicago rribmel IFrom ssli's Ilfe Londoa. ]
LINCOLN roN eArRRs
ny Lincoln stands stx feet Tom SAyers stands Eve
inches high In his stock feet eight and half In hs
rgs- Hs frame 10 muscu- stockings His frame y
sF and wiFy. His armsar muscular and wiry. Hb
ong; biz owcr limbs are arms are long Tor hs height,
not dsproporti0ued 70 hb and Mn lover limits well
body. He steps With bh pfoporuoned W hn body.
heed inclined forward Hh HIS head, whish be carries
bead Ets veil bio should nssls for ward, b 81 veil
ers, and 10 large and we'll on ha shoulders, end hts
proporuoued, betokeoiDg neck shows grsas power.
power In al 10 deveiope- Hin noe would be Roman,
mens- slightly Roman but for ths blows that have
noee, wide mouth and dsttened ana spread n V
dark compilation, with the hB face his mouth large,
appearance q having been and seAsd with cid outs
weather besacn, complete and hA conplexon b dark
The dsscsiptoa. shvs
ne similarity Of the men, words mean anysAine 10
csupssss; and ~ parallel Win end Ne ar Tuesday
Of November nsxt whsn Iiacoln viii 70 70 gruss, -
saysss aid.
Too BAD.-rhe New Hanpshlrs R4ptsar says
ccrrsspoadept, who signs himssh . clover Of IL
Arn, protests against "she attempt q he ObUyiy v
% upua ~ readers old wood cut portrait Of NoCAf
irey (vho VS. hung in thh cisy 70. yeass seo) Tor
"Bcssss old Aha" ths OssrS~ has spark q nag.
napiniv In ~ bosom win order Sanford 10 mako {
really accurate keasss Of the old "saAsan" We osald
"sp better lo,kng pogtrah Of HIN from old "rs"
with printer D oAeepofoos. For ahauel
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Fso. Na&V his
AnE LINCOLN.

"srMINan PARALLEL.
rom Chicago rrbmeJ From Balls Life, Londoa. ]
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the chair some minutes later rnss Ne row, -
secession Of NE suyker men, and hs double oosvsausn
ne 0a,ssson people have decided ihst The sscsds -
syracuse were regular and sAss Aivords oseanisausn
wss irresular-snd perhaps shaa 10 ell Co. II dos nes
masssr very much sow whether. Avord or aryksr w.
regular people resolve 70 travel In di0srsns drso-
tons, Il n ore important - know where tAey arc 70
bring up than 10 for tbe which Ied them
70 separate Our business ~ present lies Win the ROADS
Asy have been respectively travelling sncs sspsembs~
Immediately aner the divisou Of shsss twv
orsanizaucns Cxger, Richmcsd, Churoh, snd
Sros".u. ssheli ssd sssssS tr,ssds nosissss. e
v the CnGlessos oopvsnsios which ssey were sScss :
aS = :: ssos s = sss vida = ::
compoeed Of seventy deeEAss, thh oGsrng hAf
II VS. rspsval Of ssr~s % arnnucs Iavcivse shs
"s S s.s "a s..
ssr mad dstscsy Refused prior 70 The srs Assor Hoes
IIsune in march or April, 1850. They neg oasesa n
her s@s u. ccns,ucn We 70 be sass posis.s.'s
venaon, then IN sesaeo, ara recognise thas a Sxfkw.
me appareat harness q the osr sstsosd svsa ne cool
ssd aey orcswell He asssssd 70 shs wues, and,
SUI ssr Coavsnuou. RE Old fcr vaiked srNebt inso
ne trap - assfuny bated. CAsser once more had
caught crcsvei's foot ''in ne erstisG"
coped Wood and Avcrd and joined the suytsr Ccnven-
IS s a. s,e.ss rsssiss ssn' joan ' cascy,
= ne Con nses on EssoIusons. Iualo- appclussd :
rsrne comnn,fse 81 sifeep, 70 report the names ~
seventy Chsrssc~ dsersf.s ss,ll The Dcknsos sd.
s.ss % the essi ,hs. :. -, 'ss. a,n. s.t sssc,
Hsus< W b.r. % p.p-r, tee nifty see no smypis
ecpeexS her cotess.D, en- TIE CSarRssca excarsha
"a n .ssss =. -ls, a. - -s~sis IN ss-- -
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IN odd resTory, except punahmsaa for srims upon
due oonvi0lton.
bin grazing pension 70 John yachson aa nvund
sel1ier.
bib FOR " rslisf Of Jamss Henderson.
bill for NE relief OF william Lyon, hxe peasou agent
n Rockville, fens0sse
bin - provide W ~ mfsty u poansagsrs on vsunsh
prevailed N vncs ~ n paS1 ~ staa9.
bill 70 rsoovs hs Unsd ssasss Arsenal ffom ths city
OF 50 Louis, and % provide Tor the sa a ~ asds
Which The naDe nenssd-
bli 70 eIsssd Ne s.e within which As Governor a
the nfe o. O~GuQ, anAu selsci ands provided n ~
Get Tor TIRE sdmssAa OF Oregon.
bill 70 provide for supsristendsnt Of lndiAn Anairs
w.one,on Isrnsy nc s1oneeei lnaAs Aeeao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22
DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The convention met again this morning. and was called
to order at 20 minutes after 10 o'clock by the President
the Hon. Caleb Cushing
Long before the doors Of the theatre were opened
there multitude of persons gathered in front
Of the house great proportion being ladies-and the
rush great that in few minutes after the doors
opened the galleries again crowded TO excess
As has been the each day. the ladies' completely fill
ed the first circle, which appropriated their ex
elusive use while they manifested the intense inter-
in the proceedings observable in the movements of
the Sterner sex.
The proceeding. Of the day opened with an APP
proprate and impressive prayer by the Rev. Mr. Bowen
of the Second Unitarian Society of Baltimore.
Mr. Ludlow of y Y, asked if there any informa-
ton in the possession Of the chair members Of the
convention the probable time when the committee
on credentials would report.
The President replied that he had definite COM
munication from the committee but anticipated some
thing in a few miuues.
Ex-Governor King, of Missouri arose to question of
privilege and complained OF some remarks OF other
delegates having been assigned him, and proceeded
endeavor TO show that he had been consistent Demo
GRAFT
Mr.. Clark, of Missouri, replied to him. and quoted
from his political record convict the first speaker Of
inconsistency in his political course.
While he speaking, Mr.. LUDLOW of New York,
raised objection his personal controversy, when
there loud cries from different parts Of the house Of
'gO on" tout of order" &c.