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ion and a very long sandy beard and moustachc.
His late propositions for National adjustment have
made him quite prominent, though on the floor he
is usually Qniet and rather noticeable from his
youthful appearance and heavy beard than other.
wise. He is native of New York, was resident
of California for several years and went to Ne
vada in 1860. He is man of executive force and
will and deserves much credit for rising from hmm
BILE life to great wealth and honorable fame in the
NJ, 80 StAb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

iNG SCENE AT FAIR.-The Rochester
lemocrat says:
ednesday evening fair was held for
pose at the large hall Of Benefits block,
.ers were progressing quite pleasantly,
+ ladies' and gentlemen present were
E the appearance in their midst of wild
Eure, simply aud airly attired in cotton
holding in one of its hands lighted
This terrific apparition advanced with the
Fmiued gravity of aspect, and halting in
of the room inquired in a most sepul-
;e: What's goin' on here?' This
espelled the paralysis of awe which the
ID at first inspired. A modest consterna-
to pervade the feminine portion of the
twho could not fail to perceive that the
hent worn by the intruder was of remark
proportions; while feeling of wrath.
atlon took possession of the sterner sex.
twas seized and incontinently hustled
thall, despite his querulous remonstran
investigating the circumstances it was
& that he was tipsy tailor, on the
telIrium tremens, who occupied room
o. below, and whose slumhers had beer
by the festivities. He was properly
6 of.
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A Determined Suicide.
I'M OF A VILLAIN browns HEFF-
AFFECTING LETTER.

gTM OF A VILLAIN BROWNS HEttF-AS
z AFFECTING LETTER.
from the Richmond Va) Times, April I
leaders will recollect that on FE last
body of a white woman, clad ifbawi
tnet, was found floating in the dod the
The York River Railroad depot. the
Its recovery, the corpse, which haabt-
Al imbedded in the mud for weeks, 40
fcomposed and swollen that recdon
possible, and the verdict of the COPS
fthereupon attributed the circumstfto
Nal drowning.
Ithen a letter has been placed in ourls
excites strong suspicious that the uI1-
neased was its author, and that she [.
lie, who stated that she had w
rwho disappeared very mysteriously q :
lie it was written, and when her room
IA this letter was found. The hear
who could become so debased as to bel
ocent woman from the paths of rectitl
ii torsake her, deserves punishment, q
With which the most torturous agonies
OF the days Of the inquisiti0n would beF
fined. We append the letter:
MOED, Va, Jan. 6.--HaVing been led aW
v home by heartless wretch, and be
ing on him to come and take me home
efunds to do so with, have waited patien
ie in debt, tillnow | do so no longer,
itermined to commit that terrible deed
rder. My bill has been called for, an
'ouid pay it this morning, still relying on
Il to send me letter yesterday aftern'
ne to meet him at some appointed pla
ad promised to do and, to make
tgreater, | have been bereft of my neal
arest friend-my mother. Mother
word sends thrill through my he's
10 think and know that it is not to
I'D answered to any more in this world
9le her think that this man and are n
I that he was the best of husbands
ot for the world have given her mom'
was her pride and her joy, but now st
On God, | am the most wretched
ind. My heart is breaking-it will bu
rtht"1'u oqtshii mttHer now
Still am weeping'
Nv often have / thought of it and "
bitterness l am left in the cold,
Eth no one to love and no one to pity
Of a sad state to be in, and rather t
10 worse state than death itself, las
i admonishes me | will if | live a
onger,) | will commit this awful de
e very dregs of this poison will be
compared to the anguish l have e,
Tor the past six months. l forewarr
the future against trusting heartless II
/ will close this life. Will some k
Friend pay me the last respect viii
iuire on this earth? All know what
IL and forever, MAR
I'd in the same envelope was the follow
: addressed to the william who was
all her sorrow:
~ might have so easily prevented
ed which am about to commit, and
too cod-hearted to do SO. | did
you. Please tell me why you have
before ] die. shall be happier
ig to go to eternity. Ere you get
will drink poison to kill myself.
Your once devoted, MAI
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ToBLoFTIcAL.-A Mr.. Thompson, of West Viz
Sihia' recently Judge of the wheeling district,
has published a book What its title and what it's
subject is no matter to the public, as we are sure
our ea, readers will acknowledge after reading the
following lucid extract: =. .---"
;rn wan becomes the draphanous ectype Of the
ael splfital self, as he is moulded and moulds his
surrounding organisms from instauct to instant in
ans ahilnailsic propensties, their human desires
auG purposes, and in his higher spiritual nantes
ias;sl ol atnopslc willing, matchmaking and
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+or a match race came off between two COMPOST.
OF the Iowa City Press and O. Rel, M Of tfo
oouncn Plum Nonpareil set each four thousand
unprecedented. @HS SVeee Is
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bridge across the Ohio river, at Gin,
nd to be nearly completed. 1t is two
It long and one of the spans, measur-
teven hundred feet. is said to be the
e world.
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FINANCIAL.

-
II EMrTTANCEs TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNTS pAYAr1r y
any part Of the United Kingdom.
Certificates of Passage from Londonderr
to New Orleans. w.
For sale by
HENRY KNOX CO.,
- 1872 Common street.
RULEFF 81 TWICHELL- :
GEO. RULEFF T. c. TWICHELL)
EXCHANGE. IN
-. GOLD AND SILVER,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES. .....
STOCKS, BONDS,
..... INSURANCE SCRIP
| '.t Government Vouchers,
NO 1876 GRAyIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES. - =
We will make Cash Advances consignmens to our bran
houses Watts, Crane Co., New York, and W. c. Watts &
| Co., Liverpool. sa.. ..
GIVEN, WATTS d CO.,
-r= Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
1903 Poydras street. N O.
THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BANK
LIMITED.
Incorporated under 1.-THE Companies Act, 1927
Authorized Capital, ei,soO, 900, In 60 900
Shares of ESQ each,
rs bs ssue oo and tbs remainder as
Having opened offices at No g. WALL STREET New York
AREGaS s ss ETGhnnge on the ENGLISH AND
81 EseS.n apa on snd The to U1 aio
Inc world Commercial Credits issued for use in the
East Indies, China and Au.traIfa.
will be upon the Oriental Bank Corporation of London
Officer WI sssE sseFansd on application at the
GEO BGkG GGan NWa @4Fs Assistant Manager
JAMES L. GLENN
AGENT FOR SAWYER, WALLACE CO.,
New York,
VIII mike cash advances Consgnnents them in New
York, and to friends in London LIVERPOOL Antwerp
and Bremen. .. ...,
Office. 81 Csrondelet street. New Orleans.
r ULEFF g. TWIGHELL,
GEO. RuLEFF, T. G. Tw1CHELL)
Dealers In Exchange, Gold md auver
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, STOCKS BONDS.
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
l26 GRAVIER ST., New Orleans.
HEWITT. NORTON q co., =
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON CoNs1GNMEYTs |
TO THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
IN
New York and Lfyeruo0l ...
Ohice, Isl t0ld Number, COMMON STREET
IAsH ADVANCES-WE WILL MAKE CASE |
Advances congnments of Cotton to MS for sale in IL
aty, or for shipment to friends Messrs BOONEN |
iRAVEs CO., New York, and Messrs RATHBoNt
BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool England
sApnents oifec'eo 70 us are insured under opea
policy LEVY 4 DIETER
q Carondelet street.
Liberal Cash Advances made shipments Of Cotton or
the produce consigned to my friends Messrs G. Koenig
jo London or to Messrs. Edward Cox Sons LIVERPOOL
ROBERT B. Soaring, ~ Canal street
a - nv Sk-S... ADVANCE
Liberal advances made consgnents of Cotton and other
produce to my friends, Arch, Edn1ston Co.. Liverpool
L. NJ. MERRITT,
At Caron ct street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
JAMES CONCEAL,
No. % ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW osLEAs

| NJ
" ~ iAnAIo sihEEf, NEW ORLEAN
|
|
|
|
having received by late arrivals, large of FRESH
and NEW DRUGS, in addition to the large asso-.r. .
| hand I am now n,onar.d IN s,, A..
| wanna 80 a., npul, -n.n, -. 'e' "AN 'n'ie"'in
| " D' Oio' AhAoh sooiH.
The following articles comprise mart of nv stooL.
| Acids, all kinds, Alcobo1
Balsom Copabia, Ammonia Carbonata
Blue Mass ~ Dr." '"'''n" e'
| Borax p1 -
| Calome, p, i
| Captbarades C.nH
Chloride Lime Chalk rod and ,rh,.o
| Concentrated LIE Ch,a.,,a sa anu "n'e'
| Cream Tartar Coppsras
indigo Cutie Fish Bone
Isiuelass Iaoas 20" Done'
Maddsr 1'''' Lunar Luna oaustic'
Nutmeps nN;.a
Quicksilver c,a.l
Rotten Stone S,u'
Sulphur, Ppmice Stone
Tanin, SYRINGE.
Ensom sa,ts T s.
Ether Nitric FFF, Emery FIonr
r rsne.' oupnufie' Emery, l, 2and3,
Chamber Salts NJ, s 'oio "nu nu'a'
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DR.; Livingston, in his recently published &C.
count OF his voyage up the great river of Eastern
eighteen solid brass rings, as thick as ones fnger
on each leg, and three of copper under each knee
nineteen brass rings on her left arm, and eight of
brass and copper on her right; also a large ivory
all. She had pretty head necklace and a head
sash encircled her waist The weight of the
bright brass rings around her legs impeded her
walking and chafed her ankles, but as it was the
fashion, she did not mind the inconvenience, and
guarded against the pain by putting soft rags
round the lower rings. So much tor fashion,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

ENGLISH VS.. LATIN.-Cnce upon a time a COM
,any was assembled at dinner table at a hotel
Gown IN Georgia, when the conversation turned
qp pt;I iie comparative merits of the English and
,"t ahguages. Latinist led off in enthusiastic
eulogles upon the power and versatility of his fa
Vorite language and adduced in Illustration the
ce Wt dispatch of Cmsar- Veni, vid vci"
, m,is' exclaimed he, can equal the condensed
ltnerto remained silent here joined in the CONVEX
sauoh' ana sad he could match it with something
more; AS was nearing certain river the other
ua ;ly ne went on to observe, II met country
was on her way to market with it to the VILLAGE
ana had Just torded the stream | had to cross
Assessing Acc 1ha htr inquired How high is the river,
anu MiIat Is the price of hutter?' She instantly
that greeted this indicated popular vote and the
Latlnlst subsided.-[Louisvi!le Journal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GKIMA <n STARK,
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
No. Carondelet street,
FELIX GR1MA-Attorney-a at Law and Notary Pnhl,o
T. @ sTARK-Notary Public Commissioner of Deed. an
Accountant Vi Doe'' oil
II UFUS II. RHODES.
PATENT ATTORNEY,
Late commissioner of Patents under Confederate Gov
u P sna Ssiose the war member the Board Appeals
out OF and al
ohce-27 Commercial Alley, third floor pN''N' ''sn''
CRANE. BREED d CO.,
Manufacturers OF Metallic
BURIAL GASES A ASD GGAEs iRsEs WOOD ooFFrss
0s sa @ ssa sss lists street. Oh
~ q. l. CRANE, Agent,
80 Magazine street. New Orlsans
MeQUoID, MEHLE II CO.,
GAMES McQuoID, CHRIS. MEHLE, H. 1NBAU,
J. T. AYcoCK, JOE GlTzINGERJ
ooMM(f f9sfssi'ts s C. T''Eip FL Il MIS-
,a-FoR THE SALE or
'''e' sro aSEi iA SpH Sheep
City of Jefferson La.
WILLIAM HI. LIMBO,
GENERAL AGENCY AND COLLECTING OFFICE
No. 141 Magazine street,
New Orleans.
All orders left at A. E. BLACKMAR,s No. 1857 Cana street
will be promptly attended to.
ID MORGAN.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER,
As Common street.
rhe patronage of his friends respectfully solicited
Relerence-The OLD Merchants generally
Il rkAM0NTANA, IMPORTER OF
FOREIGN FRUIT
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Dried and Green sut
No. II FRONT AND IA FULTON STREETS,
Between Common and Gravier Streets
] III. KELLER.
SOAP MANUFACTURER,
Corner of St. Andrew and Howard Streets New orlsans
Office and sales room Bank Place. corner srav4er
peter FOKsHEE,
STALLS NOS. AND ST. MARYs MARKET
ships, Steamships and Steamboats, supn,,.a
md is now prepared to furnish his old friends and cus,o,
WIN everyhine in TIE meat line at his old hnsiues.
FER Esr TURPHN.
MANUFACTURER of all kinds OF FANCY u.Nn,Es
'fRufs, GUN DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
OLD EvEE STREET.
n"t"eAn st. Louis and Cent? New rlaa,
n O. PALMER q CO.,
tED. G. PALMER, JOS WILD
importers of and Wholesale Retail Dealers In
Carpets, Mats. OIL Cloths, ETC.,
No. ll3 Gravisr street New Orleans
DENTISTRY.
DR.. j. TX. WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has returned to New Orleans and resumed his nraece
~ CANAL STREET where he will perform all Dental ons
atoms in the most perfect manner.
DE. $. $. BATCHELOR-
URGEoN DENTIST
ss Camp street,
New Orleans
Artificial Teeth Inserted with all Modern Imnrovsma,.
SOUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER
20 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kind. coo
sstingin part of
asrutnehts' operating Chairs and Spittoons;
hee'n oold and Tin Foil Gold, Silver and Patina Plate
fiiesi Fulcanzers; Rubber; Lathes;
Brush Cotton and Corurdum Wheels;
Arkansas Stones ETC. etc, etc.
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address, as above Lock Box No. 100
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF ALL
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CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. CARONDELET STREET.
Amount OF Premiums for the year 1866 $26l 50
Amount OF Assets of the Company. s20ooo W
The Board of Trustees have resolved six cent In
terest on the outstanding certificates scrip and after the
second Monday February and have further declared
| a scrip dividend Of twenty-five per cent rgaU
' TRUSTEES:
J. Lorber 100 81 Jas A. White, Pr
A. H. DMezR +. Matthew, 10 .....| .-r
Ar Mienberger, j. Lemore,
A. Bidault, -ar r T. Avendano,
j. Lemore L. Grand,
Jno Gsuche, A. Veilon Degruy, #g
Omer Gailard. a.... rIra .=.z
OMER GAILLARD President :
HY. CAsrAREpE Secretary I'll"
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BISON ON LEvELLING.-" Sir, I would
eprve noble man of his respect than
ey. lconsider myself as acting part
tsystem of society, and do to others
have them do to me. I behave to a
should expect he would behave to
#nobleman and he Sam. johnson, Sir,
Mrs. Macaulay in this town, a great
One day when l was at her house, |
ry grave countenance, and said to her.
I'M now become a convert to your way
/. am convinced that all mankind are
lai footing, and to give you an unques.
.,of, Madame, that l amin earnest, here
il, well behaved fellow-citizen, your
desire that he may be allowed to sit
me with us. I thus, sir, showed her
yof their levelling doctrine. She has
me since. Sir, your Jewellers like
oecn with themselves-but they can.
cling up to themselves. They would
&c people under them. Why not ther
eople above them?'-[Boswell.
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sPREACHERs.-The Louisville Journal
he fall from grace of another of the
ical preachers who have proved
heep's clothing" thus speaks of that
tsay that all such characters are nee,
herently scoundrels, but if there are
D who minister at the sacred desk
variably take to preaching politics.
9 quits his proper vocation and
hten the world on politics, about
y be to a great extent ignorant
eyIous training and studies, set him
* sheep, and strip him of his robes
aich leads from political harangues
Q worldliness, vice and crime, ap
de, smooth and of easy passage.
teachers stick to their texts. They
or cultivation ample enough, in al
exhaust their entire resources, ant
heir attention, rather to the exclusion
ical labors. If the world is going
,ally, their efforts to stop it will be
% accelerate than retard its motion in
NJ
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PRESIDENT, GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREEr.
VICE PREsIDENr, JOHN G. HOLDREDeE.
Secretary, c. WILLIAMS.
Directors :

l
GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREET, Ionuytrest. owen : e.
D. q. HoIDREGE' Hodrese' Pason Fosom> Vice Pres
| . ~ o,.r,,,,
MAY Hated s,,,.. rr,..,... '''D''
SAM DpRoyv Communicates o'''a'''
| ~ ''' ooA''aeioi mefcnanl, new orleans.
W. G. GRAHAM Wholesale (rccar and ror,,,i,.,,, ~.
| 1870 N o'ANAii1oi'Aa 1nek'
chant New Orleans.
| y : ohLhlNdHAM, (Dnlingham Bonner, Attorneys
| New Orleans. IS
| p,,r,,rn
| Magazine street. New Orleans az
A. j. INGERseLL, Of Mobile, Ala
GEN. NJ. J. WRIGHT, of Memphis Tenne,sss
| W n cRTswo1 n @...
| " ~ o'oAD ohio anu Mssisslppi Railroad
| GEN, E. B.. NICHOLS of Toros
! opx ,onr, ~
| Zen. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
| G. WILLIAMS s.,,...u- r.-a-,-
| y. "ii4-iAhs, secretary, New Orleans.
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This Company nsures against general accidents neludn
Travellers rsk)
Tickets for ONE, THREE, FIVE, SEVEN. TEN an
TWENTY DAYS, obtained at the Office of the Com
pany or its agents everywhere
Policies issued for any term from ONE MONTH to FIVE
YEARS.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS secures a POLICY FOR
S50o with weekly compensation of TWENTY-FIVE DOL.
LARS in case of total disability and for shorter periods
smaller amounts at proportionate rates
FIVE DOLLARS will secure insurance of 5000 for On
Month"; 81 30 tie same for Ten Days No person secure
and the premiums low in this class that
can avail themselves, In some form, of its benefts
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF ALI
dsnouipattGns Inr sss by
RULEFF d TwICHELL
tIravirg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-22

..a..,,,, "a hnc,rn and ewes, say sone 10 ten.
I0Iuon ., % I,..a ninsty ewes, which will yean
~! anis Wi, ,ssr more than hundred lambs, for
me nrs ~ ytSs,n drop twins. The male lambs
nun u.s ~ Ia sold 10 the butcher or retained as
aIe ~ - This win give nearly two hundred
we s. y, nreed from the second year; and by
s,srsninr the same course, the number may be
IHmnreased in almost geometrical ratio, untif In
: few years the sheepmaster will have flock
OF a thousand, or any maximum number ne
may desire.
profits arising from the sale OF wool, lambs,
and mutton. Every person who has any
knowledge of the business Is competent TO do
Il for himself. In other places 1t has been
conducted with great success, and Ii needs only
the same industry and attention to make IL
equally profitable In this region. SSowDEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-22

ID 81 .
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
sfcH soKI = RR h aNp PoToaAc
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL, TWICE DAILY The only railroad route
issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North East and West.
Trains on this road are now RIM as follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily fsundays exceptedl ats A. M, arriving IN
EARLY AFTERNoON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 8 p. NJ, arriving in Washing
ton at S A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY NOM
ING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily Sundays excepted) at a. M,
arriving in Washington at $50 p. b., connecting
with the 7.3O p. NJ. train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train TO Washington only SIX DOL
LARS for frst-class, and FIVE DoLLAHS Tor
second class passengers. ~,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
arriving at Milford at 8, p. III:
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities in the West
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. lie Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-22
Sheep Raising, &c.
PETERSBURG, February

fETERebURG, rtDIudIy looV'
Beyond the southern limits of this city, and
Appomaitox--to say nothing Of other parts Of
the State-are thousands OF acres Of land
lying waste and upcultivated. Nor Is there
any means of bringing them into culture again
until q new forest growth shall nave sprung
up, sufficient to furnish material for fuel and
fences. You will, Of course, understand me
TO refer to the tract Of country occupied by the
contending armies during their operations
round this city. The picture is, indeed, one OF
desolation. The land is denuded of it's growth ;
q broad expanse spreads itself out before the
spectator, seldom relieved by farm house
while the ground, for any useful purpose, Is
disfgured by numerous forts, and cut mp by
long lines Of entertainments, with all the safe
guards Of defence which military engineering
could devise.
Yet, in passing over this waste, as was done
several times by your eSrrespoMaeads during a,a.
struck with amazement at the luxuriant herb
age with which it was covered. A sea of
grass waved over it, the growth of which was
stimulated by the immense amount Of fertiliz-
ing material left on the land during the pro.
tracted siege, consisting Of vast accumuia-
tioDs Of manure, thousands OF dead animals,
and streams OF human gore 80 prodigally shed.
For all purposes OF systematic agriculture,
this tract Of country, as already remarked, is
wholly valueless. But In the unlimited amount
ofgrnzing 1t is capable Of affording, 1t might be
spilled TO o profitable use. In many other Sec
, sSns ~ would De taken up with avidity, and
seercely any department Of agriculture
isslus - Great returns as sheep iausbandry,
~ psoportion 70 the outlay, and none, perhaps
n.sen0ed with less risk. The field presented
~ NEE waste lands might be made the source
q rssn profits 2 those who have any skilI in
- cusaness. The prices Of wool and mnaton
mnss elways continrs fully prouorfionsss as -
MOI OF the othsr necessities Of fife srss :.
hiEh tarin Will doubtless be the Dolicx ~ 80
county Ios many years 70 come, the press ei,f
prices o. wool will be fully maintained
With the lin1Jted experience OF our Tarcoar
In sheep raising, the hne.wocl breeds ara nns
recommended 70 their attention, but thoss
varieties whIch combine large carcases with
heavy neeces-sueh az the Uotswold. the
6onthdown, and the Leicester, They ara
almost - hardy as our old Virginia breed,
Which ere abis to winter among the old .fisid
pines, and thrive on br0Omstraw Ii Ito Succu-
lent state. For some years might be neees-
sasy, indeed, 70 rely on orr native breed,
wbaeh can b had In nearly every part OF the
country a. moderats prices, apd "A s9flcisnt
Lst y bsis6y Eisscs 81 tho practical work
lne. ~ tbe bp0lness. 0Hppces the case Cf q
eeok a o. hnadSed, coatatptaG . jnst pso.