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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-13

BT OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENUlNEEn-Cll L
HALL, CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER %. 1so7.-sTREET
ALIGNMENTs AND THE BURNT DTsTRICTS.-The
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Council is published for the information Of
all owners Of property and buders
SEC ~ No owner or builder OF any house or struc-
ture III tue City shall dig lay the Foundation thereon
In trout oil II street. lane alley court or shall erect
any wall fence fronting as aforesaid before he shall
have applied TO the surveyor, who shall lay OF aud
mark out the true front n boundary OF such street.
lane alley court and give certificate thereof TO the
owner or builder for which services the City surveyor
shall be paid by the said owner or builder tne sum
affixed thereto the table OF fees contained in this Ordi
nance.
SEC. V. II any per on shall commence any iounda.
ton building wall or fence upon any lot or piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any sres lane alley or
court within the CITY, not having made application 10
the City Surveyor and before the lire OF street shall
have been laid and marked out by tue City surveyor
In the manner above directed, contrary to the limo
so laid of and marked out, every such person. as well
employer as masterbuder, SHALL for every such Oh
fence forfeit and pay the not exceeding hVe nun
drcd dollara; and, moreover, all buildings and work
done or put up without such application to the CITY sur
yeyor or contrary the line OF street which shall be
lld oil and marked out by him. shiii be demonshed by
order OF the CITY Conc G the charge and expense OF
tho person horcin Offending as saforesaid.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman q.
Gerdts January ., 1866 anI unanimously adopted by
the City Council.
Resolrsd That public notice be glven, that if any per-
son intends TO eject building in burnt districts. he
shall first apply 10 City Couuc and ascertain whether
or no. the Ci intends to widen said streets.
LUIS ]. BARD0T,
November 80 City Civil Engineer.
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November 80

HsA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO He
country home after sojourn of 9ew months in /!
city, was hardy recognized by her friends In place OF
q coarse rusu:. flushed face, she had soft ruby con
plexion OF almost marble smoothness and instead
w ntyhree she really appeared but eighteen. Uponln-
quiry as 10 the cause OF great change she plain!
told them that she used the ClRCAoSIAN BALM, mt
considered 1t IN invaluable acquis ton to any ladys toilet
IL its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per.
sona appearance hundred fold. 1t is simple init-
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass'
ed in its cnlcary drawing impurities from, also heal.
Ing cleansing and beautying tie skin and complexion.
By its lrcc, elton tic cucle It draws from it all s
mpuritiea irdy hcang the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended i; should bc-ccar SOFT smooth
aud beautitl Price 81, by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt of an order, by
". L. CLARK < Co, Chemists,
No West Fayette Street syracuse. N T.
The Oily American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 iSr
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The Virginia Reconstruction Conventio,

RICHMOND, December IA colored delegate to-
day offered resolution appointing committee OF
FIVE to investigate what can be done to put stop
to the intimidation of loyal men who are not land
holders, but who voted the Republican ticket and
are distressed therefore by disoyal landholders.
Three co.ored and two white Republicans spoke i'll
favor and three Conservatives in opposition to the
resolution The speeches took wide political
range, and pending the discussion the Convention
adjourned.
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The Mississippi and Arkansas Conventions


ATLANTA, December 12.-General Ord has is
sued an order declaring that Conventions have
been carried i'll Mississippi and Arkansas, and Or
ders Conventions to assemble at Jackson and Lit
tie Rock on January 7th. The order says there
are such Irregularities at some precincts as make
it impossible to give the total vote in each State
for or against the Convention.
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rs BEAUTIFUL HAIR--MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resulted the perfection of
cHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR. un unrivalled
hair dressing, imparng life and increased nutri
men to the hair preventing badness and arrestnS its
progress when commenced regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which tho color OF hair depends
thereby positively restoring grey hair 10 its original
color and youthful beauty. and stopping its falling olt
at once. Sold by all Druggists.
$. A. CHEyALfER, Md, New York.
For sale by DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
October 15 tnlhs 2mo No. l5l Meeting street.
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Snow Storm i'm the West.

SANDUsKY, OHIO, December 12-The severest
snow storm ever known has prevailed here for the
past twenty hours. The water in the bay rose five
feet. AT Cleveland all the trains were behind time,
and no trains leaving.
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Re- OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY, COURT
HOUSE, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 80. 1ss7.-sealed
proposals will be received at this Office until M nday the
10th day of December 1857 at 10 NJ for the renting for
one year. from the lst of January 1863, cf all that
PLANTATION called Pawleys, situate the East side
of the West branch of Cooper River in st. Johns Par
ish Berkeley containing 7S9 100 acres of swamp and
high lSnd. Bounding to the North lands Of Thomas
Ashby to the South Cooper River and lands formerly
of Samuel Gourdin to West Cooper River and to
the and Southeast lands Of Samuel Gourdn and
lands of Francis Cordes
Also, all those three tracts of PINE LAND, situate in
the same PARISH called the Bull Head Tract Three Mile
Head Tract and East Three Mile Head Tract and con-
tanning respectively 500 acres 24 5O0O acres and IT'S
acres. JAMES TUPPER,
December 4 wfrn6 Master in Equity.
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@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable. nstan-
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bae
Dyes Invigorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed William A. BatcheloT. ALI others
are mere limitations and sbould be avoided Sold by a
Druggists and Perfumcrs. Factory, Nc. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
R5- BEWARE or a COUNT fBFEf1.
n
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WHY GENERAL SIBERIAN Is IN WASHINGTON.
IL IL. ID. iI:..o.A GnnoLln en,.n.

s'The President would have resisted suspension
and in this resistance he would havo beon sus-
raj officers of tho army. Hence the Generals
presence at the national capital. The ycrdant in-
dividual who would argue that he came only to
write up report on Indian affairs, because, fol-
sooth, the emergency did not arise for his assum-
ing command of the Department of Washington,
exhibits a lack of judgment, il not of brains"
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

TS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM-
i TER, s. c., by GILBERT l. FLOWERS, Propretora.
vt FOUR DOLLARS per anuum invariably in advance
Advertisements inserted at usual rates
Every style oi Job Printing executed In the nea'ei
atyte ana greatest i!suatrh H'3iennoef "a
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ss MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the Physo-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pedments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address DIR. ]. sKILLN BoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
September &c 3mos
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Petition for DIR. Mudd,s Release

BALTIMORE, December 12.-The Maryland NJ edi
cal Convention have adopted petition for DIR.
Mudd's release.
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Our yyashington Dispatches.

MR. AsHLEY's B111-aENERAL GRANTS REMOVALS.
ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, December 12.-The State Depart
ment has adyices Of the safe arrival Of the o. s.
steamer DeSoto at Fortress Monroe. The DeSoto
is one of the steamers reported lost at st.
Thomas.
John W. Garrette has been reelected the Presi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The customs receipts from December 2 to z, in
elusive, amount to $2245,000.
The following is Mr.. Ashley's Bill
Resotued, That the Secretary of War, ad interim,
is hereby authorized and directed, at his dis
cretion, on the recommendation of the Commits
sioner of Freedmen, Refugees and Abandoned
Lands, to retain in the volunteer services of the
United States such officers, any Of them as are
at the date hereof on duty in the said bureau, SO
long as their services shall be necessary tor the
proper execution Of the laws.
The revenue receipts to-day amount tc 1915, 600.
The Senate caucus has decided to retain their
present officers.
General Harvey is here
General Grant orders the muster out If Generals
Orlando Brown, Eliphalet Witterley c. Howard,
and other minor officers of negro troops.
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sar wHEAToNs OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
WHEAToA'S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
wHEATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the
Sldn.
Price so cents; by mail 60 cents. All druggists sell IT.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
September 16 mwfly
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Our Havana Dispatches.

BY CUBA TELEGRAPH,I
HAVANA, December 11.-Sterlng, 12is13. United
States currency, 25sa26 Potatoes, s5a5 so. Onions
s7as. Butter, 9OaS6. Plain Hams, 16 sugar
cured, %.
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snow storm phn,,.,,h;o

PHILADELPHIA December IA furious north
east snow storm commenced this morning early,
and has been prevailing all day.
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- -
RARNXyELL SENTINEL

IS-fIt.7 W -H1t1 'SAS-S Il -E1Il
rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
i Merchants and business men try it Tor few months
mo risk gan." Send on your cards and increasl
your trade this TALL There's nothing to equal Printers
Ink-t has made many n fortune.
Terms for the paper-S3 per annum in advance.
Advertisements inserted Ut the OF 81 per souare
twelve lines or less for each insertion
Cards OF ten lines less at the rate Of $40 for thret
months.
Contracts by the year or for six months allowing priv
llege Of changing. on more favorable terms Address
, EDWARD a. BRONSON
NoYencoIl1 lPubhsheI pd rrcprietcrl
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Things in Washington.

SENATOR DRAKE's CENsURE nEsoLUTIoN-cAsE OF
Ex-sEcnErARY sTANToN-IRoBABLE ACTION OF THE
sENArE-DIvERsE oPEucNs GENERAL GRANTS
coURsE-ANorHER EXPECTED yETo-mIscELLANE-
GUS NEWS, ETC.
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October 10

aTNOTICE TO MARINERS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor thor vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direc
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs the Charleston and st. Andrews side o.
the Ashley River by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. c. TURNER, q. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February 6. 1858.
February
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sg ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUBLo0Ns and all kinds
of GOLD AND SILVER
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 10 1yr New York
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C,1TE VEINS UIJIJsE. Nos. Al. 2Y. rs AND az


= Broadway, n. Y. opposite Bowling Green-l the
European Plan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE Is well anc
widely known the travelling public. The location Is
pecahy suitable TO merchants and business men; is
close proximity to the business part of the city-is en-
the highway OF Southern and Western traveland adja-
cent ell the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation Tor
modern improvement tor the comfort and entertainment
Of It's inmates The spacious and well ycnii'
latsd-provided with gas and water-the Attendance 10
prompt respectu-and the table is generously pio.
vded With every decacy Of the moderate rates
The rooms having been refurnisheo and reu,odeed We
email I'd TO offer facilities the comfort ana
pleasure If our guests GEO K CHASE CO.,
NAV % smo Proprietors.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,

PUBLISHED IN wINNsBoRo' g. c., AFFORDS A
/ profitable medium for the advertising public OF
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
''A'A" aA1LLARD. D1sPoRTEs WILLIAMS.
Nnynroher
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The Georgia Reconstrne,,on Conyentio


ATLANTA, December 12.-The Convention passed
a relief ordinance this morning, introduced by R.
B. Bullock, of Richmond, which reads as follows
'.Be it ordained" &C., "that from and after the
passage of this ordinance all levies which have
been or may be made, under an execution issued
from any court in this State, shall be suspended
until this Convention sho'l have taken or refused
to take final action upon the matters of relief, and
that all sales under executions, in violation of this
ordinance, shall be null and void, and Of no effect
The Georgia Supreme Court having decided the
stay laws of the last Legislature to be unconstitu-
tiona, this ordinance, which it is understood will
bs enforced by Gen. Pope, commanding the Mill
tary District, will operate barrier to all legal
action upon private debts until the Convention can
act further. The remainder of the days session
was consumed in discussing rules of order.
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FUN FOR ALL!

NULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON,
n male or female master the great art OF Yen-
tnloousm by few hours practice, making world OF
fun and after becoming experts themselves, can teach
others the reby making 1t source OF Income. Full In
sructions sent by mail ior 80 cents Satisfaction guar
auteed.
address p. Q. Drawer 81 Troy, n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sT THE STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY desire to return their thanks to Mr.. B. FIELD
MAN, for Refreshments furnished them at the fire the
morning of the 18th instant. w. G. MILLER,
December 13 Secretary,
@CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHARLES
TON, from New York. are notified that she is dscharg-
ing cargo T, Day, at Adgers South Wharf All goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored ct own
ers' risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
December 13 Agents
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THE MARION STAR,
TuE ORANGERURG NEW

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, Al
/ Orangeburg, 8. C. Terms 50 per annun, IN ad-
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies Of tho
ORANoEBURa News will be circulated for the benefit Of
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
lerms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Oranseburg News,
February % OranGeburp
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, December 11.-Mr. Sherman re-
ported the House bill repeating the cotton tax,
and it will be considered tomorrow.
The consideration Of the bill conveying the pro-
ceeds of captured and abandoned property into
the Treasury was resumed Mr.. Fessenden said
it amounted to thirty-fve millions, but opposed
the bill, saying that there are claims now pending
in the Court of Claims for twenty millions of this
property to whom the bill would work injustice.
It was postponed.
The consideration Of the joint resolution censur-
ing the President was resumed, Mr.. Johnson hav
ing the floor. The Senate refused concurrence.
The House resolution striking the word ''white"
from the district laws was then considered, and
the Senate then went into Executive session and
adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House the Committee on Commerce we're
directed to inquire INTO the propriety of changing
tie Marine Hospital from Paducah to Cairo.
The Committee on Roads and Canals were d-
rected to inquire into the expediency Of appropr-
ating money for canal around the falls of Ohio
on the Indiana side.
The Committee of Ways and Means were direct
ed to inquire into expediency OF taxing crests
and coats If arms worn on household furniture.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio offered bill relating to
the Freedmen's Bureau, which was referred.
The Committee on Freedmen's Affairs also re-
ported bill to facilitate the reconstruction of the
Southern States.
A resolution deferring the payment of the bonds
of ~ and 48, due in 49, until the finances were
equalzsd, was referred to the Committee of Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Maynard offered resolution providing that
diplomatic and consular representatives to Hayti
or other African governments be selected from
negroes. Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Schenck made point Of order that under
the Constitution no distinction could be made.
The Speaker said the point was we'll taken.
A resolution was adopted urging the reduction
Of the army to the smallest possible limits.
The Committee OF Ways and Means were direct
ed to inquire into the expediency Of destroying
spirits seized for fraud, and also of removing the
income tax from incomes not exceeding s25OO.
Executive documents were presented when the
House went into a Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Maynard defended the Tennessee govern
ment. The House then adjourned.
The Senate Committee reported the House bill
on the repeal Of the cotton tax without amend
ment. 1t will will probably pass tomorrow.
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SHIPPING.
FOR LIvERpOoT.

-At THE Al AMERICAN SHIP RICHARD III,
NA scorT Master Is ready to receive cargo for the
above port. For Freight engagements. apply to
..-. STREET BROTHERS a. CO.
December 10 No. "a East Bay,
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ANOTHER VETO EXPECTED.

Another veto may soon be expected from the
President. The House to-day passed for the Sc
cond time the bill to strike out the word white"
from the laws of this District regulating the selec-
tion of Jurors, leaving coored Taxpayers equally
eligible with white. This bill passed both branches
of Congress in July last, but was subjected to
pocket veto by the President. Should Congress
take its usual holiday recess it will again share
like fate.
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yorEa ON IMPEACHMENT.

In the House to-day an effort was made to sus-
pend the rules so as to allow those members who
we're not present on Saturday TO record their votes
The movement was made by the opponents of inn
parchment, but was likewise voted down by the
same side, with the avowed intention Of rebuking
absenteeism, or, in other words, Of not permitting
member out of his seat as many privileges as one
in his seat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

xn9 40OAa0apOllS Jouru2A eoybs eel
"If anybody is under the Impression
that things are not workin,' even in
church AFFAIRS, he could have had his
moral amaurosis removed, in yesterday
hearing . congregation Of one Of our
prominent Methodist churches, enthusi-
astically encors, with clapping Of hands
and stamping Of feet, finely executed
piece Of music. We longed for . bou-
quet"
TIE Bishop OF wurtzburg once asked
. sprightly shepherd boy: What are
You doing here, my boy 2" ssTending
swine" ssHow much do you getf' sOne
lorin . week. Il am = shepherd also, !"
said the Bishop. shut have much better
salary" THAT may all be, but then 1
suppose you have more swine under
your care" replied the boy. @
OF the two colored men who are men,
bsrs of the Massachusetts, Legislature,
Aitchin is described as not quite nut
brown, hardly darker than several Who
eat near him. Walder is genuine Affi-
can in appearance He Is . lawyer.
Illinois pays e5, ,O0O, 600 year for
kseping her dogs-in the way Of food
It = esGimated that the same dogs kill
nnually, sheep valued at e200, 900, ms
hing total that abe pays Tor the luxury
of kseping dogs, OF 5. 200, 900.
A.As.sst yesno.t De.esr.t i. : r...es...s'
a0saasioo rslative 20 ths An1ts of Pfaaea4 John
NJ a1mitxsd that ons of NJ eEoaeIse 10
80 - = aQqpoinkzsak e sd1Ak 80 - hsy.
= 60 sc i, !. ~: .as -. - -: -:
The priess Of leading artinaee6 con
|sunption are 90 per csnk high4 g tn
present time than they were before ehe
war.
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TAs Price q Pspsr.


The Qsarsaly CAsrsA Review, for 0c-
to1sr, contains ~ 1s1leWln9 upon the
high Pake.of papsr:
We are coasexsinod 70 Ger m apology
to our readers f6s she inferior quality OF
peper uoed IN shts ana lnAa numbers Of
the Review The present prices OF pa
per are 20 high that We cannot proe0re
m article such - Ne formerly used, with
ont raising the price of the Review, and
this We choose 20 avoid. The exhorbi
tant cost OF paper 10 the result Of com
binxtion. and it Is an extertion to which
We shall not yield. For example, Il 10
publicly stated that the Carow Paper
Company Of South Hadley Falls, Mass.
has Just declared syearly dividend OF
100 per cent, besides reserving fund
sufficient to build an addition to their
mill. Last year the dividend was 12O
per cent The publishers Of one Of the
most widely circulated schoolbooks have
actually sent the stereotype to England,
and caused it to be printed and bound
there, and shipped hither, because they
can do this cheaper than they can buy
paper and get the work done here. A
third Of the books sold in New York al
this time are imported from England.
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LABOR.

Z 1hacsis . ansvsr-dyag shArss
brsekmg on sns human ear
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btddinr human hearts rsloice.
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VERMONT SHEEP.-The correspondent
of the Springfield (Mass.) Union has
been visiting the sheep farms of Corn
wall, Vt, and reports particulars. We
select few samples, Henry +. Dean
has 800 0-acre farm, and 40 Spanish
Nerino sheep, valued at $4,000. Hon.
Rollin j. j. Jones has farm of 600
acres His flock numbers 125, valued at
$4,000. F. H. Dean, $50 acres; $50
breeding ewes valued at $500 each
$4,000. Don't doubt it, for he has been
offered $1,000 each for five of them,
and $1,000 for a four year old buck
which has since earned him S4, ,000.-
California gold mines cannot compare
with that. Merrill Brigham, 200 acres !;
flock, 800 thorough bred, valued At $751;
000 Simon s. Rockwell has flock OF
800 valued at $4,000. One Of his
bucks has netted him over &c, 900 in
the last four years. Hon. Joel Randall,
500 acres, and $50 tsof the best blooded
sheep" value not stated. He sold two
year old buck recently for $4,000.