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SrALL-rED CAr17.E Last year I wrote
you that l was stall feeding an OK, and
gave my plan, which is simply to feed
him once day, with only one peck of
corn meal. When first put up give n lit
tie rough food, until he becomes used to
confinement and dry meal. Water once
a day, (some advise no water at all.) I
drove my OK 33 miles, and got $50 for
him on foot-but one buyer in the mar
ket, and I had to take just what 1 could
get. Had there been any competition,
should probably have got $1OO;and again,
the same day that my OK reached the
market, 60 head of fine Illinois cattle ar
rived-the finest cattle that ever saw.
We have no convenience for weighing
stock on foot; therefore cannot give ac-
curately the weight of my OK. 1t was
thought he would weigh 1900 lbs. net.
An animal that will not weigh over
600 lbs. put up the first of June docs
hest. / think half a peck of meal per day
sufficient; warm weather I think much
the best. Keep in cool place and quiet
as possible. About 3 months will be suf-
ficient to make good beef.
As to corn meal being heated, sBcau-
fort" is mistaken. 1 do assure you that
in my neighborhood there are two OK
teams which have been hauling for the
public and constantly, for the last two
years-cach team six oxen, common size,
not one large OK in either team-33 miles
to market, on common dirt road, usually
in bad condition. Each team hauls from
1000 to 4,5O0 lbs. freight, and have
hauled as much as 5000 lbs, and on one
occasion $500 lbs. The owners and
drivers Of these teams are laboring mem
good, honest citizens. They assure me that
corn meal is their usual and choice feed
One peck of meal at night for each OK is
ample. II
Beaufort" says that stalling cattle is
Lot profitable. 1 agree with him; but
take my case. My OK was old and worn
out-not saleable at all. BY cxpending
$50 or less, I got S32 or $40 clear, and
if had not taken this course, the buz-
yards would have got MIN long since. 1
would suggest to planters to feed all their
old COWS and broken down oxen only
with corn meal-one peck day for
large, and less for small cattle-warm
weather preferable. Exchange.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

advertisements inserted in this Cvun,n at Sc per
dnnum.
BROOKBANKs & CO., Fruiters and Confec-
TONERS, Main street. near tho State Capitol, Col
umbia, S. G. Z
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WILlIAM WALKER, President. 4
HENRY J. FURBEE, vice-President.
GEORGE l.. MONTAGUE, Actuary.
JOHN II. BEWLEY, Secretary.
ID. w. LAMBERr, 81 D., Medic,

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VICTORIA.

VIcTonIA, B. c., Nov. IL.
The first snow Of the season fell on
Saturday.
A man named VIM. Barton wal blown
to atoms by the premature discharge of q
blast, ON Thursday last, in the Newcastle
pit Of the Nanamo coal mines.
VIM. Adams, q seaman on board II.
NJ. s. Scott, was instantly killed by fall
ing from the main yard on the deck be-
low.
II is stated that a real diamond field
has been found near Hot Creek. A large
| stone found there will be sent to San
Francisco, and il 1t turns out to be as
pure a diamond as it is supposed, it will
| create great excitement in that vicinity.
The extreme penalty Of the law in G..
W. L. Bells case was carried out yester-
| day morning in the Jail yard. The poor
man seemed resigned and composed to
his fate.
The discovery is announced Of q lead
of coal on the line of the railway between
Kalama and Olympia.
A desperate cutting ARRAY occurred at
Port Townsend, Wednesday evening, be-
tween John Quail, better known as Poker
Jack, and a man named Thompson.
Quail acted entirely on the defensive,
and received a cash extending from ear
to mouth. He then threw himself on
Thompson, cutting him fearfully in al
most every part of the body, and once
fatally in the region of the heart. Poker
Jack was arrested, and is now in custody.
On the 4th inst. a shot was fred at DR..
Calhoun, Of Port Townsend, while sit
ting in his office. The shot missed the
DIR. by about IS inches. The would-be
murderer fed and has not been discov-
cred.
Weather very stormy. and heavy rains.
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Tlle Key to Health.

|H.|.@ 81 e. 80
It Is the easiest thing in the world to lose ne
blessing of health, but when lost it is not 90
easy TO regain Il. pepulazidea Of nifty years
ago that Q tremendous securing Of the bowels
was en- essential element Of cure In almost ali
diseases has fortunately for mankind been pretty
effectually exploded. The Introduction Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, nearly a quarter Of 9
century ago, may be said TO have given the coup
de grace 10 drastic purgstion. The World has
learned from the benehiciai effects produced by
that admirable preparation, that one medicine
may embrace the three properties of a tonic, q
laxative and an Alternative that the three cura-
tive processes Of invigoration, publication and
regulation may be comprised at the same time
by the operation OF q single agreeable remedy.
There are sound, philosophical reasons for the
remarkable improvement which the Ditters oc-
cesion In the condition of a derHnged and en-
feebled system. This pure combination Of veg.
etable juices not only strengthens the, stomach,
stimulates the appetite and braeee the nerves,
but also imparts tone and viger TO the eecfetory
ORGANISMS the skin, the liver, and the Kidneys /;
and II the blood has become too thin and wa
sety % noSr,sh the body properly, enriehse and
lions Of the frame. At this period of the wear.
when Intermittent ~fevers, bilious disordera
stomach complaints, and dysenteric and dIar'
rh0ic ailments are always more or less rife. NJ.
c~asional doses Of Bittars will be found the beat
safeguard against the atmospheric conditions
which generate them. An accession Of penaraI
vigor is necessary to enable the system 70 resist
the morbid influence of the malarious vopors
which rise from the earth at this season, and OF
all the known invigorants, Hostetter's Bitters ia
the safest and the most potent. nov12-lW
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~DISPATCHESl
rEwroRk NEWS.
NEW YonK, Nov. IL.

NEW YoRK. Nov. ~.
The World says: The great losses in
leather and wool, in the Boston fire, viii
afeet the industry of which they are
raw materials to but q slight extent.
The arrangement will be but very tenn
porary. Few Of our wool or leather
merchants are directly affected by the
destruction In our sister city, and most
of those who are will be abundantly able
to meet their losses.
In the dry goods trade The Bulletin
also says, There is much confusion and
uncertainty, owing to the absence of let
ters from Boston; but M great uneasi-
ness is manifested in the hide and leather
trade. There is an entire absence of q
panicky feeling in the boot and shoe
trades. No crisis is anticipated. The
sentiment is that all the Boston dealers
are in good standing, and may only need
an extension of time. Boston buyers
who were here yesterday were cheerfully
given the usual credit.
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The Warning has oesa Needed.

Since the exposure Of the attempts made by
certain interruptions local dealers to palm Oh
their coarse astringents, made from cheap and
impure materials. in the place Of the great M.
tionAl tonic. Hostetter'ss Stomach Bitters, public
opinion has Get strongly against these empiries
and their preparations. Their occupation 10
gone, or soon will be. When the light is let into
deception 1t soon willis down. Persons who tribe
with their own health. by using unknown prep
arations, with no guarantee to sustain them.
when an established specific, proven by twenty
years experience to be exactly what 1t is claimed
TO be, is within their reach, are sure TO repent
their temerity. Many have done 80 In this In
stance, but 1t is hoped that the truth, plainly
spoken, has arrested the evil. In the meantime
the demand for the leading protective and ~
storative medicine OF America was never 20
great a. IL has been this season. From the fever
and ague districts OF the West, Southwest, and
South, It is literally overwhelming; and II may
said Of the advices from all parts OF the Coun.
try OF the cures 1t is effecting In dyspepsia, bill
ious complaints and chronic constipation, that
their name Is legion Everywhere the sick and
feeble seem TO have realized the Importance Of
holding fast to that which 10 good and Of
avoiding what In spurious and dangerous.
The numerous Bitters under various names,
which mercenary dealers endesyor TO substitute
for Hostetter's Stomach Bitiers, should be avoid.
ed. for their own sakes, by the sick and the public
at large. Hostetter's Bitters are procurable In
bottles only, and never is sold In bulk. n+1m
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Home Ti1ast-2SQ sh@es. slkh
etandard-I00 shares, s74zsHfH =
Aermes7i00 nhares. eI3; u Fl E
TecumsehZf06 shares, e1k&-
Ida Elmore-10s shares, $40, b30
Golden Chariot-65O shares, SIC; II
Mahogany-65O shares, 91l; I6k; IAN, b3O; IL
Minnesota-260 shares. SIX
o. II. Treasure-10 shares. SlL
Noonday-SO0 shares, b0cf
American Fiag-21 shares, Slsh
Bowery-6C shares, SIX
HUM h Hunt-5o0 shares. 81. 4: 81
Silver Peak-670 shares, SO; 81
Peavine-100 shares, 9Oc
Ingomar-100 shares. SIX
Conior-000 shares, Eik;Ik
Belinont-390 shares, S4k:f
Chiaf OF the HILL IT'S shares, s5h;Bk
Newark-e00 shares. $5h, b5
Pioehe Phenix-100 shares, 81, b9O
Amador Tunnel-I50 shares, 81; sk
Wellfngton-l0 shares. s4N HsA
Grown Point-14o shares, SIT; lls, boo; ll6h;
Beleher-170 shares, S106; IO5
Con: vrginia-545 shares, $67; 90, bS0; o.; Gan;
Chollar-Sso shares. $40, bsO; 90, bSO; s.
Ophir@6 shares, s5T
Caledonia-150 shares. 500
Savage-l40 shares. 500, b30; SIN, b3O; "a
lmperfal-390 shares, $i0x; 10A,b 30
yellow Jacket-60 shares, 500; 100. 50
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Third Dispatch.

Stock Sales. - Morning Board.
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. IS.
0~phir-3lO shares, s57; 57k
Gould 4 Ourry-26 shares, $206; 40
Best 4 Belcher-40 shares, 81
Savage-360 shares, $50; SO
Chollar-195 shares, sos; ION, b30
Hale 4 Eorcross-75 shares, $50; 80h
Crown point--202 shares, $118; 118k, b90; lis
Yellow Jacket-i24 shares, sos; 1l2
Empire Mill-250 shares, 80
Imperial-30O shares, s10h: 10x
Kentuck-50 share, $500, b30
Alpha-10 shares, $50
Belcher-1o0 shares, S10e; 107
Conndence-245 shares, S12; u, bio
Con. Virginia-195 shares. $50; 50
Sierra Neyada-120 shares, $l6k; 15H, $50
Exchequer-O shares, SIS va
Segregated Belcher-20 shares, $50, 500
0verman-60 shares, s75; IT
Justice-65 shares, $8k
Caledonia-555 shares, SGT; 291, b30
Knickerbocker-3l0 shares, s5k;6
Succor-l00 shares, 90
Globe-350 shares, SIX; IL
Baltimore Con-b35 shares, $2A;2k, b30
Silver Hill-400 shares, So
Eclipse-46 shares, $40
Senator-20O shares, 75c
Picton-50s shares, l0c
Rock Island-100 shares, soc
Woodville-2O0 shares. s6>; on, b3
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
Still raining quite hard.
The stock market this morning is re-
ported a little of.
There is much anxiety about the Ray
mond & Ely case.
No gold quotations this morning.
Greenbacks buying "a So, selling@ 8S%.
Riley, the county Jail trusty, who aid
ed the Brothertons to escape, will be
brought before the Police Court for ex-
animation.
The argument in the cas- OF McDer-
mott VS.. Raymond & Ely NJ. Co., will be
made at 7 o'clock this evening, In the
18th District Court.
Rain commenced falling about IL
o'clock last night, and continues lightly.
The official count by the Board Of SUI
| pervisors gives Grant a majority of 605,
and Clayton 1,055.
The extension Of the new wharf and
| warehouse of the p. M. s. 8. Co. is be-
ing pushed rapidly.
Mrs. M. j. Carson tried to pour coal
oil into a lighted lamp, and was severely
burned.
Senator Tompkins, of Oakland, is i'll,
and it is feared will not recover.
The total expenses Of election in thii
city is $8,521.
Alonzo Kirkland confesses to beating
and robbing the boy John McClosky
last week. The boy will probably no
recover.
Senator II. w. Corbett, Of Oregon, il
in the City, en- route to Washington.
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The F1vE-DoILAR SEWING MACHINE

The FIvE-DoLLAR SEWING MACHINE
purchased by me, January, 1866, from the FAINT
ly Sewing Machine Company, SO Nassau street.
since. 1t has not been out of order once. Has
cost nothing for repairs, and l find 1t simple and
reliable in operation. and always ready to sew.
Those friends of mine who use them with the
new improvements are very much pleased. The
one / have / would not part with. MRS. ANN w.
CUTHBURr, 428 West seth street, New York. -
The CONFESSIONS OF AN INvALID.-Pub-
lished for the benefit of young men. and others,
who suffer from nervous debility, etc., supply
ing the means of self-cure. Written by one who
has cured himself, and sent free of charge, on
receiving a postpaid directed envelop. Address
through postoffice only, JONATHAN +. GOOD, San
Francisco, Cal.
GETTING MARRIED.=EssAYs FOR YOUNG
MEN-On great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES,
which interfere with MARRIAGE-with sure
means of relief for the Erring and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitated. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 2, S. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
of all denominations, for So at the Postoffice.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Postoffice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
A well-trimmed head of hair adds to
almost ~everybody's appearance. To those desir-
ing a truly artistic cut, we HUDSON,
Main street, below Alexander's Drug Store Ham,
lton.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
The horse disease has now spread wei
the entire city. Very few horses seen in
the streets. Ok teams are making their
appearance.
CHICAGO, Nov. II.
Contributions from Chicago for the re-
lief of Boston are already nearly a quar-
ter of a million.
Horse disease rapidly abating.
A Boston special to The Tribune says:
An estimate, as accurate as could be
made, from the best informed sources,
under existing circumstances, Of the ex-
tent of the fire and losses, places the
burnt district at about 60 acres, and the
total losses, including buildings and mer-
chandise, not to exceed one hundred
million dollars.
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Second Dispatch.
SAN Francisco, Nov. IL.

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. IL.
An old man, John Purcell, was attack
ed by three highwaymen at Potrero, last
night. He resisted, when they knocked
him down and beat him in a horrible
manner, leaving him senseless on the
ground. The scoundrels got 50 for their
pains.
The river boats were detained to-day
on account of the thick fogs.
The Nicholson pavement in most pla-
ces is in O horrible condition. Some
streets are almost impossible.
The steamer Pacific will take the place
of the Pelican on the Humboldt route.
Stock Sales. - Morning Board.
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. IL.
ophir-4 shares, $50; 81; IS
Gould & Curry-i0 shares, $500; 1876; 1876; 200,
b3O
Best / Beicher-75 shares, 50
Savage-340 shares, $50; IS; 82h
Chollar-3s5 shares, S6s; 10; So
Hale & Norcross-105 shares, SIS; 78
Grown Point-37o shares, 1923; l19, bio; 1913,
Yellow Jacket-sO shares, sos; "a
Imperial-420 shares, $40; 10A
Empire Mill-450 shares, 50
Kentuck-S shares, 1910
hlDhh-tO bnhItft <fos 10
Belcher-165 shares, $l0G; 100, b30; 106k
Conhdence-2OO shares, Sly; Tx
Con. Virginia-640 shares, $685.; 60; 81
Sierra Nevada-125 shares, SIS; 15A
Exchequer-10 shares, SIT
Daney-60 shares, 81; IL
overman-l25 shares, $40; 70
Justice-160 shares. $8A;8
Julia-15 shares, SAN
C~aledonia-61O shares, s26; %; 26h; 90. b3O; 26H,
b3O
Knickerbocker-25 shares, S5H
Silver Hill-935 shares, SIX; ~
Baltimore Con.-50 shares, $2A
Eclipse--40 shares, S9A
Picton-55 shares, 40c
Senator-200 shares, Soc
Woodville-320 shares, $6H
Stock Sales. - afternoon Board.
San FRANcIsco, November IL.
Meadow yalley-1,915 shares, S22; %, b3G 22A;
22H
Raymond & Ely-72o shares. s125; 1913; 1871; 131,
b3O
Eureka oon.-l, 100 shares, s2l1s; 2Ok; 22as, b3O;
22A
Phenix-1,3 $50 shares, s3h; 81, b5
Jackson--300 shares, zoe
Pioche-l10 shares, S12b;1 IS
Washington h Creole-200 shares, 50
Alps-250 shares, SAX
Charter 0ak-50 shares, 90
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Il A ~ GONs -
The following telegram was forwarded
to-day:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Nov. H..
{ To Gen. B. F. Butler and Thos. Rus
sell, Collector, Boston: The President
authorizes me TO say that every possible
means Of relief will be afforded the citi-
zens of Boston by the Government; and
should circumstances appear to demand
action by Congress, such action will be
recommended by the President.
Signed, GEO. s. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue es-
Inmates the receipts of the Bureau for the
present fiscal year at $105, 900, 900, or
$50, DOC, 900 less than last year.
As far as the Bureau is aware, both the
tobacco and the spirits interests are salts
fed with the late low rates.
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EASTERN NEWS.
BosToN, November IL.

1uC bhiVCto " W PSAAc~e
$50 mounted soldiers patrolthe streets,
and no one, not having official authority
from the commandment, is permitted to
pass the lines. One man who attempted
to enter q store on Winter street, and
refused 10 leave after being repeatedly
ordered away, attempted to run, vas
shot by one of the guards and severely
wounded.
Arrangements for keeping the fire I'M
der control are perfect-unless some
change in the weather occurs to u
another outbreak in some unexpected
quarter.
Probably there will be nc more Sc
rious damage to life or property at
points where persons are known to have
been buried; and the ruins are being
cooled with water preparatory to digging
out corpses.
Along the south side of Washing
ton street, where the spread of the fire
has been most dreaded, hose are extended
in readiness in case of an emergency.
Immense piles of Goals, at Russia
| wharf, about 500 tuns, are still on fire,
and will probably burn for several days.
The city authorities granted to dry
goods merchants the privilege Of using
the Commons as o repository for such OF
their property as is saved, and to erect
shanties and other structures for tempo
rary use.
1t was rumored last night that q man
attempted to set fire to the gas-house,
near Charlestown bridge, and was seized
by an Infatuated crowd and unceremon-
iously hanged to a lamp post.
Three men were buried in the ruins by
a falling wall, on Washington street,
leaving their heads visible. A few ofthe
crowd attempted to rescue them, but
were unsuccessful, and in a few minutes
the remaining portion of the wall fell and
buried them out of sight.
Six men were arrested this forenoon,
in the northern part of the city, a mile OF
two from the burnt district, for being
caught in the act of firing buildings.
10000 working girls are said to bt
thrown outof employment. Their needs
are urgent.
Number of firms and business houses
burned, $50; number of dwellings an6
lodging-houses, 60.
Four insurance offices report losses al
follows: Firemen's Fund, California
1926, 900; Commerce, Albany, $45, 600
Queen, of London, net, $500, 900; Etna
Hartford, 5000, 900. These Offices viii
pay in full.
Boston, November IL.
No feeling of dependency in Boston
but a disposition is everywhere mani
tested by business men to meet their re
verses manfully and conquer them.
Exploring parties are at work in va
rious localities, clearing away the ruins
searching for missing bodies.
Firemen members of Hook q Ladder
Co. No. 4 are looking for the body o
their Assistant Foreman, who disap
peared Sunday forenoon.
The W. U. Telegraph Co. has returned
to its quarters, on State street, and hal
now 55 wires to New York.
~Incendiaries are about, but their work
thus far, has been detected in time ant
stopped.
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UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Nov. ~.

- SALT LAKE, Nov. ~.
The horse disease is reported in the
city to-day, but stablemen say it is not
the Eastern epidemic.
THE new diamond excitement is be-
lieved to be the result of an unprincipled
scheme to sell Janin stock in San Fran
cisco.
Great sympathy is felt for the Boston
sufferers, and there is a movement to
raise funds for their assistance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-13

WATCH REPAIEING.-P. Steler has sue
ceeded in procuring one Of the best
watchmakers on the Pacific Coast, and
is now prepared to repair all kinds Of
watches, chronometers and clocks, in a
workmanlike manner. New pieces re-
placed If necessary. Work will be done
reasonably and warranted for one year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-13

Geary Manning was arrested in Phoebe
OF the 18th, charged with the-murder of
John II. Strain, on election day. After
having an examination the accused was
discharged.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. November 70.

LONDON. November IL.
The insurance in the London compa-
MES upon property in the burnt district
of Boston is two and q half millions. A
commissioner will be sent to Boston, by
the London companies, to investigate
the original cause of the confiagration.