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There will be- an Election tor Mayor for The City
Of Ottawa. al the different Wards ~ described ~
follows, and also toriwo Aldermen TOT each Ward.
i'hc places TOR holding the elections, and the Judg
rsul riccIiuu are described ard named below,
The election will he held on the 1T Monday IN
May next Po' open lgon. \. VI. I'LL 6 ?. VI.
Of safe day.
Ward No l-Commrrcing at the corner Of
Pau street on the bank ot Fox river, thence north
To the canal, thence east TO the section line be-
tween sections Il and 70 thence north to The north
west corner ol The south west quarter Of srclion
No. l,townshp 30 north, range } cas, OF ih- 8 p.
M. thence east to Fox rlyrr, aud thence along the
bank oil Fox liver to the place OF beginning,
Election HoUss-Thc Fox River House.
Jgdgcs al Election Henry G.. Cotton, John
Lynch, Oran2o l.enycns.
Ward No. 2--Ihc whole oithe west hall ofscc-
'iou No -, IN township SO north, range 3eist OF
3Ip. IN, East OF Fox river. and all that portion ut
section II and west halt Of section ~ south Of the
Illinois riycr, and all OF the south hall oi section
II, all in same town aud range,
Election Houss-Athr house of Henry Green.
Judges Of Election Marshall Miller, Richard
Thorn, aud Henry Green.
Ward No BAN oithat portion OF section ii,
town - north, range east OF the 81 p. IN, be,
tween the centre Of the Side. Cut aud the centre o'
Paul street, south oi the centre ct Wnshlngtonst,
tn the Illinois aud Fox rivers.
Election HouSe--The Court House.
Judgcs Of Ei,chon--M. T.. HOLSTER, I. a.
Slnck, Im, Palmer,
Ward No. t.-Commcncing at the centre OF
Psul street aud Washington street, thence nortlJio
cross the canal, thence east to the section line be-
tween sections eleven andtwclve township thirty
three north range thrcccnst oi the third principal
meridian, thence north to the north east corner of
the south east quarter u section Two, all IN town
shp thirty three north range three East oil the third
principal meridian, thence west To the north west
corner oi the south west suarer OF said section
two, thence south to the canal, iaenoe east along
the canal To the centre NJ the feeder thence south
across the canal along the centre oi the tide cut 10
the crn,r,lof Washington street, and thence east
10 the place OF beginning.
Election House the Office Of Messrs.
Eames warehouse
Judecsot Election Lester II. Eancs, Hervsy
King, Robert tclch.
Ward No 1.-The whole ofthc eastl dissection
10, and all OF section II living between the canal
aud the Illinois river, west Of the Side Cut, and a
hue due south Of The centre of the Side Cut to the
Illinois river
Election House--A the house ofJno Mytes.
Iudgesp Election b +. Hit, Ed. Herman,
Nm, hartman,
l.. LELAND, n. 4. puELrs.
W.ll. irCusunAs, l.. u DsLASo,
II lluRLBUr, II. I. EANss,
Ottawa, Apnlgist, 1883. N. MiLLsR.
Commissioners.
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1, VIII be scen by a communication in oar CO.
lurrns to DAY tina. there is another south S.Jsr'
in the field on the Bridge question, who takes
ground against the plan Of building tic bridge
10y town subscriptions and iayors that Of ;he."teu
gentlemen We Thank it will be Troublesome 10
answer his arguments.
We have heard this whole matter very tho.
roughly canvassed by number Of practical men
both mechanics and monsycd mcn-noi only
within the last month, but for year or two, and
we are entirely satisfied that, except By private
entcrprze, and as a scheme for tho profitable in
vestmeat Of private capital, and to lie managed
by individuals with n view TO money making,
there will bs no bridge built across the Illinois
river at Ottawa. Were O,taw. even able herself
to build bridge, We should hesitate n long time
before advocating her doing it in preference 70 let
ting it 60 into the hands Of individuals. \ com.
pany will build better bridge, keep it in better
repair, and afford in the long run 3 cheaper tran.
sit to our people ,han bridge built ty taxation
The eommen argument against private en'crpr
zas Of this kind-;hat company will charge IN
Reasonable tolls, &c, dc.,-hss long ago teea OK
plodsd All business mep know that low toll
yield better revenue than high tolls, and la
such things have level above or below w.cl
they MAYER go without loss TO the owners.
Tie plan Of th. ten individuals is simply Q
plan to build the bridge by private cnterpr,ze
The reason Why 1t is not thrown open to ever,
body to subscribe ia. that there is always nor,
troaLle anu fuss in collecting such subscription
thsa they are worth. Besides, few leading no
Keyed men will sontrol tie work at all events
and 50 far as tie public are concerned it cuts not
the slightest figure whether they own niue l,n.ti
or al! ofit
Wn.r--.t: c-l IL t--....sT urh GHd mere
las been no other proposed that will. There are
men who oppose it, but They would oppose any
other plan and they are never found we imagine.
very efficient friends Of any Improvement II
it il Insisted that the bridge must ultimately he
free, let our city council in lsna.ng Il creli. n
the city, insert condition for the Ultimate Der
chase, on fin terms, Of the bridge i1r tha. p.r-
pose. None o.! iAe tea gentlemen viii Ol'.c,
10 ,h! Bat 1T Us not, for Ls.yeu's sake le
guilty ofths folly Of d.'rs;ir. Tic -Ily pras..ca
de plan iyr bli...ns bridge hat has been IRE
rested, to crafty, It may be, The private p.3-ss
and Igi!gls.gs G.; = few inliyilvcl.
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Mr. FI.HER, nominated st the eleventh hour b.
> mass meeting as the temperance candidate e.
Mayor, on second thought decl!Ees, as will b
seen by a carl in another column. This leave
Mr HekliBs, democra',a Mr. Lockwood, Wing
the only candidates in the field. OF coarse tn,
party lines will be strictly drawn.
III. following, so f,r rs We have been able {,
Ascertain arc the Candidates for aldermen:
1T Hard John Lynch. OrauEo Lssyens, Phi
10 Lindlcy, HSury f. GedEsy,
aud Weni--S. B. Gridley, Marshall Mllsr.
81 Ward Hoplcy Drew, John Armour
ia Edrd-rst. Tanning, j. c. CsamIlin.
ga lIari-D. Walker, C. B Hal, JOS Ny
ers WIN. Haskell
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CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND L. Z Two pa,scn
ger trains day between Chicago and Perm mr..
to run upon this road after Monday. The trsy,l
upon It ha' been 50 Unexpectedly large. tha, the
superintendent has frequently found himself em.
oarras'cd to dnd room for all his passengers
Ne" cars have been procured, however. suili
Gent to meet the cxsency From four to ak
hundred passengers a day, have passed over ,h,
ROAD Tor month and with two tram. d,y, So
that person. can 60 to Chicago aud return ,bs
same day, 1t is estimated that the travel will IN
crease at least one .,hlrd
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Although We feel deep jn'cre-tin the CON pie
''on Of the propo,ed road, We c,nno, r,gr., rbr.
vote oar country i yet too new to have rxpe
rlroeed The evils u county venture. in ,p,euh.
NUNS OF 'h'' "'nd; but our state has tired u, and
we oil knew the result In the prr.,u, album
dance Of capital there need BE- no fear tina. a
'oAd mat promises to he profitable will be built
a railroad buils by county aid, i. ten time. more
N"ely to ia'l than If owned BY individuals, bu,
II 1t should 'mn ont probably, the corruption
ana p'ohIsac! it is always in danger ofl-admc
TO- III the management of county fnauccs i. a
greater evil, then even a failure would bs.
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''''r'L r,l.,r--Iaa pro.pcc,, of,b. enter
ar''e begin Go iuo. up I!rN !. E,y-us Post
., tie Plat inst says:
We are pleased to lea's That -cvcrsl gentle
men oi wealth. who are IN possession IT valuable
works oi ant, have rendered he use II them. ior
HMhil.n. To the manager, II the Worlds Far
Among The more b'su'f-l object. thu, presented
ne, he Eve 1t Powers, the Greek Slave aud
The Fisher Boy 10y the same artist, the Flora Of
Nuviori and tie Chanting Cherubs Of Green
'ush Ihs's are among the best specimens ut
sculpture IN the country, and the owners Of them
deserve the thanks Of The public f1r their LIBERAL
e, IN Offering them to the exhibition. \ spl-dJ
',rv,cs Il silver ploi-, presented by tho li5ths
ITO he wife II friend Il theirs in ,h. coun
Try, will Hl,o lend interest to the show. together
with magnificent series Of models, representing
all the famous diamonds Of he wor,l-the Pot.
iugue'e diamond, nr instance. greatly superior
Ga the famed kuh nooT and III. varieties Of
rhe'c preoiou, gems owned nv Mr. Hope, OF Am
scrdim This generous example, We have M
doubt will induce other Of oar cttIGaus who may
he 80 lorun1te ~ to own rare aud costly work.
To allow the world to see them at the coming frs
tlyal
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DlED-On Wednesday last. at the residence
Of MI Benz Richards, IN Ottawa, MiS ASS
CAR aged 20 years.
She came to this vicinity last fall, from Gene
VI, y. Y and her friends there may have the
consolation Of knowing tina, in her last hours, she
had every attention which kindnes, and sympa'
thy could prompt
AZ the residence Of her father. near Ottawa.
Artll -, EMMA Krrrr, youngcs, daughter Of
Hon. T. l.. and Mrs. Julie, T.. Diekey, aged l
years and months.
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W Mrs. CRECC'S
Millinery Establishment I!

.-,,,,. torHrr Of Canal und Columbus II,
NJ. has Just retursrd from New Yorkwi IN.
bro,at assortment OF Millinery Coed. ever
., sn, To tins city, consisting OF ladies' drn wn
M,.s.s aM' AVN, gossamer. brilliant hats
flowers. Jrs auu straw hats; boys hats. ribbons,
BIrnrhfnseSseS caps tabs. Innings Sc &c.Sc
NhIi,,'.Es and pressing done AZ usual Country
ted Sh. "lsnns sup w. can be scconmoJ,,
and Nomri would thank The ladies for past ,,ycrs
iuurr S'I'' their patronage in
rc,,, y; AN those having bonnsts here ,b,, w
" paired aNrat age, vii please cnlIand ,,a. IeIe
"'an one month, OF they viii he ,olJ 10 "" nn IN
Apr NJ
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4 Card.

when accepted the nomination for Mayor, it
was upon the assumption that It was a una limous
expression cf the temperance men Of the city. and
that uuauisity was tn be. bcN ond all question.
triumphant regret to learn that Temperance
mcn--mauy who Supported and elected the .ickr,
two Neats ngo--soms at whom were candidates
a, that elections are ukewarm and'uot under
standing the Issue ss It then was-csunot support
the ticket With thu. understanding beg lcay,
To- decline being a caud date at the ensuing cit,
election. tEo ). fIsnLE.
Ottawa. April Goth, 1858.
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IHE A9uouc5 MuL.-IAis mil, Which ha,
oeeh stopped Tor several months 10 pre- pare icr
substitution OF water power for steam. We are
h'Ppy to learn, will again DO in operation IN dire,
or 'oHF weeks. A thorough renovation Of tho ma.
Shinory has taken place, so that it will be on, Of
the finest ms in the state
The beautiful new double engine anil boiler,
lately used in this mill, it will DO observed bv
an advertisement in our columns. are offered for
sale As they ave dead capital on the Rand, of
'he present owners, We are assured they will be
olefed at bargain. They will be sold with the
frame to restupon, bolts, dc, so that thoy will bo
IN readiness to be set up immediately Fer
,S'm'' Aessis' 1iohs Co, Chicago, or Mr. Jas
kesHr, Rt this place, can DC consulted.
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understanding that by Csid in the Irst
Tral.r. Mr.. Fisher, the nominee ola Mass mcr'n,
IA The Court House tor the office Of Mayor at the
ensuing city election, intends 10 decline tie con
tcst; rorcfr-, by request Of The friends wh-
nominated him, / have been induced to otter my
nam. for The suffrage Of my fellow eitzcrs for
the office Of Mayor JosErH Surr
Onana, April 3Olh 1855.
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Nr''N.H.ig A'gNR Wrsrs ra.usd 20 ear
'ai' .'..s t., nNmei I.r,.'. about % wears
. "rr came l' lH' 5r-Ir .r very shocking
''hn.r cu Saturday lost. ar..t four mile, ium
N.''. ""'n .nrr'rr l'arp- Chat lr rrmra
~ ".H Die ra'rn'. p. ~ns visiting 90 Nr
".'Hr' hose. AMI .1 he course - rh, day
l..' ,H' Zoo u' hru @. play with rny IL
Do. iH.eE = Who wr- arr4' .lr sane we,
DAB '"''r ..'... qHrrr' alu.r hy'vr.n lurra. aud
"'~.'' we're Used pre.iv freely g., hu.h untIl Of
.'I "'..r while Nnrn.ry struck Co'yrI with
''I'i ANTON r-". which pcn.'r' Cd hls
SUI. '...nt hm n.n''' instantly Ih,, -husld
.- O. warning 200 'l.Y.r '.,lc bow, wa, are In tb,
''.' % 900" wing '..'r angry passion, to rise
.a"'e c"n.r., --i.r9rl Guardian.
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The February tom # the Circuit Cour, bsyir,
osrn ro'lponcd by nn act IT til, Legislature. Nh,
VI The Vlh day of Nav next, ard hy that 40, N
process made rtturn,hle 10 sand February term I.
deemed to be rc'urnahIc to the M,yt-tm fl "a
therefore important that all Nltnrs,e. and n,r,,.
WHO wstc served with process to said February
term, should attend the May term in ,hu order n,
which they were summoned
ApIll ~, 1893. X. Tuon,r Sheriff
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Absu: ten o,'o,k On Weiae.lly evening +.
FIRE broke out in the wooden building lately oc.
enPel as as'ore By AIMS. Foster, IN his place
aud at fre'eH: Vaaan. and being repaired.
Through 'ss en.rgy Of oar citizen. the building
wa' 'av'd, eon'Ilsr.bly damaged Frsm all tn.
circumstances Of the case, ,her. seems no cues.
ton but the bui,.n, vs.. BET on fire byaa H..
eeAdiary, and as /. oceirred on the same eyelipg
hs prisoners wsrO hr.ugh, from La Sale, i, /,
suspected by may, q. the fire was 20 near tue
Court Hose, that i, had ums connection with
thsse arrests.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York, in sums 10 sult purchasers, iorsale
by noyg NoRRs Il FlSuER.
Money also RENTED through Grnnell Min,urn
u Co., New York, TO any part vi Europe. at the
lowest rates.
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MARRlED--ln South Ottawa, April ?6th, by
Rev. Il g. Bristol, Mr. LrNAS NJ CApwrLt, Of
Deer Park, to Miss CoRpELn q, BaowS, Of
South Ottawa.
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and Boilers for Sale !
I'hl subscribers uN'r .oi sale at Ottawa, Ills
| upon ynrib'c term,
4 Double En;:tucara TWO Eoilcrs.
Bakery ard CcrfCoticnery.
j. DOclAlN

MOULD respectfully juioIm the citizens Of
W Ottawa, tl1i ~ h1s taken the stand tor.
mrr.y nocup,'dby VIZ Waol,ry. mort .,ast cor
u,r 90 ir court house squ1r-. and vill carry on
lur bItrrU husiusss n 't- best possible manner
lir Will a so keep 10 connection with 10 toll sup
u.y ui .sIIlrt ,au!.rs, provisions. groceries. &c
..uHquor,1 PEE rakr, crackers aud everything
Iu HJ, hur kept constantly on hand or prepared To
order. GINr me- y cal. a.2O.ly
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Eerrihlc Accident.

tlf-4~a y'fasslf Mr.l.rs Law and Thursday. from
which we make rp tl, a,co.u, below.
As most If oarre..l,rs arc. aware. f5rsor ID
,,r.s r-.,, fr......., .....r..,l H., S.,a..r,
M'''"5an load lies west O. he track 90. me Zen
teal ihsG tie two cross II au acute angle, ~u,
the Central lies west. or rather south Il %,
...,r...-,. ,r....,.,,.r. rr., ,r....... ,...i,,
II was ''' '"s "'s' crossing N-e'e we '~''''"' w
eSu,L
Tie Place NJ which t,' COL 90 u,,|r.A i-
fst and .vaunv. AMI Va. covered Isl. water
r.r, 81 f.,t,., ID, i-,l.. .,.l... ........r.,. -..
.'"-''s "''l ".' ''''''l
Tie locomotive ems ilt wen, over were part
lvsubmer.el 10 ,le water arL m.I and -ua., of
,r, I.,l ,,..,,.. r.,,,.., ...r ,l.s.. We. r..
move"
In reference 10 Tie m.''. 90. me eo..','''' re
fnJwn, account is gwen hg he rcrs.roi lie
Ni.'f,er = ,,.r..- -e,l v.r.. --.s .9 .,r. como.
........-,....l...,...
1--WE 81 '-s nus d" '.'' .-'' '''
ners Jury. -nIsng' 'oa' '"e ''''A "'' o"'S1'
20 at O'Clock, stepped AZ ,hs Junction some
seven miles ont. ah.a, aa hour. wa.try fr the
R.ck Islasd train and Then LEI, the j,at..ya, 8.
about 10 O'Clock, Nr. Davis continues:
Was sors at lie rate ct rs 20 . miles
an hoHr' 'TliHs 10 make UP ''s' ''Is go, 'L ''N
the sparks dynE rom Tie rngins oilue W, as7u
o'u-''' I" ''". ~ 81 .'' .'.'' go. -
&" '''.s va. '''s .''' '., -... ...'', ''''
".>>"- "s'"'' F,'"' ~
"'''''-- "a s.n.''..S ~ -'" - Wv .'
c"m'''e N"h h'' h-a al cut OK we " i'"'" '"' us
"..n' Oh '"e ''t''"e N'''F. vas j" we .'.'
f''H.'h s.'C' f"'"s '.e q ""'''.'- '.'"''..''''
" U'""el WE ""a''e ''' Gown r'''A' ,'' Ie
'ef'el ms eng .A'.--s"" 'S '"o -'''r I' L,.u"n
"EN' l'r '"' A's' .'e '"' l'.'-'N" o. que O'i.,''
cars he engine o'''S over ''e ''''''s 'Ii 'u'
ersine aud lr,ler Was rurntn, f.oln - 10 "
miles an hour. Dent know VIA, cat be struck.
iH'A' h'' engine Went uT'''.l 'Nt'.-' '"c car
b,,f Saw many ki,I,j qL7 .m..b.np wa. ter.
rse-T The roads cr-.. nearly At ri-u, angles
Thinks the train Of tue Central road va- running
NV ln,IN' u was '.y NJ. cen or '',"'y sec sec
I.rt, Of hi. own ,' train nv an ,rr cn.,on ,,.
pI.ce-Tle wheels Of tho sngiu. were reversed
from the momcnl he saw TIE car, wheels sid or
'u'"'u O''A"''u az ''' ''''s
/ The engineer Of The hgh.san Central road.
IAos EacAalm, ia lis c'.eea,". gives 'Le fol
loving account:
He says LEFT Michigan CITY fifteen minu'c'
a,.y' i've ' s, !, Mesl' '', ,, '' y; ~
,.oN . NV .'T 1 ., Wv, ,,,, L',I ,,,
and keep ont Of the way of regular trans Ar
lived at The junction Of the Mich Central and
c
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4 rom AAAt y W ~
J--t and lSJB.

W. '''
.'''', nv SAM 0" ,"'''' never s'''' ''' 'I'''
A. ''.. "'.' I''I.' 49," t,, r.. I.,,.
.'.' Us .''.. .',' A., A.. ~.
s' '.' -, ' 80 .,.,,l.,,. ,,,,
d -, ~. ~, .,Y ..,,l r,,,
d ~. 5-, .,,i -, ,,.rI ~. n IN. .,rgrl
o r.r.E hy ~. r.,-,Y, If contrast winch the,
rr-..pt -, d, him. ,he matter home more raj
,,tf, ..,,,,... ..l..-...r ,I,,r from, o., crave
lraHt..- while. arI ,ng,rrnrI on the h.hc,
10 rr,k If ,l, AI.gh,r.,.. ..r,r,iur %, with a 81
To- n.r~s,ur.l ,.,re Of vision. thc Lana from ocrar
r 10 u.,au from northern SHOWS To the Gem OBJ
"a ur Nu-r#y, WBl-a contrast to tho J,,- ut I'd
vo.0I meet the s1s, of rho er.at man In I'd
a ,.a, ,o Ie,o,,n,fe Nrr,hari.. ,nI ii, Allan
e o., wilma p.r4rranuf barely three millions
y struggling f.r life I,.e'f against the mos, pow co.
. tf-tN. most brutal monarchy of the AZ,
To i>a2 the United states consist, If il.r',
or. .rrg, republics. tcmrR.rd u mI..n..h'-
Q union " Ia a formulation If twenty five uI'.r'>
, her vast trrr,or, 'FRONT.'. alike 'cward tbrr,.ns
, anL the s~t,.n; ,ru. One A'huU, anil the r,aIHc
u are her eastern aud western bounlnre. nrl as to
e Jhsnnr'hsu anil southern h,unlprrcs ,h.v are
a not settled vet. hy no wrrr, finished, destiny
, VII, ,aks care %. them Washington r..rE i'su'
u ms tomb ,ul surveying ,hr Land from Is lcrun.t
Do ly.. htp.sI rot let hr, yian De- yhsykcIbv either
, Magma ..l''s ur fhv Golf OF Mexico, there - 4
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i-tcrrREs on lRrt,Sp.-J, II. Collins, Esq de.
"'ered a Lecture on Thursday evening at the
Court House on Ireland, which We have heard
highly spoken Of, but which, on account If the
neiemsncs Of the weather, was thuly attended.
Mr.. C. viii give another lecture at the Court
House tins evrning, which will be irce and az
other "a Monday evening, to vm,h we under
R'aHd ssnall almi,,aD,u lee " d h. charged
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Vote at Kendall Co. on Subscribing for
Railroad stock.

The Iu..oa.us ls tDere,.., yi tie vote taken O.,
toe people Of Kendall county on,heis.a in.,. o..
i"s question ofsubsor,tms ;.5coo 90 The cari..I
stock Of 'hs Ottawa, O.vrgo anI TX River
valley Railroad, " which it vail Ls .crp Tint
Tie county reuse, TO .uI,crle.
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WILL cp-n school ior glris and boys, in
w sanger * ArmouT's block, on Wednesday
2OIh day ol Apul.
T,rns-S2 90 Tor T. weeks. April %
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PALM SOAP

.nFthis superior article have Just received a
smillptoft March go $. W, CngLvks.
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NtITit 4, {,

y nnPct'ons having unsctlcd accounts mad.
FL WIKI nlr ''inre The lst January ar, r,on..'
s 81. TO c'' aud srltlc the same mn ,,,,.t4 "nj
-P'S EP WuCo1
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AIsisNIS (,

Y - hGL lot Of superior ,hawl.,,
'l''' y" wilcox 4 IowNsrrr,,,
)NhASNl ; ci every yurery. hom o.. 80 A.
~ .Npul 30 WurryH In.. " w.
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iH' I"7jr' NHrr"'y ct sry irs and prices navbe
F.'" .. ai'V ] ~ Mans
hipILN. please % and see The beautiful u,,dl.
"".A Il-l rrcrNrdhy apo J ~ Mn,
4 "DoD n.'ormrut ct La,i,s md Ch,ld,,n'.
h''is amt Asn'' 20 the N,,~ Eng 1nh Branch
Hol S.Nuu vi. EnIa great variety olCars AID
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fGENcn NopE o. PNNrNG Cuttings TE-rEp
Last winter We read an account uf the new
'''n'h plan ot putting out grape cutting. by
bending ih'mnto nm ur,h and Inserting both end.
in the earth. We Immediately tode to a friend :
house and procured ten cutting from lenoir
VINE, each OF which was two feet long Five at
nose we planted in properly prepared trench
oy he ordinary method II covering all but the
Top OuI The remaining tive we planted by the
new method, side by side with the others To.
day We examined them and fad only two Of he
i've plants on the old plan alive having matur,d
wood about three inches in length. Their grow IN
mss 1ten several inches more, butt ha, not rpen.
co. an OF those planted on the French plan
nave ,I,ed' aud a remarkable dIiTrrcGcri, pre-
,'Nted by their appearance. having rpcned fully
'"' ieet OF strong ,:oUt wood We find that the
cuttings have only rooted at the butt end. and
three new shoots invariably spring from fla. last
eye which Is eSposcd-th that portion Of the vine
ABOVE TINS las decayed and in two instances has
enut''y disappeared. The rationale If thi, plan
- 'hlt II prevents evaporation through the bore.
"' tue vine cutting aud thus secures an album
""u'e III nutrition To the Young shoots which N
uur experience has been ahundantly eyicncad by
h'lr superior growth The Lrnoir is long.
l'htel' naive grape, and ono II the most diiliult
'n sIIke Rom cuttings. A. all the native cranes
aie more difficult to strike than foreign yatilIcs
winch root readily, ~ are fthc opinion this plan
would prove most successful with them. and in
Tended TO prosecute our experiment, still further
NE may add interest by eaying tina, W. struck
cuttings by the same plan from the Refine Claude
de Bavay aud General Hand plums. upon ex
animation they were abundantly rooted and
made growth Of from fifteen to twenty inch.s
Night not many of our fruits be propacatel in
the same way i-South Iyrieui,urist
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