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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

We confess, says the Chattanooga Advertiser, to
no small degre. of interest as to how the Tennessee
delegation to the Charleston Convention will cast
their several ballots. While the sentiment Of the
Tennessee Democracy at large is for ANDREW
JOHNSON in the ratio of ninetyninc to one and while
the sentiment of the State Convention was for Joln-
son without one dissenting Voice yet the resolution
Of preference for Gov. JeHNsoN was not so worded
as might be considered binding and if any delegates
were SO inclined, they might refuse to hold on to
the good work Of adhering to him, making their es-
cape by the loop-hole of mere technicality. Win
this be the course pursued by any member or mem
bers of the Tennessee delegation? In all good con
scencesae for the honor Of our State for that re
spect our delegation should command among the
several delegations soon to meet in convention, we
hope and trust that not even one delegate viii cast
single solitary ballot otherwise than in strict keep
ing with the choice and sentiment of that Democra
cy he is chosen to represent. And yet, we have
misgiyings and with some good show Of reason,
when we see it stated in distant paper, and upon
the authority Of delegate, said, that the vote Of
the Tennessee delegation for Gov. JOHNSON, viii be
one Of compliment rather than one of right down
sober earnest and in good faith, bent upon execu-
matter, when we hear such TumOrs floating abroad
and working serious damage to the prospects Of
Tennessees avorite son. To say that the Tennessee
Democracy, the Democratic people, the masses, the
hosts Of Democracy are for simply casting the
empty compliment Of mere vote for ANDREW JOIN
son and then dropping him. is a base SANDER, and
gross outrage upon the intelligence Of our st
Democracy-and the man. that delegate who viii
dare betray the trust delegated to him, who will
dare do SO great violence to the wishes of the thou
sands upon thous nds Of Democrats by sounding
hasty retreat from the standard and hopes Of Gov.
JOHNSON, will deserve, and viii as assuredly receive
the contempt and the eXecratons of every true and
luyal Democrat. ANDREW JoHNsoN. of all the dis
unguished gentlemen spoken of in connection with
the Presidency. stands pre-eminendy high; the
prospects for his nomination are equally as good if
not brighter. than those of any other man he has
within him all the elements Of success and his be-
rayal by one of the Tennessee delegation viii bring
down upon the betrayer the seycrcst Of the direst
The nomination of ANDREW Johnson
is fixed fact if the Tennessee delegation viii pro-
ceed with due management to do their duty.
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TUEHE volume Of ny reports wiz be ready to deliver
suhscrbers By the 18Th inst. Those be delivered at
Knoxville Nashville and Jackson, VIII epaoed in tbs Ia
Clerks Of the Supreme Ceurt
Those delivered Chattanooga in the hands Of the Clerk
Of the mmon Law Court
These delivered at Mempnian the hands Of the CLERK
the Chancery Court.
Asere may persons who not have my circular,
have copies each OF the above persons where
they had BY those who may wish to become subscriber
J.W. HEAD.
April 9, Is8O-dtw&E2t each
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LoUIs.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS.

GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
ON Tuesday the cath April. 1860, we will sell
the Premises, number Of the beautiful building
Lots in the vicinity OF Nashville Being part the premises
Eugene Underwood Esq., the West side OF the City ad
joining the town of McGavOck We will sell upon five years
time interest able semi annually tag principal
Of five years the and land delivered at
the end Of five years IL desired by the purchaser.
II desired will sell of the
ly quarterly instaments without interest.
The monthly quarterly Of rents applied the
chase these Lots would beoR upon purchasers delight
fu suburb homes Of their perpet
us state Of bondage, in paying tribute rsn Caesar
All invited 70 attend this sale. We confident
favorable opportunity will not be offered, especially building
purchasers.
0mnibus5es leave Office at l01 Sale at IL o'clock
P s. II in demand, will sell at the
50 Lots In McGaVock L & W BROWN.
OnEuesdays May Sths will bring of
Sale Of Lots at which time will offer many OF the lots
West Nashville Also number Of Lots Hynes Boyds
Additions
Termsand other particulars in bills in q few days.
eprl4-du L RI W BROWN.
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BY Authority.
PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE


AN ACT to save Counties and for other purposes
sFCroN l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Tennessee That section 1851 OF the Code Of Tennessee so FAR
applies county Davidson, be and is hereby repealed
SIC .. Be il further enacted That hereafter, whenever
shall be dCed in OF the courts OF the Sate for
more than offence Of The class grade, at the
term the court the Clerk shall issue but cpds to the
san couutv which shall specify its face the number Of
defendant defendants indicted At that term
the curt the grade class sn the Sheriff other
office arrestng the defendant defendants SHALL IL bail is
given take bond sufficient all the
TONED in cdpdS and il the county sha have the costs to
pay there fees taxed against county for the
officers Clerks but Of cost But If the defendant
pays the COSTS may order full costs the several Off
GERS separate process had been issued, and served through
SIC g. Be further enacted That the several collect
ORE State 10y which meant all persons employed
elected by countess cities, collect p1bc
reVenue shall have power many depu they
pesse they have to dstran for after the first
Monday November Of the year for which the due
they entitled the fees allowed upon collec
ton Of money by the sheriff upon executions.
VIC WHITTHORNE
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
TAI " NEWMAN,
Passed March %, 1860. Speaker of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14
7asssd March 81, 1860.
AN ACT Tor tn, benefit of Minor Children

Section J. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
of Tennessee, administrator shall have made
settlement of an estate, aud there shall rema in his hands
sr all sum- or sums money, minor child, children,
who regular guardian the County Court Wnen in
opinion the interest arising such sum or sums money
not sufficient pay the expenses Of appointing guardian
making settlements other expenses attending guardian
shin by an order said Court, make such disposition
ad sum or sums OmOney the benefit Of said minor child
or children as will their gment promote the
such child children Provided The does not
coed one hundye and fifty dollars.
SIC Be it further enecei, That said administrator shall
DISPOSE Of said Of money accordance with said
order or decree said Court and take receipt for the
which good voucher for him final settlement Of
said estate.
SIC 3 Be it further enacted, That this effect from
and after its passage.
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Decisions Of the supreme Court.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
Leg latare just closed can obtain them by applying at this or
nee the Secretary Of State there few copies FOR
sale a sio0 per copy. apg14-tf
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AN ACT to provide e q o9s. end Printers for

AN ACT to provide the payment OF Officers and Printers
Advertising and holding Special Elections
SECTION J. Be enacted the General Assembly OF the State
OF Tennessee That Comptroller Of the Treasury be-
hereby directed issue warrants the Treasurer
favor claims presented him with the requisite
pln such editors printers ordered
advertise election Of 1853 in reference to call of convention
to amend the Constitution, we'll for like
heretofore accrung advertisement Of the election Of Chan
ceors Circuit Judges and otter special elections in this
State
after to lie holden Stale ordered to be printed in LeTspa
pers Comptroller shall issue his warrant above directed
Provided intended 70 be embraced by this
respect had the usual prices Of printing and said
Comptroller may reduce account presented to him
conform provided the paid shall not
exceed the allowed by law for similar services
Be further enacted That this act shall take effect
from and after It's passage.
W WHITTH0RNE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representa- tives
EAZ W NEWMAN,
Passed March 90, 1860 Speaker OF the Senate.
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Great safe of FIoworing plants etc
nrnr SrIrEI.ns & CO.

GETILL on evening, April 18th, hold an auction Of the
Wv large and beautiful collection Of rare toWerng Pa7s
Evergrens Shrubs Vines etc. exhibition at their Cen
tral AuciJ n Rooms, Nos p and % College street.
As an evening suggested by the ladies themselves
they will honor with their presence and are
most cordially attend. The rooms will be thoroughly
I,ed to their full extent Each respectively numbered
cng to its arrangement with every convenience Tor the
fo and Of visitors sale positive aud without
reserve for cash. Benz. T. SHIELDS q co
Major THos. ". BARNES Auctioneer. aPrl4-lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

The Banner is again out upon Gov Jouysov as a
demagogue. The people have heard that song be-
fore; it viii not win Maj. HENEY, the Eagle Ora
tor, and Col. GENTRY, he Of the Sabine farm. will
tell YOU SO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

In addition thoughts upon political social and eeceast
cal state Of Italy, the comprises important and valuable
criticisms upOn Italian Art and Literature
CHRISTIANS BELIEVING AND LIVING: SER
MONS by Rev F. D. HUsTHsros, D. D. Preacher to the
University, and Pummef Professor Christian Morals in
Harvard College.
This is book worthy special attention The author has
for long time, occupied high position Of leaning as
writer Of than ordinary powers and preacher Of IN
doubted ability, to the University Cambridge. For several
years. has been reported his Of Divine we're grad
ually changing from On. taransm Orthodoxy within
short time he has openly avowed bis adhesion Evangelical
doctrines and this account has his place preacher
to the University, Professor OF Sacred Morals
LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present: BY WALTER
THoRSBURY. illustrated
dashpg, good nstared book. full e full Of color full
Of fun-sharP in outline aud unaaggng insres.Boston
Journal
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS: By WuEE COLLINS.
Ofa the living writers English fiction no ons better under
stands the art Of story telling than Wkie Collins He has
faculty Ofeolorng the mystery Of plot exciting terror pity,
curiosity and other PASSIONS such belongs e any ofhis
eoerss however much they may excel him in other respects
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH; From the
first Preaching Of the Gospel tire Council Of Nice By
Misg sEwErL.
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION. By Miss
sEwEL
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE: By Miss
sEwEu
MEMORIALS OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY: Ed
ited By Lady SHELBY
RECOLLECTION3: BY SAMUEL ROGERS.
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF THE AMERI-
CAN REVOLUTION; Private Journal. Edited BY SIDNEY
BARCAAT
W. t. BERRY d COMPANY,
mar27 PUBLIC SQUARE.
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CHILnE HAROLD.

THNHIS thorough and popular bred Race Horse and BE
Stallion will remain at my stables another NEspF%
&Sztt9f
Childe Harold all distances frsm to miles " u
and beaten the in the ring
He lie the sire OF of the best their years.
est and finest breeder have known proof Of which the
cord Of the fairs show that his colts took premiums than
any blood horse in Tennessee
His price will be $50 fo thOrOughb ed and $50 for
In all cases the cash will required before the
Of the mare.
Mares kept till close If at 81 per week, when
particular attention and feed is required No liability
dents In all OF failure the may return gratis the
season, the money fer returned at my option
W G. HARDING.
jan25-tW2m BtW3m miles west Of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

TAXING THE CENsUs-The Secretary of the Inte-
rior has issued his instructions to the L. 5 Marshas
for the taking Of the eighth census. For the intor-
nation Of Postmastsrs and others we copy the fol
lowing eleventh section from these Instructions:
"trIHking PriCjleqe-The attention Of postmas-
tiers should be direeted TO the 18th section Of the
law, lghlcb utt0rjSeS y0u and your ASsStdtS 0trat
al packages and letters relating 10 Tie ceqSuS and this
is rendered the more necessary from the fact of
reference thereto being omitted in the abstract of
the laws regulating the Postofhce Department last
published"
The following is the 18th section referred to:
That the Marshals and their Assistants are here
by authorised TO transmit through the postoce any
papers or documents relating 10 the census. bv
writing thereon 'ofcial business, census ana sub
scri5ing the same with the addition to his name of
Marshal Assistant, as the case may be: but tins
privilege shall extend to nothing but documents and
papers relating to the census which shall pass free
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Extensive SAC Oh vi BSNABSo8
rTITH great variety OF Miscellaneous articles to pay
M charges and close consignments BENJ F. SHIELDS &
CO. will sell or Tuesday Morning. April l7ths
~ M ,sI without reserve cash, Of whom it
oorp to close regardless OF prices, large accumulated
@ Of Furniture, Csrpetngs Wines Lqoors, Cigars Pr11es
80 - s,ti Solifsgo 81 aprl4-td
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AN ACT to provide for Medical Services in County Jals
SECTION l. the General Asse nby Of the State
Of tennessee That where criminals confined in
the county a in Of Tennessee and becomes
s that they should have medical attendance the aor shall
cali call in such physicians, his opinion Necessary,
they payment for the and
shall be certified taxed in the bill Of costs ami paid other
costs
SIC Be it further enacted That this act take effect from
after the date Of It's passage.
c. NuITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI W. NEWMAN
Pascal March 81, 1860. Speaker Of the Senate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

DEATH OF Az Old EpToA-SUEoN r. ADAMS, well
known throughout the South as the editor Of the
Paulding Miss Clarion died at his residence in
Paulding. on the Sd inst
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CONVENIENT and comfortable frame dseiiing house for
n t remainder OF the presently &lso, for sale, lot %
EonsehOId and Kftchen uruiIures on good
trrr,g for s9eb tnnivt9 T. D. HUBBELL.
30. 40 South sumner street,
aprfp-3t this Office
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rn RuIInRRS.

NM are prepl-ei do the EIn- k1OfjHg AL .er
w sheet Metal WOrK - ruii5 70 t-r
most subs 1ntial manner, and contract h
est possible rates. 7 SUB ~ n CO.
FRS! door blow POST on o. Churcl
ape-d&W Naslyii c, Ia
Hoe a Co.'s Celebrated ircuiar Saws,
ELIVERED n the Vi-Pi ia aud Tennessee Depot yncH
- burg at Factory list Pr COS az DASNEY.
mar@S-tFy PhBdiE Foundry. LyHchbufg y
WALL PAPER
AVING received ny Spring Stock, I am low al {,
n n snow heauttui varrty n God Velvet IL
common Papers, together with coplee asso met Dec
tire Paner, window Gu sins Fire Board prrs Sc &c whc
will be sold cheap for cash O. W Kl,iGF+s
6S Union street, Todd Eel oWs Han
PAPER AangiAA done in The best maun-r.
mar29-im
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION.
q CAHILL now offers his large and splendid stock OF
-. Boots and Shoes 10 the amount Of eighty thou.
sand dollars % be sold auction The stock comprises Boots
and Shoes OF all kinds ladies' Gents Youths Children
Of the very best quality. There not single pair Of peggsd
work among the lot all have been got up BY SIR Cah for his
frit class retail trade The sale place April 2h 1860
Terms Of sale, six months. S CAHILL,
mar25 3TT Broadway, N. Y. Citv.
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We learn that several of the delegates from this
State TO the Democratic National Convention VIII
cave this city for Charleston on Wednesday morn
Ing next
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Commencing Monday, April IG, 1850.
Time to Memphis Ti5asty-tl50 HolTs-Fdre s11 90!
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING.
CHECKED THROUGH BETWEEN
PASSENGERS for the youth take the II. Train Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Pulaski take Carter,
Thomas Hougs line Of stages Prospect station distant IS
miles connect Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis Grand Junction ane all points South and
West
Through tickets Decatur and Memphis be
the Tenne and Alabama Railroad Ticket Ofc Broad
Passengers going North take the A NJ train Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad at Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &C
Trains make close connexions both ways With Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad trsin at Decatur. apr12-d3m
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
X W KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
m, nent resi- ence, and will tune Planes, Organs
and M by the single timing and yisitas
often required since he will spend least week every
month the city and vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
townsn Middle, West East Tennessee, and North Alabama
AMI Mississippi Orders ef ct Benson Co.'S Music Store,
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church street. Communications BY
mail viii be promptly attended to aprll-i,tW&wh
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Can our ne;ghbor be sincere in its belief that Mr..
Bel and Mr.. Bates agree 70 the slavery question
and at the same time sincere in It's desire to ascer
tain where Mr.. Bell stands on the slavery question
We pause for repiy.-BaWsr
We have SHOWN that the Baltimore Patriot and
Mr. BELL friends in the free States Jejece that Mr.
BELL endorses the sentiments of Mr.. BATES As
Stunning for the moment that the Banner Jeleres dif-
ferenty we insists that amid this difference Of opn-
ion it is most pertinent ask Where does Mr. BELL
staudg
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DOZEN Cars Fresh Peaches Just received and for sale BY
- aprl2-tf MfZELL. HOOPER & co.
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans 6cc.s via Tennessee and Az
ALBANIA RaIIOad and Connections.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14
Passed March 81, 1860.

AN ACT to amend section OF the Code Of Tennessee
sEcrIoNI Be enacted by General Assembly Of the State
Of Tennessee 5 Of the Code Of Tennessee be
amended 50 as o read follows
f the prisoner debtor to the State for fine and
costs ether may be discharged from confinement by the
Court by Criminal Circuit Judge, in vacation by the
Clerk OF the Court which he is convicted, making oath in
writing property with which pay the fine
costs either that he has property except what is spec
fed in the oath surrendered into tue bands Of the Sheriff
And when OATH either FORM has been takn and the
property and surrenderse the Court Judge, Clerk
shall the Sheriff discharge the prisoner who shall give
the Attorney GeQeral days notice Of The application.
SEC further enacted, That this shall take effect
and be In force from and after its passage
W. c. WHIT|HORNE,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
TAI W. NEWMAN.
Passed March 81, 1860. Speaker Of the Senate.
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Land for Sale.
WISH to sell tract Of land living North West
Il from Franklin, aoining the lands Of Davis. Glass,
James Hamilton and tie heirs Of Maury deceased and
known the Porter place Containing 1872 &C
OF which is in woodland. n EDWIN PERKINS
Franklin, April -, ls60-tV&w-u
TO BOOK AGENTS.
NTANTED-One or two respectable men, Of good address,
to canvass Tor tu,trated Publications Apply JOHN
v RICE Mrs Co;ksrls Beading House. Corner College
and Line strees-beween the hours Of Ii o'clock, NJ P
NJ aprl3-dGF
IN BASKETS CHAMPAGNE;
SbNJ p Baskets "Hedsick"
.25 do 'Grand M0usseur;"
Juct received and will be sou nDde the close imm
diatelyby BENZ SHIELDS CO
apris Central Auction Rooms, q College street
Anew supply of ohio Roll Butter.
SO4 POUNDS OF Fresh just received per "Pollnd,"
ANDSD 4 and sale BY
BENZ SHIELDS * co
april No q 20 lee st.ret.
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A CARD.

WETE would respectfully call the attention Of purchasers
~ estate those wishing home, the
Court House, on Tday, the 18th imstam {, Of Dr.
Scutts beautiful and Residence, the Buena
Springs these lots beautiful elevated building Sites
with shade ~ 70
with fifty loot connecting with he Buena Vista
Turnpike with fine McAdaized street, extending
through the Mt Vernon Gardens these connecting
contemplated Horse Railroad the city Of Nashville
half other Lots containing acres
them heavily timbere Of deep, rich soil, adapted
ke gardens The dwelling house lot containing 20
the Improvements Of such style Enish cOnve
comfort seldom in market. This property pcs
superior advantages, being within IS % minutes ride
icy, smooth Nc Adamized rosd free CT rates
bridges Very respectfully,
NJ. ". WETNORE,
A V. s. LISRsLEY,
r r. CHEATHAM,
W. K. TURNER,
H. P BosTICK
DR. Scott will take pleasure in showing the property
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B.. Il. GUM, Dentist.
HAS returned to Nashville Residence and Once No &C
E South Cherry street mar23-lm
DnVIDEN ID.
DIVIDEND Of rHREE on the Capital Stock cfhe
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company declared
b. Directors, out Of The profits Of the months naya
bic and after the isthinst a. the osos Of he Treasurer
Nashville. W, A. GLEAVES
aprl0-lm Treasurer.
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Hungarian Grass Seed.


UsF received, at low figure 500 bushels super
d Hungarian Grass Seed This seed selected with
great and raisedn the Northern portion Of Mssour
free from dirt and all impurities.
aprl2-u AIZELL. HOOPER & co
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NOTES OF TRAVEL
AND
STUDY IN Italy,
BY
CHARLES ELuoTr NORTON.

This volume will prove timely and acceptable to all
who feel interest in the present condition Italian Affairs.
In addition to thoughts upon the political social eeceas.
cal state Of Italy, the comprises important and valuable
criticisms upOn Italian Art and Literature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14
J. r. FINLA Y & co.'s
Premium Coal Oil,
NAEuFAoruREp n 81. LorIs. Id.

EHNHIs Oil Is almost coorlsscear the purss Spring
FaterderdoriBedioes not crust the WICK smoke the
ehmnyhe best Oil made the East Wes3 and took the first
premium at the last St all it needs
recommend It 70 general We have received supply of this
superior OIL which offering trade at manufacturers
price MIZEBL, HOOPER & CO..
aprlE-h Nos nd \ Market street
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Squsshes and viii continue NJ Tor table use Tor three
50 papers Mammoth Squash b the size Of $50 poundl
said BY the inkees 10 be famous Tor piss.
50 papers Laings white solid Red Celery; when carefully
cultivated will bring roofs q ~ pounds weight.
200 papers Horticultural OF Wears Egg Bean.
200 papers Early Northern Corn.
leo papers summer Savoy, FenLel, Di Csrawsy AID
other Herb seeis-
200 papers Orange Ter Cream Black Spanish and Mountain
Sweet Water Melons.
ESQ papers Canteope Green Con and Cristisaa Melons
All s shove seeds for sale az Sc paper Sc per dozen
marches MACKENZIE MINCHIN.