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Nevada national., 1860-03-31
SUMMONS.

State of California, Justices Court,
Comfy Of Nevada. s. c. Richardson.
Grass Valley Township Justice Of the Peace
JOHN WALLS VS. f. BREcKER
The People Of the State Of California to =. Br.e-
ker, Greeting -
You are hTreby summoned to appear before me-
at my Office in the said Township, on THURSDAY,
the 2sth day Of June, A. D.. 1850 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint OF JOHN WALLS
who demands Of you the OF Ono Hundrd and
sixty-two Dolan and Fifty Cents on Book account
for Goods, Wares and Merchandise, per Complaint
now on file at my Ofice-when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages II you fail to ap
pear and answer.
Given snder my hsnd, this 2sth day Of March,
A. D., ls60. s. G. RICHARDSON, Up
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff in the above
Cause, that due diligence has been exercised 20
procure service the within Defendant and he fur
thsr avering his belief that the said Defendant
has departed from his usual place Of abode it Is
therefore ordered that service Of summons in said
case be made by publication In the Nevada Nation
al, newspaper, printed and published in Nevada
county and most likely to give notice 10 said Defen
dant, for two weeks from the date hereof.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March, 1890
so'2n s. O. RICHARDSON, J. ?.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

A BLACK REPUBLICAN paper proposes that
the assumption, by individuals. Of names
they are not entitled to, be made punishable
by Imprisonment Apply the same rule to
parties, says an exchange, and the Black
Republicans would be liable 10 perpetual
Imprisonment. as they have assumed more
names than all the thieves in the land. dur :
ing the last forty years. They adopt res
pectable name, disgrace it and then reject
II
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Pie PLAST.-We received on Thursday
last, package Of Pie Plant grown in the
open air, in the garden of Mr.. Marshall, Of
this place. Some Of the stems measure over
fifteen inches in length. If any one in
Grass Valley. has raised any larger the pres
ent season we shsuld be glad to chronicle
the fact.
We had intended to have been ahead of
all csmpetitors in this line ourselves and
picked quantity yesterday, from our own
garden, which fell abodt one quarter of an
inch short of that sent by Mr.. Marshall. We
acknowledge the corn.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
t" manz.ne,a Train for w......

We are imi ormed. that a company of
young men Of this town are about starting
for tho Washoe mines under the command of
r. Pepper, Those desiring so join the COM
pany can do so by applying to Capt. Pepper
during the coming two weeks. Tough hands
and muscular limbs are very ESSENTIAL for
those who contemplate ny connection with
the s. Manzaneta Train" Office for recruits
: Robbers Roost" Main St., Grass VALLEY.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

The SAN Francisco WEEKLY HERALD,
under its present. arrangement and enlarged
form, boasts Of having the largest weekly
circulation Of any similar sheet published
in the Bay City, and its publishers have
uttered their determination 10 render IL, in
every respect superior to any Of its cotem-
poraries in that city. They have already
redeemed their pledge.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Estate OF EDWARD Kelsey. c. Bird
seye, Geo. W. Kidd and John Williams have
been appointed by the Probate Court, ap-
praisers OF the Estate of Edward Kelsey.
recently deceased. The value of the real
property was appraised at slightly more
than s33.o0O-had and uncertain debts due
the estate at SCI 900, says the Nevada
formal.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

HUrcHISs MAGAZINE We have received
from the publishers this Magazine for April.
Its principa; feature is an illustrated des,
cription OF the Silver region OF Washoe, al
so views of Carson City aud Genoa. This
number also contains representation of a
beautiful group OF California wild flowers
with description by the we'll known botan-
ist, A. Kellogg.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

The BALL announced for Monday Eveu-
ing next, at Hamilton Hall, promises to be
II very fine affair. AL who wish to enjoy q
really plesent terpsichorean entertainment
should be there. No effort will be spared
to make it all could be desired Persons
wishing Carriages are requested to leave
their address with Ii. g. Howard on Mill
Street.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

FAvoRs.-We have received, from the
publishers, uessrs Hutchins Il Rosenfeld's,
copys of 'Hutchins Magazine" ' The Little
Pioneer" and the valuable series Of letters
from Wasboe by Mr.. De Groot, originally
published in the ''Alta California," )" and now
issued by this enterprising firm in neat
and substantial pamphlet folm.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

nS- We learn from Shoemaker's Port
Gibson Reveille that extensive improve.
ments are contemplated in that village, the
most important Of which are the filing ny
of an odoriferous mudhole 10 one of the prln.
cipal streets and the coloring OF the whis-
kers attached TO the face OF the editor o
the above mentioned paper.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

THE MEDICAL PHEEs.-The second num-
Der of this new Quartely is before us, aud
gives promises Of useful future. 1t is we'll
deserving the patronage OF the Medical fra
ternity aud all others who take an interest
in the Advancement OF general science.
The work is neatly gotten up for $500 per
annuu
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Dr.. RASDALL's LECTURE on LIFE last even
ing evinced wide range of thought rela-
tive to the primitive history Of our globe,
and It's changes up to the time when it be-
came iii abode for Animals and Man. The
DR.. was listened TO by large, attentive and
interested audience.
The balance of the course will be deliver
ed weekly-Rev. Mr. Deal delivering the
next on Friday evening Of next week.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

BENEFIT BALL.-The net proceeds of the
ball at Neuada for the benefit of the family
Of III. ii. Cassen are stated at s241. The
company at the ball we're generously furnish.
ed with free music by Charley Groves and
his band.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

THE ATLANTIC, for March has been placed
upon our table by Spencer. II is filled with
with its usual variety of valuable original
MISCELLANY. There is no Magazine in the
Union which comprises among its corps of
contributors, more real native talent than
the Atlantic Monthly. The work may be
had regularly at Spencers.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

NEW DRsss.-The Nevada Journal came
to us, last week just as we were making
up" in bran new dress. Its appearance
is greatly improved by the change of type,
and the proverbial modesty of its editor is
verified In the fact that he makes no men
ton Of his new attire.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

A GIANT ARRIvED--A famous specimenf
OF the genus homo arrived on the Golden
Age. He is represented to be among men
Of ordinary state what the 'big trees" Of
Calavers, are to the surrounding shrubbery.
His height is se-en feet and eight inches
weight not mentioued.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

A BATCH OF YEToEs.--Governor Packer.
Of Pennsylvania, lately cent in to the Leg
islature, in a single package. a batch Of sew
enteen Veto Messages. The measures were
nearly all unanimously sustained by the
legislature over the vetoes.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

rg- The people Of Bucks county. Pa were
all agos recently, some gold having been
found there. But the enthusiasm vanished
on the assay showing that only ten cents
worth of gold could be got from ton Of
ore.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

PIKE PEAK.-The weekly arrival OF gold
at Levenwortb Kansas, from Pixies Peak by
Express. ranges from $4,000 to $4,000.
That gold exists in the Rocky Mountains
under conditions that will pay to work is
now reduced TO verify.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
ezc- new copper mine has been late

Ezr new copper mine has been lately
discovered in Bristol Connecticut. 1t lies
near the railroad. and has already been op-
ened for some distance, The ore is the -ul--
phuret Of copper, occurring in large masses
aud as usual improving as it runs deeper
The eangue Is quartz, and the mine has the
appearance OF being inexhaustible.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

rr- The members of the Grass Valley
Library Society are ALL requested to be
present at the regular Monthly Meeting to
be held on Monday Evening next.
By order of G. D. CLEVELAND, Pres.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

SPIRIruALlsM-M Miss Munson, the celebra-
ted trance medium. who has interested the
people OF San Francisco and Sacramento by
her lecture. proposes paying Nevada pro-
fessional visit.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

TT Coal On WELLS. similar to those
found in Pennsylvania, bave been discovered
in Trumbull county. Ohs. The discovery
was made by farmer in digging q well.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

HUNTING SnvER.-A party of ten or twe-
I've p ersoDs have left Oroville, on an expe-
diti on in search OF silver mine, said to be
somewhere in Tulare county.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

<s- Shoemaker. OF the Port Gibson Re-
vile, in speaking Of the prosperity Of that
town, says "wbiskey is ten cents drink,
and the ladies are all handsome"
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

GBOne Of our Southern exchanges says
that Solomon was certainly a cotton plan
ter because he had one hundred aud fifty
thousand slares and tcas tcise.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
Constable's Sale.
Township of Rough Il Ready, Nevada Co

BY VIRTUE OF an Execution TO me delivered, is
sued out Of the Court of +. l.. MELBOURNE. Esq .
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the Conn
" aforesaid, bearing date February 9th, D., 1860
10 satisfy Judgment rendered By K r. Gsmbrel
Esq, Justice OF the Peace the 21th day Of October,
4. D, 1850, in favor Of }. l.. MOOSE, aud against
W. H. GRIFFIN. for the sum Of 1888 10 Debt Inter
est. damages and Costs 81 Suit. have taken in
Execution and viii sell TO the highest bidder, for
Cash. on the premises. In Grass Valley Township
s the Right. Title and Interest Of the said Defend
ant, in and to set Of Mining Claims, OF
the Grass valley Side Township ami County a.
foresaid, and State OF California. lying between
Brady & Smith 4 Co. and II. Bush X Co.'S Mining
Claims-the said interest being two-thirds Of the
above described Claims. owned BY said Defendant
in company with Capt Waller and Others levied up
on by me on the llth day Of February, A. b. 1880,
'AISo-All the right, title and interest Of said de-
fendant in and TO one certain Tcun lot and CABIN
thereon erected situated the same hill, and
Southeast Of said mining claims, oceapied By
Dc!endani--and will proceed 10 sell the same
TN SATURDAY,. the oath day Of MARCH, A. D.
lS60, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. ~. and s..
clock, r NJ. Taken as the property Of W. A. Grimm
10 satisfy the above demand and aeeruing costs.
Ws. NJ. STEPHENSON, Constable.
F. W. BonEKTs, Pitts Attorney.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Cor HonEsIcK.-0n one of the late steam
ers from the East, is said that about one
huDdred Californians returned, who had
become homesck in the East.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

RED PErITcsATs are coming into vague
in the eastern cities, and it is said one was
- distinctly visible" in this place, during
the high wind of Tuesday last.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The editor OF the
"Star Of the Pacific" (Universolist) will
preach at Hamilton Hall to- morrow (Sun.
day. at 3 o'clock p. N.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

ES- The County in Virginia which John
Brown invaded, was the first to send men to
aid Massachusetts, at the commencement OF
the Revolutionary war.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES.

REV. Mr.. DEAL, April 9th Heroes
A. DELAxo, ESQ.,, April l3th-"Califor-
nia-its Capabilities"
A. b. DIBBLr, Esq. April 2Oth-" Life
and Death.n
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

A telegraphic message has been received
from Messrs King & Robinson announcing
their safe arrival at Virginia City.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

en- Immense quantities of ore, of every
conceivable kind Of metal, are fading their
way into Los Angeles.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Coon FOR NEW BEDFoRD.-A Democratic
Mayor has recently been elected in the city
of New Bedford, Mass. by a majority of over
500.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

ssUNcLE BILLY CHoLIARn arrived in tswn
yesterday from WashOe and confirms the
most sanguine expectations from that region.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

The PoSY EXPRESS which is to take letters
through via Salt Lake and Pixies Peak,
from San Francisco 10 ST. Joseph's in hiT-
teen days, starts on Monday next.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

ss- We are weekly indebted to the agen,
of Wells, Fargo & Co Express. at this place
for the prompt delivery of the Sierra Citizen
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

E1- The fruit trees in every direction,
both in mountain aad valley, give indica-
tions of an abunda Mt crop.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

cs- The time for holding the National
Convention of the Constitutional Union
party, at Baltimore, has beeh fixed for May
9Th.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

PosT OFFICE REMovEAL.-The Post Office
in this place has been removed to the build
ing nearly opposite its recent location
next door west of the Exchange.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
AGrNrs.

Ma. cHts. A. CRANE Is our sole Agent in San
raneisso. He Is empowered 10 receive advertis
ments and receipt Tor the same. Tie may be foun
at lT2 Montgomery street..
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
CHARLES A. CRANE.
AGENCY,

Between Washington and Jackson,
UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM THEATER,
SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE, Sacramento
SAY AsDkEas IspEPEsDEST, San Andreas-
MAEfrosA STAR. Mariposa.
COLUMBIA NKws, Columbia.
MooxKYis ExFKFss, Folsom.
CONTRA CosIKk GAZETTE, Martinez.
EArA CITY HERAfD, Napa City.
BExIcrA SENTINEL. Benicia-
BUTTE DEnocRAf. Orovilie,
NousrAis hEasEzoKR, la Perts,
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

Eg-It is said that President Buchanan,
at one evenings levee, bad tc shake hands
5000 times
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

~ A Chinaman was seriously stabbed
By another Celestial in this place on wod-
nesday last,
Nevada national., 1860-03-31
MINING ITEMS.

The "GoLD BLUFFr YoSDEE.-An cfror
is being made, probably by some one who
has an unemployed boat, 10 revive the old
Gold Blutf excitement
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

PLuMBAGo.-A person residing in Sonopa
valley has discovered an extensive deposit
Of black lead, said to be OF great purity.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

THEATRE.-Mr. James Stark, wife, and
company played at the Metropolitan Nevada
on Friday and Saturday nights last.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

At a regular meeting G. V, /. ii. d L Co.
held Monday evening March 26th G. Hamil-
ton was elected lst Assistant Foreman in
place ofG. W. Marcellas resigned.
Nevada national., 1860-03-31

pGSTPONEMENT
TIE above Sale has been Postponed, BY order Of
Plaintiffs attorney, until Saturday the 3lst day Of
March. 1860 al O'Clock Y. NJ
wN. NJ. STEPHENSON, Constable.
, 1860-03-08
THE ELLlTHORPE QUARTZ
i PULyEIklZHfKs

This nAchInc Is the result Of ionk and active expert
ence In producing machinery tie c.ubtck and palycr
izlnx Of hard 1ocs. and m,usIaa Of a descriptions:
The extensive quaz neds o. Call 0Er!a Ans Eal. New
and od Ae1co well as the new discoveries In hsIsas
haye yet produced b1t very sua portion OF god aud
even Under an taat hns made quartz R.is
e4trenly raSg!t4a ntt almost dlsast1ous Esery con
esaole aehins y: neeh a1o Active u* and esc
r. ~ t9n has 70 aeeohbsh an amount OF labos SUI
Ih- POI psoroElons Of tEsse discarded sehlne:
shf p.vtI rtqnIe 70 WORK pep 2nA eis ort-
nal cot Aa rendered them unavailable. The t!ius has
now come when the mnrE seea'n= for stue
will cost ess, weigh les. tAks It's power, aud co
G ;,to,,,, IL. . r1,,.,o,,. oa,+- ,r,,.,3.u. .
, 1860-03-08
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY ErExEzo. March Z.
FLOrn-Heec,p,A 1c..s Atf; Market advanced s9loc-
Eal.a weroo bb!s Princeton" tps3RE extsa =. t.; "
hlls challenge" do. 70 bt Wood and Stoned at s. :
cc1 ;: bs ococ" do e5a: del: 47e tb good Spring
ii 4Sos de-. Is b5s dn at slo del; 70 Ibis Star
tQu3pey) Vh!te wintsrat {c.5.
CORN MEAL-l1c tass wh2s unbolsed Ut sl7.o1 On
track; oat ton do It als In store
WHEAT-KeeAtas cots bu. Market stcsGy. Sales werc
10 ta gotd White w!utsr At sl,57kc sruck 10 tu
<b1cc Hcs7a do It 1.43 ts:ak; 1os bass No Red
W1nscr 1t l-as tsaer 30 by chGce Cab It &ls3
track; 500 hu DO At tl1 track; 81 nass good Spring
1ek tack $50 IN Do II t1ast 800 hu tyfe Al
1o on track; 30 hu No fpsos a. 1.1o del o bu do u.
1o3on track oo bu Go 1t l17 117ek 10 ~ do a 3ia5
Track 100 bu Inferior At q o6 track 1e In Re
3ecicd Ut s0o d.l no hu Do Al es III store 1000 bu No.
sSpins told reeep} ii siot In store bo {nrw) 1t
1o& 10 .terc.
C0HS-E~ctptA 9.9A hu. IL good demand and firm.
saes ~erels 10 bu MOL, told .cceip At tske.a store
fnew1 Il sc in xtorc do {pew) =. In
oe $500 bu No at 42xein store 3soobu {oew receipts.
~ In et1s 1ooo9 tu do lin lot3 On D. l.; 10 tu Re
t=.asd n tic track.
sss4 In. In god dsu.na. Sales vx7e:
gu 40 al &c dr ss IN at SIC On tack; 100 hu Do
'Ae htsasf; ~ hu \. s;ke del to9 tp do ssc
, 1860-03-08
RYE-Receipts mons. Advanced ac. 60 ha1s 10 1t

8YE-Receipts mons. Advaneed9c. tnbauKo LIT
Sc on track.
BARLEY-Reeeipts,1 1ots bu~ In good nquest end frn.
Sales ga bags choica Illinois It SIC tack; 800 tu
MOL nj baEs 1t sc on track
Scholarships, 81 ,Al lbs. Timothy IN bet.erztQuest
and lrnc.. Sals wcrc:- bagk choice In lots 81
lag. coed at e75 1sbrgs Go At sr sou do at ss1s;s
b.ss do at $s.9 Clovar dull. sa.cs wc1e-7 bu prs at
*t'a Hungarian Gfass qulct sa.ss wese:1o bzgs good
M4oc. :.
nmuw1Srs.-neesp.., :s.h4 ..zss. nsm. ,cs,'.
c1tyat :oc.
A1EouoI-4lG4ce per gal.
PhoS1SI0fS.-Meas PORK nominal Rt III.
LARD-lok91oHc.
TAL1OW-Nonnal 1t loalote.
H1DEs-HeeeiptA ~ ba. Green, s7xc; Green Salt
Cd, .he'xe; Dry Flnt. ls4&lAc.
1UTTEKln falF demand. Saias ~ete:-1b dtklns II
1okc; IS DO At 1oke. DI.r5. 1:&1se-
EGGS-l5 b1ls fkcsh 1t x per dcE.
PoULTRY-Ilvs CLiekens, u. .toaa.so per dos; Live
Tu,ksys. seshe perm.
PoTAToEs-Coumou.3 3:a3sc tho1et, ,4oa4cc.
LIVE sToCK-Rseespts 10 eazs cattle, dohogs. The
market for cattle dull. with downward tendency.
Quite large lot Of hogs brought old contract
at &3e which Is soewhst ahose the market at present.
A email lot Of extra hogs brought a5-ss.
The salts today were:
, 1860-03-08
LofrIc1AL.1
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

CALLED Mak7tsa.l MAncn 81, 1ssa.
Preseat-n!. H1aor .hs Mayor. and Aldermen Log.
The reading of Of he proceeding, Of the last
h ard & aa2Rea1'sa "
hd: Ts p.:.easd il i pe1.en. l,s;ss liquor
I'd s ssS hia as: 5: % hS
ard nays The whole Bora Of Aldermen present vstns in
a e 81 motion Of
ALI Lonx. ., comn''tes On f1saes; to xhu.n
Also the passage Of The fo owing ordinance: N4
AaohntsAscE authorizing the Board ofscweage con!s.
ri; erlaesd y t9s Csnrasn Council the cty chl
hereby authorized to-uc anu SELL such rates IS they
sn IL = saa
Iosa tossa .tsoGa j.
,ae ses ast {. 3; tle sta heEtuss apps9vet
&C. 81 q s i G.
ths MENTIONED 81 IL fsSrasy is:s. anu Oh
Ha Ws0df se e Il On Police
rs 10 Fasttoh II d. :t1 e:
ia sas' saass stss s,ss T.
Petition i Jsha Stafford 70 be refunded aq s.:ess-
f*t.s,9n of na spseht to have refunded
Rsfs.7ed II d t. Committee On &C Gains.
Rsi1wav S,nmnanr. ~ e+o6 AteiA 'Ae ~AtF''so
Eesoiytd Tha iii, fomn,nv hereby ,cr.n. ot,bs
visions Of The O.toanee Of lie Cemnou Coun, Of ,he
:y sf Gheago psssed on T. lsth a.y .: February ise
Ordnance sunoIzac tbs exensssn aaI ope1aon of cet
Dv1.loos ef Chiase psased May sd ISL Ind In con
alteration thereof aa the repeating By sid Counci 10
be sxnined by eeceptaoee H. reoi oil lie np snI t,h
sections Of tS above ertted OIdip.ace ths ~
to said South Eats street viii nnd hrTchy docs arnre to
thr most nonceut or ayng dawn IL .eE gnnv ri,
or INV rs fnr .n5 d11irr iir ~ IA d
nn,y Ordinance r,snfioreJ PrariSaJthse rat1;r t
rn1.,ned thsl nr.venf thfs f,cmno.r f-o, @
, 1860-03-08

There was good inquiry for Flour to-dayby
shipacrs, to SIMPLY southern orders. but the Of.
fcrincs werc l;cht and nr;ces srain advanced
fnlly SC pcr b,l closing firm. with sales of cood
to choice Spring extras ut s5.ooM5.e5. Wheat
was III good demand by millsrs, and lots on
track sold freely ut sl.0S@1.e2- according to
quality The inquiry for Wheat in store, how
ever. Wis l.ss active md tbc rnarkct scarrely 40
1rn,-No- 9 Spring fold 1cccipts) selling at
$l.0a in store. Corn was in good shipping aud
xnccu,ative demand. md for new receiots the
r..r,.,, ..;,...,,- e. ". ..u;-,
vas -ona'4s'os u.me' ~. ee.'as
nj s6GiCsc, aud No. . At 42tG GiSc. Old receipts,
however. were IN less demand and the market
,r,. ct,,dr ,t h.lc f,- M ! c1nz;,o -otber d,1f
~, ,,
IN 'hs aateThoon- 4hese "as Gooa oenano
for Oats nud sales we're tnade ut range Of GF@
SIR nm +-ac1--e,o.ino firm Rye aarnnced Or
.,.a. ,:..;.., -, -, -. - ~ -.
o'"oes A1n"eo supply VIII sn1es u NO al
Sc. Darley in good dxnand and firm ut 95cx
for No. No. on track-a 1oi of choice command;
;no en-, r;,ro+,.~ sood x-o. - hot+,. do,,,.na
'"s o'n' '1eeu ""s 49, De's 0e',4eA
cspee'a'l} prime qnalfy, which was sold NJ
Sa75Gae0. Clorer dull. Hungarian Grass in
,;,,;.o1 a,,,J =. no, g.. x,u;.ra ,;.h 1,,;+o q
s"A'~0 "."'"A" - ~ ''' F' ~'' 1N's
hsec t'oe1 on haho' large propo1l'ou o'
which ia inferior. uishwines steady. Nothing
.,o;,c in n,ov;.;ons
~. 1. ar, .,.
Ne" onI' 'la'cn ''-neee'P's' 4'-'s oo'S
Hour; ll,lss bu corn l,l4s pu oats; IL. pu
sr ~, e.. NtY ~