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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

EUcHRE-AN EXCITING GAME. South
Carolina and James Buchanan against Major
Anderson and General Scott.
South Carolina deals and turns up the ten Of
spades (niggers); Gen. Scott passes; James
Buchanan, having the best bower, assists South
Carolina. They play, and the old General hav-
ing good hand, draws j. BIS best bower, and,
taking three tricks, he euchre's them.
Major Anderson now deals, and turns up
hearts; James Buchanan passes; General Scott
says he cannot assist the Major; South Caroli-
ma passes; Major Anderson turns down hearts
reluctently; James Buchanan passes again =.
General Scott passes again; South Carolina
passes; Major Anderson makes clubs trumps,
and says he plays IL alone. The hand is played,
the Major makes march, and South Carolina
and James Buchanan are skunked.-[ Boston
Atlas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

CONTRA CosTA CoAL.-The steamer John
T. Wright, for the last week, has been
burning coal brought from the lately dis
covered mines in Contra Costa county,
near Mt. Diablo. 1t is light aaky sub
stance and crumbles easily, burns rapidly
and leaves but little residue and no clink-
ers-turning to ashes. For inland steam
boats, hotels, factories and mills, it is un-
doubtedy an excellent article Of fuel
Inexbaustible supplies can be obtained
from the mines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

COPPER ORE.-Some thirty or forty tons
of copper ore is now lying upon the levee
at Stockton waiting shipment to San Fran
cisco, thence by clipper ship to New York
and Baltimore. This ore is from Spring
Valley, aud has mostly been purchased at
an advance of $50 per ton, at which price
il is confidently believed the returns, after
the payment Of freight, charges and cost of
smelling, will pay a handsome profit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

BoDY REoOvERED.--A dispatch from
Shasta, dated yesterday, says:
The bones of man were found about
miles from Shasta, aud had probably lain
there a year. The head could not be found.
Five or six $50 pieces, some silver, and q
large size Colts revolver, one chamber dis
charged. were Sound.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

CALIFORNIA ExPoRTs.-Great activity still
prevails at San Francisco in the expectation of
California -four and grain. Several thousand
quarter sacks Of superfne -four have been pur-
chased for expectation at 81 70 per hundred
lbs Great quantities ofwheat, barley and oats
continue to be shipped, bringing the farmers
good prices.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
OONsTABLE,s sALE.-Whereas. a

GONSTABI.E'S SALE.-Whereas, on
~ the 18th day OF February A. D. 1861, Hnal
judgment and decree was rendered in the Justices
Court Of f. w. Smith Esq, acting Justice Of the
Peace In and for the county and township of Nevada
and State of California, against LEOPOLD RTTZR0W
and in favor Of JAMES COIIY, for the sum Of one
hundred and thirty-twO dollars principal debt, with
interest the principal at the rate of two per cent
per month from the rendition OF judgment unit
paid together with all costs Of suit and whereas on
the 18th day OF February A. D. 1861 il was ordered
and decreed by said Court the mortgage set forth in
plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed and the property
therein described to wit that certain lot or parcel
Of land situated lying and being in the township OF
Nevada, county Ct Nevada and State Of California,
end bounded the westerly side by lot occupied by
Cashin and said Colly for slaughter Yard aud 'front.'
ing on said lot 200 feet or less together with
the frame building, dwelling thereon, once occupied
by said defendant RtzrOw, al OOne bay horse brand
ell ON the left hip, and one horse wagon and har
for said horse and wagon, the SAID horse and
wagon; the said hOrsO-a and wagon known RitTrow's
horse and wagon and once used by him in peddling
Notice is hereby given that will sell all Of the
above described property to the highest and best bid
der for Cash in front of the Court House door in the
City of Nevada on Wednesday March 9th 1881, be.
tween the hours of9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p NJ
6iTen under my hand this 14th Of Feb. A. d. 1861.
!. b. GRAY, Constable.
J. !. Caldwell, Pl'ffs Att'y.-iebl4.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

WoRm DRAwINo.--Itis is reported that r.
L. Brewster, Chas. HOsmer, and two Others,
of San Francisco, have drawn 100000
prize In the Havana Lottery. The four
owned the half of ticket which drew $780,
COO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
MAMMOTH PIE PLANTS.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale, at his ranch, on the Turnpike Road, near
Grass Valley, a lot MAMMOTH PIE PLANTS, of the
Victoria and CahOOn varieties.
Orders left at BARUH'S FRUIT STORE, CONNER
cial street, Nevada, win be promptly attended to
II. WORTHINGTON.
Feb. 14th 1S61.-2ws
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

LADY FRANKLIN was TO have left San
Francisco to day, in the steamer Oregon,
for Victoria. It appears that her mission
ia connected with some Christian enterprise
for the benefit of the settlers of British CO.
lumbia She is accompanied by her neice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
FOR SALE OR RENT.
TTOUsE AND DGARDEN HALF a MI

IL Northwest OF Town. The house contains five
koonls-the Garden. four acres OF good garden land
set with $50 choice Fruit Trees aud about the same
nunberfOreign Grapes---also Strawberries, Raspber-
ries, Currants, SC. There some Is mote If
good land tor orchard will go with the above. An Il
which win be sold at bargain easy terms.
Apply to J. NJ. HIXS0N OF ]. R. McCONNEIL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

WE are indebted TO Senator Chase aud
Assemblyman Eastman for the Tenth An
nual Report Of the Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

THE CAUsR.-The Petaluma Journal says
the reason why the Indians on Eel river persist
in killing the stock of the settlers, is that their
(the Indian's) children have been stolen and
sold to the whites in the settlements below.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

ONE Of the ladies connected with the
Martinetti Troupe had diamond set Of
jewelry, valued OF Que thousand dollars,
stolen from her at MOrysvile, on Sunday
last.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

WREcKED.--The steamer Salinas, 10 ersss-
ing the bar at the mouth of Salinas river,
outward bound, went ashore yesterday af-
ternoon. She viii prove total wreck.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

MARRED-Mr. II. A. Perry, the actor,
was married on Monday last, to Miss Agnes
Land, another member Of the dramatic pro-
fession.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
MARRIED..

In this city, Feb. 18th, by Rev. W. Grove Deal,
Mr.. CoSRAD HoovER and Miss S. DEETTA HucHcocK,
Of Dutch Fiat
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
INGsrREEr, NEVADA.

rfEP Steam Engines and
MslH-N lnann Boilers built to order ~~sS2
~. iiiiii Iia,.s.;; ,,s. Castings and Machin-
~ IIl l.sissIsa cry OF every descrip-
tf|akzRs. 41I'szsEt ton.
Vuarta Machinery constructed, fitted up or repair.
ed. All kinds of Building Castings Saw, Crist Malt
and Bark Mills Horse Power and Car Wheels All
orders filled promptly, and at as Low RATES as any
establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco freight
added. NVNT HEVTtu
Nevada, Feb. 1 9TH lse0-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
COUNTY rREAsURER's REPORT.
NEvApA, Feb. eth, lS6l.


To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors
of NeUada County:
GENTLEMEN-Herewith hand you State
ment of receipts and disbursements Of the
Treasurer's Office from November 10Th, 1860,
(date Of last Report, to February 9th, 1861, the
same being correct transcript from the books
in my Office. J. w. CHINE, Treas
Cash on hand Nov. 10, go $17602 %
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14

j. W. CHINN, Treas.
State OF California County Of Nevada ss-I. John g.
Lambert, County Auditor In aud for the County OF
Nevada do hereby certify that the foregoing state.
ment Is correct and true appears by vouchers now
on,6le In my office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand
and impress the seal Of said county this sth day Of
Feb. 4. D. 1861. J. 8. LAMBERT, Auditor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-14
Metropolitan Theater.

Proprietor and Manager. MAGUIRE.
Treasurer er.................... V. HAND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-28

FOUND HIS CRowD.-A young man, clad
in hcmespun, was standing in Court street
a few days since devouring a dougnut,
when he was accosted by one of half
dozen genteel dressed idlers with
Just come down"
"Ycas, CUES | have; great place this
ain t it, yeou?' SAID the countryman.
- lis so; bub how your marin? 2 ask ed
the city buck, bent on sport with greeney
Well, she's putty well, she sent me
down here on business
she did? What kind Of business are
you on?'
Why, she wanted ME to come down to
Boston, and to look round and find half
a dozen of the biggest fules to edicate
EN-, and rather CUES lve got my eyes on
them meow. said the stranger, taking in
the whole crowd at a glance.
The next moment he had the edgestones
to himself where he quietly finished bis
douyhnut.
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How Corn Is PRESERVED IN RTssIA-At
a late meeting of the Academy of Sciences,
held in Paris, letter from NJ. de Semchof
"A Russian landholder-was read, de-
scribng the manner in which corn pits
are made in that country. The pits are
dug il, a dry soil, and instead of masc ngy,
the earthen sides are hardened by long
continued exposure to wood fire. Before
the corn is introduced, the air in the pit
is ,raritied by turning straw in it, after
which the grain is thrown in, packed close,
and the pit is tightly enclosed. Corn has
been preserved in such pits forty years.
Some of our western farmers, who raise
large crops of wheat and corn, should try
this method of preserving grain during
years when there is q great harvest, in
order to lay up a store for seasons of an
inferior yield.-'Slent;he American
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SPORTSMEN' d POT
HOMA NICOI

l IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
IS and Shot Guns, of every description Telescope
and Patent Mnzze Rifles, Revolving Breech Cast Steel
BARRELS with Guide Starter for hunting and large
sortment on kevolvers Colts BeaIs Maihattens Blum;
syms, Alien Il Thurber's Gentlemen will find at y
sh"p everything IN my iine and give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the old friends OF H. p. BRuNxER to give me
CALL he Is my agent Customers will alway find him
at his post My shop is Main Street. near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wads ,snd Caps. Guns let BY the d.y
jun1e THOMAS MOORE
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E.tate Ei.1 Rou-ke d

/, is hereby ordered that the County
Clerk ba directed TO add said taxes to the
Collectors lis,s for the year 1861, to be
collected as other taxes
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The statement of G. w jackson, of his
receipts and disbursements as Superin-
ent OF Poor, was presented and approved
The special order at 2 O'Clock p n, to-
day being the consideration of the divi-
sion of the town of Grand Rapids, the
committee on Township Organization re-
ported a preamble and resolution, where
upon, on motion Of Supervisor Soule, it
was ordered, that the further considera-
ton of the subject be postponed until the
February session, 1862
l. Stone, .jr, presented a report relative
to certain moneys placed in his hands,
which was referred to Finance Committee
The following resolution was adopted
Resoiced, That the resolution passed by
the Board of Supervisors making it obliga-
tory TO draw bonds in sums not less than
500, for the purpose Of equ!pping l,DOU
volunteers, Of La Sale Co, be so amended
az TO aushorise the issuing Of bonds in
sums OF 800, S2U0. $500 and $500
The assessment, OF the personal property
Of David Pembroke, OF Grand Rapids,
was reduced 500
The following preamble and resolution
were ADOPTED:
HIsrcGs. The !axes are due and unpaid
on the following described real estate and
personal property for the years herein set
forth, 10 wit
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Messrs. Batcheller, Buckley, Liuinger.
McDou2all, Nerbeck and Orr We're ap
pointed by the Chair special committee
10 yisIt the Poor House. and Messrs Cor
win, Armstrong and Dou!e,y, to visit the
.iaii
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a N A Ii $ II IL A CT
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF LA SALE COUNTY. ILLINOIS

At their Annnal Session, heM at tie Cour,
House IN Ottaoa, commencing September
9H, 1851
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All of which taxes are due for the yezr
lS5., and unpaid
Also, on the following described real
estate on which the take, are due and un-
paid for the year loj9. 10 wit
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1T was ordered that the following reso-
luton be adopted
Resoirsd. That the Clerk of this Board
is hereby instructed not to issue anv
county orders until this session of the
Beard i closed
Supervisor Donlevy presented petition
relative 10 vacating certain portion of
the State road leading from Ottawa to Ma
perviil-, which was referred TO "A special
commiite consisting of Supervisors Canon,
Ruger and Gilman.
1t was ordered that the assessment Of
Lot ,, IN Block %. Whtehead's addition
TO Peru, be reduced from 500 to so,
having been so assessed in error The as
ses>mcnt OF the personal property of Jas
Dalrymple for $3.50, and that of " Edsen
for SO was ordered to be placed on the
assessment book, having been omitted
IL error.
\ preamble and resolution relative
swamp lands was presented, and referred
to committee on swamp lands.
A protest relative TO the Road and
Bridge tax of La Sale, was presented, and
referred 10 committee on Equalization
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petition from certain citizens in the
town of Nernillion, TO be relieved from a
tax therein mentioned, was laid upon the
table
The Committee on Finance reported
back the report of l. Stone, jr., relative to
hi, dlsbul sernepts of money appropriated
for the benefit of La Sale Co Teacher :
Institute, which report was laid upon the
table
The special order for o'clock p " to
day, being the subject Of relief 10 the tami-
lies Of volunteers. The subject Was refer
red 10 special committe, consisting OF
Supervisors Buckley, Hart, Shepardson,
Gilman and Souls
resolution was adopted imposing tax
Of two dollars on every dog. to be used in
repairing roads and bridges
The Sheriff was called upon to report TO
the Board how much he had received
from the city Of OFT. Wa, for the use OF the
Jail as calabose.
Supervisor Cheever was Instructed to
afford relief TO Jarv. GOWNS till otherwise
ordered.
petitition, relative to certain tax in
Brooktield, was laid upon the table.
The special order for o'clock r. NJ,
being tn. subject of swamp lands, a reso-
iutl0n was adopted appointing H. lhorne
agent in behalf Of this county, TO obtain a
reversal of a certain decision Of the lnte-
rior Department at Washington. relative
to swamp lands, allo~ing said Thorne 20
per cen, of the proceeds which he may
recover for this county, also 10 per cent
of what he may recover due the county III
cash or treasury notes, provided the coun-
ty be at no expense i'll such collections
The annual report Of the County Treas
urer was presented, received, and adopted,
of which the following is an abstract.
LAsAIIE COUNTY IL ACCOUNT WITH SAMUEL
K LEWIS, TREASURER.
lS6O
By bal on set,em't Of Sept. 1850. ,07606
For Eonds Of A. u. l-ia Nos. %
and -, $500 each. 100000
Coupons of same. $50 each,...:. COCO
Expenses ofpay ing same in Ny. $50
CONS. / per cent. on sl,O16.O6, 1916
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TUESDAY. Sept. 10th

TUESDAY, Sept. 10th.
The Chairman (Sup. Hi.e) announced
the following standing committees
Fon"ce-Me.srs Baldwin, Cheeyer Yer
beck, Worsley and Ba,cheler.
CE,ims-Messrs Fleming Galloway and
Lininger.
.>snie acih Ca. rsoSurer-Messrs Carpen
ter, Dent, Buckley, McCIeary and Orr
Settle ,uh School Cora1.issionsr-Messrs
Corwin, Canon and Brown
Court House and Jaik-Messrs. Ruger,
Gage, Soule, Donlevy and Clark
taaprs- Messrs Hart, Evans, Hall
Corwin and Armstrong.
Equah-atjoa -Messrs. Armstrong, A Morri-
son and McDougall
Scamp Lands-Nessrs Orr, jacobson and
Gitbs
Tar: slip Messrs. Strawn.
Canon and McCleary.
Military ComAitfcc- Ncssrs Shepardson,
Gilman and Jones
The following resolution was adopted
NesolccL That : W Cheever be the au
thorzed agent OF the County of La Sale.
10 receive and receipt to receipt to the
State ot Illinois, for ali monies or warrants
due said county by virtue of expenses IN
CURED IN equIping or furnishing the vol
unteers from this county
A petition relative to the division of the
town of Grand Rapids, was presented and
referred to the committee on Township
Organization.
The usual compensation was allowed TO
Judges and CleIks Of the June election.
1861, and the Clerk instructed 10 draw
orders for the same
1t was ordered that when the Board ad-
Iourn tomorrow noon it stand adjourned
until next Monday
The Committee on Township Organiza-
tion reported back the petition relative to
the division Of the town OF Grand Rapids
and recommended that the prayer Of the
petitioners be granted 1t was ordered
that the same be the special order for
" cdnesday OF next week, at clock r n
resolution, relative TO the relief OF
families OF volunteers was offered and or
dered 10 be made the special order at >
o clock + NJ, Thursday of next week
The Fauper Committee We're instructed
that the allowance to physicians be As
heretofore allowed without reference to
the rates Of charges adopted by the Medi-
cal Board Of La Sale 90.
The petition Of Daniel Thompson TO be
relieved from i certain Judgment render
ed by the Circuit Court, was granted.
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Gen Mcclellan Described by All EngiIsh-

The Washington correspondent Of the
Lq,aoa STIR says that he has been intro
duced To Gen. Mcclellan, and adds do
not remember 10 have met a more modest,
uua-sumsng, and vet selfpcssessed and en-
ergelic looking man IN any country have
visited There has been good deal OF
sickening adulation bestowed upon the
yoatlifui General by the Press for the not
very difficult work he performed in West
ero Virginia, but from what | could Jud ge
of him IN some twenty minutes conversa
ton, for one feel confident that he Will
justly the highest expectations formed by
his fellow countrymen and the Govern
meut. lie brought to my mind the lines
beginning:
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Balance in treasury. Observation-Disclosures. .s266s o.
SAM'L T. LEWIS, Treasurer.
Ota,ca, Sept. IS, 1861.
The committee TO settle with the Coun-
ty Treasurer hereby certify that they have
counted the county Orders, Bonds, &c,
and find them to correspond with the
above report; all Of which we your COM
mittee would respectfully submit to the
Board of Supervisors.
john O. DExr (Chair'n,)
DAVID l. CARPEkTER,
WILLIAM ORR,
ROBERT MCCLSARY
Sept 18th. 1861.
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MONDAY, Sept, 9th, 1861

0V"UAl, oePt' 'tH, IcV1'
On calling the roll, thirty one members
answered to their names
There being quorum present, the Board
was Immediately organized.
Supervisors Shepardson, Gilman, and
Jones, were appointed a special committee
to investigate the transactions and accou is
of Supervisors Hise, Cheever ard Baldwin,
who were appointed special committee
for the disbursement, DC, of the war fund,
appropriated at the second special session
OF this Board in April, A. d 1861. 1t was
further ordered that said Supervisors
Shepardson, Jones and Gilman constitute
the members Of the standing military com
mittee.
Adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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PRODUCE MERCHAN Mt:
IN the Cushadn Warehouse north Of the Canal.
Viii receive Wheat Corn, Oats from farmers. and
sell In Chicago charging only freight and commission.
None advanced upon Grain in store Storage 5o,-
go bushels.
E3MaYkst price Paid for all kinds Of Gain. febo
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Balance in Treasury. 2,6ss OF
I This balance added 10 the excess of out
standing orders in 1850 over those of
looi, shows gain TO the Treasury Of. 3SO5 50
The valuation OF real and personal pro-
perty IN the county OF La Sale for
1850, was. ~ ,65s,ssS IS
On which tax oi Sc mills produced
net revenue o.. 24,4lA -
The valuation Of real and personal pro-
psIty Tor the year 1861. is..... = ,O3s Hs %
tax of 1. mills will produce a net rev.
enue Of triie oyer................2 $4,000 90
Being less than the revenue of the pre-
Elous year by over. 1000 90
Your committee deem it important to
keep the revenue up to the expenditure,
and although from the action Of the
Board at its present session it is probable
the expenditures of the current year will
be less than those Of the previous year, ic
may not be reduced moro than the reve.
Eue will be by the diminished valuation.
And would recommend the assess.
ment OF n tax Of three and enc half mills
on the dollar Of valuation for ordinary
county purposes and as the Board has
directed tax to be levied of one mill on
the dollar for the support of the families
of volunteers, there will be required an
aggregate tax of four and one half mills
on the dollar for the current year.
Funded debt Of the county is as follows:
Due in July. 1852. Interest .... ....... $50 90
July 1863, Interest 200, princi-
pal 4,o,6.. ...... .................. 1900 20
Due i'll July 1864. interest 800 principal
8,Oo.. .................. $500 -
nue in July 1865, interest 2 0, principal
1000. ........... ..-....-. ....... 2,2OO %
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ELMER BALDWIN.
Chairman Com
The annual report Of the School Com
missioner was presented, received, and
approved
The account of r. T Dyer, for $3.50,
was laid upon the table
A petition, relative to the relief Of Mrs
Hubble. was denied. .J
A resolution was adopted, appropriating
fifty cents per week for the ensuing six
months. for the support Of Patrick ONeil,
Of Manlius.
The report Of the Military Committee
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Il Isau yOupg Harry with his beaver up"


In person he stands about five feet 1--WE
inches; lac i powerfully built, and his
head reminded me somewhat Of that o!
the fret Napoleon. On my being intro
duced he locked at me with lenetiatIu :
glance-as they say here, right down
into my boots and after a short conver-
sa,iou he said, Will give you pass
within my lines, but not outside. | don [
think wouin let Mr.. Lincoln go outside
my pickets. The changes he has pro
dueed during the past fortnight are really
wonderful, when we consider the terribly
demoralized condition in which he found
the army on his arrival A r-mark OF
Lieutenant Perkess will demonstrate this.
Before Gen. Mcclellan came here said
officer, we knew everything that trans
pired al. along the line. but now we know
nothing beyond our own fort : and yet
two or three thousand troops are arriving
every day, and are silently placed in posi-
ton. One sure proof of his ability is the
extraordinary respect and positive affcc-
ton he inspires in all who approach him
Officers, men, civilians, alike and his
staff is composed of similar characters to
himself Like our own Havelcck, he is
said to he exceedingly relig ious, and those
who acted with him in Western Virginia
assures me he has a horror of bloodshed,
never attacking the enemy until victory is
certain.
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Ruen:l Vista Floral Ga rll .n>
~. l,l Al. M ElsS 4 o..

At the residence Of W. IT. v" CUfandn, EdN' Ottd1cti
Always for sale, aarge supply of perpetual Roses
All other kinds of towering rEousepants. .Strawberr. TO
nato Rh.harb Cabbage plants &c. &c.. in then
and Vegetables of all KINDS. iun1A