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xOnee-InfOrmatIOn Wanted.
Correspondence Of the Nashvlno Union.l


Mr.. EDiToR:-In a recent No. Of your
paper, we noticed an article in circular
form supposed to have been issued by
General Grant to his troopsb then pub
lished by General Meade 10 the Army
Of the Potomac. 1t was in substance
about as follows that troops whose
term of service expires the coming
summer and fall, would have to serve
three years from the date Of the regi-
mental muster into service; regardless
of the date of enlistment or duty done
a State. Now, the lst regiment Of En-
gineer Missouri Volunteers is composed
Of the Engineer Regiment Of the West
Tor Col Bissers Regiment) and the 18th
Regiment Missouri Volunteer Infantry
The 25th Regiment Missouri Volunteers
was mustered into the United States
service in July I've think as regi-
ment; but the Engineer Regiment has,
no record Of a muster into service az a
regiment until after the consolidation
Of the 25th Regiment Missouri Volun-
teer Infantry and the Engineer Regi-
ment, which took effect on the lst day
January, 1864, and the regiment is now
known as the LIST Regiment Engineer
Missouri Volunteer which was mustered
into the United States service at Nash
vile, Tennessee, in January, 1864 Now
the information we want is this: VIII
the members of the Engineer Regiment
have to serve three years from the date
Of their muster into service? ] would
state here that the Colonels commits
sion (Col Bissel's) is dated the Goth of
July, 1861. We know that this is not
the way to make an application to an
official for information as prescribed by
some general order But then again
we know that the officials Of the great
volunteer army of the United States
pay but little attention to applications
made by the private soldier Hence
the reason of our making a general APP
plication; shall feel thankful TO any
person, either military or civil who shall
be kind enough to furnish us with the
the desired information Doubtless R.
A. Mallory, Lieut. and Adjt. OF. lst Regi-
ment Heavy Artillery. U. s A, A. D.,
or Asa r. Grow, Q NJ, of the same
could furnish US with the information,
as they have been connected with the
regiment since its organization. We
have served honestly and faithfully for
nearly three years without furloughs or
leaves Of absence; and have ma lie our
calculation on n short furlough this
summer TO see our friends But just as
the long looked for moment to start
has arrived, we are informed that we
have to stay in the regiment three years
from the date Of its muster into the
United State service If the Govern
ment intends to coaSeript us and make
US serve three years longer, we would
like to know it, so we can make our
calculations accordingly.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Az ENGINsER
Waverly, Tenn, May 10, 1864
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Nashville. Tenn, March 28th, 1854. I
In accordance with Special Order No "a
dated March 22nd, it is hereby ordered:
/. That occupants of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, will be required to
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
Offal removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage OF
dirt Of any kind viii be allowed TO sccu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
II. All dirt 10 be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
Dish will be allowed TO remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
- III. Ohai, the accumulation Of Restau-
rauts, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays excepted) before 10
A. NJ. All ashes and rubbish will be set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. NJ.
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses VIII DO required TO have he rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before = A. III. each asys
v. Any violation of the above Order will
be punished by fine Of Five Dollars, ISL
- De collected BY the Provost Marshal.
VI. Az cleanliness IS one eff the first re-
quisites 10 health, it is hoped the citizens
will do all in their power 10 assist in re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
As soon as d sufficient number OF carts can
be procured, notice will be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost to
eitizens.
VII. As it is my intention 10 remove al
filth from the city proper, whether in the
shape OF dirt, rubbish, or dead animals
any information that would facilitate the
above will be thankfully received and inn
mediate sction taken in the promises.
Wa. d. CRANREELAIN,
Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
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THIS BANK IS AUTHORIZED BY THE SEC
i rotary of the Treasury to receive subscriptions
to the above named Bonds, payable in Forty, and
redeemsbe at the pleasure of the Government after
ten years. Coupon Bonds will be Of the denomi-
nation Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred, and
One Thousand Dollars, and will be delivered in
few days. Registered Bonds viii be OF the denomi-
nation Of Fifty, One Hundred, Five Hundred, One
Thousand, Five Thousand, and Ten Thousand Dol
lars and will be delivered on or before the Both day
Of April JAS. G. OGDEN, Cashier.
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Public Sale of
GOVERNMENT STOCK.

wWYHL RE SOLD. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, tt
w the highest afder, sc the Government
Horse Pens, fooi Of summeI-street, GA TUESDAY
Mag i7th, is6i,
600 HORSES, Condemned
large portion Of the above let are Brood Mares
Terms Cash. sale - commences at lZocioek 81 q
ani properly % BE- removed same day, Al owner.
rfk.
BY order of Iieutsnant-Colonel J. L. DOsALbsos,
8 and s. Qusriefmaster.
CHAs. n IRWIN. Capt sndA. Q. NJ.
may u-di
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Chronic Gases
TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with suceess
Those Married Lsdies who have been 80 unf0rtu-
nate to miscarTy or prove abortion, can be CARED
call
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United States or ImerIea.
IS WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNEasEE-No. -.
WHEREAs, An IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w IN tie DISTRICT Court % the United Sfaf -
for the Middle District Of Tenues-ee, on The Zsui
day Of April, ist4. ~ Horace "a. Harrison, Attorney
Of the United -tafes for sad District, Who prose
cutes therein on behalf 81 the United states ans
JO-eph X. Dsiiu, Surveyor a Customs af Nashville
Tenn, agaust -i1ty-nIue bales 81 Gotten, market
IL. T., and against an persons lawfully inierVcn-
ing for their Interests therein, alleging in SUBSTANCE
thst April =, lsf4, il .aid l4strCi 90 laad sid
property -eizes iy saldJ. r. Dillin, l0rieted
10 the United States 0r causes in said uiprmafion
set forth and averrcd 20 D. true and praying for t
usual process, &C.
Nov. therefore, IN pursuance Of The mOuifion ua-
der the seal d SAID Court % me directed, here
~ give public warning 10 81 persons concerned ln
interest IN sd Cotton, Oh appear before -d Court.
at the Federal Court Room n lhe Capitol af Nash
vile, pa said District Ga the d M9nda5 in Nay,
ls03, then and there o. PROFOUND their CLAIMS and
make their allegations ID tilit f@i1iiL
EDWIN D. GLAsCOCK,
Msr-ssi ~ the Mid. iH-t. 81 fenn.
All
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United States OF America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNE5sEE-Ao. -.
UTHRBEAs, Az IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w in'the District Court 81 the United s.tlfes lor
sad District, the ri day gf Aput. 1874. by H9-
rsce H. Harrison, E.q.. Atfumry o. TIE Cufeif
STATES for sald Distinct " ho therein rroaecutes o.
behalf Of The United States and W. ID. Gallagher
Esq. against - et-es "a httrrs, Wine emf CocE-
tails, snd against aIi persons laufdiy inffrsenne
for their infeF-fs therein, slleEug that esi prop
erty bad heen =e.zcd Ia sad DISTINCT on land. -
forfeited ~ the United atIf-- Or csusea ID SID Ia
formation set forth and aYerrei 90 b. true aadpmyi
ing iJr the usual process H..
Nov, Therefore, hereby EFe pul.ir warning %
al per-ons concerned Boa Interest in slif property
% appesr heiore SAID Court or he Feiefal Cont
Roam, in the Capitol az Ntshg TO- on a. @. Mointig
in May, is5i, 20 10 O'Clock. A. 81 then ard there
iotf0potna their claims aIli make their allegations
r. K. t5LA-Culks
4. g. Mar~hal i0r Mld. Ii-i. Tenn.
an o. ~
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Soldiers and others,

AT distance, who cannot call at my ONCE, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent symp-
toms and enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate.
Office hours from Sam. tosP. NJ, and nom
TO P. NJ. APPLY
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SET No. 2-THE ADVENTURES or COEsORIPT.
Mol. Ha, draft goodl as patriot, if drafted
2. / receive letter which tells the agonizng
fact-Im drafted.
8. By the advice of 10000 friends offer a
substitute.
4. Who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
s. feel mycountry calls ! farewell, my love
go where glory waits mel
6. ] hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
T. And make q sturdy rebel fly.
s. Am sent with dispatches, perilous dutyl
death or gloryl
Q. Attacked by band of gorillas, cry,
"COme on ye t-T-r-raitors %
To- ! discOmft them and bear of the head OF
the gorilla chief.
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made q brigadler-general.
u. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, ] crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest coOred Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market.
SET No. 3.-THE SLAVE n 1858.
No. l. In the cotton field.
9 The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
i. The parting; Buy Us too"
8. The lash.
6. Blow for blow.
Z. In the swamp.
8. Freei
g. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
II. Victory.
II. He died for victory!
In ordering, the number Of the Set is only neces-
ssry to mention. For instance, No. /, OF 8, or all
of them, II all are desired.
Price, 90 Cents each Set,
FREE BY MAI.
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, lone Of each, as sample,) post
fslu LOT %
One dozen Set, assorted, If preferred,J
post pad 90
SIX dozen Set, assorted, if preierredl
freight paid by buyer............-.-.......2 q 90
One Gross, assorted, i preferred, freight
paid by So 90
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlars, if they prefer
It. may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with Instructions 10 pay for
Goods delivery At the ONCE Of the company
mere. NeWsmen and Others Ia permanent locality
Win send money for small orders; large orders II
preferred, G. .. ID. Send your orders ia full 70 IN
sure prompt delivery. Seal all letters earsguly
and address plainly %
GEO. p JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Nsr Ism No. 107 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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Twelve Cards in Each Set.
SsF No. I--OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD,

SsF No. LON RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD
COMPRISING
No l. On Fngland's muggy shore, a surly lioI
gave . gieyOus Toarl
z. Which temporarily astonished even the
Gallo cock.
3. Who responded with warlike Vigor, wher
lion caYed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion wesps: Is he
not bird and q hTOtherP
8. Which he fOrgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf of the c. 8 A.
9. The srmng of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. The Mexican vulture garroted by the gal,
he cock.
6. Introduction of Master Swamp Angel
when the lion pockets his rams.
9. Grand combat between the eagle snd the
wolf of the C. S. A..
10. Death of the wolf.
IL. The eagle Undicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
II. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the hon) and France
1.-THE Gallo cOck) in future.
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9la6hrl(le 8nlnll.
81 CIWFDay a "a PuhIishers.
Rr.Gnne Hours.


Oh blissful days Of by-gone years,
How biest thy memory still;
How brief thy woes, how few thy tears,
How light thy grief and IL.
The stars which beaudfed thy nights.
The sun which ruled thy DAYS,
Nor seem remote and feeble lights,
Which shine with seasoning rays.
Oh by-gone years whose bloom had fed,
mourn thy less in vain:
Thy faded gsrlands cannot shed
Their vast perfume again.
! can but sing a saddening lay
While lingering midst thy blight
While sunset hues Of far spent day
Are darkening into night.
On starry nights and eloudless skies
OF youths aurorRl years,
4 memory Of thy verdure lies
Like rainbows on my tears,
While standing on the barren slope
Which tolls and sOrrOws gain;
Mourning nay guardian angel, Hope,
Lost on LIES dreary plain.
oh eloudless days Of sunny youth
Oh starry nights long past!
An exile from thy Ravens Of truth,
l bow TO sorr0w's blast
Eet sOlace 'tis amidst the blight
Lies lcssening days disclose,
To think youths summer verdure bright
Midst manhood wintry SHOWS.
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Sternlty.

DR.. MCGILL,
No. "a Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jsni VIII meet with prompt attention.
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LIFE READER,

OIAN BE CONSULTED BY LADIES AND GEN
= euemen on all things pertaining 20 LII T.
AND HEALTEI TIE Inysteuous1ues
which nature and fate have traced in the face Of all
human being. ere % her an open book, from
which she predicts inheritance, voyages, marriage,
lawsuits. recovering lost and stolen goods, and men
ia and physical disease
Madam James has mastered al the science EN-
braced in tho glorious gift o. prophecy, and hss
astonished her many thousa0S visitors frOm the
ranks 81 the most respectable citizens BY her
supernatural Mental Powers. Unlike the many
who 5aunt their seeric powers before the public
she inyarlaty gives satisfaction 70 al who may
consult her. and all acknowledge the trQihfulness
Of the reFelstons made 20 them.
As a Physician, Madam james can, In d clairyoy-
ant state, tell you your disease and lis cure, and
point out how 10 cure the most obstinate case,
Diseases that hsve for years hafi.d sll meaca,
skill-insarlly, proposes, siiections OF the liver.
coasumpuon IN various forms, nervous complaints,
rheumatic Affections, (infamatory and acufe,) can
GERS, melancholy, loss ri fneTnory; also al com
plaiuis peculiar 10 lamales-Al adam james pleziec-
% cure, and other complaints Of long standing too
numerous 70 mention. TESTIMONIALS OF persons
Who had nearly lost their sight and hea ing, and
are now ia perfect health, viii H. produsea. In
yaldS and those who are dospa ring from long
oourse Of treatment by regular diplomatic physi-
clans don't deser giving Madam James call
Ea-Ro0m No. -, City Hotel, lint door shove the
parior ladies' aotrsnc. may Him"
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WILLIAMSON, COUNTY, TENN,
Administrators Notice.

II. PER- oNs INDEBTED 10 THE Estate
q III Jane McI.aughl a. dece ssed, are hereby
- fsd 70 come forssrd, Inake payment and save
cost. "a ...., -,
All rrrsons having claims against said estate, are
- ~, nrea.snf Them within the tIne prescrb-
- - iaVv a. fhey eill be barred This an Nay,
go - - ''''' MATILDA MCLAUGHLIN,
49, * q q HOMES, Admir-.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. II
CROWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, As IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ny books win show thst for the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year, until t IL not 70 be surpassed By any
n the State. With my general practice in the city
trest the following
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LUMBER.

DC 900 FEET DRESSED FLOORING
SO-OOU Boar.i-. lust received b Steamer
d. d. DICEEY, AGENT
an lG-h TT Rnnad sud High-Etz.
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RE-Ths above articles have been bought low fOr
cash selected with CREST care, and vi BE- -old AZ tbs
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

A music teacher, named G. J. Rarpe, has
been shot IN st. Louis by Abraham D,s1n, who bad de-
;scfod him IN ai.on VITA his Re. The guilty Wife
assaod her husband neioely after tie shooting. snd
iiappe thousp wounded. and would probably have
killed him but FOR tbs arrival u: n policeman
u. r. Taylor war correspondent OF The Cha
asg9 journal has II is said. been arrested at Chslta-
nooei Seadng cuntfsband nrwSis prnhabiy tho cause,
an 10 10 knOvn TO b. o thoroughly loyal mon.
James d. GoOdnow Of Chicago in good 70
pgle A. de,out member u popular church has been
arrested for a long course Of tDeft.
Mr. william Saar. well-snown and accom-
riishci Now-York pianist died ~ haTans recently.
aged 70 yesIs
Ono of tho editors Of TIE OsiaiSosd Times has
suecoedeh ~ The death 81 bis -ifer brother g. a. e.
late IN Nevada worth plion and half OF dollars.
4 large Number Of hoes hnve died near Bel
fast Ne. from eating grain in which vas ergoi q ry'
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WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BuKr1nl
OFpiCE OF CHIEF QUARTERsAsrzR
WARRINGTON, May :, 1884 (
HORSES! HORSES HORSES !-sEAI.'E.r

HORSES HORSES! HORSES SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until II
o clock m, MONDAY bay 18th 1854, for TWO THOU
SAND q Oco) CAVALRY HORSES 10 be delivered at she
Government Stables in Harrisburg PENN within hity tsol
days from date II contract.
Said Horses 10 be sound in all particulars we'll broken fui
Aeshsd fifteen 5 to sixteen tel hands HIGH IRON i've
@ 9 years old, IN good condition and ell adapted
IN svery to cavalry purposes.
Ts specifications will bs strictly adhered 10 and rgidy
eniooed in every particular
No bid viii be unless by guaranty
for is faithful performance:
~, saoni any United States officer guarantee the proposal
tidcsT who should provo TO DO Irresponsible hs name
viii 70 reported 10 tho Secretary At ~ with srooomm5nds
ton lhat surh officer be cisM.sSct tho scFvlco.
s bidder. and suGrdBio's UW D. Md 10 ne Htctts de
eous,abaitp and erery failure comply uh terms Of
zaks The contract nhsn awarded tH be followed
bu p-osscuftgs 10 The fsu ert,Ht 81 the lac.
FERN bid guaranty mad application ., hia
ence, ~ the United States Quarteiae<teI a. hsIoufg
Penn. -
Successful bidders win be prepared into written
contract with good aud sufficient security, nnedsey on
tb- acceptance II their bid $500
Jfe oath Of ale dsnc~ nn-i accom- ny~ecch Did.
VI. and-r-sned the right 10 r-eota bids deemed
unreasonable. ,,
Bid for Gfy (G hoses and upward viii he entertained
BIDS Tor zee .nirs a4nttr VI i1fs.- required invited
Psyueu, vii. b. promptly male o. completion oil CONTRACT
Ne mares isiA be received.
Propo.ils must be inior-ei Proposals iot iysy gfse
sni lddressad Col JAMES a, IN, Chisi Quar-
t-rr..s Ter Cavalry Bureau, " arlington n G.
ANY other information viii b. srpnpt yFen on ap!hob
ton, personally or by letter to JANIS A. hhiN'
Lieutenant Colonel, ssd CA.ei GusstefHasor,
cavalry buscsu.
~ Paohaso IN the open rnaTket viii 20 continued al hsr
T,borg until t. ctrscl sded trc-, hundred and
forty go (faD dollars per load. Payment maize IN Cost1
G iudast dne.s Tor eight %, .oIss@ % i-ore
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PROPOSALS
Navy DspAArxKsr w,.u,-o,o. w.

"COPPER" SCALE.-There will he offered for
~ sai- at pnbis auction, on THURSDAY, June q at II
O'Clock M the United states Navy Yard Whington ho
seventy tive thousand pounds Of Gopher scaIs a'
II examined at time preyions % ,h Az q, al.
upon application TO the Comnsndant of tho 49,
metallic copper. - P0' N'N' y"
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money mus, he
the time OF the sale and twelve days viii bo so,v - -
from the yard and II not removed tbo asnoi,
will be FORFEITED to the Government WIZ '
All payments to be- made In Government funds and h.,
the Scale is removed from the NavyYasd. ~ '''''
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The Rer. Dr. Hawes of Hnrtfnra has rssirne

The Rev. Dr. Hswes Of Hartford has resigned,
and his Tesignatioa tss been accepted. lie had been
pastor For nall century The difficulty from the
congregation having directed the Rev. Mr. Cakins tho
ss-isant clergyman. TO preach The morning sermon,
which TIE Doctor was unwilling 10 alDw. The age OF
tie senior pastor was considered to render such an az
arrangement necessary and tie congregation had,
OYER become somewhat divided. s.Mr Calkins also re-
e. led. bal MS resignation has been DECLINED
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NoRru-wnsrRss SUP CANAL CONVECTION.

The proceedings of this OosveaIoa tsrnisates fer
She present at Dubuqss 90 the Sth Resolutions were
passed AID nsmor al to Congress ordered ealing fer
Asp canal ior the pr0lneis Of .ne North Vest 70
lantic aud European market snd fos paEPsses Of &c
felse In case OF war WAX iofe!ga Powers The ta.
loving was alse passea: lie Senators and members d
the House OF Representatives q the States Of Isua
Minnesota, oDd Wisconsin,, 81 Washington 10 act n
concert with each 0tsor - obtain On appropriation fsa
Congress for tie survey Of the fox and Wisconsin Ry
eih with the view Of ssskisg It ship canal and SAID
survey be made under Instructions of SsczssSy u War
>nd Secretary VI tse Navy
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Go farmers am Dlbfrs.
DAVID THOMPSON,

II
IL HogTICUiTUiilsT AsD EUHSrGYIkS
Green Island tsppos!tu IGcyl
has hand and now ready Tor GsnYa lsrso quantity
Of superior and hardy 3EAPE VINES IL ~ ecoa: sixty
Eiet!cskis catalogue svoS spcciS character crd ca.i-s
H.s also On band u Large assog.a-IiL Of STRAWBERRY
VINES Of which pen esEy the Yhh OF May Sec
Catalogue 70! details. -
Hss sso French Prursisn and German rBUHES; also,
tn. rupcrior celebrated ZWET5CHEN PRUNE. fsvosoy
noticed ~ and by ih- fss-' Club Ia Nc-t era City The
Ifibane newspaper. ard The CcaY Gentleman. speaAis.
Of YhOMPsONs GRAPES, the 20 rnsrs Club saysi
II hi, "a Seeding .hs WI rip-, e. Iroy e7ery yea-
With cs-ty, trn !. acquisition @oTthr OF notice
in .h- discussion Of tre Crb the rttGS II was said:
Tiers several vsrec Q; the rrl.e AID this ems Lvc;s
chen Oats commonly called sv-se eni TAI. es o.
thea rate, Is hs uraaou, opinion Z. tho Iro
ton 70. general culture tho b-s; P.lnr tncy .sa
are NJ Ing siys THIS rsuu, ~. hshs-' recommendation
BACKED and 'us.-ir-t be ey isnsi-hei socy CO
the Fsue Club He~Hck city sn.-ur. vel es prsc-
ties. culiy,or Of f,s and Vines t-insey-, Nh tEcisr
sou cones before ha is!ow ers confidently bhioyins
70 rrrrsn. them sarh yec;ir- OF psr,A sau
snt their t., and choc. Urging sN 80 Plant N- trr-
Srbarsy Nod that, IN The oorso Of ors or tNo y-rs
most hey their home. ENJOY the 60 res
c b, obalnsd In the BEGINNING ana which !aIaS-asiy ssy
Ia ths and.
Mr. THOMPSON u at al tnsI IN readiness = itend 70
calls iof his services Ia czus Tor ths fu'i fad' sin az
Gardens Vi h. friends aud eplcyes :, the he Of Ia NV
icsslou. 49,, w =,
Osdrrs Coz his Vines Tres &c. may DO leg a. Coz "
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