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Aaa1ynD 0ssadA, &. Losis,
Hob Roy,
Molks HcPiks, 81 Louis.
DIrAaTw-Toa Jasper, g. Louis,
III. JoApeou,
CAnaAA, r FanL
The ssckss ssats = sxpsetsd ffon absre
and the + smbinA fronbelov.
The Mollis NcPike, d the St. Louis =
Quincy Line, Hall, master. and Hsassf
clerk, will leese for St. Louis this mornings
six o'clock.
The 81, Louis 4 Keoiuk Compasy : resala'
n.clet iii, morning 1t seven o'clock viii q
the Rob Roy, J. ". dunn IN command "a
Motehou5s in the otfice.
The river il at . stand.
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40 'ne Dss Moines Musical As,oe;.,;o,

~ .ae Dss hoines Musical Association
LADIES AND GrsrIrxEx Thu lar. .,a
vsf, enthusiastic audience Who Ia. 80. 90
you thus evening, and who, by,he;r ,.n,n.s..
applause, evidence how highly The, -.
ela's the onsorio, 20 very ably pr...n,.,
most respectfully request that Won -;l' :
peat the same Tomorrow sv,nin. j, o.ss..
give those Of our ci.i1sns Who .er. ~. $40. .
ing unable to obtain even ,t.pd;,. s'ea-
Opportunity ofhsarine il. o0" IN
Yer, respectfully,
JONI A. AcDovu1
=. PsasY.
4. Z. Lowr.
e 4. T. Boxra,
IL. 0oDAAs.
sad others.
70 Hon. JsHs 4. NcDowsLI and o.h...
GEsrlsnEE THAT our hums,.
should oall forth such high encom;,-. ~. !.
1oatainsd h your request, sxceed. on ), :. -. :
rdsassxpsesafons, and ~ thsrefar. ~.
AaEtily comply WITH Jour wi,hea
Va1 sspscsfslly,
4 Z, Sssss1r, pi,,s.,,.
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OR SAL E.

Lott Block iss Of 18th and Concert Sire sss
Price 500.
Also lot. l. !. block Iss Il.h and Orleans ssrsss'
Prscs 310p each,
Also story Brick Dseiliug Heuse, eentaintsS
roous celiss, ebtssn, frame bsEstos 81 fsst hont
and $40 ds-p, located the corner cfsth aad Bank
etreeN.
Aiso, Lot block la on De- hot.ss stnsst between
Also Lots 10 and II, BLOCK ia, Morgan, teivssn
18th and i2th Streets.
Also Lots and o Block is3 and East half lot Fay
Also, 20 serss lspd-hAif inprov-d-sdtoining tasd
owned BY Conrad lsntos about three iiss from fovn
Price sioeo; half eash.
Ais, 8 scres Of ehois@ Grape Land, enc mile above
Hamilton half Improved and In fSuitsil nndeS fence
with small frame dwelling Price $500; half essh.
Also, 10 seres oflxnd near Sugar Greek Prizes ~
per
Aiso 100 aerss Of isaA near Hisbero. Jefefsoe Co.
No, near the Iron Mouhtstn kairesd aeOut - niies
from Louis Is undsr cultivation and baisncs
heavily tinbcred With good log house kitchen castssn
milk hones cekes house. baru and stable vita choice
lot Of fruit This psopsrty VIII be sold for toe,
or exchanged for improved pscpsrty La keohak
Also. house and fall lot Morean, bstveen fbth
and stresss With SIX rooms, good yell bsru fruit
and III 10 good condition.. Price ssoo half
cash, balance On short ttrne.
Fl. B. TEN-EYCk,
Insurance and Real Kststs Agent
spse eeeonS H.. kechnh.
rAap. xRasss. sfHaHs iswis,
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CLorHrNe.-Hs who gets his clothing at
Hess, Stern l. Co.'s, on Main street, between
Second and Third, will be sure of q genuine
article, sure of the latest style Of cloth, the
most approved fashionable goods, well made
aud cheap clothing. Call at their establish
mens and convince yourself of the truthful>
ness of this assertion.
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THERE was an immense crowd at the Opera
House last evening. The crowd will be re-
pested tonight, and SO will the delightful
Oratario.
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SPECIAL communication Of Hardin Lodge,
No. 20, on Friday evening, April IL. Work
on the second Degree.
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FoR THE LADIEs.-There will be grand
display of Spring Bonnets, Hsts and Dress
Goods at Mrs. Weber o n saturday morning.
Ladies are respectfully requested to honor
the Ladies' Bazaar with their presence. Goods
will be offered at extremely low prices.
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THr Render learns that General Cyrus
Bussey ia candidate for United States Sem
ator in Louisiana.
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AYi We might moralize to the disgust o,
both of US. For he was only " tish. !" abou,
nteen years old, and very tight So tieh,
that he only stood on his feet because he "a.
heid upon them by friend. All boy that
tight is playing fast and loose with
tne security OF Gfe-temperance and virtue,
us dangerous game to play-the chances
ere Aii against your winning. Don't get
uRht any more. You haze no right IN
force soul that God gave you into the occu.
pancy OF drunken body-no right to 80 dis.
honor that body. Oh boy, your mother,
II you have one, would far, far, rather think
OF you As lying dead in your coffin in the
beauty and innocence of your baby hood than
TO think OF you, being so drunk Is We saw ron
yesterday.
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REpEATED.-The Uratorio otiQueen esther
will be repeated this evening. Doors open
at o'clock. Performance commences at 8.
Admittance 80 cents.
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mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

| II Uk ~ n HI II AQ1LU 18AA -
|
|
c....o Ar-yI IA
| y ieie9fAPu-i
Yiour-ouiei and nrm for low sfA0e' no ''''N'
| spring exUe- :. -, =
Whss'-fn1y seu'e 'DD ''A'
sprns he, .,..av No =,
a., sul
| c,,.-Y, f.,r demand
| sc.,r. and a,m..u7e
| P,r,.v-out.. and irregular; mali iots At ~ y IL
| ,.o,.
| p,ovi,,,n.-ou,e. pork s2s asAA co.
80. ~ - .s"'t ei..s io- sweet pseAs
~
r... u,ve s,ees mern,t,
r.,..hi o..e..o Ap-as
| $3.50.
noes-A''e.p
| s~es ~ 'Anks ". '"' ~
~ 'o' .' 80
AAa
s"'
---------.s> So
Forefgn Aarkets-
Lf.sArooI April la-Heon.
sr..a.tun.- on,.t
prov,.,on. a.n.,.,,x r,,.t
- M o.x........s
Tosos
Wh'As-sAies Of No white +" ADaan u y ~ An''f
tzei.
o o "a, 80" - .
o'-Dun .n' ''''p'Ds'
r,..,...,, m..,.
o.,, A,~am
Fiour-in good dsmand and nfmef' nanny sio foSi
wheas-Hrmer' NO u 70.
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1,viy,l, and pepertnrss eil Eeeknk Packets
CITY NEWS.
Go to the Concert this evening.

The storm wrecked several boats at burs
l;ngton. See the Hack Eye:
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Those in wan. Of coat. pair of pants, or 8
vest, should BY all means price Vencill,
Jones & Co.'s goods. They will find them
just as represented and cheap. Examine
your wardrobe snd sec what is wanting.
They keep everything in the line of gents
furnishing goods, as we'll as ready made
clothing, and pay particular attention to Gus
tom work
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FAIRBANK-s SCALES.

FAIRDANK-s SCALES.
- FAihBAskgs :. sT1 M. soA'l'
Fstrssnks. GreesIeaf . Co.
Ill., aas and 2ss Lax, sr,
-. CHICAGO
Groceries.
NAY, ABfEN 4 60 WHOLESALE afcSevrs, Orders from
- eoansry merchants promptly hiisd and 1t the lo~
prices. ~ and IS Rsasniph street.
I,ARRIsar,s BREWSTER 1saes.ssof. 10 Il u
l. 1hempsoul Wholesale afossrs. ia and lie Water
.trset Chicago.
Hardware.
rRgESEB aHM SONS, 80 Rsnsoph stresf. Whole
NJ sale Hardware aad Cutlery M.nafsetnrs Iron, S.ii
Carriage Bots, ooss JOINT hnshn.s, .te tefrf Axss
Ard s6se fnpIs
Al ARAFAT A1iiao s CO. Importer. add Jobber. 0,
wi hard sai cutlery. 81 Lake strstt. Aaaafae
tif n Of Wire CT til. stsres, Hssdss, Ac
AGlLLsK, BR IS K EXP, Importers and gobbsrs In
M hardware Gallery. Agricultural Toes. A stnry sr
American File Co ard .h.elins aa.l. ss State .trs.s
Hats, Caps and Furs.
LTHuH BROTH Egs, Bats, Caps aad Ears, aiusnssy
n And esrsw Goods, Baif.so h snss and Buck aeeds
unereiiss ParAsois. ETC. o. ara % Michigan Avenua
Iron and steel.
uALJ. KTNsA : ca. Importer. aad Dealers in
Il Il
- Michigan Assnae ---
Lamps and Fruit Jars.
L r sLoouA ! CO., Glassware, ChandsIisrs, etc, 70
l.. sale Al eIo.e hgnre., at y Ci1k street
Lumber, ssisll, Planning, dc.
NIEaMAs. LEWIS suNwALT. Planning Nil. Sash
md "a Dor sad Lqa a.s =. a1rs Cages
o Box 6,sza
Machinery.
NoRfH. = Esrs MF.a GU, Easinss, Pampr, Wrought
iron Pipe, Maiieabie Iron Castings. Steam Warming
Apparstas 10 \ Jefferson street.
TXTALW0Ri 4, TWnHIG PURSE, Irons PIPE and
w Fitting-, Steam Boilers. Psmps and 0uaxse Belt
ing, stsan warming Apparatus. rs AXE street
Oals, Paints and lilsss.
rHAsR. HAsrnRD %, iIs Water street Head
~ qoartsss for oi's Paints vssnish, alass and Axs
Grease Proprfsterr star Go White Lead
/ EaTs, HXN { 20 sell PAINT, Oils, varHishss and
IL win,o~ s,sss. cheaper than any house in the
Northwest, % = % WITH v .tes street,
MOOffns Materials.
tIynirAeRE 4 R1YMoyp, Plastic Slate Roofing
w eiat@, Fe I and m onng and sheating let,
Coal Tar, rtsch, Print. Oh, se Las .lls street
ssoSlkng sIaics.
D6R9LE, Green and Red Roofing States The only
honse in the Wet Keeping large supply; practical
skaters furnished whitasre RsymoHd, v Les lie st.
saddlery Hardware.
DRnHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach ana Sad
ID disry Hardware. Leather, Huhs, spokes and bent
sss.sss YORK SPRING, Axles Bolts and Aaisaeis Iron
1e1 Lake street.
TT1YDEN T1Y, IS AID Il Lake strset, M.nnise-
II tursra and Dsalsr In Leather Carriage 0oods ssd
sAddlssy HArdsare.
Seamless ThambIc skeins.
n r. DROWN %, M.snfaotarsrs. Oar skslss are
~ tha offered 10 the Il 8aud
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RENovED.-Charley Seifert has removed
his barber shop from the basement Of the
Tepfer House, and opened in dne new quar-
tiers few doors from the Tepfer, on Third
street, between Main and Johnson. Charley
is one Of Keokuk's popular institutions. He
is in the front rank Of the tonsorial craft, and
his many friends will be glad to End HIM in
his new quarters.
WE learn from Gen. Belknap that the fol-
lowing are the returned incomes over $1,000
in Keokuk and Burlington the past year:
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Cincfnnati Market.
BY Tslegrsph.l ofsoissA1s, April 10.
Fiour-In good demand and hrmerf fanBy $40 foDtl
wheas-Firmer; No 81 Us.
Corn--Quiet and unchanged; ear 20.
Osts-firm IT 70
Rye-Scarce spd higher ut II %.
Provisions Dali. demand; holders Arm At presios
prices
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h MILLER eofnef RasdoipA and Uloxk ntfssas,
~ Importer, MsufactarsF aeA Whniasals Dsalse b
Waaoaes Jswssy Silver and Plated Wsss. Agssey oI
theN A1yonAl Watch Co.
mareh32-6eodly
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CHICAGO
Il RIA DE. !
Tie nsrcantfle hons wnese yoards |
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago q thoss
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation entitle them to the 6rst rink in
commerce. The business cards Of these
establishments Ia their several trades have
bsen classified in alphabetical order, form
Ing comprehensive synopsis Of business
Information, upon which our merchants
IN rely.
Agricultural implements.
TsILron, LIDBY HIrCaoooG, Joessss il AeresI
j tssal InIssnspas. 1Ainbls nksas. - Irons,
Wagon Mstsrv wooa stock, Is7 D Msssr sr.ss.
Bags.
uARr, AsrBH CO., iss soasA Wssss stsses, Flour
II sseis. GroessS PsPsr Hass. saa.iss 0rsas 1Ar.
aansy. Buriap. Wool, Ham and Salt escka
- I
k1oMA0 81. -
r UNI. PRns1oH KRAN. q Clark street, Bankers
IL and Dealers in 0ovssninest fscurftirs Land Waf-
rsn.s. lena scrip, sna r.eane A...1ose no.o-
Beltisg and Rubber GesAs.
II ALLoCK WHE.LKK, Rabber and Leather Belt
ting Hose srd Packing. oothtnr. Boots ard ovss-
49,, D "a ~ asa etA.isnsfs AH~s sns ~ Ano-
- - - : :, =.
Duk6n1 CLOTHING Co. " n. ~. ID. shepard,
Rabbsr aoods, Hose and pstins s..iIonsry AND Drug
49,. =
nDOh.
---------1. -.y-.. ----------------------s
FNohLihsos BR0s, fahlishers ard bookseller y
= Lax sersss. n9rnsn sssasy SsSeoa 1870 "
MeernI Issne UAtaegnes o. 9. p1uuc..song IuIn1ns
RoOfs and Shoe1-
:. - : :,
A ueFiN GLaFr ~, WhosesAls pssfefs -, - ~.
a.. - ts,ttos prtey, 81 Mlehtr.r Aysuve
s.,-o ,sos,.. - ~---,--.----.
I thAMkshLih, saIth noss, asou 1900.
Asenns
a.. - NJ. "a snos. No. 10 sna 81 s.aasinh
srss..
49,
= =
bianA nO0ks, n1essOnory =
= - :
tar.rs, sssssa Job Printers and Jokbers Of FINE
- ==--,.---
nflcA MaeAlnc.
Uyur NO. rr,.u ,r.t.. nx,. .,d hs.t,, h,,,t. nth
l .t,.n ,a,,r vtth -. br.ak aevn. tssa su, oshsr
- -. :
----SSl vslAl li.ik.-
VuUHs, BIOS Co. Manufactures aud Wholesale
Miehsx.a A,suus
Com IA tssiOn.
.----------------- = =
RLAiH pEss sohh w. se1, fss'on assoashn
= - i'' '' -
. --- ~
r INb4a TEED flspsral Produces GarsmisB Msr-
IL chants. ONES. Msrchnats Baildins, ile LAtsiis
street
DrYtxy uAI,EETn.ry wo,a caa,..,.,on Mr.
ehsn,s. ~ 10 and Is Mishixan Avsaas eosnes I.ks
street. ulicseo
. -
- as.in ss.as PORK. Lard, Beef 1si''.. etc once
--- ---==-.=-s1-=z==-======
(srMck Apv and 0.IasnuMre
5000 $3.50 80 = - -
DuAIEf fYgEkLl fmposters Esd 1oahers Of
ID ehins, 6iss. sai L2rthea Wsrs, se. ~ LAks
usst,
SnAC18O AEO
r rfx s.,s i. u 81 yf.nkaa street Maanf.etny.
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For Sale.
For sale,

IT OF AMI a s. In Block $50, With a twostory
il frame dwelling house containing SIX rooms good
cellar ., 4 eistef Z, snd good variety offuit.
mehtz FRhRkB Il Day Agent
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r ors } sad Il in Block io4 very handsome 10
II 4 cation tor dwelling
fgakBs kDsY Agents
nehg2 01bes over Ee9kuk favines Bank
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The ENGINEERING CoRps. of the Rapids
improvement Engineering Corps there are
now in Keokuk; General ]. 81. Wilson, who
has charge Of the improvements at all the
Rapids; Colonel Uflers, of Davenport, Civil
Engineer. The resident corps, in charge OF
the improvements here are Captain L. C..
overman, Captain of United States Engi-
neers D. c. JENNIE, United States Civil En-
gineer; Assistant Engineers-O. L. Wetmore
and E. Hudson Worrell Draftamen-M essrs.
Keefer and Harmath.
There are three hundred men now at work
upon the canal.
OuR old-time Keokuk friend, Capt. David
White, of st. Louis, is now in Washington
The Democrat says "that few DAYS since
the President asked Captain David White, of
that city, to tell him candidly what he thought
would be the result Of the impeachment trial.
White replied frankly that be thought the
President would be found guilty. Upon this
johnson asked him what was the state Of
feeling in the West in regard to the matter !;
whether the people were not, too, indignant |
at the manner in which the trial was con-
Quoted. Captain White told him that 10 far |
- his observation extended, the Western peo-
pie we're totally Indifferent as to the result"
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For sale

For Sale.
TIE sAst half Of doable two story frame DWELLING
Hous~, eontaing I've rooms; 2sx149 feet OF ground
we'll fenced With variety Of shrubbery.asd good we'll
OF wssef Situate on lot 10, block H. knbonrns's Ad-
dtson 70 heoknk. VIII be sod very low applied fos
soon. Eaquife Of FEHREE DAY, Agents.
marta
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For Sale.
For Sale.

nHE OF the most desirable Residences In the efry-s
~ two story brick Dwelling House ~ith nine rooms
good cellar and eistern full lot good vartstycf
ehoaes fruit and shs ubtsfy and large BRIT stable
wood house. situate IL 10Th and Biondeau Sta
FKREEE = DAT Agents
meAz Once Keokrk Easfays Hssk
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sew rorE nsasy AarGst.
By Telegraph HsN Yoax. April 10.
heasy-rrsssurs severe to-day rate nassd 1t ~
cent.
1tsfiins-eXoX.
0ol6-Dull closed ct %.
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Lamps and Fruit Jars.

nALJ, kIMsARA CA, Importers aed Dealers
i J. Iron. ee+i, sais and Heavy Hardware so, ~ u
81 Michigan Avenue.
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Toledo HARRIET.
| By Telsgrsthl fslEpo. April To-
whsat-sAles Of No white wAbash II y IS; annie
f2H.
Cosn-Lc lower.
osts-Duii and dropping.
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seed store,
TWines and Cerdagc,

ID MEsER0l i, "a Lake erect, Harden and Field
SEEDS, Seed Sosers and Garden Drills, Agent for
Hakensld's Corn Planters Send for Catalogue.
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Milwaukee MarAet.
By Telegraph. MuNArkss, April 10.
rlour-oaiet but Arm At - silsss 30 for second
grsdes Of spriDg extra
wbest-Eachanyet;s 81 o5 for No winter.
oats-ouet 1t 5sz for No e.
Corn-scarce and nrm at ~.
Provisions Quiet
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AIHRMAE LEWIS 4 euNWALT, Planning Mil sasl
IN ard Door Factory, and Lumber Yard, Csrgoe,
doeked and Eiied Corner f2sh aud Lumber sta
r o Box 6gza.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-18
THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.
A Monster Iuniper Tree Ruias a


Monster Lunfper Trec-Huias al
Aztec cities.
From the Alta California, Jan.lll.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hutchings the pioneer, more
generally known to the community Of late
wears through the association Of his name
with the great Yosemite Valley, where
he now resides, ia at present on visit to
San Francisco. He tells ms that on his visit
TO the "Neyada Fail, " he, with a companion
from this city. assembled to the summit Of
the cap Of Liberty peak, TO the north OF
the fall and here, growing in assure OF the
rock, away up under the very clouds, found
a juniper tree, the trunk Of which measured
Ten feet two inches in diameter. When we
remember that the Juniper is, IN most
countries, very slow grower, and at the
best mere bush, hardly rising to the dig
nifty of a tree at all, the statement of the
immense size of this one appears almost
incredible, aud some have been inclined 10
doubt the eXactness Of the measurement.
Those who are acquainted with Mr.. Hutch
ings will not, however, doubt the correct
ness of his statement for a moment, and we
are inclined 20 think that the age of the
tree is likely 10 be very much less than those
acquainted with the slow growth of the
tree in other lands would naturally esti-
mate IT, On the elevated plain lying around
the base Of the great mountain chains Of
Central Arizona may be seen forests Of the
juniper cedar extending TO the limit of
vision. The trees in these forests are scat
tered like apple trees in New York spple
orchard, and are never of great height,
but the trunks are often of considerable
size We have seen thousands which would
measure from one TO Eve feet in diameter,
and would Weld several cords OF beautiful
wood. They are, however, almost valueless
for timber, as the trunk is invariably bnt
a rev feet in lenPth--seycrsl large limhso
minor trunks branching out at from five
20 ten feet from the earth, the top limbs
spreading out over q space entirely dispro>
portionate 10 the height Of the trees Thu
country is thickly dotted with the ruiUs or
Aztec or Teltec cities and forti6cs.ions
IN some of which timbers exposed 20 the
storms and blazing sun of that trying eli
mate are yet 10 be seen ia a rood state OF
preservation, showing that the builders
must have disappeared At comparatively
recent date. Juniper trees of immense size
are found on these ruins in some places.
showing that in that.climste at least. the
tree is Of more rapid growth than IL gen.
orally supposed. Nevertheless, the Yosemite
juniper il a remarkable tree, aud worth
The attention Of the scientific.
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Eight Weeks for Nothing
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

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every department Of Agriculture. Stock Rails
ing, Horticulture and Domestic EcOnOmy-
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Gentleman az standing at the head Of the
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The Gardeners Monthly says that the Coun-
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