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(JUTAIAM BANNER. QTTITM/L2C :J THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1R73 Judge Ki»kineiiit(l Ills.liny Dtcit lun. Judge Er»ki lie's remarkable decision in reference to I lie* man' ei of impure -ling, om) tti v rhararhr wf jur; rs to seive in the United Stati * Courts of tl is Stale, has created a storm <>f indignation, ai <1 j ii flue need severe cilic'stn of tin- rnolivi k it do ncing said functionary. The pine | pie liave, heretofore, rntei laiiu and a fa-I vorahle opinion of Judge Erskinc, and conceded to him a desire to avoid all | partisan feeling, in his capacity ns an j arbiter cl justice. They wero inclined I to l«lievo" that tie desired to conform his action strictly with the Constitution and his oath of i fljee. Tl is late decision, however, has disrobed him of the assum ed part) of judicial honesty, and lie now stands tel.ro ti e ContiUy a perjmed official—a pliant tool and tdind partisan. He has "hov/ed the knee to Bu( I,” that ho may find favor with the Washington dynasty. Ambitions lor jud cial pmrno lion, to procure it, he has sacrific'd his manhood, Ins honor, his oath of office, imd aligned himself with the Durells, the Bonds, and the vilest and most persist ent porsecntois <.( a po< pile among vvlaim ho lias lived, and by whom I"- has been trusted and honored for upwards of a quarter of a century. It has hitherto been the custom, pre vailing in every State c mposing the American Union, for the United States Courts to'impanel.theirjmors in pursu ance with (lie Constitution and laws pre vailing in each State. In Georgia the Constitution prescribes rtat none hat upright and intelligr.nl citizens shall he selected to serve in the capacity of ju rors, which virtually disqualifies the ne gro, for ns a elans they certainly are not intelligent. The kjstem has worked well, and complaint lias been rendered by no class of citizens. Judge Erskinc, hew ever, says the policy is not correct— that the burden and responsibility of ju ry duty should rest upon tho black as well as tho white clt'zoo. Consequently the ordinary mode of selecting juries lias been ignored, and they nio now, and hencclortli, to be selected in accordance with a presumed inclination to become servile instruments of Radical oppres sion. Under the old, or Georgia system, of selecting jurors lor the United States Courts., when intelligence was made the prerequisite for service, hut lew convic tions resulted from indictments infln euced liy parti/,an malevolence and de pravity of heart; therefore, nadir the flimsy pretext of compelling the negro to incur his share of the burden of jury du ty, Judge Erskinc draws his | anels from the depravi d,«the vicious and ignorant, with the assured expectation of verdicts of conviction, whether tho evidence jus tifies or not. Umlor these circumstances, it is not surprising that the liar, the Pjess, and the People shoo’d be deep-toned in ex pressions of indignation. Radical rule has, in the past, proved terribly oppres sive to the citizen—it has dishonored and a’nvst bin krnpted the State—and fastened upon the present and future generations, a burthen of taxation al most too grievous to be liorne; but we have ever congratulated ourselves that jxTsonal liberty was secure—that the Federal Judiciary of Georgia, aided and strengthened by upright nud intelligent jurors, was incorruptible. But it lias proved a delusion! Judge Erskii o has dragged the ermine through the filthy pool of Radical polities —ho has dis robed himself of honor, declared in fa\*br of ignorance, and henceforth negroes and penniless adventurers will be the aut. m atons that will grace the jury b.xos of the Federal Courts, and instauce pronounce a veidiet in accordance with the dictation of Radical authority. A Stiumik Fish —Tho Macon Telegraph has a description of a strange fish that was caught in the Ocgiulgi-o river on last Monday. It says that ‘it measures ten feet five inches from tl* head to the end ol its tail, and its head, which is flat timed somewhat like that of the cat-fish, ; isthiiteenincl.es broad at the widest part. It is armed with a double row cl teeth, somewhat resembling tin s' of a shark, but neither so sharp noi quite so long. Its-bead is without scales, bat covered with a r ugh bluish sort of skin lib pectoral fins aie fifteen inches long and fan-like in shape. Its caudal fin ,runs out to almost pointed shape, hk<> that of an eel. Its dorsal lius stand like a formidable lie.lge along almost the whole length ol its vertel ;v, being long est about midway, and sloping bath ways, hut more abruptly towards the tail The body of the fish is Covered with lay ers of large hot ny, or bony sears, with toothed posterior margins, making it probable that the fish is a specimen, not described by Agassiz, but whfch belongs to tiis Cteuoid order. The last issue ot the A finny A’etes c in tained details ot several fires ill that city and vicinity. Georgia New*. . The Valdosla Times lias entered upon its seventh year, and appears in prosper ous condition. We wish its clever pro proprietor many future years cf prosper. Ry • The house of a i egro woman in Pike County was recently bullied, and two children perished in the flames. Large s unid apples w- re selling in Gainsville on the 20:n of March at $1 p< r bushel. In Q litman, same date, northern apples were selling at 75 cents per pi ck. The wheat crop in the region of Dal ton is rather inferior, and a p'entiful yield at harvest liin” is not anticipated Judge Pittman, Ordinary of Fulton county, lies si me twelve or fifteen while children now in the Alms House that he desires to apprentice out. Moses Rosenweig, who was stabbed by Banks Crawford, in Atlanta, is in a very critical condition. Freni the Augusta papers we' learn that in the cotton pool if that city three hundred anil fifty seven estimates of the crop were received, including ten Irotn newspapers pubiial ing tho official notice The average estimate is 8,774,880 bales. The 20th of this month is the day for ! too decoration of the soldier’s graves. Let the ladies remember. On the Ist inst,, wo learn that very near one bundled thousand dollars’worth of the new eight per cent. Georgia bonds hud bel li disposed of. We Ii pe and he lieve that every one of the $1,200,000 will be'taki n by citizns of the Slate There are no bi tier securities in the market. The Brunswick Appeal says the Cornet Band of that city is flourishing under the aide management of Prof. Lyon, the in slrpctor, A dispatch from Washington says that the new cable to tin laid between Savan nah and Lisbon, via. the Az ne-s, it is un derstood will t o put under contiact some time this spring. A Unitid States Deputy Marshal lias been arrested in Atlanta for bribery— the charge-t eiiig that in,consideration ol the sum of twenty dollars, he released a prisoner fnm custody. The Bluelishear Georgian ways: We learn that Mr. Patrick Griffin, of the ninth district of this c uuiy, was killed Wednesday last by being thrown from u horse while riding a race with his broth er. His neck mu broken by the'fall. The Early county JVmvisuys that about four weeks ago a small child of Mr. K. W. Golden, ol the 26th District, being left in a room by itself but for a short' time, by some means that its parents cannot account for, hail its ch.tlns to take fire, and was so badly burned that it died in a short time. On the mother's return to the room, tho child was lound on tho i pposito side from the fire place, with ils clothes on lire. A eotemp rary says that “guano is spread ail over Morgan county.” It ii our iiiipiessiou ti nt guano has been, pretty generally, spread over the entire South, the" present season. And wo are luither of the opinion, that tho excessive use i.f commercial fertilizers will not in crease the amount pf greenbacks to be handled by cotton planters next winter. While two little beys, sons if the late Major Turn Julies, of Twiggs c unty were playing with a gnu recently, ii went off, blowing tho head of the young est, aged nine years, to atoms. Tho Madison Visitor says: “A sad accident nerurred at Buckhead, in this county, on tho evening ol the 21st. Mr. William Martin was showing some per son in his store how he had shot some wild turkeys on that day, when the gun went off, discharging the whole load in tho breast ot a colored man named Pat rick Davis. He lived about two hours.” j The editor of tho Ttmmasvilte Times Inis been gazing on tho first green pea sf tho season. Happy and fortunateeditoi! Wo should have preferred a peck, how - ever, well c< oked and properly seasoned A Nkuxo Lk.ui-iat u Rami'axt ln that delectable body, tho Arkansas I.eglsla- I turo, last Wednesday, one Furbush, a | negro member, called up a bill to create j Goolidgo county. The Chair, stated it m eded «ligrosstng. Furbush—Teen, wi'h the consent of the House, I will withdraw t: o God damned bill. Milh n- 1 move the language be laken down and the lie mb r expelled. Furbush 1 wish the whole God dimm ed Legislature— Tho Cha r—Mr. Furbush will come to the liar of the lb'nse. FuTbnsh—l will be glad to bn expell ed, aid! n< vor want n y name used in oi inaction with the God darned Legists Hire again. The representative walked forward to the bar of the house, when a motion was made and carried to adjourn. Tfi.-it negro we imagine told the truth about the Arkansas Legislature, but he stated it profanely. The best thing the Legislature could do is to expel all the members and resume tho shovel and the' h e unanimously. The Savannah Ihpubliutn asks: ‘L the Devil dead?" We should judge not, on moonlit of the unusual am -uat ui misc' ief prevailing throughout thiCoun ti v at C . pieseul time. General News. The late executive order of the Presi dent prohibiting all p- rspns in the gov ernment set vice fn-in bolding local or State i flieos will shortly be so mmUligd, in respect to postmasters that ary of the latter who receive lies than SI,OOO may I o'd local ofii vs. As the orih r now stands, no postmaster whose salary ex reeds S6OO ran hold a Slate r dice. It is now believed that there will n t hu a general strike of the working class es of New York city, as has been expect cd. The great mass of mechanics are opposed to it. The Wanh'ngton Star has an elabo rate catenation of the money- taken.from the Treasury by the new salary bill, com pared with the amounts taken to pay the fortieth Congress. Making a proper ai lowiinco for the difference in the number of members, and deducting the mileage paid for the extra scssi; ria, the difference js $1,170,000, which represents the hack pay. taken by the forty-second Got geess. A bill establishing the freedom of the press of Pennsylvania is before the Leg Mature of that State, it provides that in prosecutions for libel the truth may be given in evidence and the facts ex plained. It also throws the burden of proof as to malicious intent in the com plainant. John-P. Jones, ' f Nevada, Is said to he the richest man in the Senate, and to have'paid the most for his seat. Joins is about to build a house in Connecticut ' avenue, in Washington, which will -cost SIOO,OOO. New York seems not to have profited much by the hanging of Foster-if any thing, crime is on the increase', and life is less secure than ever. T;.o record of crime daily paraded in the New Yolk papers is truly appalling—there is noth ing like it in any city in the world, aid with all the sternness of Governor Dix, li'o is tin cheapest thing in Ni w York. A Colored man in Gadsden county, who had no money, no mule and no rented a piece of land, made with his hoo, one bale of cotton, one bundled bushels of corn, three bundled bushels of potatoes and three barrels of syrup. The explosion of a steam saw-mi 1 boiler, at Live Oak, Florida, lust week, ktlhd one man and seriously injured an other. A Gadsdi n eoi’inty (Fla.) farmer mad in one year SSOO worth ol butter. * - I’ench 7 roe Worms. The Monticollo Advertiser says: Any person having poach trues from which ho is desirous ol obtaining a good crop ol sound peaches and also of the preserva tion of the trees, should examine them closely, and he will find under the places where tho gum exudes, a whito grub worm from J to J of an inch long; those places where the grubs are dug out slould he smeared over with tar. Many fine peach trees aro destroyed by those insects. Take your knife or strong brad aul, and go for them, and ymu will he re warded by healthy trees and good peaches. The Triumph otKlglit. Und< i this head the Savannah Adverti ser refers in the following i inging words to G n. Gordon’s being called the other ib.y to preside over tho United States ! Senate : On day before yesterday Gen. John B. Gordon, Sen a ter Irani Georgia, presided j over t o deliberations of the United ; Sla’cs S n .l to. Gordon, wlm was ah- ut jto lead the forlorn h< p« when the sur -1 render at Appomatti x came; Gordon, tho Confederate General, wit se name 1 and deeds are written all over the bloody . four years ol oar civil strife; Gordon, who has been a prominent and faithful j < xempl ir of S utliern sentiment during Hie process of military construction; Gordon in the chair ruling a violent and partisan body, and there, too, at tho in vitation of Henry Wilson, of Massachu setts. It is so.irci ly proper to inquire into the motives that may have induced the Vico President to do this courtesy. It was done gracefully and properly enough, it seems; and for tho first time | since P> reck e midge left it, a Southern i gentleman has occupied the chair of the presiding officer of tec .Senate. At the I close of Hie gubernatorial campaign in | Georgia, when Bullock, the plunderer ! and fugitive, was coasted into office by 1 the military over G> it. Gordon, he would have beep a bold prophet who would have dared to predict such a result. ! And even if bold enough to do so, his boldness wi uld have nddi and n -th".g to his credibility. Am! Gordon w. uld not Imve reached that seat, l e woiiM m ver have enter* and into I tie Senatp of the Uni ted Slates, if ha and the. p-.-epie cf <r or gia had listened lo t- e siieu tongues which then endeavored to chann them to a quiet submission and tamo acquies cence in the outrages b ing pren:ir*d for and forced upon them. Gordon's eleva tion is tt.s legitimate result of the prompt and h Id resistance of Go- rg a to Feder al usurpation and C mgr s-ienal tyran ny. It is a proud compliment to tun lie roic endurance of a pci pie who dared all and briftvd ivoTytniug throughout a dark night of despotism, sustained bv the hope if i day of redemption. D iwn trodden Louisiana may learn a lesson from Georgia, if she will but cling to honor and her rights, the time may net be far distant when otic of her chosen S;loiters may be called to sit where Gor don has sat. This act oi the 5 ice Prcsi dent the South will hail as a peace of fering, as a sign of r turning reason Poorly as we think, and have cause to th ok of Henry Wilson, we accord to him the fullest credit for his conduct ou j the occasion alluded to. YAIIEVAU IN THE HANDS OF THE LAW. A Specimen of MauncliutelU Ka-; tialici-m. ■Augusta, On., March 20.—Joseph J. ; Carry, the so-called Prep! et anil Apos tle of the New Dispensation, was tried j at Appling, 0 Inmloa county, Judge. Gibson pros id eg, charged witli ADOtTEKY AM) FORMCATI 'S', Garry cam'' from Massachusetts, with a colony of about a hundred peisons, men and women, over a year ago. They bonght land, settled in Colombia county, I lived in tents and held the property, in common. Curry called hiuis df Elijah j anil the IWIHF.T OK YAHEVAH, supremo in things spiritual aid tempor al. The colony went along swimmingly for a very brief time, but tl.e Prophet took to biuis.df too many wiv«). Jeal- | ousy and insubordination followed and many returned home, having to bo pro vided with a free passage to the nearest seaport, either Charleston or Savannah. Finally ti e colony became so demoral- j ized, uud CURRY SO UCE.NTIoCS, that the grand jury indicted him and his Queen Paramour, Curry robed in white : linen, with Jo’s head and b et bare, in im itation of the Saviour, appeared bbfore 1 thee tut. 11 is Queen appeared in the j same attire w ith while stockines on her feet hi <1 a w hite bow on her head. Speak iug in his ow n and, fence he maintained that nn n and women could live t< g> tl er. mi man ai.d wife without cohabiting, aud : that BY MORTIFICATION AND PRAYER they could become perfect. He repelled the charge of .insanity, displaying much erndicatiou and familiarity with the scriptures. Curry had revelations after revelations that anew era had dawned when men aid women should come out of the natural order of tilings t > a higher state el purity Alter speeches ironi | prosecution and and fence, the jmy retired, and after half an hunt’s abs i.ee return | td with A VERDICT, GUILTY, j with a recommendation to mercy. The i sentence will be deferred I r a lew I weeks. It is thought the Prophet and | Ms followers wilt be given an oppertu- I uity to find anotlu r curuan fur away • fiom here in which to pitc.i tl.ei'r tents. rassengers ('liloicfnrim il ami I'ltin rlereil. Passengers l>y ll u 10:10 o'clock train on the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad yes terday morning, brought some news of a rather startling ct aracter. Mr. David j Clarke, a citizen oi Hartford, Connecti - cut, who was a passenger on the (rain from Jacksonville, stated that he secur- j ed a berth in the sleeping ear on Start ing for Savannah and proceeded to make hitnsell corniertab'o Dining Wednes day night it seems that ft -me shrewd robber obtained either entrance in the; car unknown, or bad obtained a berth ns pass ager, and managed to aecompii-li i a very neatly planned little i-ohrm ■ which ! may be succintly stntrd in the little word : “plunder.” Just before daybreak seve ral of the passengers awoke aiid became conscious of the fact that the car was permeated with the potent odor of chlor oform. Constorovation was excited, and there was an immediate and thorough "aronsement'’ of the passengers, which resulted in the and scoveiv Unit robbery • had been committed whilst the passen gers were folded in the emb: ace of mur phe-s. Mr. Claike was surprised, but not re- j juiced, on the discovr-iy tlmt bis pocket book, containing between $75 and SIOO, Imd disappeared “in the stilly night,” ; and that be would nmke bis entice into: Savannah with only $3 in lbs possession, which was fortunately located in bis vest p"ck> t. Dr. Goldsmith, of Philadelphia, had hie equanimity disturbed tinti.i what upon an examiimlion of his pers m and the del oovipy Hint gold watch had ir ft his vest pocket upon an exploring «xpe dti n. Similar discoveries were made by other partir s The cur, we are in homed, was strongly impregnated with! the tumi sos cldriruf rm, and several ol the | asseugeru wore rendered a little squeamish about the gastric regions iu i cuuucquence. Savannah A tel. A Wonderful Singer. A law suit for the possession of a bird lin Savannah, a few days ago, was de j cided by the bi and itself. It appears that a Northern visitor bad purchased a I bird from Mr. Noble, a deal, r, paying him $27.50 for the same—Mr. X. having purchased it fri m a negro a few days previous. A Mr. Fitzgerald discover ing the bird in the possession of the claimed it as bis property, — it having suddenly disappeared from Ins premises a short time previous—aud in stitnted sui' ter its recovery. The par ties all appealed in Court, and Mr. Fit*-J gerald presented the turd as l is witness, stating that and it was Ids, h.< would sing “St. Fa!rick’s Day in the Morning” from begioing to end This presented a prao ucal test, and someone iij the ciowd commenced the snog. Almost instantly the bird caught up til" refrain ad snug it through in the in >st churning manner. This was satisfactory to all parties, and Mr. Noble paid all expenses. The Macon Enterprise condoling with Scruggs by refusal of the Senate t.o con tirra his nomination to Bjgota, thus whispers coiisolati< nin bis ear : ‘'Man born of a woman an 1 deprn is upou of fice f r bread and meat is of few days and ful! of trouble lie lietl. down at night tfnokiug tnere is plenty of meat and flour on hand for the morrow, when iu ! he risetb iu liie morning aud finds that if lie gets bis rations that day he wi’l have to do a little bouest work first.’’ Negro Hting There is nothing that will “bring out” n crowd like a circus or a hanging. As evidence thereof, a telegram to tl.e At lanta Cnrslitulion from Athcr.B, Ga , on Friday last, s ivs: Charles Norwood, a cohired man, was hung to-day ’if tjc town of Jefferson, Juckson county. Hs i flense was rape, and his awful puirshnicnt has f .Rowed his crime with siartliug rapidity. After a lull and impartial trial Norwood was convicted at the last term ol tie Superi or Court of Jackson couity. A large crowd was pieaent to witm ss the vindi cation of the law upon Norwood. At the time of the execution fully ttuee thousand people were on the spot,’ A Coc.vty Contest. —The Telegraph says that r.t the State Fair to beheld at Macon next October, among the premi ums awarded will be one of One 1 net's and Dollars to the county making the largest and best agricultural display on the ground; a second premium of SSOO to the county making the next best dis play, and two other premiums of S3OO and S2OO respectively to the next coun t ii s iu order of merit. Gi.v Smith and the Marietta Institute —ln a rrcent speech to the cit zcns of Marietta, Gov. Smith set hiniseif right in r< ference to hia veto of the Georgia Military Institute bill. He said that his refusal to sigti the bill was uot t ecause of the existence of antipathy or enmity, but it was owing to a disappointment that the bill making it a State Institu tion did not pass with a litoral appro priation. lie stated that be heartily and earnestly desired tbe re establishment and endowment of this • institution and that bis personal and i flicial influence would be used to that end. Fpeedy Retribution. —Justice is some - administered with a speedy band in Upper Georgia. Two Taylors and If .yd, who filed into tbe hotel at Flow ery Branch, Hall county, on tbe 10th of March, and who were arrested and cur ried to Georgia on tbe 17th, were, on Sat urday, the 22d of the same month, sen tenc. and to pay u fine of SIOO and board one year with Grant, Alexander & Cos , and on Wednesday, the 26th, were hand ling the pick and shovel in the most ap proved style. Abolition of Slavery in Spain. The Span sir C»rt<B passed a bill ten days ago, emancipating the slaves in Porto Rio, and giving them political rights. Abolition is to take i mediately, but the slaves are compelled to remain three years with their present mifSters, and will not eni »v the political rights of Spanish citizens, until five years have elapsed. Savannah Factory. —The Arkwright Cotton Factory of Savannah, made its first shipment ol eight bales of yarns on In si Satu day. The republican says that “a royal sa'vo should have Icon tired, that drums should have been beat ing, banners flying and the people shout ing, when the pa'lijnt ship that bore away this first product if a Savannah manufactory of our gieat staph' unmoor ed from In r w! arf and moved iff upou the tide cut t > the sea.” Money Makers — According to the East Tennessee papers the hens iji tllht country proh ili'y make m to clear mon ey than all Middle Georgia does with her vast cotton planting operations. The egg trade is getting to be stupendous. The C.evi land Bnmr Buys one of tbe score of merchants in that place, from 17lh February to 28:h March, shipped 120 barrels of eggs T o Athens Post says an. ihor shipped 2,627 d* zen. All the railways and expre. s companies are doing an rggstramdinary business, and tie rumble of the trains is drowned by the cackling efthe bens. —Macon Tele graph. Judge Brady offered to leleaso Train from the New York Toombs on SI,OOO bail; but that eccentric individual de cided to accept liberty on such terms gjUui Advertisements. iiTßiiffi imr I)KRU>' Method of Instrumental Dr-tflk-.. tan gift by W J. .W&rington, of Xcv. ™ liians, Louisana. In one simple lesson you are enabled to master an art formerly requiring; years of s*udy and of practice: yon can copy and enlarge JtMctures > Put:ern.s, Designs, &c., also soon learn to copy and enlarge Photographs of rsclf and friend*. All work done accurately in much l«*ss time than by any other method. In addition to the abbvo. the clergy will find it useful in copying and enlarging Text cards, or naments and Kniblein.s for Church decorati »ns. Ladies to copy and enlarge patterns for . em broidery, Braiding, Chain-Stitching, &c., can copy or stamp any pattern upon the cloth or linen preparatory lor working. Painters, Ar tists. aad Mechanics will be enabled to copy and enlarge Letters and Designs much more rapidly, and Bakers to carve citron and emboss cake more elaborately. This method is useful and ornamental in ways too numerous to mention. j The above asks a trial as the most satisfactory proof to make known the value *of this accom plishment. Clergymen and their families taught! at reduced rates. When parties prefer lessons i will be given at their residences. Gentlemen i desirous of ’ea ning Instrumental drawing will oe taught alter business hours. For further in formation parties will please address by note, or call upon the above at the Mclntosh House. j Q'i tman, April 3. 1873. Fair Warning. My son, Prince Capers, aged about 15 years, has run away from his home: aud this is to u di ty all persons that he is unauthorized to make any contract for labor, and I will prosecute any and all parties who hire or harbor him. I also authorize any person to arrest the said boy and confine him until 1 can secure him. SAM. CAPERS. 1 OkapilcOjGa., April3, 1573. 14-2 t this libkdtscinfnts. 12,000,0 0 0 ACRES ! Cheap Farms! The cheapest lagd in market for sale by the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. In the Great Platte Valley. 15 000 000 Acres in Central \ebras ka now for sale in tracts of forty acres and up ward-? on five and ten years credit at 6 per cent. No advance interest required. Mild and healthful climate, fertile soil, ana biindance of good water. THE BEST MARKET IN THE WEST! The great mining regions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nev ada being supplied by the farmers in the Platte Valley. SOLDIER:- ENTITLED TO A HOME STEAD OF IGO ACRES. THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES. * Free homes for all! .Millions of acres of choice Government Lands open for entry under the Homestead Law. near this Great Railroad, with good markets and all the conveniences of an old settled country. - Free passes to purchaser? of Railroad Land. Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new edition of Descriptive Pamphlet with new Maps mailed free every vvheie. Address O. F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. P. R. R. Omaha Neb. *SOO inpimzes. Extra Early Vermont. Ten days earlier than Early Rose. Enormous* ly Productive and of E xcellent Fla vor. $1 per lb.: 4 pounds by mail, postpaid for $3.50. Compton’s Surprise, S2f* Bushels to the acre. A little later than Early Rose. Equal in quality, $3 per pound, by mail, postpaid. SSOO will be awarded, as premiums to those who produce the largest quantity from one pound. Descrip tive Circulars of the above, with list . of .'SOO varieties of Potatoes, free to all. lllustrted .Seed Catalogue. 200 pa ge-, with Colored Cbromo, 25 cents. Anew Tomato, the ‘ ARLING TON.” Early, solid and productive. t w o n e w Potatoes! I’rii'V, 2.1 c per packet;s packets, SI. B. K BLISS & SONS. -■> P.<rk Place. * New York. LIST JUS fill Is tbu bent. Keeps fresh and sweet throughout the winter Seed, 25c. a packet; 0 packets, $3. Mammoth Cabbage, weighs 20 to DO lbs., 20c. a pi t. Mammoth Squash, 100 to 300 lbs. 20c. Snake Cucumber, 3 feet and coiled, 15c. Yard long Beans. 15c. Husk Tomatfo, keeps fresh for a year. 20c. paper. Radish, wonderful, 15c. A }>kt. of either i-.'nt. postpaid for price; all for sl. G. II WILLIAMSON, Gallatin, Teim. BABCOCK EXTINGUISHER SEND F >R “ITS RECORD” F. W. FAR WELL, Secretary. 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