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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: JANUARY -10, 1895.
lUlM IS DEAD
SPEAREH
Death Knell Sounded By the Vote
on the Resolution of tho Com
mittee
on Buies.
CK1SP PHILOSOPHICAL
of lb* strong »«*« Advocate,
yoloil Agetn.t Voting on tho
ll.oturo Friday — Appro-
prlAtlon Bill*.
^..hlngton. Jan. 9.-Mr. Outhwalte
' rte d to the louse the result o£ the
r-ence »n «he military (academy
LprUtton bin and It was agreed
changes agreed upon prohibit
increase of the army under the
. ,„„S of the brtl and Increases the
I earned by the MU to 12.553.
‘ outhwalte also roported a reso-
from the committee on rules to
me further consideration of the
f A nc y bill- 14 provides tor the sulb-
c ll0 „ of the amended bill proposed
S Mr Springer December last for the
! nd(ng bill; that It be coUlSdercd un-
’ five-minute rule, unless dis
ced of. until 4:30 o'clock Friday, and
^mediately after the expiration of the
Corning lmur on Saturday the vote
pending amendments and the pass-
L ll( | lh e bill shall be taken.
f Mr piitgl-y (Republican) of Maine
' vested to Mr. Outhwalte Shat a
nwdlticaUon be made In Uie rule so as
. ,., r -nlt the house first to consider
.iVtlons 9 and 10 of the bill, relating to
,ua banks, for If they were not to
rehabilitated tile house might
» tine deta.ii» cuutwueu
sonal representatives of Henry H. Bib-
Uy imiUw • cor.trsct for the vac cf the
patented Invention known oj the Blbley
tent, “notwithstanding any t>ar of the I
aittiuie ox limitations.”
Mr. Platt consumed the remainder of
the morning hour In an argument against
the Sibley bill.
The Nicaragua canal bill was then tak
en up and an effort waa mode by Mr.
Gormou to have next Saturday fixed as
the day to make the final vote on the bill,
but objection van made by Mr. Turple.
Mr. Pasco addressed the senate. He de
clared himself In favor of the construe-
tlon of the canal, but opposed to the
plan set out In the pending bll’.
Mr. Pasco stated that ho had given
great attention to the subject of the Nlcit-
raguan canal and was unable to see how
the Interests of the United States and
welfare of the American people could be
adequately protected In the construction
and management of the canal unless the
national government had actual rv>ntrol
and ownership of It, and he advocated the
passage of a bill conceived In that i^nse.
In other words, he favored the enterprise
as a national measure, not as a corporate
measure.
Mr. Oaffery obtained the floor and the
bill went over until tomorrow.
Mr. Aldrich (Republican) of Rhode
Island offered the following resolution
“Resolved, That the senate of the
United States, having in view public in
terests and those of American citizens
residing In the Hawaiian Islands, h
the opinion that our government should
be. represented In Hawaiian waters by
one or more Ships of Its navy.”
'Let that resolution go over." said Mr.
Morgan.
“Let him get a vote upon It now,” was
the suggestion of Mr. Butler.
The resolution went over till tomorrow.
The senate then proceeded to the con
sideration of executive business and at
4:30 p. m. adjourned until tomorrow.
THE DETAILED VOTE.
How the MomlhOTB ot the Ilouso Siood
on Oulthiwaite’s Resolution.
T\ 1
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earlier sections. This suggestion was
agreed by Mr. Walker (Rapubll-
,y )l:issa<fl»uaetts, who said it was
naJcln the interest of expediting busl-
Outhwalte said the gentlemen
„mm.d that the time was to he
Tilled; If It was not wasted the sec-
named would he reached .before
the order expired.
Inquiries were made by Messrs.
Beltzhoover (Demoorat) of Pennsylva
nia and Bland of Missouri as to tfhe
status of the amendment the former
..- poses to offer, authorizing the sale
cf 1500,000,000 of bonds, and the substi
tute of which the latter had given no
providing for tne free coinage of
• at the itatlo of 16 to 1.
■y were Informed by Mr. Outh-
wnlte that the resolution did not favor
discriminate against any amend-
■n or substitute; they would all stand
tlielr merits and be subject to tho
ules of the house.
Mr. Bland wanted Mr. Outhwalte
to agree, before lie would vote for the
rule, that be (Bland) should have an
opportunlt yto offer his free coinage
nmen.Vment and huive it voted upon. If
that were done he anotCd have no ob
jection to the adoption of the resolu
tion, uttKTWfse the probabilities were
that be would never have an opportu
nity to prasent bis proposition. Mr.
Outhwalte declined to enter Into any
nnanjemont respecting tne til a rut sub-
hftuu <>r any other amendement.
I Is r-tponse to a question by Mr.
Sir. Outhtwaite said the object
ftni to bring to a conclusion within
tnasonabN time the contsderntton of
»* currency Mil. which had been be-
to- lrtuse for nearly two weeks;
lilrraay a sufficient period of time, con-
it' -ring that congress was now In the
■l-rt (tension. The groat appropriation
Ml' remain to be acted upon; only
•>■*. an ! that tlie ten all. at. having yet
pissed the senate ami the committee
on ru.w Is being daily besieged 'by the
fn-ndi of the Nicaragua canal bill,
I’selilc railroad refunding Mil and
r vastly Important measures for
|ume for their co rudders tlon. The rule
.nt, ample thne for the considers-
1 of the bill under the ftve-mlnutc
Reed said the situation seemed
•" hfm to be an unfortunate one. as
probably nothing would save the bill
“ I that the house wns diecussring the
t method of getting rid of It.
lr. Rend suggetted to Mr. Outh-
*«lte that before bringing tbs rssolu-
‘ n to a vote he consent to a modlflca-
•< Its terms so as to permit a.dl»-
Inn first upon the most Important
of the bill.
fter further (brief remarks by
*rt. Outhwalte, Bland and Balts-
.er tlie former demanded the pr*-
s question on the passage ot the
ilutlon,
Ur. Bland—If the demand for the
• lotis question 1s voted down the
dutlnn will be open to amendment T
beaker Crisp—If the previous ques-
v la refused.
he vole upqn Mr. Outhwnlto’s de
fend was: Ayes, 02; noes, 101.
. vote by ayes and nays was de
rided, resulting: Yeas. 124; nays, 130.
The result of the vote, whlnh waa
rived as being tho practical defeat
the hill was received In silence.
ImmeHatey after She vote was an-
n.-el Mr. Outhwalte said:
Mr. fipmker—I withdraw the reeriu-
P>* house then turned Its attention
the roneMoration of appropriation
‘ and before adjournment, at 4:45
tit. had disposed of two—the dl-
’utio and consular and postnfllce.
1 »mner carries a total of 31.565,116.
I the latter 3M.442.9M.
chief Incident of tntereat of the
? T »as the ringing speech nf Mr.
flleptihMcan) of Illinois upon the
^ nf 1, Mfiw TTnllifel tflslns
of locating United Staton
I-*™ at Erzeroum and Hnrpoot,
^mln.
tw w-cre ordered to be estahttehod
TJW e dissenting vote,
ess Vaise committee on ptiKIc bu!M
IW «nd grounds today ordered a fa-
'—Wblo report on the Mil of Mr.
wander of North Carolina, granting
, ’""city of ohariotte, N. C., for use
. ‘JWh'lc park such port of the
i’M States mint property as may
’-’sstonaary far the purupee for
■ tch It was purchased.
oexatb procehtonos. ■
’■'nator Ransom, president pro tern.
Mol over the senate today m the
. "5* °f the vice president. The ur-
‘ WflflMW Kill .Me MnorieJ Peons IV.
■■deflcleocjr bill was reported from the
rS"** °n appropriations and placed
.calendar to which an amendment
hf Mr. Quay to test the con-
of the Income tax.
K,. 0 * 1 submitted remarks in crltlciera
^ 'lt-rtatm, „e n..
(Mon of the secretary of the In
“ to lands In the Fort Jupiter mil-
t“reservation In Florida, whlcb de-
• " u ' 1 . doee injustice to many
who had a plain end unques-
P, k '|* , rl *bt to them. He eald that It
■ , ln, 'ntlon to ask an Investigation
of the senate of such a
i ? 2V violation of Uw. He character-
decision of the secretary as an
h Ik- ' **«tutlTe power and an Injury
<•,, LT' 1 ' 1 * of «»rido.
• trZ -'l'H 01 Mr - UttnW. wl
what Is known
—erne a, W|| tOk^tl UP
A’bWned and adrocalWi by Mr.
e authorliee the court of claims
-tjudicate the claim of the k„-»l per-
Washington, Jlan. 9.— Following Is
the detailed vdbo rn tlie house ou the
resolution reported from the committee
on rul(«:
Yen«—.Domoces to—\ i i.t ,.rv, m.
Ai’.exandttr, Allen, Baukhtiid, Barnes,
Bainwlg, Beckner, Brill (Texast, Berry,
Black. Boot nor, BrmYr, Brets. Brlck-
uer, Brookshire, (Mbunlss, Cadmus, Ca-
minettn. Cannon (Oallfiorntt), Catnlh,
Oitchlngs, Causey. Olaucy, Clarke (Al-
ajhaam), Cobb (Alabama), Coombs, Cor
nish, Covert, Cox, Cnuwfonl, Culberson,
Davey, Dniwon, Dlnsnia'e, l>ockr-ry,
Durborrow. KngMsh (Ctllforula). F,pes,
Knlman, Fielder, Flthlao, Gaary, Heis-
senlt tiiier. (Wxxlnlght. Grady, Gresbom,
GrltHn (Mldt.g.uu. Hall (Minnesota).
Hall (MlKiourl), Hhmntond, Ilarv, Har
rison, Haniderson (North Carolina),
Htnoa, Ho'tman, Hutx-a.-soa, lzktr, Kil
gore, Kyle, Ixiphom, Iutwnou, l.ester,
Livingston. Lockwood, Lynch, Maddox,
Mallory, Mhrtln, MoCrwtry, MrCul-
lougli. MflDnamion, MeGnuu. McOalg,
MoMIUln, Meredith. Meyer, Montgom
ery, Moses, O’Neill (Massachusetts),
Outhwalte, Paget, Pason.il, Patterson,
Pea root), ririrtlloton frexas). Peodlelqn
(West Virginia), Pigotit, Richards, Uicli-
artlsxi (Tennessee). Illtchle, R.iMnns,
Rusk, Rmwell (O'onria). Ryan. Sa.vero,
Schennnrborn. Sperry, Springer, S’pe,
Stunings, Stflvtens (Kentucky). Straiuts,
Swanson, Ta'lbotit, Tate. Taylor 'Indi
ana). Traoey, Tuaktv, Turner ((Iccrg.a),
Tjfier, Warner, Washington, Wendock.
Wrils, Whertor (AIMnmnl, Wllllamu'
(Illinois); Williams (Mississippi), Wil
son (West Virginia), Wise, Wolverton
and Woodard—123.
Ropublicaas—tM. C. Houry—1. Total
124. -
iNaya-tDeawwnttB—Arnold, Batlcy.
Ilvlt-thoover, Bland, Bryan, Oapehart,
llltrke (Missouri), Cockrell, Coffecn,
Conn. Oooper (Texas), Dearutocd, E<1-
muiuLs, Bills (Kentucky), Haines, Har
ris, Hatch, Hooker (Mississippi), Hun
ter, Iklrt, Jones, Larimer. Little, MtB-
ner, UsHMUk, Mcluurln, Mcbae,
Money, Moore, -Miansiin. Neill, Ogden,
lltrtkardson (Mlrih'.gtn). Rrihertson (Lou
isiana), HmII, Sibley, ^nodgrnss. Straw,
Talbert, Terry nnd Whiting—11.
Reimbllcans—Axlams iPtmnsylruula),
Aklr'.ch, Avery. Baker (New Hamp
shire), Bartholdt. Bowers, Broderick.
Bronnwe®, BrMu*. Bundv, Csenon
(Illinois), Ohlolo-ring. O.tflln, Copper
(Wisconsin), Cousins, Corns (Kamas),
Ourtls (New York), DalzriU, Daniels.
Dlngley, DdUlver, DoolUrte Diais-t,
Wise (Oregon), Gardner, Gillett (New
York), GUkgt (Massichusatrs), Grlttm
(Wisconsin), Grout, Grow, Hager,
Halner, llarmer, H irtroun, naugen,
Heskteroon (Iowa), Hepburn, Hermann,
Hicks. HUH, Hopkins (Illinois), Hop
kins (Pennsytvafils), Johnson (Norm
Dakota), Kelfer, Iocey, Loud. Louden,
singer, Mnhoo, McOiil,McI>owol1.M( k-
lejrihn, Moroe, Northwiy, Perkins, PMl-
llps, lhckter. Powers, Qulgg, Randall,
ltay, Rood. IMburn. Iloblnson (Peon-
Mylrafflfis), Russell (Oonneudcut), Scran
ton, Smith, Stone (Obirl -s W.), Slone
(W. A.), Storor, Strang, Thomas, Upde-
gntff, Vanvoorhls (New York). Van-
voothis (Ohio), IVatHirorth. W.tlkir,
Wanger, Waugh, White, Wilson (Ohio),
Wootner and Wrlght-82.
Populists—Baker |Kum«), Bel! (Col
orado), Boon, Davis, Kom, T. Pence
and Nlngwon—7. Totsl 130.
MR. CRISP PHIIjOSOPHICAL.
Speaker Crisp, although a staunch
friend of the enrraney bill, takes Us
nidcHtflaoktog philosophically. Ho con-
fessnl his surprise, howewer, that the
resolution from the committee on roles
should have been defeated. It Is the first
time, he says, that a rmolnUon from
tMt ounniltfi'e has Allied to carry the
house during the four years fw has held
the office of gpeuker. He Is more sur
prised, Irtasmqrti as the role bad the
unanhnotn indonetnont of IfcA caucus
Tire speaker wks told that snmo of tho
oppouonts of tt» bill objected bo the
role on the ground that M was
framed as to out off amendments. Tho
speaker rtipllal diet that was a mis
take; that It did not differ from oilier
rules In that partMular and that It lim
ply limited the time when debate Should
close, a* is the purpose of all rules vt
n similar iharaetur. lie regarded it os
unr.ktdy thalt the committee on rules
would reipoot sajothor ord-r. He thinks
thn oomraMtce fens dona all that Ues
within their power to AwDlhUa action
on the measure, and that when next it
la brought to the stwntloi of the home
It will h- upon a motion from Mr.
Springer tk> go into the committee of
the wtioBe to consider It.
FARMERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY,
MACON, GA.
liniw rnriTiir TfinATinn rnm#
imUKItlUHSIliW
Atlanta Officials to Ilo Held Up Bcforo
a Strong Fire of Inves
tigation.
TOE COMMITTEE WILL BE THOROUGH
Llksllliooit of Koine Very Prominent 4
flolnla Feeling the Toaitlng Fork,
Defective Wright line En
gaged Coantel.
To every Old Subscriber who will Pay Up and to
every New Subscriber who Pays in Advance
$1.00
We will mail for One Year
BURNED BY LIGHTNING.
Kershaw, S. C., Jan. 9.—The Charles*
ton, Cincinnati and Chicago depot was
struck by Urfftning at this place and to<
Ully destroyed by firo at 11:20 o’clock last
nlffht. The lose will reach m*alfy $10,000.
The depot warn well filled with goods, be.
sides two car loads of flour, one car of
miscellaneous' goods and one empty car
were consumed.
THE FMR STORE.
Atlanta, Jan. a.—(special.)—roe
council committee appointed to Investi
gate the sensational charges against
Clerk Baker of the police court met
and organized for -business In the
mayor's office this afternoon. City At
torney James A. Anderson, -who is ttbc
equal of Mr. Goff of New York as a
manipulator of the toasting fork, will
conduct the Investigation on the part
of the city, while L. Z. Otosser, a well-
known young attorney, will defend
Baker, The Baker case will, however.
In all probability prove only an inci
dent to the Investigation. The mem
bers of the committee are In favor of
going to title root of tho trouble, and
as they are vested -with fun power to
compel tho a tends nee of witnesses,
etc., It Is likely that the Investigation
wm be the biggest sensation tho mu
nicipal government (has over had.
There are rumors already afloat that
the police department will be attacked
for protecting certain disorderly houses
and for -winking at saloons, the back
doors cf which are kept open after
hours and on Sunday because men of
Influence are interested In these estab
lishments. It Is Imposatole to say
Whether there Is any truth In these re
ports or not, but their circulation Just
now has made tho Investigation the
sensation of the hour. Two strong pollt-
itul factions are arrayed against each
other and once the committee goes be
neath (the superficial! circumstances
surrounding tho Baker Investigation
them Is‘sure to be a serial of sensa
tional charges and counter chargee to
bo Investigated involving some ot the
higher official* of the city government.
The commlttro elected Councilman
W. A. Bell chairman, and decided to
begin the Investigation on next Tues
day -morning.
Chl»< Detective Wright, who will
figure prominently In the Investiga
tion, has secured lion. W. C. Glecn to
represent him.
HOW’S THIS?
We offer ooa hundred dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot ba cured
by Hall's Cataih Core.
F. J. CHENEY tt CO.,
Proprietors. Toledo, O.
We. tho andersfgned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, end be.
II.ve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any cfcdgnUon made by their
firm.
West ft Truax, Wholesale Druggists. To
ledo, O.
WaMInr. Kin nan ft Manrln, W
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hair* Catarrh Cars Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mi
oous surfaces of the system. Price
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
testimonial* free
Name on Window.
Square on Window.
Almost Opposite Postoffloe
All kinds Notions, Crockery,
Glassware and Tinware. China
Plates, 10c and 12c. China
Cups and Saucers, 10c, 16c, 20c
and 25c. Pint and Quart Meas
ures, 5c each. 2-Quart Coffee
Pots, 9c; 3-Quart Coffee Pots,
10c; 4-Quart Coffee Pots, 12c.
Needles, lc paper. Spool Coats
Thread and 1 Box Matches con
taining 200 matches, for 5c.
'nst Black llose, 8c. 25 sheets
writing paper, 25 envelopes, 1
pencil, 1 mirror, all for 10c.
on receipt of the |price of subscription, $1.00.
We mail to your address,
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the different kinds to make up the 20 papers.
BEETS—
ItHAVY SNOW AND RAIN
TV-tunriwn Otohlng tua Worst
Kind of Wealther.
Knoxville, Tenn., Ian. D.—U has boon
snowing aol raining bora sinco last
Saturday. Up to 7 o'clock tonight 8.81
twin-* of ntn hn.tr» fill to. Ulv.rs and
small or stnutns are out of thoir tanks
ntsl roll way* are suffering from *m.w-
ilrifts swi land alkie*. 'Biograph aril
telephones are In bad shape. At Rri«-
tul there Is ehjhtiva inches of snow stal
at Jellico he Inches.
CABBAGE—
R. F. Smith, Prop.
CARTERS
llTTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
Pick Headache and r«*ll©Ye all th« trouble® Inc! •
d*Mit to a bilious hlau* of the system, such a®
jl|//ll|ris> . Sri’lM l I 11 • i )\ *-111 riS -4. l>litl«'v Ilfl’T
ating. l ain in the Hid®, Ac. While their most
CARROTS-
remarkable tucccas has
SICK
CELERY-
Headache, yet Carts.hi Little Liver Tills
are equally valuable In Constipation, curin*
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of tlie stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the boweA
Lven If they only cured
CUCUMBER-
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to th0®6
who Miffer from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately their goodnefc® doea not end
here, and those who once try them will And
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
ilmj wS not bo willing Vs do *Uheut them.
Hut after ail sick head
ACHE
is the bane of
make our great
do not. „
a Tills are very small
One or two pills inako
atrtetly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
S leaze all who use them. In vials at cents;
ve for $ 1 ft I I everywhere, or seat by uuuL
CASTS2 Hi: i:INI CO., YxL
while oth
Cahteii’h Little Ll
and very ea*y to take.
INVESTIGATING lynching.
Washington. Jan. I.—The house labor
committee today directed chairman Mc
Cann to report to tho hone, with the
requoat that the committee be excuacd
from further considering the resolution
of Mr. Blair of Now Hampshire provid
ing for IRC Investigation of the subject
of lynching!. The committee are of the
opinion that the subject belongs to the
Judiciary committee.
THE NBW YEAR
Finds Hood’s Hnraaparilla leading every
thing In the wny of medicines In three
Important particular*, namely: Hood’s
Sarsaparilla has
1. The larrent aalo In (ho world. II ac
complishes
X The greatest cum in the world. It
t. Tho largest laboratory In the world.
What more can be aaldT Hood’s Sar
saparilla ha* merit; In peculiar to Itself,
and moat of all, lluod’a Sarsaparilla
euros. If you are sick It Is the medicine
for yon to take.
THE 'FARM I'.rtS’ SUPPLY GO.
Our reotlcro mho contirmdate buvlns
Fertlllzero would <lo r-U to road the
ad,ci 111 mu nt of thin sreH-lcniiwn com
pany. The high dust of FertlHx.’i.
tnanufactured by them tor many ream
ho* won on enviable reputation among
Um (mHi fanners of this aectksi. Own
ing their factory, and b-lmr laruc Im
porter* of cueml -ale. they cure In a
position to «» ,-d ntm and all comoett
tbm. Mr A. K. It-n. t l n-in.. - r. i.
too well kn-.rn to tb- fanner* nf Htbt
andaurrouti-llnzroiintl-e to n - 1 an in
tr .) . tlon U v-u at- .. trad- '--t
■ - - ■ all ’in - - Thiol
Hlr—-t. • r I- . . hbtl :t - - ut . • nl J|.
.-.Ill ■ 1.-st - -I to t — -, m 111 1 - n
c >rres»Doii 1 anti v.j.
5ml HL Sail Dote. Small Price.
CONSUMPTION
SURELY CURED.
To the EniToa—Pl«a«6 inform your wad
ors that I Lave a positive remedy for the
stave immod dieeuae. Dy it* timely use
thousand® of hopele®* oaae« have been per
manently cured. I shall be glad to Bend
two boti !e® of iny remedy fre® to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
b-.n.l JJf‘ tbri)r*»AjV. ,-»ys9-JJ.J J. ■«? ■ f u-1 i;
T. A. Hloctirn, M.C.. 183Paarl8t. Nsw Yoric,
DO xuu 1
DR FELIX LC BRUN'S
STEEL END PEJiHYROYHL PILLS
OOODWTN’8 DRUO 6TORBI
i ot Circular*
-Egyptian.
-Eclipse Extra Early.
-Besaano or Extra Early Turnip.
-Early Blood Red.
-Long Blood Red (very rich.)
Early Jersey Wako-
-Landreth’s Large York.
-Bloomadale Bullock-Heart.
-Wlnnlgstadt.
Early Dwarf
-Bloomadale
Dutch.
Flat
-Bloomadale Early Drum Head.
-Bloomadale Large Late F^st Dutch.
-Bloomadale Large Late Drum Head.
-Market Oerdenere’ Large Late Flat
Dutch.'
-Market Osrdeners’ Large Late
Drumhead.
Danvers Half-Long (line.)
-Boston Market.
-Eerly Frame. •
-Early White Spine (Improved.)
-Early Cluster.
-Short Prolific Pickle.
-Long Green Turkey.
EGG PL.ANT-
-Large Round Purple (full quantity
only.)
KALE—
-Tell Curiod Scotch.
-Dwarf German (Onen'e.)
LETTUCE—
-Early Curled SUeetan.
-Early Cabbage.
-Bloomadale Eerly Summer.
-White Cosmopolitan.
MUSTARD-
—White.
-Black or Brown.
OKRA
PEPPER
-Large Sweet 8panUh.
RADISH
-Whlta-TIppeJ Dirly Scarlat Turnip,
-Early Deep Scarlet Turnip.
-French Breakfast White-Tipped.
-Lonf Scarlet Short Top (Aaari*
can.)
SPINACH-
SQUASH-
■■■■ ■■ -Extra Early Duah.
Early White Bush.
Golden Summer Crook Ne
TOMATO
-T. T. T. or Ten Ton.
-Moneymaker.
-Acma (very fine.)
-Trophy.
Stone.
TURNIP—
-Early Flat Dutch ((trap leaf.)
-Early Flat Red or Purple Top
(strap leaf.)
-Seven Top (for groene.)
(Bloomadale Yellow Purple
Ruta Bags.
Tho Telegraph has contracted for thousands of papers of
these seeds from Landreth k Son’s agents in this city (II. J.
Lamar & Sons’). They are wurranted by the growers und
agents os fresh and without a superior on this market. Tho
retail price of the 20 papers would be
FIFTY CENTS WORTH OF SEED
-AND-
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
For Twelvo Months
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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