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Z TcnAcco CULTURE IN GRoRaIA.-There seems to
BE- ~ Ipnger any doubt that the culture of tobacco


is become general in Georgia The inquiries Tor seed and
information are multiplying Considerable quantities of
the Cuba seed have distributed and times the
quantity could be disposed of even yet were in the
market Next fall we feel confident that full supply
may be relied upon by friends in the interior. new
species of seed obtained not long since from California
has been used in Orange County Va with nre success
and believed thatt would be admirably adapted to
the soil and climate of Georgia. owing to its rapid growth
and early maturity The seed was obtained from
the Patent Office at Washington, and although not put


into the grond until about the middle the plants
ready to set out the other kinds in
January Mr. c.. in letter to the Hon. H. L Ellsworth
Commissioner of Patents describing his experiment
marks The California tobacco il it continues to ripen
and grow for the time to come did for the first
trial, must come into general use6rst because the
plants much earlier in the spring ay ten days
leas than any kind hav secondly, when transplant
3D. the growth is remarkably quick. natures and rpens
at least from ten to fifteen days earlier than any kind Of
Tobacco we have in use amongst 1t s large broad,
silky leaf of fne texture and cures OF beautiful color
and plants grow large feet from
point to point; and upon the whole consider it valu-
able acquisition to the planting community. The seed l
send you have come much more to perfection than the
seed obtained from you; which circumstance, think,


is favorable to its being adapted to our climate.