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 To the Editors of the Nashville Ir,;

 GENTLEMEN: My attention ,,ai ba.i to various newspaper articles ,rs rse, oet' letter said to have been written b, 0spl Hamilton, recanting the charas9 lael made against Mir. Clay when q Mir Adams in. 1925. ~ '0

 To put an end to all such mmo. to be due to myself to state. tbat @ ', recollection of ever having wr;,t.l r%, letter, and do not believe alere ;a 'Ia aS me to Gen. Hamilton, or any on. 'as will bear such reconstruction orA' M ~ brought against both MT. Adama Clay, at that time, I formed nv n o, the country at large did-from i,o,pp sp cumstances that were indisputabls ' s'1 z elusive; and may add that tbjs m o,;l ;.t undergone no change. ''

 If Gen. Hamilton, or any one .I. letter from me on this subject, y,I' TSa1 friends of Mr. Clay. desire t to m,s. Sa all they have to do is to apply to E, As for myself, l have no secrets apd p fear the publication of all that I 'f'l S..' written on this or any other subes, '

 ANDREW JACgq

 3. The Hon. Mr. Newton inro,n. he was one of two or three dissentis.,a the rest of the meeting who adons1 s,'s \ solutions with which his aame stssls nected in the foregoing speech.

 MlLDEw ON GRArEs.-0neof6e, ,.. stacles in our climate, in cultivatnc tbsS water, and some other varieties of grapes, is the mildew. As the seasoni' approaching when the young will bern,. we would recommend the follovm9 ". to those who have been troubled v@ difficulty in past years. We know d better remedy: "Take pint and s M sulphur and a lump of the best ms. lime of the size of the fst''-Ia g9d fist, we suppose1-" put these in ves| about seven gallons measurement E sulphur be thrown in first, and the lin. | it; then pour in pail of boiling vate, well, and let 1t stand half an hour; bs| the vessel with cold water, andaHer well, allow the whole to settle. Afe t| become settled, dip out the clear lour barrel, and filLthe barrel with wala it is fit for use. You next proceed 2| syringe, holding about pint and a hai) throw the liquid with it on the vines in s direction, so as completely to eoye t fruit, and wood. This should be pardaI done when the fruit is just forming, a1ls one-third of the size of a pea, and mi continued twice or thrice a week, iorF three weeks. The whole process q hundred grape vines, need not exceeia hour" Dollar Fdta

 To KILL GoPHERs, &c.-An aninl some called the gopher, species of is sometimes very troublesome iii ml grounds, by throwing up little moa earth, which buries and destroys the We have heretofore given various mo destroying them, one of which, with a the trap. will be found at page 70 ofF | A writerin the Prairie Farmer, (JohnS says he poisons them with arsenic int lowing manner: ''I take a small pos stick holes into it with my pocket h sharp stick, and put into the holes arsenic; then 1 go where they have la digging, and, with spade or hoe ope tunnel, and drop in the potato. th in a wisp of straw or grass or anyan that will keep the ground from clos tunnel, and cover it up with earth times one can discover them when thi a hole open, throwing out earth; tha best time to roll potato in" f ,4lbang Cultiv