This is an accidental find on the grounds of Dr. Chisholm, near Nashville, and believed to be a seedling. It is at any rate different from any variety known to the Doctor, who is well versed in grape knowledge, having some fifty varieties to compare it with. It ripens earlier than any he has - about 15th of July. Some sent to us reached here on the 8th of August, but after their long journey the berries had fallen from the stems, and had somewhat fermented. There were 78 berries, and appeared to have been two bunches. So far as we could judge under these conditions, it appeared to be an excellent kind. It is claimed by those who know it, that it is perhaps the most desirable variety for the South that has ever been introduced. It is not only early, but has a large bunch, with the general qualities equal to the Delaware, and the growth as strong as the best of the well known kinds. These points should certainly commend it strongly to grape growers.