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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-29
FauntIeroy at the LImsklln Club.
Detroit Free Prsss.

Defrou frce fTso.
The janitor announced that Fauntieroy
wahoo, the Alabama sage and orator.
had arrived in the antsroom and desired
TO make speech before the club. The
Committee on Reception brought him
In, and alter he bad been introduced be
mounted the platform and began:
Ladies' and gem'lsn, i IL here bsfo
you tonight"
Perhaps hs noticed the absence ol
ladies at that point. for he stopped. grew
embarrassed, and finally started on With
"As wa look back inter do dim past va
ses-we see-we-we-"
No 20. He stuck right there. Id
took Q drink OF water. moved to ths
other end Of the platform and tried Il
again. By this time his knees wer'
shaking and his chin quivering. and si'
Isaac walpols gently escorted him oaei
10 the ants-ro where he soon recov'
cred sufficiently to slip down stairs
When he was out Of the room Brother
Gardner arose and said
"Gem len. do bizness OF maxim
speeches am one fng an de biznsss oi
sswin' wood am anoasr. Make no mis-.
take in what you do. II you kin saw
wood better dan make speeches doan'
Let do saw git cold. De man who bites
OF more dan be kin chaw am wuss dan
dc man who doan' bite at all.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NrFIcE OF THE GENERAL GRANT
~ Gold and silver Mining Company, Gold
Hill, June Is, lssO.-Tbe annual meeting OF
the stoc kholders Of the General arsnt Gold and
silver Mining Company. for the election OF
Board Of Trustees for the ensuing rear. and
for the transaction Of such other business a.
may properly come before II. Will be held o.
shaft. IN the town OF Gold Hill. on MONDAY.
july iath. 1880, At II An. Transfer books
will be cloeed July sth. 1850. ~ 3 O'Clock p. =
iei9td MERCEh OTkY, Secretary.
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IUsrICE nINiNa CoMrANY.-

USrICE MINING COMPANY
sJ Location Of principal place Of business, San
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the b. ard Of Directors. held on the twenty.sec-
ond t2ldJ day Of May, 1850. an assessment mo.
31l OF Fifty toOI Gents per share Was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold CON. TO
the Secretary, st the once Of the Company.
Room 2, Hsyward's building. No. 4ls Caliiornia
stieet, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment ehal
remain unpaid ON the twenty sixth (a6th) day
OF June, lssO, will be delinquent, AID adver.
tised for sale At public auction. and unlers
payment IL made before, will DO sold on
issO, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
X. L. KkLLY, Secretary.
Oface-Room .. Hayward's Building. tls
California street. San Francisco, california. ~
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ANNUAL MEETING.

0pricI OF TH. yellow JACKET SILL
" yer Minirg Company. Gold Hill. Nevada.
June ~. issO.-Ths annual meeting OF the
stoci iholdcrs Of the yellow Jacket silv.r Min.
ins Company. for the election o. . Board Of
Tru. .tees for the snruing yesr and for the trans
acton n such other busiress a. may properly
coms before Il. viii Be held q the omce Q, tns y
JIII.Y 10 ia o. at q O'Clock =. 4. Transfer
boob. viii be closed On Friday. 'uiy eth' iSSo'
"ss ,ssasa s,0sk MERCER orEY. Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

nyERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
The Annual Meeting Of the stocihoidsrs
Of the uvsrmsn Silver Mining Company. Ioi
the election Of Trustees for the ensuing yeaI,
and for the transaction Of such other oueines:
a. may properly come before tt. VII oe nsio y
street, San Francisco. califorpia. on THURS.
DAT. JULY. sth, 1850. st the hour OF IL
O'Clock =.
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A gentleman the other day saw bis
little daughter dipping her doll baby,'
dress into a tin cup. and inquired
"what are you doing. my daughter,
I'm coloring my dolls dress red.
..wbat withl" "with beer" "Wha'
nut such Q foolish notion into your
head, child? You can't color red With
beer" Yes, / can. pa; because ma said
it was beer that colored your nose 90
red!'
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
VXTELLs. FARGO MINING CON
w PANY.Loc.tion Of principal place Of

Location Of works, storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the twenty.
sixth (2cth) day Of Nay. 1880, an assessment
(So. iD OF Ten Cents tioc) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. to the Secretary. at the once OF the
Company. Room Is. No. SIS Pine street. Ban
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty eighth (26thl day
OF June, lSsO, win be delinquent, and adver'
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay
msnt 10 made before, will be sold on MON
DAY. the nineteeath u9th) day OF July. lSSo, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together Win
coets of Advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Dtrectors.
A COLBURN. Secrstary.
ofncs-Room IS, No. sis Pine street. san
Francisco, California. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DRRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish to subscribe for the ooLp HnL
Nxvs can leave ordsrs for II at the Postotios
NJ .. PARSONS.
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NNHE ORIGINAL kEYerONE SiL.
vER MININu cOMPANY.-Location Of
principal place Of businsss. Ban Francisco, Gal.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice is ssreoy given. that st meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty.
sixth day Of NAY. 1850. an assessment
(So. - Of Fifty Ob csnts per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately. In lawful
money Of the United States, TO the Secretary,
a. the ONCE Of the Company, No. so Pine
street, Room 8, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this aseessment ehail 70
main unpaid on the twenty ninth day Of June,
1850, will bs delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before, win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
twenty. .nrst t2ist dAy OF July. 1850, TO pay me
deinquent assessment. togsther with costs OF
Advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
y. 4. LUTY, Secretary.
Onee--Room 8. No. $50 Pine street. san
Francisco. California. myIstu
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THE EVENING NEWS
OUR ADysarlSIHa AGENTS.

O.w. CRANE: No. 10. Leidesdorf street,
(near Pinel. San Francisco.
CAQwIN d ALLEN. !: :: {: Carson City
W. II. LANn. (: : Empire City
o. n. JAMIS0N. /: !: heno
O. CHENOwETH. Winnemuoos
]. n BATE, /: /: 4l fark hoW
3. II. PrrrxsorI.L q Co., |: 81 Park Ros
Csc. p. RowsLL. 4 Co.. ::: Al Park Row
TMs PAPKa may be found on Ole In New
York at the newspaper agencies Of J. II.
Bates. Il Park Row; 8. N. Pettensill d
Co.,. 81 Park Row, and Geo. II. Rowen 4
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NYFIcE OF UNION CONSOLIDATED sfL-
~ yer Mining Company. San frsneisco.
June is;a. iseeaTns Annual Msstns q s,,ss, ne
Mining Oompsuy. tor the election Of Trustees
Tor the ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
such other business - may properly come
before Il, WIN b held a thsir Once, 90 oali.
fornis strsst. Rooms and Z. second door. san
Ffsncisco. oalifoFnis, on MONDAY, July nine
s:: sss 4; me- 5: .o.ss 4 ~ 1ssssy Ssss s aiss. i
:. ',siSta'a si : !, 4. BURLINGTON. ssesstssy.
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0DN a. WRHK. Sis Q dsy q home ssaiy
ME naia. oost,y ousai n. Addrsss Tsps
80, 1aSassa Eiias. ! n resno7I : =
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DULLION MINING COMrAN1

II sIl n = ~
| RULLaON S,. =, h,.,ns..
- Location o. ptincipsl PiAos VI ous'n''o'
Ian Francisco. OAniofnA; ,,,, ,,.,.
| Location OF wofks' ooio nni' o'ofeJ eoun's
NeysdA .s.. =, ,..,,r, nj
Notice 10 hereby given, tnat ~ meeuns y
| the Board OF pirectors, neio on tne seSonI
| tsd) day OF Juus. lsso. an assessment tNo. iel
Of One Dollar Np per share was levlee
upon the capital stock OF tns corporanon. psy
abls Immediately. In United states go,9 coln. y
Room 2. No. Sas Montgomery sress' sAi
Francisco. California
Any stock upon which THIS asseesmsnt snn
remain unpaid on the sEvhNrn Gun
day OF JULY, lso. VIII os oennaasen.
and unless pay ment 10 made before will D.
cold on TUESDAY. the twenty seventh ,Nthl
day OF JULY lso 70 pay sne 9enn9sva, .,a,n., srI
men, mon., sogvsasl =" nj. wiz s"''' "
Nv order Of me board OF Directors,
M BKAZRLL. secretsry,
osee-Room No q. No SIS Montgomer,
80, s.n Hrsnci.co' Caiiforpia. ieI
..rsss. aS..:.-.... e.a ...ae..ee. Ss.S
Anew YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the esysnsn ~,
Of Fifteen ti5) Cents per shars was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
| TO the secretary. at the once OF the company
Room 9. san frsnci.co stock Exchange Build
Ing. No. sI Pine street. Ban Francisco JAIL
iorniA. ~
Any stock upon which tnis nrsessmen, sss.
remain unpalc on tne LhNLm uuss' ~ ~
savs,,s.sd m, ssie Az public aact,on, and
nniess payment is made before will be sold on
TIfPSIsAV IN. THIRD iadl dav OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-29

An ORDINANCE 70 Fix and Coiises
n License Tax Upon Certain
Trades and Business Wishin she
Corporate Limiss OF shs rewn -
Gold uill.
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POsrPONRMENr.

The delinquent da5 on the above Assessment
4, postponed until July lTth, 1850, and the ssls
day for delinqu.nt stock until SATURDAY.
August 7th. isso. BY order Of ths Board Of
Directors.
ie2S I'd IL. Il. kfLLr. secretary.
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$50. sa, iqs 20 1880.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
g. v. HALL. Proprietor.

mH1s oLD-EsTABLIsHKD AND HkLL
i able Laundry 70 prepared 70 tnm out any
oIt being damaged py manipulation % by
chemical spplioatou.. -
Psciasss panctualiyi ;esiisd for and 70
OfPioRs-Theodors wolrs Clothing Store,
SH..: .:d lS:::s.sa:i ss:.s ass:s ss sss AL
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ARrIsrs.

SEC. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business Of keepng daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery. or In painting porusits or
mini istures. sL ell pay. quarterly, for . license
10 carry ON the saIne. according TO MS, her, or
their average month.y sAios or receipts ~ IN
the following schedule: u.
First Class- Monthly sales or receipts eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license'
nve dollars.
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SEC. II. Every person, hrm, association. or
corporation engaged In carrying on the buai.
ness Of sssaying ores OF precious metas snsli
pay, quarterly, for Q license to carry on the
same, according TO his or their average monthly
business or receipts. ss in the following
schedule:
First Glass Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars or over, quarterly license
thirty dollars.
second Class-Monthly business or receipts
two hunded and fity dollars or over and
under nve hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dollaIs.
Third Cla.s Monthly business or receipts
under two hundred and my dollars. quartsFly
licsnas tan dullara.
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corporation engaged In the foundry business
shalI pay, quarterly, for . licenss 70 oarp on
the ssms, according 70 bis, their or its average
monthly sales or recsipts, a In the following
schedule:
Tist Cisss-- Monthly sslss or receipts twenty
thousand dollafs or over. quarterly license. forty
dollars. #e r
Second Clsss- Monthly sslss OF rscsipts fftssn
thousand dollars or over and under twenty
thousand dollars, quarterly license, thirty dol.
lars.
Third Csss-Nonthly sales o. receipts tsn
thoussnd dollars or over and undsr niteen thou.
ssnd dollars. quarterly license. twenty-five dol.
lars. III 9rt
Fourth Class-Monthly sales or receipts IN.
der ten thousand dollars, quarterly license,
tveuty dollarS. .T|.e
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SEC Is. Every person. rrm, sseociafion OF
corporation having . place Of business IN the
Town Of Gold Hill, and therein engaged IN the
business Of banking. leaning money, buying and
selling exchange. or receiving on deposit bal
lion or coin. or any or all such transactions,
shall pay. quarterly. for . license 70 cany on
said business, &C ,ording to his their or its svef.
aee monthly purchases and sales Of exchange.
amount OF loans. or deporit OF bullion or coin.
or any or all Of such transactions, - the csee
may be. ~ In the following schedule:
First Ciass-Monthly transactions one hun.
dred and my thousand dollars or over, quar-
terly license. one hundred dollars. lfl
Second Glass Monthly transactions under
one hundred and any thousand dollars. any
dollars.
BkRHxRs. Hrf.sf.
erc. 10. Every person or rrm engaged In The
business OF carrying on o barber shop shall
nav. quarterly, for Q lioenre to earIy ON the
safne. according 70 his ortheir average monthly
business or receipts. - In the following
Tirst oiass- Monthly business o. receipts I've
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hesnss. -
sseond Usss-NontAly business o. rsssipAs
mr. hundrsd nd any dollszs % ovse sad
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Published every Wednesday In the Nsws, n
no soulcis, private and otherwise, oo
the day OF publication, employing
an able and ef1cisnt corps OF
rsporters. Il 10 universally
recognized - oflcial, and the
most ooax1c1 and RxfIA1L1 N.
Poaf Of the condition Of the mines OF
the Oonsfocx or "WAsHos" section.
We also dive the latest mining information
obtainable fron other parts Of the county
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18

mediate attention to lateral h.,
ches or tapping routes. Ana :.
is their opportunity to taxa -
the enterprise with a vii, -
pat it through before the o,h,
can be started. Any coupa,,
that can show q great pobr,
want backed by the owners ' !:
the lands and the bens6eis,s',
of the improvement can c.s
mand the money for it's snssS S,
construction. That New Orls sS'
will be connected with ST. Ina
by rail by way of Alexana'+''
within the next five years is o'
of the certainties of the futD,,
The active and the yigilant =,
be rewarded and the idle A.
dilatorv will be left just as d:
always have been aud alv,,
will be. Monroe Bulletin.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
MONTICELLO RAILROAD.

Readers of the mammoth 7th
of September issue of the New
Orleans Democrat must have OBJ
served that the projected rail-
road from St. Louis to New Or
leans does not follow the course
preferred by this section Of the
country, viz, Pine Bluff, Month
cello, Hamburg, Bastrop, Mon
roe and Alexandria, but that it is
Pine Bluff, Eldorado, Farmer
Vile, Vienna, Vernon, Winfield
and AlexaDdria: That is the
shortest route and if capitalists
build it there is no doubt that il
will be adopted. Thirty-hve
| miles west of the Ouachita will
not materially help Monroe or
| any section east of the river.
There has been no lack of energy
| and effort to arouse public inter-
est in the enterprise; but it has
| not met a response commensu-
rate with its Importance. Bas-
trop even went SO far as to con.
denim it by a popular vote. and
yet no place could possibly stand
in more need of such facility
Without navigation for eight
months In the year, she must
depend upon roads for communi
ton that would be almost an in
tolerable punishment to trave
in-the unhappy land. The PEG
pie in Ouachita and Morehouse
parishes and Union county mus
confront one fact and act accord
ingly. There will be no prof
in the two roads at present. Th.
first one constructed will post
ppne the other indefinitely. TIL
company projecting the western
route have their hands full 0
trunk lines and can give no i'm
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
,reen mountains of Vermont.

,reen mountains of Vermont.
The Western portion Of the
parish is also rich section,
known as the, Bartholomew, or
BAYOU, lands. This stream runs
from one end of Morehouse to
the other, and on both banks are
magnificent plantations which
Weld an endless profusion OF
corn and cotton. Splendid resi-
dences dot the country aud
those who try are very success
full planters.
Fruits Of the most luscious va
riety can be satisfactorily GfoHn
on any Of our lands, and many
planters boast of as fine orchards
and vineyards as can be found
ia the South. Mr.. Tom Parker
who lives on the Bartholomew
luxurlates from one year to an
other in the splendid fruits thai
grow On his own plantation
His orchard is a marvel OF tht
choicest fruit, beneath which III:
table daily groans. Scores .
other enterprlsing planters OF
| Morehcuse live in the same rega
and sumptuous splendor.
We do not, therefore, hesltat'
in saying that Morehouse offer
very superior inducements te
wide-awake, industrious home
seekers. To such our peopl
extend cordial welcome, an
they are assured that plenty ant
prosperity will reward their hou
est efforts upon our rich lands
Let the immigrant consider
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
STATE We VS..

Red Riyer is very low and
still falling at Shreveport.
Fever of a mild type is preva-
lent in Covington.
The Herald speaks of slight
frost at Columbia last week.
Worms have eaten up the cot
ton crop in Grant parish.
The Red River Transportation
company has collapsed.
A rattle snake seven feet and
two inches long was killed IN
Grant parish recently.
Gov. Wilt refuses to call an
extra session of the Legislature.
and we are glad of it.
Rogues and burglars are dis
turbing the quietude of the peo'
pie OF Columbia.
The last term OF the District
Court of Catahoula cost the par
ish 1921 IS. Pretty steep.
New Orleans is and has been
all the summer Que of the health
lest cities in the Union.
Recently in Minden a pair o.
horses and a buggy ran over
little negro, injuring it badly.
The cotton crop Of Livingston
parish this year will be Is pei
cent. short of that made last.
Bienvise parish has produced
an overwhelming crop Of hickory
nuts this year.
A singing party met in Colum
bia the other night and fright
ened the owls and bats to sucf
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18

The Texas and Pacific Ri
road Company are inauguratip
an extensive immigration schep
to people up the valuable Ian,
they possess in the western a,
northwestern portion Of TeypI
They propose giving their INN
diute attention to colonizing lara
tracts of land in Mitchell an
Nolan counties, directly north !
the eastern end of Tom Gres
county. Mr.. Leopold Fries,
young German of Dallas, b
been appointed to an imporss
European immigration agen,
by the company, with headqa4
ers at Hamburg, Germany. NJ
Fries has accepted the positiq
the papers have been signed a.
he starts for Europe in abqI
two weeks. He has great !
vantage over immigration agaI
generally, as his father owuI
large interest in the HambuI
American Steamship Line. B.
will sell lands and organize Cd
man colonization parties, and i
poets to arrange for sending iroi
5000 to 10000 Germans al
Scandinavians to Texas by JsI
uary l, 1881.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
The Treasury Department

The Treasury Department /
issued the following order relstI
to the sending Of standard sir
fractional currency:
"Staudard silver dollars AN
sent free of postage, by lgS
tered mail, in sums of SIS, ae
risk of the party to HON w
and at his expense for the reg
tration fee of ten cents, to be 1
Quoted at the Treasuser's OIL
from re'nittence. Fractional
YER coin will also be sent, tree
postage, by registered mail
sums of $40, at the risk Of
party to whom sent, and al
expense for the registration
of ten cents, to be deducted
the Treasurer's Office from
remittanca"
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
WHAT WE NEED.

Hoe handles each rs cents.
Clivices each 25 cents.
Lap rings 10 cents.
Very best Sweeps S. 90.
Sweep blades Is cents.
Plow points rs to S5 cents.
Boys iron axle wagons, wit
pacity 100 to 200 lbs. S. to 81
Nice buggy for the baby sN
First class single-barrel BIZ
loading shot gun S15-guaraH'
A good no-top buggy SIT y
A good top buggy 500; ch'
kind SS5.
All of the above, and whist
else you need, can be foun'
HANDY'S, without going
further, and at prices that con.
with many larges places than
trop. Call on him and be
prove it to you.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-09-18
A GREAT MISTAKE.

The press of the country is
giving daily reports of the cot
ton crop, its condition now aud
it's probable yield. From these
reports estimates are formed as
to the number of bales that will
make up the crop Of 1880. 1t
has just been announced that
the crop of last year reached
the enormous sum of five million
seven hundred and sixty thou
sand one hundred and sixty-one
bales. That was the very best
ever raised. It is, however, as
serted by cotton statisticians
that the present crop will swell
the figures up to six millions OF
bales. They base their calcula'
tons upon reports made by the
press from different portions of
the cotton growing country, and,
while their figures are thought to
be correct, we have no hesitation
in asserting our opinion that
they are egregiously mistaken.
It is custom in vogue among
cotton exchanges of late years to
address thousands of letters of
inquiry all over the South ask
ing for information pertaining to
the cotton crop. These letters
are usually written TO merchants
who are largely indebted to cot
ton factors and commission
houses, and to avoid any alarm
upon the part of the city mer-
chant, the country merchants
distort the real facts and en-.
deavor to make the world be.
lieve that the prospect for tre'
mendous yield is all that could
be desired. Spinners see these
reports and upon them fix
price which the poor farmer is
compelled to accept.
Now we think the crop pros
pect Of this year has been pro
digiously over-estimated, ano
while the mistake will be detected
ere long, hundreds of hard-work
ing farmers will be forced to sci
their crop, thereby losing the
opportunity OF realizing its ful
value. Cotton, in our humble
opinion, must command higher
price than it did last year, and i
is great mistake for any one tt
give heed to the exaggerated re-
ports tina. are now afoat respect
ing the enormous crop Of 1880
Planters who are able to hole
their cotton will see and appre
ciate the philosophy of oul
reasoning. Hold your cottor
J and spring the price.