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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18

aballero2-prosigui6 NJ. Grdey levantandose
dlr1giendose haca NJ. Jarudyce como con
intencion de acometerle
-Demasado, por mi desgracia.
-tPor vuestra desgracia? - repitio Ell in
qul1no cuya colera apaclguo al momento.
S1 es asi, os pido mil perdones. Sc que no SOW
muy cortes. pero con toda sinceridad os su-
pl1co que excuseis mi rudeza Hace veinte
c1nco amos caballero-continuo con violencia-
que ando sobre ascuas be perdido Ell habito
de andar sobre terciopelo. Entrad uu dia en-
La cancilleria, preguntad con que chiste Sc
amen1zan a veces las audiencias, V os respon.
deran que el temamas precioso de bromistas
divertidos es el hombre del Shropshire, v ese soy
yo,-caballero dijo dandose IN punetazo en- el
pecho, Soy yo ell hombre del Shropshire.
-Creo que mi famllia tiene igualmente la
honra de contrlbuir la diversion del tribunal
DIG mi tutor con calma- Debeis conocerme
de nombre me lamo Jarudyce
Senior Jarudyce-repuso Gridley, SO
brelleva1s vuestros males con mas paciencia
que 20 los mios. pero 81 los tomara de otra
manera me volverla loco. 1nicamente CON
servo el uso de la raz0n sublevandome contra
ellos. fernando proyectos &c venganza re
camando con colera la usticia que me niegan.
Me direis que me acaloro deberia tranquil
zarme. 20 os contestare que es propio de mi
caracter sublevarme contra el NAL, que no
veo termino medic entire mi furor las SON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18
NOTlC:lAS

Ests maflana tom6 puerto el vapor
Iaracas procedente de los Estados
Onidos, conduciendo los siguientes
asajeros:
B: 0. Bailey, Mr.. v Mrs. A. K.
Marshall. Miss E. E. Rentschler Mss
M. +. Rachac, Miss G. E. Neason
Mr.y Mrs. w. B. Carney. c. /. To.
M. w. Trissel, Mr.. y Mrs. T. G. Con.
zalez, B. Katz, Miss G. NJ. Stevens
a. Morobray, c. Xeickle, L. T. Da.
Wis, 1. ). Gorving, Miss G. T. Spie.
gel, Miss 5. d. Huntington Miss M
II. Smith, c. Staples, E. 7 Hogan, I
bird, b. ]. Shifted, O. S, Duran. +
Hatch, l.. de Jesus, Miss 7. Gomez y
Child, Miss Fl Wilkinson, Miss B
Holbrook, Miss N. G. Bixby. Miss M
Blair, Miss E. Blair, ] L. Wood, r
A. Lane. Miss M. Hecht, Miss E
Hecht, Miss Dunleavy, Miss E. z
Goye. d. M. Gilbert, T. V. Sprivose
Mr.. Y Mrs. L. L, Reley, Miss c. Hea.
| ly, Miss II. Brown, A. H. Tvacv, c
Lorenzo. H. Brown, C.H. Tones
Z. Asencio, ] Garcia, H Mufioz Miss
L. Agosto.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-Es
| la parada 20, sc venden cuatro sola-
res pequefios en- la calle Los dos
hermanos' y siete. tres pequefios F.,
cuatro grandes en- Ia calle de Canals
Dirgirse, para detalles inform e.
la sefora Latimer viuda de Carer
En- la oficina del Comisio-
nado del interior Sc ira abaja &C
tualmente en- el informe del aflo
economlco, que ha de ser pre-
sentado al gobernador.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
|el llustrado doctor don Francis.
co M. SuSoni. de Arecibo.
I'm la session del ConseiC
Executive, ceIe brada aver, fue-
ron aprcbados los nombramien
tc> dc los senores don lose r
Aponte, para fiscal de Humacao
~ don Rafael Palacios Rodri-
IGncz. para fiscal lie Ponce.
H 81 tdiuc' va tu prenSd
nuc>tra edici0n, reclbimos el
el slgulente despacho de la
ohcina Chmatologica.
"Dlsturbios al Sud de Puerto
Rico. No hay motive de alarma
en- la lsla. Weater Bureau.
Resfrlados causan dolores de cabeza.
El LAXATtVO BROM0-QUININA. desv1a la
causa. Usado en todo Il mundo para curar
I'm resfriado en- un dla La frma de r.. W
Grove" en- cada cajlta
Sc encuentra en- Arecibo,
pasando una temporada, ell Sc
nor Guillermo Curbelo, director
del Manicomio
I'll gobernador ha manifes-
tado deseos de que tomen inme-
diatamente possession de sus car
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18
q 8 $50

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados. Cortes judjciales
Ayuntamientos. Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos. siuo tam
bien para los conerciantes. indCstria-
les y personals de negocios, el como
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camaras y ell Con-
sejo Executive en- ell corriente afio de
Ioo7.-Se venden $50 en la Ii.
breria del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18
gos los senores Aponte y Palacio
Rodriguez. que han permutado
las fiscalias de Ponce y Huma-

u
las fiscalias de Ponce y Huma-
Gao.
En- Yabucoa sc hacen gran
des preparativos para las fies-
tas. que han de celebrarsc desdes
lei al ~ del proximo Octubre
en- honor a sns patronos los An
geles Custodios.
Reina gran entuSiasmo entire,
el mento jOven.
-Ha sido nombrada la nueva
junta directiva del Casino de
Catano.
-Ha fallecido en- ell Hospital
de San Antonio de MayagueZ,
un individuo llamado Francisco
ICuevas, de resuItas de las herl-
das que le produjo IN sujeto
llamado Eusebio Rosas al ha-
cerle varios disparos en- una ca
lie de aquella poblacion.
Con mucho gusto nos he
mos enterado de que Sc encuen--
ira fuera de peligro, en- la en-
fermedad que le aquejaba. la
distinguida senorita Juanita
Monroig. Deseamos su pTonta.
mejoria
Ell senor Carbo, celador de
Sanidad de la Jlnta Local. deco
misc Y destruy6 76 huevos de
gallina en- estado de descompo-
sici6n Y 81 libras de pescados
en- malas cOndlclones para el
consume, FL decomiso sc llev6.
a cabo en- la Plaza del Mercade.
La conducta del senior Carb6 es
dtgna de aplauso.
Aver fue detenido por la
poliCia de Fajardo. un sujete
llamado Ceterino Rivera (a)
Ninguru, que Sc hab'a fugado
de los trabaJos que hacen los
presos en- la carretera de Vie
Ques.
Por investigaciones practica-
das Sc le supOne aut0r del es-
calamiento de un ventorrillo en-
Rio Grandc Y eSta requisitoria-
do con el nombre de Serafin Ri
vera (a) COmlningo, con sl que
Icoinciden tOdaS las senas.
FL preso ha sido remitido a
Rio Grande para su identifica-
cion
Sc encuentra en- San Juan
el fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
de Guayama Mr.. Wilcox,
-Ha conference.-the esta ma
mana con ell gobernador Ell juez
sen0r Cordova Davila. que Sc
|encuentra de paso, en- esta ciu-
dad.
En- el Dep6sito municipal hubo
hasta IA mtfIana de hoy Ell siguiente
movimiento de detenidoS VaroneS
a. y muleres sufriendo condena y
|9 varoues y una mujer pendienteS
de csusa. Quedan en- el dfa de hoy 90.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
ber cumpido IA condena que les fuE
impuesta. Andres Fontano. Rafael
Felix. Ramon Ramirez, Luis Villegas,
Catalina FigUeroa, Tomasa Mendiza
bal y Ana Martinez
En- el Rcgistro Civil. sc ms
crlbieron los siguientes nacim ientos.
Luis Fernandez Torres, Julio Fer
nandez Torres, Genara Fernandez
Torres, Juan Arturo Joaquin Maria
Torres y Rodriguez Ra mundo Agus-
tin Fernandez y Echdvarria, Rafael
Lopez Barrio, Jacob Francisco Intosh,
Luiss Meseguer y Maria Emiliana
Osorio Quifiones y las defuncioneS
de Enriqueta Balasquide de Gomez v
Rita Borge, y Hernandez. !,
En- ell cuarto de socorro fueron
curadas por Ell practicante de servicio
don Gulllermo Claudio: las sigulen
ties etsonas: M 4nuel Vilamon, he
rida contuSa de un centfmetro dc
longitud en la region occipital, Leo
poldina Rivera, (niha) confusion en-
Ia region frontal Marcos Rodriguez,
confusion dc segundo grado en- ell
dorso de la mano izquierda.
Matrimonios efectuados desde
el dfa ounce: Jes1s Melendez Aqui-
no con Segunda Ayalai Clemente,
Antonio Frias Grand con Maria Eff
genia Isabel Balmes Pefiaranda. VI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18

BOLETIS MERCANTIL.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
THAT LEATHER BELTlNG FLA
 CARD.

The following is Pittsburg PaD Post editorial:
 Whoever in memory recalls the Garfield campaign can see those crim- inalIy coerciye placarda on Ohio fac tories. This mill will shut down if Hancock is elected Every manufae- turing state in the union in every cam paieu since has been disRraced by the same style of placard. West Virginia knows tbe felonious device. Some times | is promise. a. IL must be now, that mills Wlil resume if MT. Taft is elected Tn times when Re publican paHics had nut thrown thou sands into i1ieuesa and stopped the wheels. | has been threat t9 close. an assault upon the American right to free ballot. The promise is an attempted bribe; the shutdown intim- ldaiion of more prosperous eras has been an outrage upon the ballot
 Mir Kern has pilloried the perpe- trators of this criminal offense against the freedom of political choice, against the use of God-Given intelligence by the American Workingman. Former President Parry of the National Man ufactufers' association, which does such yeomaa service in exposing the iniquitics of Dingleyism, furnishing the details otherwise procurable with great difficulty by the layman de nouncca unfair tactics like these by employers lie frankly confcsses that the election of Bryan and Kern would entail Ho disaster no damaging effect upon business, nor would il al all in ierferc with tbe economic conditions and thc phenomenal wealth and re sources of America, which are bound soon to restore that prosperity driven away b5 Republican insensate folly and pro1igacy
 And now q contemporary affects is- nofance ot where these placards are hung Every utterance of Mir. Taft is demaeogic placard when he breaches that Mr Bryan's election would incite new panic or be an obstacle 10 pros pertys return Every false screech by his organs is such a placard. The Leather Betting Company of New York has started the placarding. lts effect is now gone
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
1ln .n president eowers

F II McCuIloch Of Beebe chairman ef the Executive Committee of the Arkansas Farmers Union and secre- tarv of the national organization ot the same union. Sunday night stated that he had been misunderstood In bIs statements concerning possible extra session of tae state union for the purpose Of taking steps in regard to tbe aieht rider movement in Al kan- sas He stated that the calling Of such meeting vas entirely up to President pewers Of Jacksonville and that he had merely stated that. in case such raeeting vas called, t would be held n the House chamber of the state house.
 "I knew that would not have time enough 10 call the executive committee together TO decide where the meeting ahopld be held in case one should be called stated Nr McGulloch. and merely stated that I would have to de eide the matter myself and that my decision would be 10 hold the meeting in the house chamber The calling Of the session ie ID tc the president. The nlace where the session should be held ts mn to the executive committee, oi which I am chairman.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
THERE IS THE RECORD.

Referring to fhe Democratic cam paign text book for 1908 the New York World says
 "The Democrats have stout rods in pickle for the Republicans this year Gs is proved by their campaign book Of 300 pages. but they apply none of them 10 the Republican president. They are opposed 10 jiugoism, mjli- tarism and imperialism and get the most warlil.e of presidents escapes criticism They dcuounce eNtraya- Rance and waste at Washington. and the man who is largely responsible for this reckless expenditure finds no ae- cuser They make war upon the priv ilegcd plutocrats of the tariff the com pines and the trusts. and yet the only president who ever senl for d Harri man and arranged for the collection Of campaign corruption fund is nos where condemned They demand pub licity iu campaign expenditures. and vel president who neglected at critical time to insist upon that policy is held blameless They rcproach the  force fhe laws against thc pirates of interstate commerce. and yet the pres. ident, who holds that the laws are tGo drastic and that they must be modi. fled. goes free of censwo
 Harsh words are not necessary The Democratic text book shows up Inc Republican record. and nothing coud be gained by bitter douunclatou The facts as to lineoism mit1iau i'm perlalsm. cxtravaeancc and waste at Waahiuaton. tarin privileges enjoyed hy combine. and trusts uaam8ns contribution to tbe Republican cam. pairn tuud the EeluAU.aa Etv'a failure to oufafco the '#e and rtc Re publican record sraHah these things are all presented in eoum# form
 There is .he record Tha people may apply ii and ihc Commoue. h-. lleYoa thay mn apply iL go a. ta ae- feat tbe political HaA ehu la fe aponslblc for that record
 In the mcaat,me anyone mat oh 9ja cops oi taa Democratic campaign text book for laos for 2o cea,a. ItwN be sent postpaid for that sum i'd dress fcNt Book n,paruueut caso Democratic National Conmutee. Hs.. torium Annex Hotel. CFics4o. III.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
WouId Call Mass Meeting.

At the meeting of the Logan County Farmers Tnion held at Magazine Sat urday fl was decided that the conVen- tion should 70 on record as favorin@ the calling Of mass meetings in each of the county seats of the state. in. yitIng nonuniou farmers, bankers, mer- chants and other business men 10 join with the aniou in an attempt to adopt some satisfactory plan for the marketing of cotton or to consider the adysability of borrowing money on the cron and holding it for better prices.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
52 Years for Standriqe.

At an adjourned term of the New ton Circuit Court. begun al Jasper Tuesday. Yates Sjandridge, under two indictments for murder n The frst de gree. committed in that county last January, waived arraignment and pleaded guilty in both cases 10 murder in the second degree, and was, by Judge Hudgins, sentenced 10 serve 52 years in the peui'eutiary. Slandridge received his sentence cooliy and eX- pressed himself as being satisfied. He will return to the penitentiary, where he has just finished serving sch tence for assaulting Sheriff Hadley Of Pope county
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
MAYBE YOU OVERLOOKED THESE
 FACTS:

Senator Fulton went to Oregon and asked for reelection. and the people said:
 WE WANT A CHANGEi'
 senator Hansbrough went 10 North Dakota for reelection, and the people said
 WE WANT A CHANGE!"
 Senator kittredge heard 1t in South Dakota. from the people.
 Wt.#WANT A CHANGE
 Senator Long asked the people of Eaneas for reelection, and the people shouted
 aWE WANT X CHA%GE'"
 senator Hopkins went 10 Illinois and a#fed fer reelection. and two-thirds of the Republicans of Illinois announced: aWE WANT A GHANGH''
 Almost ouo.half Of tba Republicans Of Iowa. even when asked by their dis uneuished senator Allison replied.
 WE WANT A GHANGE''
 The voice of the people is unmis' DaAablc Wherever they have had a chance to speak, they have earnestly Htted tbeir voice saving
 WE WANT A CHANGE"
 That sentiment Is sweeping he whole country
 WE WANT A CItANGE!"
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
Standrldge Again in Pen.

"Yes, thought l would come back 10 see you again" was the common place Ozark made by Yates Stand ridge, celebrated criminal, recently sentenced to J2 years in the peniten- tiary in Newton county on the charge of murder on two counts. as he com plaeently walked into the offices at the "old walls" in Little Rock Thursday night, heavily laden with chains and ahaekles. He bears a few light scratches about his neck. where he attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with an old knife at Jasper Wednesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
FROM THE COMMONER
 MP. gRYAT,S PAPER
THIS IS TIE STORY.

The mos notable and lmoortaat feature of he opening 1f the Reps5- llcau campaign at Youngstown. 0, recently wsa ngs 'he sD@ech of Coz Huzhea. nor ra* mat Of Senator Beyer.8ge r was ths part he steei trust took fa tbts formal !a1nchiag e fhe Taft campaign .a AF Tatts own ssate
 The Associated Press dispatches brlefy indicated what happened .C thls paragraph Of lts report.
 Along the raaf-fad wafaFs e' fhe aahoulng river today the great nils ef the Carnegie ~aFks ef fha United States Steel Corporation the Republic Iron and Steel GDfuHany and the ungstown Sheet and Tube Com. psuy were quiet for a three day h9!l- das had been declared. including Sun day and Labor dag. Young stean lg gfeel town. and the braNn and muscle Of her chief industry formed he body of the parade which preceded the dis- charge Of the heavy political ord. naEce"
 The extended special report which the Cincinnati Enquirer gives Of the big meeting throws more light on this highly interesting feature. We quote from the Enquirer of Sunday, sep tember {.
 The commanding feature Of the day was the parade which preceded the speaking in Wick park There were d few over 1z 000 men in line. Of these more than 10000 came from the steel mills Supplied with uni forms al the expense of the com panies, the toIlers presented strik- ing appearance as they marched past the reviewing stand. Because of the opening q shutdown Of The mills was ordered LII next Monday and the oc- casion made q holiday But few of these workers attended the meeting in Wick park This was easily seen by the lack of uniforms in the crowd. Probably not over oue-tenth of the turnout came 10 hear the speeches. They found other attractions that the holiday furnished and were content to let others listen.
 There were thousands of Hun gariaus, Roumaniana and other SlaF people in this division Each man wore a khaki suit and carried 4 cane or flag furnished by his employers They were divided into brigades and were organized on military lines hay ing regimental and brigade officers.
 One of the unusual incidents DC cured when the parade halted at the Eiks' club, Some one called for 4 cheer for Taft Out of the uniformed ranks in response came a roaring shout for Bryan. and the column moved on"
 This js the story. IT. carries ifs own argument. and requires very little comment by way of elucldation- Omaha WOrld-Herald
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
HERE'S 4 REPUBLICAN BOOM.
 FRANC.

Ar editorial printed fn rhe Fort WortS fTezI Record of sepseuksE . a}} gsve ea@ Republican standFatter 2sa- ching to think abo4f.
 The Records editorial foliovs:
 Scattered over the editorial page ot the New York Herald fhe following line ta faItca appears several times. -tfT Bryan promises IS tar.E reform Est ran he deliver he goods with 2 Republican house 1< rerreseE rati7ss and BzDa5ltean geEateT
 The Herald is openly fighting AT. Bryan baf he intended attack upon a.n In fE.a query is pretty much os c boomerang. It's logical answer makes more for Ar Bryan than against him The Republican party is pledged 10 tazig revision. yet the Herald asks. Can Bryan bring tar1 revision with inc handicap Of q Republican senate and house. Does fka. mean that body of Republican lawmakers means that there zEalI be Ho tart@ revision . Da@s tHat mean hat tae Republican prom for fa-ie revision is mean lag.eas7 V@sg evidently the Herald 70 5eHeses. &or is the Herald alone ia that belief
 and f Hz Bryan, Democrat. can not deliver the ggods of tarir revision .n spite Of q Republican congress. how 1i5 Mr Taft De able to accomplish 'ae feat2 The Heralds argument Is % loose and vulnerable as 10 be un- aorthy Of any paper which azPires 70 ths position in politics and journalism which the Herald assumes to fiil
 But the answer to the question ia that in the gathering together of The body of men who wiil make the next egngreas fhere has been in many cases q sacrifice Of party affiliations for the naming of the better man. Also, the men who viii form he next congress are In many cases more patriotic than partisan There are Republicans who will stand w4th the Democrats for tariff revision in spite Of all powers against IT, because tariff revision is matter greater than party at this time T. is going 10 be q pretty diff cult job if Mr Bryan ia elected to prevent tariff revision.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
2. H. Peters MissInn-

With drafts and money on his per son to the amount of $5,0O0 and a drove of seven horses, in addition to farming machinery. F, II. Peters of near Rogers has disappeared com pletely Mir. Peters recently bought property near Rogers and went to Oklahoma, where he disposed of a farm near Manchester. He was re. turning with his stock and property and had reached Vinita, Okla, where he was last seen. His wife and brother have gone over the route. and are unable to find any trace of him.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
Sheriff Go. the Whiskey.

A uniaue race took place at HamP tor late Saturday afternoon. George SindIe. in company with negro, drove wagon into town loaded with four boxes of whisley. Sheriff Biggers found out they had 1he whiskey so he set out to capture if. The sheriff was in his baely and the hascy and wagon had a race for more than Mali q mile. Finally Sheriff Biegcrs found wide place in the road where he headed off the %aeon and forced 1t to ston. It is not known definitely for whom the whiskey was intended, but he will be sure not to get IL
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
win Dc the eo-Mlle Ride.

Major C D Deshon. in charge Of tho army and navy hospital ir Hot Springs. sunday left for Fort Sill, oaa where hc will take the 90-mile test as prescribed by the presiden. Tor ofaerrp ot his rank. The test $ that 30 miles shall be travelled on horse hack for three succeeding days and tho one .hc president prescribed fof Geaeral stewart which caused the lat ter's forclble retirement by tfe adverse report oi the medical board which de. clared him unfit for the test
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
Call on Wife; Is Shot.

Authur Caldwell lies dangerously wounded al his home al Keo, said to be the result Of a rifle shot, at the hands of II. FoXworth, his father.in- 10 see his wife, from whom he has been separated for some time. and that his father-lnIaw, who had warned him to keep away from the place, fired on him. He is not expected to live.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
Horses Burned: Man Escapes.

At 10 o'clock Monday night the sta bles of the Greer Bros. Grocery Com pany al Fort Smith were destroyed by fire Five horses were burned 10 death and all the company's wagons were destroyed Night Watehman Cox was in bed on the second floor and he escaped with hls clothing on fire. The firemen smothered the flames in time 10 save his life
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
. NEWS OF
 ARKANSAS ]
Farmers Rush cotton to Gin.
"


 An unusually large amount of cotton gTorn in the nortaw41st portion of Crawford county has been offered on the local markets a. Van Buren. and l. noz develops that the haste 10 mar ket the cotton is due to threats Of night rfders to burn gins, these threats having become more frequent alnL 2 The Arkansas and Oklahoma state line Persons in Van Bgreu Saturday morn ing from Arkioa. II miles northwest Of Van BgreH. brought thg following copy of a letter received by J. :. Brown. a ginner. and posted by him as requested:
 PLEASE POST
 "Mr J : Brown. GEaaer. To all farmers. union and nonunsou. we warn yoa not to sell your cotton for less than Io cents. 1T y54 do you will pay the rest You wi1l think that the Lord has blessed yoa wonderfully if you come out with your scalp D. you. Yours for the Dough.
 Night Riders
 P S-We are oat t0 do The ~oFk- If you aavn't the nerve to protect your family. we will. and you must go when xe call you. God help Us through the fight
 J. L. Req. who received the first warning. and others who have been watching the trend of affairs, are con fdent that if there is an organization of this kind in the county 1t has head quarters in the northwest part of h" county in close proximity 10 the state line. The greatest fear is felt in that section, as the county Is less t1lckIy settled and the cotton growers are small farmers who have hard time to live from one years crop to another. l. Is absolutely necessary for them to se.9 their crops as soon as ginned and if they cannot market it many of them with winter approaching. wil! be re duced 10 absolute want.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-15
Ask That Ginning and Cotton Buying
 End

Cotton giuners are being requeste' not 10 gin any cotton for 30 days anG merchants are being requested 10 cease buying cotton by a committee representing the local Farmers Union organization, which met al Russell vile last Friday and Saturday. Al though f is not known 10 be fact. It is presumed that The committee was appointed at the meeting last week for the purpose Of checking the sale and ginning of cotton in that vicinity, IL is believed that most of the ginners and merchants will comply with the request of the committee