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orators Of this Suite, who havo vainly siriven 10
decry the honor and abilities Of these Senator'S
men as far above them as the clouds are above the
earth.


Tho selection of Col. Ashley as Chairman Of
the Judiciary, is an evidence that the Senate holds
ia esteem his fno qualities and high legal attain.
men,s. Aud we Congratulate our fellow.cilizens
that in these selections our Senators have fully an.
swered the high expectations held towards them,
and we are confident they will always be proud 10
compare lhem with Senators from any other State.
We trust that Col. Ashley may occupy his new
station for many years; filling it honorably to
himself, and 10 the advantage and interest Of his
constituents.


OF The following extract is taken from let.
ter written US by New Orleans friend. 1t con.
tans information of interest to our merchants and
cotton planters.


New ORLEANS, March 10, 1915.
We are happy in being able to notice further
improvement in the prices of Cotton since our last
date, of nearly quarter of cent per ID, at which
advance good business is done, Notwithstanding
some buyers are holding off for the moment,


Inferior qualities are now worth Al ordina-
ry 5 ST middling 81 6 middng fair ST G! /!
and fair 81 per lb.


Renewing the tender of our best services.


We are truly your Most ob't Serv'ts,


WIN. DAVIDSON & Co.,