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10 the Farmers-We would advise such of
our farmers as have not had their crops entirely
destroyed by the late heavy rains, and oyerfowings
to be the more prudent and energetic, as the com
ing season, owing to the great damage done the
crops by the high waters, will be one which will
bring good prices for all kinds of produce. To
those who have planted cotton we would say be
careful, cultivate we'll and pick clean, for the only
way that a farmer can be compensated when his
crop falls short is to pick it clean that it may COM
mand high price.


The great damage done to the cotton crops in
Louisiana and Mississippi it is thought, will make
cotton command a good price,