davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-03

the bestquaity oil lime stone known. In prepar-
ing the kiln for burning the rock is put in from
the top until the kiln is full the fires are then
kindled, aud fierce heat kept up for three
days. The doors are then opened and the
burnt stone drawn out. The kiln is Immediately
reilled, and the process continued without any
cessation. About four cords of wood are con-
sumed daily before the lime rock is sufficiently
calcined-
On the grounds connected with the lime
works are coopers' shops, stables, and build
ings used by the superintendent anoa en-
ployees. The wharf is accessible to vesI'els OF
all sizes, and there is ample space to conduct
a large business 1t was formerly the practice
to import this lime from Maine, but Messrs.
Olney & Co. investigated the cost, and found
that it was practicable to furnish the same
material at lower price when manufactured
at home. Hence the establishment oil their
mill. The cost Of wood, barrels, &C., is much
less here than in Maine, aud when the stone is
imported in bulk still further reduction is
obtained. The proprietcrs propose, when busi-
ness revives, to supply their customers in
covered carts, which will carry the lime to their
doors, and will be saving of labor and ex-
pense. The time will come when the work OF
rebuilding the city will be resumed, and the
demand for superior article Of lime will be
then greatly increased. Messrs. Olney & Co.
have wisely prepared for this event. and the
prises that will be soon inaugurated, and which
will make Charleston as prosperous as she
was in the past. Her business men are not
despondent, and if the example set by Messrs.
Olney is followed, the desired end will be sooner
attained.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-03
BY q. B. OAKES.

Gentesl Modern Built Residence, No. Sc
Harel-street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-03

Fine Thres-Stoyy Wooden Eouse, Slate Roof,
on Brick Basement, two doors from Upper
Market
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
- >GrzAGN ASAS.
- >GaANS ASAS.
EAGLE WORKS
Manufacturing Co.
FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURK5
p. w. GATES, President

Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
EvapOratOrs,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Mills.
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines.
Lathes, Planers, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses.
Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing.
Office, is Canal Street,
CHICAGO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
COLLECTORS Sale.
rOTICE rs HERR BY GIVEN, that

AROTICE Is HERR By CIV IN, tha{
in ! William @. HaZelrigg. Col ector of
the City of EvansvIl e, between the hours
OF and II o'clock An, and and O'CLOCK
PM, on
FRIDAY, THE Esd or JANUARY. 1868,
win sell. at public auction. at the door of
the COurl II Cuse. in tile ciiT Of evansville
Inoiana the following LOIS parts OF Lots.
anC parcels OF Real Estate and Improve
ments. assessed tor the payment OF City
Taxes for the year 1867, due from the own
ers thereof. TO the city OF Evansville, sald
taxes being now due and unpaid, ana for
the cost OF said sale. and that the sale VIII
be continued on the next day following,
viz: Saturday, January the 9th, 1868, at
2 O'Clock pm at the door OF the Court
House, in Evansville, for the purpose OF
sellI such property as may have been
sold on the day first above mentioned. ana
not paid for:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
r l G (hrs on 4912x1481a $ 2

EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Keller DC und Is lower part of
2S7 feet wharf property, be-
tween Pine and Leet Streets
ohio River .'........'. $500 I29 60
Sauer l q (hrs on 4915xI4S15 s e p 80 Y
a IL. Il ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11


IA, The high water In the river
Is beginning to threaten the freight
saepofand trucks of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad over In East
Omaha. Dir. Cooper, the owner OF
the eating house over thsres WAS Ia
the esEx yesterday altern con, locking
up t0I,ls 70 rooyH his building back
from the EiyeT.--O5ta&laa fsef3.
Tlaus out Of their own mouths DO
they condemn themselves 1t was
but The other day THAI the Issp4Ili-
can Was hoasting thai the terminus
of the easlcago & Northwestern Rail-
road was at Omaha, On the other
aide sfths Missouri. In the above
ha saakss the admission that tha de-
pots and rhe terminus of the raad
are III Council BTutfs. But sayb the
Ieepisbla r1sa, .'tl1e high vlter in the
river i beginning to tar@aten tho
Freight depot and tracks Very
we'll, lct 1t threaten let It rise until
! ii cuts away the banksa drives the
depot and tracks back On the higher
| ground, win ii hengaton lha We
| rather think not. 1t only lessons
your chances for remaining river
town. II the river cuts over this
way, and washes cut the banks, II
| will only have a tendency to leave
| You 'shlgh and dESyn an is.tes..er, in-
stead ola river town. We say he,
I her cut. How do You Ike the pros
| pect for the future If the cutting
sheald continued Ne
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

Thar Roll OF CARrETfSo In
'front.' al the store els. A. MEeEATH
a Co. drew our attention 50 mach
that We concluded TO take peep an-
aida Of che store. We went In and
to our eye saw one OF the nsatast and
best arranged stores IN the city, and
as fuT goods we can make no essi-
matte Of their quantity or value,
suffice II tosay that ths store 10 full,
both u goods and Customers, which
Indicates that Msgeaeh IN a good
buyer and good seller, and that the
people have found 1t out, Those
who have moi found out this fact
would do well to read their advex-
tisenlant and then give them call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

- =
Is |: = - !.
i Rnkc3anG rEipsF. : Hhey.lne4 ~
pspE j, :. y.
u ssA 81 ~ a ~ 80. 81 Y
We thank our cotanfp q ~
81 = " ~ NJ kind not1ae. Aad
cunxrx1zee hsln upou - nsafle1
lzsgnoFslnsnt whiea has 6een saadlaa
ia Bis paper slnce laat WlntEs nd
have no d4nht INT with tha libsal
support which las oauM te recsays
fsoEn the capital city, that be would
rival tha Ssata Hsgisar, no&with-
standing III has the State printing
and al chs sbealings incident there
10. We say TO the people of Des
Afosnes, and AL others who want 2
paper from ths capital. take sha
Aatssssassss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

i = -, q h 80 u trser.,tsl,s,
49, 1890 s, 49, 81 80. -
e 60 e. .lsssss sss,s,sgs $500 tyllYs
g 49, $500, ps,s . ,vs,sA 4, srIsit
. i. 800 I, -
M s,.,,,sir ~ "a hsssa NJ II 4 sl,osl.
mi s sals n IN srs,ssss n ii r,.sre hi
- s,,s,s-ss1 ,,a ,,ssy,sss ii TON II
IA sny 4 ~ = I,owfinc nffks
' M I s-has. Roxsan ssid fond
Murpsy. 800
IA r,av,a Il fb,nrian. fsAsas 81 fhe
' a -, ,snIlsa, x,ns arrested
wednasaay egansrg, Charged with
assauIs ting his Wis Ard Mn ], pyer
With intent 10 LII, 80 81
"a, gaatianlan ii Chs, ,eusa. ysasee,
II stasea. laas eantxactssa wish shs t..
=. n u. toIearsy quartz . Us Mis-
sosaaI liver &C sIairlS.taTe aaa = heaf
asllsra psr ton a j
Reron 9on Kaassexoss, Secretary &C
.sire. Pgussaas I ,srasion as Niasbings
son, and hi yiaaor de srsssia, 81
France, ara reported 70 In ena yiait
la Danyer. rs Il
RI i eoaadantl an pecfe<a that she
- : - - a - 4
aakS wan Dc Eaa on VI sssvra 49,
of the IT. y. D. r.. fEasaa SakTaEnasaso
ito Ram, In Nevada, BY sise 18th o.
18th sf the present faassssh. @
The trial OF JEFFERSON Davis Il now
set for the ath Of October. III Il nos
|ilkeay ii WIN ever lake place. aa
Tbo ,,e,,s 81 s,,,s,ss,,i ees.,os, IA, Ii
,bs ,,,s,r;q::sr, non, a,r,atf,v me-. III
81 49, e, ~ "a Ignag 2 80
T5a 4 I H. - =. al. so.t. .yo.3ss
have s,,st,sr,f,4(, qr /. m g.
eo.tne of exclss datsesa. aud tlarss
hundred men have been thrown suI
Of employ melt. - - - 5tss
A New Yorxealssatsas eOaaais.s tho
oEloytne. Flali ga " sAa'
| Ataak e5aD1a3 ii the Csessai
Alcohal Igassss 81. Pallasaalss.aia cn
the 8 iisass. rIsswas stored Rith ffq
| uers, which were Destroyed Loss
S.. 0o9. Use Use 80. Z s ~ 2 z
a., 49,, :, . :. ,..,.,,x<s,.a., III,
$50, .s,....s go ! Is,,....r, 5,,s
49, T. Tobnw rroo,,,,a,fIs RI 3 e, 6. &
~ r. I, II I, = yss.ss
-. -. Yr+sr..sr.sss. - &.
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rssaIss,f .t,sr j, \ ,sss s,,iys ma. s
~ Il IL !, 80 ~, Is hsls u M J,
-. $50 -'rs - : = -
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! - =: Z. J & I, i. 4 - y I -
~ -..s eAss = I : 'ss''1.s ~ =
= nfs y eas s stsss eas s ..1 lsses
! @ 0ss ss7 s0a Z speE % sa'
f -
I We aad toe bliowing Ia . Aasag'
dispatch: -s 80 '
Ar. SieiS l,ries, one Of tie propri
eloEs OF the North Side Meschnnsl
Police while sitting Ia bis oiice las
! evening, was alcs b. q man nalas4
Edwafd q. Goopas aud 90 DANCES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

Z =
= 4 - r- T- - !. -
Z IA ~ j
~ - - 49,.
saA 80 - 1ss q. -
rs 4zssf 8ss QrrF--sssss al $50 s4
= S{9S
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III ..... ~ 80. - .ss
fsia YI2kfs ID bfltliSsss u shessfri
Z s ss = Tss.a
M ss.ss . = ! $500 4 81 ssss 90 . ss
4 -. 3. - s:ss - ~, = II y ssss
ahs ~ Ss.as q Issts " tIax rsseassas o.. e
IL snssd iar u rsrposss there's spnIe sds ssa
sFs z: =. es. 49, q sssss sss
sssssssa -. - ~. ss&sk. 1yss. pYa n saaA
kIaassatk ktfifoaa " s.a y w ., 60
Is - slsns ~ va(lss 81 tas pes lAss Rivsss
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esEtfe ~ " tA fhV eDnxent ~ U6hkstS& % IN 49,
slsls sssssts ss.ssd d iss s.sls % IS sssss
\ n ..s ~ s.ss as - ss : go - r.
wssiz ssalpssss ssesepssTexs set4ss - sid fdsas
stshn aFss years 80 al 9 m.ss f go
pn r. bsiqfe the arst dag ss bessnshg }fd6 and
y Wnxsskss aaxA oensEnt . - e sh*-s
gagsIon wsf gsf sa ey RR NEs AP9fss ~ 4 III 89,
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i gssa&s Ia SO - 4 4 ssss 81 q2f agss ssxs&a
1 wnsrsAx. ssid &esxnk. FSff DszaanfA es = 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

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- 4 4. 49,. s..s,s = ~ - -
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80 j u s..ssss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

soos 10 sx in rHE flsLp. Hone
HanEy Clay Dean, Of this State, is
announced 10 opea the eanapai gR 10
wsssara Virginia on the 7sh insL
Mr. Dean has 9 reputation as 3
Democratic crater that has reached
across the Atlantic to the great
countries Of Europe, and there =
every reason to belieSe that the e.
forts he will put forth in behalf Of
Democratic principles, measures
and men, viii have telling easei
apoa chs people oi Western Vir'
ginIa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

- wVfBESEK oF BesTR Ess. One Of
= ths - evidences Of sAebusaness OF
= a go or nlk& wss. uav sa5ely assv
same, Ia 4 6noaas oAgnail rnattss
~ co21ng 10 pa ealxied rom the pest
Oh - Aeres and ~ esfaessse Of shs
businss do'at Geursa Bats, ms
en- ease tafke pin ar smSn sacks
tAsfnre sasG1sed nom, he baggags
w evenw tiuaa q Saia arrives
ar nparte1Sn tiss railroads. RUM
J nj brths buth, eesl ana wess,
froR this cfe1 1t Is tidy atonisis-
in1 ben Z stop TO bnssisr me
md eserisasly. AadA~e are REALS
" wonder as 70 where Ii III.
eoGee from and where II ali goes 10.
s1xze nn6iiy 4 day psssses shss
ths1s6 .ASbt k4g5 II stxty sacks 81.
sxhAxDxxes gpttc1s4 szNejU cur pot
w1DD 1161 (iQpa " e.
- Add 10 this the waGea Loads q
sxpre~ assisiag slAily, witheai
t ed, we =
- = - ~ - ~ -. ~
sssssuussNaes1xsks W. sAssaeluo ~ ~
have osn1inied sl,as tAessl y astualfa
- - III u, ~ 49, u ! anssit,
al H1nn S1H<aewn eur ~ -.
izsns atn us1uo11t -. 81
.sAmX nne1D skss -
49, - - 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

!. - -
sEE
-: :. : = =
=. - - 20 : 3 4 ss - syss
!. :. % - 1u1fs
e - s1n -
80 aexxssta sow ~sss
.e.. :. - - sset sExeh anss
: - SO ssissasoss 49, -. - = : -
- asasssss. 80 {. - -
y 90. MATED ssstss niasxses esars
!. - = : r. 4 NsIues adioaYaea % Ike
-. 3 ,ss g. s.
- .sr-- 80 So a.
ssex - We a0faC& ~ VI sss'a1 ssSe~
! -; a. hssxiesi aFiss lakiiA sw .
erSlf = wooa'' aud win BIN One
4 or sseoupss says p sd 70 !
sss5ss azA afeasa @aa Asl : a
! ap.s,.,.ax sT..r. a. The heusSs
= !. asaesrsea ID ssDablssA 70.
a.x .ad win kesp standing fsr ;
- aaxs. me Kegistry L.v, passed
! h.a.h. !, . ~ nadicsi Legislature ef
i6wa Read II ana Ds sasS Aha
fal6a iss reaairssnsnss and sans se :,
scurs year vote. -
= g Is. = =.
y = noeaes sas ns 80
pillars and caps, is 2 I. s ~ '' aoas y =
u Phillips ID Oesa aasss saaaa q " =
we're placed in paaiaiaaa slaa morn
sna Mr.. PAlllins expects 70 be
ae;ng business in Ais ncw room In
-. 49, t.,;rts d.xs Z. - -
- -----.--.--s...-s.s-s-.----->-~---ss
swy,w sux~-4yyc notice chat oar cid
friend G. r. smith, IS still IN alsx
Proauee purchasing business at his
old stand d, Bancroft street. Tllaae
! ha sagi = ssheas, Cssa-os say e.hes
|, had of srodass ssx ssae, 81 daslr.-
sna to store any gosds, wesla do
ven % gise hial.a cali. J
-. - -. - .-,--- ~ -
ss.s -. -. -. - : 80, ~
,.....as !. -, sn.s,.s,,s,s,ns va.
,,alr..l.s ). and i "a. /, wiss. 10 purchase
saytfaing In the silver li,.e. Or i good
waEeh. elock. violin or guitar, 60 tr
z,,unIv III tha things aAaya faes,.
TONED, snd q tasousand others no,
mentioned, on hand. Read his ad.
yertisenaeut in another column, aad
then % and bag soaae sf'haa wares.
p.p.- - ~ 80
: : - ] - 80 r ! ~ = !.
re-. = -, r. -. $,
!. 80 : - ~ - :, !
- s,a.s - ''s - ~ 90. -, : - - : $.
'sss'l.,s., ''. .s''' ;. '.i.- -
-, ~. = -, -
sold In this city last year tban d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

kRIISEST AsuEsH los. ~~~ The
vaher dag gs.efpf our pseac hsrs was
lanlsiing fsasah az street. corner, i
iagassIat secret societies, aHd espes..
isa4Iy bitter againsa Massins and odd
Fellows Dssiug n Init in yhe mo
ration, i ialsAlsst, u4prvfenaing
ysnsg nsaal addresses the speak
Z sslF. orc yea, Or lraye ypu eEesI
been, . Masoa ar an Old ksIlsssg
!. ~ have asss ass ale proaaps
rspay.
ssrhems perhap< eonsinasd the
snt<srogsEss, you win ui,iigs ~ by
telling how nsueIi ron kslnw about
either 81 isless fausssaas Which yea
.ises,aanas A. xea haxe never
lseels . nntanhsrs Ii siFjkss ase tbai
xbas knDwies1gs Oh tie sahjsss
|fan$s bsssElealkssi. !
s'fhs repy iass ans beea ohtaidesl
ys Z soria gftI, j Democrat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

go asE a@SsaS ga o17s@a ia sea*0 ea@s Sn%
"a siap hspAsk 9esl sgaIH& ths.P people
Of Galeua Cor voting the DEMOCRACY
ic ticket so soon after the action of
2 "a ca sss sayeqdea ~ sIaaslug
she inaa Who so often DECLARED thar
hisssk ambition wasae be MayW
Of 4lcna. What's NShe matter,
nj hlor SHY doa1s you speak
ous Havgus yoa heara frnm Orc.
~~ goo and GSxana yets k@ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

~ SgzAA Lie bLGkk SAAlklkS We W.T.
rough TN our reply TO DIR. Warner l
Scgirrflous bfliingsgata appealing In
that paper last Thursday. The BIT
8EE would display better tassesif II
woaIsl devote 0zte half OF its aiyfczz
90 Mr. Warner, ard take to Itself
the other hail. gofraare5. -
Now, neighbor Of the Noaparcsl,
Why can't you tell the trusha We
did not say a single word aboiis yoar
being rough IN our tyous) reply to.
Mr.. Warner. = Ne merely called
attention 10 the fact chat Instead of,
rspIyiag to The material points In
his Letter, yoa dodsed thezn and at
seapse<l 70 raise an issue between
Mr.. Waraer and yourself relative 70
- earrsltsa D pass book. Yoar1
quarrel aud Mr.. WarreT's about the,
pass book, nsisher wa, o. the people,
have any intsress In but wa hasal
an interest liz Knowing whetheE E.
+, BuEyiick i q defaaiter 20 tho coan
! ty, and we. don't Enean TO let yon
draw attention tram that question
By raisnlg side Issues with the mean
bers OF tho committee, the. Board 0l
Eapervissss, che BUsEEs o. any one
Iaease. You said that : "a, !. Burdick :
EognGiaI career and charactef ~ aa
issynest man has been triun1phansls
vsatiicats<l. We asked nNhep and
where has II bean vindicatedgT We
asked you % show the inaecuracy In
Mr.. Warner'sfagures and statements
Yosl did net show thems The peo-
pie viii NOT receive the s,ntrutilfa
article which We copy above. ~ q
reply 70 our queries, uras satisfacto-
81 III relation 10 ahe charges made
against aiF. Burdiek. II tho eiitor
lcaanot show any iraaeuracy III Mr.
I WaEneFss ssatsfzsents, nor answer
tfe questions whleh We Iar0p6anded
% him we do not think he better.
| hi psxltion before mo puelic BY
stAkilg an nntrath, ~ ie has dens
In the assicie copied above. Il.
~ ssa ~ ssaas--s- 4ss--s@~s --Aesss~-s--~~ ii Ssa
aFockssp1pxxs meeting. TN
n1eeting Of the ssuslrhstsisrs Of til
/ Isaneil Hun 4Aad 81. 1osss,h RAN
4 mad C0npsnv, fux he purpose d
IL La -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

- 49, VS. notice the iron bases
p;ilass and caps, Tor sl,e FROST of Z
il. Phillips j Goa asss bsaaaiuga
wsre placed in paaiaiaaa shaa morn
I'm. AIr. Phillips expects 70 be
doing business in Ais now room r.
less sAan thirty d&ys. 80. q 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

7 Rsassrnx Lax ---kax the heushs
r. IN osasersed se tspablasA 70.
Oar. aad win leap sssadiag fw :
fsw aays, tae Registry Lsv, passed
! hy4the IAsr Radical Legislature es
fowa. Read 1t md Big sure and
sfsl6R iss requirements and thps se'
}axssxy,a xfssrr vote. Eag 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

! rxx Dated stssss nhsxies esass .
!, i D<s Moines adiossasa % slss =.
- = " - - : SNAa78 kSs@ { - Ne

- - us notice aa article geang tiae
! - "a hssdest ssFiSa la<ifM saw .
,e :. = WOOD aud s'Nin sito,S Que
= ss.r sscoxnps'' ssys b. s'saNsd Jscs
-. - Sidnlt MIN nary rcd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

SrogsaK. We notice that gar old
friend c. T, Smith. Is still in alas
Produce purchasing basiaass At hia
old stand % Bancroft STREET, Thaae
! hasiag Mheas, Csssa-o~ say eshea
kisd &C prodase fer ssaes 90 dsslT'
ssng to store any gosds, weald Dc
.mell % give hialza cali. Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
ron Ar LARGE.

) laasral Glasgow, the candidate
FOR Electog at Iasga On the Repu5lI1l
ecstn tfeEes, isii1viIaf To he present
ana divide time as tliess fiaeetiflsss,
that bbshsisies may be presented 20
tue people. "a.
neni6cTatic papers IA the STATE
please copy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-02
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THE GEORGIA RAILRoADs.-A report which
was quite generally published in the papers Of
Georgia in reference to union of the Musco-
geo Railroad, from Macon to Columbus, with
the Savannah Central Railroad and also with
the Montgomery Railroad, appears by the fol-
lowing, which we cut from The Macon Tele-
graph, OF the 3Oth Juno, to be without founda-
tion 30 far as the Muscogee Railroad is con-
cerned. It had the appearance Of o brilliant
stroke on the part Of Mr.. Valley, OF the Cen
tral Railroad, but it would seom from what fol-
lows to have come to naught:
There has been q great deal said, OF late
about the merging OF the Central and Musco-
gee Railroads. It was confidently stated that
the Central Road has proposed to lease the
Muscogee Road for ninety-nino years, and that,
in short while, the Muscogee Road would be
nothing more or less than a portion OF the
western end of the Georgia Central Road.
Under this favorable showing of the Muscogee
Road it's stock went up like rocket, and it
was generally believed that the merging oil
the road with the Central would soon place its
stock on par with any in tho State.
II the much talked Of consolidation OF the
two roads WAS really soon to take place, the
Muscogee stock would have commanded the
same price in the market as that OF the Central
Road; but will the reader beliovc it, when We
assure him that the Central Railroad Company
has made no proposition 10 lease the Muscogee
Road for ninety nine years orlany other length
Of time. Neither has the Muscogee company
made such proposition to the Central Road.
There has been no negotiations pending be-.
tween the two roads, and all that We have heard
to the contrary notwithstanding was baldfaced
humbuggery. Isn't 1T rich?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-02

The COTTON CRoP.-We lay before our read
ers, says the Savannah Republican, the follow
ing interesting extract from letter from an
intelligent planter in Southwestern Georgia:
You merchants all go upon the general stim-
ulation of prico, and soy as much will be made
as last year. This shows great want OF ref1ec-
ton, md ignorance Of the actual condition OF
things IN the country. It presupposes oyery
planter backed by an unlimited supply OF the
means and material necessary TO mako cotton,
&c. The planter may want ever 80 much to
make cotton, but IN the first place he thinks of
cotton last year, and remembers how he was
caugh., and n sad experience wsrrs him to %,
cautious. In the next place, prndbh:: Or T}at
full for this s'excess of cotton to be put In"
:, Now TO- know. something my own
case-had-I been ever 30 much disposed,
could not after the first of February have plant
ed ono single acre more than originally intend
ed in cotton, and why2 Because the labor could
not be had. ,t ia as
William Bryce & Co. say "ss large q crop
respondents, for whose opinions they have the
groatest respect, say 'sNo." So the only testi-
mony worth one cent is disregarded. There is
vast quantity less al cotton in Southwestern
Georgia this year than last. There is less stock
and far less labor to cultivate 1t, and that labor
not nearly so efficient as it was tho past year.
have observed great deal this season,
and must tell you that the. people are paying e
more attention to corn and hogs-ar planting
much less cotton; that as general thing tho
crops do not look we'll, the cotton particularly
having been injured by the excessive rains; not
the case with nlc, as I planted late. The Same
is the casc all over the country. i know, no
mater what impressions may be made to the
contrary, that O large crop cannot be made this
year, and il price is to depend upon the size oil
our crop, then it will be good.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-02

TIE NEW York STrAMERs.-The steamshp
Monterey, Of the 'sLeary Line, !" for New York,
left her berth yesterday with q full freight and
a large compliment Of psssengers. She had
1881 barrels potatoes. 1O7 boxes vegetables;
759 boxes peaches, 1868 sacks wheat, cotton,
naval stores md anndries. forming large
and valuable freight, and gives good evidence
that the Southern people are multiplying their
industry and working forward to bright and
prosperous future. She had also a. large pas
senger list. The Monterey forms a line with
the saragossa-both large carriers and supe-
rior vessels aid Messrs. Ravenel & Co., the
agents here, are affording shippers every IA
cility tosend forward their freight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-02

EXTRAORDINARY BREAD.-Mrs. Price, O wor-
Thy lady Of summerviile, has invented what she
styles the Palmetto Yeast Cakes-and, without eI-
ceptIon. the lightest, handsomest and most eatsbc
bread ever eaten In this State is the result We saw
rolls yesterday, made by little girl thirteen years OF
age with these yeast cakes, airy as sponge cake aud
just as palatablc. Such an addition to the cuisine
from Southern source deserves patronage. We
learn hat tho yeast cakes are for sale by oil grocers.