, 1869-07-12
GEORGIA.;
Southern Terminus Of the Cincin-
nat Railroad.
Rebuilding Of Atlanta.


Citizens In the location OF the Southern t.r1n,uuy
OF the Cincinnati railroad 1t Ctastxnooca. 81 tho
selection Of nny other point wpuld hare thrown It
ont OF the elrcct Line OF trsde and nade It ruboe.
dtt ate to Eestcsu or Neatern rtFA1x This subject
WIS not only considered OF Vita importance to
Atunis. hut also TO the sth,e Of 8eorgta. So much
70, IN fact. that Governor bullock vt1Eed Ctn-
clnnati In Nav. IN COMPANY with Colonel z. HUI
bert conceded 10 be the best railroad GuPcrlnten-
<lInt In the South. aud used alf the 1un1cnte Al
1her dispoeal to secn7r the Southern terminus II
Chattanooga The assistance which these two
gentlemen gave chattanooEn undoubtedly had
very great weight with the Cln'
CIlnuti people, for while Governor Dul-
lock md Colonel Hubert were really
deeply interested IN having The ROAD come 10 a
ponf fhnt WouId greatly oenent Georgia. they np-
peHred to bc rsther iuphfttA Spectators Of the
struggle between NAEhvilict Chattanooga and
Enoxsile- Chattanooga WAS certainly the on15
proper point to mike the boutheTu connection
from Cincinnati: but In . ein2le-handed struggle
With her more powerful and wealthy HsAlA, with
merit only 10 buck her claim, would have been
likely 10 lose but for this timely assistance from
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