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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

We have been permitted to make copy Of
tue following letter from Fung Yee, attaehe
Of tho Chinese Legation, to Mr.. Dc b. Ran
dolph Keim, of this city. Fung Yee will be
remembered by many In this city Us one Of
the most intelligent Of the members Of III,
Embassy, and who was an earnest seeker aftel
knowledgei
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Mr. J. 7. Cook, City REGISTER, yesterday, ~
fused to countersign any more checks for the
Mayor until the oyerdraft In the National
Bank was covered, and there were funds to
the credit Of the corporation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
Special Notices.

nays STRAWBERRY FEsTIyAIn ,THE
ladies nf tho uniontown Meth9disi Eplscopal
berry FESTIVAL evsr9 .9sn,ng e,mmsnoing MONDAY
MAY D, and continuing during the week. nyai.eotf
Pa~pIsIEFFbSgT 9E SDI4 M A. T 5IRh.
sloned ofaeers who verc mustered into the United
"a isTsass = oAss On e. Hif
sth Instant At Tao O'Clock /. ngHat
y \ S t'3!S y! sSaSS .Isi.I.
Month Washington, FRIDAY EyENIN0, Nay y,
os H 'T Tof Sssn d adms SSDs % cents,
Rs5g-TIB ANNUAL MEETING or THE NA.
,gg. IheooSiSh m Ip,tluss S9d ,U,RbiySgiy
land Seminary BuildinE, corner q Nineteenth and
The examination Of Tho students Is in prosress At the
sid building, aud public historical e1hlblion viii
be given AZ the ETrSot baptist church, Friday eve
H' " " =" o0'oA 2. RICHARDS, Rec. See.
piy-, TO rElsS0Ns LEAyIIN Il. Tl,IE,SLLTEl
SAVE BEPiosfT COMPANY, Sor Tp y fiiissatS
street and New York aveuue, a great eupyenienes
kinds THEFT ehsrggs sre sey reason.9e Dppi rnS
The reach Of dent and relieve your mind from Al
SnIlsy. mJai
R5y-AN APPEAL TO THE LADIES.
DECORATION DAY AT ARLINGTON
Tho committee charged with the DECORATION Of The
graves q their fallen e9mrades, a. Ariineton Come
tery on Memorial Day May 81. eaJposty appeal q the
temporarily residing in the city, for contributions Of
flowers.
10 those Of you whose deeds Of devotion and unsei.
hsh patriotism during the events Of the late terrible
war stii cherished by us, feel confident that
this appeal will not be made IN vain, and that
generous gifts will again enable 70 celebrate this
Nf Ss .ore p m No nis .asS II
A. building. hss 9een secured q degot for ,9wers
iitPGi"s' gsgsf y SS. SSsSfg &oasIsS. 3;
8th Inst, at O'Clock, to receive the contributors Of
TIC citizens rs desirable that most q the aovers
should be simply tied In bunohoa sufficiently secure 10
insure safe handling and transportation.
myS-dN HENRY Mo0RE. Chairman.
d-WAsHISfiT0N MAY q, ISzo; 4,
Banking Houses on Monday, MAY p, Decoration day
Persons having paper maturing that day will please
provide for II on saturday the 18th,
MIDDLETON a co.
LEWTS JOHNSON co,
30 RITTENHOUSR. FOWLER A co
q. A. JANIS, Cashier
j, A. RUFF, Treasurer.
CHARLES BRADLEY, Cashier
MOSES RkiLY, cssbisr, S'''''
RIGGS A 90,
ID, l. EATON, AetuAry.
JAY COOKEA co.
WIN, LAIRD. Jr., Cashier Rarmsra
mysbit and Mechanics Bank, GeorGetown, d. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

TINS ohyoHiole's lnslnuatlon that Mr.. Emery
had anything 10 do with procuring from Max
Hasselbaeh the curious Developments made
by the latter In regard TO the operations Of
Bowen's ring Cpubliahed elsewhere) Is untrue.
How the newspapers oanlo In possession Of
this interesting document b not particularly
the business Of tho Chr0'iols or the rest Of the
corrupt Bowen ring. II IL a sworn statement
aud II they can disproye tho testimony, which
has the nature Of States evidence, they had
better sOt about lt.-iSdr Of yenteSiay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

TuE roLIoE RoARD at its session yesterday
authorized Major Richards 10 increase the
number of the mounted policemen on cleo
ton dag, mud Instructed him to arm them
with navy Fnyplyen. ThlSprOmpt action d
tic board iyill doubtless be effective In pro
venting any disorder and ensgiug peaceful
slectiOu. If Ht...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Mn. SYDNEY MAMowE.-Thls evening is
looked forward to with great interest by our
play-goors generally, "a the occasion Of the
long loOkcd-for debm Of the young actor,
i'ydncy Marlowc This gentleman has created
great deal OF interest during the winter by
Ills readings in private circles, and his APP
Icarancc Is rendered by some Of our most
prominent citizens. The President and family
urc to be present, as wen us Gen. Sherman
aud several Of the Cabinet.
Mr., Marlowo Is spauiArd by birth, and I
lingulst Of some pretensions, he speaking hy'
languages iluontly. He Is said To have mad'
an extraordinary hit at his maiden perform
ance Of the same character Ia Pittsburg AbOu
about year ago. His resemblance 10 tn
elder Kean In this character Is something re
maTkable.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Mr.. George T, Downing made a speech at q
Bowen meeting last night, In the course OF
which he said that there was q conspiracy
TN foot among the business men Of Washing,
ton to attempt to starye the workingmen by
refusing to purchase their corporation orders
ct any price. lie had authority and was glad
10 announce to them that a number Of gentle
mcn at the Capitol had made arrangements
aud would purchase them dollar for dollar.
We arc glad Of this. The corporation labor
ers will now perhaps get what Is due them.
They can call and present their orders to Mr..
George 7. Downing this morning In tho res
Iaurant Of the House Of Representatives.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
Dry Goods.

Ton LOTS! Jon LOTSl
100 yards white Pi1ue, a5 cents-worth ~ cents.
9D yards White BriniAnts, Oa3S cents worth ~ cts.
$50 yards Bird-eye linen, 10 eents-worthBi cents.
CHEAPEST GOODS EVER SOLD IN WASHING
TON.
Cradle Quilts, only 30 cents apiece.
All Linen Napkins. only 81 per dozen.
All Linen Towels, Only 10 cents apiece.
Bed spreads, from 8i.b0 up.
SPECIALITY MADE OF LINEN AND WHITE
GOODS.
Ladies' and Gents HANDKERCHIEF very cheap.
Linen Drills and Ducking for Meas and Boys' Wear
Dress Goods In great variety and at reduced prices,
Silk and w0rsted Epingls, 81 per yard-worth tt.2S
Splendid goods for travelling and walking suits.
EMORY BANTER,
tstArI No. 1910 fennayivsniA avenue.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
AHIl-f1ouf.

This mornings dispatches tell us that
the Congressional Campaign Committee
has resolved to make opposition to cooIie
importations a plank in the platform.
At first glance one might lie led to think
this is begging the question; that nobody
favors eoolie importation; but that con-
clusion would be erroneous. A strong
feeling exists in the Southern States, in
favor of this trade. Last year. many
favored the plan, thinking the Southern
planters were actually unable to engage
sufficient help to handle their products.
Now, it is said hal in the main this is
not the impelling motive; but that the
policy is fostered and advocated mainly
by leading Democrats. of the unreptentant
class, partly as a punishment upon the
enfranchised Negroes. and partly on ac-
count of the old prejudice in favor of
s~eryile labor. As a party issue, however,
we doubt if the gage thus thrown down
by the Congressman will be taken up By
the Democracy in council.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

That is the caption under which Iheo-
dore Tilton discusses the stubborn man
ner IN whion Red Cloud quilted the con-
suItation lately held in Washington; and,
while the alarm is ringing in the ears of
the border settlers, that a general Indian
war is about commenced, an indiscnmi-
nate slaughter of un~ary frontiersmen
the Summer programme of Red Clouds
followers. this heariless haranguer OF the
multitude, who has some credit with the
people for forecaste, thus commends the
savage policy, in The Brooklyn Union;
The history of our connection with
The Indian tribes is one OF oppression,
chicanery and fraud. Our agents have
deliberately cheated them ont Of their
lands, and our advancing columns have
used the whisky bottle and the rifle IN
dispossessing them of their hunting
grounds. Destroy their manhood, sud
the pioneer: degnde them and then the
work is done. These arc facts, and TINS
n picture, which even so nncuItnred
minds as those Of Spotted Tai, Red
Cloud and Little Bear can nnder-
stand. Hence they speak yery plainly
to the Great Father and to the little
fathers at Washington. Being neither
5eggars nor brigands, bnt representatives
of a nrtion still formidable in Numbers,
if united, they are right in taking the po-
siilon they assume. If they are TO be
starved rs well as robbed, they might
better fight and die on the field than
perish in a corner
Oh, tha, we could see this man Tilton
and his coadjutor. Vincent Collyer, in
the region of Fort Sully. where Sherman
advised their sort to meet him! Our dis
patches this morning mention The open
ing Of the Summer campaign by the
Comanches, on the Texas frontier; and
army officers who have learned something
of the Indian character are of opinion
that a general Indian war is in no manner
averted by the recent silly performances
with Red Cloud-feasting him or fruit
and ices in the White House. Every
man who has lived on the border aida
cent to troublesome Indians knows that
the cowardly murderers are only en-
boldened by good treatment to further
asgressi5ns. A woman who has had OPP
p~ortunity to see something Of the noble
murderers-Mrs. Stackhouse-writes her
impressions from Colorado: The red
man of these regions is not the high
: falntin sprig of nobility that some peo-
pie from the East would think. Just
come out here and live awhile, and the
: red man of the forest sinks into a black
hearted, beastly cut-throat.' And not
one man in a hundred, in the East, has
so much real sense on the subject; though
all are hberal with their advice for kill
ing the cat by choking it with butter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
a o SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. June 30.
Rev. W. A. Scott, Rev T. n. Cunning
ham, and W. c. Rulston, have been
elected Trustees Of the University Col
lege.
Judge Coon resigned, on account of
i'll health. and leaves for Europe; and
Redmond Gibbons receives the appoint
ment as Tideland Commissioner.
At 10 O'Clock last night n number Of
shoemakers living in a small house on
Jessie street. between Third and Fourth,
engaged in a difficulty. during which one
of them. named VIM. Cumnins, was
shot in the left thigh with n pistol in the
hands of J.. McCabe. Policeman Ward
wen to the spot, attracted by the report
of the weapon. but made no arrest-as
the wounded man said he had been shot
accidentally, and did not wish to have
McCabe arrested.
Weather fine wind southeast. Their
mometer. at 10 am, u degrees.
Arrived this morning, steamer Consti-
tuition. with barge, from Acapulco, in
tow; Swedish bark, Aleedo; Newcastle,
with coal for Falkner, Bell & Co. steam
er Pacific, from Umpqua.
A dredge. set at work to clean away
the last of the debris lett by the blow
ing up of Blossom Rock, finished the
work lust night. II took up pieces OF
old copper which had been scraped from
the bottoms of vessels; parts of the iron
tanks in which the powder was placed,
etc. Won Schmidt will now turn the Job
over to the Government.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
UTAH.

CoRISNE. June 30.
Yesterday, at Webber Station, on the
U. p. r. r., Thos. Walsh jumped from
the express train MS it was starting, and
was instantly killed. 1t is supposed to
lie a cast of snicide, as a passenger on
the train said he saw him put his head
under the car.
The body of a young man, named Al
bert Lorenzo. a native of Russia, was
found to-day in q pond near this city.
Deceased was employed as a jeweler in
this place. He was Mt his business up to
6 p. IN. yesterday. His clothing was
found on the bank of the pond this morn
ing. and after further search his body
was discovered as above. 1t is supposed
that deceased, while bathing, was taken
with cramps and drowned. The Coro-
ner's jury rendered a verdict in accord
ance with the facts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
FROM C CITY.

VIRGINIA CRY, June 30.
The bodies of Patrick Doherty and
Manuel Alameda we're recovered from
the Yellow Jacket mine last night. The
body of Dan'l Kennedy was taken out
this morning.
Garnett. Russell and Mayo were ex-
amined yesterday. charged with COM
hitting the late highway robberies at
Gold Hill. The first were sent to Jail
the latter discharged.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

A WoRpO uR WAY.-Mnch lamentation
has been INDUCED. for the falling off Of
the American merchant marine since the
breaking ont of the war. We have been
treated to figured contrasts of tunnage.
and to the fact that the British i still
gaining, and building Of iron. Now, We
have the opinion OF a commercial person
in the East that American tunnage will
o on again take precedence. He snys it
will build mp. and Of wood, which is
preferable TO iron. Says wooden walls
are the thing; stand variations of tenn
perature better, and are preferable as
carriers. Thinks the disaster to the
City Of Boston resulted from passing,
with her walls all expanded by a hot at
mosphere, into the drift of icebergs,
whore the sndden change of temperature
broke her up
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

A FossrL REDIvIvus.-Joe Lane. who
has been dead and buried, without know
ing it. for the last ten years. is oat for
the United States Senate in Oregon. He
has taken mp the thread of his political
argument at the point at which he left off
in 1860. and is iunieting antedilnvian
Democratic speeches on the web-feet.
Lane is the man who made himself
famous by spelling God with a little
e. and swore he was correct.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM cARLIn.

CARLIS, June 30.
Eight TINS of bullion arrived here to-
day from Eureka for shipment to New
Jersey-making 399, 1923 pounds received
during the month, destined as above.
About 500 pounds Of very rich silver
ore were brought here to-day from n new
ledge. recently discovered within Z miles
of this place.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM CARSON.

Carson. June 80.
A man nnmed Billy Bowen vas arrest
ed here yesterday. charged with killing
Enoch Davis, Mt Mount Diablo. Contra
Costa County, Cal. The accused claims
he committed the deed in self-defence;
that up to the time OF the affray be and
Davis were the b. st # friends. and that
deceased pr tested agtinat proceedings
being taken against him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM Los ANGELES.

Los ASGELFs. June 30.
The Common Council this afternoon
passed resolutions for funding the city
indebtedness. The bill takes eff ct July
LIST. The amount funded will be from
50 to 500, 900. City scrip is from COG
70c-an advance on last quotations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

UENEH II
For the eonvsnirnee n business houses IN san
frnn.iseo wishing to rake their business known
in Eastern Sevada. We have employed the Sr-
v,ccs NJ Nxnox Axsrl, whn will be found at $50
e,.v s,rAet. per,ona desiring 70 contract for
s,bseriptions or advertising are referred to his
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
per cent. per an

CosrrMrrIBLE THIEvISc.-1t is very
mean Of a newspaper to appropriate an
item from a Contemporary and lead it to
appear as originals The Humboldt
Register did with The new woman's
movement. last week; and rs The Long
Island Standard did with Congress Re-
anonsible.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

A BRAVE PRIEsr.-In the Eeumenieal
Council. Father Verei. Bishop of Savan-
nah, boldly opposed the dogma of infalli-
bility. He denounced it without stint.
and declared that in his view every bish-
op who shonld vote for it would be guilty
of sacriiege. He was interrupted, and
requested to desist. He said he was the
citizen Of n Country where all opinions
are free; and that his should be free;
even in Rome. The Bishop of Ratisbon
agreed with the speaker, and said the
sentiments are those of a vast majority
of the German Catholics. Strossmeyer
also seconded the remarks. A great sen
sation was the consequence; but tue i'm
preston is that all opposition will be
disregarded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
~or,cr m srnscpfBras AM AGENTS.

Fron and after tbs date subscribers served
he .sents will be charged only 20 CENTS weekly
FOR The naiiy News. Agents outside OF Hauil-
ION. who have been chsrgins more, will please
take notlee-the paper Is "a be served Al 80 cents
-...,v eabserIbers ara requested 10 give no
tee Of any attempt to ehsFse mos'' and a change
iii he male.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND. June 80.
Gen. Joe Lane is in earnest pursuit Of
a seat in the U. s. Senate. He has made
several sp eches lately, BEGINNING where
he left of ten years ago. 1t is positively
known that he will have considerable
strength in the Legislature.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON. june 30.
The base ball match to-day. between
the Silver Stars, of Nevada, and the Oak
Leaf Club, of Stockton. resulted in the
defeat of the latter. The score stood.
Silver Stars, Sc; Oak Leaf, s.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FROM WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, June 30.
Horace Greeley declines delivering the
4th of July Grafton at Greeley, on ac-
count of impaired health.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

1t is said that a plate from which to
Issue counterfeit bonds of the Central
Pacific Railroad has been traced from
New York to Canada, thence to England
and Paris, mud there captured before the
rascals had time to print any.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

Lower IxrEnrsT.-The directors of the
Hibernia Bank. San Francisco, have de
cided to redncs their interest rate to 10
per cent. per annnn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

The Comfy Cont OF st. Lonis. Mis-
souri,. has appropriated $4,000 to ena-
BILE the United States Marshal to procure
more men, and to take the census more
speedily.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
AGENCIES.

SAY Francisco
-.gesraS novrF N. Merchants Exchange.
I'p FISHER, q and p. MeFeh'ts Exch'ge.
H ur-nsax L MESFT. Times Building.
YfsSfyT4 JANIS NeDosAIn.
rrEO-R. 2. BROOKS. Srws Depot.
s~rrrv@A n BnHz. Msin 81.
pTorBE cTTF-Cafiss Weiderhold.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
FlREMEN, ATTENTION!

V,HE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS REQUESTED
1 to hold Itself in readiness TO parade on the
Fourth of July. 1870. 1 hope that every officer
and member will be on hand at the Engine
house. at 10 O'Clock a. m in uniform.
je22 I'd WI. McBRIEN, Chief Engineer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

LIoHr cALEsDAn. There are only
about 30 cases on the calendar for the
June term of our District Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
o n FOURTH.

A IL FEDERAL. STATE. COUNTY AMI
N Municipal Officers, all Societies., and all
the Superlntendents and employees Of mills,
mines. fdrnaces. tundrirs. ETC.. etc. are invited
to confer with the undersigned. with a view 10
arrangement for their proper assignment TO
places in the procession. on the occasion of the
approaching Celebration Of Iudepend' nee Day.
Early action Of such bodies l. requested
je22-if GEO. W. BIRDSALi,, Marshal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
Hamilton, july 4th, 1870

,FHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. APPOINTED
by a meeting Of the citizens Of White Pine.
tn make arrangements for an appropriate cele-
bration Of the coming Fourth Of July. announce
that they have st lected
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01
mat Thty nave 81 ItNttu
GOVERNOR STEPHEN MILLER
Order of Procession.

OFUVT OF FIUCC55sOUs
The procession will firm al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, on Main street, right resting on Ham
ilton street. axd facing south.
THE POLICE.
Consisting oil the three City MArshAls: Thomas
Coleman. of Treasure City; W. W. Smith. Of
Shermantown. and jos A. Dumnrs, Of
Hamilton, with their badges Of
office and ~roseties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

First Division.
Grand Marshal and Chief Aids.
Band.
WOLFE TONE GUARD,
Captain O@foole.
Chief Engineer and Assistants Of the Hamilton
Fire Department.
Hyman Engine Company, No. !.
Car Of State.
Liberty Hose Company No. l.
Hamilton Hook and Ladder Company. No. /.
Second Division.
President Of the Day.
Orator Of the Day.
Poetess and Reader.
Reader Of Declaration of Independence.
Chaplain.
In carriages.l
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
In Carriages
Boys Cars o. State.
Federal Officers.
State Officers.
county Omcers.
Municipal Officers Of Treasure City, Sherman.
town and Htmiltou.
In Carriages.l
Third Division.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
LINE OF MARCH.
Tho line. after forming. will march mp Main
to Eirginia str ct; thence TO Treasure street:
down Treasure 10 Hunter street: along Hunter
tn Main; down Main 10 Broad. where the line
will counternarrh up Main 10 Dunn street;
along Dunn TO Mil; up MIL street TO the stand
ON the flaza fronting the Courthouse.
Citizens and all sujourners in our county are
invited 20 participate in ihe procession and cole.
hration Of the gith AnniY' rsary Of our Nations
Declaration Of Independence.
By order. GEORGE W. BIRDSALL,
Je30-td Grand Marshal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-01

Citizens of White Pine County
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-22
IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE AT savAss.s-The

Savannah Advertiser says:
tt has been discussed for some tir.e as proDa.
ble and feasible project to be under taken oy tne
Central Railroad, to run track from the depot 70
the river, at some point near tie canal, ana II
has generally been supposed that the track wOold
mn through Fahm street.. 1t now appears. now
ever, tuaL il such plan was ever entettalneo ~
ne company II has been abandoned. and the TRACK
win not be broup ht 10 any point tins SIDE OF lne
capaL large tract OF land containing 21T acres
and having river front Of 500 lees, has recently
bcep purchhs.d by the directors, at etst OF
sac co., rhe possession Of this property gives tne
conasry NOT only q way to carry their truck 70
nj kef. but most eligible site FOR sEiP canai
on basin mp to the main line OF the road. AT pres.
ent however, 1t is only contemplated TO iay
rack from a point where the Augusta hoao
crosses the Central Railroad track to the river al
point ust west OF the old mill site, 10 put uo
substanIial wharf along the entire 'front.' oi the lot
recently. purchased, an'i 10 make suco otner iin-
proyemenrs as are necessary for the accommoaa
Zion Of vessels Doubtless in short time wnatl
she ds and cotton warehouses Will be erected py
the company at this point, and as q NECESSARY
consequence OF the great revolution IN lie mode
OF making through shipments Of cotton, presses
will also have to he ereo ed there. The COTTON
viii then be rolled from the cars, u 80 deslreu,
directly INTO the cotton presses, ana tnence On
ahipboard, with NO drayage AID no miduiemeh.