rUyO THE PUBLIC.-Having, in c,nnexion w,t
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TVNO THE PUBLIC.-Having, in c,nnexion wlih

 Il the propretors of the other Presses, signed uniform tariff of charges cotton in order to com- ply with the repeated solicitations of both Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perplexity caused by so many different rates, deem il due to ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing.

 The T ariff differs from the one published by in

 the early part al the season, in but two items Of l- portance, to wit: Planters Storage and Drayage

 from wharves to Press. In relation to the first

 item we have adopted the rate universally preferred by the Planters, while were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed thenise,e entirely satisfied. In relation to the second we had only agreed 10 dray from our wharf at 5 cents per hale an inducement To have cotton landed there.

 Had Planters complied rigidly with their promis- | es to we have with promises to them, there

 would have been no necessity for a change n this

 item As, however, with few exceptions, they have

 quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in con

 sequence of which have been compelled pay 124

 and l5 cents Ter bale to have it drnyed down, and

 cannot get II done at that, we feel justified in consenting to the 10 cents drayage.

 We, however, had another and stronger motive | Tn view. The sp-town whar6ngers for some tune

 past have been in the habit of paying all the extra

 expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to

 wharves, but landed on theirs, in order to get the

 wharfage of the balance of the cargo, and compel

 10 do all the long drayage. tf. We place ourselves in position tp resist this ar- rangeBent and deprive them of any Inducement to continue it, consented to put up drayage, know ing that the aggregate charge could be made the same to the planter by taking of the wharfage with

 which the other presses had nothing do, aud in days paper willbe iourd notice this effect By this we keep our faith to the coantry, and show to

 the parties up town what they may expect so long as they play the grab game. and seek to deprive down | tswn of its fair share of business. 9qp1'

 We understand that we aye accuses of having gone { into a combination by this arrangement. In regard

 to the other Presses cannot answ erfor curse es

 we have only to say 1t is true. And If any

 doubts he iacI let him give order the other Presses for Cotton, and he will ascertain wheth- CT or not there exists combination. s

 We have no tear that course will be censured by any intelligent liberal minded merchant or planter. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES,

 ian25 Independent Press.

 TNDEPENDEN PRESS WHARF NOTICE . 1-The Planners and Merchants notified that the Wharves attached to this Press open free

 for all Cotton received on them from after this day. (ian25) GREEN, CASEY X JAMES. 0J- The Dafl,s Gazette, Greensboro Beacon. .Wetumpka Wing, Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eutaw Whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Her aid will please publish and send accounts above. | WHARFAGE.

 TUyHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama are l II hereby notified that on and after this day, no Wharfage will be charged on COTTON land, on | St, Louis street Wharf and all wi,aryes above. r Cotton landed on W harves between St Lonis aud

 Cont streets, VIII be charged cents per hale. jan27 49tf FETTlPLACE' & GOODMAN. Ds- The Dallas Gazetie, Greensboro' Beacon {. Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Euaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald i, will please publish aud send accounts 10 F& G,