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J. AlSBROOKS, for Factors Press.

 PETER A. REMSEN. for Union Press.

 N. W. PERRY, for Planters Press. ts GRIFFITH X WALKER, Shippers Press.

 T DeYAMPERT, State Press.

 ALEX, M CARR, Walkers Press. F.C HEARD, for Mathews Press. I Is4.. GREEN, CASEY JAMES,

 jan24 47gw Independent Press |. THO THE PURLIC.-Havng. in c.nnexioH with \ the proprieors of the other Presses, signed uniform tariff of charges cotton, in order to eo- ply with ihe repeated solicitations of hoh Factors ! and Shippers, to relieve them from the perplexy caused by many different rates, we deem Il due 10 ourselves to assign our reasnns for ,loins. s,s The I arif differs from the one published by US in ihe early part of lhe season, in hut two items of n- poriance, to wit: Planters' Storage and Drayase from our wharves to Press. To relation to the hrst iiem have adapted the rate universally preferred ] by the Planters, while we were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselves entirely satisfied. In relation tn the second we had only agreed 10 dray from wharf at D cents par bale inducemcnt to have cotton landed these. Had Planters complied rigdly with their pranis. es tn Us as we have wh our promises to them, there would have leen no necessity fga change in ih,s item As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed mp town, in con. sequence of which have been compelled pay l2t | and 15 cents per bale To have h drayed down, and cannot get n done al that, feel justified | in consening lo the 10 cents drayage. =. We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. The sp-town whar6ngers for some 1iu'e past have been in the habit of paying all the exra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to das wharves, but landed on thei,'s in order to get tho wharfage of the balance of the cargo, and compel ss to do all the long drayage. .,-.-.5-4 &

 We place ourselves in position r resist ihis ar engagement and deprive ibem of any ,nduceinent te continue it, consented to put up drayage, know 1 ing that the aggregate charge could be made the same to the planter, by taking o tue wharfage, with which the other presses had nothing io do, and in days paper will be found notice te this effect. By l this keep our faith to the couniIy, and show ie the parties up tnwn what they may expect iong they play tho grab game. and seek to deprive dowa l ,swn of its fair share of business. ..,. We understand thai are eceusei of having Kose | into a combination by ihw arrangement. In regard to tho other Presses cannot answer-for purse Ives have only 10 say it Is not true. And 1T any ones doubts the fact, kt him give order shs e,her Presses for Cton, and he will soon ascertain wle,h. CT not theie exists combination | We have no lear that our course will be censpssh by any intelligent ar liberal minded merchant er | ,lanter. GREEN, CASEY JAMES, M ian2H Tndepe pendent presaa