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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
TERRITORY OF IOWA,2
MuscATINE County,.

NUSCATINE COUNTY.
District Court-Iioceai5er Term, 1912.
DAs,EL ST.. Oars,)
Assumpat.
Jouv M JoSrs
g PROCESS Of attachment issued from the above
(! court on the 5th of October, A. ID. 1912, for
S55 co. and unless the defendant shall appear and
plead before the next term of the said court, iudg-
ment will be entered and the property so attach
cd will be sold to satisfy the same.
]. G. MORROW, Clerk, D. C.
j. B. BAHKER, Atty. for plaintiff:
Dec. %, lS42-S-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
TO THE FARMERS OF MUSCATINE, LOU
ISA. AND CEDAR COUNTIES.

ISlf, tK.ND OLD-11t W O1V TIT
a LII indebted to me by Note or Book ac., can
"a have an opportunity ofpaying me Within two
weeks from this date in good Fall Wheat, or clean
Flax seed at my Store. After that date will be COM
PEELED 10 have the money. A. DUNSMORE.
N. B. Having sold out my stock of goods, and de-
string pay my debts hope every person that owes
me will come forward and pay. a. u.
Bloominoton Oct ID lS42-5O-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23

r~rJas. Watson Webb, Of the New FORK Cour-
Ter snd Enquirer, was sentenced 10 two years i'm
;risoamcn. at Sing Sing. for leaving the State for
the purpose of accepting challenge from the Hon.
T4os. F. .I4tshai, ana has been pardoned by Gov.
Seward.
MARRIED, On ltr lith OF Dec, by the Rev.
lr Goldsmith CHARLES WESTON. ESP. to
Mis-, LOUISA, d,a 5Atct Of John y. lIacklot, Esq.
laIat ullnaniIi.
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NOTICE

z hereby given, that shall offer for sale, at the
Il Court House in Bloomington, on Saturday the
7th of January next, between the hours of 10 and
o'clock of said day, the following lots to satisfy
the Corporation Tax:
oiS II vol ac tho aroncrtu Of MnScs { ouch
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23

II AST1NGS & RICHMAN have removed their
4 Office from the old stand to the Coutt House
where they may hereafter be found. Sept Is
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23

~'NDOW-GLASS AND PUTTY.
IL boAES Window Glass, assorted. For
Jr,' sale. sale by J.B. DOUGHERTY.
July % le42-n39f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
G u N NTH NC.

THE subscriber, in
thanking his former Gus
\ toners for their patron
Hage, would inform them
and the public general
ly that he continues the
above business at hi
old stand, near the court
house, where he will
execute all work in his
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
MASONIC FESTIVAL.

IOWA LODGE, No.
~, of Free and Accepted
Masons of Bloomington,
will celebrate the anniver-
sary of their patron, St.
John the Evangelist, on
the 9Th of December,
inst. by appropriate servi-
cpS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
AFFAIRS OF THE STATES.

Indiana The Legislature has adjourned with
out making provision for the payment either of
the interest or principal of the state debt. be i,
remembered this was locofoco legislature.
Neo York Gov. Seward has notified the leg
isature of the passage of an act by South Carroll
ma prohibiting any vessel OF New York, or any
other state (save South Carolina) from leaving the
waters of South Carolina without being searched
for saves) by the authorities OF the last named
state. This law, which is to take effect on the LIST
of May, is intended in part 10 retaliate upon New
York for giving fugitive slaves the right Of trial by
jury Don't South Carolina wish she could touch
Vermont in that same way. In default of this,
John C. Calhoun holds Vermont up to the world
little poor, Insignificant state, without any for
eign commerce. Well--we are willing that Yer
mont should be called any thing but state which
denies to any human being the right of trial by ju.
ry
| Virginia On the Ilih an unsuccessful attemp,
was made in the Legislature to elect governor
Edward Watts (whig) 81; VIM p. Taylor (nulli-
fer and locofoco) 81 Scattering 2.
Louisiana. Resolutions, calling upon the Gen.
eral Government to take early and efficient meas
ures for the liberation Of the Americans captured
at Sanle Fe and to demand reparation for insults
and injuries to the American consul, have beer
passed unanimously.
Maryland SLouery.-The presses and peo
pie many of them, utterly dsnpprove the proceed
ings of the Shareholders Convention. "The stat,
is full of agitation, and slavery is tottering." 81
says Washington letter, and we hope truly
When The slave States will take up this subjec
and discuss it, it is matter for deep and universe
rejoicing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
PROBATE NOTICES.
DANIEL RoBTNsONs ESTATE.

DANIEL ROBINSONS ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
l. Probate Court fo the ID strict Of Lamoille, Commits
soners 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims and de-
manis of all persons against the Of Daniel Robin
SON. late Stowe said District deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto do hereby
cc that said estate represented and the term
OF six months from the 7h day OF February A ID. 1872
is allowed by said Court the creditors of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before us-and
that will attend tire duties OF appointment al the
office Of Butler and Wilkins in Stowe in said District,
the third Thursdays Of March and May A. D. 1912, from
O'Clock till FIVE o'clock in the afternoon each Of said
days. o. w. BUTLER, (Conu,,s
ORIN PERKINS, NoH'N' 'S'
Dated at Stowe, this 18th day Of Feb A. d. 1872 a
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District IS. : Montpelier, within and f r
said District, the 18th day of Feb A d 1912.
LII ENRY +. JAMES, guardian 10 George Brown SUI
i sapBrown, and Thomas p Brown, minor heirs of
Purchis Brown, of Waterbury said District presents his
pettion writing representing that said minors joint
seized in fee Of third parts ola certain parcel of land
lying in said Waterbury, said petition described and
the revision of dover in the other third and praying be
empowered sell and convey the SAID real belong
ing TO his said ward alledgng that the sale thereof
cesary for the support and will be conducive the inter-
Of said wardsWhereupon it is ordered that said appi
cation be heard at the probate office in Montpelier tho
2Sh day Of February A d 1872 ard further ordered that
notice hereof be given by publishing the substance Of the
subject mser of said petition and thereon in the
Vermont Watchman and Stale Journal printed Mont
Peler tn ee weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last of which be
before the aforesaid time appointed for the hearing thereof
43 ID. p THOMPSON, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

and to give to Congress from time to time infor-
nation 1.-THE state Of the Union and that it's pur-
pose and object would be explained by the re-
port itselfi which wosld al thea proper time be
laid before Congress
The remainder Of the day was consumed in tho
consideration Of private bills, great number OF
which we're passed in Committee of the Whole
and reported to the House, where they wsro or
dered 10 be engrossed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender his
sincere thanks 10 the Chief Engineer the members Of
The Engine Companies and the Citizens of the village
Of Montpelier and vicinity generally, for their prompt and
efficient aid in eStngushne the fire in his buildings the
& inst Determined perseverance and prompt dis
charge OF duty in the fire department. prevented entr
destruction Of my buildings. The good Arrangement of
the fire department this village worthy of c0nga,ua-
ton ORAMEI, ii. SMITH.
Montpelier, Feb. II, 1912
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
DE THS-

In this village the morning of the 18th inst Lucy, wife Of
the Hon Joseph Reed and daughter the late Rev. Jacob Bur
nap d. ID. of Merrimack ~ II. aged A years.
In 9Th inst of cankor rash Eunce p daughter Of
Leonard and Lucy Hambet aged years months and days
10TH of canke rush. Emily Caroline youngest daughter of Far
ris and Dorcas Leonard, aged years
25.
In Barnet o3d ult. Sally wife of Mr. Samuel Gibson, 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
A RARE CUANCETI

TINE subscriber, wishing remove to Rochester N ,
Y. offers for sale the following valuable property
situated in Montpelier, about three miles from the State
House, the road leading from Montpelier ST. Adams,
viz. ONE GRIST MILL with three of stone two
bolts and smut mill, also two Of for huling and
grinding oats. SAW MILL with circular saw and
tunnels lathe situated within twenty rods Of the Grst mill
The mills well situated for business IN good repair and
in point of safety eshets and convenience for other
machinery the privilege probably moi surpassed By any
this state. Also, for sale sixty acres Of land small
share of interval together with two dwelling houses,
with kitchen and shed attached we'll finished and painted,
being convenient for families the other finished and
both supplied with excellent water; also one barn. shed
ami ont buildings supplied with water The above build.
ngs have all been built vithn years. About ono
third Of the pay will be required the time of sale and tho
on liberal credit with good security f desired
MEDAL WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier January 90, 1912. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

STATE OF VERMONT, l AT a'probate court holden
District of Randolph IS. at Randolph in said district
bon The 29th day Of January 1912,
JACOB X. PARISH and IRA KIDDER Eslrs ad-
a minsrators the of Lyman Kidder Esq late
OF Brainree deceased represented TO said that the
personal estate Of said deceased insufficient pay the
debts and charges of senghe same, and peoned said
court for cense TO sell all the real estate Of said decels
ed-Where1pon is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate OF said deceased be notified of said application
printed al Montpelier three weeks in successon that they
may appear alta session Of said be holden at The
probate office in Randolph the last Wednes day Feb
ruary next and make their objections having said c
ense granted if they choose Dated Randolph this 29,h
day Of Jan. ls42. WILLIAM HEBARD, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
STATE OF VERMONT, } washington Coun

Washington County Nov. term, Dls4l.
John B. LSngdon Lorenzo Action of assump,t on two
Grow and John McCurdy his Joint f. several notes sign
trustee. Sed by defendant and one
Paschal p Growone for Sl00 payable plaintiff or order
with interest annually the first day of January AID $40
the cher ior $50 payable to plaintiff order with inter-
annually the FIRST day Of anuary ls4 and both
bearing date August 24th d 1888.
AT said term OF this court said trustee deaued and
ii not appearing that said Lorenzo Grow had had personal
Of his suit ordered by the court here that he be
notified Of the tendency of The by publication OF this
notice and order in the Vermont Waterman State Jour-
nal printed Montpelier in said county of Washington
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which public TO
least thirty days previous the stated term Of
this on The I'd Tuesday of April 1912 which will
esmd sufficient notice TO the said Grow 10 appear at
said term Of court ifhe cause
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
Colby Prentiss and VIM x, UphOm, atty's AZ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

MEDFORD N. E. RU Nj.
THE subscriber being located far from Boston, finds
Il that since the rail roads into use The nconyen.
very great his country customers and those who
wish TO purchase Of him. sers their To rem.
edy this Inconvenience, he has made arrangements with
MI Liberty Bigelow TO keep quantity Of
NJ Z ID f o r ID X U M
PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM, g. CoRDIALS,
constantly on hand at his store No ia State Street, and
this and al Manning and Halls No. 10, Central Wharf,
are only places where Medford Rum be bought in
Boston Likewise at ia State ST. may be found genetal
assortment Of all kinds Of NEWS, WRAPPING, SHOE
and LETTER PAPER.
Also my books kePt there that my customers may
settle their accounts without the trouble 1f going TO Med
ford on purpose.
NJ b. Thankful loI past asois hopes by will to please
and strict attention business TO meet further patronage
An orders directed TO l.. Bgelow III State Street, DOS
'' DANIEL LAURENCE.
Msdeo,d Mass January "a I8l2. Al 3pno Sits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

NOTICES. Temperance Celebration in this village ii
ODD, Tuesday next.
State Educational Convention Burlington on the 3d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
MARRIAGES.

In this village, 10th u by Rev. Mr. Gridey Mr. John Brooks
and Miss Betsey C. Cook-l4th inst Mr. Edwin Hyde of straf
ford and Miss Abigail Carpenter of Montpelier.
In Burke Mr. Moses Melvin of Charleston Miss Lucinda
Spencer, of b.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
BRADFORD ACADEMY

THE Spring Term of this Institution for 1872 will COM
j mence on Wednesday February Esd Agreeaby TO
the unanimous wishes Of the patrons Of the school, MISS
ROGERS will return from Boston and resume her charge
OF the Female Department Young ladies wishing TO take
lessons in instrumental music painting linear and perspee-
tive drawing, or French, will have rare opportunity.
TUITION,
In all branches except the ornamental is per term, $500
3 Tor French, 400
Painting and Drawing 500
Music, exclusive of The use Of in.,rumcnt,) 500
Board can be drained in private families cheaper than
institutions of the kind. Rooms provided for
those who wish board themselves at a small expense
For other particulars inquire Of the principal Mr.. M. P.
CASE.
GEO. w. PRECAARD, Secretary.
Bradford, Jan, 90, 1912. 4o:5w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court, hold
District Of Randolph SIS. en- at Randolph, within and
for said District the 29th day of January, 1912,
HARLEY FARNHAM, guardian Of Chase Hall
IL Smith, minor represented TO said that his said
ward the of undivided half OF the reyerson Of
the widows dover in the OF Josiah Smith, late Of
Tunbrdge, deceased and further represented said
that would be for the interest his said ward 10 have
said real Sold and asked said court 10 grant him
license to sell the same, agreeably the statute in such
case provded-Therefore all persons interested here
by notified 10 appear at session Of said be holden
al the probate office in said Randolph, the last Wednes
day in Feb next and make objections if they cause.
Dated al Randolph this 29lh day of Jan. A d 1912
IL WILLIAM HEBARD Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w the probate court for The district of Randolph COM
missoners to receive examine and just all claims and de
inds oil all persons against the estate of Stephen Her
rick late of Randolph in said district deceased, rep
resented nsolven and also all claims and demands exhib
tied in offset heeto and months from the 18th day of
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend 10 the bu-
sness Of our sad appointment the dwelling house of l..
D. Herrlck Esq. in Randolph the secoud Tuesday in
June next, ttom o'clock A. M. until o'clock P. NJ.
SAID day. MICAH MANN, (Commis-
VIM. b. CHANDLER, Z sionors.
Randolph, Jan, "a, l642 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
NEW BURY SEMINARY,

TINE Spring Term Of this School will commence on
j. Thursday the 23d inst and continue IL weeks. The
Trustees have added their board of instruction teach
or of the Hebrew Language from New York. for the bene
fit of tho Theological Class any others who wish at
tend to the study Of this language This teacher
mence with this term.
Price of Beard and Tuition usual.
LEWIS B. TIBBETTs, Sec Of Board Trustees
Newbury Feb, g. 1912 +;4S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

rVNHE Spring Term of this Institution will open
Tuesday the 2ad of February next under the super
attendance and instruction Of lis present principal, l.. K.
Stanyan, A B. Suitable assistants will be employed
and well directed efforts made promote the proper moral
and Intellectual culture Of the students.
BY application to the principal board may be had cheap
in any other village in the vicinity, students may
board in clubs at their expense.
TUTrION--English studies, IS 90
Latin and Greek, 8 so
French and ornamental branches, 90
Thetford January 20, AZ AL N. WHITE, Sec
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21

THE SPRING TERM
or this Institution will commence on Tuesday the 9Th
" Of March next. Mr. HOVEY anG Miss AVER
will continue to take charge Of their respective departments
Tuition and board usual Several rooms to let to those
who wish to board themselves.
LEML. RICHMOND, Secretary.
De,hv IN Feb 1910 "a 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21
EDUCATION.
NORWICH INSTITUTE.

TTNHE Spring Term Of the above Institution will com
i mence Thursday March 10Th.
An experienced Teacher will Instruct in the Female d
partmont. Tuition, per Quarter, 80 and a. For Freno
extra, 50.
Gen. G. B. Ransom is engaged to deliver during the
term Of Lectures on the Science of Geology for
which all who attend will be charged fifty cents each
S. HURLBUT, Principal.
Norwich, Feb II, 1912. ~ 4w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
MATTHEW NEwKIpK. F.,.

We COPY the suijoned !o.er AID pr,laraiory re-
MARKS from The PalIdci pa Inquirer OF the 9 "a INST
NesDms days suco announced The slccliBn of q
nc" President OF The Philadelphia. Wilmington
and SI.Hm1ru Railroad Company. We annex the
resignation OF Mr. NcWkjrt, who .i reigius his seal
as Director. il Is proper 60 add that on accent.
.i ne resignation, iAe Board, motion ol Samuel
Breck, E.q. passed a resolution returning thanks q,
VIZ Newark ioT his lhorio attention 10 The allir.
%! Ihe Company, "hiln acting as President.
PHILADELPHIA, Alui %, 1912.
10 Hc drscf,rs i he PiEgdsgLa
bdmiHs'ou aud Baitlaorc Rail RoaR Co
Teniicmeu'-"uh an earnest desire 10 promote
'"e Prosperity o. liiiS Company, have FOR the las,
sN years devoted M time aud attention to liz c,u.
Germs 10 The manifest injury OF my private affairs
nave therefore. determined 10 resign the office uC
resident Of the Company, which at present hold
ana ln doing so, % Is perhaps eXcuslhlo 10 advert
70 pas' IhoJfs as al apology ior my determination
Before The union OF tho original companies ohiri.
"''1 as Iiesltnl oi two OF The constituent Corpora-
"'"s' "ld assu'h supor'uiended The making OF con
tracts the construction Of The works the purchase of
materials, and the obtaining and dislrl-sepent ol
funds. AZ the lime The union m 1883. a large Dor
ION OF Tie works were unfinished. the debis and
notes 10 large amount due and unpaid as also
Wilh heavy amount Of loans and notes maturing 10
oe provided for by their payment or extension.
Under such circumstances. with no revenue, IL
49, ~ 'iiiSa WIN tie UTMOST OliitguIiy that
could be supplied Ia sustain the credit Of the cora
pany, and 10 prevent lOIl ruin Since then we have
passed through times OF Iho most unexampled fpau-
/ cal distress, budoned with debt Of $4,000 GOO
encountered difficulties which required the grentest
'Aeriou and frequently heavy sacrifices 10 avod
ihe onire loss Of the large amount Of property i'm.
vested With The strCiesl care and economy as Pre-
sdcni Of Ibis Company have guarded it, best In.
=. sosi H every contract or money borrowed ln lis
.tNa.L have been tDIilrg Doe ibis work dlv md
-ai. i7r about SIX years, exhausted iu u.s. service
moro .hlu twelve hours pea dos; EszlTjed the ear.
ninrs Di DE If industry. aud sacrificed nv a. mos.
Ir 'uh'1ri-. ia" far ny services have awaited. /
't.Fc others i1IuIse,-arsied boo my own conscience
. i'ry have been faithfully rendered. Pr.y4i. aC
.a.rs demand my uuIiy dod attention. and urge me
.1 clam release from iho uupr1us duties OF NV of
"r". With uualmiuIsIed confidence rn fLc uIf,r1,f-
profitable success of Ihc Company. ond af the dawn
OBJ more 'u.gr. times, retire with the l19.
...a' some H.. m.ra competent than myscll may br
...HI q" galrd Dol Interests aud direct its aTt.4-
you "i.' T.,. .H accept this 1s my resignation a.
fres.ont of Doe PallIe'pl1, wilmington l4I bal.
. .'..i. tu. Road Company. Io Take eject Oh lB4
. .i.' eag "I June urai With great respect.
remain yJars, very tu'g,
81 NEWKIHK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21

Air W B Bl.bauau. Of MARSHALL county has
Banded Is Tho follow Jag cN,rsc, or letter Gom
Ma g. w. nuapto him. datcI Baltimore June rs.
which we puJiish to inform our .saIsrs that they
should b' ycD cautious iu their rcm.uaucrs Mr. Eu-
oh7nan i-i'.hs us that ,lc CHECK a'uJsI 60 was
'en' hy him ia letter Co SIS E,..u ou the Oh
inst and ru, b. himself .ur, .ar pr.l .li.e here.
DE,E Siu
NY motive frr vr.inr i1si now g. ~ explain O.
siugu.ar circumstance, us rather lo ash nr
an explanation 90 urc. while uas FrIs- iuiS
morning in she Cashiers ruola ct tar Merchant.
Mechanics blrL. Jac IoyiDg teller baa..lt me a
ear.h oi lh, North Western Elu, uI Virginia. ou
iu. Merchants aui Mechanics Bona. s. quo. j. List.
Cashier. dated 'i..uS ihc g.s col Jsuy ior 500 o.
dawn .H FHuT favor. lud endorsed boo ,uur llulN 60
uug pay able Co ANY uTJtr The CHECK Sc. .r.sru,.
rd "y yong nsu. stranger; sylI said Dee had go,
% iram Ma Stewart. Tho teller sur.u. ,ic clcg.
Was Hnt endorsed by me. and tlo y.u.c man ai-
Ycanns 90 hc osi'ai,d, suspected there was some.
'h'Us wrong. and therefore instead uf PAYING the
check, hold lhc young mau o. go and urus Mr.
stewart IL ought 90 have taken h.m o. She col
lar atd Kept bon. TOR. OF c1ursa, be- never return
4 cd, and iuy mystery Remains uuca planned I tuk,
90 Tor granted that lhy chpc, wla rem, lcI Iu loi
Gee which las s1'",h1N Or o,her Ju,u sv.el. as tho
letter n-s uoI cylac L. hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-21
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1852.

u IA with no 70 ling Of pleasure that we call a.
Icntion 10 the gro.s ISOLATION Of the laws of the
land on The part of the transportation cornpsnics ON
the Pennsyly ANA Improvements by entering into
conspiracy against the pubiic. taking extra judicial
oats aud PlcJging their support aud FRO eciion Co
each other at all hazards However that might result
IA INJURY To the ignorant AMI unsuspecting who had
business to transact with them II requires bat
moments reflection to perceive what serious injury
the public might sustain by this plot Suppose The
freight ON the canal We e greatly 10 increase and
tins band Of robbers thought "a 10 increase their rate
oi freight 10 eNtOrIion no competitor could enter The
arena agains, such q combination. The seven por
cent fund would aid in sustaining tho weak lines.
under whatever arrangements tho board might
make-the board would act for the interest Of amy
OF It's members, against "A competitor Tho latter
would end himself single handed against host and
must fall a victim. The reader will perceive, too,
that the poor, The abOref, the widow 90 llc trans
portelion Of their furniture or their u'c stock IN
trade can receive no accommodation, can be
relieved from no expense by The prompting, OF hu-
manly. On the contrary ALL even 10 the druyace
OF elevenpence. must tc regulated by the cold.
soullcss buard. But we leave The public 6, Judge
from perusal Of The constitution aud oaths, which
we publish to-day. whether these transportation
companies worthy Of their patronage.