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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-08
PROBATE NOTICES.
Stale of Vermont, T..
District of Addison.

6 65si9 ct Of ae ADDISON. IS
Be it remembered, that at Probate Ccyrt held
at Middlebury in and for the District Of Ad-
olson, on the list day Of December A. d,
1914.
John NJ. Weeks administrator Of the es@
tate OF GILBERT EvERrs late of Salisbury.
in said District deceased, presents his petit
ton in writing to said Court, praying for Ii
cense TO sell the real estate Of said deceased
for the purpose Of paying the debts Of said
deceased aud the expenses of administration;
and therein sets forth the amount of debts
due from the deceased, the expenses of ad-
miuistraiion, the value of the personal estate
and the situation Of real estate, and that II Is
necessary to sell the real estate of said do
ceased for the purposes aforesaid; II is there
fore ordered that said petition be considered
BY said Court at a session thereoftO be held
at the Office of the Register Of said Court in
said Middebury, on Thursday the 10th day
of January next, at one o'clock in the al
ternoon, and that said administrator give no.
tce thereof to all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, II
any they may have. to SAID license being
granted, by publishing certified copy OF
this order in the Northern Galaxy news.
paper printed at said Middlebury, three week.
successfully previous to tue time of said
Court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of Record.
N J. = HUSHNEII Reris'er
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CONCERT.

The Middlehury Brass Band under the di-
rection of Mr.. ii. w. Barstow will give a
concert at BRIsToL VILLAGE On Tuesday
evening Jan. 1ilh. Doors open at half past
6 O'Clock Performance to commence at Z.
Tickets of admission II , cts,
By order of the Band
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

District OF Addison IS.
Be it remembered, that II probate court held
al Miidehury in and for the district Of Addison
on the 26th day Of December a. d. 1874
John VI. Weeks administrator Of the
estate of Gamalisl Kelsey late OF Salisbury in
said District diseased. presents his adminisira-
ton account for allowance; Ii is therefore
ordered, that said account be examined for
allowance by said Court. at Addison thereof
10 be held At the office of the Register OF said
Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday The
l6'h day of January neNt, at one O'Clock IN
the afternoon and that said administrators
give notice thereofto all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their oljec-
tisns, il any they may have. TO The allowance
of said account. Dy publishing certified
copy OF this order in the Northern GALAXY
a newspaper printed in said Middlebury three
weeks successively previous to the time Of
said Court.
J. S. Bushnell Register
A true Copy of Record 35
aitestJ Bushnell Register
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VILLAGE MEETING

The citizens of this Village are requested
one and all to meeI at the Town, Room. OIL
Wednesday Evening, the 9th inst, at 6 O.
clock. to consult in relation to a suitable loca
ton for the new Jail. and the best mode o
raising the requisite funds TO purchase it.
Middlebury Jan. LIST. lS45.
BY the request of the Com.
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NieaD Goods.

ENHE subscriber has received from New
IL York a large and well selected assert
ment of
GOODS
Consisting of Broadcloths & Cassiimeres, of
the various colours and qualities, Beaver
Cloths, Vestings, Alpaccas. English and
French Merlnoes, Chu.ans, afghan Satins,
Mousiin d'Laines, Cashmer.s d'fco>se,
Roumelia. Orleans ell tn. back and blue
black BomheziBes, Cords and TassIes,
Dress H'dk'fs ola superior quality. black
Silk Italian Cravats. A gr Fat variety OF
Prints, new and fashion able patterns
bleached Cottons, Brown Sheeiings and
ShIrtings, Ticking, &c. wit h great variety
of Dry Goods not mention ed.
A large stock of CIR oceries such a.
brown aud loaf Sugar. Molasses, Old
HysoD,l ~ Dung Hyson ans Hyson kin and
Black I cas-. Pure Sp' .rm Oil bleached
and unbleached, paiert Mould Candles,
and every Other artic les in the Grocery
line.
With general asso Ftmcnt of Crcckery.
Class and Hardware. All of which will
he sold remarkably iGJw for cash and most
kinds of produce or on short approved
credit. w. CHAPMAN
Vergennes, Dec. IL, 1874 "a
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The great outrage at Georgetown Ohio,
published week before last in the Galaxy, a
pretended ARRAY between Abolitionists and
Kentucky Negro Hunters turns out fabri-
cafinn.
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Musical Tuition.

PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND SINGING.
MIN. PEASE, Professor and Teacher of the
w Science and Practice OF Music from the
cities of London, Boston and New York, respec-
lively acquaiRiS The Citizens of MiddlchuIy and
vicinity that having received the appointment Of
Professor of Music TO the Troy Conference Ac-
cademy West Pcultney, respectively gives no
tee that the next quarter Of this institution com
mences Nov. 18th, $40 for Music Piano Forte
and Singing $40 per quarter, Organ the same;
the price is fixed at ten dollars so that persons
wishing TO obtain finished Musical education
can secure it without being obliged to go to
large Cities TO obtain the same at greater ex-
pense. The subscriber ha wing received his Mu-
steal Education of years in the city Of London
under several Of the frst Masters, and been an
instructor of Music upwards of 20 years in this
Country and Europe warrants him in saying to
all wishing his instructions in the science that
they will receive thorough Musical education
on scientific principles.
Mr. p. would also say to those young ladies
who wish to become teachers that he has already
fitted several, and furnished them with lucrative
situations, ard he is constantly applied to for Ia
dies as teachers. The Troy Conference Aeade-
nv is in the most f1ourisning condition. The Fac
ully consists Of six experienced Professors and
Assistants. Board Is as low as al any other In
sttution in Rutland County.
Troy Conference Academy,
West Pouitney, 1874.
NIB All the Modern operas now performed
in Neu York a re taught by the SuhSciher
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REraiBuTIoN They who dance must
pay the fiddler says the proverb. And
truly, if any poor fellows ever demonstra-
ted the truth of 4 proposition, the rumsell-
ers of Massachusetts are establishing this
beyond all mistake
According TO the Boston Post, the Su-
preme Court at its late sitting in Essex
County, overruled all the fexc options ia
ken in the Common Pleas, by sundry in
d:c,ed aud convinced rum dealers, and
they were all C, mmanjed to FORK over
their fines, amounting to from sloo to
$1,000 each They were committed for
want ofthe needlul.
We further learn from the Temperance
Journal, that at the late session OF the
Municipal Court i'll Boston mare than
serenity rxmssIers, of all grades from the
highest to the lowest paid the penalty for
violation of the license law,-ffteen HIM
drcd dollars 1t is also stated, that the
Supreme Court recently gave its decision
in the case of Mllnot Thayer, rumseller
in Dorchester, who was convicted on
several Indie ments for violations of the
license law, and appealed for justice to
the supreme Court. The Court, after
due consideration, thought he ought to
have it and so doomed him to pay aght
hundred dollars
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STRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the
subscriber, in Weybridge. some time in
October last, middling sized two year old
heifer. The owners requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
FRANCIS AYRES.
Dec On 1874 46
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed By
the Probate Courtfor the District of Addison,
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjus.
all claims and demands ofsll persons, against
the estate Of THOMAS McNANNA late of
Middlebury in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from The 2aih day
of November inst. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the
business of our said appointment. at The
dwelling house Of Nancy McNanna in Mid
dlebury on the Oath day of February and on
the 9th day Of May next. from 9 o'clock AN.
until O'Clock r. NJ. on each of said DAYS.
ZACHUES BASS, Commits
JAMES LYON. sioners.
Dated at Middlebury, this,2slh day OF Nov.
1s44. 80
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NOTICE..

The annual meeting of the Trustees and
Members of the Middlebury Savings Bank
will be held at the Book Store of. Hagar
en- Monday Evening next ia. Is, at 6 0 clock
P, Nj.
J. HAGAR Sect'y.
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed BY
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison Commissioners. to receive. eS-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate OF
SELAH BENTON,
late of Granville'n said District deceased, and al
so all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto: And months fIom the 18th day De
ceInber 1874, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business Of cur said
appointment ut the dwelling house Of Elizabeth
Benton in Granville ON the 10Th day Of March
next and the 10 day June next lS45, from nine
o'clock, A. NJ, until four O'Clock, P. NJ, on each
of said days.
81 John Fletcher, Commissioners.
Elisha Ford,
Dated at GrravilleI7 tn day Of December 1914.
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being 7rTointed ty the
Probate couu for the District Of New Haven, Com
Tnissioners, ID receive, examine md adjust I'll
estate Of
WINTHROP DOW,
late of Lincoln, in said District, deceased, ard
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofse,
hereto: And months from the 2sih day of No
vemher 1874, being allowed by said Court for
,hatpurpoSe we do therefore hereby give notice
hat we will attend to the business Of cur said az
ointment, at The dwelling house John c, Dow
said Lincoln on the 81 Tuesdays ofFebrua,v
nd May 1915, from nine o'clock, A. NJ Until
our O'Clock, P. NJ. on each Of said Gays
John Bush.
WiHia,n Mitchell, Commis'rs-
Dated at Lincoln this l7ta day OF Deem,
ser 1874. u
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LOOK AT THIS!!

LOUh At THIS
400 Bushels solar SALT at IS pr. bush
1000 do L. !. or Rock DO at 30 cents
500 small Bags Dairy Salt,
30 large Bags do. Ground do.
200 Bbls. fine do. do. de.
For sale by w. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Dec. II, iS44.i Sc
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STATE OF VERMONT

District ofNew Haven,
BE it remembered that 4 probate court holden
at Bristol within and for the district Of New Haven
on the l7th dav ofDeccmher 1s4i. The Adminisira-
tor on the estate Of DAVID L. ASSAS, late Of
Bristol, in said district deceased, represent To said
Court that the time heretofore allowed for disposing
of the effects Of said deceased saf paying the debts,
j. insufficient for that purpose and praying that time
may be extended. Whereupon, said cnHt ordered
the Administrators to notify all persons concerned
to appear at probate court to be holden a; Bristol
within and for the district aforesaid, the hrsiAon-
DAY Of February 1915 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Office of the Judse of said in Bristol in said
district, then and there make objections iiany III
may hue the time beil5 sxten by publish
ing certified copy of this order IN the Northern
Galaxy, Newspaper printed at M'dhiFh"'y IN the
County of Addison three weeks sseesssiyey preyiOus
to the time Of sa d court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, judge.
A true copy OF REGARD,
Attest, 81. MUN,ILL judge. u
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FOR SALE.

The dwelling house formerly owned by
George Lisco. will be sold at Auction, at the
Vermont Hotel on the 9th day of January
next. at ii O'Clock A. NJ, by order of Probate
Court Gas. LISsLET, Administrator.
Middlebury, Dec. 30, 1914. IS
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ADDISONCOUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,"

The Annual Meeting Of this Institution
was held at Middiebury on the first day oi
January instant. The officers elected for the
year are The following:
Silas H. Jenison. President
William Nash.
James Fletcher, Vice Presidents,
Harvey Bell, Secrevary,
Asa Chapman, Treasurar,
MANAGERS,
Edwin Hammond, Marvin North. David
c. Gnodale. Siephen--, Oscar L.
Sheldon, Reuben p. Bne ham, Paris Fetch
er, Samuel P. Strong, Whitfield Walkef,
Charles =. Smith. David Hazard, Seth Lang
don Jr. John g. Perry, William Lee, Harley
SunderI;n. Elijah Benton. Solomon Jewett,
Jarvis Hoa 2, Charles q. Robbins.
The Committee on Farmes awarded the
FIRST premium of $40 TO Cyrus Porter Mid
d!ebnr, for The best cultivated farm. The
second r,enium was not awarded for want
OF Competition.
The Committee or Crops awarded the
following premiums:
Best winter wheat, Paris Fletcher, $500
second best, Cyrus Potter. 400
bes; spring whJ a, ID. c. Goodale, 1870
second best, Prosper f.! harp, $40
third do, George Spencer, 5000
best Buckwheat, Ira Clifford. 800
hest crop of indian Corn. Ira Clifford, $40
second best. Muusan Pendlcton, 600
third do. Jonas Hemmenway. 400
best Two acres Of oats. J. y. Smith, 400
second do do Charles IIowe.2,G0
best acre of Potatoes II. Bingham, 500
second do o,Oliver Ru>sel.4,OO
best 4 acres of Carruis. Elias Bottom. 50
second do do. Lucius Burrows, 2,OO
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STATE or VERMONT, :
Addison District, IS.
Be il remembered that at 4 Probate Cont held
al Niddlebury in and Tor the District # ADDISON,
on the 10Th day of December \. d. 1874.
Washington Miller administrator OF the
estate Of
HOLLAND W. MOVES,
late of Salisbury. in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for low
aBce: II is therefore ordered. that So d ae-
count be examined for allowance by said Court
at session thereof TO be held al the flee Of
said Register of said Couri in said Middle
bury. on the 10Th day Of Jan. next. at ono
O'Clock in the afternoons: and that SAID admin
i-trator awe notice thereof TO all persons that
they may appear and make their objecl;on if
any they NAV haye.lo the allowance of>ald ac-
count by publishing certified cory Of this
order in he Noi,lern GALAXY, a news
paper printed at 1hddleIury in said disuci thee
weeks successfully previous TO the liEe Of . IL
court.
Attest ]. s. BUSHNELL, Regst
A true copy ofrecOrd.
% J. :. BUSHNELL. Register.
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EURS. Bufalo robes, Fur and Fur trirme,
L Caps, MuffS, Boas, &c. just received by
Oct. Oath, 1874. BROWN & SHELDON
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S1AueHrERISo SHEEP.-We learn from
the Olsutapgy Gazette. published Al Della
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New Yo7K AND New HAVEN RAIL
RoAn.-The New York Journal of Com
merce saws that the whole of the capital
stock of the rail road from New York to
New Haven, (2,000, 000) has bean taken
by about twenty individuals or firms, and
that there is no doubt that measures will
be taken for commencing the road in the
opening of Spring Notice has been CIV.
en- that an application will be made to the
Legislature of New York, for charter
authorizing the construction of that part
Of the road which will be in that State
the charter already obtained being only
for that part of the route which is IN Con-
nec,icut. We are surprised that this
route has not been elrlier occupied, as 1t
will not only form part of "a very imPor-
tant line of long tra9eI, but pass through
thick settled country sufficient to give
a good support to the road, for its local
business.-BOS. AdU.
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NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.


NETWORK GRAND ACTION
PIANO FORTES.
WIN PEAsE late from New York, respectfully
announces to the Musical World and the public
in general, that he is receiving splendid assoI.-
nent of the celebrated Grand Action Piano Fortes
(of Case wood and Mahogany constructed on the
most approved principles, with all the modern i'm
provementS and unequalled in briilisncy of To.e,
finess of Touch, and perfectness of Mechanism,
and warranted 10 endure the extremes of climate
in This Country. Old Pianos taken in exchange
Piano ForieS tuned
Piano Forte ware room, w. Poultney, nearly
opposite the Academy.
N.B The above Instruments have received
First Premiums (Gold Meda.s) atthe American
and Mechanics Institutes, New York, for the BEST
ToNE, Touch & FINISH, and the subscriber can
refer persons to several gentlemen who have pur-
chased of him during the last five years. The
above instruments will be sold as low as can be
purchased in New York, thereby saving expense
Of transportation, and warranted for year. q
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Staple g. Fancy Goods,

bought az reduced prices hch he is willing TO sell at
a very small advance ircm costs. Persons having
yer, ltie cash prn''uce ami wanting to spend to
the hest advantage will please hear IL n.ind that the
Post Os.ce hurIng i just the place f1r them.
~ish person. would not take iay word for it hat
come and see for Themselves.
Cornwall, Nov. 26fh Isit
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500 Bushels Corn,

900 Bushels Oats, Wanted by the subscri
her IN Exchange for goods or on account.
WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Shorehan Dee. % 1914. "a
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COMMISSION
BOOKSTORE,
at the POst-OmCe.

Extensive additions have recently been made 10
TO the stock before on hand, of
School, Classical & Miscellane-
GUS Books, with Blank Books
in large Variety and Stationery OF every description
and Fancy Articles. A handsome assortment OF
Annals anil other elegant books for Christmas and
New Years presents. A good variety of Albums,
Pictorial Shakespeare publishing in Nos IL IL
cts. each. Clrmna Sacra and all the Musical works
publishedb, wilkins, Carter & Co. Of Boston. Any
Musical work published as above, If not on hand can
be furnished at short notice, for singing schools or
societies, or for individuals
eJ-All to be sold cheap.
Middebury, Nov 25, 1874.
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/. G.. MEAD

Is very llankulfar the very liberal patronage ID.
public have e,icnded 10 him and has NO. the rlea,-
ure ofannouneng ia them that he has just received
: very large assortment Of
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TS>HE subscriber has received from New
IL York large and well selected assert
rneDt of
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A true copy of Record.
So J. ). BUSHNELL, Regis'el
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N. B. All the Modem operas now peTforme
in New York are taught by the subsciter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07
RAIL ROADS.

Quick Wo,k. On the l4th of May last an asso-
citation was formed to procure a Rail Road from
Northampton Mass. to Greenfeld-the route was
surveyed and marked off ready for the laborcrs-
on the 25th ut. charter was procured from the le-
gslature and now the Directors of the association
report that the stock will all be taken within few
weeks, and 81 if no untoward circumstances shall
occur, the shrill whistle of the engine and the rat
ting of cars will be heard in our villages along the
line of the road before the next thanksgiving shall
be kept by the people,
BOSTON, CONCORD & MONTREAL RAIL.
ROAD.
On the 18th ult, meeting was holden at Oxford
n. II. at which several of the citizens OF Orange
| wy and Grafton IN. lI) counties were present =
The object of the meeting was TO take some steps
to get up a survey of Connecticut river route,
branching oft from the Lebanon route already sur
veyed) in the back part of Hanover, and running
up to North Haverhill, thence, projected by the
Eastern reuters, on to Staustead 1t is evident that
this route is rs practicable as the Oliveran route,
chartered BY tie late act of the New Hampshire
Legislature, and has many decided advantages over
that route 1t takes in of the Connecticut riy-
valley passes through fertile territory and
loses nothing of any consequence in distance
More than this: it is thought the Lebanon route
running to Montpelier and thence to Burlington,
viii succeed. If So what egregous folly to run
two parallel tracks through the State of New
Hampshire, not departing twenty miles from each
other at the most distant points! The meeting at
Oxford considered that it would be great saving
to the two companies if the routes could be united,
as proposed, and with this view appointed dele
cation to attend a meeting of the Lebanon route
folks, holden on Tuesday last.
That the Connecticut river route has important
advantages the projected upper route, is inds-
putable. 1t is more practicable, and will be the
more profitable besides, it will be IA saving of
some sixty or more miles of railroad. More than
all this, New Hampshire does not like to have her
farms all run through with railroads. Should we
not be satisfied with running one through her cen.
tire, when from that may bifurcate off to
the two grand tcrnini ?-BraGford Protector
Grand Project. The Washington Correspond
ent of the N. Y. Tribune speaking of petition to
Congress from Mr.. Whitney, an eminent merchant
of New York, for Rail Road from Lake Michigan
to Oregon says;
The Road would commence at Lake Michigan
and terminate at the mouth of the Columbia River,
q distance of over 1900 miles, running through a
gorge in the Rocky Mountains. The cost is esti-
mated at S50000,000, which, it is calculated, a
strip Of land sixty miles wide along the line would
pay. The distance from New York to Annoy, in
China, by this road, would only be 5000 miles
the distance by ocean being now 1900. The dis
lance would then be travelled in one-ffth of the
time it now takes. If practicable, it would have a
vast influence on commerce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07
EROAI MENIrO

By the arrival Of the Sarah Ann at New-Oreans
dates were received from Mexico TO the 9th utimo.
The following letter is published in the New Or
leans Tropic; TAMPIco, Jan. H. 1916,
DEAR SIR-Dates from Mexico to the 9th inst.
arrived here last evening by express. A desperate
battle had been fought on the plains of Appan, be-
tween Santa Anna, on the one side, and Bravo and
Parades on the other, which ended in the total roui
of the former, who was captured in trying to make
his escape Five hundred men are reported to be
killed, and Gen. Parades had been dispatched by
Bravo in pursuit of the routed troops of Santa An
ma Bravo himself was on the march back to
Mexico, with his august prisoner.
This is all have time to write. Yours, p.
Doubtful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-02-07

LG,c Of Population m The Uniica States It seems
that per cent. is so nearly the annual increment
of increase. This is shown by table published
in the National lntelligenccr by VIM. Daley
What ioW the population be GO years hence? Let
us look at the figures. We give statement be-
low, from which one can estimate pretty accurately.
The first column shows the actual population by
the census, and the second shows what the popu-
laton would be by an annual increase of 3 per
cent. on the population in 1890. They agree so
nearly, as far as the comparison be made with
the census, as to show that the estimated future
increase at the rate Of per cent will in all proba-
bty be not far from the actual result: