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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-11

euie ~ them Ga ~. ccur.iv. lh.yUm
ra'lls'l VII md couso.ci han IL Was
.o.l hat q Va, al ST. sc bet
1'Gic laa; .tou TINE Ia va.) which
'oi'n' osr so',o~,, hsi The usual ,d.o,
'Pon TN r., Ae tai no, gwen UP the
iea Il fni.ng soh,ar IN New York -
Souo ~ ever viHperd h.n, go to
N'e w AnI ne ,osn f,srpost,i
P" 90 o. sea '"e VI, j.. mq.@
% ntsi hsWau.ci. tie tat n,aiiy com.
r.'.'i another s''an, ,n.en' AID taken is
nc" acqga.n'snce fo ~ fuui 10, r..,f.
'nc" bu' While rs mater wa. p,ndinr.
hsn'N iu'nf nd b,in, wiling 10 marry
Nm " thoui ffsi .,cius hn home. b. took
look unto az int'l'igrncc onicc. where he
hat of,n be,n before GA lhc tame ,rrand
IT, 'o1ni there pfciy eifl who j,cs.od
him very much, md While N oonvefsa'iou
with her was overheard by ano,her cih IN
he Office 10 offer her hcar and hand The
novelty 81 be thing 4 n. idea ofs ln,Ie .poft
pfomred her 10 offer h~'~lf rs n sefvsnt 20
our Green Mountain friend he wa. n, once
struck vHh her spp-a nance Tie glrl
~ns tef'r'ci to b.. i,end ny tho man IN
qpcs, Of . wife In lees than ff,ocn min.
u'rs Me doit'd information was gwen -
The gid with singular good Judgment. de-.
cIdct a, once, for It wss now or never
,hs, She Would make him harpv Few
women indeed. would have done rs Size did
but what mai'crl
The long and shon Of The story is, that
IN Ic. han two hours after they first saw
each Other thy were married by the MAY.
or The eitI bears au eproachable
eharncier ga lldv, smart house ceper. and
ihe daughter Of n worthy farmer in The
county q Cavon IN Ireland - Nrlr iIo,k
/ rrcss.
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RUTLAND THURSDAY. MARCH II, i,.,.


a. aHair 'rans spared ,nc d., lat vol.
al certain stag, tavern. Ah.ui - 'ay from
Vow yarmouth a. 4 n. GRAY 'lN MAKE
quito n str IN the ncighh rhal Thc
landlord Of the tavern. 1t arI-ar. vs. NJ,
GA tie nos; freddy terms with the o,,.ci-
q TIE stag coulan, Among other ANS
lald az their 1o- hc -nsp,c,.d th"n
Is,',s.n nis ~. dfil' 80 i,rr y ,ir smaiI
oa.c' ~ the STALL, warn lie'c-,rincl :,
asccf's'u vh,,hcr h.. -u-pi.ir's woe cor
ret, ac selected 4 tough stick q Waob m.
60 which lie br,l s.larg holc with an an
scr AMI drro.iilue in a., ca,ii, ah..u, half
ourd q powder. AMI plugging i, ul nicely.
threw II down In hcn, ~ the ~opd ,ic
where j, would L. handy. PREVIOUSLY warn.
ins the chorc boy Of tie house OF 'ho AT
Tanccmcn'. so that L, might nc, carry the
stick into the house
Satisfied with the Arrangements thus
made, the landl ri returned to his chamber
with the expectation q. grand explosion
in The os,lcI, Lobby during the night, hu,
!, didu', 20 ~. at lea, ia the manner c1-
r,c,cd--stll : his amar' men, be found in
the morning tia, II FL disappeared.
Amer con,nliing with The chorc hoy he
became satisfied that the identical stick
lad been thrown haok upon the wood lc
10y some icams,crs who had stopped g. bait
their horse. during the night. tLcrcupon lc
aud Tie boy commenced a stric, search, bu,
80 well had the wood been disguised tia,
he himself found it impossible t. recognize
it. Every time there was occasion t. carry
wood into the house, the search was renew
ed, hut to no purpose aud at length su.pcc-
ting tie boy himself vi removed it out Of
the way. lc became easy.
Bat the stick was there and ., lac, i,
found its way into the house, and into the
cooks stove. II was lust before dinner.
and the stove stcaming ,izzing and popling
with varic'y Of mcsscs preparing ior the
table. and everything was going calmly rs
usual, when all NJ once an explosion took
foundation the windows Of the kitchen were
blown out, and the cook stove. with goose,
mutton lcc, vegetables, pudding and pastry,
were 50 scattered. torn. and hlackcncd that
it would have been ~ difficult to tell ,o,hcr
from which. as 1t was to pitch upon the
identical stick The cook and servan,
girl Happened to be in the far,hcrcst par, Of
the room a. the moment. and al,lough pros
tra'cd by the conclusion. escaped with 4
severe fright To borrow the words Of Tom
Hood,
They though, they roth were cannon
led.
Like socor. in Il battle"
Tie whole ncighh,rhood was in fri,',
ard the dappct little landlord was almost
bcic.t Of his senses a, the catastrophe. and
bat .or The cxcrtiurs OF the contuh,acious
osilcrs : is ,aid Tho house would have been
~ flames in 'vinlluc
The best Of the story il TIA. !. is sal.
s.lut!ally i-uc.---yOltort Tri unc
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- Z - Ncrm inter-, who 10 infancy
lost h,lIlhcf, aud IA early boyhooI had
tie misfortune 70 lo'c lh- SIGH, Of an eve.
For twenty yeas he had p,oIi,d along
mi los dm' a. industry and - oGon.; found
himself IN the pos.'ssion OF snug iGuc
ptopouy 10 infancy AMI oyhooi be had
I've. Nah h,s m..hcf aud N in-nhoCi hal
been hct support
Declining voais has wa.',! her s'"ps'h
snl when ~, VA. TO longer able To- .Y;ei.
intend his household ahilis, he ..s, re ho,,
time be.hous., hins,Is OF geuins nn hc'p
male H. cooked round his village c.,c.c
and could find no onc HI, answered h.s J.
'cai lo,a wic--no. one
a suange fancy came ov"r lin - so'o
New York ~ search Of We lie bad
ucv,rbcon !sr.hcr lhanaI ~ journey f-om
homc bat sal he, Il most g 10 iof. ="
md 10 York he came lie wore his work
inc cloths -hcne .,un-a straw Ia, Of
dom.s'ic manuHcllre &
70 save expense. be called up'na per-
son WHOM, ne hal seen inN crnon, fourteen
years before. by whom be WIS well r,cciv-
ed nud much ,,inst,k'n 10 show him the
'ich'' and scenes Of rfcal cry IT, s1on
returned 10 the country AMI nothing more
wa. though Of him In TIE course Of a
few weeks PC agan mae tis appearance
IN the cy Thr time remarkable change
lid uken place IN his appearance H.
wore h.. Sunday 'sr md pair q nov
SOC, w'h ,ca' ;ungs IN Il double
bow knc, Iicaca.n, n. MAYER Of course.
made hrs home with h. former nc1rlin.
iancr. he had not been long IN NO town
when ,e ,ot rs ireni N conf'cncc the
oh'~c, o. i,vl.i, n wanted With,
inoihrf was NJ longer ah'c to attend 20 80
AFFAIR." ani he couil no, ge along wiiho..
sonc onc tie mind hi' 1.ssesicn' r.
two hons-, ani about on hun,, acres a
quarry q marble ngi cons icrnble sum Of
money
Know ~ The rn1n'o BE- honest and much
be.e' han 10 arpcarci he was introduced
"a young m,'iuef II ihi. clY and MS ob
Get made AnoNp 10 hof bd, she va. de-
c,ieoly against ouch rapi no'k m tei
woolus Stc .as hoNtsfr Is Dat o.
lersnc,enec. .niocot TO he'd cur some Ct
-ouraGsm~o,. nai They piued with the
NJ lmi.o On her par, IN give him her dres
and rsm~d ,,~ tune hfn shc would ~
company him "a hs home The time
came aGi hiHe bd1fe came he The,
enjoyed sG Ioiefrupoi 0icrcouf,c ior thee
days. htn tho ~ na.f lunl i'a,,A coqi
no, ove h,m i4f chs bolcf &c beam
acGu,sed WITH h,a iae Nofsr SIC .s.iss,
han. Sac lhoupN tefsrh somcNrs, H.
nn.i sri IA h,s ei,g~sG Nhi.e he bat non
Of he aersnpi..bmens Of efy ,ie a.
had ass sns,e 90 urnss, AMI ihoact
many ih,hgs ~cse lp',f os' IS panicuiau'
,he ! - glove. s6i Sam rttoa 10 He "a
csA. sni e.rds "a
L.. VI. le.to rels.e tie siicnnFi O. o.
iusri among wtlch tl~ 'ioerse b, b.
tstu a. ~ss uot thc ic,s, IT, wen, hpHa
so,'oeing sol s.uar hrcsrs hfsr,es
lie n,i. ht,n were 90 ncuanl srI h:i
~ inssn.od nat one 81 their uIntc' ,houi
t< - lf.ai~i They tho1sh ih'n i'ien
nd b>tn tSaiet q most hos'.css IA.
g,f
II, or el'i 20 X maj, b, e.e %. rs
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Nv T'''en ry' the lrs..llsr (. en-.
p'o,,d IA 90. "a, IfI,fr IN tie CopoSr
Pls. Enc's,ine bs.ino" IT,. orh iock
rn.l ng. would sce~ 70 be un.sir ',t~. b'
,ous. 10 learn Ns,y bufrl,r,s. oon'
ieys.d tina, be owed he know letc, Of lock
pc. nj, 70 in'orms''on ot'nin.t IN . Safe
rrison - Boston MAJ
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""lp FEEDER Nl~N" ~. ~NunrRN
A.. NJ. ~ Aik

~ ~ 'sfti - y " ~. ~ view
lc'A. Ia ihe u Use % Representatives.
Jaraa'y 20. ls.s
b., :. Cai..uar. lro,c lraluh s.As,e
n iiulc 'f,Od.y discourse with no %, the,
modern pcmueta'> about 'Ol Ir.cratsrn
TIL. j, he ut :, tho, shake o. us. Whom an
ot'cr 'sil to frirh,cn llropo-c to c,an.
me with What graec thus charsc comes iron,
hci side Of ,Ac II ousc.
you will rcco,lcc'. ~. viii al who bear
me. with VIA, nimblonc., os,an..nc several
gentlemen on that side. wien all other ar.
cuncnts faded them. when thcv felt tho -.
sues were against them. that then President
stood firth = convicted usurpcr have sought
~ las, resort 10 clarrc w. with the sin #
Dli Federalism. the anti war PARTY 4.
mong other. ar. ringing these chances
stood forth the gentleman iiom Alahama
,Nr layrc) Nih h. usual quan,am OF
democratic thundc, anl 'cnvc.'. branding
~ a. odd iclcrali,'~ tapping Nn,,achu.
-c',s in the face for her imputed hcr.sics
SO al,o tie gentleman iiom Tcuncs.,c. tMt
stanton from lulianat Mr k,nrcd, lluicr.
a.,d The charges with ptca, boldncs.. pro-
nonn6irr vs. the ''Oid Federal Pant, clon.
gated And thew. sir g. show hims,l miro
courageous than all who preceded him 'ho
gentleman from the nurfhwcs, district Di o.
hio. tNr SAWYER comes louu upon IT, ). ..n
lii ,lcdrc hammer. taking about otori,. >"
same ID i'icial party" "ssnic - cnon..
&c. a. Sir. | shall 'ay my respects 10
that gentleman. asd can'ass IL p,mocrac,
and his votes before am done Then a.
gain. Nr Chairman. the learned gentleman
from the Chile the lisnic'. (Nr Thurman
yor viii rccollco,. at the la, session al.
tempted the entire demolition # the Wig
party by his Old Federal cpithc,-. lie
iancicl he had anu,hia,cd his three e, lea.
CUES N;idlIngs. b.lano ard Tillon,) for
their anti Mexican way avowal. not hy
TURNING their positions, rsinsa,ny tlclr
facts, or answering ,h,ir Arguments. hu, bv
large quotations from old Federal lnpcr>.
and Federal pulliis !, was ;houelt Ger.
tanly that such speech. and such ar.u.
mcnts would avail that il would redeem
Ohio. save y. Nork and blow MP the Viii.
party. II was the big BuncomJc speech
calculated in circulation, was ~out largely
iG,o b,Stp: libern'ly subscribed COR hy my
pcuocrdfi Colleagues. aud son, into tie
river cour'ic. New York But strange :,
tel, sir, nlio needed no, the Dcm cratic
4 anings; Size sends eleven Wis nnd
fa'' in q place Of eight to the next Congress.
aud even the tailcn,bc di-'ric, i, 20 b.
represented ~ y 'Fc'lcral VII aud the
river cu,iutio. New York Ocnd La rn,isab
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TIE CHILD AT THE TOME

The Brooal,n Eagle found The Glow.
ing capital nn"ciolo inlhc journal Of ,rav.
clcr IN The Eas,
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- Thc luca'an schooner Amain
and cargo. taken 'ty the American
saualrou od TotaSco some tine ago.
aud s,atio his foi, - a llizc, was
YESTERDAY condcmncd IN he L $
Conn \ @ Dciin I'll! ~
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TT T'fTf 'UTI
That igh'y .raN. ~. l'rcatt
And fee. IT. li', IN every limb
VI Aat ,ho....l Il HLos 90 d,atn
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TOT drumming ny customers and ynull
snH them Ia a haif bonn tai q, sn,n
~ YOU ~, M. io strike vi tune aui
70 !, hard
ihc oounitymhn, ~ objected. c,,tip.
I'D hmsc!i v,th has drum. and ~ sc.,n
~ he found the stcro scrorlirr ,o tho
rspcl M hr went rsvinr Nankcc
'''dlo,' ~ WAY to stun Deaf man
almost
Nat io You mrau' SAID onc vt the
htui, as soon ~ hc was ahl, ~ silcrcc
ihat dreadful drum
WHY NJ hat mnn NJ there
sand YOU wanted Ia cmploy a drum
mr.
\ huf explanation cnu,cl. and
No whole came ont The Pearl Street
hfm were glad io GIVE the Yankee a
ten dollar hIIl. with rfomisc ola ut
uallon 'hc hri opportunity to keep his
month shat The story poe, ,ha, they
have not kept drummer SINCE
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II. often IN this lowei wolf does the
tragedy ot.is. wal side by side with the
comm ID 'acc
dark cavern where ~ lisl, shines save
ihotapcr flashing from the eye of a hollow
sku'l-a louch waste where rude granite
rock, tossed "a fantastic forms dirkenthc
mdnirl, horror OF the hour--,hc crash If
haiilr-whcrc ten thousand living fuen. In
uuc mormon, arc crushed into cM-such
are . G. sccr,, which tie r.mu/cr chooses
for The illustrate. oi hi tragedy the biz.
iona1 i.- b. s.orcd page c/y liDc fail Of
hrca'1in- interest aud hIc/
But that tie dcclolrmcnt e horrd
TRACED, shout. boz oua VI amid tie hmii-
ia1, oncs orhumc, What j, moro COM
mon. what i. moro )1uuatural TIA, tic
awful r4-ey + tmold's TREASON should
fllu- lnl .pcw/ut At b,cak al. table :
I. . .tu.t mAbt you Laugh
rrea. "a com. - MS ~ history hooded
i4c,nl la.ler d. band the dim !lit - a
tar,r troubling over ~ paid sku.l Bn'
treason. yalml, sitting 4 1wn t. break at
hcl' l.ani mi. upon Bis frc hiding ta'
caaEof ~ helm le flee, a. ffa.
.ran, iu,ea, .d.r - thc hraiu- smoking hk,
sweet lnosnse n. ID imparis us magnetism
,rm tie .irio ihe ..ul. Treason with q
vii. Co.. snc .it and babe laugh
my ou ii, k.c, Dec it rot -,em e. MIN
III. the ndicl as With the sublime. or worse
the c.mmpni lace with 'ho q uYniac'
Ani sctiheFe }, u.ihiag uha,r A,af,f
nor, terribly true search m.ioD aYa
q 4I e .r.... . .f..I.t..... j. -. . 7. .
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METHOD

Ntn'y wa c"nplin"htiuga clergy.
man "n he iact that Size could alwnya
rColtct and goclic more II the matter
oi his sermons than IT iho>. 81 any
o'hcr munster She was IA he halt Of
hrauug She could not account for
unt. hui she thought the fact vas Wnr
tlsN al rh.,Naiinn The rr,,t.nd gen .
''.u,ou remarked that hr rhnurLt T.,
conld explain thu cause. ! L,r,,u'
ne saI'' Y" make particular point of
CLASSIFYING my topics Us a holhv al
MN" ~ do SO. and 'hcrfnrr mover
c"inIr>" som N without ilr>i settling
thc relationship mud Order 81 nv nrpn.
ucnis and illustrations Sui,nSr
madam ih1i your servant was sinr,lur
Tor town, aud vou w,rc obliged hasi..
" 10 instruct her nloul few douc,.
tic purchases. not having tm, ia wr,,c
down the iicius, md suppose you said
BE SINE in lfng solEc tea, and also
some soap aud coffee too, hv the tx.
and some powder blue. aud don't for
get lew light cakes, and l,llc starch
and some sugar, aud. now thInk Of
II. soda YOU would not H., SURPRISED
II her memory failed with regard ,o
one or two of the nrtcnls But If
your commission ran thus "Now NJ
~, 'o morrow we are gong To hnvc
s"mr friends to tea. therefore lrIup "A
supply II tea aud coffee and sugar aud
ligli cakes, and the nrNt dny. Won
know. Is washing day, 80 llat We
shall want soap aud starch. and soda.
and powder blue" IT., most lt'.,'y tl.r
would retain yoiIr order hs easily a.
vou retain my sermon Smiths !.
tlsh Diamonds
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letter headed lis Maic,t,'s snip
Nu.iurc S,y, -, i7-o directed t.
W n>hngtou. and signed n,>,rtcr
tn>otn
Meanwhile "a ,,rangc aye W. may
well say a. \ ,crilhlc interview took
place nt Eohiuson's hous,
The actors w aNhngion and he
wife OF tuuoi
The Gcucral asccnlod The STAIRS lead
iug To- her chambcr IT, was mc, ri
thc ihrc,hholdhy y strange arpatit.on
\ beautiful woman. with hcr dis
hcvcllod har floating over hct ,arcd
bosom. her dress floating round her
form M disoricr.l folds, her white
arms convulNv,lyclu her fight
cncd halc
The tears STRAINED down her checks
DO no, harm my child' she sad.
IN voice that brought, tears to H.,
cyc>oi W Arlington lie has done no
wrong Thc father may be- guilty,
lu' The child Is Innocent q lhc>,-~ Il
You wfchh your vengeance on me, hui
do not harm my babe
Madam, there ~ no, one tia, dare
lay The finger OF harm on yourself or
chlldl replied Washington
You can see the lovely woman turn
She places the babe upon The bed she
conironts Washington with hcavlng
stand flashing eyes.
Murder She cucd do not nd
vance YOU shall no, touch the bate
! know You know your plot, to tear
that child rom a mothers breast de
fy Won
Strange words, these. but glance
convinced Washington that The wife
of Arnold stood before hln, not calm
and collected, but with the hight Of
madness cleaning from her blue eyes
Murder She exclaimed again. aud
gta>pcd hl> arm with clutch hike the
last c'lor, OF the dying: bat rs hc spoke
TIER face grew palcr, her bosom ceased
10 beat; she dashed the ihlcklv clus
tered ,rcSecs from her face, and Tell to
Tho floor
The only signs Of lic which she cX
Inbred wee trcmulouS mollcn uilllc
finger, sighi lulycrlng If the meth
cr lp. Her eyes WIDE open elarcd III
the face Of Washington. Then from
those lips where beauty had been sung
by poet, celebrated by warriors pressed
hy the traitor, started white foam,
spotted with of drops blood
And the babe upon the BID with Its
face bap'lscd IN The hight Of the setting
sun. smiled playiulIy as !, clapicd
IT'S tiny hands, and irlcd 10 grasp thc
ilcci'ng beams.
Washington stood beside the uncon
sciouS woman, ms face was conyuls-
ed with lccllng. The ,cu, -'or,od
from his eyes MAY God help you
and protect your babe hc SAID, and
burned from the room.
Whlc the wiic lay cold aud sense
less there IN the chamber Of her desc
late home the state room Of the Nul-
iurc presented "A scene Of interest
The Brush ship was gliding over the
Hudson, rs dishonorcd flag tinted by
the las, beam oi the setting sun On
the SOFT CUSHIONS Of the state room was
seated man with hIs throa, barred
hls brow harkcncd, every line of las
face distorted by passion His eyes
were iixod upon an object land on the
ilc'l cnrpc' Il, hls feet.
That mnu was Benedict Arnold
That object an unslicalhcdsword
the sword Of Quebec and Saratoga
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Mi-rR. The tlncn Gazette men.
iIonS the rcc"ii death oi ~ female mn.
scr ~ rCn. whose name wa. Eleanor
Jones She was always mls,rnliv
clad, and through life, denied hrr,clf
comforts and often even nrcc,snrfcs,
tina, she might save her onnlnps
She was industrious, hut never nlloW
ed icrSci over two sh,llingS tt week of
her wnccsiof personal expenses For
a long time her brd was a few bundles
at straw. She caught n cold winch
terminated her lIic. IN cleaning uutn
eastern only ought days before ia, died
Nctihls woman was able 10 make y do.
nation oi 500 io one Of The W lsh
Churches ~ 'lcn and ,ii h.lnh her
a property Of $1,000 b. hcrvill She
has put TINS Nh trust with a gentleman
Ia H. distributed among IL" Welsh b.
ncvolcnt soclc'lcs, except 500 for hcf
father IN Wales, II hr IS alive, or # not
to one Of h,s sons, IT lac can prove dat
hc has taken care of hls father rs hc
shonld Otherwise tins sum IS - b.
divided among her h,oihcrs aud SISTERS
~ Nacs.
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iPTrnL % Iptp SAWS BE- =
f'r"urii tt'aincraTilycd from ~ Ihou.
~ IS, We have accounts ~ HE cnuiuro
oi Tour slave vessels tlf,c Of them
hy the Ferret, Commander SpfIgg.
The llrs, captured hy tie Ferret wa.
taken Jane Z'ih, after long chase ~
nueht She was "a brazilian byzantine
Of -" tons, fully equipped. and bound
to Cape LoI1I-Thc iprou, ihroo
weeks after that, cnpiund u small
schooner named the S-ha>ino. nlaon
fully equipped, ald ou the l6th Of July
"ii Cape NhgucrIta. gave chase 10 u
Brazilian brg winch ruiu,d out on
capture 90 h. he imska So .
splendid cfen, and quito nov She
was nom IIau,ug Iaycvool aud
Re- winch Vas the only tup lie had
nlnlc previously 10 bang capiurcd
IT, Iiapi Commander Daor cap
tuned hcr pm oil I.caugn. on ,hc hih
pi Ju'y. It was n lifal ru hrgau'nc
OF lhn tons Boston Dnly Ma
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

HAunoAns There arc now ~ OF,
Grafton IA the United States. .ouc
where about 5000 miles Of railroad.
This includes portions ot roads vet
unfinished. Within a year, another
1000 VlIi be- added IN all probability.
The whole cost oi the railroad now ~
use has been about iOu,lhons ol do 4.
lars less than Boom mllc.