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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-25
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

arc provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VATE BOARDING and unfurnIshed rooms
will be let 70 students who wish 70 board
themEelVes-
An experienced and able corps of PROBES
Eors l. engaged, and every facility Tor = COM
pIete and thorough course OF inStPuc-
on will be furnished TO tue student
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
Watching FOR. Pa.

Three little forms in the twilight gray,
Scanning the shadow across the way;
Six little eyes-four black, two blue
Brtmfnl bf love, and happiness too,
Watching for pat -= .s-
May, with her placed and thoughtful brow,
Geptie fare beaIning with love just now
Willie, the rogue, SO loving and gay, ,t
Stealing kiss from his sister May
Watching for pa.
Nelly, with finglets of suny hue.
Costly nestled between the too,
Pressing her cheek to the window pans,
Wishing the absent one home again EG.
. Watching forspa. .
Oh, how they gaze at the passers by!
Hes coming at last!' they gaily cry.
"Try again, my pets" exeIaiIns mamma,
And Nelly adds, There's the twilight star
Watching for pa"
Jack mods and smiles; as with busy feet
He lights the lamps In their quiet street:
That sweet little groop he knows full we'll.
May and Willie. with golden haired Nell,
Watching for pa.
Soon Joyous shouts from the window stat
And eager patter of childish feet: 8
Gay musical chimes ring through the hall.
A manly voice responds to the call, -
welcome, Papar'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

A scamp, calling his name Morris
Cohen. who claimed to be q clergyman,
gained the confidence OF the Isfaelito
church. In Davenport, and their Swin-
died the people out Of small sums OF
money he pretended to collect for the
church. The Democrat describes him
as follows: " He is twenty-fwo to
twenty-five years or age, short In stat-
ure, dark complexion, black eyes, and
has q very glib tongue. Should he ven-
ture TO operate In any locality where
this item is seen. we trust itmay be the
means Of defeating his purpose. The
parties defrauded here will be glad To-
learn oY his whereabouts. They do not
intend to let the matter rest fnrawhiI6,
further acqnaintance. even though u
be to his sorrow. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

by Inserting bBfore the werd "piling"
and after the Word ohponS the words
piers built of. ~
Carried. #s4t t&a
Mr.. Nichols moved that the Clerk ttf
this Board be authorized to issue q Wara
rant on the bridge fund To the road Su-
pervisor OF road district No. 4, Orang8
township for the sum of 500 70 be ex.
pended In repairing the bridge on the
Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls State
road IN said township as appropriated
by this Board ut the last September ses-
sion,. lt s4F1 s s4a.saJ
Carried. ia
Mr.. May moved that the account of
nj. M. Trumbull for services rs District
Attorney I'm State cases, In the SUM Of
fifty dollars he allowed,
Carried.
Mr.. Wooster moved that committee
of three be appointed to let and accept
the building OF q bridge across the East
Branch af Spring Creek on the State
road In Fox township, where the old
bridge is now located, said bridge to be
built of Burr Oak, White Oak or Pine
timber Of suitable size, and To be 40 feet
in length and 16 feet wide, with frame
bent in the middle resting on mud
sill and each end Of said bridge resting
on stone abutrnents about seven feet
high and supported by wiiig walls bf
sufficient length and hight to support
the emhankmsnts.
And further, when said bridge Is com.
pleted I'm a workmanlike manner and
accepted by the Board of Supervisors
the Clerk shall issue q warrant upon
the bridge fund to suid committees for
the payment of The same for any SUM
hot exceeding two hundred dollars.
III Init k1.a I'll
nays were taken as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. George, May, Gill;
christ, Jackson, Nichols, Alline, Holt
Hutton, Sandiland, Wooster, French,
Motti Hitchcock, Webster and Vittam
! -15. teH #@
| NAys--o "
ARsENT-Messrs. Elwell, Corwin and
Gilkey--3.
Adopted.
II. 3. Wooster, =. Croxton and j. Fl.
McCord were then appointed ssiu coni-
mittee. fEsfa
Mr.. French moved that COMMITTEES
be appointed to view the Wapsipinicoh
river In Lester township and repurt tho
best location on that river to build d
bridge. ytTa
Carried.
j. SandiIands, ]. S. George an d R. s.
| Wooster were appointed said commit
tee. a -a IA l4
Mr.. Mott flowed that comniittec on
attendance aud mileage be appoints
| ed.
Carried.
Messrs. Mott and Gilchrist were aus
pointed said committee. reF''a
Mr.. George moved that =. Bagg, ESQ.
be permitted to address tile Board cohs
cerning swamp land pre-emptions.
Carried. 14
Mr. jackson moved that Shepard
Reed he appointed commissioner on the
Butterfeld road in place of.Job Email
who refused to act.
Carried.
Mr.. May moved that Hartman a. DO
gan I've allowed the sum of seven hum
dred and fifty-four dollars and sixty
cents for publishing tile Tax Sale
list. .s9
Carried. te fH.fe .rs,
Mr.. George moved the adoption of
the following resolutions:
That the Clerk of this Board he auA
thorized to execute deeds to the follow
ing claimants for swamp lands upon
their paying one fourth OF the purchase
money down and by their executing
mortgage securing the amount paya-
ble in one, two and three years With
interest ut ten per cent. per anlum pro-
vided that those who desire, have the
privilege Of paying all down.
SAtfl EeaEte#. Is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

An old lady announced In court at
Atlanta that she 'shad no counsel
that God was her lawyer. My dear
madam" replied the Judge, che does
not practice in this court.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
lNMAN HOUSE,

" ID. CRAMER, PROPRIETOR, CEDAR
eD q FALLS IOWA. This Hotel, at the corner OF
Nam and Second Streets has been recently enlarged
and fitted up in the best STYLE and is now becoming the
favorte resort of the travelling public. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

Report adopted.
Mr.. Eandilands. moved that Mr..
Webster be allowed .6S for attendance
and mileage at the September ses-
sion. sa ss
Carried.
The minutes were then rgad ana
approved and then the Board adjourn
ed. ae's
G.. A. EBERHART,
IS fs.4 Nssf al s Clark
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

TSASH1ONABLE TAILOR, FOUR DOORS
South of Coles Drug Store, Cedar FAILS, iowa. ne
pairs neatly and promptly executed on the most reas
onable terms, ... -. ,i.l
Agent for Dubuque Dying Company. Orders solicit
tad
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

cS1is.ian cSnn IA 'S%nsehii oroae, hs p ai 70 Il
Go. .asas. as,.srn.s y xn~N! |; 4 4
Adopted. .fs.....s
A petition was then presented fioni
C. ID. Gray asking tile Board OF Super
visors to authorize dnd direct the Clerk
to issue q warrant on tho Bounty Fund
for the SUM of eighty-fye dollars and
INTEREST thereon at six per cent. per an-
iium, from the date of presenting to the
Treasurer for payment a certain war
rant issued to Alfred p. Merritt for tile
sum of two hundred dollars, which
warrant was lost after the paytffent or
one hundred and fifteen dollars OF the
same by the Treasurer. Aaa3a a4s
Said warrant of eigllty-five dollars
and interest to be issued by tho Clerk
upon condition that said Gray, execute
bond to be approved by tie Clerk,
conditioned that III the original warrant
IL ever presented to the Treasurer for
payment and paid by the Treasurer,
that the amount thereof sh all be paid
TO the Treasurer again, thereby keep
Ing the county HARMLESS In the mat
ter. l ae git33 yf4f6
Mr.. George moved that said petition
be granted.
Carried. 48 III
Mr.. Vittari moved that George Ward
be appointed commissioners on the
Lamb road In Black Hawk town.
ship.
Carried.
Mr.. George moved that tile sale of
the swamp land In the county nj pub
lic auction be indefinitely postpol-
ed. -,
Carried.
The committee OH attendance and
mileage then reported, recommending
eomlysnsation to the members OF tho
Raarsl a q fnlinu.. e#s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
@ "a. IATHROp,
j. WYTH,

rrILINRRY AND FANCY GOODS, Sign Of the
INa Big Bonnet, Post Office BLOCK oecar Ea''S'
Iowa. #k %
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
q. O. WINNINGS,

A IT THR UNION NEAT MARKET, KEEPS CON
"A stanty on hand good assortment the best meats
and other articles In the market line which he Is
selling al the lowest living prices. Main Street oppo
size Neeley's Grocery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. sl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

HwEET.-An italian prot hAs writ-
ten poem OF 600 lIlies on strawbsrs
ries.o tas13 %9e SA8 "a EAfassssS i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
6, NJ. PIE RCE,
1. w. WARREN, m. o.
TLate Of Illinois.

Late OF IIIIn0S.I
NErERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the People Of Cedar Falls, and vicinity. once at
Pmmer's Drug Store. Residence on I'd Street, between
Washington and Clay. N. B-The pest references
will be given Ii desired. .r t8 o. g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

DEaLERS IN MILLINERY FANCY GOODS
Keeps constantly on hand complete assortment
OF choice Millinery New Goods received every wfvs'
Tpnoste Townsend 4 Knapp's Bank. Cedar Falls,
Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

The total receipts OF the Saint Louis
Fair amounted 10 800 600.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
a. SPAuLD DING,

~.DNTR CTOR AND BRIDGE BUILDER,
! Cedar Falls Iowa. Constructor OF the new Bridge
at Collar Falls Refers Hosea white, sritngville,
7 inn ca Col wm. t. Shaw, Anamosa, Jones Co
Also 10 the Bridge Committee of this city 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
=. A. BRYANT, N. D..


nUySaGIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
l. MINERS Drug Store. Residence, corner oil
sixth and Franklin streets Cedar Falls, Iowa, 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

r LICENSED AuCTI0NEER, FOR CITY AND
COUNTY continues still at his old business, and VIII
execute It az we'll and cheap as any, Cedar Falis
Iowa. ts+ . Oh
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

CRAINER, HOUSE, CARRIAGE AND SIN siGN
NT PAINTER has taken r. WHY'S place AZ Ceaar
Falls and will gve entire satisfaction to all VINO entrus
him with work In his line OF business shop over fos
dicks Wagon Shop. Paper hanging neasiyaohe on shoi
notice. -~ 90 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
KEY CITY HOUSE,
naiss A McnAILY g. SISTER,

r0HN T.. WILCOX, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
81 Main and Third street, Dubuque, Iowa. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
MORRIS LIPPoLD,
=. 8. ENcLEDoW,

DARUER AND HAIR DRESSER, OVER a. L.
ID Nichols Grocery Store, Cedar Falls. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
s,MEoN FLESH,

-ASN1rxssS m EVERY STYLE. HOUSE, SIGN
and Fresco Grainng, and Ornamental Painting
done In fne style, at short notice shop In the rear
of Aitwein's house, Cedar Fails, Iowa. oA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
n. C. DAVIES,


TVOUsTs SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
II and Paper Hanger shop on First Strces, se ne"a
Falls, Iowa.. e N 4 ,E s@f @#E& " o-N"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
.. a. KEBERLE,

EXPORTER or HAVANA AND MANuFAC-
il TURER OF Domestic Cigars. Dealer In chewing
and smoking Tobaccos, Merschaum, Bryer, Rubber
and wooden Sfipes Opposite kssly's Grocery store,
Cedar Falls Iowa % FEt ~ w. a1oet
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

Or. JOHN 5. KING, r,-a.
SUEaGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- snecial attention will he gwen to the cure OF dis
eases Of long standing once and residence opposite
and west Of the Public School House, Cedar Falls
- - T- Fs@- ~" ST. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
-I-TTT5 a. HARTMAN,

II THE CEDAR FALLS BOOK DINDERY, is
"A prepared to do all kinds Of Binding In WORK.
manlike manner Patronize home Institution and
bring on your Papers, Blanks Magasnes anu ram
uhless ana have them bound. Orders left at J. L.
Cele's Store, will be promptly attended TO. -
Paper Hanging done to order. e- s~ o-i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25
MEDARY = PERKINS.

ME UAH 70 = TENNH"~
DEALEBS in LEATHER, sADDLERY HAND
- ware, Shoe Findings, Saddlery, Collars, &C.
Cedar Falls Iowa. Cash paid for Hides. s-f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09
Goreign Ncms.

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.
1t has transpired that by directions from Eng
land the death sentence OF the Fenians has been
committed to twenty years imprisonment.
LoNpoN, in. 4.
There has been great snow storm here. The
highways and railroads blocked up, the snow
having driited badly.
Vessels have been delayed, the fisheries sus-
pended, and the poor are suffering.
BRussEfs, Jan T.
The effort Of Napoleon to form a quadruple al
lance, failed
England layors an alliance with Prussia, pro-
vided the independence of Belgium is guaranteed,
PARis Jan. ..
Dispatches received this morning announce the
occurrence Of q terrible earthquake in Algcria ~
Many villages were destroyed and large number
OF lives lost.
CuARLEs1oN, $. C., Jan. 2.
New Orleans papers of the Sd inst, contain the
details of Mexican news TO the 9Th ult., hy the
steamship " Trade Wind.n
An Imperial decree has been issued ordering a
new enrolment Of property to be taxed for the
support OF the Government, embracing every
known description OF property within the jurisdic-
ton of the empire.
Taxes are to be paid every other month of the
year under penalty OF compassion and payment Of
costs,
GeH. Donai commands the French forces at Pue-
bla, where Macmillan was living in most pri-
The city council welcomed him in an address
praying for the prosperity Of the empire and the
consolidation of the nation. Col. BrorO and three
OF his chiefs, Alexicans, had been shot by the Im-
perialists.
NV YORK, Jan. Z.
Montreal dispatches say Sir John Michael has
received no information of the reported commuta-
ton OF the death sentences Of the Feniaus to ~
years imprisonment.
kilograms were received here Yesterday, stating
that the confederation bill had been defeated by a
large majority in Prince Edwards Island
Steamship City OF Baltimore, from Liverpool
the 10th, via Queenstown the 27th ult. has arrived
1t was thought that the reason why Eugeni.
would not so to Rome, was because Of the condi
ton OF the relations between the Emperor and The
Pope.
The Pope has declared his will not to aban
don Rome.
In the Tribune of the morning an editorial ap
pears in which Mr.. Greedy opposes the impeach
ment of the President.
A Vera Cruz dispatch Of the 23d ult say
Maximilliau has been closely pursued by guerillas
they having been only two hours behind him ii
a passing through Acultizono.
NJ perote had been bombarded by the lmepral
lists
A San Louis Potos correspondent writes Dee
18th, that Majia had levied another forced loan
and was compelling payment Of everyone, whelig
native or foreign.
The example of Cana,es ia rebelling at Mats
moras, was having a DISASTROUS effect, Two othe
Liberal chiefs having declared for Ortega, an
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09
(Bg TELEGRAPH 20 Haiim's Joa~nafl
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
\ y = y Z u y Y \ D D n D n
Fur tht week eudng Nedu.-tsf., Jan. o. t-61
AMuLNI nl aIo-E Al MA.ALI

Foriiie eeek eud,ng wedns.ia, JAM O. is67 ~
AAogNIor sfogE At MAaAfri
5 5a,' , ss,' . Cd 9.5 IS $ s5$ g
ltEf cA1IE-hHt,a htanahyt premium oyen, $3.50
so quality $1,000 $40 per 100 bs. t9tal WEIGHT iir,
9' a4a dressed oeaL ies choicest single paifs, so0
yalag as6-,f hstdy at,sr. s5 slio "'''''S TO 'ne"
vih ghoa, calves az may agreed, fauoe ordinary
sior.,-Yeannu sOoa sos teo-yearolds 5000 5000
hrar-S rar .ds. 10 s6b
wrlshti or 5 lbO a 500 per- head. NV
sHut., ie-ais q etc.,, retail a % cts. perm
Sarug Pics wholesale 100 o., retail 90 o0cpor ID.
Hies-Brghton. oa ooe per d. Country lots,sIg al &c.
Taiuw-7 s i-3c per 10.
Prits. with suul ou -llo 100
RtnARes Again Che trns over tho Ngw England railroad
arrived on time SMILE e western 30 hlgcsed l snoa that
listening Tor the Albany trains sord rooeiy iy tera
ha ln,y were Waorlhs through i SNOW 20 miles only
or 90 morrow morning ANY Albany stasF u IT.
vft,s M ~ Nd ~ "n 49,. 3 nn tis way o. Brighton OF
yrisauu a. Bdshon WIN hh buyer. and sellers, So nnd Il
AZ thmhdse we nuhd o.u cattle, just more chan
lest wek There ~efe good uumner Of nuyers present. adj
eee "a, a'g We |saf sold ana pleasant and Of
Besides he ao9ye uamngr Of Northern cattle there were two
FROM "a CTS 50 -lrio Do cts b s6ri many an ait az
then i-w pairs Of ne Northern hgh A. Is c Der i6
sold at q 2tol ~ l2ots per- NJ Tea Maine oAen ii H.
e' al lci 10 sr az u "a cl others nd ii ots3
az et pets A. aAf 70 II Cts PER lb four cows
The number of sheep es7s, compare with 500 last
Was gouu, ale Nr buienss srrned tn be ",
ts peter a. ltg INFERIOR ql'A,s denommted thnk
ato 10 &C. pvr 10 nnt these hgurs, lhe huteers ee
something rrci'y good AMI 'hsy sss nor ray less.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09

pnp,rp ,trs or t,,,tNr,>-.r ,,rp,to>-rt,p.
non freuercN f. bliiheS "i California mas
presented 20 Windsor Coauy Bar ana excellent
portrait of Hon. Norman Williams. painted b, b
T. ,t..ou r-,,,, .t.. .i......., ..tl- A..
''''o"' ''i guy O'0i cue '''''''' W W.T.
Billings we select the following
" II is a matter OF profound regret am sure
TO you all, that the painters art was not early call
ed in TO preserve for of to-day, and for those
who are to come after u.s. the features of these
prominent men 81 these historic men Of the Court
What qualification, vhat perpetual delight and
to the Young men of the Bar especially. what an
abiding inspiration it would be d their faces were
ever looking down from these now bare walls
This regret, gentlemen, will ever be Increasing
time passes, as one by one gradually disappear
those who saw, came in contact with and knew
these men, and there is left at last not a single
soul TO speak OF them from personal association
and personal recollection.
This regret is not confined io Windsor County
Not ere alone are che memorial portraits want
ing. Vermont, always Astounding ia strong, Wig
orous-minded original men, was especially rich iu
her early days iu men of great natural intellectual
ability, and Of most marked individuality of char
acter. In no department of life was lhis more the
case than in connection with the Bench and the
Bar. There is hardly a county IN The State whose
courtroom could not be adorned with portraits oi
men of the legal profession, WHO were born, lived
and died in the county, but whose just fame went
far beyond the limits of the State And yet there
are only three portraits to bee found la an the
Court rooms Of Vermont. These three are those
of Stephen K Bradley. the eminent LAWYER, Judge
aud senator, and OF his great son, William G.
| bradley, TO be found in the Court room of Wind
ham county and that Of Samuel y. Phelps, anoth'
er most distinguished lawyer Judge and senator
/ in the United States court room at Rutland.
The regret indeed applies to the whole State
q N.aH w.. D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09

more OF them were likely 20 follow their example.
MIramon intended establishing DIS lcadqulr-
ters ct Guadaiaiaa, ia order to cooperate with
Mejia.
TouroN. Jan Z.
Transports to bring back DC French troops
from Mexico, sailed for Vera Cruz To-day under
a convoy of iron-clads.
CONsrANrlNOrfE, Jan. Z.
Government bias received official accounts that
the instruction has been suppressed
LovuoN, Jan. S--Noon.
The Times OF this moruing says upon good au-
thority that Sir Frederick Btu e., Che British Mil
lister at Washington, has been instructed 10 asccr-
tain whether the L.. $. government viii submit The
Alabama claims to arbitration. provided certain
points for arbitration are agreed previously
The Daily News of this morning, in leading
article. denouncc. thc project for arclorm demon
stration by the presentation of a mass petition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09

CorrAGr ~ EyFRy-pAy Fr.-Havc the cour-
age 10 DISCHARGE n delt while Won have the money
In your po,kef
flaw, I'M, rotrare 70 do without that Won do not
nred however much .your ewes u,ay. co,,t IL.
U1yc tho COURAGE TO sneak your mind when /, is
necessary YOU should do SO. and 70 hold your
tongue when II rs prudent yon should do so.
lave the courage 10 speak to q TREND 800 q
" sgedy coat even though You are 10 company
WIN "a nch one ana richly attred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09

A cargo of sixty thousand bushels of white wheat
arrived at this port yesterday by sea from San
Francisco, California, ON shpboayd, az less cost of
transportation than the same amount of Wheat
could have been brought hthcr from Chicago by
railroad. This extraordinary fact speaks volumes
as 10 tho embargo upon the produce trade of the
West laid ley the railroad monopoly comprising
all the different leading lines that have united ia
the current schedules OF freight charges. II those
schedules are as low 10 the railways can afford 90
make them the fact only proves more clearly what
we recently said, that as a means of transportation
for tha burdens OF commerce over the vast distances
OF the interior the present railroad - stem Is an
unmigtakablc and indisputabe failure.
II the railroad companies hope 20 retain the
enormous trade they have sought to grasp they
must find out the means of running at lower rates,
and we revaislied that they can easily do SO II
compelled. The shortest aud best way to effect
this is by means Of competition from transporers
TO run az much lower rates, and this !, point
ed out hy the success of the experiment iust made
~ bringing California Wheat to Philadelphia hy
sta No railroad combination or monopoly can
possibly intuliere with operations like this, for IA,
sea s free, and the cost OF transportation by thai
channel always cheaper than by railwy. All oul
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-09
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