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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
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TOSEPU UAZLETINE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT District Of Washington. s.
In Froi,at Court. held AZ Mpnfil"r. Sii District
on the Eth DAY of February. A u l-.5
& C. Eaton. administrator of the 'Stat" Of Joseph
presents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes APP llratlun for deere ni
list rlbution and partition Of the estate II said Dc
ceased. -,
Whereupon II ordered 10y said Irt. that said &C
count and said application hr referred To :: ~t-s I
thereof Toe held at the Probate pl.+ III - ID Mont
heller n,th IA. \ II lis. Tor hear
Ing aud there M aud II l. further ord red
hat motto. hereof h given L. all persons interested
hy phlication of the THREE weeks sn'ees<NeN il
the Green Mountain Freeman. newspaper published
a, VI utt+r previous said time appointed for hear
ing that they appear at sad tlIii and place and
show can AZ if any they haNr Nj ny sad account
should not I've Above I. aud such decree made
BY the Couit Az, 81.
III AltN ~ lIIDfN. IuiyA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
Probate Court -.

HARVEY TILDEN, JUDGE. N.A CHASE REGISTER
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court for the District of
Washington, during the week ending Feb
-.
Feb. 9. Joel Doty's cstate-will proved :;
VIM. h. Murray, administrator: O. w.
May and John Jackman appraisers and
commissioners. James Bovden's estate
j. r. Seaver and NJ. ID. Parmetcr, apprnis-
erS and commissioners; license to sell per-
sonal estate. granted. VIM. j. IIaines'
e>tate-Emily Cummings IIaines, admin
istratliX; VIM. 5. Atkins and 4. K. Gar
vim, appraisers and commissioners license
to sell personal estate granted.
Feb. II. Joseph IIaseltine's estate
administrators acct referred to March g.
Feb 10. Charles Reed estate admin
istralOr's account referred to March e.
Feb. ID. Abbie May Benjamin's guardi-
anship-,Joseph Benjamin. guardian
Sarah ii. Hayden's Observation-Disclosures s
account referred to March 6. j. G. Smiths
estate will referred to March O.
Mr. Harvey Carr of Hardwick, formerly
OF East Montpelier, recently met with a
severe accident while splitting wood ut his
house. A chip or splint flew, striking
him in the eye. completely destroying the
| sight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
and the col-l rated
GERMAN STUDENT l. AMP.
TI'RI-I \\TEE\S
4 ORNEL'S V. BANCROFT'S ESTATE

The UNDERSIGNED having ben appointed y the II
ira lie Irpat, Court IL, l>tTrt 4 Mas li.tOI.
'u1l~si lers. {. receive. eNaliilil' and sil'et al
lallns and demands II all persons atl,ls III sat Il
Cornelius ' Ban rut lat. Plan IL II. sal, l-IstT,
deceased and all claims exhibited III nf,>'t ther"t'.
hereby that Nil tn pun
aforesaid, at tie tw cln- house Il Willard r. Porter
III FAY stnI the 81 Ian March and 81 ilA OF >eI
tenher from o'clock until s .il'rh u 81
SAID DAY and that IItlls Fl t - taN ~ March.
l. lis. the tlme limited 10y >rit & art f"r sad
,reiltors lresIlt their claims eNalatl,r
dated AT Fayston this Is day q February A isl
WIIIAKh Il POINTER ,-,,,,,--
" STRONG. ---i-i-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
AUSTIN'S ESTATE.

The undersigned having hee0 appointed 10y the Hon
,rahe Probate the lI>trlt II MaslilngtnI
receive. 'NaIulle and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons lI>i The ~;' Of
N-halle AustIn. lat" ii Mar>Elr! III SAID distinct.
deceased. and all claims exhibited III Offset threi'
hereby notice that VIII meet Tor tn IurI -
aforesaid at the dive ling hnUsr nf Peer Ntoi'sk
the third day Of April and seventh DAY II Angus i'Nt
from ten o'clock . until three O'Clock each 81
SAID daN and that months from The sixth dan q"
February u ls-5. the time limited 10y sad court
said creditors t. present their claims t. IL fr
animation and allowance.
Dated at Narshteld, this 18Th day ~ ''rlafT A ID
ISL -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17

Rufus Chapman of Liberty, Maine, hal a stiff
leg bent at III knee limbered and strcnsthned Ivy
the use Of JOhn>.n : AnOtyne LIN mcni.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
RI lI.A<D COT My.
WI\DHAM COUNTY.

Among the new = in Institutions" at Brattleboro, il
the Bickford Knitting Machine Manufacturing Co.
They have capita stock of $3.50 900.
Mrs Ruth Sabin, mother of Daniel Sabn of
Williamsve met a shocking death on Wednesday
morning. She rose about O'Clock and, after kind.
ling fire in the fiji place, in some manner fell in
to 1t, receiving such terrible burning to cause
her death coon alter. She WAS 50 years old.
All over Windsor and Windham counties the
ii outh and cold unprecedented and there is an
unusual prevalence of scarlet-fever. pneumonia
influenza and all the other diseases incident 70 ex.
posurc and bad vent latiOn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
WINDSOR COUNTY.


The Standard says that a few days more will co m
plete the work Of grading through Shallies Hill on
the woods took Railroad-an event worthy of cele-
bration.
Mcssrs Merrill and Hudson, Bridgewater have
a small herd of grade Jerseys five III number, from
three to five years old, which have made on the
average az pounds of butter the PAST season, be
sides the milk and cream used by the family of
five members The cows were fed with meal
through the season, and the result. show very
clusively that it pays TO keep cows we'll at all
sons of the year.
Gen Lem. Spooner was in Woodstock lately, and.
speaking of the weather, made this remark in his
till twelve O'Clock next Sunday night shall have
ninety five Januarys and this Is the hardest
one ever experienced.
There will be mass convention of Patrons at
Ludlow, Tuesday, Feb. q. at 10 A. NJ, at Ham
mond Hill. Messrs. Crosby, Jameson, Mead.
Franklin and Boyden expected to be pesnt
Mr. Crosby will have samples of goods. Return,
checks for half fare
| 1t is reported that Henry Gooden and his son
former residents of Bethel, in company with others
so in all who had formed themselves together for
settlement on the Green river persisted in the great
storm on the overland route. Report says all per
ished but a woman and three children.
| Miles Wyman, OF Chester has been bound over
for trial for committing rape upon Addic Williams
10 years old, the daughter of his wife by former
husband.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
ORLEANS COUNTY.

\ National Bank i. 10 be organized At Newport.
Edward Hastings, of Graf sDury. is rarely ali
rent from church on the Sabbath, but sunday be-
tore last he did not arrive season. Just before
the bell rang, he turnei ont his horse for water
and a the animal caught the SQUAD he lsmem.
bcred that /; his business to 90 to church and
spend three hours in hi, place III the shell. He
stlrte and soJu IN ale the Intervening mile. He
stood in front of the church and waited for his
imaginary Load 10 alIght aud then went to the shed
to remain through service. Mr. Hastings found
HIM looking as sanctImonious As on occasion
when he hal not bcea "a lly of-uch trick.
Cratt>bury Is said to have snow dnils twenty Nv.
feet in depth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
NENTAUR LlNIMENTS.

PIXIES Torn ACHE DR"rs-Curc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
"psAcHoMA>CY.o or SOIL CuaRMI>C.

IN M"lr"tt February 9Th. at the residence Of the
~, ~, 1i,ti,,T !, y BALDWIN. Esq Mr.. JOSEPH
II - thhltl IF Montpelier and Miss SOPHIA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-17
HONE MUSICAL LIBRARY.
Collections of Instrumental Music.

Price q caeh t0oS in Ids. $3.50. Cloth, s..
GtI, Si.00.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

| LIGHT IN DAhK PLACE. The wits of
! Boskowlfz and the stern virtues Of Stern
tind their way to substantial NANTES.
tatlon whenever great emergency de-
mands their exercise. For 10, these
many years, has the beniehted wandeier
CROPPED his way through the dark and
labaryn'bine walk which fronts the
northern half of the eastern frontage of
the county block. The wayfaring man
though seer might err therein and
the fool has found his folly
doubled there and his footsters
set about with entanglements. stumbling
blocks and perpieXi.ies The curiou,
bluntn"ss and swriness Of the ayerao.
Carson nose is due 10 the many and fire.
quent bumps aud collisions experienced
there, in the black waste and middle of
the night. Portly gentlemen with eyes
hilarlously dim, Lave frequently been
known to have the Wind butt+d out of
them there by careless pedestrians walk
ing rapidly With back bent and hesd
down, lunglng reckiessly ahead. Foes
have passed one another unrecogpjzed
ana friends have met and parted there
In the silence of utter ignorance of each
others presence. This dismal embar.
EASEMENT is TO give way now before the
thoughtful enterprise of our wideawake |
friends of the great Carson clothing i
and repository of cheap and
elegant wares for the habiimentinp of tb. |
outer man. Messrs. Stern & Boscoyitz.
At their own expense they have caused
to he erected opposite their door and
npon the outer edge of the sidewalk. n
lamp post. Within the hollow heart of
that iron post has been erected a column
OF easpipe. At the upper end of that
pipe Will soon be placed lanthorn. In
that lanthorn will a light be LIGHTED
anon; and with the lighting Of that
timely beacon will disappear, let us
hope, the somber darkness which has O
long v-xed the current Of pedestrian
at once and forever.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
The following horses have entered

inc loiowing horses have entered!
NJ. 4. Iittell names bh illiale by AustraIi.s,
oam id e"ild. hy Lexington: Years old.
Tn mas Is. faucttt u mes b b GTimst,ad, D.,
@iiroy' dam sister 10 kuric, by LUMP. sov,r
ii. n; years old.
VIM Psliek names m Katie Tease, by Plane
dan winnie hanshclL. by 1np. Slencoe; .
years old.
Joe bai tels names Oh h sprinebek, hy Austria
nan, dam Hester, by e,ingt,n; b,ears old,
T.. !. fhldwin nj NEE IN h utlItrf M, ly Aus
ira ian, dam Atro.i Z, by Lexington; y,ais
old
Vim. A. Walden names ch h reN,nue, jr., by
heN,nue, Gam Mamie harp,r. by ol.nc.,
aged.
II. Z. O'Hanlon names b m Fnn'e Hall. hy Nor
folk, dam Miami, by pelmont; ty,srs old.
j. G. Simpson names Oh Ia Hockhochine, ~
Rinen sst,r, dam Young fashi,n, by mp
NJ nal, h: jyears clI.
Colonel NTH nriuts Oh IA nance, ~ W n,lrs
dam Ann,tt, by 1sring,on; years old.
~ The horses will Ia cplled at haifp,,,
one, and will start promptly =. two O'CLOCK.
.B.-Any horse fifteen minutes behind time.
the o hers vi get The wNrd TO y.
A. }. BRYANT, President.
1oKS hARlp, Secretary. osls..,d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
mon Ill AitHlS Ala.


Lost on Saturday evening, Oct. soth. ls75
between the corner Of Fifth sni Nevada street,
AMI the Mint. . purse containing siIty-tvt
dollars III gold coin b, sid n rec, lpt ard i. v
small pieces Of silver coin. I b" finder will be
beHally rewarded by iraNIny tie same 1T the
southwest ceFner OF fiith and Orusby streets.
THEATER.- There was an excellent IT.
tendance at the theater last night. Tie
playing was Of the first order Of meri,
throughout. Mr.. Jack is the best Uncle
Tom ue have seen and Miss Firman's
Torsy is nost happy conception.
Little Dorrit ; Eva Brought many n tear
to unwilling eyes, and Miss Douelss'
ETA WAS very effectively rendered
Willie Sims was immense as Gumpiiop
Cute md the ken,uckian and not TO
make further individual mention, ~,
entire play was admirably sustained
1t will be repeated this afterroon
at the matinee. This evening We
are TO hnve The Hidden Hand"
The renovated Theater is not ouite
she'd, but the extent of the ep-
larged auditorium shows for itself. and
enough .lseWIse Is shown TO indicate
what very decided improvement the
Indeed il does not look like the snme
place at all-apd for that matter il is
quite another thsaier in all respects, and
vastly better one than that which is
superseded by act of reconstruction.
Again do We commend the energy and
industry of street commissioner Butts.
He might have been. and undoubtedly
was. observed yesterday in the act of |
laying down substantial, three plank |
cross-Walk from Willis to FrisDjs's cor.
ner-an improvement greatly needed |
and one. for the accomplishing of W hich |
fntnre generations will rise mp and bless
good DIR. Butts and the powers whose |
very faithful executive be is.
BALL AT EMPIRy.-On the evening Of
November II. at Rcheys Hall, Empire,
Mr. l., S. Bowden will give a social ball
Tickets only one dollar. OF course this
merely nominal price of admission does
not Iucluds the cos. of q supper. But
the arrangements for the entertainment
viii tie complete and satisfactory. See
the advertisement, and stand in.
0oMEfslNG INTERESTING, having refer
snce to Mr.. Joe Rosenstock's fine and
extensive stock of goods, will be forth.
coming throaRh these veracious and ms.
t,es dealing columns within day or two.
Keep watch for it.
TELEGRAM UNcALLED roK.-At the
Telegraph station of the Atlantic and
Pacific Company is q message for Ni.s
Fannie St. Clair.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
The Matinee this Afsera~on and Per.
fprmaMre Yo.DiV1t

The very excellent troupe at whose
hands our delighted plsygo-Ts enjoyed
an artistic rendition Of Uncle Tom
Cabin" last nigh. at the Carson Theater.
will favor the youne folk and their
friends with n repetition Of that thrilling
drama at the matinee this afternoon
We cannot recall any play which is bet
ter calculated to impress the young with
n desirable moral lesson and awaken the
tenderer symrathies Of youth than this
same crsmatis+d version Of Mrs. Stoves
great. ST effort of tie imagination. 1t il
>inGularly well selected Tor the occasion
Tonight viii be presented for we he
heNe) the first time in Carson the start.
ling and fascinating drama Of The
Hidden Hand This play il adopted
to biinC in action the versatile powers OF
this admirable company i'll strong re-
Lief and We can assume our III, a'er pat.
rOniziug friends tia: a treat is IN store.
Secure Your box seats early.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
Latest styles in Hiliincr. GuoH.
Dress Making etc.

Mr.. Z. Cunningham cf the Corb-ts Block
whose opening Of Fall goods last w,.k uss so
largely attended by the ladies' Of Carson. and
whose stock Of honnets. artificial flowers, etc
Is So b"putl N. l. constantly III the receipt Of
ne! invoices Of all sorts Of things in tn. latest
pa rms OF hats, etc, etc. AIS, her fgCiiitirs
for fashionable dress making are uuequaIlei in
Nevada a. her rer reputation Tor elegant tts
and stylish trimming fully att.sts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

Lost on Saturday evening, Oct. soth. l-7j.
between the corner Of Fifth snd Nevada >tre.ts
AMI the Mint. . purse containing siIty-hve
dollars III gold coin b, sid 5 n rec, lpt and Anew
small lIrc,s 81 s.lyer coin. Iha finder will lie
berally rewarded by leaving the same 1T the
southwest Cerntr OF nth and Orusby STREETS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

1t is self Indulgence of no little al
luremeut to make careful, critical e1.
am,nation of the miliinsrical beauties OF
Mrs Anna S Brooks show window. II
is quite HI fascinating bit of self indul-
renre to write of those absorbing de-
| lights. The eye that loves 10 dwell upon
| the beautiful in form md the artistic in
| composition and arrangement no longer
regards q bonnet fresh from the in. pred
hand of a gifted modiste as a mere head
dress or trlfilng accessory to a general
mass Of toilet, but, instead. he comes 10
regard It AS creation Of poetic mind.
full OF expression and sentiment and
the tenderer yraces Of days and nights
Of fondest study and ardent zeal and
anticipation. Who Int the dullest can
behold the delicate hnes of yon befeath-
cred bonnet, destined TO sit in e'orv
upon the sunny hair Of peach huea
maiden, jrsOus in her youth,
Proud af h.r beauty avid proud Of her pride,
Ard proud Of a Thousand things beside,
tasteful fu,h.'ow, flushed with the con-
-ciousness of tearing of the chiefs
prize Of Mrs. Broots' repository of the
Fl q arts in ribbon and lace and the
h .niivork of def P"ri.ian worh.r- i'll
a iticial flowers, opposite Wells. Fargo !
q Co. banking md express Office, and |
~tth new cros,wak. laid by jndicious !
combination If capital and labor from !
Rails CORNER over 10 tb. Ornssby House. +
As d. scrIb.d In Yesterday . APPEAL, and |
so arranged n. +" he. p the most delicate
slippers out of the mud, aud go IS no. |
tn offend the eye If the most fnsri'iious,
aud altogether = great pub Ic Boon. 1t
/. nee Hess to say II al Ne advise on,
Lady friends ~ interview Mrs. Brooks
rs I" pliaes. -r. and not TO tear then
selves away from her tempting r1hlh {
without first satisfying their natural
Ion"ings and, II necessary. running up
a bill against the old man
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

Som. HANDSOME REPAIRS have been
..hi,, ,,,oa -. .-;,p u p
0"looh' tue bank r Nch' hee' on The hing
and Orm5by street corner. We note a
neat wainsco, and some new vaIl.psner
.,, trash main. ava ,,o,.o,,;,,; m
Is an eternal fitness OF things in bars ard
saloons as in churches and th" irrepres-
sible presence of the press. That the
! order of things hath fair sni ft,i,o
;.-,;;
'' ~ IN O. al '''e ''I' 'na'
,a,,ons w.Il.Iivirs, mo-, ,,i.I .tor,.,1..
c rv,ry euag-d L. che, ring sl,s-as and
Nnn"i ,T no gross exctsstN Dut contt ut
WIN The asi"i -occneloh"i inspiration Of
an hohtstiS devised c"cktnIl or tenn
prf'e allowance OF Tue ha'titi"ns Fred
rilckshurS Beer iheis dispensed. Q, la
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

The FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner Of King and Ormsny streets, is becoming
the fsyurite resort Of this city. The eres,
attraction lie Fred ricksturg Beer, while .ie
best Of wines. liquors and cigars are also sold
At the bar. first class Pedro Grms for the
Amusemenf of guests. cold lunt st all hour.
aud hearty good cheer for slLarn its recumfncn.
Il ttions TO Puthc favor. Il. Il. Brown IL the
proprietor.
NoTICE is hr.rhy given that l have been
sppoint' Agent for the Wilson ewing Machine
for the state OF Nevada vice +. Hardy removed
Parties holding leased machines are requested
10 pay prompt at the Office, I0l c Str,,t, Viz
g'nia ~, ur send to me through wills, Fargo
n cos tNprtss.
nUNJ-lw NJ. s, PERRY
NoTICE.--All persons having hills against the
Virginia Relief Committee vii present tie
same immediately, A. HELM, secretary,
:. J. WHITE. M. p, Physician and Surgeon,
lie once more nj his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson str et oppos. te the Capitol.
ie30-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06


For two or three days past the busi-
ness of adjusting tbs insurance upon
hnnds of adjusters and experts. The
former have been estimating the amount
of possible salvage, and the latter Mr..
Rail and somebody else, We forget who
have been appraising the value of the
ininred machinery, the melted lead Of the
acid chambers etc. The result has been
that the insurance companies, after tax.
into account II not po>s. ssion). Of some
the wreck, pay the insured S24. 800 of
the total amount Of $25, coo called for
III the pOilci-s. This. It strikes Us is
fair and equitable; and it speaks well
for all concerned that the business has |
ben thus satisfactorily adjusted. The |
Cher meal Company are as yet undeter- |
mined as to what course 10 lake. whether |
TO rebuild their works or abandon the |
business for the present. Notwithstand- |
ing Their recovery Of the amount of in.
surhnce named. they are heavy losers Nv
the IRE; and certainly the history of the
bniiness in Carson (Bhero the works
have been twice DESTROYED by fire., does
not afford any very lively encourage
ment TO try again. The old saying !.
hat :" the third time always goes il. =
which beng interpreted il ike unto
Rory . Moore's av-rment to his darling
Kathleen that there's luck in odd num-
'ers." We believe that An acid aud
lne-sfone factory here. jndiciously con-
Iucted will pay, and for the sake of the
rade and commerce and manufacturing ,
interests OF Cnreon, We hope they will
uuclude to rebuild. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.

a fCkNISHkD ROOM, IN HOUSE CEN
"A trally located Snd within FIVE minu es
walk of the Capitol can be had by q single
gent eman or gentleman aud his wife, with o,
without 5os.d.
Apply a. this Office. noyx
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-29
Railroad subscriptions.

Following the example set by the Sun
Mutual Insurance Company, Mr.. Thomas
A. Adams, president of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company, yesterday subscr ribed,
on behalf of his company, $4,000 to the
capital stock of the New Orleans Pacific
railway, and it is expected that other in
surance companies, as their meetings are
held, will immediately come forward and
subscribe according to their means. Mr..
Adams was first among insurance men to pub
licly advise insurers to take stock IN the new
road, as means of benefting our city
and as safe investment Of surplus capital
The president of the railway company re
ports good progress in the building of the
road under the contract with NJ Major James.
The New Orleans Pacific is not a paper
company, waiting for grants aad subsidy
While subscriptions are coming in the track
is being laid, which fact gives assurance of
the completion OF the road within a reason
able space of time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-29
Commercial Decline.

The decline of New Orleans in com.
mercial Importance is at present occupying
large share Of the attention of the news
papers of that city, and each in its own pe-
culiar way is endeavoring to explain the
why and wherefore. The Picay,ene and
Times. we believe, each insist that it is be-
cahse the Republican party have been so
long in power thus giving politics the
blame for a bad condition of affairs. The
REPUBLICAN takes different view, and gives
some very sound reasons for its opinions.
1t says that while formerly New Orleans
was the only shipping port of the West and
Southwest, she is now one of nine feet of
water with salt water ports all competing for
that trade. Formerly, no trade crossed the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers, or was hauled
over the Rocky, the Allegheny, the Bue
Ridge or the Cumberland mountains. Now
the commerce of Asia is carried across the
Sierra Nevada and the Allegnanles. over
the Cheat river grades and through Hoosac
tunnel
The domestic commerce of the country
takes the same modes of conveyance, and
now seeks the markets of the werld by the
agency Of the locomotive and propeller, in
stead of the tlatboat and sail vessel. The
REPUBLICAN omits one point, however,
which is worth notice. Importers of Coffee
owing to the magnitude of their business,
might naturally be supposed to be stirring
progressive men, nut while we doubt not
there are some who are Of that class, all ARE
evidently not. We have it upon pretty good
authority that the coffee importers OF New
Orleans are opposed to the introduction of
steam in the coffee carrying trade, prefer
ring to stick to their slow sailers As it is
very general impression in other cities that
the parties alluded to are but specimen
bricks of large class in New Orleans, may
it not be possible that what is known as old
fogyism is responsible for much Of the de-
cay of our neighbor!-.st. Louis Trade Jour.
nal