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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05
Josiah IL. DenrbOrn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT
y DISTRICT OF BRADFORD, So. ! In Probate
Court, held at West Fairlcc in and for said
District. ON the 18th day of April. A. d, 1877
Mrs. Sarah A. Dearborn, Administrators
of the estate of Josiah B. Dearborn Esq. late
of West Fairlce, in said District, deceased
makes application to said Court for license to
sell Ill OF the real estate of sad deceased to
wit:
The homestead Of said deceased. containing
four acres of land in the village of West
Faircc, and 10 acres of pasture and wood
land in STAFFORD representing that the sale
would be for the best interests of all ntcres-
ted therein.
Whcrcupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred to session
thereof. to be held at the Probate Office. i'll
said West Fairlee on the 18th day of May,
a. d., 1877, for hearing anu decision there
ON and, IL is further ordered, that all per-
sons interested he notified hereof. b. publ
cation of notice Of said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Brad
ford Opinion a newspaper published at Brad
ioid. Vt. and which circulatcs in the neigh
bon hood of those interested, before said time
OF hearing. that they may appear at said time
and place, and, If they SEQ cause, object there
TO.
BY the Court Attest,
As ALVAII BEAN, Register.
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BclJaMin iiiShy In Chancery.
Orange County,
AlnI ~ Roadway ct ais june Term lA,1

Alon1o Roadway 81 alS) June Term ls1y,
The Orators IN tho foregoing entitled 10.
ti,on having iied their petition IN tho Clerks
oilco IN tho court Of thMn,ory for said couu.
ty, setting Earth that the said Alonzo Rrawny,
IN the 2iih day Ut Scp,cmhrr. 4, ~, 1873 NIX
erutod Ia one D'nison npnHnorc murtgage
deed NJ certain hand ~ O,anpo,in the county of
Orange nio,otnid heinz all nnd the same land
decided 10 said R'dwny, hy said Drnsmore IN
The .nno day h,Inp one undivided half Of
snih MIL aud Privilege M n'ionod IN raid
deed iinm l,ntmoro IL said k'lwny, aud one
Mh'lt lot ~ lnhd In tuid Ornngc, hcing lot
No ", IN the tenth range Of lots; reference he
ing had 10 the rcmd III snil deeds In tho
Need ,'c''ds "f n,nnpc aforesaid Tor further
description, conditioned ior the unymeut of
~" certain pion,iSsory notca dated Sent. ~,
ls'a me ct snil h"'cs given for twn hun
drod nhd hiiy dollnrs, aud ouc of said notes
Tor Tho sum ot tire" hnudrcd dollars and
shawl Ing that said uuirs anl mortgages were
tur II valuable consideration transfer rcd to
the orator, WIN " now the holder Of the same.
And the orator hv li4 amendments To said
pc,liOu further shaved that Adclina Green.
Wuod, wife al Charles Gi,rnwood al Everett
IN the state uf Massachusetts, claims some In.
irics' IN the nbovc premises. And asking that
lh~'uuily al redemption al Alonhp Kwlwny,
iln,lps aud Adrur GtrrnwoOi IN The prcmi.
scs hc lolrlosod and II appearing that Ch,a.
dih NJ, lihc Girpnwoud reside without this
Snir nno hcNond ~ reach Of process.
Nhricinrc II IL hereby ordered. that tho
SAD charles aud Adclino Uroruwood ho mott.
fed Of the pcn,lnnri 90 said petit nni,d that
they bc required 10 appear aud answer 10 tho
same. ~ n icrm Of the court of Chnncery 10
ho hchl NJ 'hclson, IN and for the county Of
| Orange, On the first Tuesday of June ucxt
! by II publications f this order IN the bradford
opinion, u newspaper printed At bradford IN
! the county Of OinnGc, three weeks success
sicly the last oi which publication shall be- ut
least twenty days previous Ia the said first
tuesday IN June aud which publication shall
be decnrd sufficient notice for tho said Chns
ana Ad'lnc Greenwood toappooI and answer
To suid pctiiuu.
| Dated VT Chclsca thia 23h day of April, A,
| - iSI1.
~ l.. q. IiINCKLEY. Clerk.
! u. NJ IIiEvEr, Solicitor.
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CIATE OF VERMONT.
- DISTRICT OF HRADronp 50. ( In Probate
Court held at West Fairlcc, in and for said
District, on the 18Th day of April, A. D., 1877
Roswell Cook Administrator
of the estate of Nathaniel Avery. late of Cor
iutli said District, deceased presents his ad
minstration account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for assign.
mcnt Of Personal Property.
Whcrcupon II is ordered ny said Court, that
snidaccco,,nt application br referred toa sra.
zion thcrcofto be held at the Probate Ollicr.in
said w. Fairlcc on the ~ day of WAY A,
D.. 1877, for hearing aud decision thereon
and il is iurthcr ordered that all person inter
cs'cd he notified hereof, by publication of no
nee of said application and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Bradford
Opinion II newspaper published ut bradford
and which circulatcs in the ncighhorhund ot
those interested, before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place
amt show cause, II any they may have. why
said account should not be allowed, and such
ASSIGNMENT made.
BY the Court.--At'cst.
Is ALNAU BEAN, Register
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WELLS RIVER.

Cheney, the grocery man, rrcriv-
rd quite an injury one day last week
tie fell through trap door, sprain-
my an ankle, which has rendered
Ilim unit for service over since.
II. &. Brock has commenced work
on hls house which he recently pl,r.
chased from Moses Moreton. 1t
VIII be ready to move in to in about
two weeks.
The "Mastics' of this place, went
to South Rvegatc last Saturday and
played the "Mutton Chops of that
place on score of So to IS.
j. b. Winter has purchased of
Mr.. lllll the marble business in this
village. His son Charlie is here to
work the present week.
The Orange Association of Con-
ministers meet ut this
place with Rev. e. j. Rmslow next
Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

STATE OF VERMONT,
~ BRADFORD DISThICT. ss. In Probate
Court held at West Fairce within and for
said District on the 10Th day Of April A. d.,
1877.
An Instrument purportng to be the last
viii and Testament of james Mathews, late
of Nrrshire in said district, deceased, being
presented to the Court by Rufus Blanchard,
Esq, for Probate: Ii is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified
to appear ut u session of said Court to be
held ut the PROBATE Office IL West Farlcc, on
the I2tJ day OF May, A. D., 1917, and show
cause II any they may have, against he Pro-
bate of said Will: For which purpose il is
further ordered, that II copy Of the record OF
this order be published three week, successi-
veIy in the Bradford Opinion printed ut Brad
ford previous to sad time appointed for hear
ing.
by the Court--Attcst
iS ALNAu REAN. Rcuisfcr
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WOODSvILl.E.

WOODsNILbE.
q. NJ. Weeks and his company
were heard from again last week
Monday. They had arrived at Hot
Creek, 100 miles from CHEYENNE
and expected to reach Dcadwood
on, or about the 10Th inst. They
have had good luck all the way, no
accidents, no sickness. and no rows.
except u little sharp shooting bc.
tween members of the company
His letter was dated the 18th inst.
a. II. Leighton e. Co. this wear
purchased their goods from the
Portland market. and can give their
customers u better trade than ever
before.
Public examination of teachers
at School House Hall last Saturday
The Odd Fellows and Masonic
party givin last Thursday was u
success IN every way. About one
couples were in attendance.
Cutting a. Smith are about TO va.
safe the store once owned 10y &. NJ.
Weeks. They are to go on to the
road, we understand.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

THE news from the Indian cOun
Try continues favorable, and villa,
with the anticipated surrender of 1,
number of hostile redskins, and til,
promised aid TO he given by til,
Grows against the Sioux,thcre seems
to lie coed season for encourage
mcnt. The complaints of the Crows.
however. of the n,fultilmpnt OF
our treaty obligations as regards
supplies. should he rigidly invcsli.
gated. II we are to have any per
manPnt hold over the Indians. we
must impress them with a sense of
our good faith M well as of our
strength. The United States can.
not afford to disrs gard the dictates
of honor and honesty in dealing
with those whose position ns wards
Of the Government should stimu
late the sense of responsibility be
fitting such relations.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

The North Star finds remark
ale record of longevity in the fami.
" of MIR. JAS. Kelsey, who settled
IN Danville in 1850, aud died in 1916,
at the age of 10 years. The follow.
ing named children were born at
the old homestead in North Dan.
vile, and are now living: Harvey
Kelsey. aged S6a years James, S45 /;
John, 7Sa; Robert, 75a; Hiram, "a ;
Sally, 10; Hugh, GA. Aggregate
years, 636; average age, 76a years.
The members OF this family, with
two exceptions, are now all in very
go0l health.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05
John II. AbboIt's Estate.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
v The undersigned, having been appointed
hy the Hon. PROBATE Court for the District OF
Bradford commissioners to received. examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate of
JOnN II. ABBOTT late of Salem Mass.,s
deceased. and all claims exhibited IN Offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we VIII meet
for the purposes aforesaid, Mt \. w. Jaquith's
HAIL, in North Thctford. on the 18th .Iay of
Ortohrr next from nci'k 7. NJ. until ocl'll
y NJ and that six mouth from the 18th day
of Anil A ID. 1871, is the timc limited by said
Court for said creditors Ia present their claims
to us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Thetiord, this lst day of May,
1871, IA. T. CUMMINGS, Z cor,
80. A.w. JAQulrtI. S"'''
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Daniel Clurk's Estate.
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Bradford. Commissioners, to receive; ex,
anime, and adjust all claims AID demands OIL
all prrsons against the estate of Daniel r..
Clark late of Corinth in said District. decca
,c,l and all Claims exhibited in of 'et thereto.
hereby ri sc notice that we will meet for the
nu,nose aforesaid. at residence of the late
daniel T.. Clark. on the 9th day of Septem-
Der next, from o'clock A. ". until o'clock.
=. NJ. of said day. and that months from the
2Srh day of March, A. u, 1877 is the time li,n-
ted Nv said Court for said creditors to present
their CLAIMS to us for cx ,mination and allow.
ance.
Dated at Corinth, this 9Th day of April. A.
D.. 1877. A. T.. KINNEY. }rom
~ JACOB CHURCH. ID.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

MIR. Charles Francis Adams
congratulntrs Mr.. Tilden upon his
dignitied bearing,and says. 81 would
never have been reconcilcd to the
elevation, by the smallest aid OF
mine, of n person, however respec.
table in private life, who must for.
ever carry upon his brow the STAMP
Of flaud first triumphant in Ameri.
can history" That is just what n
good many Jackson men said when
Mr.. Adams father was made Presi.
dent by the Clay electoral votes in
1924. The alleged bargain follow.
ed Henry Clay through life, aud
was one Of the main hindrances
that kept him out of tho White
House. Boston Transcript.
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on FORD.

OXFORD.
The many friends of nr. NJ. &.
llnlnes Will he sorry to hear that
his health is such that he feels com.
pellsd'to seek II more Southern eli
mate to rccuprrale. We hear that
he vii! continue TO attend to thr
sick until the 10th Of June, when
he will quit his practice here. DR..
Fred Bnrnlam has taken up his
abode at the Elm House, and will
ride with DIR. llaines until he leaves.
Tie comes highly recommended us Il
gentleman and scholar.
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Mrs. Paul of Ely. makes

Mrs. Paul of Ely, makes an
announcement in the OPINION this
week which will delight the ladies
but make husbands and fathers siyh
for the good old days wher women
wore poke boune:s that cost litty
cents all trimmed, and when n niece
OF ribbon half yard long suiiiced
tor y bow beneath the chin,
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prObnte Courts.
pRAbrORD DISTRICT.
Hon. - a 'a'1tNN NEW u..so,

Probate Courts will he holden within and
for the District of I'rudlor,,'hc ensuing ycnr
ns ioilow-;
AT the Tfottcr House In bradford ON tho
second Tuesdays of January. March, May
July. September auI November.
At Fosters Hotel, Eat Corinth, ON the See
ond Tuesdays of February june August and
October.
At the judges Oillrc on tho second. Tues.
day OF April aud last Saturdays in March aud
July
At the Registers Office IN West Fairlcc. on
HE second Tuesday in December and last
Saturday in February aud November.
ALVAII BEAN, Register
West Fnirlcc Dee. |. 1876. 30yl
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

T,NHlsIDSsG.

TuNBRIDGE.
a very valuable horse that be-
longed to j. Alexander died recent.
ly.
1t is reported that a maple tree
that belongs to ID. Moves. has run
sap enough this season to ill thirty
seven twelve quart pals full, Rath,
or Il tough story.
\ movement is hoing made
certain how much sugar W. n',
IN IL, the town this season past. Pass
il around. GOO
The butter box and tub factory
is running '.gain.
n Mdsical Convention has been
"e"'. IN this town the last two weeks.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

WE invite tho attention of our
readers TO the valuable map upon the
first page. 1t is correct and relia
bic. 1t should be preserved for ref.
erence rs the war progresses.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Gov. Fairbanks has again re.
prieved Phair, condemned for the
murder sof the Frieze woman at
Rutland. He is reprieved for two
years aud ope mouth.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

President Hayes has invited
his uncle. the venerable Austin
Hirclard of Fayetteville, who is 81
years Old, to make him visit at the
White House, and promises TO send
his son Webb as an escort. But
Mr.. Birchard declines on account OF
his age and physical infrnity aud
also his characterization to mingle in
society on account Of the death OF
his daughter Mary, who was killed
at AshtabuIa, and 40 the President
will probably visit the old gentle
man himself early in the summer.
In the course of his stay he will
drive over to Wilmington to the
scenes SO familiar to his ancestors,
which he visited five years ago.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

WE wonder it all those persons
who write letters to the President
personal. political, oiliceScrking and
begging, know how their cpistles
are disposed Of Assuming tina,
they do not, which is very likely, q
little description of the manner il,
which the Presidents mail is ,lispos.
ed of may not be out of place. BE.
side his regular Cabinet Mr.. Hayes
has a postal cabinet, composed OF
three Secretaries and four Clerks
who attend to all correspondence.
even that marked "prrsomar" OF,
"plivaie." So that little luse for
getting the Presidents reserved at.
tend fails. Well, when the mail ar.
rivcs.a wason.Ioad or more it is open.
cd by these gentlemen and CAREFUL,
read. In front of them are u mum
her of baskets marked State Depart.
mcnt, etc. The letters are marked
and thrown into that basket which
contains all correspondence relating
to business of it's class. Once in
awhile just as u fisherman captures
an exceptionally fine fish, q letter in
found which is deemed of sufficient
importance to demand the Prcsi.
dents personal supervision and
these are thrown into a small bas
ket marked President. Hardly one
letter in fifty of all that immense
number ever reaches the Presidents
eye. Indeed, if he should attempt
to read them all, the Louisiana bust.
ness and the pOstotlices would go to
the dogs for all the President could
do. There is no doubt but all these
letters receive the proper attention
ana consideration. They are but
turned to their destination by this
postal cabinet" thus saving much
waste of time and trouble.
So keep on writing all seekers after
office aud knowledge, the sale of
stamps increases the revenue OF the
Government and enables seven men
o earn living in these hard times
VI cheap labor and no work.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Nor long ago since Jesse II. Lew
is was convicted of murder Mt Brat.
tlebOro, for killing one Albert W.
Deming of Mortified, Mass. The
conviction was secured mainly thro'
the testimony of William A. Airing,
who swOrc that he saw morphine in
possession of the prisoner. Airing
now makes affidavit that while he
was detained in Jail rs Il witness
the detectives frightened aud built
ed him into committing perjury.
He says the detectives also endea.
vored to bribe his sister, her hus
band and cousin into testilying
against Lewis. An effort is being
made to show that Dcming, whose
body was found on the mountain
side, was subject to fits, and proba.
bly, died in one.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Wade Hampton has issucdNan
address to the South Carolina leg.
lSla'ure, in which he urges freedom
from political animosities aud aid
IN restoring harmony. He also urg
cs the establishment Of free schools
tor the benefit of blacks as well as
whites.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

TIE Masters in Chanccry in Yer.
mont have cXOncratrd the rccpiv.
ers and managers of the Central
Vermont and Vermont and Canada
Railway companies. At the annual
meeting of the Vermont and Cana.
da stockholders in Bellows Falls
last week Wednesday the Directors
were authorized TO continue the
lease TO the Central on such terms
as they saw fit,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Base Ball Guides for 1917. au
thorized edition at OPINION Station.
cry Store. Price III cents; by mail
IL cents. ....-rs
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

1T is said that the fees on the
will OF Commodore Vanderbilt, to
he probated AT Bennington, will
alone more than pay the whole ex-
penses of the courts OF the district
for the year.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Tue Monthly Reader is magazine
designed for the use Of juvenile schools
and is intended rs Il supplement rather
than to supcrcedc the regular school
reader. The price is only fifty cents II
year. The fact that it is published by
Mr.. j. l.. Shorcy, the publisher of the
popular N"rScry, is II guarantee Of its
success,
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THE MAY MAGAZINES.

The GALAXY has another of Richard
Grant Whites papers on matters and
things abroad, English Women being the
subject this time Mr. White has the
grace to apologize for the tilal of his last
article, "EngIsh Traits" which was
hastily adopted, he explains, in mo-
mcnt of forgctlulness Of the fact that it
had been long ago appropriated by Mr..
Emerson Another English article in
this number is that contributed by II.
james, Jr., on London Theatres. There
is an article on the Public Libraries OF
the United States. constructed by John
a. Church, from the rich materials sup
piled in the special report of the Com
missioner of Education; Mr. Frank W.
Lautz writes of the processes by which
national bank notes are redeemed; there
is an anonymous article on Life InSur-
ancc; John ID. Champlin, Jr., writes
concerning some irregularities in the
Great Seal of the United States; five
chapters Of Justin McCartly's serial,
"Miss Misanthropc; !" there is the first
page of II story by s. +. Hopkins, bear
ing the promising title, "a Progressive
Baby" short stories or sketches are con
trbutcd by Mary Murdoch Mason and
Lizzie w. Champncy; there are poems
by james M. Winchcll. j. J. Putt, Mary
l.. Dickinson and others; and the depart
mcnts of DRIFT Wood, Scientific Misccl-
lany, Current Literature and Ncbum
conclude the tnhl" oI contents. Sheldon
IL Co., publishers. From A. Williams
IL Co.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Bermuda onions at g. II. Cur.
It's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

THE Judges Of the Supreme Court
of New Hampshire have decided
that the Governor and Council, who
constitute the Returning Board IN
that State, have no power to ego
behind the returns" II is not for
them to inquire whether Frank
Jones' name is Frank, or Frank lin,
or Benjamin Franklin, or whether
the man voted for in the First Dist
riot was one Or another, all three Of
these, or anybody at all but mere.
ly to foot mp the returns and an
D0unce the result as it stands, We
have no doubt this il q sound law,
but 1t ought to have been thought
OF two years ago, when Matt Head
was elected to the State Senate an /
cheated out of his seat because the
Democrats knew what his name was
better than he did.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

WIDE AWAKE for May, after its spr
tied irontispicce, "Thc Chlidren's Nov
ing Day." opens with u quaint story b,
Mrs. II. 6, Rowe, entitled "Mrs. White,
Plrty,' II tcstiyity which the guests at
tend in their ght-tlrcsses. Ii is follow
cd by "a Peep into Lace Kingdom
being an interesting account of Paris
ian convent whore fine laccs are made
In No, V. Of VIM. NJ. +. Rounds charm
ing "Child Marian Abroad," Child Mar
ian visits the Pope and procurus the Pa
pal Blessing for her doll and upon the
brooch tor Bridget at home. In "Quin-
ncbassct Girls" Sophie Mays serial
Emily in the height Of her girlish fun
encounters some of lies serious aspects,
Notwithstanding Polly" Miss Far
mans serial is concluded, leaving the
chief parsonage fit to become the hero of
another story rs "Goud- For-Somcthing
Polly.' "Empress Josephine and the
Juggler." by Miss Mary Wagcr-Fshcr
and "Thc Last Tournaments are also
excellent stories The attraction OF the
number however, to many readers, will
be No. TX of the Poet Homes Series of
papers contributed bv Il II. Sloddard
II relates to Bayard Taylor, and gives
portrait and views of Taylor's home at
accompanied by pages OF de-
lighllul personal gossip. Tho number
IS completed by poems from Mrs. l.. G.
Clara &. Deliver, &c., includ-
lng No. V. OF the funny adventures of
Mlltildcs Peterkin Paul. by John Brown
John. together the Popular Science
Club, Tangled Knols, Paror Pastimcs,
lost-Ollicc Department and Music. On.
y $500 per annum. Ella Farman. Ed
tor ID. Lothrop ~ Co., Publishers,
Boston.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

Tho Nandc,hil, sous are still
lighting over the departed Commo
do,r's money. Cornelius H., the bad
hoy of the family. IL again ntlcl
William H., the good hoy, and WIN
til rrctorc has 90, the lions share oi
the fathers property. Tie. Cornr.
Illus j.. threatens William II. with II
Ia wsuit to recover II round million
OF dollars, which he declares vii
liam u. promised him to ,iMonlin.
ne the contrasting "t the will. and
now refuses to hand over. William
u. holds the trump cards, however.
for Ivy the provisions OF the Como.
Ior's will he can stop CorrcliuS' in.
come il he makes trouble. Under
all the circumstances Cornelius had
better not sue, but take what he can
get, aud that before his brother gets
angry, for they do say that he can
be stubborn and harsh, when so in
clined.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05

A COMPANY has been formed In
France for tho express purpose OF
bringing fresh meat from the Unit
cd States to Ilnvrc. An immcns,
capital has been subscribed, ami II
fleet of ten steamers, each construct
rd on n peculiar plan for supplying
cold mir to u thousand tons Ut meat
during the voyage, will hc built
One of these steamers will hc ready
IN june. Il IN said tho company
will adopt New Orleans as thr''
port for Cmharkation at the beet
II is believed that the beef can ht
nut Nn board the steamers IN Amer
Wa AZ six cents per pouud, and sold
IA l'aN" !!,Ng, SfSIH%"',T G;%Su Amcr'
Nns to live in Paris than NJ home.