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The shipments from Oswego during The past two years
show very great in the trade of that port but
for several years previous to ls4s, there very little
DOING and the quantity Of produce shipped from year
year, very uniform. The enlargement of the We'll
land Canal will be Of immense advantage to Oswego,
while II be OF corresponding injury to Buffalo
Several meetings have be held III the cities inter ested
in relation this subject bat the plans proposed pre-
vent the trade passing through the Weand Ca
nal TO Oswcgo not feasible, are not just, and
qncrily be ado ted IL the business of our canals
is increased from any source. it matters little how ii is
oht ,ned or what compeon may exist between the va.
rous points on the cuLals.


bill has been introduced into the lower house Of the
Lgslstnrc Of Illinois to repeal the Canal law Of isA2 and
43 under which attempts have been made TO negotiate
with the bond holders for the loan Of $i 00