1856
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There appears to be some defect in the system Of levy.
ing tolls on the canals Of this State The average toll
on each ton transported the canals in 1884, was about
one dollar and thirty-three cents. ere are many az.
tcle the production Of the SOIL the tolls on which are
SO high as to almost entirely exclude them from passing
through the canal The most important article shut out
by the high rate Of toll is corn The bulk Of this art
cle shipped to the seaboard from the western States
goes by the way Of New Orleans, whereas proper re-
ducton in the toll on our canawoud the transpo


iaten Of very large portion oftha now reaching the