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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06

-,u1l currency should be restored and the publ
faith IL regard 10 the national debt sacrcliy oh
served. The accomplishment Of thes, imporian
results together with the restoration OF the tnlo
of the States upon the principles Of the NoAsulu
ticn would inspire confidence ~ home and abroa'
IN the stability Of our institutions and bring &
lie nation prosperity, peace anu goo' VIII
THE D5rAEr-rNrs.
The rsport Of the Sec'y Of War al interim ezh:
hits the operatious Of the army and the seyerl
Bureaus Of the Wax department The aggre
gate strength Of our military force or the 10Th %
September last was 55,5l5. The total estimate
Tor military appropriation is ~'c,l2i,'11, In
Guiding q deficiency in last years appropriation
If Sl3, 100000 The payments at the Treasury
on account of o.. services of the War Depart
mcut. from Jauulry ] 10 O-totlr -, lo5.. q
period { ten months, amounted 10 Sos, -G-, 900
The expenses of ,he military establishment. as
WEI. a- the number cf ,le AIRY are uow lire,
times SIS great as thy have ever been iu time q.
peace. while the l'scre-.ouary power j. vested In
the Na-tre Co all Ili.'i.us 90 this c-c,l.litrl7r
.y .n increase o. tine lrIay 20 max mum strength
allowed ~ the law ii. comprehensive report
~ t-e Secretary Jao Interior irnishe, interest
.-- information .u reference o. the important
branches ,i the public service connected with
bis apartment. Tie ueuaaiu. attitude If some.
district ~ ,..,rr-- -, H.. s-- .1
p..-... ..-,.--. al - "a. '.-
d.. ..s...l M. -. ~ %. ~.
ia TINT region. Instituted by real and rir.-
rs -'. ilsee- the Indians aecl-iln4lly c1-mi'-
l.- acts u blrllroas violence upon Migrants
i.i oaf frontier settlements lut general iu-
lll war has been prosileutiIly lgertel The
Commissioner under aer t1ltl Of July. l~.-.
Hsrr invested with fall power g. adjust existing
-...el.tes, leg ,i-,e treaties aitl the di..tiac-
;et bands. and se.ec, Ior them reservations re-
l-oie from lle travelled routes between th.
Ai----Ipi AMI ale Pac.i- They e- tered with
Ylt delay upra The e-leaii.l .g tl5-r tr7.t. LINT
have Lot Yet made aus o-l-iiI r-aart Of their
proceedings it is 81 .i,ai importance that our
distant ieult1Ii-- sheuii Dee exempt from In
ian outbreaks, alt tat The construction Of
tle Pacific railroad, aa Object ~ NATIONAL ina
I.rtll--. should lot be interrupted fy hostile
tribes These objects, as vel. a- t4e material
interests and The moral and intellectual improve
"ent % the lniirns can De l 70 ciectully
secured hF concentrating them upon portions 90
.un'f! 81 apart Tor ileiF exclusive use, and
--.i'ei 10 points remote rom our highways and
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News Of the Week.
BIZ TELEGRAPH

AG III 10 - = -
WssuNcroS, Nov 9th.
The cornerstone If tie Young Mems
Christian = Association Hall. was land to-day,
Gen. Howard presided Chief Jc--iCa Chase
assisted lie FIRST deposited 30 tae cavity Of
the stone O cory OF tie Bible saying it was
the great car-cr-s.onc %. religious hope and
faith: utxta COPY o' tta Constitution 1i the
United S-cjes. which DE remarked ws -ae
great cornerstone of our political in-utu-
ton. Senators Fral1-huvsgn and Wilson
AID Others delivered Addresses. Several life
members. including President johnson. and
ChIcfJustice Chase. were made b. Tie sab
sarIption of $50 for each one. Some pro-
rostd 10 make Gen. Grant q ii.c-membar,
and subscribed s.. when CnielJ1s,ice
Chase claimed tie privilege of subscribing
the remaining fiyc-sixths for that purpose
INV i07g, Nov. -
HeTa7d's Washington special says not over
81 votes can be depended uTcn in favor oil
/ impeachment.
The Feuan funeral demonstration yester-
/ day was qeitc imposing, comprising j. ten-
ian ciIclls. 10 Temperance s1cIct'es ana
others. The procession numbered lV-uuo
! PERSONS Heorscs marked Alien o Brien-
! Martin and drawn hy four E-eys VIII
/ black piumes we-c prominent III che
c3r,cee. The g q Oh Tie CITY Hall were a.
bali mast They promise 90 have revenge
at an early day. The platform 10 Union
square cave away during the delivery Oh
/ John Savares address. bu. Uacc were hurt.
CBc4eo, No,. 3.
Weston loG C4lumtlic, Ind, - miles
from this city az l2,,4j PM yesterday re- en-
in, N1ller's Station 80 miles on at 400
some Of the horses gave or AID be r,main'
"a until 6:lj p. ". took lunch aud then
rpshed on to Gibaon Station. il iI-m Cni
esro. al 1850 2. u. NbIlo travelling be
Was i,lned by 80 police officers from Chicago
10 6ii mol make any halt - -ais POINT, bat
rgsbri On for nydepark miles from ChIca
%. AT about 10 0'cl5ck this :. NJ. lie s'arto'
for tbis citv accom- panied by large polIc'
force carriages. citizens. T-a-strians ans
band
went Touring out to tie southern INNS
His march down tie avenue, vas perez
ovation. Every public and private 81
Tiapc IN tie city were loaded down wiz
ueSule which blocked up the streets ana 10
The entire distance the sidewalks were ME
witb ueoTle 70 dense that motion wac III
,,sSibic. The scene az the Sherman hou'
= almost defos description.
. AUCUsTA, Nov. =, 1867.
Al meeting Of the citizens OF kiehmon
county. tonight, resolutions were unan
! mousiy adopted N favor Of universal anne
1 i.,s.,, e oatka a. 4 qualilc4tlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06

.E-H.- s-.Ff-ire isc SERVE HNlC l. stops t-t
I ta,'e q. vitality, braces the Nerves, aud qaist
-t-ul.fs ;Le s5 stsm- ele-p-easressi lrrittpli
La.s e.. Eucr-y. Los q Appetite, D1 spcpsi4
-etf1stl. r lUe..t week.-mrs.. and general laiI
az l'Le mental aud bodily functions, are tns
.rulu Indications % nervous disease todl
-.rvire and ingi.cr1t0- IS q mpletc specific ~
a these trou es q. q lzC thu best, as D; Is a-s
rhe most agrrsaHlc
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C. F.. WARNEE. Ca 81
Wr.H s.HsHr.Ha .H ~ Ha...
4 y c
Relating 90 the redemption OF y ami Note
u &, tersiy easetr! o. fe General assembly
ef Siais ~ T,rm5lt.

Sc. I. Aitcr the expiration 0f the charter Of any
bank chartered hy this state, after the tcrmina
zion Of she existence Of any such bank aZreeatlv
o. the laws % tlis state, such hank nav cause
notice Co De published in all the weekly rersua Iers
sstLc county where such ralk is located. for one
full year. setting ITtl tlas said bank will redeem
.t outstanding bills. the day % the expiration Of
Js charter, the date a. the termination o. its ex-
isteues, and COPY Of O. Is act Aut upon due pub
.cat.'r of such o lice, neither such hank uor lis
officers shall re liable O. aly action l.r The rou-
redemption of any Of its outstanding bills. unless
-Hc sane sas4l have been tulJ presented and pay
u.cut thereof demanded within tie year Aforesaid.
40 The banking house n such hank.
SIC ID Aitcr Gle expiration 10 The charter OF
after tae t-rn' lst1u no the existence % any such
bank as Aforesaid such haut shall cease % De sub
e-- ta The operation ~ liable g. the provisions Of
tie lXty-tl.ri section of chapter eighty niue Of
tle Gsu.-a. Stafu-t-.
So This Ac; shall take ef,ee; from Iis pas
cage
Approved November %, 1855.
NoY z5-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06

TON try the Old and vel known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsANl. approved and used by
cur attest and bert ptysrizrs and far1ies for forty
years past. Got the genuine. REED, CUTLER &
Co Druggists. Boston Proprietor.
Nov p fEw.n1z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06

fE'HE existence % the Bank of burlington, char
tered hy the Legisilture OF the state Of ermont
all located az burlington in said state was ter
minated a-rceloly % the laws Of said State the
18th day Of September A. D. 1866, and notice j.
hereby given that said sank VIII redeem its out
standing bills.
Tie l,l!oalu- act o.. the Legislature is published
hy direction OF said BAN
~ order of lrc Directors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06
AFgaI 9otiees.
At. .TwAIER,s ESTATE.

I'VE THE sUBSCHIBrRs. having been appointed
w by the Honorable .he Probate Court for The
strict q Chittrndcn, Commissioners % receive,
anime and adjust the claims ard demands Of all persons
a-ans; n. estate Of Osborn T. Atwlter late of Bur
n-ton 90 said District presented usovcn,and also all
claims and demands exhibited ia Offset thereto, and six
months from the day IL lc cate hereof being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose We 10 Therefore hereby give
notice that viii attend 10 the business Of appoint
meut at the office Of Levcrett r. Englcsby In Burnc-
ton In slid District, the third Mondays % March
and May next, % 10 O'Clock, A. VI, on each II sad
dlvs
Dated thi- 18th iav nf November. \. D.. 1861
& 3 3 PA WELLER. commi..ioasr-.
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ton of extended trade, travel and commerce
abroad, have served 20 increase tine number and
variety Of questions IL the Department Tor F0-
reign Affairs. None 0fthcse questions, however,
have seriously disturbed cur relations with other
States The Republic If Mexico having been
relieved from foreign Intervention, is earnestly
engaged in efforts 10 re-e>taolish her consiltu-
tioual system OF government. \ good under
standing continues 10 exist between our Govern
ueut and tie Republic o. HuyU and san Dom
MO. and cur cordial relations with the Central
and south American States remain unchanged
The tender made, in conformity with reselu-
u0u Of Congress Of the good U-nces oil the uo'clh-
meat with a view 20 an amicabe adjustment OF
peace between Brazil and Ler allies On one SIDE
AMI Paraguay on the other, and between Chi-l
and her allies on the one side and Spain on the
other. though kindly received, has IN neither
case been fully accepted by the b-llisere1is. Inc
10 the valley Of the Paraua Is still vigorous
" maintained. On the other hand actual nos
Utilities between the fucihc States have been more
tLan year suspended I shall on any proper
occasion that may occur renew the conciliatoIg
recommendations which have been already made.
Brazil with enlightened ssgacity and compre-
heusiye statCmauship, HIS opened the great
channels Of the Amazon and its Tributaries 70
universal commerce One thing there seems
neeltul TO assure d rapid and cheering prcgress
IA south Anericl- refer 90 those peaceful ha-
A4t7 NAhlA3tat winch NalNsie GAAi4NA AZ
this age well expect material prosperity or So
cal advancement. The Exposition OF Universal
Industry At PARIS has passed, and seems to have
July realized the high expectations Of the
French Goverlmen. II dGc allowance be made
for the recent political arrangement OF industry
here, the part which the United Sta,es has born'
ia this exhibition Of invention and art, may be
regarded with very high satisfaction During
l-e Exposition a Conference was held Of delegate
--a several nations, the United States beng
o-e' 10 which the inc0ny en.ences Of commero
an s'c-l Intercourse resulting from the divers
s''-laris q money value were very fully DIS
cla-el and plans were developed for establish NJ
uy universal consent. common principle for I'll
coinage O. gold. These Conferences are exp-cte
70 DC renewed with the attendance Of many ioT
egn states not hitherto represented repoT
y these Interesting proceedings will be submiite
II 20 Congress, which viii 10 doubt justly apprt
III ME the great object and be ready to adopt an
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ITCH; ITCH ::JIJH...
'3tTlHt SCBA Gil 90 SCRATCH

~ g. f- hour.
" heatpH'> Ointment cl-os Thc Zach.
h'Hton's Ointment cures eait Eheurt
ID uu'- Ointment c--e. letter.
n,.'on'- Ointment cures T'arhef'- Itcr
4" htstgI'> Ointment cu--s CA sures
"a heatou'- Ointment cures liver, Kind
81 ii1mor like Magic.
Price -0 r.--sr H-r i-u.H rI-e-ts l-a..
" 1-Ae ! OTTER, 30. 600 Washington street
Boston. -
l.-.o-- ~. =. ---..-l.a..r
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rpAE CELEBRATED Pinkle 4 LeyOn machine IS
L the simplest, most durable and easiest run
ning shuttle maehine in the market Call and ex-
anime them at SrORY'S Music store.
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IL f. II DIS !
SEWING MACHINES

4 FULL ASSORTMENT just received at -torys
n Music Store.
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=. 81 IL. =. WIRES,
COFFIN SHOP.

THE subscriber has on hand a large stockofcoP-
Ems which he is ready to sell at refsesd prices.
Frnsy,Is attended with Hearse when desired.
Furniture repaired neatly. suestAntiAlly, and
pr,lmptly Shop In Merritt Block, College street.
Nov l4-dkwu r. r"ohNinh' Ast.
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ais, invite tile attention of purchasers 90
CHOICE ASSORTMENT or
Chin;t, Glass & siIgcr-plaicd
Ware, Etc. Etc,

NtCURE rROFIrAELE INvE>TNIENT
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TIE
CEN ERAL PACIFIC Es 70.

FIRST MORTGAGE THlGTY YEARS SIN PEE
GEM. CoUtUN BONDS,
Principal aad Is'rea Peyais 90 GoF Coiq.
Represent tbe r.-aferret claim upon one Of tie
g.. SO rrTHETfsT LINES .r vfUVrrtrl.N ~ rr.
WORLD. as To- - tue sole ulk eetseen the Pacific
a-. and CHE Gre1- ia'er..r h.siu, over which The
immense ovsr.aui % svei must pass. aud ;he
uair Trunk Line across the Continent.
Tire Road BE- u.a u.alIy Completed from S1sra-
rcufl 90 she k.rl 20 81 MIN -esiuIs ir the salt
Lake Basin. ani d being rapidly carried forward
hy ttt largest i.-e H. .lH 1rcrs c-cr employ e l}
ary Railroad Company his continent
The rlt-. s.- ...-rlir'.t- commerce al business g
tlc road SUPP asses al. prev lus expectation, ans
e rr,htaa-c 7't M iaraiiei- ever an ll- ~
Oldest roads in existence. The farming AMI EN-
Y.usls Or tle Quarter oucins oct. 30 were d, i.i-
Gross ursEAuye >I
EAExSGs, ExrEss,s, EsaNIves.
S5g3,s47 % SOP, OSS 81 S4gi,759 81
This result, howe yer. w5ald have been ilE great
5r but far the inability Of wagon teams @ forward
the FIRE. GIT and passengers From tfc temporary
terminus in the mountain.
The United States Government and the state ari
Cities II California have fIHei lg f0sterei the
Great Enterprise that TIE Company viii assume
very light annual Interest OBLIGATIONS, and Wal
have tic following ample Fes1urces at command
tor the Construction
DONATIONS in Lands, Bonds, Con-
cessicns, etc, without li1n--.-~f2 100000
CAPT At STOCK, Net EarninsE,
ctc- mo len. .--.------ sbtpstop
LOANS .suhoriiuGte lem ----.----..-3. 100000
L 80 81 ESlDA BONDS, s2B miles,
,su.grclnate llel) .-...--.--- % ,uoO
FIRST M0RTdAGE buNiis.--.----25 - 900
Resources. 6Ist 80 milss.......-.-S55 .s3f.OOO
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are in sums OF
81, I'D each scmi-annusi gold coupons attached.
ami offered tor sale, Tor the present, al % per
cent. aue accrued iLtCrest IRON July ist, in cur
rcrcf, az which rate they > cid nearly NINE fEt
I CtNT. UPON TIKI INVEST 1IENT.
These BINDS authorized By the Pacific Railroad
E Acts o. Congress, are issued only as tie work
progresses. and 20 the same extent only as the
Bonds --.u.cd ty the Government, ant are pro-
.cr'5 furnished by the above Resources. 1lcv
I posses .rcCial assurances and advantages over
H:aer 6 rporats Socuri.iss. aud are destined O.
4 l.uE su -TGE BEST nv 1>IMENlo Is TIE
. Wuk4l.. from tLe unusual attraction ol -liety,
] s0lu.r. IS. I'd profit
/ conversions ~ Government Securities
CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MoRf GA6h D. NDs
now rsa'iss fo5 RE Ao'ss' Iy0r.
| Twelve 10 Eighteen per Cent. Advantage
WIFE TIE SAKE RATE Or ISrEaEsr.
! Bonds can e oatainci through tine subscribers
I directly. OF through rcsucstls tansir- agencies
! Descriptive ptlla-els Aapi lat Incarnation
Z car ne had Al tho
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fEwnos
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-TESEE's TiC DOULoCBEtN on
50 -BslL uRALCTA FILL is a safe. CO
..l and speedy cg-s for Eeuu'zia and all Ne-
.sus Diseases The severest cases lrs completely
.ri permanently cu-ei ~ q ver short line
Salr-- -.e ia the face or bead H utterly aanisLe'
asie= hours. No form ~ Nervous Disease With
stand its magic influence. II has the unqu'lide
app-orll Vi MANY eminent ahysi-i. ns. II routair'
ar.atr- i1-a .us n the mos. delicate system
Sol. erer5a lcrs. Sent ou rscsW; o. sio' ard
.so postage stamps. TURNER & co go Ire
aout ST, Boston. Ma. rr1p;.et1rs
Frlr- I..suEvIsr
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our Custom Department Is oiled With the LAT
EST NOVELTIES 81 the season, which se cut
and make up into Gcu,iemeu'- Garments in the
MOST ARTISTIC AvD 4PPROTED STILES.
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ArcusrA, Nov. p, 1867 D..

NLUIEIll wv = TT
Al meeting Of the CITIZENS Of Richmond
county. tonight. resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted N favor Of universal emnes-
~. the abolition Of osths as a qualification
for cfice. impartial suffrage, and urging the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-06

CD. salt, @ tt---..--.-----------.- p -l'
N1eEtrcl. s..-. E. -Itt......-. ..--------7 ~ 3 HI
u.l. ID. ----.------.----- on -.
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tsr.t- etalned excessive. irregular or painful
rssuscs-yicld 10 It's magic power.
TO NO / ~ = as.
v.tlerst ,-c also commend the Seryins TOR use
10, ne diseases which aflct crilcrcn while Teeth
IN, ~ certain . afiJr qgick ans grateful relief
TIC tupefy ing cyrupsi q which opium ls lie piin-
- iri,-r.sitgit are dangerous 70 life impair TIE
f,,-,r-irrs Il tie stomach and bowels AID actually
i,snede the healthy growth Of your cfsP-ins. To
.-Ie wind collie regulate the hogels, soften TIE
I,rl.' and relieve pain. the NERVGNE viii alEsJ
Z .ouud safe and Efficient
DON'T USE ANYTHING E-sE
~ Dodd's Ncrvine contai o no OPIUM or ether
,st-.s rs il .rcdieut. For - - ali dra--izfs
Price One Dollar prr bottle
H. Z STUREE = c.. frupIiet'Js,
No - Fulton ST.. New York
sept Co., i~e7. ik"y
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.

TOR ALI EAcHISEs At
CT. sth STORY'S Music Store.
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GommGEdaI
CTRRENr PRICEs.

Corrected Weekly f5r the FEEE PREss)
burlington, Monday, Dee. ,
FLOrR. MEAL. &.
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- - rRn.lnENT:

~ 10 sill h1 r1- next President Sc not of
" -u-h Importance a. this present time. as
where q. ct cur
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armea, Tor Fcnale amplainI-
TO MorHE RS.

.ve- .red t. TIE puhlic PTosiration Of strength,
f,ster.a otaiued, excessive, irregular CT painful
- .--.-a - m. N. &c nnnnr.
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re.a. tC-it5
Royal havana lOsieTy
OF CUBA.

-ar. Prizes I. I Do Gold ArI-.- AdaAe4 alu
-u.tiaa -lrsa by GEORGE UrHAM.
Ir3lsvlyrT HN. Man S.. Providence. q ]
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03

The following from the Washington cor
respondcncc of the Press, rcctiiics some
erroneous opinions which have been enter
tanned concerning the vote on the holding
of Convention in Louisiana -
The opinion prevails extensively through
out the country that the reconstruction act
of the Nth Congress requires majority OF
all the registered votes in the Southern cleo
tions to authorize the holding OF constitu-
iioual conventions, which is erroneous, ms
the law reads as follows Q II n majority
of the votes given on that question shall be
for a convention, then such convention shall
be held as hereinafter provided; but il n
majority Of said votes be against conycn,
ton, then 10 such convention shall be held
under this act, provided that such conven-
ton shall IT be held unless Il majority o.
all such registered votes shall have voted on
the question Of holding such convention.
| The debates in both Houses Of Congress
pending the passage of the bill, embraced
succinel explanations Of this point and it j.
very strange that some Of the leading jour
nails in the country could have made sucl
an cgrcgious blundcr us to assume that III
convention question will he lost in l.orisi
ana unless it receives majority Of the rcgis
tered votes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03
Tho ,s,rial OF Jetf. ifn.is.

WAsllxurox, Sept. 3o.-All the statements
heretofore published regarding the trial of Jeif.
Davis have been mere surniscs, as the Govern
ment has not authorized them, nor has 1t made
public any intimation Of what il Intended to DO.
1t is scli-oiliicially announced, however, that lhe
Government will ask for further delay when the
trial comes on in November next, and that the
counsel for the accused will then make u motion
to enter Il noHe peoseqai. The Judge ttnder-
wood will Of course be present, but il Is not yet
definitely settled whether Judge Chase VII pre-
side. The motion to quash will be argued and
decided in all probability during the early part oil
the term II is due 10 Attorney General stan
berry to say, in this connection, that although he
has been consulted regarding The matter ant
| may have advised the prospective delay, he can
| NOT be held accountable Tor The manner in whiel
| the case is conducted. lis complied with Disiiie
attorney Chambers request for assistance II
prosecuting the triad, by employing the Hon
| William Nj Eyarts, as assistant counsel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03

To ABvERrIsEgs.-Th DELAWARE GAZETTE
has the largest circulation Of any paper in the
State OF Delaware, and is read by nearly as many
persons all the other city newspapers together,
it, is therefore the best medium for advertisers.
Those who neglect to use il do themselves in
justice.
The above, coming from doubtful source, is
altogether open to question.
In the first place, The Delaware Gazete has not
the largest circulation of any paper in Della
ware" Its statement to that effect Is simply un-
true.
In the second place, the circulation of the Della
ware Gd=eae's weekly edition is less than that OF
our weekly edition, the Delaware TRlruSE.
In the third place the Wilmington DAILY Com
MrRcIAI is read by far more people in Whining
ton than any other paper published in Or out O
this city
In the fourth place, the newspaper oil larges
circulation, in the State of Delaware, outside o
wilmington, Is the Delaware TRIBUNE.
Upon any One Of the points here made, w
challenge contradiction, and an examination o
the facts. Weare ready to prove the circulation
OF the weekly Delaware TniEuxE in comparison
with that of the weekly Delaware Gasete. or tn,
| scmi-wcekly Ga.ene, either Of which goes to I
different circle of readers from the other.
1t would be interesting to business men, more
over 10 have an examination into tie prctension
made by all the old city newspapers aud an OK
PLANTATION had of their system of advertising, i
their separate editions. As to their circulation
their claims to superiority are fast dwlndling int
absurdity and contempt.