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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-03
LIABILITIES.
Total amount Of Losses,

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
sl0900.
Tne Company has no general rule As to the
amount allowed 10 be insured in any city, town,
village or block, being governed In this matter
in each case, by the general character OF build
ings, width Of streets, facilities for putting out
hres, etc
A certified copy of the charter or act OF facor-
porstion, a. amended, accompanied a previous
statement.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

When We stated last winter, that . peat
bed had been discovered few miles south
Of Independents, many Of our incredulous
citizens we're inclined to the belief that We
had been badly sold. We held our peace,
confident that the approaching spring would
reward industrious search With peat discov,
erous Of untold wealth. The carfully pre-
pared article given in the BULLETIN . few
weeks since, induced . general search
throughout the county, resulting in the most
important discoveries. Tho peat already
discovered adds more than . millioa dollars
to the wealth Of Buchanan Co. Probably
every township contains valsaple beds Of
peat. The introduction Of machinery to
work the peat and prepare it for market will
doubtless occur st the beginning Of the next
season, BY which time the value Of the dif.
erent beds will have been asertained.
Thenceforth the fuel problem will afford no
perplsxity TO the minds Of persons seeking
: desirable location. We again advise those
Who have peat beds to earthly test the quail.
" Of these deposits. Some beds will doubt
lees b found 70 contain 20 much sand or other
sxtraneous matter washed in from the sur
rounding surface, as to detract greatly from
their value.
Since our last report specimen Of peat
Of apparently good quality has bean left ct
our Office BY Mr.. Calvin. Discoveries have
been made upon the farm ofCapt. D. s. Lee,
ct the Adams place two miles northeast
from Quasqueton, on the Abraham Cecel
farm, four miles north Of Quasqueton and
on the farm Of DR.. Bodell, two miles south
Of Winthrop. We also hear Of discoveries
in rairbank'and sumner townships.
Mr.. J. C. Orput recently discovered val
ubls bed It Dry Creek, little west Of Win
throp.
We shall await other reports With inter
est.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

The Equal Rights Association Of Indepen.
dence assembled at the residence Of the edi-
tor Of this paper, on Tuesday evening, and
completed their organization under the
most favorable auspices. The following
Preamble and Constitution were adopted
WHEREAS, In the reconstruction Of our gov
eminent, we again stand face to face with the
broad questions OF natural rights. and all parties
or associations based on special claims for spe>
eiai classes are too narrow and partial for the
hour: Therefore, from the baptism Of this Sec
ond revolution, purified and exalted through suf-
fering, and seeing with clearer vision that the
peace, prosperity and psrpifnity Of the American
Republic rest the broader principles Of
Equal Rights to all adult citizens, independent
Of and irrespective of race, color or sex,
Resofrsd, That We the undersigned citizens Of
Independence, Buchanan County and State Of
Iowa, do hereby constitute ourselves IN associa-
ton TO be known a. Tho Americas Equal
Rigkh Association Of the City of Independence
and State aforesaid.
Article. 1. This organization shall be known
A. the AMERICAS EouAL RieHrs ASSOCIATION Of
the City Of Independence and State Of Iowa.
ARTICLE. ?. The object of this Association
shall be to secure Equal Rights TO all citizens,
especially the rightcf s.6roge, irrespective Of
race, color or ser.
ARTICLE. 3, Any person who consents to the
principles Of this Association ard contributes
to its support, may be . member, and entitled to
speak and vote at its meetings.
ARTICLE. I. The Ofhcers Of this Association,
shall be President, Vice. President, Secretary,
Treasurer and an Executive Committee Of not
less than three members.
ARTICLE. 5. The Executive Committee shall
have power 70 enact their own by>laws, ill all
vacancies in their body, and in the oficcs Of
Secretary and Treasurer, to make arrangements
for all meetings Of the Society stated or other
wise, and to adopt the most vigorous and ener-
gctic measures in their power to advance the
objects Of the Association.
ARTICLE. 8. This Constitution may be amend
cd or altered ct any regular meeting Of the So
ciety, BY vote Of two thirds Of the members
present, provided such amendment shall have
been submitted to the association 10 writing, ct
any meeting previous to that at which they are
to be proposed.
The following officers were then unani.
mously elected:
President, Capt. D. S. Lee.
Vice. President, Mrs. n. 0. Lawton.
Secretary, Miss Carrie Hancock.
Treasurer, Mrs. Z. d. Older.
Capt. E. c. Little,
Ex. Committee Col. Jed Lake,
Mrs. Crerrey.
The next meeting Of the Association will
be held on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
at place to be announced hereafter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

MARRIAGE 1aCENSGS

Issued BY W. II. Barton, Co. Judge Of
buchana" Co, during the month Of Nav,
1867:
FLANIGAN--TUCKER-MiehaelF lani.
gan and Hethy Tucker, May Sd. Married
at Independence, May Sd, by W. II. Bar.
ton, Co. Judge.
LLOYD-FREEMAN-Thomas +. LLOYD,
aged a. and Ann X. Freeman, aged ~,
May llth. Jesup.
WARNER -SHIpMAN-Geo. s. Warner.
aged 81, and Mary Z. Shipmsn, aged 81,
May llth. Married at Independence, May
llth, by Judge Barton.
lDE-FRENCH- Sylvester g. Ide, aged
"a, and Mira French, aged 81, May 18th.
Observation-Disclosures p. Benton,
aged 20, and Nancy Jane Bailey, aged 81,
May 23d. Atlanta.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sellers, aged
81, aud Mary A. Peck, aged n, May 27,h.
Married At Littleton, May 30th, by Rev.
J. ID. Caldwell.
ROBERTS-SROUFE-Johu W. Roberts,
aged 70, and Ann N. Sroufe, aged II,
May 9th.
ROBERTS-SROUFE-Jonathan J. Rob
erts, aged 22, and Martha +. Sroufe, aged
20, May 9th. Sunny Side.
FOOT-CLEMENTS-William Foot, aged
~, and Nancy Jane Clements, aged l6,
May 2sth. Married at Independence, May
18th, by W. II. Barton, Co. Judge.
TAYLOR-WOODRUFF-John A. Tsy.
lor, aged rs, and Margaret f. Woodruff,
aged 20, May 18th. Married at Indepen-
dence, May 18th, by Judge Barton.
DAY-BRADEN-H Harley Day, aged &c,
aud Margaret A. Braden, aged 20, May
10Th. Parkersburg, Butler Co.
No. licenses issued, IL.
Average age Of males, 1858.
Average age Of females, 22.5
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

A sad case OF drowning occurred at Little.
ton on the 10Th inst. A young man Of
about twenty years Of age, BY the name Of
John I. Evett, attempting to cross the
Wapsie, just above the dam, in skiff, but
being unable to handle the paddle properly,
was drawn by the strong current over the
dam and drowned. Immediate search was
made for the body, but it has not yet been dis
covered.
1t is stated that young Evett could
neither swim nor manage boat propsrly.
and bis temerity in venturing npon the river
is un4ccountable. When be found himself
passing rapidly toward the dam his sclfposs.
ession seemed TO forsake him and be made
no intelligent effort to save himself. The
boat passed over the dam safely and had il
not been for the back set Of the current,
which carried the boat under the sheet Of
water, Evest would doubtless have passed
down the river 10 safety.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07
The Lyccum and fts Lih~rv.

Owing to the careful mana eemen, Of the
Executive Committee Of the Lyceum, ia sell.
ing season tickets in advance, the Lyccnm
course Of lectures last winter, notwi,hs,and
lng the drawback Of unfavorable weather,
Melted the Society $l2l,5O. This sum, with
the exception Of the amount necessary to
pay the annual dues Of the Lyccum to the
Association Of Western Literary Societies,
Through which lecturers are securely has
been devoted to the purchase Of books for
the Lyceum Library. The first ins.allment
OF books arrived last week, and includes ma.
ny recent works Of great interest, = list of
which is given below. About seventy new
volumes will be added to the library, which
will now be thoroughly overhauled and re-.
catalogued and numbered. This labor will
be performed during the next two weeks.
after which books may be- drawn out by
members in good standing. Any person
may become member Of the Lyceum and
entitled to draw books from its library, by
paying into its treasury the sum Of one dol
lar. Either the Treasurer, J. b. Donnan,
or the Librarian, D. D. IIoldridgc, will re-
ceive this fee. Membership fees 20 into the
library fund. Minors and ladies can secure
the privileges Of the library for one year by
paying the sum Of fifty cents. 1t will be rec.
objected that the old organization went down
during the war. A reorganization took
place IN October, 1865. We regret to say
that the present membership only numbers
about twenty, Now that the library is being
improved, we trust our citizens will step for.
ward, pay their dollar and thus not only Sc
cure the privilege Of reading the new works
but assist in swelling the fund for still other
purchases. We are far ou,stripped by Wa.
teiloo, Cedar Falls, and other towns Of no
larger size than Independence. A little eff.
fort would place US at least on the same level
Many books belonging to the library are
scattered around the city and it is earnestly
desired that all persons having them in their
possession should return them at once to the
librarian, D. d. Holdridge, At his office.
Any person may become a member Of the
Lyceum by donating to the library an ac>
cep'able book Of the value Of At least one
dollar. A hundred new volumes ought to be
added to the library before the first Of Oc-
iober.
The following is list Of new books al
ready RI ceived:
2 Grccley's American Conflict, 2 vols
! Famous Americans,
s Thoreau, 3 vols
l Butler in New Orleans,
2 Julius Caesar, 2 vols
l Army Of the Cumberland,
I Savage Africa,
1 Swinton's Battles,
| Origin aud History English Language,
l On the Border,
l Down in Tennessee,
l Among the Gucrillas,
/ SIX Months in the White House,
! Martyris,
Ten Acres Enough,
! IIomespun,
! Beet Root Sugar,
Don Quixote.
I Elliotts Fruit Book,
I Sherman's March,
Young Womsn's Friend,
Young Mans Friend.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

"wIDELY Known" II is generally sup>
posed that the Webs,ers, Paine rstones,
GortasdhofIs, Me,tcrnicb., and Garribaldis
Of politics are the men Of world wide renown
and SO they are where newspapers circulate.
but not much beyond. One Of our friends
lately returned from China, amuEes Us with
the recital Of his journey inland for some dis.
lance. whero the inquiry oftenost made
when be became known Is an American,
Was whether be knew or had ever seen the
great chemist Of bis country, DR.. Aver, that
made the medicines. They use his remedies
many Of them have been cured by them
and they speak Of him, as Il be occupied the
whole Of America or WAS at least the
great feature of it. A mandarin who had
been cured Of malignant ulcer on the hip
BY bis Sarsapsrilla, seemed to consider il our
principle article ofexport, and its inventor
one of the Aw men this continent had ever
produ eed worthy the attention Of China.
uen;-lNew York News.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

NAsWrA Posr.--This is tie title of new
paper established at Nashua, Chickasaw Co.,
by Andy Felt. well known as one of the most
industrious and spicy writer's in the State.
The mechanical appearance Of the Post ia
very creditable to Iowa journalism, and Il
the first numbers Of the publication form q
criterion by which to Judge, Chickasaw Co
will always have occasion 10 refer with pride
to its Post.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

In this city, on the 3lst ult, Of ir0atna'
lion Of the lungs, Charley f., son Of Prof.
Sanford, aged three years and six months.
The funeral services we're held in the Bap.
tist Church, On Sunday, the I'd inst, Rev. j.
VI. boggs, oG.ciating.
Also, il this city, 0" the lst inst, Mr..
Washington Rice, aged 73 years.
The funeral services were held in the Bap-
tist Church, Oh Monday, at 2 o'clock 7. ~,
Hev. }. NJ. Boggs o.iic a,ing.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

DY virtue of Special Execution iss1sd out Of,
ID and under the Seal Of The District Court Of
Buchanan County, lows, il fssof Of Isaae A.
Saxton, and against the lands and tsnements Of
Er.stas Campbell and Susanna Campbell I have
ievisd upoa the following described nortssged
property, viz:
The west half Of the following premises, Wis
Commencing Il point four rods north Of the
northeast corner Of lot thrsss in block one, in
the Village of lndepeedence, Buchanan County.
Iowa, running thence north to the north line Of
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section thirty -foar, in township eighty nine,
range nine. vest Of The sth p. NJ, Iowa; thsnce
vest ten rods. thence south 70 point vest Of the
place OF beginning, thence east to the place Of
beginning.
Which property. ~ above described, viii Of
fer for sale at public aaetion, q the doos Of the
SHERIFF. once. in the City Of Independence, IN
Saturday. the 10Th day Of jane, A. D. 1867,
at o'clock P. n. Of said day, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
A. CROOKS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, Independenee,
May 80, 1867. IS 4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07
NOT Ice.

INDEPENDENCE June 18th, xlS61.
Complaints are made to me Of logs and
other nuisances being in the public highway
Also, of obnoxious filth at the rear Of quite
n number Of buildings. The Marshal will
Immediately see that the same are removed.
We know that the city has prompt and efii>
cient Marshal.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

The Board Of Supervisors met at the
Court House in regular session, on Monday,
and continued their labors till Thursday,
when they adjourned. We shall give the
Proceedings officially as soon as they can
be copied from the Clerks record.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

Our readers must be patient with the lin
tied amount Of reading matter afforded until
the enlargement Of the paper. Four col>
umns will then be added, which with the in.
creased length Of all the columns, will be
equivalent to an addition Of seven columns.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07
COMM RCIAL.
OFvfcB BULLETIN AND GUARDIAN.

OFPfCB BULLETIN AND dCAkD1AS.
Thursday Evening, June 8, 1857.
We nots still further decline in the produce market
during ~ past week. wheat has fallen 20 IT.. per
bashsi h dis market, nov varying from oI.so 70
eso II Dubuque Il 10 drug in the market. whils in
Chicago \ the decline. The market il entirely
npcersau although 10 quite certain that The highest
prices have been realized.
The warm summer weather has given . cheerful
eountsnance to everybody. and vii be followed By
susance on the part Of producer and trader.
fssAe continues dull, bat viii doubtless revive sos
whAs = seon planting Is over. and incomes
realized from he clip Of wool.
The price Of exchange At the First National
Bank, Independence, for this date, May 80, il
q follows:
Chicago, En-. buying, ! dis; sellipg, l.
MY. Per; /" !.
Buchanan Co. Warrants arc held at par.
Gold in New York. May 3o,-ti.S7l.
MARKET REPORT.
The following y . comparative statement Of
the Independence, Dubuque, Chicago. and New
York Markets st the latest dates, and the highest
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

HAL SroRa.-A terrific hail storm visit
ed the east half Of this county on Monday
last, many Of the hail stones reaching the
size of butternuts. In many places the hail
accumulated to the depth of several inches.
We have lot learned Of any very serious
damage TO property or crops.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

PLEASE CossIDER.-You can buy Bet Cl,m;
cal Safera'us At same price that is charged for
other brands that are short reigh. and cheap
goods, hence do not fail to always get the best
Oh emical.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

The Board of Supervisors did very wise
thing, on Tuesday, in making an sppropria
ton for bridge at Ottervile This action
will especially rejoice all our up river friends
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

ABsESr.-Our partner, Mr.. Blake, left for
Baraboo, Wis.,, on Thursday, to attend to
the removal Of his family to this city. He
will be absent two or three weeks, during
which time we run both branches of the ma.
Oh inc as of old
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

REV. 5. Is. GooDESow.-We see it stated
in one OF our exchanges that this gentleman
is trying to organizea Congregational church
at Marshal,own.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

II il pleasant to recommend really meritori-
Gus article, hence We ak those ssasrng from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness. or Debility. 70 try DR..
Strickland's Tonic. Dir. 3. u. Sans ordered q
worth for J. c. Hays, Decatur. Ala. Z. Hart.
New York City. sAya IL cured me; whese can
get It for my friends:" Thus hey write from
all quarters. tsm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

VIZ call attention to the advertisement OF
Thomas Truer, headed A Good Chance.
The land will be sold in lots to suit pechas
crs either improved or unimproyed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

CELEBRArlos. The Independence Post Of
the @. A. H., has taken the initiatory steps for
a soldiers celebration cf the Fourth OF July,
Soldiers throughout the County please take no.
tira
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

CRors.-Wheat is doing wcll--corn will be
all RICH, If the fair weather contins-s-hay crop
will be heavy-general good prospects.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

stoves q fsatnooncs make, sxcelled by none.
Agents for Maqnoksta Paper Mills.
Jack Screws for raising buildings for rent.
All kinds Of work Of tin, copper and sheet iron
promptly executed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07
"Poor Man Consumption Took Him OG.''

This is the reply TO thousands Of enquiries
every day propc4ndcd by acquaintance upon
learning that another old friend sleeps his last
sleep Consum..tion 10 unquestonab!y the
1orst disease tina. AFFECTS the human family, for
il is confined almost entirely to the young and
middle sged who, had their lives been spared
might have been alike ornaments to society and
benefits 10 the world At large, while the aged
and innrm are almost entirely free from this hu-
man scouTgs. Without posti asserting that
consumption in it, more advanced stages can be
surcd, although while there is life there 10
hope,-we DO most conhdentally say that II
taken in time, DR.. J. W. Poland's White Pine
Compound viii arrest the further progress Of
this disease, and restore the lungs TO soundnsss
and vigor. The price ia si.oo per bottle. and il
il sold by ell druggists.
Sold BY Smsls D Goodfeliow. Read the ad
vertiscment.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

EsLAndEMESr.--The psopretors Of the
b"ticfin have decided to enlarge the paper
BY the addition Of another column to each
page, At the commencement Of the next vol.
une, July 9th. They trust the people, and
especially the business men Of the county
will sustain them in their efforts to keep
pace with sister towns in newspaper enter
prise.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

lirrLEroN Mills -four can be had at Goel
lers and Welch's at $500 per hundred, a
decline Of one dollar on recent prices.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

OS Wednesday the Board Of Supervisors,
nearly unanimously voted to purchase for .
Poor Farm, the farm of Frank Hathaway,
situated three miles northeast Of the city,
together with the widow Harris farm adioin-
ing il, the whole consideration to be S., 200.
This is probably a. good . purchase as
could have been made for this purpose.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

THE Caucus The Caucus for this town.
ship, held wednesday evening, At the Court
house passed of very harmonously. Col.
Lake WAS called to the chair aud J. H.
Hauser elected Secsetary. The following
delegates we're appointed to the Co. Conven.
ton to be held on Saturday. +. c. Little,
J. Rich, J. L. Loomis, Jed Lake, Richard
Cambell, James NJ. Weart, J. 8. Woodward,
J. +. Hodges, W. A. Jones, T. Sherwood,
J. II. Hauser, E. B. Older, John Cambell,
j. B. Donuau, 8. A. Reed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

SUMMARY OF TIE MONTH OF NAY.
May I'd. frcze veter u In. May ID. frose
water slightly. May 9Th, fr' re ground hard.
and ice 4 In. thick. May 10Th. white frost,
A. n. Nay llth. white frost. A. NJ Nay
18th. heavy white frost. May 18th, white
frost. May 23d, . heavy white FROST
Amount Of rain during the month, $40 In. /;
20 days it rained clear observations It
A. ~, lat2P H.. Sat 9 P. NJ wind from
north west and north - observations, in the
east SO. north -east 40, and west and south
vest
RExARKs.-Lmeans light; gentle II.
hard S strong.
Observations taken ct A. n. ID 9P. n.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07
Advantages Of this Plow.

&c Wi1l last nom thr6e 10 oix timeo
l.ese H.. ~ saAer st.si res a.ss aayuhsre :,
eayssay. IAs - ~. -! pesvsa sy eetsai - :
= assa.s u - va q sh<h shsstssssi rs.s =.
-. hahs.aly -s.s tA.sssa- = psosisg sisA.y g.
:..s :. s e ~: s.'s'''
Il win s'ocour'' IN the most dimcult
ssA vAsfs - oshsr Pssvs Aass Atlsd 1ftAsrs rsi
:. g..:a ;:y.A~s = vAsA i si ~ 's'sr. - Aa'.
IT draws lighter than any other
The Share can b ehArponed, or
rci.s v.aasd - s.aAly =. sraisssy no.a sy ~
b,acksPitA vAo undssssa.s Ais trsAe = the sissl
Dsrssrtiy nailsahas. ed voeks .kiedy'.
Any section can b replaosd By .
aa1 Xolllbuar + ars Ca ID nSsids-
1t II veil stocked with New.Eng-
land sseoudSfOwtA sinhse, and the sasdArd wrvushs
irce VIII otsr h u eas ~ = e vs sr s.ks iAas =
Il plovs at any depth. from three
tuf avss aceaa farrou snd tssas anisr s;ubtls ssi
toul txash completely
- It il the cheapest Plow in tho
:.s. q: 4: s.. ~ 4 :. Il
rtinas OVER; . h - iosias time sad your temper.
-: ys.s E! e. .s.s ..s- :, ~. N DING
.s : sss..:. : vi. = i. s s.sa ss;e..
e.. s =: = ;sse.. - ~ =: =. .' ~ ; .ss
AtAs ~ daiiars ssl efs en- = ~ u proportion :
s.s s.s - s = e: s ssa e s.
A1rSvay dns b gsts oas u thsss.
These remarks are made after a
Anarity With ths hsrits u most of the good ovs in
= = - Mst nAay q WHICH have jassy sarn.i
- Our new model ssB'' Plow 10
e1disned szprssly fx stubbls and foul ground.
Gasrsese.es - Aass Aad cnIy the C vatssrn -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-07

Az unenyiable notoriety il Of no advantage
TO any town. Il may serve 10 render the
Dubuque Herald notorious among certain
class ofpeople, for that sheet to gather up
and scatter abroad the scandal Of Indepen.
dence, but il could certainly do nothing 80
we'll calculated to convey an erroneous i'm.
pressioa Of the society Of this city and q .
consequence give it an unjust character
abroad. II the Herald is an enemy to this
city, let it como out and 30 declare ITSELF and
not stab i sccrctly BY giving highly seasoned
dishes Of envenomed and poisoned scandal,
having it, location here. Uncommon With
every community, 10 have scandal enough
in our midst without any ampli6cations s.
meddlesomc news.mongers. TO make /,
prominent BY parading Il, greatly exasesa.
ted, 70 the public, is to work IN irrcrarable
injury 10 Us as . city.