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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
Oily Cannon.

a story is circulating which tells
how fair young thing went 70 a
Hartford drug store and told the
man to fix her up a dose of castor
oil, and to mix it with something to
take the taste away. The man told
her to wait. In few minutes he
asked her if she felt like taking a
glass of soda water. She accepted
the invitation, and drank the bever-
age. Presently she asked the roller
of pills why he ditn't give her the
castor oil. The man smiled tri-
umphant smile, and said: "Madam,
you have taken it; | mixed a fearful
dose with that soda water" She
turned pale; she sank into a chair;
she gasped: "Immortal Jove! l
wanted it for my mother!" Then
she suddenly went home, and the
druggist is not so certain whether
his maneuver, after all, was so very
smart.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
JAMES M. wEART

"A TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public an
N Claim Agent. Office in Wilcox's Ne'
lock. up stairs, independence, Iowa. lily
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
w HART.

n AW, CONvEYANCING, WAR CLAIM. AND
"A Land Agency Office. Office In First Ma
ttioual Bank bnilding. Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
I. WOODWARD

"A TTORNEY AT LAW and Real Estate Ascn
Y once over King & Kcnyon's Hardwal
,.tore. Main Street, Inde >endence, Iowa. 33-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
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q H. p ROSZELL,

AAGENT. will practice in the several Courts
Of the County and District SPECIAL ATTENTION ITO!
(31vKy rs ColLEcryoNs. Oficc over King q Ken
yon's Hardware Store. . sc ,s
Independence, Iowa, Jan. /, 1875 So-"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
n n HOInRIDGE,

"A TrORNEY AT LAW and General Land Agent
~ Independence, Iowa. Office in wilcox Bfk
Particular attention given to Collections, and Re
iuittances promptly made.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09

. TrORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public. and
y Justica of the Peace. Ofhce. south side OF
Main st.. over King & Kenyop's hardware store,
Independence will make collections, pay taA-
ga. take wledg gments, buy and sell hea Es-
tate' and do all other business required OF an
H'.., ~ Wv " 1871
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
N w RRucKART.
d, s, LEE,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW, Independence, Iowa
N O!ice with w. IL. Joslin, IN WILCOX bdo1A' ,n1'I
Consultations in English and German. 19yl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
=. M. BISSELL

o1w DESr!sr oyes :, M9as aas.Senssnee, 4 Bsam,s
iowa. Teeth extracted without pain by use Oh
Laughing Gas. ao.,,
EE sHATTUcK. DENTIST, with f. NJ. Bis
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09

u TrORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public and Land
N Agent Ofice in G. W. Taylors new build
sny, opposite the Post Office, independence
N9wl.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
JUSTIN E. COOK,
LAKE r. HARMON,

!. TTORNEY AT LAW, Jesup, Iowa.
4 29-6m
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
w. q. e. ]. b. DOMAIN,

"a TrORNEYS AT LAW, Independence, Iowa
n ONCE in Munson's Block, Main st. s-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
DR.. H. H. HUNT,

r licensed AUCTIONEER, Independence. 10
1 wa Will sell Real Estate and Personal Prop
arty of every description. Satisfaction Guaran-
eed
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
Business Cards
3. E. HASNER,
w. H. BARTON.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Attorney az Ian Law
nerform Marriage Ceremonies anywhere wlthin
ten miles of town Ofice over Edwards store
I '" " 30-y1.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-05-09
DR.. A. HOBBIE

HFFICE and Residence Corner of Court and
Y Blank Sts north of Catholic Church. 41-f
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
RIVAL REFORMERS,
Trs--lII -

THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND THE REPUB-
LICANS NOT ACTING IN CONCERT.
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE called, yester.
day. on several members Of the Republican party and
the Committee Of Seventy The Republicans stated that
their charter still incomplete. The rough draft
in the hands of the printer but would undoubtedly be
amended or modified at the next meeting OF the Sub
Committee Of the Republican General Committee None
of the statements which have appeared in print purport
ing tc give the outline of the charter correct,
although there have been grains OF truth In all OF them
The latest version gives Of the features Of the
nosed charter and adds Others which totally al va-
apce with it. Those having 1T in charge say that the
Committee will again the latter part OF this week
and will then give the charter the final touches before
presenting 1t TO the Legislature. There ia no intention
of keeping it after this meeting, and 1t will be
given ample publicity before being submitted 70 the
Legislature
The members of the Committee cay that they invite
rather than deprecate criticism Of their work. They
saw Also that the charter will be ready for presentation
to the tue first day OF the session IL Is
claimed by the friends of the charter that great fe
tnre n IL will be its advocacy of rerenchment In all the
Departments. The number OF Commissioners, OF heads
OF Departments, is reduced, and the salaries will be
largely cut down II is intended that shall exceed
10000 The salaries OF the chief clerks and other sub
viii also be largely reduced. The total saving
eaected in this manner will be very great
The union OF the Republicans and the Committee ef
Seventy upon charter ysfy YER Rrban, SISe bs sye
tested partisan spirit throughout, and have been only
100 au rous egSlate such manner as 10 I'LL large
majority OF the oces with political friends. in order to
build up the party In this city, This course the Com
mttee OF Seventy strenuously oppose and refuse TO
unite on which has this for an object Rather
than this It will present rival charter 10 the Legis
lature and leave that body 10 Judge OF the comparative
merits OF the two schemes OF municipal government.
Furthermore the Committee will call mass meetings,
and ascertain the feeling OF the public In the matter.
few OF the members OF the Committee OF Seventy
are very outspoken regarding the question at Issue.
They cav that the Republicans persist IN presenting
their charter the Legsature they will appear before
the Committee whom IL may he referred, and present
AT length the objections 10 the charter.
Tbete members claim that they have received as
surances from Of the Assembymen elect that
far a. tbey are concerned they will aid pushing
nartssn charter through the gslature In any event
he ne nbers OF the Committee Of Seventy that the
public viii be kept fully informed IN regard " charter
Scnf
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
DAME PARrINGToN ON DoMEsrIcs.

"The plague of our hOusekeepers," said DIR
spooner as he sat with Mrs. Partington in her little
front paror lis domestcs They don't work well they
are always troublesome and they make such racket
there's no living in peace with tnem."
'rm shore am surprised to hear you say So" replied
she "for mine Is very different. II gets decom
posed aud little lie in the nts makes all 20 smooth
as can be-"
"On in the joints, madam" the Doctor almost
screamed THAT is impossible; besides, it would be
highly improper No domestic will submit, madam, to
be oiled in the joints Impossible
"But, my dear Doctor" said Mrs p, laying her finger
on his coatseeve insure you that IT is not mpos
sble; and if you will step into the next room, will
show You how uoubrate my Domestic, in every jint,
and nothing improper in 1t at ALL"
The Doctor looked at her. half aghast; his sense Of
prIriety was in danger OF being offended Should he
or should he mott he asked, and decided he should
They entered the adjacent room, and stopped at the
threshold with SURPRISE for there sat Ike at Mrs. Part
ingtOn's Domestic Sewing Macnne, making the wheel
"What are you doing with my Domestic, You bad
boy 7" said she excitedly.
"I was seeing IL 'twouldnt make noise. like Aunt
ming; "but there isn't bit of noise In it, Aunt Tdas
is like steam fire engine and ocomotve-buly, tel
you but I've been running this for half an hour, and
can't get even a squeak out OF it."
Mrs. Partington smiled
"And this, sthen, ia your domestic ~ remarked the
Doctor, relieved OF Is apprehension. Such an one
must be Invaluable in quiet family, whose violence
can be subdued by merely drop OF OIL"
The Doctor went out and Ike turned his attention TO
samming the stove door, in FAINT imitation of Aunt Til
da's machine,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
POLICE NOTES.

George Frank. charged with attempting to black
mail Charles nie committed YESTERDAY IN default Of $1,000 bail
A fire on the schooner Thomas Il. Ball, lying al
yesterday damaged the vessel tp" no In
surance She ewned Bull Co. Of No. 80 Sontht
A fire in the basement of No. II Wooster-st., occu-
pied BY Dennis Arnau confectionery yesterday damaged soei
1900; insured Adrau Companies The
building, owned by william Krb, damaged $3O1 insured
James Hughes, charged with completely in steal
ing msbags from the PostOce discharged yesterday by
Commissioner Shields his reoognranee He will be used as
against sged have been implicated IN the robbery
At meeting of the Board of Police, yesterday the
following patromen dismissed the department for dsobenee "a
Edward Farley Of the sixth Precinct Thomas Mclaughlin OF the
Hart Of the Flint Precinct and Osen Cumin
sky Of the Fifteenth Precinc-
Coroner Herman was privately informed, yester-
day hd Of William Nge Of Fourt and One hundred and
theths had died under circumstances which justified suspicion that
poison mixed With ingredients by druggist while
pbYa2ns prescription was tbe cause an lnVgaon
will be made
At Jefferson Market, Yesterday, Geo. McGuire,
noted sreear pckpocke committed without bail charge Of
robbiug passengers in Thrdaye esr.W. Miles eoored
locked charge Of breaking into the basement Of NO ~ West
pied by Nellie Mansheh. james Glhgan,
charged with committing Michael Seeys hquor store No.
III West wenty.ouf,h St, was locked up for triA
large quantity of gas which had collected in the
Madensne from the beakge of
hd yesterday morning By lighted match IN the hand d eek Of tue
ped great windows Of the and Of the
store above by the explosion and osssby
injured Stock the basement damaged 100; Insured
fire on the first floor of the ye-stor1 iron front
building by William Hines last night dam
aged building $500; $3.50 The s Hoor
H. Fbe goods who had st0ck damaged SJ
SO he EIhange and PenDyvanA Insurance Com
pane Co.. importer Of embroenes occupied the
Hoor had stock damaged O insured One " this
occupied by L. Newburge Co., dealer white goods who
hal stock damaged $500 Insured
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. Brother Joachim of the Academy
OF st. Theresa was presented with a fine opera-gsss
and the Rev. Brother Quintinian with exquisitely
mounted Thermometer yesterday, by the pupils OF that
institution.
The New-Yorker Sing Academic held its
annual New Years Festival last night at the Gerana
Assembly Rooms. The exercises consisted Of singing
dancing and the distribution OF prizes 70 the ladies pres
ent and were ably conducted aud reflected great credit
on the managers. This Society which was established
fifteen years the purpose OF the mutual improve
in singing, numbers l2 and is In very hourlshinG
condition.
The well-knOwn auctioneer and dealer In
real estate, jeremiah Johnson, jr gave reception to
his friends and patrons yesterday upon the occasion oil
moving into and elegant Offices in Park-row. Mr
johnson is direct descendant OF the first white child
born upon the Island Of Manhattan. The reception was
made the occasion OF the presentation to Mr. johnson o
an excellent pastel portrait of himself, by the Messrs
Thorn, Schuneman and Ironsides, who are in his EN-
ploy.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

tho steamer and 1t lie absolutely necessary TO have
through deep snow In narrow streets He is unwilling
20 run any risk In an emergency of this KIND when
little delay may occasion loss OF millions OF dollars
Ever since the present snowfall precautions have been
taken. The hydrants have been kept clear OF ice ana
snow and greater vigilance has been enoined upon the
officers and men IN their watch for fires.
THE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
At the last meeting of the Kings County
Board OF Supervisors for the year, held at p M ON
Monday, the following business transacted:
The Surrogate authorized to employ additional
clerk from Jan. I, at 1880 per anDum; erDistrct-
Attorney Morris's protest against paying the Coburn
witnesses in the Irish trial. the ground that they
not entitled To pay, he could prove, was tabled,
and II stated that payment had been made already
by order Of the Court; the County treasurer was
authorized TO pay bills amounting 10 <odS % 400 OF
this for the monthly salaries OF IA court officers,
TO whose bills Supervisor Stillwen objected on
the ground that the officers were political
bnmmers !" mandamus from Judge Pratt was
served requiring the Board to build an arinory for Com
pany l7tn Regiment IN accordance with an act OF the
last Legislature Corporation Counsel stated that in
his opinion, the did not compel the employ
ment OF Mr. Jacobs the lowest bidder, out that there
should he competition the basis OF definite plans and
specifications The clerk authOrzedto TO advertise
anew for plans and specifications for an arm0ry 45x95
feet In extent and story hgh the cost not to exceed
$4,000 The report Of the Salary Committee increasing
DistrictAttorney Brttons salary from 1880 TO $1,000
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

A n.RwtH, Assesssss
pY BANGS, MERlWIN g. Co., Broadway. cor.
~ h-ss o. Beok wsrs An rs.sv eests fsrsiere IA
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA,a and WEST
IL RRN n "a Ervfosx Dec. b. ls1l-iosh Aseson sale
ef scRANTOs COAL The shove sale @
On Of tbs tkiDAf Jss
D. at fo'slesk Besp, 81 % krehaAee place - ,,.. -
CEO. A. LEAvITT a. CO., 0Ate Leavitt.
VI s,r,Isss Col chslea HAN .sr plsss Per Sara ~
Averss IssAsss Collssosss 81 sssss rnsusss ssH N
kaAs sf bgvsnasS Psorsnrt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
ers 10 drive double teams to their heavy wsgons during
4 ne nre mt st tate of the rOads

ers 10 drive double teams TO their heavy wagons during
the present state Of the roads
ORAreE-A destructive fire occurred in this city yes
terday morning. about O'Clock entirely destrcying tns
building owned by Mrs. DIR Joyce on Mane-st-, wntcn
was occupied with stores. The ames were nisI u'.vs
cred in the furnishing store OF j. e. CarrOD III .na
building, and before they could be stopped consumes
that and buildng owned and occupied by Mrs T. IL n,
Eorthrop as fancy store. AID was snmmoned LII ~,
Newark, but delayed in coming owing TO the staee
Of the roads. Mrs. Joyce loses $4,000 on her Duaug
and A M. Baldwin who owned a shoe store next doOr,
loses s Altogether the loss s estimated at aoou,
10000; insured one half In Newark, New-forK, anu
New England companies.
PArERsoN-six surgeons attended ex-Assemblyman
Charles Hemingway who was thrown from his sleigD
on the Erie Railway crossing, at Marketst, ana run
over by freight train, Monday night. 10 was de-
signed to ampuato both his legs, which were nearly
severed but Mr.. Hemingway was too weak TO endure
etner, and died at o'clock yesterday morning his
funeral will take place to morrow Afternoon.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
FoRDHAM.-The management of affairs con-
nected with the public schools OF this place continues to
create much bitter feeling. Some time ago the Board OF
Education sold schoolhOuse and plot OF ground for
about $500 and subsequently purchased another site,
tie railroad depot in low and what is alleged TO
be unhealthy location, and began the erection Of large
and somewhat expensive SCHOOL, Many Of the tax
payers demonstrated against such action the part Of
the School Trustees especially when the latter applied
to the Board OF Supervisors for authority 20 2 raise o
school nmrposes ~, eoo 70 nav for tie site
of the and the erection OF the founda-
ton walls. The matter was referred TO COMMITTEE
who heard the stories Of both edes and reported ad
yersey the application OF the School Trustees. and
the Board Of Supervisors refused to insert the $4,000 In
the tax levy Thus the matter stands for the present
10 intimated however ny the School Trustees that
they will get mandamus issued to compel the Board
Of Supervisors TO raise the money and the opponents OF
the express themselves equally determined To
contest the levy in the Courts 20 that prolonged ga
ton In the matter II anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
PRnMHRNT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hotel-Ex-Gov. Stanford and Gen. ID.
Cotton California Colorado John Cockenn Of
Esqsirer Judsc w@ kLsushhn Of virginia Pr.nh
H. Hurd OF Toledo Hoo. r. Bndgers f north Carolina
~ HokiJudge Berthelot Of Montreal the Hon O. Eat
Poughleephe and the Hon Smith Weed Of Pasourge
T. Euereif spencer Alabama and the Hon g.
Finkeinbug NJ Of Missouri Claredon HoGeu L. Banks
r. and daughter. Albany Hean HoHseProL
G. hknh Of Yale College ALeemark Ho,s-Gen u r Coh.
Philadelphia 81 Den HoH-Ibe Hon II iomstfr OF sacd
Conn fsor X Ransom Of North CarokA.. Nitro
pan Ho-Geu John Hammond Of Grown Point y and Norman
Wizard Wahngtoo Hosse-F. p. Corb!B, Para
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
iApnsuncenenlaJ
Many druggists have BURNETT's COLOGNE.

FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA 1T HAS BEEN EsTI-
rlrrp THAT AT LEAST ossroURrH
UNITED STATES HAVE BiRTH TubxRcuLoUs CosDt
rios, AND, PREDnPoszD TO PuLsosARr
COMPLAINTS; WE'LL EsrABLnHxD THAT THIS
rREpnporIox COSUxPrIos, ASTHMA, on AsT
orsKR Lung DsEAsE, CARE AND vArcHULssa Br OBJ
SERVED AND ALL nrcIrlse CAUSES
ARISE. IT sucR CASES Dr. D. JANIS EuIcroaAEr
zrxRcurs Dsscrs,
LARassr BxaDrs PROMPTLY Rnxovus
CouGH, AND COLDS WHICH, rHnnxtyRs, IHE
uosr ooxxoS DEvsLoPxxsr. Klo
ronAs ALIAn ANT INFLAMMATION Exist, AID. BIT
PRosorIps EurcroRArios cIEASszs rHs
tUBsrAscss wsioH Up.
vHEx SUFFERED TO xszAnL SOLD EvEsrwEsRl
TH. TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
early JaDuaIy) will in addition its usual contents haVel
PoRrkkrr Asp boesAsBro
HosAoS GkEKLsr.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.-Ksox's, No. 212 Broad
vy and ihe nnh Avepae Hotel will kssp opo until for
s accommodation Of bis enssomsrA Buy yoer holiday bat hin
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Corporation NciiNlI.

DsPAsrsssr fIsAscs BrsaAv fzs RscAvss ~ raIs
CsrEIhorss fsAs, ~ cnaHasEss.. pee - iri Y
NOTICE TO TAXPAlE ERS, Notice h hereby
lV given ~ al psrsens she A.ss eusd ,ss' sss
sasf hat ess s,s'ss, 1t s ss q sss, sssss ssess
feu Oct le1A date ~ stisd fasftt ss
ish 1saas psons sh ~ ss>se ss NJ 80
'''S'' ~ '''' "a sisfS % ssssa,s ii ssss~ s srs~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

mainly to threats made presence by Fisk to the
effect that ne would kill Stokes
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DICKrHsoTs. IN PARK.
rr"' ROW
"a n-2sIo Neon-nlo ,p n--3o hhnight-so Avense-2e0
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Galfs bn Anrtlou

RY b. A.. CLARK e. Co.,
~ At ssesroom Menden Slve. Plate Co. II haoen lane
Great Auction Sale Of elegant
sILvBRPLATED WARE,
the entire stock Of the Msden Silver Plate Co.. be sssuocp,
II Alden.laBe, eennsncing
THURSDAY, jan O. Of 10 oeleet q m,
and eonipa until the rsysi.uOs Of the ke
den silver Plate Co suneent guarantee the quality of he
goods bng all standa and qadrups plata We esBno,
this elegant soeh. bat svey ee esdef bs
bead 0Lvs Th, sas .i esr ise speprtan, Pessse
secds The entire
stock positively be sod pres Geed ,rhheea
previous %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-20
who Shall W % Believe ?

General Van Buren swtars most positively that
he is not guilty of the charges preferred against
lin in connection with his official duties OF tho
Vienna Exposition while Secretary FISH assefls
he has the proof that fixes the charges on Tue
General in such manner that there is no escape
Here is a question of verAcity which ought 10 be
solved. Certainly this Administration ought 10
be able 10 be select men for such high positions
who could be believed On their oath and yet
here Is a case in point where we are asked not to
credit even the oath of one of the Presidents
companions. We take it for granted that the ad-
ministraton is acting upon the Spartan principle
and depounces the General not so much be-
cause he was SO corrupt as 10 commit the acts
complained of, but because be had not the tact
to cover his tracks and hide his crimes. We shah
wait and sec who tells the truth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-20

The LynchbuIg Neios enters its protest
against duelllng in the abstract, and winds up
in q very able article with the following strong
points
The duel has gone out Of vogue in England,
yet there are no braver people than the Eng
liSh. The duel was unknown among the RO-
mans and Greeks, yet what race has surpassed
them in hcroism? While 1t may require cour-
age to fight duel, it requires a great deal
more in brave man to decline challenge
Gen. Washington was a man Of this stamp
Does any one suppose Robert 4. Lee would
have fought duel? Does any one suppose
Stonewall jackson would have fought a duel7
Is there no way of putting an end to the prac-
tee? Are we willing to admit that We can
o My be taught to keep civil tongues in our
heads by the principle of fear? Let the press
and the pulpit speak out
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-20
The Grant Pa rish Negroes.

The New York Nation (RepublIcan) makes the
following explanation of an error il lad fallen
into with regard TO the difficulty in Grant Parish
Louisiana:
We fell into an error a fortnight ago in speak
ing Of one Of the rival sheriffs IN Grant Parish
LoulSiAna, Is black. Both were white, but We
have now before Us the sworn statement oil the
sheriff, whom We supposed to be black, Mr.. d. w
Shaw, who acknowledges that he got fewer votes
at the election than his competitor Nash, and was
appointed, nevertheless, by "Governor" Kellogg
He says he in vain endsaVored to persuade the ne
groes 70 leave the decision Of the question with
the courts, instead Of seizIng and iortitying the
courthouse. He declares Athat they we're very
EiotOus, breaking open Judge Rutland's house,
and smashing everything that Tfhey also fired
into Judge RichAEnsOn's house, compelling both,
with all other whites, TO Zee across the river and
refusing ell 0G0rs of accommodation from the op-
pOsits party. The three captains Of the negroes
Leo Allen, whom we took 70 be the sheriff, TiIman
aad Jacok White. "and these, with theiE men,
committed tie widest and most outrageous ex-
eessSs, firing Of gunA, and threatening 70 murder
the Whits men md keep 1he women" Finding
them uncomfortable, Mr.. Shaw left them previous
to the GelIt How credible rs We do net knoW,
bat his adldaVit confirms the general accOmt We
gave Of the traDsactiOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-20

THE BALTIMORE GAzErTE.-This highly prized
and deeply interesting paper came to US Yesterday
in an entire new dress and quarto form. In its
New Departure its cd friends would never kno"
that L was the same journal were they not so in
formed by an examination. The GAZETTE is the
frst Baltimore journal to exchange the folio for
the quar;o form. 1t now has the Nir and appar-
entity the style of the New York journals, and in
SO far represents more fully the large population
in whose intcIcs.s ii has SO long b2en laborIng.-
We hope ii will now be m pro literally supported
than ever ana that its efforts in behalf of Balti
more and the party which it ably supports will be
richly rewarded.