THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL l, 1876
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We now call attention to the memorials
in yesterdays paper The citizens VIII
please examine them carefully. If there be
any thing contained therein that is inconsis-
tent with reason, or-wth the true interest
Of all concerned, let US have the objections.
We shall pay all proper respect to any sug-
gestions that may be made. Our wish is
to have things done in proper manner, and
for the best interest of all concerned In a
few DAYS they will be presented to the citi-
zens-in the mean time, or at any time,
those who wish to place their names to one
or both, can do 50 by calling at this office.


Another important matter for you busi-
ness men. Send in your advertisements,
with the money. We believe we speak ad-
yisedly, when we say that this paper has
now larger circulation in the city than
any other paper published here-the price
is about one-half The objects contempla-
ted, and the manner of obtaining them by
this paper, are calculated to induce the pa
tronage of business men by motives of inte-
rest, as also from moral principle.


We are pleased to inform you that we
have been encouraged by many "good'
words, and by several "good'' deeds-to
hope that we shall be fully sustained.


Well, that is encouraging, and we will do
our part. So say the peope-and here we
90 for -life-life.