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.sTa,.yland Ceatral Railrond.

AT a meeting of The corporators of the
Maryland Central Railroad, held this day in
Baltimore city, the following resolutions
;,,c.c :s.escd - -
1. RESOLVED, That no instalments be called
for, as provided by section of the charter Of
the Maryland Central Railroad Company,
until subscriptions amounting to at least four
hundred thousand dollars ($400, 000) have
been taken. 90 IN - q
2. Resotoed, That no expenses be incurred
until President and Directors shall be reg
ularly elected ut a general meeting of the
stockholders Nk9 stssA 1NSe ast2
3: ResolUed, That the subscriptions taken
shall not be binding after two years from the
date OF the passage of this resolution, unless
within that time the aforesaid amount, $780,.
600, shall shall have been subscribed. 81
WIN. B. NoRRIs, Chairman
VIM. STIRLING, Secretary.
Baltimore, March goth, 1869. n- '<>
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OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.


The license 10 be paid by the keepers O. oyster
and eating houses is S50.60 throughout the
State.
Females vending millinery and other small
articles, whose socA is not over $500 pay Il IT,
renee o. $500 only; but if over that amour,
they are required to pay the same license ms other
persons-oath TO he made as to the amount OF
stock at the principal season of year
The Clerk shall not issue license to any per-
son to sell Spurious and Fcrmeued liquors iron,
whom the Grand Jury has recommended II j.
cense to I've withheld, or to any person WHOSE
license has been suppressed by the Court. with
out special order Of the Court.
The S6th Section OF the Code, which required
an applicant for license TO open Oyster or Eating
House. to procure the recommendation of two
neighboring frethoders, and also to m,ke ost,
before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court ofhis conn
ty, &c MS to the annual value of his house, ia
REPEALED. ~,- r 81. ~
The above licenses to Retailers aud Oyster and
Eating Houses go into efec, on the 1T day OF
May.
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.EXECUIOR'S NOTICE

Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriher has obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford Co, Nd, Letters Testsm, n
inry on tie pesonal estate III
JACOB BlRKINS,
late Of Hartford county, decd. llpersons hav-
ing claims against said deceased ale hereby mott
fed 10 xhiLii the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, un ur before the
I'D day Of March. 1868,
or they nisy otherwise by law he exclude from
all ht n,tt of said estate.
All persons indebted tpsaid estate are request
ed To make Immediate payment.
Given und,r MY hand and seal this 22d day of
March, 1859. JOHN DAUGHERTY,
Executor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'IBIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
scriber have obtaired from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters OF Admin
is,ration on the personal estate Ut
BENJAMIN SILVER,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noii-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
san day Of March. 1870,
or they may otherwise by law De excluded from
all btneft of said estate.
Given under our hands and seals this oath day
Of March, 1869. t fttH
HANNAH SILVER,
r. l.. MORGAN,
h,h26 Administrator G. r. A.
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Wise.
Yours

Md. CENTRAL RAILROAD. AN effort
is making in the city of Baltimore to obtain
subscriptions for stock in this company. The
question is often asked there, are the people
in the counties subscribing? An organization
should at once be got up in Bel Air to have
suitable persons to canvass thoroughly the
counties of Hartford and Baltimore Such an
organization is now at work in the neighbor-
hood of Deer Creek and Bel Air.
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Sworn before
Justice Of the Peace.


II tie oath be administered before Jus,ire of
the Peace out OF the county in which the appli-
carton is made, there must be attached the Ger
liacate of the ClArk of the Circuit Court of The
county in which the Justice resides
:. Persons nay sell Salt to cure ish in March,
and April, and May, without license
Vendors Of Cakes, and vendors of Beer AMI
Cider, who are the makers Of such beer and
cider, (Lager Beer excepted, are not required
to pay license.
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The Michigan Lunatic Asylum is provi-
ded with green. house, where there are at
all times flowers in full bloom Flowers
and music, it is said, are very valuable in
attracting the attention oflunatics, and
calming them, even when very violent.
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Hartford Countv, 10 nit :

Or thiS-'lsy Of 800, before the subscri-
Der, Justice OF the Peace of the State uf Mary
land, in aud for said tounty, personally appeared
- and declared that he intc',d to apply tor
Traders l.icensr under lhr secund section of
the Act Of January Session, LS5s, I, The Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for tiarfod county, and
made oath that the amount of the Stock OF goods
generally kept On hand by him, Tor by the con-
Germ i'll which he is engaged, in rate it is part
nerslip at the principal season uf gale Tor II the
applicant has not previously engaged in such
trade, that the amount of gonls whirh he ia
tends TO keep, &e., does not Tor will no;) exceed
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DIED.-Charles Mccormick, the unfortu-
nate prisoner, who was SO badly beaten
at the Jail by the lunatic Green, died on Satur-
day. He was native Of Pennsylvania, and
was, it is said, entirely ffiendess and with
out means -tH4
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AMENDMENT TO THE LICENSE LAWS

Passed by the General Assembly Of Maryland
at the Regular Sessi n, commencing January,
1863, rela TO Licenses.
AN ACT TO amend the, twenty.frst and TWEEN
iy-sccond Sections of the fifty SIKH Article Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, relating to
the Licences Of Ha~ kers aud Prdlcrs.
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.&S- Sand FOR a Circnla,

WHENEVER really valuable article is advertised 1t is
our pleasure, AS well rs credit to make special notice
0f 1t and such an article we take to be "Ielmbolds
Fluid Extract of Buchu. As acuatvc in the Of
diseases Of the Kidneys it is the medicine
Unlike other patent medicine ADVERTISERS DIR. Helm
bold freely advertses tho Of the ingredients oi his
compound and no regular physician has yet found fault
with it, while it is known that many such freely
commenting II In cases nf the above named diseases
There countcrtes In existence, 50 parties
purchasing should get only Helmbolds .. .
Our readers will have noticed an advertisement In
tho late issues of paper, which, from the
amount Of space occupied, and the attractive manner IL
which they appear, cannot fail of catching the oye of
every reader. Ienbod's Extract Of Buchu has been
before the public many years. and although during that
tune hundreds Of advertised medicines have, like NapO
leon, rose, regned and feil" Helmbolds Buchu has
steadily increased IN popularity until il has become
an indispensable standard remedy. 1t is thoroughly
scientific preparation and is for sale by all druggists
Among the many high Testimonials upon the virtues
OF the above article, find for tho following,
only:
Dr. Keyssr is Paysicir, IF oyer thirty ynrs ,.p,ri-
sncs and graduate Of ue jefferson dedca t'g', and
Of e University Of Medicine and Surgery If ihiiae-
Mr. IT. r. Hsimbold. -. .... .l.r
DEAR SIR Iu regard to tho question asked me a. to-
my opinion about Durhu, would say that have used
and sold the article In various forms for the past thirty
years de not think there Is any form preparotions
oft have not used or known TO be used in the various
diseases where such meicate agent would he indicatd
You are well as myself has been used exsen
srey in the various diseases Of the Bladder and kdS
ncys. and the reputation 1t has acquired in my dg
mont, is warranted by the facts.
Buchu-the powdered leaves the simple decocoS, hDr
ture fluid extractsaDd not cognzant OF asy prep
arnton of that plant equal to yours Twelve years
pcrence ought think to give the right tAjsdRe OF
It's merits and without prejudice partially give
yours precedence all others. q
value your Buchu for its effect paterAs. j have
cured with IT, and cured with 1t, more i~ VI
the bladder and kidneys Than have even cured
with any other Buchu, any other proprsi AIRY
pound ofwhsteyer nainr. . Iff FsTf
Respectfully yodrs, &c.,
lao Wood St., Rttsburg ~
(ffftsjt,y Dispatch,l
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN ss..a-
engraved wrapper, with fac smile of my Chen.ieaA
Warehouse. aid signed ms III. HELMBoLp>
CONSUMPTION be Cured by Or. CO. GARKl~
~ SONS New Procrss Of Treatment. Call address,
DR.. g. GARRISON. III sonth EIGHTH Street, RAilsr
delpha, Pa. e.ssr-
z Special attentien given to THROAT and lung
DISH ASEs ls,,sS-ix-
EOR SALE.-A Black Warrior COLT.
u rising one year old, of fine size and
appearance, out of May Fly Mare, Price
$3.50. Apply to
E: T. MONKS,
mhae 8t* near La Grange Iron worl ..
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The favorite e"concealed weapon
is an iron bolt about 1S inches long, Gov
cred with red cloth, with heavy bolt or
one end. They are very common in Sar
Francisco.
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No license shall be granted to sell spiriiuous
or fermented liquors or lager beer in quantities
not less than pint, for the snin of $780, 'uu-
less the person app, ing therefor shall also obtain
license to sell goods, chattes, wares and mer-
chandise, paying therefor the sum herrinhesore
prescribed, according to the amount of the stock
in trade 40
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NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,

- AM OTHERS. =
All :ersobs and ir.ciics 90, rorate or Iulidc III
Hartford county, who shall he exercising
or pursuing any business or shrlI'he doing any
act "r thing. or shalI he in the occupation 81
any honsr or Place fer any pnrrose for which
license IL madr necessary hv the laws Of Mary
land, arr HEREBY MANNED TO OBTAIN A
LICENSE, OR RENEW TUE SAME,
on Or BEFORE IHE LIST DAY or
2IesfT MAY 1863, 1weffA
under tie peastits prescribed By said laws for
enfraction thereof. %
Those interested ave notified Of the following
requirements OF the License Laws: .af -
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10 correspondsnts

All communications for publication must lie accom-
pani,d with the real oftbe author.or attention
will tc paid to them The real Of the author will
not be published unless desired, hut
30 insert communication unless know the writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-02

AN act to amend the fifty sixth Article of the
Code of the Public General Laws, relating to
Licenses, by adding thereto the following sec
ton relating to partnership taking out licen.
Sec. Be il enacted by General Assembly
OF Maryland, That the following section be and
the same Is hereby added TO the ffiy-six,h nrti-
Gle of the Code of Public General Laws, to fol-
low the second section thereof
|, Any license may be obtained by partnerships
or firms as well as by individuals; but in all
cases the names Of all the partners Of any firm
shall be set forth III full in the license, and no
license shall protect any person pretending to act
under The same unless he is named therein or
is entitled as representative or assignee un-
der the provisions herein contained in this arti-
Gle, and the Clerk issuing the license shall enter
upon the record oflicenses the full names of all
the members'o a copartnership to which such Ii
cense is issued. ..f-t -..tbf"s
Sec, Q. And be it enacted, That this art sha!l
take effect on the thirtieth day of April next.
[Chapter 2lS, page 23s. JOS
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as~ 'Will wonders never ecu, 81" 10 the uniform ex
ciann"n ii Of the millions who sntly use BAR
RUS Vegetable Hair Restorative" One hottie will con
vince the most srep,ca Of the miraculous eff ct upon
the human har.-No,tok lirginidn.
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Ex-senator Dixon spoke in Hartford,
Connecticut, last night, giving his reasons for
abandoning the radicals, and was frequently
cheered.
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/ TRADERS LICENSES.

alrhe amount to be paid by Traders for license
1.-THE amount 81 stock 1T the principal season If
sale 10 he given under onth) is ms follows:
If the applicants stock in trade does not excced
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AN act to amend Section ONE of article iflr.six

AN "Ct 10 HifleHu oection one OF article hfty-Blx
Of the Code of Public General Laws entitled
Licenses" relating to the issuirg of lcen-
sts BY Clerks of Courts: e.
Be it enacted By the neral Assembly of
Maryland, That section one of article Eft, Dix OF
the Code Of Public General Laws, entitled III
crnses,'' lie amended and re-enacted so as 10
read rs follows:
All licenses shall De granted by the Clerks Of
the Circuit Courts of the counties and the Clerk
Of the Court Of Commlop Pleas in the city Of Be i
timore, except where different mode is special.
ly provided, aud all licenses granted BY sai,i
clerks shall expireon the first day of May next,
thereafter, except licenses for fisheries and horse
races, and if granted for part ofa year, rate
able sum will be charged therefor.
WM YOU'VE, Sheriff.
N. BLY, instructions received from the
Treasury Department al the Clerks Office, all
persons applying for a License of tuy kIud, Gex-
cept marriage licenses, which are the same rs
heletofore] will hereafter hvve TO pay the fee of
Fifty cents for issuing the same, which fee here
tofoie bias been charged to the State.
... WIN. YOUNG, Sheriff.
Licenses must invariably he paid for in hank
able m )ney.
A. LlNGAN JAkRETT, Clerk.
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WANTED J!
HARRISON POTATOES,

T HAVE for sale limited quantity of ruRR
seed of this variety--the most productive
now grown. 1t is free from rot, and of ex-
cellent quality. My crop last year averaged
$40 bushels per acre. Every farmer should
plant this variety for his main crop, as it is
the most reliable
t Je'I 81 +~ JAMES FARNANDIS,
feb16-8t Homestead, near Bel Air.
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Iftbe rental or annual value is not
LICENSES TO RETAILERS or SPIRITUoUs
OR FERMENTED LIQUORS, OR LAGER
BEER

The amount of license to be paid by retailers
of sprituous and frrmented liquors or lager beer,
are AS follows: If the value Of the stock in trade
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----------------------------
1869. ....-.. 1869.
DRY GOODS,
Notions and Family Groceries.

We wish to inform the public that we are
opening very complete stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which to cash buyers we will sell at prices
that cannot fail to please. Give US call.
T. B. BATEMAN,
Agent for the Company.
Franklinville, BALTIC. Co., Md. mh26
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DI' TUREs OF all sizes and styles. taken nj the BEL
L AIR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, audi satisfaction
guaranteed oSmonsy returned. oct2S
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RO.9D FOTECE.
WANTED!

4 T THE FRANKLINVILLE FACTO-
IA RY few families, principally girls, to
work in the Factory.
Apply to HUGH SIMMS,
Upper Falls Baltimore Co., Md
mh26-3t EA rT a..
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4 .>asi--A TWO STORY FRAME
III EFs ilszzkn
VIZ tt.SgftEAM
y IL 4e4-.sasa DWELLING,

4ox9O feet, Stable, Corn House and other
outhuildings, an Orchard Of good fruit,
and also Young Orchard just beginning to
bear. There is Pump of good water at
the door, and Spring and fine Stone Spring
House near the dwelling.
This property is situated on the road
leading from Maj. Abram Rutledge's to
Fawn Grove, about two miles from the
after place, on upper Deer Creek, well
known as one of the best farming sections,
and in neighborhood not surpassed by
any in the county. 1t is convenient to
churches ofall denominations, schools, mills,
&c.
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In the matter Of the sale IN the Orphans Court
Of the Real Estate of of Hartford County
James Coals, decd
4 lRDERED, this 2sth day Of March, 1863, by
~ tie Register OF Wills for Hartford county, In
the Recess of the Orphans Court of said county,
that The sale made and reported by John Corse
and John" W. Coale, Executors Of the last viii
and testament of James Cosle deceased, he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause he shown TO the
contrary, on or before The 29th day Of April next;
iprosided COPY of this order be published ia
"rit newspaper printed in Hartford county, once
Ii each OF three successive weeks before the
said 29lh day OF April next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to I've
$5,60l
J. RI. ELY, R. ". H. Go
True Copy Test
ape j.. r ELY, r. W. RI. Co
gnNIH, SHEET Iron aud HOLLOW WARE, for sal. ly
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InNIN. SHEET Iron aud HOLLOW WARE, for sale ly
II IsAAC AMOS
, 1869-09-30
city POLITICS.
Meeting Of Representative 1rishmen
Last Evening.
They Determine to Stand by tho Citi-
Eons' Tioket.

The meeting called BY "Frank Axpevn and
~. L Qulti. at No. 1s0 Washington street, uas
attended Last eveuiug By the representative Iian-
men q the city.
AIS o'clock The meeting was called 10 esdef,
and Frank Aanew" was pct IN tue chat.
LII. Kearuey ssId be Wss ins.iel to astend =
meeting ol 1rtshmcn and ho always feis it njs dntT
to M sespoaa % sucn call. He did not Know ia
stood that IN accepting the poaitioo he did NOT
commit nipsel5 to any seton Of tho meeting.
81 H. u ~ - not a
Supervisor acDermas1 desoaneed a ihs a,.ar ).
MI. Pe,er caid1en i fu@sa q % saa tTetsed for .en.
a1s1e pemocrasic ticket: The proposition was ID
eeivtd % With eytaensea end q dlaappsoeatton.
which ,s peope c1es Vpess1 Tss sas y
m Improvement upon ths "ring," At my fste,
ana tAe Irish people should not make fools Of
back upon party organized IN fsvoe or reform,
and aEaius1 The ano1nlnshle corruption thst maie
our cit! bJ-woIt toy TIE world
Alderman AcIk3y adV1sed them 10 be careful
aorse. II sher hid tho interests ii the people Ii
,ss M sy % nenss Il ae ~ III na'n s
had better make Up their minds 10 support the
C1tlzena' uctet WITH ali the means In tteE power.
foietb9 Il 9ayor ol ;Pns .na eua
They should tamPle ~ tho dust The uen who dls-
Hf1cFf1 41R tSkFfF tnfF hc5ou1nd M
dc yoke or au infarous nni r1orr1nt = r,ns y He
was Rrpublican and tl,st WI ma nf fnr ~
sops VhY ID Waptrtl 70 naye ths prod ns.nn a, thc
party he belourtd 10, aud Wss nfond nf ri.snsad
irom he foul fstnt Of corruption. II rev men
pro7ed recresnt to thn trusf fnDo3e.f In fnrn, h1
lie people, tney should Be expelled from tha
nafty Aid he Was riad 70 See mi there 1eFn man
81 1Se psF11 reao1 eno Tfsrnc to I'M narnsananin
snd political feeling 10 promote. tue c3mmon veal
ard 10 eject frrM power men un1t and pn1orth1
70 hold any. o1ice. il vas moi aueauoa
Of pasty, Int Of the people. Ii Tas
lnstice nnd right against fraud aud tSr.nny
npd any MN. whether he were AUef1can Or IIitlss
man, who roted ID favor Of inIapItI ard coTr1p-
lion, deseYyc1 the pena]tiet Witch bis scffot,
would be tpre to cntaii ppon hlonseN sna hia chN
dfeu, and ppou Ihts rtnnblIc The 1rniieman va
frequently spplsuded
: a rpptiemnp, Vhoee paue was not Rtren, gtnted
that. Oh Satur1iay Iaat. be hearl General Stiomon
Say inat be would give $4,000 out of his nftyatA
pociet 10 nv ,no expenses Of Turning a .enarate
Grmpcrat1c ticket. Or. If tNat could nas h. donr
Of getting up an independent irish ticket, !
defended The mode Of selecting .ne C1tizena'
ctrcu,nstanocs. II there wric MOI more irisn
Damex upon Il, that WIS tho fault Of Irjghmep
who dld not put ID their claims and not Of tho
nominating Committee, which STOOD ready 10 10
ample jqtSlce to the Irian people in lie catY,
fLopo sfulAuee.l The places asa10ned To rrahfntn
on tbe ticket Were rc5nectab]c md resnnnsihls
Applause
vi. Psli4ck Sullivan said he WAS working.
, 1869-09-30
the hkEkp-IElInxn, 4
A Card from Mrrse.. Woke, tsFosa, and
Othcfs.

zb The Editor 81 TAs cAieu9o Tribune:
We have walled rat.cutly for tho last two days
to sec the utmost that could be urged sR1luzt a.
and now feel 1t incumbent upon ourselves 70
answer the charges which have been 20 lASisnly
made at our c1peu1e.
In the nrst plAee, cur Intention hAs ncrer been
In the slightest degree TO Aoate The opposition 70
political acslon oi he Aaeaa. zeisaag. we have
never been approached By any Of the emlsaat1cs
or the Court louse Clique, nor have we been ID
ny "sy s sSn ~ ss; "n W. se pr Sn
CT surrender.
secondly. Our action III the promises was duo
ests in The .iosnd.zfaiung had been mel. The
atocfholdera were At no>tttuc allowed to examine
the eooA of ne eo1'ccrn nor were .heE ever sa:ts
eo-called h1slness manager. Coupled Win thls,
we were ebundanty convinced that tue interests
Of The Reform movement were not n ably or ~
management as iscy could nave been FN from
being destroua TO modify the persistent attack
Oh annen. 1n sne sS sea 2. s1s a9s Mese
more authoritative, more emrnatic, aud
more sincere. No dHhouest or INSCRIPTIONS
cnsrass u Sssc iea 1nsc aSants rs SO oeea H saest @
ex,t,encr to the malice Of our enemies We At
tempted merely to assers our*elvtA as propr1etofs
tion Of a fraudu,euty elected board, and Il no
time. Individually OF collectively, contemplated
anything calculated To tn1nre Tue interHAH Of ii
paper or tho popular movement Had our pro-
cctdtngs not taken place about the tine Of M ex-
cited municipal election, such ch1rscs conlt never
have managed to exist
Thirdly Although our position WAS fortified by
the opinions of jrdEe BeckHlth md Aeaas1. TpleY
aud Adams, We offered Lieu and jenkcu fdtl lib
erty 10 continue the management Of the paper IN
saatM qsta untN the case hhpuld be ediudse8ted
| upon, which Offer they seofnfpll5 refused and
challenged Us 10 cafry out our refoFma.
Fou1thl5. aE+ Ia Buell. was n no time resa!nst
~ outFelres and At DO ttnuo acted IN our hehalf
| Thus one Of The most seItous items Of evidence
! sga1pet III is 0ispoeed Of.
| Finally, our intentions vera sincerely for lht
good Of the paper md tor the popular cause. Oul
Acttnn wAS tend Aif &nd the majority at subsc1fb
| en- 10 the .Aaena Ze7nnp fully comprehend and en-
d1Ise II. Lob rsR atAiled himself Of the opportu
| nifty 10 throw tho public o1 the scent and mxks
saG.sai on. Of = ipar,oas and inssneeso c1J o
| TIE "1alpE" has htd nothing to do with It, AMI
| would bsre had nothing 10 do with the pape
| Under our control We are yet satisfied that Ii,
courts Will sustain our action. mud should such b
/ The result, We are pledged 10 an active, unslFn,
and genuine oppostton TO the BaY1xcle Hing. Al
| fAtr. Minded men who know III personally mex
| no evidence to convince them ct the mohftfon
shaurutty Of ranking IN with the conuptlontsa,
HQKRr c. FRicxx,
FELIX ACElKR,
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