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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
Planters Of st. Marv's!

CECURE LARGE CROPS OF ToBAC-
- Gu CORN, OATS aud GRASS. and
IMPROVE TIE FERTILITY OF YOUR
LANDS by using
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
which has been in use over Is years
Promp, As Peruvian Guano!
Permanent az Boae
HIGHLY IMPROVED aud aandsrd
gsarasfeei.
The following planters Of this county
have u ed il and can inform interested par
ties as 10 It's results
DR. Jno N Brsme, B D..son. Esq.
Hon II G Key, Wa Loker,
G A Loker, Esq. Jos Forrest, e"
Prise in Baltimore,
$50 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
For sale by cargo. ton ~ single bag by
GEORGE DCGDALE.
Manufacturer Agent,
IS South street,
Baltimore.
marco 10. ls7o-3m. 1877 p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31


| ". i etnnet q ~ fisses speat an
~ rites and measures. I vill
III - unnecessary and IN
So lsarned that Dr.. James
~ =. He died At Rarnam's
- lsinore. He vas formerly
- ~ and brought 10 the dis.
kss duties grea. scal. industry
- p and profound seqrainsance
49, nee Of chemistry. He was OF
I open disposition and rare
1-.His death viii cause re-
L. ~ in St. Mary's county, Who,
ID nJsek. have known him for many,
M years. and Who. viewing the vide
gar ~ death has made within . few
yea 10 the narrowing circle of friends.
ma sadly and truly exclaim-"H su ,
asax y assissas femus amieitias -
OBSERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
With Clerks and Shrrifrs f.s .aa.

With Clerks and Shsrif's f. e. ,aa,d
Ihe applicant must either take oath =.
E%e s before the Clerk Of the Circui,
Court OF the county wher, he i, on al
10 business. OF the amount OF good, Ken,
90 nand' at the principal sea,ou Of sale
VI Tue oath may be administered BY a Jas.
'ee OF 'ns Peace. when The person want.
ing the licenses applies through an ,,.r.
IL the latter course be adopted. The s,i.
lowing form will be deemed .n,s,;...
compliance with th, ACT: ''
ST .Mary's County. TO ri,:
On this--day of--ls7o J..
lore the subscriber. a justice ofshe Pa.
0. the S'a'c OF Maryl,ni. i, AMI f,r s,;I
county. personally apparel - an,
aeo.a,ea that h" intcu Is To apply for a ira.
ger u ems. un Ter the , "a sec,io, If n.
act OF Januiry Session. 1858 :, N. o.
OF the Circuit Court for Saia, M,rv'. con-
~. and made oath that the amo,,r, or 81.
stock OF goods generally kent on b,nJ -.
him Tor by tie coar,ru in ,rh;cI ;. ~
g,gea. In case it be partnership. } a, thu
PRINCIPAL season Of sac. Cor il the ami.
cant has not previously engaged in such
trade. That me amount Of II. stock ~
so.ds 'e",rh he erpec's to Keep. dc. y doe.
not Tor VII roD exceed g
Sworn before
IL the oath te administered bcfcr. =.
'"s'ice OF the Peace out of tho coun,. :.
which the application is made. tbers NM,
&c 'a attached II: the certificate of tho CIcrk Of
he Justice resides. '''"
y, PERSONS may sell salt +, cure fish in
y y ,areh' April or May wi.hou, license
enders of cakes AID venders of beer and
aaer. who are the mixers of sucb 49,
'r';or.er Eager beer exceptea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
CONFIR NATION NOTICE.
Jos v Bat,y aud wife,
and q organ. Ba;ty
George Gii.ss.

In the Circuit Court for st Mary's county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 236 n Z.
aRDERED BY the Court. that the re
~ port OF b G Harris. Trustee In th,. case
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause .,
tho contrary be shown on or before the j.
Monday Of June next provided a cop,
Of this order be published in the Sain
Mary's Beacon. once week for three succe>
sive weeks prior 10 the 10Th day Of May
1870. The report states tina, tho parcel o
land on nillon's creek, containing 10 acres
sold for $500
RFORD, Associate Judge.
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
march 81, ls70-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
HORNE & greenwich
Builders and Contractors.

Il hE undersigned have entered into CO.
partnership rs Builders and Cont rae.
tors. and are prepared to execute all demands
in their line OF business that may be made
upon them with promptness, at reasonable
rates and in workmanlike manner.
GEORGE HORNE,
IHOS. G. GREENwELL,
Leonard Town.
Nd
March 81. ls7O-f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

kVcerrcsponaenss must hesr With u.
sv'iie i"nEcr. We have had On band
far ve~k 90 upvsrds several conmrn,-
-.sioss which We had anticipated yuhlish-
ing today. bat the pressure Of adver,i.inF
and other mssser that We wcre unicr i'm
rsraiise Obligation TO print. has upset our
-alealstinns and forced us 10 defer their
appearance 10 anotter day. "Ol'errer'
viii resrrve that ve have "cur.ailed''
even hi. Annapolis letter Of 'i,s fair pro-
PORTIONS" but the necessity fer so doing
was rnsvoidsLle. The best We can prom
lee 10 10 publish an omitted matter in .
future issue. and with this. We throw
ourselves rpon our eouuiry.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

o-ph4=..' Court Of Saint Nrry's County Set -
March 81, 1870:
nRDERED By THE COURT, Tha. John n
~ Bronze, executor Of Thomas W Gardiner,
late Of st Msrys county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims, and that
che same be published once a week for 81 sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed in said
county.
JAMES T " RALHY,
Register Wills for ST Asry's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF ST Mary's county, Maryland,
letters testamentary on the personal estate
Of Thos W Gardiner, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
TO the subscriber, on or before the LIST day Of
Oct, 1870, they will otherwise by law be ex
Guided from the benefits of the said estate All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
JNO u BRONZE,
Executor.
march II, is1o-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

The property islocased in or nsar az
village Of Charlotte Hall. being the same
occupied By DR. George F Adaus. has
on it an excellent dwelliog and other i'm
provsmen's aud is very valuable on &C.
count Of its proximity to Charlotte Hall
Academy and from the fact that the sur
vey Of the Southern Maryland RAilroad
runs through the said land.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash on the day Of sale.
BENZ q HARRIS,
Trustee.
March 81, lS70-ts.
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Renew YOUR LICENSES.

NADERs. KEEPERS OF oRDr.
E, nar'es and others. are hereby mott.
!, .eo. IN pursaance Of the ..Cels 81 Pub.
NC uenerai Laws and the Acts Of Assem-.
~. 10 such eases made and provided -
70 take ous and renew ,h~ir Licenses.
Sr before the lst day Of May
next,
ss'iare to do 50 BY any will sub
90 10 the severe penalties imposed
iaw. Of the STATE, which forbid,
sous FRO" har'erine or sell;ne goods /
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

re afes
' small a,nei
over $500
II over tha,
pay .he san
oath u be I,
the prsaeipl|
The Cler
person 10 se
u rs ir IN
commended
To \ person
pressed BY u
ord~ OF a,s
The Ss,h
quired ~ q
oyster and q
recommcada
holders. .nd
Clerk Of the
Be. a. ,o h
1, repealed.
The alb w.
ter aud ca, q
Of Nay.
Ry An A.
bis of Ma'yl
any M rs>n, I
shall propose
mentioned in
cept spiri,uot,
shal! apply T.
Court o. the Z,
side. or i: he
more. 10 the {
= license tier
or 10 sell spu
shall be issue,
10 a rcnc c"tsl
tie sgc II twsa
order OF The Ju
Judge shall en
sus license to 81
liquor, unless +;
OF At least ten 1,
i.nts Of the W
place Of sale IN
hceose shall be
or n',aor. the ;.
shall te rcspon.,
IN The prose Gu,
such license. al
therefor in any q
the said rcnc c.
dic'ed aud pro.
tion BY her OF ii
State. VI IN case
derry house. A. Il
aud if judi
90 any soa'ract. !
Issue ia ihv ,rlit
separate es'ate
sach rvsrot sibih
feet or impair 81
husl aud or are,
aud thar this act
'hrriieth day II |
Adduioaul Id
Any person c,|
e's, renirIl qui,,s|
rope dancers, ,uun|
shall. Previously,
In;ng Tor = reward
''a'e, pay Ia IN,
'oust FIR such cou
'nc year. or one 4
aoo. n, bis or thc,,
Every person. .
|ers or squcstri.n
xhlbi, for fowar
tate shall pay to q
{ thirt, dollars iol
ne year.
Every person or
hit for n reward ,
; natural ar ariifrI
nd. Except model,
ali pay 10 the sal
en- dollars, for al.
ar.
Each liecnse sha
nal performances.
,icles isr things to
The owner or kcc
jack. shall. bclor,
md or station such
ERIK Of the Circuit
} counties iu this
Itch be intends TO
'son Of the mare ;
d Clerk. with the
he'd thereto :lr saI
use for s,ationiG .
ssss,ss "s a. -sa 80. /.
'rcof, Provided ID.
n directed TO be p;
such license i.e |
that every s.allio
said tax is paid. q
other Stais tax.
Any owner or /
'diag any stallion
.se. shalt forfeit
authorized aud r,
last preceding $,
State, aud The 9th
pom information
to the Sheriff of
aplmai is station,
owner or keeper i.
without lie use. {!
for the same by
D or jackass. aud ,
for che amount d
C. /. Be i, cn.c,e
'n3ly Of Maryland
md the i~cniy-se,
sixth A r,ic!e Of II
raj Laws. relating
ers and pedlcrs be
y renealed ,,j,L
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31
POINT LOOKOUT,
c,ntaiiing
322 acres,

moro or less.
This land is assessed to f G W Hall,
and the State and County Taxes due
thereon are as follows:
For the year. 1868, Sa44 %
With interest from the 1st JAN
uary, 1869.
For the year. 1859, S219 81
With interest from the LIST Jan
Jury. 1870.
Also. one other tract Or parcel of land
alled aud known by the name Of
BUSH NICK
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

d 10 ply license.
use 10 Ordinuries and T,,.i
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

Trustee.
March 81, lsso-:s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

Sec. I. Be i, cnac,ed1
Assembly Of Maryland 1
FIRST and the iwcniy-secol
hfy-six,h A r,ic!e Of tie
Gencral Laws. relating [,
ha~hers and pedlcrs be q
hereby repealed. sni the
tons enacted in lieu ,heIY
''Tweniy-one. For
ecnse. not 10 extend beyo..
which the same may be is
be PAID the following rat
every license 10 travel on
forty dollars to travel vii
other beast Of burden and
vehicle. the sun Of fifty d
horses or other beasts Of B
on or other vehicle. the 81
dollars. fct every such Ii
over the whole Eastern Sd
Western Shore. there shal!
70 lowing rates. to wii: {,
10 travel on foot the sum O.
70 travel with a horse or G
burden or one horse aad O
burden aad wagon or othc
'um Of one hundred dolls,
'orses or other beas, Of bur,
= other v. hicls the sum II
nd Fifty dollars
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-31

paIt VI All SVuuS ViAS, pTcScut auu III.
ture. Cshough not exactly very young
MYSELF. protest against this infrsc,ion
or omission, and hope that il will not PASS
into precedent for the Colts" Of future
Legislatures to be guided BY.
wish the limit ] have imposed Z nv.
self permitted inc to do justice to TN gen
,lemeu who have taken a very active and
distinguished part in the various discus.
sicns that have arisen from time to lime
in the Senate Of Maryland. Though for
the most part differing in their views Of
men and measures, they have one, or
rather some things in common. Ia pre-
sen,ing their respective views, they avoid
all effort at 6ne and ambitious speaking.
They seize on the strongest points and
enforce them clearly, succincsly and mos,
courteously. They avoid reading long
aud weary extracts from the acts Of As
sembly aud Go not pc, themselves Up Is
infallible expounders Of constitutional Law
or common Law either. They fairly
weigh aud state the arguments OF their
opponents and avoid all I'D eapeandum as
ser,icns and declarations. I allude 10
Hon. Barnes Compton. President Of the
Senate, and Hon. John Lee Carroll. SEN
asor from Howard county. Ga some fa-
.urc occasion, vixen shall have more lei
sure thar at present. lparpose 20 indulge
in "Reeelleciions" Of the Legislature 0,
1870 when Of them, - Of oshcrs, vii,
write truly. ss viii always think kinl.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

WHILE some Of the Democratic
Journals 90 wild with excitement
over the passage of the resolution ap-
proving the 18th amendment, by our
Legislature, and with wonderful
threatening exclaim "the end is not
yet" or prepare far the wrath to
come" &c, others, more polite, pre-
tend they did not oppose the confer
ring OF suffrage upon the negro, oh,
no; it was ouly the manner in which
it was to be conferred they opposed.
They thought the States should do it,
not the general government. Vel
the States have doneit, at least twen-
ty-eight have, and nov their objec-
tions are entirely overcome, and they
are especially ~sweet," on the colored
man. whose votes are worth some
thing. YOU know, and might help
them into power. Soon the Journals
of the Democracy viii be in full ac-
cord, singing sweetly John Browns
body" &c, but it viii not do. The
oolored citizens know what party
enslaved and held the bondsman'f
lash over them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11
SENATOR RAMsEr's BILL to eetab

SENATOR RAMsEY's BILL to estaO-
lish 3 government telegraph system,
provides that the Postmaster Gene
raj shall establish telegraph stations
in connection with the postoflce, in
all towns where telegrapnic facilities
are now maintained, and that the
rate Of charge, prepaid, shall be
twenty-five cents for twenty words,
OF less when transmitted 500 miles
OF less, and for each additional five
words, or figures, five cents, distance
10 be measured by air line. AT
night, messages to be sent 1O00miles
or less at the same rates. All mes
sages to be prepaid by stamps, and
the rate to cover changes Of post
Office, immediate delivery or trans
mission by mail. Specials to be
transmitted in day time, at a cost Of
y mills per word, or at night for .
mills. The rates to the associated
Press to be the same as now chang
ed by the Western Union Telegraph
Company. It is surmised by many
that the bill will become a law, but
we compass inc1eiulity. Something
Of the kind viii some day be inau-
gurated. but not vet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

Tx AN OTHER coIUsIN We give Sc
nator Sherman's Funding Bill, en-
tire. It provides for the issue Of
three classes ofsecurities bearing 5,
Al and per cent gold interest, in
sums of $4OO,OOO,OO0 each. The
first redeemable after ten and paya-
ble at twenty years; the second class
redeemable after fifteen and payable
at thirty years, and the third class
redeemable after twenty years and
PAYABLE at the end of forty years,
1t sets aside $l5O,OOO,OO0 from re-
venues to pay the interest on the
pChlic debt, and provides a sinking
fund for tthe repayment of the prin-
cipal. 1t authorizes the cancellation
and destruction of the bonds now in
the sinking fund, and provides fol
the destruction of those to be pur-
chased, after a record of the same
has been made. The bill has been
prepared with great care, and seems
TO meet the views of prominent
financial men throughout the coun-
frs-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

'1RF Senate does not take to the
bill of the 6ouse to abolish the frank
ing privilege, &C, as readily as il
was thought would be the case. Sen
ators perceive in it the rank injustice
which would be done, especially to
the country press, and are not willing
to aid in increasing the monopolies of
the larger cities. Besides they know
that the carrying of the mails would
not be done, one iota cheaper, by the
contractors, whether the county pa
pers were excluded or not,-that it
virtually costs the country nothing
TO circulate county papers, and that
TO tax them would be directly strik-
ing at the people of the rural dis
tricts.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

HoS. TRUMAN HoAe, member of
Congress, from the tenth district,
died in Washington, on Saturday
evening last. He was born in Onon-
daga County, New York, in 1916, To-
Gated in Toledo in 1S49, entered
business there in 1851, and continued
in active business until the fall of
1865. In the Spring of that year he
was the democratic candidate for
Mayor, and and in the fall became
their candidate for congress,in oppo-
sition to Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, ofwhom
the Republicans had grown tired
He was elected, and was serving in
the capacity of Congressman, at the
time OF his death. He leaves a wife
and two children to mourn his loss.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11
Fudge.

4
The editor Of the Messenger tries
hard to negative the effect of the
statements Of our Columbus Cores
pondent relative to the misappro-
priation Of funds by the last Demo
cratic) Legislature, by charging the
previous legislature with a similar
misappropriation of funds to the ex-
tent Of $500, 600, but fails utterly. he
talks about the ignorance and gulla-
bility ofthe masses theRepublican
party to believe such statements, and
vet relies upon the inleliigence of his
own party to believe his unsupported
differences which he knows are at va
rance with the truth.
The funds remaining in the relief
fund, after the demands upon that
fund had ceased, we're by law trans
ferred to the general fund, and
thence appropriated mainly to the
payment of the State Debt. This
however, was from a fund which
had ceased to be required, and for
the keeping up of which taxes were
no longer levied. Yet the editor of
the Messenger has the efrontery to
tell his readers,and "relying upon the
ignorance and gullability Of the mas
ses of his own party" expects them to
believe him.
Now, that fund had to be re-
placed by taxation. The Democrat
ic Legislature had it to do, but it
was done, and all expenses paid
WITHOUT INCREASING TAXA
TON"
Ifit were possible for Van to blush
we fancy he must have tried hard
to do it, when he got off that SEN
tence. Just as though Democratic
Legislature which deprived soldiers
Of the right Of voting, would ever
have been induced to raise fund to
relieve the necessities Of soldiers
widows and orphans. We fancy we
see them do it, not muchly, and dis
tribnte it too. Where What To-
calities was it disbursed in? There
were Democratic Districts, when
such fund was required, wherein
Democratic officers refused to dis
burse it, and soldiers widows and or
phans suffered in consequence. Was
it those neighborhoods, mostsapient
Van?
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

In ADDITION to our usual Wash
ington letter, we this week lay before
our readers an important letter from
the Capital, in which the speech Of
aIr Dawes, (from which the Demo
cracV have been extractlng'crumbs Of
comfort" is thoroughly and briefly
reviewed, ana in such a manner as
to show that his comparison Of the
two administrations is not sustained
by the facts when placed in their
rroper light. Doubtless, Mr.. Dawes
has done a good work in directing
attention, as he has, to the appropri-
atio1s, and the result will be a more
rigid scrutiny Of all such; but the
letter in question shows wherein his
comparison is at fault, and will fully
exhonorate Grants Administration
from the charge of "want of econo-
my" Let all read it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11
"But e tcds done. >

Was it: Then what became of the fundsl
If the Democratic Legislature chad to do #
and it was DONE" they must have transferred
it along with the other funds, to the general
fund, to cover up then extFsvagance, fol
neither soldiers widow or orphan, got any o.
it. and 50 We will have to charge them. BY
VANS own admission, with 100000 more o.
extravaganza than our ureorrespondent has done
But the truth is, It was not replaced, there
being no longer any such fund, Van to the con
trary notwithstanding. But the Democratic
Legislature took the funds which should have
zone to reduce the State debt, and the Canal
Fund, and tbs School Fund, and sppropriat-
cd them to the general tuqd, ts cover up theii
extravagance, and left those funds deficient
Those fnnis still exist, and the deficiency
created by Democratic extravagance, must b
replaced, and thai too by the present Legis-
lature.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

This, it will be seen, amounts to a
reduction ofthe current expenditures
of the Government by nearly one
half If the administration finds it
cannot accomplish quite as much as
this, itmay be a subject of regret,
but can scarcely be a source of very
serious disappointment, and certainly
does not furnish any just occasion
for denunciation.
The fact is, that at the close of the
fiscal year 1868 there was between
$6Q,0OO,00O and s7O,000,00O Of un-
expended balances of former appro-
priations remaining in the Treasury
to the credit of the different Depart
ments, and the appropriations were
cut down last winter, in view Of this
fact, many millions lower than tc!,.-;' c!;1,
otherwise would have been. 1t was
not expected that the Government
woukl actually be conducted upon
the amount appropriated, without
drawing on these balances, and it
would hardly be reasonable to expect
the same amount to suffice next year
after the balances i'll question have
been very largely diminished
1t must not be supposed, however
that the full amount of $42.O0O,000
in excess of last years appropria-
tions is expected to be appropriated
if that is even asked by the admins
tration. 1t is always customary, in
making the estimates, to allow Il
small margin for cutting down "at
the other end of the avenue and,
moreover, estimates are presented to
an aggregate amount Of millions oi
dollars, which merely represent what
certain things tr0uId cost if Congress
shonld determine to have them,
This is the case in regard to public
works authorized by law, estimates
for which the officers of the Govern
ment are legally bound to submit for
the enlightment Of Congress.
Asa single example | may mention
an estimate of the Chief Engineer OF
the army for $9,50O,OOO for the i'm
lprovement Of rivers and harbors.
which is included in the aggregate
estimates not appropriated for last
year, nor recommended by the Sec
/ retary Of War to be appropriated
this year. That viii be just as Con
gross deems expedient.
In the estimates Of the Pension
Office there is an excess of FL, COO
600 for army andnavy pensions over
the amount appropriated last year
This is partly due to the allowance
Of new claims which have been
proved, but chiefly to the fact that
there was an unexpeneded balance
on land last year to exc ont the ap-
preparation. The amount asked for
pensions this year is the same as
that appropriated for the year ending
June 80, 1869, and $3,6O0,0O0 less
than the amount appropriated the
year before that.
Another item included in this
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

NEx1co,which has enjoyed a partial
rest. ul.der the government of Juarez,
since the overthrow of Macmillan,
Is again .eOnyulsed. The revolution
which recently broke out in San Luis
Potosi, has spread 10 five other states,
and even the frieHds of Juarez adj
nit that his government must col
laps, as It has neither troops or
stores, and no money, Argulls, the
leader OF the revolutionary moye7