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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28

A RACE ON THE IcE.--On Thursday of last
week trotting race for Hartford and Cecil coun-
ty horses took place on the ice, between Havre
dc Grace and Perryville above the railroad
bridge. A correspondent Of the Wilmington
Ne'cS gives the following account of it,
The first race was between Centemens bay
horse Granite Quarry, of Cecil county, and
Greenway's bay mare Frolic, of Hartford, best
three In five. The track was in fine condition
and the mare won easily. Time, $40, 2.42, 9. 49,
Next l.. W. Murphy's bay mare Sara Bernhard,
of Hartford, and John Evans sorrel mare Rock
Run, of Cecil county. .
Sara got away with Rock Run with the great
est ease, No record. There were several hun
dred people on the ice from Port Deposit and
Hayre de Grace 10 witness the race
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28
Telegraph Poles Wanted.

TNELEGRAPH POLES are wanted for a line
= from baltimore via Hartford Pike to Oakland
School House, (Curtisss Corner) In Harfor1
county. thence to left by road passing near Falls
ton T.. o., to Frogtown, to Hickory Tavern to Me-
chanicsville to Deer Creek Iron Works. to Dub.
lin; thence by right road to ConowinRo
fridge. Poles are to be Chestnut (peeled,l 81 feet
long, 70 average Inches at top and none to be less
than inches, and to be distributed along the line
above designated at rate of S Poles to each mile
No bids for less than 100 Poles will be considered
and Cash on delivery will be paid.
Bids will be received up to January 9th. at TINS
1fsgts office and at LAVENDER HILL, =. o., Balti-
more county, Nd. Address,
lanl4 JOHN A. KILCHENSTEIN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28
THE TERMS OF SALE

Prescribed by the decree are-one-third of the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on the day
at six and twelve months from date of sale, the
credit payments to bear interest and to be secur-
ed by the bonds or notes Of the purchaser, with
curlty to be approved by the trustee.
eB Expenses of deed to be betrayed by the
purchaser. WIN. S. EVANS.
Trustee.
j. G, Hindman. Auctioneer ianR
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28

TOWIT:
Driving and Work Horses. three-year old Colt,
well broken, pair of wei-broken Mules, will
work or drive anywhere; 4 Milk Cows, two with
Calves by their sides, and one will be fresh by day
OF sale ; yoke of Young Oxen, young Heifers,
light jaeger Wagon, nearly new; 2 Seighs, 2
Express wagons, one nearly new, l four horse
Road Wagon, lnew Hay Carriage, . Ok Carts, one
or which has never been used: Sled, Woods
REAPER, Yearly now Cayuga Chief Mower, Ha-
gerStown Drill Wheat Fan, Corn Shelter Roller,
Horse takes, Flows, fIarrows, Cultivators, Sin
gle and Double Shovel Plows, z sets of Single
Harness, set of light Double Harness. 2 sets of
Lead Harness, Collars, Brides, Saddles Hay
Forks, % barrels of Corn, Wheat by the bushcl
and by the acre, Shovels. Mattocks. Picks Grain
Cradles, Scythes, ltakes, Hoes, Ok YOkes, Cross
cut and other Saws, lot of Carpenters Tools and
many other articles useful on farm Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting of set of Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture
Sofas, sprng-seat Arm Chair Rocking Chair
l Parlor Organ Cane-seat and other Chairs, Blu
reaus, Bedsteads, Wash Stands, 2 Wardrnbes, |
Howe Sewing Machine, Parlor Coal Stove, .
Wood Stoves, Cook Stove, No. Q, I Sideboard,
lot of Dairy Fixtures Kitchen Utensils of various
kinds, and large lot of miscellaneous articles
not necessary to describe.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of Slj and under Cash on the day of
sale; on sums over that amount Il credit of eight
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale, with
approved security.
JANIS John HOOD
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28


AcclDENTs.-On last Saturday Mr.. John John
son, an old gentleman living near Forest Hill,
while carrying bucket of water, fell ON the ice
and fractured his arm below the shoulder
few days ago, a four year old son of Mr..
Jerry Sullivan, who lives near the Rocks, fell
in coming down stairs, and fractured the small
bone of the forearm. Dr. d. Preston Wysopp
rendered efficient surgical aid in both the above
cases.
On Tuesday of last week Link LYON, of
Havrc de Grace, fell and cut his forehead very
badly while skating on the river
Last Tuesday week, Messrs. John 8. Nor.
gan and s. F. Bolts accidentally upset their sled,
In llavre dc Grace. Mr.. Morgan was thrown
ont with great force and considerably Bruised
Mr.. Bolts was not hurt.
On Tuesday morning q little boy about
seven years of age, whose parents reside in
Philadelphia, while playing in the corn house of
Mr.. George, near Emmorton, slipped and fell
against the cylinder of threshing machine, cut.
ting severe cash in his forehead.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28

KELIABIE GARDRN SEEDS. --Wehaye received
the illustrated Catalogue and Guide to the Cul-
tivation OF the Kitchen Garden, published by
hessrs. j. Bolgiano d Son, No. 2S South Cal
vert street, Baltimore This firm was establish.
ed in 1923, and has well-earncd reputation for
selling reliable seeds. Their Queen tomato is
pronounced by those who tried it last year TO be
the best growndor general canning purposes.
The Acme is also another valuable variety, some
what earlier than the Queen, but not so red in
color. The latter is a consideration with cam
ners, the deep red-colored tomatoes selling more
readily, when canned, than the purple varieties.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28
237 Acres, Foods and 80 Square :Perches

A LARGE BARN
with stone Basement, and conveniently arranged
Stabling, Ice House, Coal and Wood Houses, Corn
Cribs, Carriage House and other necessary out
buildings. There are two Wells of excellent Wa
ter one at the house and the other at the barn.
There are also fine APPLE AND PEAR OR
CHARDS in full bearing on the premises, togeth-
and Grape Vines in full bearing, sufficient to sup
ply the family.
This desirable and highly improved farm is To-
of Port Deposit, depot of the p, W. g. b. r. r.
In healthy neghborhood. The land is of excel
lent quality and in high state of cultivation,
well watered and well fenced, and convenient to
mills churches, schools. etc.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28

ORGANIZING THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
The Vice Presidents and other officers of the
Hartford County Temperance Alliance held n
meeting at fanna's Hotel, Bel Air, last satur-
day All the districts of the county, except the
sixth, were represented. Mr.. d. +. Thomas.
President of the Alliance, was in the chair.
Committees were appointed for each election
district, with authority 10 conduct the temper
ance campaign in their respective districts.
A paper, presented by Rev. Mr.. Benson, was
also read and ordered to be published 1t sets
forth in detail plan Corporations by which the
sentiment of the voters of the county NAV be
obtained in relation to submitting the question
OF Incense" or 'no license to the popular vote.
This plan, ii is claimed, does not interfere with
existing political parties, and does not contem-
plate the nomination ola temperance ticket
Inc paper will be found in this weeks lEgjs
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-01-28

CoAsTING AccIDENT.-0n Wednesday night,
as Mr.. Elbridge Wiley, son Of Mr.. David Wiley
who lives near Norrisyillc, was engaged in coast
Ing, near his home. another sled ran into his
sled, upsetting him md injuring him severely
in The back. W
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-07

cheering word, Of heart felt Interest 3d.
their welfare.
Those II Us who want hot the good
things necessary 70 our physical cone
fort, NAV feel that when we have con-
,riblted our money or clothing o. less
fortunate ones, they need nothing mere
% insure their happiness. buJ could we
share the daily or weekly rounds OF
our committee, we should Terhaps be-
surprised 10 learn the va.u. SCI upon
The trifing gift e Z few A1re-s. e.
some other liitle token Of friendship tla-
meets the silent, higher jeasIds 7-
their senses, and educate ,he.. s0l. O.
long for the sweetness and beauty 81 @
brighter world than this These st-r--
u1rs have, instinctively, refining o. 70
elgya,ing influence over al who come
under their gentle power.
Il behalf Of the selected lhc-e ID
Trinity Guild, wc return thsnks -
the continued hearty support u D.; .ay
members and their warm appreciate
~ our earles. work. T -E-s5 who,
unsolicited. have from ,.us> O. .-s
-.1.-.l G.ei .ums = or -...-- fund. v5
can -a.y say Gods blessing w.-. s-r-.
.v follow. even as 80 did - --'- --=
.lss. ~ C5Ii,,s flock.
MRs. ". 2. NAlDSR
secretary Of Trinity Guild
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Trinity Guild.

At semi-annual meeting Of Trinity
Guild, Nov. 29th, 1881, the following
officers were duly elected-Rev. J. \.
Mock remaining President ex-ofHcio:
1T Vice President. {. Comfort.
md Vice President-R. :. Ans.
Secretary d Financial Secretary
Mrs. W. z. Maiden
Treasurer-Mrs. II. d. Churchill
Visiting Committee-Mrs. \. Hop
per, Mrs. J. :. Minor. Mrs. j. c. Com
fort, Mrs. Geo. Robinson, and Mrs
Geo. Bradford.
The good work done by this church
organization since its commencement
eighteen months ago, is chiefly exhi-
bited in the steady growth Of Trinity
Sunday School, though whole families
belonging 10 the parish arc cared for
in case Of want, sickness or death
Over fifty children, in q quiet way
have been assisted to come and share
the delights Of the sunday School song
and lessons.
OF the cheerful contributors TO the
support Of the Guild, we think il may
be .aid none feel the poorer for the
money OF clothing given, and il has
been distributed with great care by
our noble, selfsacrifcing visiting com
mittee, and made doubly acceptable 10
the worthy poor, being accompanied BY
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On Thirty DaYs, Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated E.cc.
tro-Voltaic Belts and other Electro appli.
ances on trial for thirty days 70 young men
and older persons who arc OBJECTED with
nervous debility, lest vitality, etc, guGran'
teeing speedy relief and complete restora
ton OF vigor and manhood. Also for
rheumatism, neuralg ia, paralysis, liver and
kidney difficulties, ruptures, and many Other
diseases illustrated pamphlet sent free
Address Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich.
sJIyi
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesaay, Dee. :. 1851.

Joseph Kurtz makes the following
reply 10 the card In Tie Detroit Free
Pres, Of Dec. 2nd, about the Bagley
medal.
To tie s-li5r q tle Ds.I-.- Free Irrss.
Having Rad @ communication lu The Free
Pres. that I am not the rishtt-l holder ~ the
Bagley championship medal. ! desire 90 say
that il has never been demanded q Ie. BY
understanding O. the case = that Z; Is 90 cc
shot Tor O, every annual elcsUputIt n tie
Michigan state troop. ] did mol receive
notice % the competitive trlaI El-1 O. jack
son, Oct. L. until TWO dave before ---i dale
and e. ! live ihiTty-aye mile distant --
Alpsua / could net have participated !n -le
contest. Nv understanding ui the --.-s is
that The media. is o. te ,Lc- ~ By tie --s--
81 the three regiments. ILe .a-= l-e--- ----
- The Free Press Is ~. -l l.. F--.-1 3D..
annual e--zIr-elt which --e --'-s l-e
scribe
-.--.E EZ
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-07

sunday afternoon Ia C1-s. a..-a
es preparing O. - .l-- @ a---
aas. lie .A.raaa House. Chisholm. street
-l-- gle has-e attached &. tie buggy.
ll--.y -a--el and ran e. --.- speed
f.H1 tae street. H. t4c buggy va-
Ms J. jenkins, who being taken IS
surprise sla no. having bold q. tae
seil- va. le-r.e-- g. -.rs herself
Wien tle horse 20. G. ~e--a street
DE headed toward, tho bridge ard kept.
Ga biz mad career until lie came %
Potter. hardware store He then wen.
between tho liberty pole and telephone
pole, wi,bou, doing any damage 10 the
buggy. and struck c bee line for Ziem z
saloon. Passing safely between a post
and a pile Of wood, be turned Up the
Sidewalk. but the hub struck the cor
ler Of the building and The lady wa
thrown OF. into the alley close by the
building, which she narrowly escaped
being thrown against. She was slight
~ injured about tie head. Nr.
JUL Potviu happening 10 drive along
az that time, the unfortunate lady was
placed IN Lis carriage and taken home
and VIC arc happy 10 state that tie
lady has received 10 serious injuries
Her escape from death or mutiiatiou
wac q narrow one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-07

Messr.. White d Burdick, Drug
gis;s, Ithaca, y. NY daughter
and myself, great sufferers from ca
tarrh, have been cured b. Ely's Cream
Balm. Ny sense Of smell restored
and health greatly improved. c. VI
Stanley, dealer in beots aud shoes
Ithaca. Y. Y. Price 80 cts. J3Sw2
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pRonATB ORDER


state Of Michigan. County % Alpena-ss.
AZ session Of the Probate Court for the county "
Alueua holden a. the PrObats Office, II The city o.
Arers on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of December IN tho
year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-oue
Present Hon. Geo. :. Lester Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate q James Moran, de-
ceased.
on reading and filing the petition, duly verified q
samuel II Pangborn, praying the appointment %
Albert Pack as administrator de bonis non, with the
win annexed, Of the estate Of said deceased
Thrreupon IL is ordered, that Friday, the aott day
Of Daocmber A. D. 1881, at ten O'Clock IA the fore.
noon D. assigned for the hearing Of said PETITION anl
fhr4 the heirs az law Of said deceased and all ohe'
rsops interested in said estate, are required 80
fr at session Of said Court, tLsn 20 b holden al
no Probate Ofice in the city Of Alpena, and show
cause Il any there be, why the prayer a the pet
touCr Should not he granted And - is further 81
ssrd that said petitioner give notice 20 tie person.
interested in said estate Of the tendency Of said pet
sio,l and the hearing thereof ~ causing copy q
~. orier 10 he published in the Alpenn Wsskll
Ars,is newspaper printed and circulated IN sid
49, GEO. :. LESTER,
j, ,,,t.s onv- 80 Judge % Probate
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Council Proceedings.

lie g--ur- Council O; TIE civ -. 49,.
g5-s re. .1 The Council Ron en- N---aT
evening U,.. tt5, ISL and T-s called q.
..lc. a. half pss, seven -.c.1-E -
Mzv--
1-ES-.-Wc-.ar L CL----... A-.-.
l. j.. II D-lz.1 Recorder. s-l -A--1---,
CAMPBELL. trr.-.cs - b..eL and >--4-r-
journal G.: session held SrT. ---- .-e-
rad an z~---Te-
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Keep your family well supplied with
sellers Cough syrup" Use il iH time
you VIII avert bronchial and pulmonary al
fct.grs 25 cents. Dec
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t-- .l-ap-rc-e., recC---s----- ----
----- 81. s--l-y hills. Ee;---sl ------.
POI. -- Ns~. z-- Means
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BIS wed - Ee-- L--t-.-t- ard ----
---.- .----5- drawn ~ tie larr-e-. '-z
-s-- .. --.-1 r A-1l-Is- r-.-.-..
L.e-5E 17s-=
j. E-Iale r..--.g a.--A1isy- Bee ---
-=-- NaTFa- sl-e--ls. approve. -- ..-
Son .5 Alderman >LeaEr.
Richard Mcclure {; al, p----.l---. s-=-
seated .-ll which vas r---.-- .-e
.-.. -as e. Ways ard Means.
EEroRrs or orrIcEEs
Report from lie Recorder TIA, e-.,.s,s -
3 buchanan and D1Elellv had settled ~ ~...
.-e ..@ .l ll... Accepted and ordered
r.--.- I'D lie.
EEPJE. OF C0XAUIrL-s.
I- MAYOR a. special committee O. -..-
.-sse O.. al. reported thar are. consulting
-... ether o.acg-- be ordered No. sac G..
,ae Detroit safe Company and thar the same
would -e here or next boat Ac-e.--- md
.--.gl -5uclrTei in.
From special committee OF electric ...a-
stating tina, they were unable o. report l'
HE meeting and asking !c! further -.1-e
J.s-.-l
.-~-E-LA.,L-r-.
Be=..s. Ca1s;gck & CO. y.ss-r.zi 2 Ill.
gag. ct. a... aL4-e 10 -.-4.-- t-..- TOO
bridge -.Gler closing tie bridge % i;
Referred q. CRY Ai,oEEe- and COMMITTEE
~ Navs and Means.
Tic Ee--.ler vas instructed O. .t'-.a '.-
.-...a' 90. aid bin o.; = bridge .s--s- .
t--z-~ :1- t1.E month.
a.1--1al rclI-nE vss zltL-..zs- o. -.
80 sidewalk p--pcIes i.s cd p.1-ss 70 -.-
.-- -.-e -. 7 a: 8 rer tE5-ss--
''H-..,-- As,c 81 --.---Jz--
-r .i-r-tI G5.l.as, that c-.-s=a.s Is
.-..: z..as- Send slgee. from lie Dlv-=--
--E o. M1uzglan's drug store. r-E 81
.e ne under the direction @. Tic Conn I''
-.e 90 streets aaI savers. Carried.
b. Alderman Campbell thai The lt--= r..
--.t-e tender be and TIE ane Is Lerer- de-
Glazed vacant. Carried
E- Tie some that the Ci5-e RI stree cox
-i-s.-1e- rz sd q HEREBY declared -a-a--
Al -ll- vrra Ga a. streets and sewers --
s.Igel. except s1eh a. 1!s s-s------
-a-.z--. and that sven work BE- ilae ND
.ls direction ct the City nsuar. -.,-. a
extra pay. Carried.
C1 molten = Alderman >leaA- Tie ----
WORTHY L. Churchill.
Msv7r
4 Z NcDOSALp,
pe-0rls-
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nrATT\/,C Organs q stops 10 sets rceds only
btAI Ss90 Pianos .i25 Ut. Rare Holiday
Yry---sssr-- r-siy Write or eoll On beatty. Wssh-
ington, y. j. WIZ
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WORTHY L. CHURCHILL.

4 Z NcDOSALD
Reccr3eI
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MRs. ". 7. AAlDKA
secretary cf Trinity Guild
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HEr0Rrs OF OFFICERS

Report from Ae Recorder THAI e-.,.s,s -s-,
3 aaaa1 and D1znellv had settled ~ ~...
--e ..s .l ll... Accepted and ------
r.--.. mile.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-30
Sagan ON NeCken.

Den hedniske Oden sages hafva lart
menniskorIla runskrift och runsang.
Han kallades ock Nikaf eller Necken.
De kristne lararne varnade folket for
hans dyrkan och sade honom vara den
onde sjelf. Men folket, som alskade
sang och musk, prisade honom sina
sanger och dikter. Han och hans
runlarde skalder och sangare troddes
hafva fatt sig boningar anvisadei
hafsdjupen, doder och strommar.
Bland de allmannaste och NEST ut.
markande berattelserna ON Necken
ar f6ljande: En- prest red en- alton.
stund 0fver On bro och horde, da han
kom der6fver, toner af det ljud:gaste
strangaspel. Han yande sig ON och
sag 0fver fodytan en- ung man, till
indian Raken, med en- rod m6ssa och
gula, kring skuldrorna hangande
lockar SAINT en- guldharpa handen.
Han markte, att det var Necken, och
tilltalade honom slit nit: ''Hva ar
det vardt, att du SO gladeligen slar
din harpa! Forr skall denna torkade
rorstaf, som jag haller handen, gr6n.
ska oc blomstra, an du far f0rloss
ming" Den 'olycklige, bedr6fvade
harpospelaren kastade da sin harpa
mot vattnet och satt bitterligen .gra.
tande pa floden. Preston vande sin
hast och for sin led; men SO, hunnen
ett stycke vag, markte han, att rundt
omkring den gamla vandringsstaf,
som han h0ll handen, hade gr0na
skott och blad spruckit ut och de har.
ligaste blomster deremellan. Dh
tycktes honom .letta vara en- Wink fran
himmelen att annorlunda predika for.
soningens trostliga lara, och han
skyndade till baka till den annu kls.
gande flo imannen, visade honom den
gronskande stafven och sade: ''Ssr
du, nu gr0nskar och blomstrar min
gamla stat sasom en- telning rosen.
gard; sa blomstre ock hoppet ALA
skapade vasens hjerta, ty deras for
lossare lefver!" - Hiraf tr6stad. tog
Necken ater sin harpa, och glada to-
ner i0do kring stranden hela l8nga
| natten.
EFTER ARyID A. AFsELICs.
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"PresSen Dor vara fri".

Det var denna tanke, som likt en-
rod trad genomgick de instruktioner,
som en- domare Filadelfia harom da.
gen gaf jurymannen en- tryckfrihets.
process mellan tvanne statens embets-
man och en- tidningsutgifvare. Do
marens uttalande ar intressant icke
blott for tidningsskrifvare, utan ock
for den stora 1asande atlmanheten,
hvarfor vi ur detsamma villa CORA ett
litet utdrag. Tidsandan ar nu sadan,
sade han, att folket har rattighet att
fordra att blifva underkunnigto ON ALT
hvad ror de man som beklada offent-
liga sysslor. Hv'rje person en- franz
staende notwithstanding Dor veta,
att ALA hans offentliga handlingar be-
spejas med argusogon och att pressen
derf0r m6ste vara berattigad och plig-
tig att efter ofvertygelse understalla
embetsmannens verksamhet en-
granskning. O6entllghetens man ar
underkastad offent]ighetens dom. ON
nu en- tidningsutgifvare en- artikel
skrifvit hvad hvarje AMMAN samvets-
gram pubiicist, som allvarligt will
sanningen, skulle ha gjort, da kan han
81 anses skyldig till tryckfrihetsbrott
utan Dor kunna rakna pa frikannan-
de, afven ON ifragavarande artikel
enskildheter skulIe vara mindre exakt.
l annat fallskllle pressen klafbindas
af fruktan, och korruptionen smart va
ra fullfardig inom byrakratien. ON
hvarje minsta misstag, som af en- It'd
ming utan afsigc att skada latt begas, i,
skulle bringa utgifvaren pa de ankla.
gades bank, da blefve f0ljden, att pres
sen m&ste blunda for allehanda miss.
grepp och ej yrka pa deras befriande.
Det ar derfore nodvandigt, att ''pres-
sen ar fri.
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y and promptly.
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Entered, at the Post Office at Minneapolis,
Minn., as second class matter.