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E, DAY, Airy for PHI.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN, !
@ RAILROAD COMPANY,

Sept. u, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that by arosoIution here
IN tofore made OF the Bonrd Of Directors of the
Dayton and Michigon Railroad Company, tho Stock
subscriptions made to saiaCompanp were required to
be calledin. Subscribers In the county Of Putnam
wereby said resolution required TO pay five per cent
on the amount oftheir stock, on the 18th April last
andten per cent every sixty days thereafter until the
whOfc ofsaid subscription should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of in.
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respect will hereafter he punctual, and that all the
stockhoders will do their part to the furtherance Of
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made TO Dr.. c. T, POMEROY, Of Ottowa, wiie 10 au
thorized to receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor. y
By Order Of the Board.
/ f HENRY s. MAYO,
Treas. D. g. M. r. r. Co.
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FUND COMMISSIONERS oFFICEsI
PUTNAM County, ONO.
W Kahda, January 81, 1854. !
We the undersigned Fund Comm iissioners,
within and for said county, do hereby certify
chat the above 10 correct statement Of the
condition Of the Surplus Revenue Fund, al
the time therein mentioned.
Z JOHN MONROE, Auditor,
669 s s. SUTTON, Treasurer. 7
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a Fnrnl for SaIe or IRenI

lT YiNG ten miles north Of Delphos, on
IL tho Miami canal, OF 9l5 acres OF land.
and over one hundred acres of Improvement.
II sold, ono third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments to suite tho purchases. -
This farm is so situated that il is no, inferior
to any in tho north west for making money.
For information call on the subscriber on the
farm. JOSEPH GROVER.
September IL, 1853. $50
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THE KALIDA. VENTURE,
rs PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY,

by JAMES MA OK ENz1E.1
TERMs-In advance, by mai...........$i SO
At the end Of the year: 2 90
Village subscribers. ,.............-..."..9=,l rs
To clubs Of four, to one addreas...;... s. 90
ADvERTisiNe-For one squares weeks 1 90
Foreaeh eubsequentinsertion .......! 25
YEArLY ADVERTISING will be charged b5
for one square orless.'.....-..,T--.s..s..' S00
Forone col iumn... 20 90
GA letters on basiAsss shqpid be
., e+1aii n AordertereceiTs attention. L''l
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

A I my instance an Attachment was this
IN day issued, by Moses lee, q Justice of
the Pease, of Union township, Putnam coun-
", Ohio, against the property, rights, and
credits OF James Warden, an abscondinq
debtor. of said comfy. Dated, this 4th day
o. January, A. D. 1854.
6oe c. H. RICE.
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X ENTLEMEN'S HATS.-- Three dozen
W of tho latest styl les o Questionable Hets
imported d from New York for sale by. na.a
VIZ & AL TArEOR.
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1853. d. COLUMBIA, 1853
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-a.s MERCHANT. ~
AND DEALER IN PRODUCE.
WAREHOUSE FRONTING BOTH CANALS,
IN if JUNCTION--OHIO.

G7i!s REFERENCES.
BRowNLEE l. PENDLEroN, Toledo, Ohio.
sa,.SA E.c, e. W.ocvTpss v ~vypsvE' Delphos, "a'
LAwToN, BARNETT < Co.. Piqus, "
5. ]. HENsLEy, Troy, >' 4"
IvLIys Hull. Cincinnati.
JoHN TUrrLE, Defiance,
g. w. OyERMEYER, Spencer,
BLISS & KELSEY, ST. Marys.
FARRiNGToN & RUPPLE,
CHAMBERS & HARRIS, Dayton,
CeMPARRET & HnBBEL, Fl. Wayne, 10.
H. HANNA, Wabashtowp, ,.,
RoeEks ( REpNoLDs, Lafayette,
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RETAIL DRUG STORE,
GROCERIES, PAINTS, &C, &C
JOHN DOUGLASS,

JOHN DOUGLASS,
AS opened Drug Establishment, in
IL the brick building next door to Nc.
Clure's Tavern, KALIDA. where he will
keep OH hand we'll selected assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &o.;
Dye StuGs, Paints, 1ObGccOs; ;
GROCERIES, &C, &C,
All which vii; be afforded very cheap and
OF good quality. 1881 June 10, 1858.
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ATTAcHMENT NoTIc,E

"A my instance on Attachment wa issued
~ on the twentieth day OF January, A. D.
1854; BY William Mcclure. a Justice of the
Peace cf Blanchard township, Putnam coun.
y, Ohio. against the property and effects of
George Critics, non. resident OF said county.
go FRANCIS HERSMANN.
Dated this I'd day Of February, A. D. 1854.
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinno,i. J
= lot Of superior N. Q. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Molasses, Coffses, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &c. ala
WV a. Al. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1858. 62s
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YEARLINGsS LOST!

HVHE Subscriber has lost one Red Year
III ling Heifer, and ono Red Yearlne
Steer, the last with white lined back--both
having split in each ear. They were
missed in the beginning Of April last, ard
have since been unable to hear of them,---
Any person giving information where they
scriber, will have all proper charges satisfied.
JAMES ROBERTS
November %, 1853. Gel
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given that Sealed
In Proposals will be received by Lorenzo
Parker, until the FIRST Of April next for the
building Of Bridge across 0tiowa river, Cor
Hog Creek y at Kalida, and on tha, day said
Bridge will be let 70 tho lowest responsible
bidder.
Plan and specifications can be seen by
calling at the AUDITORS Office.
n LORENZO PARKER.
Feb, Esd, 1854. Supt. for p. o. 4
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and Shoes
ATTACHMENr NOTICE.

mt Office is hereby given that orders o
IN Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, Justice Of the Pence, OF
Sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio
against the goods and chattels Of William,
Sloan, a non. resident and absconding debter
in the following cases: One order. issued
November, 26, 1858, at the instance Of Efi
Clevcnger, claim sl5i Also, on same day and
year, at instance Of V. Robb. claim $22, so;
Also, on December lst. 1853, at instance OF
w. II. Fife, clnim $il, 90 Alao, Oh, sald De-
cember Let, 1858, at instance Of Waiter
Marlz, claim $685. egg ta e
Dated, December 6; 1853. S6l
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CT. BY amount repaid State."..... 6Da0 80
Balance due State....".'...... 524 81
Amount loaned - indiyi- f1l3t4
duals and secured by y
mortgage on real estate
at 81 per cent.."-........... $40 90
Amount loaned TO inGivi-
duals on other adequate
security at 81 per cent?. 269 II }M :.
Amount now In judgment, f uAH
| and decree on lsnd....... l49 so
Amount in handS Of Fund
Commissioners. as 90
eleeaGs isi ------- s94 ~
| Amount loaned in each township: n
Blanchard ...,.....,.",-...-..- 40 90 ti y
-v...-:.............,...368 81
Riiey................... 81 90
Amount now in suit.........,.3Os 90
Amount due and not in suiI-l43 ~ AZ
.aa 1a, 4 ------- A40 81
Income Of said fund,
Amount in hands Of Fund
Commissioner at last ex.
............,.......*.'i48 e5
Amount received oil D.Ayers sN
in case State VS.. @. Huber 50 70 4f
Amount received Of James
Mackenzie in case State
vs.. G. .Huber..."...-........ 4 o.
Amount received Of William
Williams in case State vs. .
William Wi'liams.....".. % 72
Amount roseived Of Samuel
Hooper on loan TO John
killen .............-............ "a 20 ja.
EXPENSES:
Paid James Mackenzie and ~
In. Coffenberry, Attor-
ney fees in case State Of
Ohio for tho use Of Fund
Commissioners Of Putnam fe
county VS.. William Phil af
lips. ei. .al......-..".........,. 40 90
Paid 8. Sutton fees az Fund
Commissioner -............. IS
Paid John Monroe fees as
Fund Commissioner ...... IS
Paid James Maekenzie for "
publishing annual Exhibi, 4 50
Paid F. W.Schierloh Recor- fJgtiff
der, for recording MORT .ysa
90 fIl
Paid John Dixon for blank f., i ~
and acknowledging mort. Il
gage.-....... ..............., 80 i 4
Balance in Treasury '''.~-,..".,. 2I4 os
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DAVID /. BRO VIZ

NLERK of the Courts of Putnam county.
~ also, NOTARY PUBLIC, will promptly
attend 10 all business In his line.
February 1854. ezn
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SOLOMON MARKLEy,s EsT1Tr

SOLOMON MARKLEY'S ESTATE.
NHoTICE is hereby given that the ur der.
~ signed has this day been appointed and
qualified administrator Of the Estate OF Solo
mon Markley, laIe Of Riley township, Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased.
December IA, 1853. sso@
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sTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
1- OF TEE a.
SURPLUS REVENUE FUND,
Loaned to PaEacm county, Ohio, for ihe
year ending Jansary 27, A. D. 1854.

II. To amour, fecsivsdffou State $6474 10
:. BY amount repaid Sta.e..".-'.. 6Da0 SO
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MADRID STILL TRANQUIL--kETKgAf OF THE INsUE
srSfs TOWARDS PORTUGAL SUPPRESSION Or rHE
OPPOSITION JOURsALs--nEPoRrED IsTsesh RxScE
or TKATCk.
ri, d,a July I, Correspondence Of London Cnronice
ULless rome lasge portion vi the troop. IA Aoda.
lusia Join ire insurgents, who are Dro eeding IA
that die ton, the present militia move'n NJ p.ds
for ~ plcve c0ttp uyIngge. " IL said thss Jiey
ave SEQ 400 civilians Ia thei' ranks, bat % poDd
lar icing hss taken pI,o. In their voF nor does II
spirsr that they Elk tho intervention 81 NE people
ss M p'snrnt Of thris SUCCESS. "a mixing Tue ,t-
rising Gsne'al ODD bnrl, Generals d li.s,, de'ilt,
Kos d. 0rIann, &c, rs,d UPON promises OF ."
creation given then by o,hsr military chic :, s9o
dtsird to sonfnr she ystncnt ~ tbe military,
wiling To ie. rive assistance u ON any qua Ger, hl'
k,.Iiug the direction OF everything "a TIER o.p
hai os This might he = tnral epo0,n, 'roVlded
tics ~.re SGT. 1T success; hut IL hycs ,s open ~
sus ion to toe people At ,a7s that 81 tbas - Fsa'y
soup lit 8 rira hang of Ministry. and 40 orier ~
tbir q. which sh uid place O'Donne AID M 'riend-
n tic . esi OF fairs IN t6a room Df E t0lnt %
san Luis ana his colleagues, anJ - tNai case tne
l.fIie in general .o,id pei ve'y nttle intefe't 10
tie Iresiirn. L "a j. ahpgD by the il dite sncs
bit .ito dst lAtd ~ VI df a AID thTougb1u' tit
comfy. u II report That General serraio lonen
tie ins,pce,t troo q Vt Nsn2,narer Nth sl"a'l
he'd, of csVaify; bG' The gryeFpme'. bow re 'iyeh
10 ihfcrmsf ton or thr subject General Blazer
Nipi4ftr Of War fe't rtis N rnng fos ssapj9ez and
T,mtleqre, " take ihe chef Command u the gov
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TAIow has heso s'sa'y throughout tina ws.k vi
s.s OF ~ ecs. o. ths pot, and ga d. for bs sa
OF the wear.
TEA--wa haze no i'm o, ovsmsni 4, ,tica Cnssuoo,
congon lrka td sih little .Iis.~, t,o W purshAse.
TN-Fpydsn ~ -tsAdy stnlr lac quota CONS 5arAiA
has resf ped to In1s B.ncs ii2s ias Tin Places 8ru
at sAs a5s. for G. charcoal, ana 2ss. 3os fer
coke
TcmxsIns --Rougn Is offered It TO-. Sd Spirits o.
nq, hsd tar At ais Ala 81 for American
W. oi-Ihs bird trr'.- of sie- cDmmeosNd yesterday
VITO good aiei dane. ~ the PRICES oh Ane
were about tbe average II MAJ last.
ANTHONY AND co. CrRCULAR.
During the rsst fortnight tn, news has -
such as to lad 10 tbasx re,a n ~ ,ona cou1in nsnc
Of tes war, aud cooseqa~n' coutn Of DOUBT an,
hest atm In erci III f. tn. R,ssiape have a.
sumed decided def.n = a,ti'ufs. and Austria an.
Prussia arr dispoe ~ diiatoy measures. We look ups
the var "a likely 60 ~ or hass' enc.
The mot question this parted II the yss
Ia fbe coming bsrsss'H J. -ven grss'er than tn -
question In iba South # Frsnre and Msdft~vvansa,
the crops promse y, h~ good In ths North Of Franc
and England tie weather has b--p odd. with frsqueu
showers, shich have hn si the ret,i,s Ia Of she ha
crop thus Jar and spch xp~es wheat IN The rust am
to he PRODUCTIVE a. tS' msrh .rslk to the phaut. On
the Whole, god hnr,et 10 the north Of Francs an
inehDd can hardy b exi ec'sd, -, 1t best 1t WIN b
late ono
10 Lsp5on % 10 Paris iha,e has Of lats, b~an ssl
surplus Of capital and oser rates N money call q
the Exchange bat hss nat ext ,ri Itself 10 oomDr
eiai PAGER TIE derl'r Of almost 81 articles Of trA
las Inn arod sssnce 20 ussAsd extent; there nj
.. morr dw~lipgh wsr~h eusss and shops 70 ~
which IS nsrh Of diminishing activity Of trade y 70
CARO- 10 The future Of ssirs II Il Ala reAAonohA
TO exs Get thai the of Europe Si ~ sss
Time Migt borrowers Tine rate NJ Scnsy 10 Per
On the EAchsrg and per for nrst clas baahsys
bills. lle Bank Of England rate Is NJ.
Wheat and -four have msiatssnsd thsir psSeeA
Cotton continues drprrssed-the deuano for ths vaxi
ous markets supplied ny kpgl~nd vi cotton msDufac
lures no, belt suf is' cnnr.gi isdscs pseu
lsttn Is 'heved that large supply Of nsroha.ais
EXITS in the sa'ious pl-cs- u consumption sbroad.
g IRON maintains is price there havog - got beeI
NO accumulation IL stock nut the Production 10 sxoesa
ngy large, and there y nor hing tn indicate d~mAnd
EQUAL to the supply hs orders Tor r~ilA largo
few being wanted for h"ni@ consumption, and forsxr
railway entsrpriros d-a,e ell BY the want Of Cast
means To compIa'- 'h.m An The metals are dscknSHg
and The prces quo'ed D"mins, =
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GREECE.
THE INDICTMENT OF TRe Ex.MINrsrEns.

THE NDTCTNkN OF THE EX'HINfHTEHS.
General Spiro Minos, formerly War Minister vt
Athens and now prisoner, ~ to be INDICTED for IL
lega ~ appropria,iug the public money ID csnrexioD
with The Suppressed Greek iDsurrection.
Colonel 6outos, Secretary Of the War Depart
tor bave hsn cited tn give account Of the
ard disbursement Of considerable funds placed 1t
their dis ossl. All have acknowledged having re-
etiv each between 3O0 900 and 400 600 drachma,
iE'epd'd for insurrection. but dec'ined saying
on wbcte aceonnt. GaId,kiotis Grivas, to- nncrly
commander Of the troops. and now ct the baths Of
HERNIA, taa also to acc ount for similar sum.
The dire, tor OF the bank, who derive ed these
Int biz statement m reply has not been gathered to
traprIire.
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The POLICY AND lNTRTGUEs OF THE GEL
NAN POWERS.

fTrfom the loneon Times, JAY 1871
TIE alliance Of FL nce and England IN ths aifasrs
Of ile East being firmly estabh bed, and the hDstil-
ny al these Powers ~ the claims Of Russia openly
declared, the mkt iderasoa Ia shsse moment 's
questions has been the conduc1 VI tae German Pow.
ere ard the necessity VI combating day BY day, aud
feet ay loot the Hueuce whic" Eusssa has exertcd,
ane sti continues To exerise OH some Si shs courts
OF that county. 80 tens ious Is tis dI.nce, tnas
a. the very moment when the strObge ,. hopes are
enteJts that the Of hesitation ~ ie0gth
past some irrrh position Is sfer'ed IN Que par or
apSther 1t The C,nt% .ioD, a"d we are Disagree
ably reminded that even among those Siates which
have bonhd them,elyes by Ho'oc is and By treaties
IL she lohcy OF the Western Posevs, Russia -ti
numb. RS Der adberrnts and secret allies. We /, not
mean " imply by these remarks tina: We have
any reason to doubt tie consistent resoutsa OF tbs
Lmi srcr OF Austria 30 adhere TO ibs stem u po
icy which he has adopt q, aud g. fdlhA toe engage
nseIts he has contrss led eth the beiligeseat
Pnwsys; but the difficulties aud dangers nyainss
vfAeh austria has u con,end, ac incidentally In
erased by The Obstacles tiro~i in e way by sose
Sssfes which ought N be- her nearest cenf.derates
emo aIs for the exp erence OF the last e uvutns
has sloan be.ord question toxt Prus Ia ADD some
OF the L.'Dot &c man courts have .agagSd IN these
Rrst,s sli the assistance t'.y could yeussic 20
give 70 o ,anfe they had .stensib,y .un,~ spued
Esriy ~ tie spring The cuvensi.n bet seen the
F"cr Powers, .nca hdstfla btrse,f had pro
los,d vas defeated BY tse amidity Of tie
fins 81 Prussia an6 tie machraticos of the
Eassssn patty in Berlin. The Convention was
ch..ged i,io protocol, o. which pru .sa
gsse o ielu.'Gnt assent; ard this pr,tD ol vas
iollos by treaty vita Aust ia, Ia sb.cn the c,n
tuarncy 81 war w,s .in;.d 81 "De or ~, occur
rsh, which were thought seypod tie reich OF
p.tiaii ty. Ar.t ia then lgoce. ded 81 n-5uti,te
fusrter eaty oi Der own with toe Porte, she cby
sse engaged 10 orpy Prin ip-lities, aud The
eTusr alreas sent 10 tte imperial feltrdls 10
fLt.r Lite WalscL'a, wDen prussia asa,lci herself
o. thss gI,text TO Take NJ ahru & and angry de
csass'cn to-s ste should wisstsrsw from t'e teaty
tue 1cah OF April II 'oss occn atom we're carr ed
NO. elect, as . seemed lkey - ne, BY the forcihe
tNrnisiun OF The Eu sian troops. M.xatime the
sns1er 81 The Emperor Nichplas broG ght by
c.i' ne &anteEiel to Barliv, sng slthongh al taat
y kLoWn q ihis CONTAMINATION IA obviously inc
tisApt = N svefy principle Lard dos ny the Four
Power, Pfus IA Affects 90 treat u M a,le l,s
fo1 mibsrtenotiatioD hss sent a,i s.r eosis-as
les IL eci g ytCS - si.L parss %. rarvvu.
knse. bo.tvr thaf 4 u mis- take to suppose
DAT Colonel Mon.eu1cl "a despatched Oh o misslon
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ENFORCEMENT OF CONTRACTS BY NEU,
TRAIN.
ASIA.

Adyices from Erzeroum, Of June 10th, state that
tar Russisns were In motion along the whole As,atic
Ike. Th.y are concentrating on positions where
defensive warfare can saSly be converted into any
measure which circumstances may invite. Bitter
complaints ays made against she inn. tivity and in
capacity Of the Mucbir, whose ear 10 represented
n completely held by the Polish ofRce,s u the de-
appI0yea AOidiere,
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Tusslu.
The steamer Calcutts, with the Indian mails was
te.fgmpl ed from rs,e~tr; dates from Cal,.trs
JnIe l; Bombay, Juue Z; and Aexanoria, Egypt,
july z. Trade III .noia Is duh. Tx hange at Cal
c.tta On LoLIon, Is. +. No mai fom China.
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by orr dir Ct 30 ouafs from Varns that tns news
Of the retreat Of The Ru-si.ns from before Silis
tits bad r8sb he'd the camp on the Goth OF Jnne
ard that Lo,d Cardigan was instantly despit;ped
with actacLmeDt Ut cavalry to watch tre IN re
henfs II the enemy. In i've days the L5ht
Div iiob VI the army could reach tue Danube, aud
u - not TO be supporsd that Omer Pacha would
take the imps taDi resolution Of moving forward
with the main diyit n II his army and 4 81
ing tire river without the assent and support of the
allied Generals. Nothing, however, Is yat known
Of these occur enret beyond the Statement that the
Russian fors ut Giurgevo were attacked and de-
feste by an army SAIL " consist Of 10000 Turk
and 1870 or 1000 Of the auxiliary curps. rnis
event wot!d Le, however, Of tire highest 'mpor.
tatce, because it would shnw that thA Russians are
Dol rr1restiag from Wallacbia, though they IN be
driven f. m y, and We trust that IL vii turn ont
that our own rount ymen and our gallant aIiies have
had come thsre In this sc k,smsnt- At The ssm.e
tim- we mus, that TIN Sc details require co,tr-
nuti n, al rat great doubts Of their accuracy ate
entertained ty rsrsons best able 70 Judge ~ tine
probability pf kpch az adynovp, The want Of bea IA
OF buroeD To nvey the baggage VI TIE troops. 81 !
The y am If supplies Ia c0nLt y al eary * lsus
I'D by var 80 ~ all times ,1inly iuhaoitci,
are cawes Il d retari tie movements % tie bs-t
NJ pointed nrHy; and IL scared w probable IN II
th.se dfiicuisi. hav .een 20 far surno,s,rd !, p
lev days ~ 20 enable The whole force OF the a. -
70 move 70 lh+ trout Their prssenca al varna hal
ben u'le"'ly solicited BY Oinrr Psrha, VIM tore
saw IN moral feet wpch fnrir APPROACH 80 10
bsye both on bis own uoops and on M nc Ut the
Emmy, Ac crcipg'y, we fhd thsS the hope OF b.
ife rhsvsdb by ne allied armies w4s a powerful III
rthtye 20 He brave garrison 81 SIN tria - pooling
tie Gtfer G u that plar; and, on thp other haa
The besierlpg army. alre.cy o. rnrslz-d by til.
hess 81 ia nance an, the failure ~ ia tt.cks
1eJ 81 lsst !rom sheer irsld of that arrny Wal
leard tn cannon 81 tie s'e.e ,nning at dist ,rce
OF fifty les pfruss to marshes . ,i- O0brJ. "a },
a.. L.A .l,.4- ir.,n oar ,orerp,si,ieut. VIA
tie srm, viii enable us ~ inage ~ tSe oourae re-
solved upon By The Cen,rAIs undcs these eLca n