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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

ANOTHER GAMING AEFAiR.-NEw York
July lG.-At the Metropolitan Hotel, to-day,
Bashlord W. Nicks, of South Carolina, beat
with q cone Jacob Stanwood. Of Massachusetts,,
for saying that the attack on Mr.. SumneI ~as
prntal and cowaIdly act. The parties wee
separated ard Ylcks WAS arrested.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

"A SWAN was shot III the river &
by Etkton, on Tuesday last, by Mr.. Mar,
Of the Fountain Hotel. 1t was 4 beautii
specimen, as white as snow, and was not
COMPANY with any Of its kind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

Goose LAw.-We hope @,ro,rn
Authorities will enforce the goose
re-cnact it it has been repealed. r.
geese about the pavements Of a town.
public nuisance and nothing else,
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tflarrie0.

In the sbytcrian Church in Zion
on l5lhl by the Rev. j. Napier \
Mr.. Elh Tonkins of Rondout NJ
to Miss h 4. daughter Of Thos, +
son Esdmclly of Salem n. Jersey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
Il 4flarkcts.

ELkrox KIT. July l?.-Whcat S
Corn 50 90 Oats 30 cents.
WlLMISN MARKET. July B Is,
We quoo day in Front s,hct,
wagons. at l.50: Corn Coz :Cati
Flour S7.Sloversccd Sc 90. -.IdeaI
BAI.rgE MARKET. July IS IN
Howard 1T. $675 10 500: ,SlI
family nG77.0O TO IS so; Wheat
S. 60: edo to CT cents; Oats 33 Z
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
FURTHER FROM EURpE.

The Niagara arrived at Ilalila on Wcdr
day with dates mp to the 5th iSt.
The political news by this arval is uni
portant. The accounts of ;hc rain crop
generally favorable. bullion as incrra
i'll the l'ank Of England ,fG5jOO.
Brea1stutIs. Prices are nShade low
with small speculative tlemd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

The NATIONAL. PARTY. The American Par
" is hornughly organized in neatly every
s'ale. IN twenty states alreadys electoral
tickets have been formed Tor Fillmore and
Do"e'son. The Buchnecrs have not yet
-. IL hall So nIa.-l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

1 oi-h nAlNG.-Thc Fillmore and
'>'''e ''.' 70 determined to raise a
l'' w AVN ',om in this town on next
Thursday crcnins.W.. arc ,ro,d ., ,l,,
WV y enter the campaign.
surrounding country
''' Wv, of Baltimore, will
''''>'' Wv o''' va '"eyeninr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

GTWc see it stated that Simon Cameron,
late loco U. S. Senator from. Pennsylvania. and
whose influence in that State is superior to
that of Mr.. buchanan, has come out for FIRE.
mont. What think the BUCCANEERS Of that
sign?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

"A F1NE Cow belonging to Mr.. VIM
Bowen, of this neighborhood, was killed b.
lightning few days ago.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

'S"ill be carried on as berc,.
a. ~ . , = r q, at the same place,
hEtf, opposite the Jai,
y Pleased accommodate -th,,
III oid finn and the public
lJuly 10, 1896.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

< THE House of Mr.. John Campbell,
near Miller's \ Roads, which was burnt one
night last week was not insured. The cost
OF insurance is SO small that we hav. often
wondered at the neglect evinced ~ persons
in the country in regard to t!.is matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

ANOTHER PowHH ACCESSION TO FILL.
Mohn.-Thc Phila ihia Inquirer, the orya,
of the Straight " and a very influential
journal, has std artMlein favor of Mr..
Fillmore. We al:
"Onc thing. AFT, is ccl tain--thc clcc-
ton Of Willard 1orc to the Chief Alasis-
tracy of the X, JIG would be national
blessing. He HI en- tried and he has real.
lied the highct kpectatlons. even of his
warmcst friends de is for the UNloN AS 1T
Is-hc is for ped I'd all its priceless blessings
he is for the ktimion and al the ia,rs-
and like the ilttal Clay, he lrouM rather
BE- i,sht than president"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
9ng Money.

having been appointed
0lhe Second District Of
'nlly informs the Public
attend to al hnsmess
He will pay rronp.
Ectine Of CLAIMS.
IN LIAM J.. FOWLER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

THE IIEnnEs ssn. Tn,clligcnc. Of the
killing of the fr Heating had been re.
crivcd in q hnia. The San Francisco
papers are vendisnant at the disgrace
brought upoH State BY Mr.. IIrrbert's con-
duct, and eH their opinions upon hiy
character ingredients with such trccdo,f
that it wouklmp,oper to reproduce thca
comments v his trial is III progress. Alto
Gardener, nwas his companion in tine
ah'ray, and jw witness on the trial, gy'
also spokenvith much severity. 'e'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
EuraI fairs.

NOATS HARVEST farmers are
in the midst Of oats harvest. The crop
provesto be very light, and what grain there
is is Of Indifferent quality. a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
SPEECH by MIR. AsKEw, OF BALTI-


H"RE.-J. B. Askew, Esq, f Baltimore,
will address the Fillmore and DoncIsun
Club in this town on next Thursday evening
at O'Clock. The voters from all the county
around should be present to hear him. He
is powerful speaker and will do Justice to
n"t'' ms political friends and OPPONENTS
lie working men of the county particularly
should hear hirn. lie is cmphaticaIly a
working man, having been daily empioyed
last fall up to the time he took his seat in
tile Legislature, in the machine shops of the
Baltimore Il Ohio r. Il. Co, He WAS ,,c ot
The most efficient members of the House of
Delegates, and is concede ed to be rising
man. lie viii make fine spec III, come out
and hear lim.' u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

) SMALL Pox IN ELKToN.-Extravs-
giant stories have been circulated in rcga rd
10 the prevalence Of the small pox in this
town. There have been but two cases. one
that ola young lady who came with il from
ncigl lboriug city not being aware Of the
nature OF her sickness. Her mother, who
nurscd her, took it and her Case was bad
one, but She has now recovered No other
person about the house nor in the ncishbor-
hood took it, vaccination having proved an
effective preventive. There is no longer
any fear here Of any danger from the disease.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
l-)ic0.

On 1ylay night last MARY Ann ''i
On Tuesday morning Willie SOP oil >
O E,lct this town. .... -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
7 CHllJS AND FEVER.

TUT received fresh supply OF la', ,a;,;,s
j sy.r and Ague Mixture, never ,','''S
.!.dv t.r this disease; give it trial. ~
ca,rcc opmcnd it. ,rcuD,1
DIR. II. II. MITCHELl,,
+. 1870 Elkton, Md.
'AGiUFSCFFERERS will do well 10 fean
,tr.,tis Inv Edward S. Morris. on the forhs
and Combinations of ChiIls and Fever. anu
the nssnf Paschalrs Fever and Age Mixture
in thc deyention and treatment OF t'al anu
other MA sma,ic affections. Sent Tree 10 any
address Lea, .t.'r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

=, TAYis selling silks Barese. Law w
X H. Gon,l.. ParasoIs. Mantil'as, ~
Nit. very low; please call and examine
Jugyg, 1886.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
PIE Of Woodland.

.Ir will sell at the Com,
Elkton, Nd, on WE'D.
TIFF WOODLAND .,ss. ., ="
: :::: :: !: ; ;; 4: (: R
J embracing that -~E>
BY comprised within IN.
eSiom Ch"pfank road and III.
Tern Shore Railr,a their
Upon Perch Creek. con.
Y ACRES OF LAND ain
.t!ll red oak, black and
pc for shiptimber. For
\ adhrcss
R3SB Y HENDERSON,,
fayette ST., BaltImore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
VALUABLE FARM
u frenclrtoWn, Cecil Co.. Nh

,u ~ l. ! pRlNATE SALE.
- subscriber fers for sale TN. ,h,,,
AIN I", toned valuable and highly IN, p,oy.t
AhM, known as thptrepch,n, r nna'''''
cni',, by Mr.. olni r. Price, as tenant INV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
100 Acres ofJand.

/ a
: "a ', ,'',l, are in wodi, the r,s, m.o,,,.
no as,ne land in III n star, q, meadow
REINFORCEMENT. Them is on ''S'''''
" 'a'r. handsome and com esS
ay'Gs BRICK BUII.DNI; Ass:L
fd'afo!y at Frecht',nu' ~ iii1
nIa. great expense and now ~ ~ N
ar,, orderwilh grounds and i,n,,ov,
!, VI. hrst Class. The stables ,,,
! h,i,n, 49, 49, are in good CONDITION nn4
',unl Tor the use vi the farm, '' ""'
: h m" p.hcr Frame Dwelling IIoux.s
"'c Dcen and may contiTu. IN I.'
apart from the farm and which . w
fc"pied by tenants. Thr wr r".." ., are
complete fencing. mostly ,hrs,nn III
on. rhicncc 1T access TO m. ri,i...
I m'' and Baltimore, bv wuy ,,
.oNh' ana also by railroad from I'm
10y oh'y Nv" and ahaif miles di,t,m,
"''er place. gives to this farm n,,,'
suH' winch together with the nn,,i,.,
", "n" tht character of III. dnrII,,,,,
ana other improvements rruJcr !,
fS'rahlr property. II =
."hu mas been brought 10 a hjrb STAT,
'''"'ioh ny the Constant us. of linn. ,nI
hanurcs. vi i'''e anu
sation, address ""' '"r'her
/ 1. FRiSBY HENDERSON,
10 ,o-c ~ Fayctte St., Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

/, -. ,so,nFs ~ '"a pF MAY
y. by
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06
Correspondents of the Baltimore Sun.
A Grand Gilt Enterprise and its Victims.

Amidst the "hatness" of the money market
the appropriation bills not being yet deliv-
lered-many of our citizens are amusing them
selves at each others expense. The story,
isubstantiated by the documents" appears
thus; A short time since, an individual of the
male gender, possessing q fair exterior and
smooth tongue, arrived in this city and took
quarters at hotel on Seventh street, not far
from the Northern Liberties market. He
soon introduced himself to the citizens of that
locality as well as others; by the exhibition of
Ia scheme for Grand Gift Enterprise'-
Property worth 900 to be
distributed at Cincinnati, Ohio, on September
10th, 1856" The property was enumera-
ted in glowing colors. An improved farm it,
Hamilton county, valued at $4,000; four
story brick house in Cincinnati, at $4,000;
horse and buggy; houses, lots, prizes of $500,
&C. The tickets were fixed at the very mod
crate price of S each. One of thep, without
any aorltten Siqnatuis whatever runs thus:
"The holder of the ticket No. = is entitled
to one share in the distribution of the above
amount of property. No tickets good unless
paid before the distribution" Sighed Colfax
& Winters, proprietors
The thing took well, and it is said that 8, 900
tickets were quickly disposed Of These sales
were so rapid, the vender announced that the
distribution would take place at an earlier day
than was at first contemplated-say the latter
end Of July-so as to have time for another
grand distribution, which is to take place in
January next TO this, of course, there was
no objection. In due time our hero announc-
ed that he had received the first drawing from
Cincinnati and the luck of the Washingtonians
was remarkable. Nothing less than the -four
story brick house in Cincinnati" had fallen to
one happy fellow, while several others rejoiced
III the information that they had drawn $500
prizes The former, in ecstacies, declared he
would not take $4,000 for his bargain. One
of the latter-a worthy industrious mechanic,
recently established in business, made arrange
ments for enlarging his establishment to the
full sum of $500. All indeed became so eic-
waited, that Fillmore, Fremont and Buchanan
were lost sight Of.
In the meantime the hero frequently met
and conversed with the parties, still advising
them and others to procure tickets, and abide
the second report of the dl lawing, which would
soon be forthcoming. Every thing looked
plausible, and all seemed satisfied. The Sec
ond report was eagerly looked for When lol.
and behold few evenings, it is said, the au-
thor of all this felicity suddenly disappeared,
without leaving his address or any explanation
whatever as to tie time when the prizes would
be realized. What adds to this diappointmens
is the fact that on writing to gentlemen IN Bal
timore, to whom our hero referred, a certain
endorsement has been returned, which, in
connection with the unexpected absence, forms
conviction that our citizens have been badly
"sold."
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06
OBt Dallg gonrnaL
Latest BY Mail nom Kansas.
THE FREE STATE STRENGTH.
Lame FOrt5fying Lawrence

The Indianapolis Journal of Wednesday
says:
! We are in lebted to Mr. G. s. Houshton, of
this city, who left Leavenworth, Kansas, on
Friday night last, for the latest and most re-
liable news which has reached us since the
breaking out of the late disturbances Ne
dispatch by telegraph reaches later than the
9th, while Mr.. Houghton brings news to the
30th. He says that Lane is at Leavenworth
with force of about twelve hundred men:
The arrival Of the Buffalo company, two hun
dred strong, had swelled the Free State forces
from thousand to twelve hundred, all well
armed, more or less disciplined, we'll fortified,
and ready for any number of Missouri invaders
He left Leavenworth on Wednesday evening
last, but saw man afterwards who left oh
Thursday, from whom he learned the arrival
OF the Buffalo company. Lanes men are armed
chiefly with Sharp's rifles, and nearly every
man has revolver in addition to his rife.
They have built very strong fort with the
stones of the Free State hotel, which Atchi-
son and the U. S. officers destroyed last spring,
and have repaired the entertainments around
the town, and put them in good condition, so
that they are quite ready for any attack Mr..
Houghton thinks from what he heard among
the Missourians, that the Ruffans will not
with surrendering the place and cutting off
supplies in the hope of starving out the Free
State men,
The Ruffans to the number of two thouA
sand or twenty five hundred, had assembled
at Little Santa Fe, on the Kansas line, below
Leavenworth, and with them were Atchison,
Richardson and all the leaders.
considerable force of Missourians had block
AIDED the road from Iowa and Nebraska into
Kansas, and heasted that no more emgrants
should enter by that route. Lanes company
entered in that direction. Mr.. Houghtcn re-
ports that numbers of Missourians, in squads
Of five, and ten and twenty were fastening.
well armed, to Kansas, from as far down the
river as BoonvIlle. There can be no doubt
hat regular invasion of the Territory is in.
tended, and the expulsion of every Free State
nan is to be accomplished, if it can be dones
Up to the time of Mr.. HIS departure no COLI
ision had occurred, but some Missourians
hought it likely that fight would take place
IN or before Monday, (day before yesterday
The Free State men are resolute and readys
md will fight to the last
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
The H.zARD POWDER COMPANY.

The HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
G4 ~ ~ I'd Cd " GA @ n @
AVING reduced prices correspond with the
dueed Satpesre, continue to offer their we'll
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KEsTUcKY
RIFLE Powder in canisers Also Guppowder for
Blasting Mining prng full assortms qualite
and kinds required by the trade to give entire
satisfaction.
their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest for than twenty five will be
found by other manufactufe of the kind in
the world.
For by prncpaldeaers and ass st the oftAe
Company, No. SO Wall cor Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
A e. DOUGLASS. Sec'y. nv@-smd
WATER COOLERS ANDECE CHESTS.
THNHoSE who would practice win at call on
Hornbrook Co. aud purchase those desirable articles
sell them low for cash.
jyl5 P. HORSBRO0k & &C.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06
ROCK E1AVEN ZOE SAFE.

1919 WISHING to retire active business to my
farm, offer this place for sale. On it is n
Sghz odious Tavern House one large three story
ehouse. also of Frame Pork House
capacity slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs per
day with stables all out-buildngs. It
landing good depth of water and at all times
free from mud. good Dry Goods and Gro
and is widely known shipping point second
the Ohn from Louisville to Evans
vle and chara ter of the business of the
require other branches of to be
conducted viz: Tobacco Stemmery Sc. &C., all essen
tally necessary ply the demands of the public and
which done would increase the general business OF
place amazingly large section Of tho country from which
this time derived (for want of roads)
point than any other win in short time be
brought this order been issued from court
the openin roads) For urtheT ad-
dress RObEfs ue<sliN
jy9-tds Itook raven. ny.
KREsH rs tGFSis red 80 for s sale sy Water
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

TO THE LADIES.
GHANKLIN & RELY d respectfully invite the 1T
ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their
eYre Embroiderie and white
received embracing,-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese Il Chrochetdo dOi
Book Muslin do do;
Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaoonet Embroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertonsj
Ersiish Thread, Lace and Edgngs;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN aud white embroidered skirts;
French Oorsets and Tx Vests,
Striped Nanisoek. Swiss and Pl aid Musiips; =.
Real dotted and Embroidered Sviss dress 1ef
alslet pr!cesby my2 sHANKL1N RELY,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06
TEFi IEY& sORENsOr

wEoLxsALE DEAL<ss eE0oERIEs AND L1sUUn Isn 00AN
wArER AHHvI sTS., EVANSVILLE, IND.
y@un xrasrsirusdkxv this day formed
.h. nrrpese ofsGoi wholesale HroeeLy anu ii 8
In sno P ;pS Euc,s business OF mesrs ans
n stock and made additions 60
AsNes hall offer as goed bargains
sH CASE ssssssuss in Evansville OF any sS = n
ESst- SSORRNSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

FOE c R IA M 81 aVUH.
HAVE opened Ice Cream Saloon in Mr. Dapey's
buildings Locust street above the Sherwood House.
all keep the quality of lee Gre
made the richest and in the best STYLE with hne
Families supplied in quantities by
their orders also keep different kinds Of Fruits
and will keep supplied with tropical fruits by frequent
cepts South wish the public to aive call
have n eat Saloon ieIOtf BEN. HORDE.
n "A BOXES very superior " r. oheesei
NSH Is Proctor Gsmbe's German Soap;
do Geo Kleju,s do do. Just rIc'd
10, sale bv ie10 HERSHRFREER h CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

COX z AND COAL TAR.
LII wishing buy Coke Coal Tar OF the Gas
n Company requested call the Office of the
pang Locust and I'd ssreets and cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered at the
works without en- order from the President.
my1 O. t. kEAT6, Prss't.
A BLACK LACE VEIL.
ENTAS found Cherry street few days Call an
SH pay charges and setit. jy2ist
GSUPERFIN FLOUR in bbl andsacts various brands,
- for sale by npI4 J. W. & S. VICKERY.
GNOFFEE.-75bsgsp prime Eastern Coffee
V 20 packets Old Govt java Coffee; in store,
for sale by jyi1 2. H. COOK g. SON.
HTLOUR IN sKS AND BBLS.-A supply kept con-
stantly hand for sale at lowest market prices by
JeIS Z. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. near " ater
SSOEET IRON AND XINC.-
sale bv Tvs SAM'L ORR.
An TONS Iron just received per 'Lueie May This
with former stock. makes assor ment COM
SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

ENHE undersigned having determined to move to Calfor
MIA offers Tor the Farm which he resides
situated leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
wnshp. contain 26 acres Said land Is com
pred Of three tracts we'll improved and supplied with
the in healthy of the county of
burgh wishing purchase part the whole of
Farm will the by application to the under
snIo- 1xd9mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

SSHANKLIN & RELY beg the attention to
their friends and their
leced Of spring and dry goods
during thepat weeks comprising of the desr
able stocks be found in the city which they whole
sale and retail their customers and the public generality
alto price cash Theirstocs
ssts part the folio wing-Broad cloths
Cassimres and Tweeds white bus Msrsalles
silk Vsstings Cottonades Croton eoth5 plain
Linen Drills. rich Calicoes of Philip Allen SpraRues, Bne
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain salty
striped Bereg black and eoored Grape Man ~hite
plain and fancy Gnghans rich printed organdies
Brliantees aud Ohal de LANES white Shaws
silk shawl sIa shawls aearss black ard
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c., &c. my1 SHAEKLIN q RELY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-06

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NHTHERE the hun CRY ople get
HW The best of Groceries, dry aud weti
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
AtZ. II. Cook & SONS.
There's -four and sugar. soda. soap.
Pipes. pickles. bu uckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff.
For cash at z. II. Cook b SONS.
There's Goldfish, coffee starch and spice,
Hams. cheese and butter, very nice;
All to be had q the lowest pqics.
For cash T. H. COOK i SoN's.
Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt.
AHd further, lest the rhvme should halt.
You'll and lust every thing but fault
For each at 2. II. Cook j. SoS's.
In fact believe this tale
No man, EXCEPT stu pid sot,
Can waas for oven pan pot,
Or thi Rg that oan' be got
To nibble Ooid r swallow hot.
For cash at z. n. Cook Il SoN'S.
u h Boxes Planes snd Plane Irons Just reed by
H%p mh9l WALDKIRCH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17

where a constitution shall be framed. wbicl
the Porte shall proE,ulsate 2G-Th. pm
ciralfies Shall MAINTAIN militia, and r,,v
construct works OF defense 10 be arrre..l
tv the po-t-. 17-Ifthe intern, .r,p,,,;t
" OF the Pllnrira,i'i,, l.. disturbed III.
Forte must COn>uli The contracting pnw.-s
and cannot employ armed intervention w-.b.
ont Their assent. IS-S.r,ia ro,,tir,u.s
dependency the Pete. under Powers ,.,-.
anfre6. and retains lis naiio..a, atln,ni>,-,-
ton. and freedom of rrlicom and trade :.
Right OF garrison in Spr,ia is reserved "a
the Porte. bat no armed Intervention p.rmi..
ted without the consent of IN. Powers. 30
Russia and Turkey r.'in their possessions
III ASA prerl>ey as h.tore III war. iit Their
frontiers shall Ice marked out l., survey. ~
The evacuation Of Turkey nv the Aile,,
and Austrian fnrrc> >hail take place As soon
a> convenient. and the tim. and manner q.
such evacuation shall toe subject ot private
arrangement between each of the Power,
Of Turkey. :'3-I ntil new arrangement, lac
made, trade shall 20 On As before the war
Ga Convention. contents secret. concluti-
ed between France. England and Russia.
respecting The Aland l-laud>. shall H. aIren-
ied II this Treaty.. i-R.titiration> shall
be exchanged AT Paris within four weeks