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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
CT TIE AGE, IS
AYERS CATMARTIC PILLS,

THEY don't HELP COM
plants, but they CURE them.
Ono Box has cured Dyspep-
STA.
Three Boxes havo cured the
worst cases of Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Fry
sipelas.
Dne Bog ALWAYS cures the
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WANTED

A man with small Family who understands
n Farming and who will be willing to perform
any duties in regard to it. Recommendations
will be required ~
North last, SoIt 2s--t l. Y. eAzisR
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EXPENSES OF NEW ROADS.
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
EnD DntDC

To complete repairs of
Road from Port Deposit to !
Battle Swamp.
To repair road, Inclusive
of necessary Bridging from
North East to Marley Mill.
To complete repairs of
Road from Port Deposit to
Rowlandsville
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A Desirable Property
AT PRIVATE SALE

~ I I III V n I T. DAL E.
THE subscriber offers for sale the house
L and lot of half an acre on which Le re-
sides; in the
Village of the Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
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TAXATION.

Total in the County S7.6l0,6U9.
The County Tax on the above amount at
fifty cents III the 500 % amount to
S3S.218,0i
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attaCctd with pump OF HTSt Tat9 WateT
therein. A good Carpenter shop IA BY %
feet, stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof l6 by 40 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, &c., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is elgibly situated and ad-
mirahly adapted to the wants Of almost any
Of the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at q very moderate price to a good purchas-
er. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1857.
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To the Voters of the It'll District.

offer myself to your consideration. at the
ensuing election, a, candidate for the Office
Of Constable.
Sept. l2-tc-.. VIM. DENNISo N.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
All PUBLIC SALE.

HNIIE Subscriber will offer al Public Salo
l. on Tuesday the l3;h day Of
October next, at the Court House door
III Elkton, that Valuable MILL PROPERTY
known as the :. Red MILL" at the west end
OF Elktun with about
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evening
This institution will be found q convenient and
safe place Of deposit for frmers and others doing
business in Philadelphia.
II Deposits paid on demand, without any
notice being required.
MANAGERS
Edmund A. Soudcr, Edward II Tro,tcr,
Capt John GALLAGHER, Stlwcll S Bishop,
Franklin Bacon, John Rice
John p. Perot, Thomas Cooper
Richard & Stetesbury, John McCandses,
Hon Job X. Tyson, William Shipper, Jr,
Jacob Shcetz, George no!dn,
william p. jerks, Joseph NJ. Cowcll,
Robert Morris, Edward h.. Petit,
Joseph b. Myers Edward l.. Clark,
President, FRANKLIN FELL.
TREASURER, CHARLES NJ. NORRIS.
SECRETARY. JAMES :. pRINGLE
The Charter provides that no Manager, Officer
or Agent shall directly or indirectly borrow any
money from the Society. Also, that book shall
be kept in which every Dcpositor shall be at lib
erty to appoint some pcGson to whom: in the et eut
Of death the money shall bopaid. FEB lily
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T.. EEEBEe7S
Boot, Shoe and Cater Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

1871 North Sec St, phia. few doors below Vine
r AIDES and GENTS, iryou mt an equivalent
j 4 for your money in Boots Shoes or GaitcTs,
call in at our new store and obtain it, Light en-
penses quick sales and small profits enable as
10 promise this. Look at sample OF our rria-s
Ladies' Gators single solos. from SO 10 !, 81 thick
soles from 50 to 81 -; with heels, Les 70 50 90
morocco and kid boots with heels 81 10 81 5C;--
all Others equally cheap. Measures taken ard
made to order short uotic" Special attention
pnid to ,chiareus' shoes. s.sS'G um Boots aud
Shoes OF all kinds. Feb p ly
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES

Magistrates accounts less
their fees as coroners) $l26.l3
Constables' accounts 29U.U3
Accounts for advertising }
for Orphans and Commits
sioncrs Court, 2O2,25
Hartford County's acct
for expenses of trial of
a removed case (including
the Sheriff Of Hartford Co.
account, ! l29.ll
Accounts for Srndrcs
(statonary Fuel &c. for
Court House, Offices 4 Jail \ 57.ll
Accounts for medicines j
and medical services at the :
county Jail ! $9004
Accounts for Ironing
Prisoners "a 400
For taxes overpad and
now refunded 1i25
Acct for Crows heads 2.iS
For Ferryman at Bohe-
mia River 5000
For repairs to Court
House, Cupola &c. 10000
Account for Clothing
for Prisoners 2l.G2
o52 2S
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CHAD, trimmed in half b rrels Branct
II 5. Sites.
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SiS34 -
EXPENSES OF THE ORPHANS COUR 4
Henry S. Sites Judge Sl25.00
Harris Is. W. 1890
Lyon Andrew I05OO
lamar X. d. Register
Of Wills 1859
For Books for Regis
ter's Office 1900
Si0S.50
EXPENSES OF ELECTION.
Judges, CLERKS and
BMliHs $4,000
Houses for holding
Election in 1000
- $4,000
FOR SUPPORT OF POOR.
Aims House for support
of PaupcrS 2S'OO.OO
Out Pensions as levied lTl0.O0
Special Orders for mdse 10000
For conveyance of Pau
pcrs TO Aims House 3.
For Collins for and for J
boarding. nursing and
burying poor persons ! al 80
Maryland Hospital for
two inmates 10000
--$j04i.50
EXPENSES OF INQUISlTION
Holding lnqnisllons
(Coroners fees, $500
Jurors and witnesses 81 50
Attend lncc Of Physicians I
4 Post norton Examination 800
-Go31 G6
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NOTICE.

NOI ICE'
4 LII persons that are indebted to Aid
IA ridge and Grant are requested TO make
;u,r,d;nt. ,.S-- ~
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VCIHtIlS are Ht1l. HOW, aH'l
substantial frame dwelling, l6
by 80 feet, two stories and attic.
conveniently divided, painted
and papercd, with back building
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Z EINAU'S Super Phosphate OF Lime for
IA sale by II. S. SITES. s,
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GtYRUP. Lowering Setam Syrup for sale by
- Y. NRENNEN n COS
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so ACRES of LAID

in a good State of cultivation, with goo
DWELLING, d A r N, an
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NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
IN will be held on
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
IOWA.
BOLD ROBBERY.

A daring robbery was committed on Monday
last in the neighborhood Of Linviile in Jasper
county. Mr.. Jacob X. Allen, VIII, had in his
possession five thousand thne hun.red and
twenty dollars, was attacked on the evening
of that day by two men who knocked him
down and took his money. Mr.. Allen offers a
reward Of five hundred dollars for the arrest of
the robbers, and five hundred for the recovery
Of he morei. He describes hem as folio US:
One Of the robbers was tall man, supposed
to be about six feet In height and about 81 or
20 years Of age, black hair and whiskers, with
square, diamond shaped moustach On his
upper. lip, dressed in black clothes.
The osher was man rather heavy set, and
about five ieet and half high, and about %
or 26 years of age, with auburn hair and sandy
colored whiskers and dressed in black, except
ing his hat which was drab.
Nine hundred dollars OF the money was in
gold, in 10, % and 80 dollar pieces. The pa
per money was mostly in 50 and 100 dollar
bills, and all on Missouri. Ohio and Indiana
State Banks, excepting 20 dollars on Nebraska
BaLk.-O skal0osa Herald.
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For the 0ttumwa Courier.
1856 HAS GONE.

nrrUMwA, Jan. 18th 1857.
Eighteen hundred and fifty six is gone, and
with it, how many who commenced it, with as
fair prospects as we.
How many bright hopes, have within this
short period, been blotted out, how many
dwellings, cheerful aud happy at its CON-
are..now draped in mourning, how
many husbands asd wives happy in each 9TH
ers love then, ere now widowed, lonely and
sad. How many fond parent has during the
flight of the past twelve months. buried the
last hope of Gear family in the grave OF a
generous, brave and vlrtuous son, how many
lovely daughter, the pride of her parents, who
walked gracefully amid the greetings of ''a
happy neoc year." twelve months ago, has gone
down to her grave. How many, who were
joyful mothers, when the year commoaced,
now turn in sorrow to the grave Of their ch,l,
where the rude storm and the fierce tempest
cbaunt its requiem; how MANY an old pilgr m,
whose heart has long been laden with the sor
rows of an unfriendly world, has gone to rest
''Yes, the eyes that SO seldom closed.
BY sorrow forbidden to sleep.
Sealed up in blessed repose,
Have strangely forgotten to weep"
True, say you who read this, and yet how
many will stop to consider, that in the year
eighteen hundred and fifty eight, they may be
the subject of a similar sketch. NJ
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TATELEGIsLATURE.
Iowa Cry, Jan II. 1857.

Ao"A VII, Sou A$: 1901.
EDITOR HAwK-EYE:--
bill for an act appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars to the State Lunatic Asylum
passed the Senate this forenoon.
1T q O'Clock the General Assembly met in
joint convt ntioa and proceeded to the election
OF an Associate Supreme Judge, State Printer
and Binder. L. ID. Stockton and H. Trlmble
were put in nomination for Associate Judge
Stockton received 63 votes and Trimbl. 80
where upon l.. u. Stockton was declared duly
elected.
Mr.. Teesdale, of this city, and Mr.. Lacon.
nett, of Dubuque, were put in nomination fol
State printer. Teesdale receiving SO votes
and Lac nnett 80.
A Resolution was introduced resolving that
it was inexpedient to elect Warden for the
Penitentiary atthis time, which was adopted
Convention then adjourned.
A concurrent resolution was offered in the
Senate this afternoon to adjourn On Monday the
26th which was not adopted.
indications now are that The Legislature vii
not adjourn for weeks, here is yet much
business Of Importance to be disposed of.
Next Friday, the Liquor Bill Is the specia
order Of the day. A license law win proba
bly, pass.
Sleighing excellent.
Yours; &c., IOWA.
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NJ Young America is sunnosea 70 ~

"a Young America is supposed to mean
tina, il,e person il fully up TO the age, and thinks
that he can do anything that has been done,
and many things That have never been attempt.
ed. Some six years since, Z. M. Wells, of
Chicago. thoughta remedy could be prepared,
that would not only cure diseases of the lungs.
but restore the general health, and thus remove
the cause.
He KEEP, this object steadily ia view, studied
and experimental day aud night, visited the
eastern cities several times, and consulted The
best physicians, chemists and pharmaceutists.
and when he was satisfied the object was at
tanned, # it could be, commenced course of
treatment on himself for what had be.n con-
sidered hereditary consumption. Every symp-
tom was removed, the eneral health restored,
and full confidence established in the remedy.
1t was then dispensed as a prescription about
year. when it became exceedingly popular.
and was brought out under The name OF WeIls'
Pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry, and is the
most popular cure for lung diseases ever in
troduced. Sold by dealers in all cities and
towns. e. M. Wells, proprietor, Chicago -
HeeEly Chi pgo Times.
c. Lawrence Ottumwa, Dunlap Forsha &C.,
Eddyville agents.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

The announcement of this most valuable
and popular Journal for 1857, will be found in
another column, and we would solicit the at
tsntion Of our readers to it. Men who wish
to take good Eastern papef, will do well to
subscribe for the Tribune. To those who de-
sire the success Of the Republican party, the
Tribune ID especially commended by its bold
and fearless advocacy OF the principles of that
party, and by the concerted and ssmi-official
efforts to prescribe and put it down. Every
thing considered, we are decidedly Of the opin-
ION that the continued support Of the Tribune
10 important to our party, aud hence we hone
there will be large increase Of the list of sub
scribers, both for the weekly and semi-week-
~ at this Office. Mr.. Joseph Wagg will re-
csive and forward subscriptions as hereto
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We have been awaiting the result or the
examination Of the Committee INTO the affair q
Of the company having tits work in charge to
enable US to lay before our readers am intelli-
gible statement Of its present condition and fu-
tnre prospects; but after the most diligent en-
qnries, we have been unable TO learn any.
thing in relation to the facts elected, or the
recommendations which viii be likely to be
made to the Legislature This seems singu.
lar inasmnch as the matter has now been some
time pending before the Committee, and the
session Is so far spent as to leave little time
for the Leg stature to sct on the report. Do
SO many difficulties inhere in the subject, or
have they been unable to get testimony, or
is the Committee under influences unfriendly
to the Improvement? All of these may be
true; but il so it is ne excuse for Withholding a
report until too late for the Legislature to act
upon it before the adjournment. The object
OF the Investigation, as we have understood H..
was by sending for persons and papers, to en-
quire into the affairs of the d. N. e. X. Co.
form the beginning, with the view Of end
bling the Legislature, SO far as it possessed
the power, to define the relations of the Com
pany to the State as requested by them aud
recommended by the Governor
In the hope of aearir & from the Committee
before another issue, and wishing to make
their report the basis of what further remarks
we may make on this subject, we shah say
no more at present, except this thar he cti-
zens Of the Demoine Valley would like to
know as soon as convenient, the relations Of
the ID. N. & r. Co. to the State Of Iowa, and
what the obligations and duties Of each are,
so that they may determine whether this great
project is magnificent failure as il now seems
to be, or not. The object and composition of
the Committee we will presume to have been
to promote the improvement and the best in
terests of the State. We cannot think other
wise, unless compelled TO by the character of
their report.
We venture finally, but briefly and mos.
respectfully to suggest, that this Legislature
ought not to adjourn without taking some final
and well considered action in reference to
this improvement. If, on the one hama, the
State by its Agents, is in fault, if they have
entered into foolish or impossible contract,
or with an irresponsible party; or if, on the
part Of the Company there has been the inefli
cheney and want Of faith charged; whatever
be the facts Of the case, let them be ascertain
ed. Itcan as easily, and had much better be
done now, when the best remedy which the
nature of the case admits of, is as much with
in rea.h as it ever will be.
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HAnn,snuRe. ia


A protest was presented in the Senate to- day
ae ainst he election Of Mr.. Cameron, because
he did not receive concurrent majority in
each House. and because the Senate failed to
comply with the law requiring the appoint
men of ateller and the nomination of candid
ates on the day before the motion of the con-
vention. The protest is signed by fourteen
Senators. The consideration of the matter
was postponed in consequence OF the absence
of Mr.. Brown. A similar protest was pre-
scented to the House and debated warmly A
motion made TO place the protest on the Jour-
mails was lost. No quorum voting, call Of the
House was ordered. pending VIII CHI the House
adjourned.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

For 81, has been received, and wes6nd Il
filed, - usual. with valuable matter. As a
political text book Of the times no other pub
lication, price and size considered, can be com.
pared TO it, in fact it is An epitome Of the poll
lies Of the preceding yesr Of the world, we
may cay, that Of our own country Of course,
prsdomipating. the price Is only i2a cent
sangis e6py 81 par aoseD;- - 90 per hundred.
Address, Greeley 4 Nc Elrath, New York,
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Merchants (aargIing OH.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
essaTy qualities to entitle it TO public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
that as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of ali classes, "Merchant's
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness TO both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which it is received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties Of an anodyne and restor-
alive, II has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy 10 heal Is
attributable to the chemical combination of
the choice ingredients of which it is CON-
posed
w. f. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale Of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns. n39.
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A DECIDED CURE.

The coming changes of weather render II
incumbent on every person to protect their
health, aud M better remedy can be used DO b
as curative and preventative than Hurley's
Sarasaparilla.
Affection Of the Chest, bronchitis, or any
arrangement of the respiratory system is ne
culia ly benefited by is soothing inf .ence.
aafin protraeted cases of coughs, colds, or ir-
ritation aboit he throat or chest, decidedly
the safest and most effcacious medicine that
can be resoited to. In this city it is extensive
~ nsed with marked success.-N. Louis Her.
0H l.
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ANIMPORTAyTT RUrrI.

Nothing can be more safe, congenlal,s or
healing, to the rnembi anes of The throat and
lungs. yet at .he same time more energetic and
thorough in its effects. than DR.. Hall's Balsam
for the Lungs, that great remedy for the eoriv
stages of Consumption, Bronchitis, and all
o'her di leases which have their seat in the
lungs. throat or air passages. II seems TO fall
like balm upon their irritated surface.
For sale IN OHumwa BY W. +. Eimendorf,
and by agents in every town in the county.
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Legal Notice.
JAMES HAwLEY. 49,,

JAMES MARTIN.
10y direction Of the Dissric. Court of wspeo Co..
ID Iowa, notice ID hereby given to James Martin,
that petition l. on le In the once Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of wapello County, Iows claiming and
asking OF said Court the correction Of certain
In the return Of the late Sheriff OF Wspeo county,
to w That the return Of the Sheriff Of said Wapello
county, Iowa. In the execution heretofore issued from
said court wherein Harrington Winters plaintiff
and James Martin defendant TO show In said re-
turn that said Forrington Winters, purchased it,
said Shers sale under and by virtue Of said execu-
ton, lots In Ottumwa to wit: Lot No. SIX for ave
dollars Lot No. eight for Ave dollars Lot No. three
for three dollsn Lot No. one, for i've dollars Lot
No. four hundred and six, for three dollars Lot No.
four hundred and four for ave dollars, making In all
the Of twenty six dollars Also said petition asks
that the deed TO the said Harrington winters by the
said late Sheriff. David H. Mchsels may 80 correct
ed and amended 30 Is to show that the amounts for
which the above named Lots, was purchased st said
sale was the several amounts above stated
herein set forth. =
And said petition also asks the Court Tor Decree
aganst the said James Martin, that The title TO said
lots sha be forever guieted In petitioner " asnnst
The snla James Martin and biz Representatives
And zen further required 70 answer said petition
on Or before the second morning ef re nszt Term IT
sald Court 2 BE- begun and hed . Otsuuwa, % tbs
fourth Monday IN the month 81 February, 1851, OK
Judgment VII Be rendered againa. yos,
xoA =, ckrssssk, clssk AAAesesy u PlaiatiG
veos - - - s
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CHARLESTON, Jan IL.

CHARLESTON, Jan IL.
The Steamship Isabel from Havana am Key
West on the 10th ins- has arrived.
The health.of DR.. Kane was improving. A
great storm has occurred off Vera Cruz, nut
merons vessels were wrecked, including the
ship OF war Guadelopeana and the steamer Il.
nrbide. Eighty persons On board the latter
were lost.
The fish monopoly at Cuba had been an
nulled and foreign vessels were allowed to
sell.
The weather was coil but beautiful.
sugars firm and inactive. New molasses was
coming in freely.
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This excellent Agricultural paper has be-
come stationary, we see, 1t Mt. Pleasant
We wish it success, wherever it may be pub
lished. Under the able management Of VIM.
Duane Wilson, Esq, lie present Editor, and
Proprietor ii has been undergoing psrceptible
improvements, until now it ranks with the We
~ best publications in the country, and being
the organ of Iowa Farmers, it ought to receive
Agenerous support.
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HALIFAX, Jan 1

HALIFAX, Jan IA.
Cyrus w. Field arrived here yesterday from
New Foundland.
Mr.. F. has made arrangements for survey
of the coast of New Foundland with view to
the selection IF the most desirable place for
bringing the Transatlantic Cable ashore. and
also in the construction Of land line to con-
meet the wire OF the present line with the At.
lantic cable.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-22
MINIATURES LEGrsLAEURE.

Wigman Spoonor reelected Speaker Of the
House. Lieutenant Governor Nc Arthur is
presiding officer of the Senate. Gov Bashford
in his message, says:
IL my judgement duty as ell as prudence
demands that we stand fully up to the position
We have already assumed, and hold ourselves
in readiness to render all constitutional aid
within our power 10 such Of our citizens as
have become bona fife settlers in Kansas when
ever the general government shall fail to afford
them adequate protection.
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BALTIMORE, Jan 10.

BALTIMoRE, Jan Is.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday contain lat
er advices from the city Of Mexico. Mat.
tiers there are quiet. Gen Alvarez had declar-
ed his int ntions Of supporting the tood Of
Conore first as the only one likely to restore
peace and prosperity to Mexico.
An engagement had taken place at Orazaha
between the Government and Revolutionary
forces. The latter were defeated with heavy
loss in artillery and other munitions Of war.
Advices from Tamplco states II at Genei al
Harvey was dispatching troops to various
parts.
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New Yong Ian IS.

A dispatch from Berlin states that the war
enthusiasm in Switzerland was increasing on
all sides. The whol- Swiss union is organized
for defence. An appeal had been made to
the women for the organization of ambu.
lances.
The Dier had received from Napoleon a
proposition for an amicable arrangement.