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AZ II on. Abraham Linchcoln, of Illinois, ba,
accepted the invitation to deliver the annual ad.
dress before the State Agricultural Society a,
IAilwaV .kee.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CEARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

u Il II Il . III n i "a ~ Z u IL n IL "a Z LII Lc
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This invauab,
medicine unfaing in the of all those painful
dangerous diseases to which the Female constitution is
subject
1t moderaes all excess, removes all distractions, and
speedy may be relied on.
s.- TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
These FLs sh0uEd not be taken 6yts"'@<es curing "
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
rs to bring on Ms;cartage, but at a'y other time they
pre- safe.
In all cases Of nervous and spinal Affections pain in the
hack and Limbs heavines fatigue slight exerton, pal
IMITATION of the heart owness Of spirits, Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases by
dsordered SYSTEM these Pills viii effect when al
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron caome anthony any other min
raj.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
.a.4 (Late l. G. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y;
For sale by StarIzyventher & CO.. r. IL obInson
and 5. Clark ~ Son, Kenosha
end by Druggists generally throughout the United State
el1yr16l
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gpttiaI Notites.

Religious Notice.-A Change.
AT 10 10 A. NJ next Sabbath Elder LoTHRoP gives dis
course at his usual place of meeting.
Subjcct-WHY is THE BIBLE REJECTED?
" He that hath ears to hear let him hear" IT.
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Is The Chicago Democrat says there ar
1900 drinking saloons in that city
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3rd and 4th wards We're passed upon and amount
due ii. Duntland, supervisor of the 4th ward
allowed, S115
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Ig~ The Bcnefactor of his Race. ras
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND!
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
THE Whole World United!
SICK PEOPLE, THINK!

AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures a book to fill
This is the case, the million say
With the cures of Herrck's Pill.
They come from East, and North, and West
And with glad tdings the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always curs-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Were it not for Herrick's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated DER
discovery of matchless skill l
Their like Yves never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herrick's Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom fills:
For tens of thousands rejoice
At the magic powers of Herrick's Pills.
E1S@ HERRICK'S MATCHLEsS VEGETABLE FAM
lily PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ity Over five million of boxes used annually giving
employment to eighty-fve men and to put their
up. Their numbered by thousands, - then
praises on the tongues of ALL Citizens of Kenosha and
elsewhere have you used them? Put up in English
Spanish, German and French directions Large family
boxes % Five boxes for ST. Sold every where.
See advertisement on third page. Palmer Brothers,
Travelling Agents. 1y50
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Fire Engine Co.. "STAR No. :" will at their rooms
on Thursday evening, Sept 9Th, at -2 O'clock for e
srcise and business. J. B. WHEELER sec'y
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EVERY MONTH in regard to all diseases which he treats
with unprecedented success system. lie cures
Chronic cases of diseases, which have pronounced
ared6te by the Medical Faculty generally as Ner-
yous and Neuralgia Affections Diseases of woman, all
forms of Scroula Dyspepsia, Constipation, Skin Diseases
Cancerous and TuburculouS Affections, including Pulmo-
nary Consumption, rheumatism, Paralysis, Epilepsy,
Asthma Salt Rheum, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers
the Diseases fChdren ETC. All cases of Seminal Ennis
sons, which carrying thousands to the grave annually
He treats successfully an entire new method all dis
eases of the EAR and EYE
Remember the Doctor does promise to cure all stages
OF diseases While all diseases cdbLe if tax en- in
time, all stages are not Your may be durable this
week, not aeat-toddy not t0mOF01o hence the danger
of delay.
e. rs Ianaie Free.
The Doctor will be at his ROOMS Wednesday Oct
5th to Thursday Oct. 9Th 1y13
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Meh advertisements.
TAKE NOTICE

CLOTHES CLEANING,
DONE IN THE BEST STYLE, by GEO. B. CRIssUP-at
the Barber Shop, opposite City Hotel. 3m13
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FRosT.-The Ripon (Wis.) Times, of Sept
End. has the following item:
Another severe frost last night cuts off the
last hope for the corn and buckwheat crops in
this region"
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abe Aenos8a GeIegrapB
KEN HA, WIS:

Official Paper :f the City, County and Post Office
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FIJI. HEAD, Referee.

Kenosha, May oath, 1859. 8m5l
KgY consent Of the parties the above sale Is postponed
hour and place.
Sept.3, 1859. 1wf3 F. II. HEAD, Referee
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'The old settlers of twenty and twenty five
years residence in Wisconsin have never seen
so drysa time in this country before.''
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great number of certificates OF performed of the
above description. We assure the afflicted that a bottle
two of DR.. Guysots Extract of Yellow Dock and sar-
saparlla will at regulate those difficulties and renew
the natural energies.
Sold by JOHN u. PARK. Cincinnati,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

q yUy,r H,s CR.AEoED You solve have all
,,itne.sed' wi th asto ushment the extraordinary
and improved change ia many gentleman ana
IaJv' WHO had become prematurely gray bnl
,gho bv some means, hal been mlraculously
reiuyensted. There is time in lie when gray
hairs seem to harmOnize with the IulioNeu
brov and the whnklsd features but unlorlun,
atslv. rom yome cause or other, thotsAnds Oh
vounp men and women not only wltnSSs 'ns
gradual change of their looks 70 a "motlled anu anu
Speckled aray," but are mo rtiied by the dangt'
OF positive baldne,s from the actual loss OF their
hair. All this demands a remedy, and a sais
one. We naturally look about and ask IN thus
ace Of scientific invention, who stands highest
as the Proprteior aud MaRniaetuTer OF real
hair restbrer--a rest OTer Of color as well 81
health. beautifyer as well as hair tonic =
VIC find al the head Of all tho claimants, IN thls
long line, single individual. Any OF the
splendid heads OF hair along Broadway, one, once
falling out, dry and gray, when asked Nv Whs'
has changed ye sol" will reply Professor " oo'u'
Hair Restorative.
Caution Beware Of worthless limitations, a.
several are already in the market, called by on
ferent names. Use none unless the woId'
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot ~
Louis, Mo, and New York; are blown m th'
bottle Sold by all Drugglsts and Patent - Msa e.,
icine dealers Also by all Fancy and Ioue
Goods dealers, in the United States and Jana
das.
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strange Result Of an Onloial Canvass

Tho returns Of the various counties of Wis
consin. of votes cast at the recent election for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, were
canvassod officially, last week, at Madison-
From informality OF the certifcatons, the can
vassers threw out 39,255 yotes-the entire vote
of sixteen counties BY this means the whole
vote of the State is reduced to llslOs And
Of course the majorities that had been reported
were sesiousIy cut down. But it so happens,
fortunately, that Paine is given majority still
DE is now allowed 2, l45 votes over Mr Lynde,
the D, ,,moeratic candidate
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Aotalr ..,,,,,.....,,4 ,4O9,Od2
The naiy consists of 252 sail vessels of 8, log
guns, and 2O9 steam vessels of 4, Ala guns, and
6l3 sailors and marines.
Austria embraces all those diverse nAtionali-
ties which are clustered around and subordinate
to the Grand Duchy of Austria proper, includ-
ing an area of abT45a square miles. ITS capi-
tai Vienna, has population of 579457
The aggregate Of the population is made up
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Abner LOveland VS. the Hon. y. J. Andrews,
It appears from the card of that staunch man.
Mr., Loveland, that Judge Andrews transcribed
his delegated powers. Now if the bred Scott
decision was ertra judicial, why may not Judge
As speech have been srtra pleading and extra
friendship "Good men" may sometimes be
indiscreet. To err is human. Let US hope for
the best, There are extenuating circumstances
Judge A, stood up in the shadow and was es. .
saying to drink in the inspirations of the Cicero
who had just preceded him.
JEFFERSON.
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CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1859 Z.

was forthe bsneat Of the children, the hotels and
private houses were al thrown open free Of charge
Mr.. HANDY said that those parents who attend
the Sabbath School never grew old for their con-
slant intercourse With children keeps them young
Ma. GooDRIcH In the name Of ihe children
thanked the delegates for having This meeting aud
making II 80 interesting He related an incident
Of Prof Mitchell when that gentleman was 10 Eng
land as the financial agent Of proposed railroad
in this country lie had made the acquaintance Of
a Lord who agreed to take very large amount Of
stock but not being at leizure when Prof M, called
upon him, he requested him to call again on the
next Sunday as they could then have a quiet talk,
and settle the matter. 1t was tempting offer that
few railrrad managers could refuse, but Prof,
Mitchell replied "Sir, Twas brought up to keep the
Christian Sabbath. Ihave kept tit for 40 years and
do not wish TO break it now" The nobeman
wished him cold good morning and left him
Il was noble thing thus to see man Of power
and influence stand up for the right.
After the singing Of that grand old tune, 'Old
Hundred" by the whole congregation, with the
accompaniment Of the organ, the benediction was
pronounced by Mr. GooDRIcH and the eongrega.
ZION dispersed.
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CAsuALr1Es.-Mr. d. L, Ratkey was drowned
near CbilEeothe while fishing few days ago.
lie was abo,t q years Of age.-Two Irish wo.
men were drQwqel near MI Vernon last week,
ia attempting to ford ? oam.-Mr Michel
q, -ss drowned IN Walnut creek pp Monday last
week, BY be'"g washed down S'rsa@ ~ ms
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NATioNALITtEs.

The army is composed Of from 100000 to
100000 men when on war footing, Of 100000
on peace footing. The navy consists of one
ship-of the line, "a screw steamer of 800 horse
power aud 81 guns) three steam irigates iour
sail frgates, and smaller vessels, in all 1886,
carrying s52 guns, und s,701 men.
The State debt of Austria was estimated in
1866 at 81 $50, 100000, The Budget Of 1857
shows receipts, ordinary and extraordinary, of
about $50, 900, ,0OO,an expenses Sl70, 100000,
deficit Of twenty millions
The Island Of Sardinia has an area of 9,235
square miles, and gives It's name to the king.
1om, The population in 1857 was
The Isle OF Sardinia, ,...,.... 5772s2
Continental Sardinia, ....... 4,59O, 26O
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5772s2
4,59O,26O
5II7.542

The Budget OF 1858 showed a revenue of
about 27t million dollars, and an expenditure
of 2st million dollars--the debt being Jan. l,
1858, 1884 millions.
The army, according to the war budget of
1858, consisted of 47,9l5 rank and file, and the
navy numbered 20 ships, % steam frgates, 4
sail irigates,) dc, carrying 436 cannon
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PENOVAT.
REMOVAL
6Otrls.
uOTEL DUMA S :

ii OIEh DUMA -
c Iagf,r Street brfreen Al aud 9TH, CGNCINNAT ONO.
This old well established Hotel has been recently
re-Gcd m superior style and Is Unsurpassed by any
Hotel ot ITS class m America.
The prourietOr from his oUg experience ln TINS Cly AT
irua ap elsewhere confident that his advantages
over others viii warrant im entire SUGGEST and he Is
favorably known this community nntc tl share
Of public patronage. ALEA. SttU INNATE
apr10Rs PTonIlel9l.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 5
vi land Murray street. "a door from Broadway, op
Bosts the PARK New York HugsnsG Fling PTOprletort
Husgins, late of PearlStreet Housn Bostt n Cfhnf
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JEFFERSON.


Condition of COmbatnnts in Europe.
The Albany Argus wakes the following com
plation of the relative force and position of tho
original eombatants in Europe In 1858 tho
French army consisted Of
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VOL. 13.
Special NOtitrs.
MATRIMONIAL.

70 The LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES
Il has been good fortune to restore 10 health many
thousands of my country-women
My has excited the malice Of the envous and
aous but thoir prosecutions served ouy to extend
nd esab sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved, Solong am held in aectonato ard
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced my
kill can srd to dospise the efforts Of misohsfmakers
nd slanderer
My friends nave repeatedly urged 20 place my med
cine for producing mensiuatn within the reach Of the
Ladies Of tho United Sates but ndispostion 70
ded occupied by quacks with their perncous
and fear that uupruciped might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" IN the United States.
Atlast yield 20 the entreaes Of patients aud friends
aud offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard ID the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FENNlE" I
need only say, that is liquid FORM aud is exactly such
as have used In practice IN rance, for years and
that it has failed TO satisfactory result
The "Anie de Femme" and 1s,ruaon stond In the re
stion Of cause and effect Il is alike powerful to gnae
healthy menstrual flow where it never has existed and to
restore 1t where il has heon irom any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper drsc
nous each bottle Of the Annie de Femme will bear my
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing
will be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package
DR.. p. II. RICoRD.
PARIS, January 1851
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GnQropErs.

ENG ri RAVTNG- AND -ETTHOGHAPHTNG
DRAINABD BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHOGRAPHERs Hpui
ttast Ctava and n
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N. II. sOLoMONSON

PRAeTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of the approved kinds OF
PECTACLES. Anhs glasses, whether for OF far
ghted ground under his inspection by machine
of construction, with the greatest care, asto
Iuitthe eyes in al cases, curing Weakness, Dzzacss
RaHmatoh the Eyes, and impsrtng strength lor ong
reading or fine sewing.
~ N. II. Soomonson would here inform the public
thsthe employs any ia the sale Of hslsnses.
" Also, "a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROsgOPEs, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as psrfect as natural.
IrS-omce3s supenorslreet under the American Hotel.
]
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Att'ps & Gounsrllors.

E j. DICKMAN, ATTORNEY At
~ LAW, Office er the Merchants Bask Clsve-
and Ohio leh2tk .
RRO0KS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW. Atwater Buildrngs, foot o. Superior 81,
D. w. RRooRs L. W. FoRn
fehG
WTILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs Ar LAW. Office No; so, SugerioT,si
Clegelaud Ohio WILLIAMSON
jan2I A. @ RIDDLE
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
NJuey aud Counselor at LawOhce 81 Superior st.,
CITY hank lml5;dly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
octl-els
A SPER, j. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A Warren, lrumhull County, Ohio. ONCE, No. 5 II
fprko' street dec3-d8l
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Bankrrs.

VI l. WHITMAN .srANDART. o W. srANDAnT
WHITMAN, STANDART a. CO.
w Bankers. and Bealers 10 Foreign and Domestic En
dog and w furnish prnns for auy amount pey9ole "
th6priucipal pOin England Ireland. Scotland France
and Germany. COLLECTIONS made al accossahle points
throu shOut the United States and Caundas mars;lv
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Dtuttstrp.
REMOVAL.
nR. B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE.

, moved his Dental OHice 60 his residence No AZ
Wood ST. four doors North utthe E Church where he
ers who may need his services
Glavelaud. March lghJ-uth0gsdt
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1nsurauft 4gttis. -....
FIR GERMAN ISSURtlDE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, bBIO

oTgaH'isd Jopaary a ie's gassfs oihsfai m of sat,
Capital stock 5000 sRares M s0o -.
secured BY Real estate sfd0.of'Y
QEFICERS "a. w. SCHMIDT. proeid.rt r. ~
Afhtthh v zee President, JACOB MULLER, secrefarv
, iHHg n &C w, rchmidt J MaVer Ia Eollrr
q b. Sibefe '''' '"A" ~
THE GERMAN INsURANCR covPAyy r,l,,..
9.s ~ damage by hre for year und less bui Ia
lEN tOoaa Wafes lnerrhandito eo paYmnnt Of lofres
s ue maue ln 81 days after the loss shan have been
osi,insa meg aud proved Not more than S01 viii be nsur-
one, No ~ Atwster ock .(up tairsl suaorior rect
Gn kcE. Ae,ae flpi5R3 ~ JOHN WaQNEP, brre
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PARIS, January, 1851

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street Cleveland who will supply tn,
Annie de Femme at the Proprietors Prices.
aulO d&wIy6
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AFTER another hymn by the children,
Hon. JOAN A. FOoT, spoke for q few minutes
He related two or three incidents Of the Convention
Mr.. Woods, Of Columbus, spoke Of female, poor
and weak in body. who had gathered 65 children
into the Sabbath School during the past year.
When the Cleveland delegation were returning and
had nearly reached Columbus, lad, Eve years old,
from tbe Plymouth Sunday sehoel, Of this city was
brought up who had broughta large number Of
scholars into the School, and who carried banner
with himself and his recruits painted upon II He
regretted that this little boy was not shown upon
the platform At Cincinnati. He closed with q few
remarks upon the necessity Of every member ofths
Church being a member Of she Sabbath School,
and mentioned the interest taken at the COnyen.
ton In the Industrial School
y. p ISoERsoLL, ESQ, said they had seen and
heard so much that 1t was pleasure 10 .ell Of It,
Children are not as some think, a trouble aud tor
ment but II trained and trimmed and tended, ai
the trees we're now in the Park, they were the
best part Of society. We live for children and
could no more do without them than without
spring, birds or flowers. Three or four years ago
there was great National Political Conventions Al
Cincinnati, and those Wiio attended II had 70 "a
at their own expense bot now, when the meeting
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is OF old date and has been dearly provenbut since IT,
national will called him 10 the throne Il has had for It's
constant and sacred limits the interest and the safety
France
It was the Interest OF France 70 give national indepen
dence to Italy Peace nsures that independence Venice
men operated common Italian Diet OF the federal
interests OF all the parts Of Italy that what constitutes
the independence of the Peninsula We have given 10
her, interest that she should possess it,
But this national independence being insured is
internal composition Ia secondary affair Of exclusively
Italian interest Provided each State OF Italy be Italian,
enjoys practical and reasonable improvements and
mains quiet We do not caro- for the ress-t does NOT
matter to us.
10 conquer Venice aud her terrtorynot only not 10
keep them but to MAKE present OF them any master
whatGoever-t not worth the sacrifice OF single
French soldier That the Italians regret Venea, in the
old state OF excitement In which they against Austria
be easily understood; hut II we largely mixed
up with the interests Of tbs Italians have nothing TO
do with their preudces their passions their fancies
What independence we have gained for them In i'm
they will organize and show themselves worthy Of It,
The peace Of Vilafranca will ALSO and very soon, take
aspects OF greatness and skHuness which not per-
ceved now For the second time since the Crimean war
the Emperor Napoleon has shown wonderful judgment
in discerning the interest OF France from the foreign inie
rest which tries sometimes to surround and compromise
him.
After tho fell of Sebaatopol the English wanted prose
cute the war and induce US 10 take AID ruin Cronstadt
The Emperor clearly that France had logger
any Interest. ia the did not hesitate to make peace
he has just acted alike after the battle Of Soeriuo TIE
Interested and secret aim OF parties may perhaps
rot have entirely been attained but to have taken
further after the results that had betn obSnsd, would
have been beyond the aim OF France.
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Is
The Federal Assembly has adopted law against the
enrolment of Swiss In foreign service.
The law forbids the entry o special corps into the
military service of foreign States under penalty OF i'm
prisonment for to three months, and one to- five
years. loss OF civil rights.
Enroseurs and all persons operating with them will
be punished by imprisonment Of two months to three
years duration, fine not exceeding 1000 francs and
five TO ten years loss OF civil rights
The close OF the session then took place.
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THE PpUSsJAN LANDWEHR:

The Prussan Mositeur OF the 28th says
Cabinet order OF the Prince Regent of the 25th
ing directed the de mobilization of the mobzed guard of
the army, the ordinances prohibiting passports TO be
granted for foreign countries TO belonging 10 the
and the land wehr be in force. Those VINO
belong to the Cannot hoWever yet obtain per-
mission leave the country asd the decree of the Minis
ter OF War Of the Sth Of March remains in vigor.