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RENE m Der TO Use Curtis Mama Ike

Take no oae, for Burns Cramps Sore Wroat
Pains in The Joints, Rheumatism, Erys.Dekds
Spinal ComDinipts, OLD Sores, Cuts, Bruises,
Seedlings, Headdche, Mango, Salt Rhsum, Dys-
entery, Didrrhpd.
Look out for countereits the country Is full Of the
worst kind. You may know the genuine by each
wrapper round the bottle headed, some with plain
horse, Others with rider all of which signed j. L.
Curtis Procure this article, and you have Eminent
en- which you depend, and from the use OF which
YOU most sanguine expectations may be realized
You enquire of single person Of the merits CT
Curtis Original Mamaluke Liniment, but what they
will tell you Of some great good it has done them
their pegihbors. There is no other Liniment that will
perform many cures as this. Ask for j. L. Curtis
Original Mamaluke Lniment. Some persons W i'll
offer you worthless article, telling you II is just as
good; but do not be deceived, take no other. Read
the certificate:
Mr. j. L. Curtis:-I have been afflicted for the last
three years with two running sores on my legs, orig
mating from poison that occurred short time before
they made their appearance. Being persuaded by a
friend who knew the great benefit to be derived from
your Mamaluke LiniElent. gave IL atrial, and com
menced using It, which did week, before deriving
any particular benefit Twas entirely cured.
July 81 59-Sm. q. TAYLOR.
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CounciI Proceedings.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 18th, Is

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 10th, 1859.
The Council met pursuant TO adjournment
Present the Mayor, Recorder and Marshal.
Alderman Blake, Hendershott, Graves, Jones
Potter and Simons--Absent, Baker, Hunter
and Lewis.
The minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
NJ Hendershott from committee on prin-
ting, report that they had notified the print
ers to submit propositions for printing, but
as yet they had received no proposition
Mr. Jones moved that the Committee be au-
thorized to contract for the printing Of the
ordinances, adopted.
Mr.. Potter, from Auditing committee, re-
ported the following claims signed by w. p.
Rowel, for work done on streets, to wit -
A. freeman $500; John Vanderpool, S. !;
r. Murphy 81 +; T. Kelly So so; I. Mont
gon 50 25 On motion Of Mr. Hendershott,
the claims were allowed and Mayor and Re-
corder authorized to draw orders for the
same.
The Mayor reported the claim Of Patrick
LAWYER of 81 60 for work done on the street
On motion of Mr.. Blake, the claim was al
lowed, and Mayor and Recorder authorized
to draw orders for the same
Mr.. Blake moved that the street Commit
lee be authorized to contract for the setting
of two tier of stone across College Street on
the north side of Front Street.-Adopted
On motion the Council adjourned, to meet
Monday Evening Aug. 22d.
A. w. CASTOR, Recorder.
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Aug IL, 1S5a-ne2 4w
To Lucus Bond. fmmadilla Boud, Bathena Whit
comb, Rufus Whitcomb, Rebecca A. Nudge and
Jesse Windsor

To Lucius Bond Fmmadilla Bond, Bathena Whit.
comb, Rufus Whitcomb, Rebecca A. Nudge aud
Jesse Windsor.
NyOU aud each Of Won hereby notified that
III there is now file in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Wapeilo County, Iowa, peti
tion off. Crane, alleging that on the> day ofJuy,
1857 Jesse H. Nudge executed to him his prrmi.snry
note for $3.50 due July Is 1855 AMI that said Jesse
II. Nudge and EnmadilIa Nudge his wife, mortgaged
said CIR to the payment of said note, the
East y of the y. T.. of Section 81, in township II,
" Of X. Is West in said county That said Jesse II.
Nudge Il now deceased, and that You his heirs;
that said notes due and unpaid Aud that said Crane
In said petition asks Judgment said note and the
foreclosure Of said mortgages against yout heirs
of said decedent
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the second iav of the next term of said
Court ia September next, judgment win be rendered
by default, asd your interest in the said mortgaged
premises foreclosed according 20 the PRAYER OF said
petition. T. BtGHAM Atty for Prf.
State of Iowa. ! This notice came into my hands
wapelio County. - fnr service on the Sd day OF
August, 1859. The within named defendants not
found in my county. Vim. LEWIS, Jr., Sheriff
August Sd, 1859. of WspeIie county, Iowa
The within notice having been returned endorsed
by the sheriff of Wapello county. 1.-The within named
defendants not found in my cornty," at the request
OF the Plaintiffs attorney IL Is ordered that the with
In notice be published In the ottumwa Courier, "a
newspaper printed and published 10 Ottun,ws Iowa,
for four consecutive weeks. JOSEPH HAYNE,
August Sd, 1859. Clerk, District Court.
Aug l. Se-21{w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ssnihiosa, OF Great Men.

Ii is now the opinion of all physicians chemists and
scientific persons who have thoroughly examined and
tested CURTIs' COMPOUND SYRUP or SASSAFRAs, that
there is compound now in use that will give so
much relief this in the following diseases Group,
hives colds consumption bronchitis, coughs, hoarse
ness asthma difficulty in breathing splitting of blood,
whooping cough and measles As as ID has been
taken II removes all foul matter. creates easy expec
toratio and drives the disease from the system leav
ing ii i'm healthy This syrup is mild and pleas
ant to take purifying at the same time. Read this
certifcate--one In thousand:
Mr.. j. H. Curtis-I have been soreiv afflicted for
several years with cough, which had become
settled on my lungs, and fast approaching cou-
sumption my friends all told me could not long
dure It, I had tried medicine and many physicians,
and almost driven to despair, when l concluded
to make great effort with your Syrup of Sassafras.
accordingly procured six bottles, and in less than
three months, by continuing to il, perfectly
cured. have known 1t used with the same success
in many cases. Yours Truly,
july 81, '59-3m. c. HARTMAN.
For sale In every neighborhood.
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We desire again to direct attention to the
Increased facilities of our friend A. j. Sch
worm to accommodate the public with Gro
ceries and kindred articles. By attention to
business and keeping good assortment of
pure Staples, Adam is securing large
trade.
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WILLIAMS & HAMILTON
Solrs for Commits
Pillow WAKING

VUNHE subscr respectfully informs his friends and
y the pu' lie generally, that he manufactures all
kinds OF pows and prepared TO supply the Farmers
ofWapeilo Go. with article unsurpassed In material
and workmanship
BlacksmithinE in all its various branches, horse
shooting. oS-seoeing and iobbing If all kinds s.-
~ Remember the place, the Lower Steam Min.
AARON MYERS.
Ottumwa. Feb. 18th, 1885 n5o-V
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New Posi- MASTER G. Fisher has re-
Signed the office of Post Master at this place
and is succeeded by DIR. A. Hawkins. Our
friend Tom retains his position as Deputy
Up. NJ. The Office is to be removed shortly,
TO Pulnroy's block, Marketst.
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We take pleasure in referring to the card
sof w. w. Farley & Co. in another place. -
This old and popular House are fully pre-
pared to meet the increased demand upon
their important branch of business in the
most prompt and satisfactory manner.
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COURIER.
Local and Miscellaneous.
IOWA, :: August Is, 1859

We received from A. w. Bowman, News
Agent, old Post Office building, Front-st,
files of eastern papers in advance of the
mails. Chicago papers at noon of the day
Republication Mr.. B. has all the latest pub
weeklies and monthlies.
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VINEGAR. yiNEGaRl vINEGAH.

N EWIS GEERgECss is manufacturing and
~ selling at wholesale and retail superior article
Of Vinegar, Front street, next door to the Carroll
House, o,tumwa. saving of from &l,oo to ~ rs a
chasing Of me. Orders solicited from dealers.
July Dist. 16S9-nI9-y
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N ne Farmers and Merchants Bank Of dstLono
state Of I0scd.
S,urFI " NEVILLE las TORRANCE

n NE Farners and Merchants Bank Of Asasond,
STATE of Iotcd.
s,mrsL ". NsvlLLE, JAS. TORRANCE,
u. Davis, j. f. WILKINSON.
1E AVISG associated themselves, and such persons
q as may become subscribers to the capital stock
Of the company, into an Incorporated Company, the
following notice Of the organization of said ncorpora
tan is made in pursuance of Section 6,s in Chapter
~. of the code of Iowa:
Ist.--The name of this incorporation is the "Frr-
,aers and Merchants Bank Of ashland" The prip-
cpal place of transacting business said incor-
roration will be the town of Ashland, Wapello coun-
ty, State of Iowa.
acted by the incorporation, Is general Banking, Col
lectng and Exchange business, and to transact the
ordinary business of Bank, and receive deposits OF
money and investing the same by loans real estate
other securities, and may purchase and sell bank
notes and real estate.
sd-The amount of capital stock authorized Is
&ion 600 being in shares of 800 each. Ten per cent
the subscribed previous to the 25th day of
May 1852 shall be paid in by or before the said 25h
day of say 1882 and ten per cent ten dollars per
share ninety days thereafter until the stock sub
scribed for shall be paid in: and the remaining stock
day of May 1852 by paying ten cent, or ten dol
lars per share at the time of subscribing and ten
cent dolas per share every ninety days there
after until the same is paid in and default of
any stakeholder 20 make payment as specified then
the stock such nstallnent nstalments may he
due and unpaid together with all paid up installments
thereon, shall be forfeited 10 the company, and the
stock forfeited may be subscribed for in such
ner as the company or directors may prescribe.
4th.-Tha articles OF incorporation were approved
and adopted by the corporation the 25th day OF
May. 1852 and said Incorporation is to continue until
the 25th day of May, 1869, and may be renewed.
5th.-The officers Of said corporation are Board
of Directors consisting of three @ stockholders, and
may he increased TO five 10y Said board may elect
(l from their number President, and may appoint
such further officers assistants from their number
otherwise may be found necessary or expedient
in carrying on the business of said company:
6th-The time Of holding elections, hereafter Is the
first Monday in April, annually.
Tth-The highest amount of Indebtedness liabiT-
ity to which the company corporation shall have
power subject ITSELF shall not exceed the sum OF
s65.oa0
be exempt from the debts liabilities of the said
COMPANY corporation.
9th-rhe stockholders may vote either by ballot or
proxies.
JAS. TORRANCE, ]
II. DAVIS. Directors.
J.E WILKINSON
J. r. WILKINSON, President.
An, II ISsa noo tv
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HALLS Lung Baisarn

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, In all cases. gives the
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more cures
since its introduction than any other cough medicine
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by our lead
ing physicians the safest and best remedy be-
fore the public.
dren aud yet powerful In Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings In certificates al
most daily ofits wonderful in all parts of the
country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS Is sold by ]. l..
TAYLOR, ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town in the country.
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SCOvILL's STILLENGIA,
NOTICE.

- NOTICE.
To Nathan Newly and Louisa J. Newly.
You and each of you are hereby notified that there
is file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dist let
Court in Wapello county Iowa, petition Of Wells
Stever, firm composed of John II. Wells and George
steyer, claiming of you the sum of Three Thousand
Dollars money due two promissory secured
by mortgage foreclosure of which mortgage Is asked
and that unless you appear nd answer thereunto
before the morning of the second day of the
Term of the District Court which will be begun aud
held at 0ttunwa, Wapello county, Iowa, on the
third Monday in September, A. H., 1889, Judgment
viii be rendered against you thereon.
NEGUS .CJLBERTSON,
ktt'ys for plaintiffs.
The within notice having been returned endorsed
by the Sheriff, "The within named defendants, Ma
than Newly and Louisa J, Newly, not found in my
county,, at the request of the plaintiffs Attorneys
is ordered that the within notice be published In
the otumwa Courier Ga newspaper printed and pub
lished in ottumwa, Iowa. for four consecutive
weeks. JOSEPH HAYNE,
July, Goth, 1859. Clerk Dist Court
No 204w-f$I50.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
THE WESTERN STAGE CONPAN'

4 RE running Daily Four Horse Line of os
IN Coaches, from Ottumwa To Bentonsport, passin
through Drakesvilie, bloomfield. Troy, strngtown
and Keosauqua, making sure connections with the
Cars for Keokuk.
Also daily line OF Hacks from Ottumwa to Centre
VILE connecting with ri-weeky line from there to
Cory Leon, Decatur City, Mt. Ayr, PiAttsville
Clarinda aud through to Nebraska City, making quick
time and sure connections at all points along said
lines.
Missouri will find IL to their interest to take this
sE-stage Office at the Ottumwa House
Ottumwa July 7th 1859. j. X. wITHRow, Ag't
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To A. w CASTOR, Administrator of the Estate fJesse
II. Mndge deceased Emma ID. Nudge, widow Ru-
hls~Whitcomb, Bethana Whitcomb, Elisha Whitcomh
RebeCca Whitcomh, Lucus Bond, Emma d. Bond,
Michael Nudge, Jesse ]. Nudge, Emeline Nudge and
Jesse W. Wnlscr:
MOO and each of You are hereby notified that there
= Is file in the Office of the Clerk of the
Wapelio District Court, Iowa. the petition Of James
awley claiming judgement against the said Estate Of
Jesse II. Nudge deceased for $3.50 and the foreclos
nTe of mortgage executed by deceased on the n Ek
of the X of section II. I. IL, " Range Is w and
that he equity Of redemption be forever barred and
iorrclosed, against each and all OF you
Now unless YOU appear and answer TO said petition,
or before the morning of September the aath 1852
judgement win be rendered against Won on said nett.
ton. HENDEESH0TT & HORTON
Att'ys for Prf
The original notice In the above case having been
returned mot found as Ia some of the above named
defendants the Court at the Ma Oh Term. directed
that publication of the rendency of said suit he made
in the Weekly OttuGawa Courier. for four weeks.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk D. C..
Aug. Ist. lsS92i-sw
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ONLY TWO REMArN.-The Missouri Demo-
crat has the following
The result Of the Southern election leaves
but two Opposition candidates for the Pres
idencv in the field, Edward Bates, of Missouri
and John Bell, of Tennessee. There is no
earthly doubt that ifeither shall receive the
nomination from the Republican Convention
he will be elected.
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J. r. $ X T. L. r. q n,

J. r. X Il L. TON,
tSuccessor to J. r. Hukill,J
Matchmaker &c .Jeweller,
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
FRONT STREET, OrruswA, Iowa,
NXyOGLD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of ottumwa and Wapello County, that he has
permanently engaged In the above business in 0ttum
wa. and solicits share OF patronage,
sT" Work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
June so, '59-i6-1l-tf
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Messrs. Bolles, Smith &Co--Gentleincn:
In using Scovirs Stillingia and Sarsaparilla,
did so more from the persuasion of friends
than from confidence of its merits. | had
been long in the hands of the physicians
without relief
After many years of painful suffering, al
hicted with scaly cruptions over my whole
body, and many running sorers under my
ears, arms, and other places, and life seemed
but a burden, have the pleasure to inform
YOU that | have recovered and once more
enjoy the blessing which this world affords.
All this il the work of your Sarsaparilla. |
am satisfied there could be no create blessing
conferred upon my fellow citizens than the
administration of your Sarsaparilla in sick
ness and diseases.
Please accept assurances of my high con-
sideration, and believe me your obliged hum
Ole servant
Chicago, ILL.,, April 18th 1858.
JOHN b. LAWSON.
Sold by il. Taylor Ottumwa.
See Advertisement in another column OF
this paper, headed Scovlps Stillingia.
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= p. ST. j. Holmes is authorized to re
ceive and take charge of the Sheep and Cat
Tie contributed by the farmers, and will be
ready to receive the same at any time be-
tween this and 9th of August. Persons
DESTROYS of contributing baskets of prepared
provisions on the morning Of the celebration.
] will please deliver them at Mr. Hawley's store
fcn Main Street, where they will be thank.
billy received by the committee.
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GRAND

~ AN1y&rr9hM liHHHue
| e!
j RAILROAD CELEBRATION!
OTTUMWA, IOWA,
SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1859.
The Committee appointed to take into con-
sderation the propriety of celebrating, in an
appropriate manner, the event of the compile
ton of the b. & M. r. r. to the county-seat
of Wapello county, have met with such sue
. cess and have received such aid and encour-
agement that they have resolved to proceed
with the necessary arrangements for such
celebration, and have fixed the time when il
shall take place on
Thursday, September LIST, 1859.
We would most earnestly call upon the
I citizens of the entire county to come forward
and contribute towards making this DEM
s~onstration worthy of our rich prairies and
fertile valleys, and worthy the liberalty and
the intelligence of our citizens demon
stration that will exhibit the resources of our
county and the harmonious and progressive
spirit of her citizens.
Let this be such an exhibition that when
presented before our invited stranger guests,
Y every man may feel proud of being citizen
of Wapelo county, and having contributed
towards the festivities of the occasion. Wa
8pello county is already about the fifth in
point Of wealth and population in the State.
Let her stand second to none on an occasion
of this kind, and let her citizens show to the
rest Of the State that they justly appreciate
their position and those great natural advan-
tages that have been the means of insuring
4 them Railroad facilities with their Eastern
neighbors
Come forward, then, with your contribu-
4 tions---bring on your Flour, Beef Mutton,
Fowls, and money. Those who have not
contributed anything as yet, and who may
pot before the day Of the celebration,
y find it convenient to do so, may bring with
4 them baskets of cakes, pies, fowls, butter,
I honey, &C., in fact anything prepared that
will add to substantial repast. Beeves and
Sheep should be brought in alive on the 27th.
Quarters Of beef at the same time. All who
have subscribed Flour, should bring it in by
the 9th ALSO 1t may be left at either Of the
mills in this city,
Farmers of Wapello you who have been
in the habit Of selling your produce for
q mere song, and taking store pay--you who
have waded through snow and storms with
your stock to the Missssippi--youw who have
travelled after mud wagons to get your year
" supplies-you, all Of you come forward
and !etus rejoice together over the arrival of
the "Iron Horse" Let us glory over this
most important event-have good dinner
and unanimous and harmonious action,
and 60 home satisfied with ourselves, and
proud of our county! Now, altogether-let
no one stand back.
d. F. GAYLORD,
ID. B. ABRAHAMS,
c. w. KITTREDGE,
j. NJ. HEDRICK,
w. w. FARLEY.
T. p. ST. j. Holmes is authorized to re
u ~o;vc and fake charfra of +hr cl -. =. 4 ~ u
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INST RECElvED, full assortment Of
- Queens and Glass Ware At
&C. wARpEN's.
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RAILROADS.
Burlington & Missouri R. R. R.
CHANGE OF Ty7sr.


IN AND AFTER AUGUST Is, and until further no.
tice is given, Passenger Trains will leave aud
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
ITALY.

TURIN, Sept. ll.-OFFIcIAL DISPATCH, FLoREEcE
Sept. n.l-To-day, Sgnor Ricasoli ha, published an
order of the day. thanking the Guard in the name Of
the country and the King of Sardinia for tler bearing
and discipline expressing confidence in the future, and
looping Ii at the Guard aud the regular troops would
airport he wishes Of the country.
MoDESA, Sept. 1.-The e1 Secretary in the Cabinet
Of rarcis V. Keeper of the Pryy Archives, and the
exSccretay General in the late hisistry for Foreign
Affairs, have scknow edged to-day before Notary
the AN hentcity Of the writing Of the two letters from
Francas V, abusing the Emperor Napoleon, france,
and the other Western Posers This declaration Is In
reply 70 the article in the Pays.
PiRYA, Sept I2-Tne National Assembly voted
unanimously un and by ballot, the annexation OF the pro
center Of the glorious NASTY of Savoy. solemn
silence egned in the h.; Of the assembly during the
voting, bat at the proclaim ',ion OF the rssu, OF the
be,o: enthusiastic cheers TOR Victor Emanuel burst
forth from all pars. All prop sas made al yesterdays
sittirg have been adopted unani ousy and the follow
ing motions taken into consdera 'on;
l. The confirmation of Sgnor Fs Uni as Dictator.
= The PRONUNCIATION of the Statues of Sardinia.
3. The formation of fund for the assistance of the
Venetian Volunteers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
FRANCE.
FROM Oar Own Corespondex-

From Oar Own NoVTesPondek-
PARIS, Sept Is, 1859.
The Moni,ear of last Friday broke the long 81.
lence that has been so much complained of. Its
leader that day is vertable "sensation article !"
and kicked up rumpus in the minds Of men,
whose extent and violence no refined classic phrase
conveys an adequate idea. The substance, if not
the full text of it, should have been transmitted to
England by telegraph before the departure of the
Saturdays steamer for Liverpool. Its intrinsic
importance well meri.ed such telegraphic a!ten-
ton. To convey . notion Of the frst impression it
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Aug. s.-The civil employees nsye
raised objec ons to the Threatened dimnu'on OF 'ne
s,lsries The Comm ander. in Chief has Issued an
oder Of the dsy in which he addresses the European
troops IN q warning manner. TIE rebel tugitives IN
the mountains Of Nepaul number about e,VVo' TX
charge q. d2cs.
Apry TIL EGRAPH OFFICE, Sep. The Ottoman,
from Bombay with dates 70 the 2lst, has arrived.
Some excitement eIists among the Mohsmmedans oil
the Pun iaub. The 5th and 9TH Regiments OF Madras
Cavalry have shown symptoms OF disanec'ion az
uyderabsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
SPAIN.

Letter. received from Madrid TO the 9TH etAe tnat
the English Ebssssdor had addressed inquiries 70 .he
oversmen, of Spain concerning the concentration 3i
Snan.b troops in Agecirss The reply OF the Spsnsn
GoyeIpmept le said to have been drawn up with grsM
courtesy but Did not fully explain the reasons o. ,he
concentration Of troops at this point. Some OF .he
Madrid journals publish articles " on the necessity ..
" taking G,brsl,ar rom the English, no mater by
- vhA, ueaIs,'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent Of TIE London Tg.es says:
" A Berne telegram of the Sth informs that the
EmperoIs Francis Joseph and Napoleon will 5000
" meet a. the Castle of Arenenberg. Prince Riekard
" Me,ternich will return this evening from Paris. II
81 is said tbs. his mission has been unsuccessful"