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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

0N the oath day Of June, 1859, the under
y tigned WAS dolly qualified NJ Adminiatratrlx Of
the estate Of Peter Reichard, late OF Montgomery
county decd. MARY RRICHARD.
P.9-An Inventory and appreiBement o. the ea-
tate and property OF said deenased will be taken I'M
meliateiy, and contlHpa oprn Tor Inspection until
\ JeaI NJ. r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28
IA Good SpeculationI

THE Subscriber will sell at private sale, his
Il Farm, containing ia0h acres, situated IN Miami
and Springfield Turnpike Road. Thls farm con-
tAins about % of good farming land, and the
balance IL heavy timber. There IL on the premises
two good wells Of Dever-failing WAtsF, .nd good
barn And house. and other neoessary out-onildinSs.
ror further particulars, Ahd tsfms, Inquire OF tbs
Sysc.SwS - DANIEL BnRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

Q. Hagan, assault with intent to shoot;
CraiRhead q OuppY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

- sNs.s.iN's AZ - aNe. ssaAOAa n Aa.-lsreas
success ALE the proof
Judged ny this there labor
noie comparable to singers Sewing Machines After esiab
h,R 'hc highest rePutan In the United States
hnpned al the late xp'silnb Unv"rele Frame. here
nes carried on the highest premium and great
y to make them baA cen n naris
i"e'e'! ofanch industry which be done,
ma nes ran lie used with immense profit the speed
W 'e ha!i" sy usiE Is Ia travelling ing
singer Mschres compared with hand wing tailor
nessnaker trimmer .addie halter Ac,
&C. hod ne without one The fair profit using
these regularly employed Thousspd Iol
year 10 all frivat" iam where tLer. IL mn, \. ing 10
he Zone These nrine= nj valuable
anu hoit keepers md them md prob
Table hrse machines simple In AMI
strong and durah heine the only kind OF sewing Ma
could he perfectly cserni. Thousands and w,rI
hut Singer Machines alone have been found every
where t" satisfy the wants II thu public
Pam printed INSTRUCTIONS fer using with each
thine nom woh any readily acquire the
aging hem TIE machines a ked securely To go To any
iart OF :he world To all pcrsbs siiig
timst"n We will fcaon 10y hitter either our
6cc ior~ ard copy of NJ Singer Gazette pap.r
wholly devoted to the SEW iug Machine Interest
- /. NJ. SINGER & CO,
Prin' pa Dfre. Nc. I43 broadway. New York
BRANCH pffiCttNn Il Iianay ST. Bnston M VI chan
81 ST.. A'w Iasru, CT buNer.le n. Y No "a broad
Newark, y j. No, l42 Chestnut philad.. No
baltimore St ba,tim,re M - " ST Providence
K n" iasi 18th ST, cnr.nai, No 10 North ST. 81
Louis n ST Charles St, Acn Orleans No
81 h'''l" l,lrr 2I-dSrt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

- 1CH ONO POTTEKuES, Foot Of Main
~ Street, Rockets and Corner Cary and 18th Streets
RICHMOND, VA, ksksEk PAhR froprieors The -ub.
scribers respectfully inform the chnond
In the adjoining that they he
best quality uf STONE WARE which they will sell at the
follow prices ruth q liberal discount for cash
All Ware sold by will be delivered the cty
free of charge. THoS Vi KEEsEE'
DAVID PARR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

w THIS Is the most rel all. SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in i' market both IN the quality of ts work its du
rabty and simplicity he operation Of it is easier learned
than i"at "i an, other Machine, while it works with
The finest silk, the heaviest cloth leather either of
winch II works in erior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work, while
oh s'> 9" the ri"h are st he'd alike raling in beauty
the most c giant hand work a,,y gets OF working
perform all ordinary epair' until worn out With
me ' shvanhts over other Machines feel confident
Families All kinds {" Manufacturing Coters Taors, Boot
Sn"F n ] any seam In their work
that viii do their work 10 u rapid and manner
much sewing this Machine particularly pied to
their wants besides saving labor enough months
pay fort Taos wid fnd saving by using this
ing Mnohne besi,s being always peor quality OF
wikihai does ut easily and that looks much nicer than
and work Boo ard shoe 'nuiacturers Thou
sands OF Dollars by using This Machine while many purpo
work don" an l"atAcr by this Machine better than
The editor of the Cad'r"wn Georgia. Patriot says When
we purchased your W,eds Ieni Se1iag Hdchas
20 Wholly Tor amy use but as it Wa rec nrnred to
"n leather we u cd Oh Harness and Carriage Trimmings
work done in this both beauty Strength
aud we fee confident for ,his alone the machine
large pl ,nation s"ys II is worth the of his best
hands in the time in kim cloihcs
Machine have sold vicinity has xiv the great.
st satisfaction and several intend from
yon soon
plantation near New Orleans Your two Utds Patent
ing Machines have been use since bought
htm and with the best OF practical In less than
weeks the two operators them finished complete
clothes Tor each OF my two hund and ten plauain la.
and ind the tine saved In using them his
Another Planter says employ three o, four han,
In making clothes for the but purchased Your
plantation my wife use. il for making nearly
NIL the clothes OF the family Heel confident the
We wish all rho need Machine to examine these they
arr the S'ml and best tor Family Plantation any
9TH where stitch required Price
S1ninS Mdchsat SlUU aud $3.50
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor to Within y Lyons.
IT, so'dby A. $. ENGLEDovE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

NcT1aE.-Ai "a meeting al the Bonrd Of al
~ 81 the NHIuia and taruad
eij al The "il'c ii the oi j. uviUurg
saturday The iIi January l-7, the
adopted
On notion, Gsoipcd That from and after fin Feb
ru,J neAliio \usna aud tnurssee Com, amy
AHicd trtins iunins tins road uss
mat -uI niIird
The CupaUlc VI the agents this
Company.
H,0Utd That all claims against this Company Ei loss
damage WITHIN
harl st
A Cory nInues.
MM Il. HUGHES Sr"y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

SUPERINTENDENT = OFtlC ", 4 I. X *.
LYNCHBukG, December -, 1858 )
WANTED 400 young nal nblc bo.iscd \ T..
w GKoES, for Depot Train shop and Road seryieedur
Ing the year. W. &. SMITH,
dec ~ div Gen Supt
(V Papers advertising for the Company In Petersburg
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Lib, rty. please cory
i've TEsE l.ADBES.-J a-t cd md % 4
hiinun for DAYS only, assortment of beau
ifnl EngravihGs coored Lh"grap:s Pantines and Iho
graphs L. Gre. and Ant que Painting Th lot has bSen
cnnsignmcn ana sold extremely low
prices call them. ii. e. VICTOR.
IAN .1f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
r. FRANCE L Co, MANAGERS.
BALTIMORE

AFTER the exposure of the Bogus Lottery
Il trunt bout III. country purchasers Of ickets vii If
fr. tnd ia ordering lh"-e lao desire 10 purchase wound
b. foolish 70 send money Lottery CONCERN ,y,ou,
HAT they MI have 'a'fn.s draw schemes and
feel that The Managers are i"sIDnsbls tor prizes.
The MAINLAND Lori MI 5 have draw nv
fory y.as hh"hs o dollars nave been drawn Ia L paI
IEes, frum tiUoUu up H. o UOU a.u III. h,..
" ipui SINGH tk,tpiini, paid
Thee are the Loirrc. l. orJrr liz In The yan,ou,
iuIiy sp"n9le ir Pr,ze an, ,e,u,,
they have given BtnI, st,t, ii Mi i.ud IL
halt OF dollars 10 pz. holder. lie, do
prnn,e you '4Wh S-utOJ s.tJ 90 bnl the
i-r "'d honest s.ncs good can u. made i
ltire ~ the Iftits.
magnificent Hchrnac Tor Janaa.y, 1879.
GRAND CAPITAL PRizg
1862 $50.
MARYLAND . ALL LOTTERY.
CLaSS i,
10 be dawn IN Bal i'm re- saturday. January e9lh les,
tnd III s"psriaf"dnc u e STATE LOtcry Comm. ssioa.y
SPLENDID SCHEME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

uDERsvlAN lalANO.- 900 Bng. Of No.
L fENt WAN GUANO, landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DtNENPORr& Co,
jan. Q dly kIchnl nd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

~ dslGt.ENhIEHMEHs GRAND ENaIl.
A11o HON or EEAbl MADE CLIO HINti - he
IeIsbnr tins 10 to the pub
aud hs STOCK 81 kLADN MA
,LDI nIN,,, GEN lLi.MENN flKNl>lilNG Goods,
/ AlInEI.l.A>, nj Nh 81, has
he pur.b scd mud l.w phi Ton aud
pnnpt pay euso,s IT., to Inc every
IN. hnt i, woui,is bat il4t myscli
rron,s uniy. Tae variety syns and
huur be Than
Al
,uunlry Merchants wl find Jobbns prices lower than
tlor"uiI" n buN
ndse yourselves STUDY your lAtvI,h you
wni ,rttdnly pur,ba
OF IJls GUGGENilEIMER.
lnKEIs An u ~sas Sl.l Es.-Wt hns. az q q
Luu,n'r ct ali ucs,ripii Also,
which
attention of those la CAMP, SMITH ~ CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
CASuI GROCERY sTOis

guSHE UNDERsI8NED, having formed eo.partnership
u under the style and firm Of
ADA p Il ANDERsON.
or the purpose iucting GENERAL GROCERY and
commission BUSINESS. have taken the old stand Of
SAUNDERS tKBY, Main street. next door below LEE.
JOHNSON a co.
They are now receiving LARGE AND GENERAL
81 lk OF ALI. GOODS IN THEIR LINE, bought at such
reduced prices fall asiaeion 10 all who may
favor them With call
they do bushes. and strictly adhere
TO- tn. la.h stem great induce mcnts vii he offered
ca III buyrrs Of haBgc for Country Produce
viii prompt pcsonal attention to MI consignment
Produce and mad" as aaSies are "heccd
JOHN q ADAMS.
,hY5t. TIDS - ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

~ ISLAND. WEST INDIES Tho richest formation Of
Phosphate Lime Nm the worlL containing 20
Bone Phosphate OF Lime heng ~ per richer in
Phos hate OF chan bone lu> FIR sale by the snbs
her much lowe prices hat r ';uano. and from
tinorals received. il. ritizipg qualities Fo
further particulars ~ W. T. ANDERSON.
lnnNl A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

\. GUGGF,N elmer,
NXTUt Id cai tn, OF hs tri, hS AMI
w pubic hi. large well selected stock Dry
Shoes Parcisr attention has been pad
Ladies Goods, every seriion style and quality
Ladies II Silks, lie supple" wt3 LACK ,"red
81 10 yard-is stuck OF Mernors. Nous.
Inns Alpaccas unsurpassed as t" price and quaI,
The stock of Cl"aks Shawl, &c. neJ
hr,ug ht this he und herewith choice
lection Of Shneswhi upon examination will be iound
cheap. Also superior l,i Cloths Cassimeres, &rwiha
good stock heavy Woo"us tarm hands. Blankets A.
Buyers invited 10 give NY stock an examination.
t17Country Merchants do we'll II before
going North. n. GUGGENHEIMER.
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

GmAW603 e0A vi o!s-T hove opeued shts
- nosulne, 50 BEAUTIFUL 6dAWLs, entirely new
whieh VIII Be sold great sachce Please call and az
hsseluse nskineyour parehases
~ WAAf' JOHN ABR>HANS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24


SiGN or 1HE LIGLE,
FtERS to his friends the public generally Of the
~ and choicest WA lCI. s. JEW ELRY,
SlLN ERWAEE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRSI CLASS
lie cheap, bilant and eau be hat any other
establishment thus any othel In depart
Articles hnp0ric)
sly les aud the most unique and ca"rate wokma.
ship septr
eDRIGE OF II Err as A. q OIL AM LA mrs
4 kEDl tED-Nc Viii, al and after date, sci, kf
kOShAE OIL at ON DOLLAR AMI TWENTY NV cENIs per
gallon We have made Aecus
keep on hand supply Hi AID are The sUic agents.
tor tins e!iy Tic Bcnanc lie ttnno tc purchased
9th, house
We also various s,yi, Of Lamps reduced prices
We call III" public attention ult tie Oh, and
most iisht equal candles
al cost OF ~ hal eont noar. MI ik y 81 ENEA>,
y JO-b No l"' sycamore ST.. PetrI sJnag Va.
lNlNE GIt: Ats We hn,c now im stone the
II hucS assortment lt,luS 20 have ulercd-oy
cas- ot good ,aohe rr'id, cali and
srr,s IL W, a. STROLLER ~ co.
WORN CORN :: nGAl., AT MPnnd GROUND
~ tIASlEK.-I he undu, has rented l!"m M,ssr,
Ianshotnc johns tno.r ,uhN AND PLAsi Ek MILL
lie Keep Ii U
wal sea- chrap I,uurtua.
LlAt> -. EANGliORNl;. Sol. AIT
mar Its for Luz 81 Western lIASt'r Ia this
IA OOD An - ~ ,ssss.ns IA. um.r. v ned
w kecps constantly the Suuih kaIiruad
Depot good " Dob AND Ii M3ER, and M
AuIs successful IN
Appomattox count! he Milan. order tor Lunoer
q.
III, terms are OF 20 and under cash 100
sixty 500 credit, the purchase III
required to give noi,s satistaeturly endorsed.
II MY Mr " nolus, found con
tanty n The -. Depot, NJ! aiFessis Evergreen Ay
TOOL OIly JOHN NJ TDNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE
THE PLACE FOR TIE DELlCAClES.
su,HR subscriber feels deeply grateful for the very liberal
heretofore estud"d by list OF patrons
than prompt In their engagement" res
ecfuy them aud the public generally thai am again
door below the Post once where intend Keep ~ ~
ng SWEET POTATOES while in season. AMI NsNl1
= Fsrsh Ftsh and Oy.srr., NSH1
ASS1 Of the mrst superior Mind shall
be able they be delivered la this
market for have brother thai has been at the best Oyster
markets for and have made arrangements win MN
to Oysters opened for he being No Judge Nj"
cna bile me o have good Oysters. All ask Is cali
.e,1 dtf e.. T. AKERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
Once ofihc so.ih-sidc ~. IL. Co.,

HI sUPEarIOSPiIATEO OF LIME
Aanu..tct. red rrnu Formula of
janis nltGlNS
safe Cnciulst OF AarS land,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DlSflNSE VIA TWO
Peruvian
crop Pt'krt ully warrant.
l,ui
The above tItivr Pamphlets ing iuIl de
TAN 81
lancc aid mu'it oil appn,~.',', 90" be bhl'l
NJ. uDLLlNS& co,
maj IH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

EATAER-A large let Of Upper Leather.
II just received And for sale by
dec Isis FRANKLIN BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24

E. eWbsfFIbsT
lot ,he Bl.in for the purpose" al buying selling and
WOOD viii on1cRyor 10 keep con
hand good supply "f the SAINT lp"e IN want
article viii please call On rae at Elliots stab on
I,rge SIR self hroth always be found
and MI orders AT short no.
W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24


IN AMI after Monday. tnc si dty al A,cnJrr all
~ produce sfcru' ~ rcian "a tao ~ Ltnchbuig
thau II h"is wall renoS"d
the aIi ali it"ducc 81 removed be hanged
the .'unsc at sich Transfer
rendered hN tn n
Fr,eu lymhbnrg u pot, by ~h,, Company,
t'nghr,s ii,,et, iucon
N,neuee n'' rs~ oi oss ". SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
A,ToLEN. Fmom ny FAMu NaAW


uNOk q - T. llA1 " God - ~ ~ Isssio,n
II Mrs Aliens ~ ITO Basrn. IIruph,iuus. gu as
iomauvs and Hal, Also, tI.riIsuu aha.
10y JOHN IA. aEAi
oct IL Is. Druggist.
RDIRE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
ns superior article Also. pnrc Juice Fort me-
nne Madeira Vine London Porter. For s.,o by
Kep copy Iaug " 4. W. A. STRO1lIER &Co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-28

The extraordinary document which we publish
in another column, purporting to be an order for
the removal of the record in the case of WILLIAM
G. FORD, indicted for the murder of THOMAS
BuRNHAM, to the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county, for trial, signed '.HENRY STUMP, Judge
of Criminal Court of Baltimore city," is perhaps,
the most triumphant specimen of Judicial ignorance
and insolence combined, with which that enght-
ened magistrate has yet favored the public So far
from its being true, as Judge STUMP states that
the Court of Appeals have decided that Anne
Arundel county adjoins Baltimore city--the re-
verse is the fact In the case of Raab u.s. The State
reported in Md. Rep, 4S3, that identical
question was argued before the Court and it was
held that by the true construction of the Acts
of Assembly defining the limits of Baltimore city,
this city is not adjoining jurisdiction to Anne
Arundel county, and, therefore, under the present
Constitution and laws, criminal case cannot be
removed from the Criminal Court of Baltimore
city to the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county,
| for trial ..''.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-28

NJ EDMOND ABOUT, Partisan feanlletoniste has
written book concerning the Papal States which
is all this time creating quite sensation among
the ultra ontanists of France and Belgium. Ru-
NOR states-and we therefore give it only as rumor
that secret history attaches to the book, and
that its publication was designed 10 serve politi-
cal purpose. OF course, as every literary work,
whether large small, which treats of the Italian
question, is alleged to derive its inspiration from
NAPOLEON H., NJ. ABoUT's book which attacks
the temporal sovereignty Of the Pope, and is es-
pecally severe upon his chief adviser, the Cardinal
ANToNELL is duly credited with the honor of
having been secretly sanctioned, if not orig-
naly suggested by the Emperor. These are the
facts, say the letter writers. M. ABOUT was mem
Der of the editorial staff of the Monteur, which,
every body knows, is the organ of the Imperial
Government He went to Italy to obtain an insight
into the present condition of the Papa States, and
soon afterwards commenced writing for the col
o. the Moniteur series of letters, under the
general title of ala Question Romaine,' They
were sharp pungent, witty and sarcastic
The language was felicitous; the style light airy,
and graceful; the tone and manner dashing and
irreverent. As NJ, ABOUT dealt, or protested to
deal, with facts, his narrative sought for with
great avidity, and eagerly read by men of all
classes and opinions. The ultra NIontanists We
hemently denounced the letters and their author,
and some went even so far as to intimate that
NAPOLEON III. tacitly favored the publication,
Their indignant protest bad, however, the effect of
preventing M. ABOUT from continuing his letters
in the columns of the Moniteur, for which he has
recently taken his revenge by completing the SERIES
and issuing them in book-form in Brussels. He
intimates that he could easily have found a pub
Usher in Paris, but that Pro Mono ''nas long
EARN" But though the book appeared in Bel
gium its circulation was designed to be in
France, and by various channels it soon
made its way into all the p principal
towns of the kingdom. The clamor which
was Immediately raised by the ultra-Montan-
lists, added largely to the rapidity with which
La Question Romaine found purchasers and just
about the time when the demand for the work
began to sacken, the Government stepped in,
seized the remaining copies, and handed them
over to the tribunals. Whether, when the occar
sion arrives, M, ABOUT will 90 to Paris and stand
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-28
BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1859.

u,-.. -...o,,, Of the Franco-Sardinian armies In
italy combined with the deieat Vi Aoro DEhBf aho
,..o,o,,o,;on of Lord PALMERsToN to. power, has
,roduced a singular effect upon the vision of the
len Times. Before those important events
.aol, Mace, The Times saw every thing that oc-
o,rred in Italy as ''through glass darkly.''1 II
sneered at the idea of men expecting to find in Ma
porroS Ill, the regeneration of an oppressed ma
tionaly it persisted in declaring, in spite of re-
nored denals from persons best qualified to know,
that A secret treaty existed between France and
Russia, which would imperil the peace of Europe
il praised rather than blamed the Austrians for
throwing down the gage of battle and it predicted
that the discipline of the Austrian army, and the
science of its Generals would render it almost a
matter of impossibility for the Allies to expel them
from Italy But it longer clngs to its decisions,
and although it scorns to candidly acknowledge
that they were decisions, it now adopts views d.
rectly opposite to those previously expressed; ad-
mits that the professions of NAPOLEON may be
sincere acknowledges that there is no fear to be
apprehended from Russia and warns Austria that
having been beaten in every engagement, she has
no longer any " pooctSSIOuS Ill
Italy, and that the sooner she abandons her pre-
tensions, the better it will be for her Such is the
remarkable difference between the sentiments ex-
pressed by the London Times on receiving con-
frmation of the victory at Magenta and those ex-
pressed by the same journal a few short weeks ago.
in his memorable speech at the Mansion House,
Lord DERBY ate the words he had previously
uttered in the House of Peers; and in Printing
House Square the ''Thunderer' has been indulg-
ing with forced semblance of appetite in viands
of a similar character
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-28


his trial, orwhether he will suffer- Judgment to
go againsthim BY default, are questions which
the. future must decide. Paris correspondents
state that the apparent losses he has sustained by
the suppression of his book, are, in point of fact
clear gains; for that to compensate him for the
enmity of the ultra-Montanists, the Emperor has
purchased twenty thousand copies, and Prince
NAPOLEON has taken with him into Tuscany
ten thousand copies more. If these state
ments be true they indicate a curious state of
affairs, and may be regarded as foreshadowing
changes in the future that are destined to
have material effect upon the fortunes of
the Roman Catholic Church We know
already, from the letter of LOUIS NAPOLEON to
EDGAR NEY that the former has long contemplated
the secularzation of the administration of the Ro-
man States, and the restriction of the Pope TO the
exercise of a purely spiritual authority Weknow
also, that an appeal has been made to the Emperor
to place himself at the head of the Latin races and
Al. ABOUT asserts, in like manner, that it is the
duty of NAPOLEON ILL., as the Chief ruler of Catholic
France, ''the eldest born of the Catholic Church.
to place himself at the head of that Church and to
supersede Austria as defender of the Faitb.u It
10 ~ H 'SiJ uieiCioc, litl tnc UOOk OF Nj. ABOUT,
though nomnally suppressed, is yetsurreptitiously
distributed; for while it stgmatises the very general
corruption that exists in the temporal government
OF the Papal States, the local changes it recon-
mends are in strict accordance with the Emperors
ayowed policy, while its suggestions in other re-
spects are, at least flattering to his pride,
as they argue that his claims TO supremacy
IN the Church are superior to those of Austria. If
M. ABoUT's revelations are damaging to the
Catholic hierarchy as body, it is for them to de-
fend themselves against the injustice of his STRIFE
lures; but as the leading statesmen of Europe |
those of Austria alone excepted, have long since
conceded that the internal Administration of the
Papal States is corrupt it is despotic and as
LOUIS NAPOLEON idea of secularizing that Admin
istration could only be based with proprety upon
similar well grounded convictions, the difficulty
of defending what has been so generally de-
nounced, may be readily understood. Tt is evil
dent, however, from the power which the ultra
Montansts of France have already brought to bear
upon the Imperial government, that any modifca-
ton of the existing condition of things must be
cautiously introduced, unless NAPOLEON III. is
prepared to separate himself from large and
influential body of men who have heretofore been
regarded as among the most ardent supporters of
his dynasty.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-28
SOLE AGENCY .
OF THE RAITINopC roAT COW

y t. = DOLE AGENCY,
OF THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
No. SIS SECOND STREET, near the Post 0 ice.
In view of the present low of freight from the Com
panys Mines enabled sell the Baltimore Coal Com
panys Coal at low prices for immediate delivery The
superiority of this Coal all others well established
and the high reputation which it has borne the past
give entire satisfaction to purchasers offer
manufacturers and shippers low prices any good
Coal in the market ..
There number of parties in this city, dealers and
Others, who advertise and represent themselves selling
the Baltimore Company's Coal. / have been appointed
the sole Agent for this Coal and other party authorized
to sell it without written authority from me. ...
. -..a a.. CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent,
jelitf So Second street