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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-12
By CANNON & MATTHEW'S. :

Co. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
SSFFEETRAB 81 FOB DIsTILLERY, OR LAGER
By virtue Of decree the Circuit Court for Baltimore
TG TnIy M sitting as a. Court of Equity the subscriber
Gay street in the city Of Baltimore on MGNDAY
he 18th day OF APklI at one o'clock p NJ, the following
The S0tTH SIDE DIsTILLERY, located few rods south
OF city limits three stories high gravel roof fire proof by
- feet with brisk piers for tubs &C. story addition IL
COAL BIN for 200 COAL built of STONE level with
furnace room and below the road together with pens
ieedng 4Ooo hogs constructed in the most approved
manner with drains and tanks for saving manure
I9r wmch there Is ready sale This property is com
y having been applied wherever required to dispense
w snd hgl Labor and capable Of grinding mashng
Whskey with water privileges sufficient for enlargement
TO almost any extent 5000 bushels daily and has esr-
aDle advantages Tor the addition of ALCOHOL STILL
with such views The water for cooling purposes is never
drawn from lake of 25 surface depth
20 feet The level of water several feet higher than the
equaed in this country The whole establishment cost s35,
900, exclusive of ground and has only been operation
the intention of future enlargement, &c Being
property described in mortgage from George e. Graft
1857 and recorded in the Land Records of Baltimore county
The premises on which the above erected comprises
STABLE for II horses, and TWO TfiREE SToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL THE WATER RIGHTS
required and subject TO ground rent of $3.50 per annum,
There THREE SPRINGS on the place not vet brought
into USE Besides the above named advantages there are
many others connected with disng which adapted
The fact of this property being outside city limits ex
empts from city taxation and interference giving decided
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are one
third in three months and the balance in and twelve
bearing interest from day of sale.
J. MALCOLM Trustee
. CANNON d MATTHEW'S
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08
Hinton n. He,f.r or uc,n.r

The Aboonsts endorsing this notorious william en-.
dorse seoundrel Who for this roguery ought to be in
apententiary. The Raleigh a. C) STANDARD of Satur.
day, in speaking of him, says;
This man, Hinton r. Helfer as we have said is a ma.
tive of this State. He thief and scoundrel While
employed some years since in Salisbury as clerk he
robbed his employer The fact proved on him. aud
We believe he himself admitted IT, aud offered some lae
excuse for his picking aud stealing He was exposed
some two wears ago in Congress by of Senators
W. Briggs whose statements where he is known are inn
picty relied on. That exposure il part OF the Con.
greSsonal records, and may be examined by Hefer's
Abolition friends. We cannot just lay our hands
upon it but viii reproduce in some future number
to show how and by what high authority this miserable
traitor has been exposed and branded But mean as he
Is he is very good Abolitionist Heller stole money
and Greeley and Thurow Weed would steal and run of
slaves from their masters Heller upon the spot
that gave him BIRTH and seeks destroy and
social prosperity Gov Morgan aids him in his work and
hugs the traitor to his bosom. Nav more-,he Governor
OF sovereign State whose chief city has been built up
by Southern trade and slave labor has subscribed money
TO aid in lighting the flame of civil and servie war in
fifteen States of the eonedeacy Is this the message OF
GTecfon which New York sends greeting to North Caro-
hnaS l. this a common Union ="
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Protection for the sonth.

Startled by recent Developments, some of the mos,
conservative journals OF the South recognize the impor
lance Of defensive movement on the part Of the
South and pointing the manner in which il should
b. inaugutited and carried forward. The New Orleans
Bii,fiR paper least excable and not obnoxious TO
be charge Of uraism any question has long arti-
o'' on the subject We few Of the closing pa
ragraphs, as evidence Of the temper Of the times
The Hon. John r. Hale L. Senator from Ne.
Hampshire expressly declares, under his signature
mat 10 one was more astOuishod than himself when he
heard Of the Harpers Ferry raid ormore regretted
We doubt not that thousands Of well meaning peope Of
the North, who calls themselves antslavery men and
WOO nave gwen couneuance 10 agitation, equally
surprised But what does their surprise amount 70 -
Does 10 cause them 70 set their faces like flint against
tbs sectional fury whose first effects thus asonish and
shock them; That is practical question: and the pro.
pr answer % Il would be- 10 some purpose
Now while the Of the people Of ordinary honesty
ana common dccency n tie North thus condemn pii.
1ge and murder l. painfully true that there are others
ana 700 many Of them, who openly and unblusbngy up
hold and applaud both The evidence does not permit
u' 20 do1b g. Against the Vaccinations Of these wretch
O. the South must protect herself and the first measures
towards the accomplishment Of this object IL % undeceive
the North The whole North, FIRST that the abolition Of
slave labor AZ The South would not effect Northern and
western prosperity uiuriOusy secondly that the south
cinnot get along Independently Of the North Upon
uetc Two points We think there il deep delusiOn en-.
snronding Northern and Western minds not All minds
1t thc mas They evidently think and honestly that
The south could 20 wreck aud the North would scarce
Y ieci tne effects Of g. There greater delu
son. Unless u be dispeled IL will prove fatal 20 tho
best interests Of the North No theore IL more ces
demonstrable.
The other error i that the South IL dependent on the
/ Norih' and cannot really get along without her An
threats OF dsunion despise Disunion would aggra
yate rather than eradicate the evils in both North snd
south but The North Is aware Of the resources Of
The SOUTH and for the very reason that bese
nave been neglected by the Southern people We have
Deen depending upon The North and we are sti depend
log upon her, and this Is the reason why tbs Abo,on
is's and muluiudes Of Others believe that the South
weak aud cannot stand alone. The only way 20 dspe
we we Illusions 70 do t ehectualy, 70 make Il felt IL
quarter where is most needed, is 10 wthdraw-no
from he lnion-but our patronage from the North ant
"et Depend upon w. such Withdrawal without an,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

Army ISrEILIGEScE-Breyet Colonel Robert Y To-.
second cavalry, Is assigned to duty according to his Bro
vet rank and will repair to Harpers Ferry Va to take
command OF the United States troops ordered to that
place. The four companies of artillery ordered To Hair
pers Ferry will remain there until further orders under
such instructions as may be given them by Col Lee
By directions OF the President Of the United States
the 9Th instant at West Point, New York Brevet Lieut.
Col IL j. Hardee second cavalry. will preside aud Lieut.
Rufus SaNton fourth artillery, will act Judge adyocate
Of the court.
An extension Of leave OF absence for six months each
has been granted by the War Department 20 Major a.
Porter, fourth artillery and Captain b. c. Bee tenth
infantry. = -
The resignation of Lieut. George Ihre, third artillery
has been accepted by the President Of the United State
TO take effect the 3lst inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

Of slavery must be submitted TO the srbtrament Of
arms, and find its solution the field of battle.
BE il so. Better civil than "conservatsn, which
eanonirys horse thicC mcanly defends under the
ooverure OF metaphors the radical doctrines which gave
him fclon's place in history. Better anything-tho
last extremity of national dsssterthan the shame and
Disgrace OF pulpit that inculcstes murder sacred
obligation, and press debssed by sncaking and under
handed AhOltonists like The Lounger~ of Hampers
Weckly~
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OOAhn1EROrAL-

osno. w.s. Dee. I. isss.
We annex statement Of the receipts Of merchandise
at Reh@ond by canal and railroads. daring
NJ se. Rses, ord oaaai sss su Wheat isa
% ~. esss. %h es,eee sa hhds SENS ~ eos
ios ee isci stone bales co,ssn 10
bacon SO empty asse; sssi ssS,y soar ss iso N:
Ss %;s .ss 3, sI ~ INA
ny R,ciaoad nasras Raassi sos bu. wheat 90 ba.
SSs sss ss, 2. hid, ,oe.sss sss hid. stem, ees
Hour 40 bass iru ssis potatoes IS bags sn
ss.. s. % ss ssss.
si s.sss boz ss ss bids
bal as 10 hog. q sheep y cattle horse u s.s I.s
ssri,%sa,. pssss Ssssissy. ~ s%p
% ss's Ss;s ssss sss' OIL; ;s ::
rS., s. as,0 ~, y. s,aersn 3 ton.
hess .Sssp siss. So Is. i isi
nsa Ss. as ,s ss .ss ' s; =. .s s
sss 1ss s sssI
,osasso So 5s. seed 30. ss, sea- sss
% pss mssssssss ssss % sI ss
Se Is hid. .s. Is pss mp ~ ss .ssy
empty ebi. ~ ears hoop poles. y -" -s' ~
s.. &c., "a ard r.se sss.,ssee
rs S SssSS SS s% ss os ss ~ ss butter
cor s,d FS ;.s a. s. T. hay sSs
and ~. mis- ,ss a. ss' .'ea s' 'a' coal
re h :,ss. gss s n.t,,.g ss.s.ls ma. oe.es
sS noer g se .Pl,. bale. cotton q So.es
%py osr is S. s.. ss.s ~ ,s s%ey o
:, sTss5 ,g sa .as baie. waste 5000
The exports from Richmond, by steamers for the pas,
two months, IS follow: aH.rf
To Yts ort-ia hha and Jf " :,,.. ,.s,.
MID tobacco eoass bs aosr ~ Sss, ss s ss
s. has. is.hsI bags wool i reo.: icc IL. sss. "a
s 3oiSs tobacco "a rolls e.iAsr loo ds pis
.,a 70 hss tobacco Ias hha tobacco stems.
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A GARD

During the past three weeks reports been
city AMI elsewhere, inrefrence Views subjects which
aEiae this community, and In many believe
with malicious Intent, and though my
Who have knoun fom youth understand
meni % being an unanchng friend 70 Southern rights
sayehOder, yet the public A. the may vel. a.
20 be assured the truth ofsuc reports sab
mt NE following iasnent made BY three citizens ana
feel that u Il fn vudeatan % nv sentieuts
Which, FROM The ageI could think yse
and shan ever. maintain. JAMES r. KENT
Dec. TN. lao, ~ $3.50
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NEw YORK MuNIcIPAL RLEnrInN

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The charter election took place
to-day The candidates for mayor Fernando w God
William y. Havemeyer, (the regular Democratic can,
ddae, george Opdyke, aud Solomon l.. Hull Although
at ten o'clock tonight. all the have not been
received, the probability H. that Mr.. Wood has been
elected
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KENTUCKY LEGIsI.ArIipF

fEASEFoRT, Dec 6.-The Legislature Of this State mel
to-day and organized by the election Of Mr. Porter
Speaker Of the House. triumph Of the Breckenridge
ties over the Guthrie men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

Certain reports having circulation recently In the CITY
niurou, % The reputation o. NJ Jane. Kent arising fro
Conversation between Mr A. L. Ee on subject
Of our ssng reiaons With The North the undsrgnsd
qucstei BY those gentlemen n hear statement 81 facts
from Them and take pleasure IN
o. M Enei that beon done very
great Injustice BY adding that tV
hcye him 10 be true % h Interests ofe present crisis
Richmond, Dec O. 1850, THOMAS " PRICE
ono n PALMER.
4 D
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TACE ROBINSON.
upersi place At ibe Monumental Church this amer
noon ococs 20 vch e friends % Ne family rsspecifal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-08

TIVE General Meeting Of The sokholdes Of me nant Of yr
ni. =. % h,ia ,hsy sashing House IN ne CITY % Rh
me lay provides that ocer Director o. ths nsnf
vote a. ne proy o. eoctoidF 10 g sscon q Directors or
oncefa 81 ne Bank, shah PROXY uhch ai
have been sxscstsd sy days before ths time Of eiecon
ts7-3twtd aAMi. NARY Oashiet
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Emcacy OF the OSygcnated BItters.
I'm 4 q nm. E-n 10. nLL- L-.-.---

Bosfox June g. 1857
GEyrENEN been for troubled occarlonanv
With attaets ~ Indigestion consulted many pbvf
clans tied Aopay and Homeopathy ran truly ssy fhsve
received speedy and cnectua
ygsaofi Brs procured from you Naa Iofq ~ asr rene
d and unf cheerfuir recommend hem ~ nom
y similar aflction. YOurstruly,
JANIS g. DUNN
hge,, re.Pseshny Every dyspepe IN be amply repaid r
Psp.rsd ~ sgTn W IOwLE o. Boston, and Tor sale By
ApIb GRAY PURCELL LADD 90, and W. PETERsON
Richmond and ~ appointed SCENTS eyey county Drug
dsis generally. no2s-dchwfu
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY VANS
PULMONIC WATERS I

1As most oerfdfn and speedy remedy discorsred
for al Dsedses Of re Chesi and Luaos dbuoAs
Coils, Asthma, Consumption, Bronehlis IRGa-
snsd, Roarsene~s, DlgaelsH BredLAing, 'H
Sore Throat, DC, dc.
hE waters give the most instantaneous and perfect relisf
and when Persevered with according directions fall ef
feet rapid aud lasting Thousands restored TO
perfect health who have tried other Glasses
ana all constitutions they equally blessing eurenons
need despair matter how long the existed or
however severe be- provided organic structure OF the Vi
Val orsAns not hopeiesiy deeaysd Every should
give them impartial trial.
10 'oALr AND PUBLIC srkAKEs these WATERS
valuable they viii In remove the most severe
hoarsenes and their regular for times,
Increase the and aeHiby the voice greatly
compass and eieArness for which purpose they rexu
larry usedby many professional yoeaIsts
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
-. Rochester, New York
Price p cent. per box For sale By all respectable Duugs
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rHE WARNS ygEHr AyylfH.


R,soired That much Of the Governors Message a.
relates the disturbances IN the county Of Jeer
be referred 20 select committee, aud said com.
mittee be especially instructed 10 investigate the facts
connected With this subject and ascertain and report
the character and extent Of the combinations that have
existed may stl exist ~ invade this Commonwealth
or 10 annoy the people upon our Northern border
resolution from the Senate was received, providing
for the appointment Of Joint committee 70 consider e
subject The resolution amended 20 re-
duce the senate cOmiuttee 70 and House commit
tee % thirteen The resolution amended concur
red TO- and returned ~ the Senate.
Mr.. KEMPER offered the following preamble and rcso-
luton, which we're unanimously adopted
Whereas tho Circuit Court ~ the county 81 JeHeron
IN the exercise Of ~ judicial functions hath condemned
certain persOns 10 he executed the 10th day Of The
present month, Tor treason, murder and other crimes
and " having been provided by Law that the Governor
shall grant pardon 20 any person convicted Of trca
son agnns the Commonwealth except with the consent
OF the General Assembly declared by joint resoution
aud the Governor having informed the Legislature that
be- will Interfere With the sentence Of the Court
eept 10 accordance with Legislative action therefore,
Rssoiped Wy The General Assembly That the said SEN
tenee deemed plainly right and nterposton u The
per 20 delay the exeouiion Of the Of tho Court
| pronounced upon sad persons.
| nuHfHras.
The resolution offered, yesterday, by NJ. CnmsrAN,
prescribing the order % business tby calling the roll
| &c D wa adopted aner some discussion.
| efcnHOsD FINALS INSTITUTE.
Mr. SAUNDERS presented the petition Of the trustees
Of the Richmond Peale Institute, asking for authority
| ~ lssus prsferred stock.
| vOrE ron oovEaron, ITO.
NJ. CHRISTIAN offered The following Joint resolution,
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

L<n~s on saaaas Sssf % addressd @ fss hiiir fps
xri>. ,rsrea boz dss er ns paper .ru p~ss,
a. ia ruis Of LcaS srndfsc oscAf bs al
s.d ~ Z. no ea.s % dspa-ted ro oesa aees ssee
- We eaanof sndertafs corrsssionsi
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tU-LAsT NOTIcE-YEs. THE LAsrAn persons Indebted 10
individually, Will please call snd their
wi Give them Into ne hands o. collected bylaw
ALEx. HILL
Pa-No fhsr iudugcnce vi be Given thano i6h
o. December next deS-dsvim ALEX NH.
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Louis Napoleon and the French Revolution.
An important historical disclosure has been brought
light in work which has lately been Published in French
by the celebrated Louis Blanc an eminent French Re
publican, who was prominently connected in the Revo-
luton OF ls4s. IL will be remembered that the extreme
wing Of the French Democrats those who advocated the
broadest and universal liberty to all classes and
who cherished socially the doctrines OF Fourier rose in
n,urrectiOn against the Provisional Government Of La
MARITIME and Arago, in June, ls4s. That government
Democratic, but radical enough for the men
Of the Lcdru RolIin and Louis Blanc stamp Thew
sought overthrow it, and of the boodest street
fights witnessed in Paris took place Thousands
killed both sides and among others the Arch.
bishop of Paris Nothing but the ability of General Ca.
yaiguac who invested with dctaora powers by the
government saved it from being .ubyerted 1, appears
from the disclosures made by Louis Blanc that Louis Ma
poeon made effort to that instruction into his
own profit Louis Blanc says:
while the fighting going forward in the street.
General Rapate presented himself the government
the Assembly then in session; he held in his hand
letter which he desired 70 communicate 20 General Ca
vagnac. Cayaignac, deeply occupied by another con
ference instructed Colonel Charras to attend 10 the az
fair. General Rapate advanced and installing Colonel
Charras, whom he bad never seen for General Cavagnac
| who unknown to him also passed TO him the letter
he held in his hand What follows the exact sense il
| not the precise language Of that letter
To General Rapats,.
LoNnoy, June 22 lsis
Geueral:-I am aware Of your sentiments toward m,
family. If the events 10 of development turn
| 1t fIyorlbly, you are Minister Of War.
NAPOLEON LOUIS BONAPARTEr
The events did not turn out flvorably; so Napoleon
h,d no opportunity for further negotiation The lette
not published by the Democratic leaders for fear
enhancing the then Insignificant importance Of the repre-
sentaves OF the Emperor. What changes the lapse of
few years make. Napoleon is Emperor Of France
and those whose good wishes he was so DESTROYS Of 50
curing in June 1913, either in prison or in exile
The failure 10 publish Napoeon's letter probably mad
him Emperor Had it been disclosed, Napoleon woul
have shared in the defeat Of the Democratic leaders an
would never have been permitted return to Franc,
He was elected President by the party opposed to tina
which engaged in the revolution Of June They woul
never have supported him if they had known Of hi. cor
nechon with the ReyOuiionss The concealment Of tn
letter the greatest service that could have been ref
dered him il turned out He has to thank his eneis
for the suppression Of that letter
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HOUSE or DELEGATEs

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, 1859.
The House met at ~ O'Clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. wheclwrght Of the Methodist
Church.
MILITARY bTyEScEs THE STATE.
On motion Of Mr.. BARBOUR, u was
Resoired That 20 much Of the Governors Message ~
relates to the perfect organization Of the military
power Of this Commonwealth be referred 20 the commit
tee militia laws and that said committee be instruct
ed % enquire into the expcdiency Of renewing the active
operations o. State Armory Ia the construction Of
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nANUIAcrURERs haENr voR THe alLR or
DOOM, SASH, BLINDS, MOUIDINOg ao,
LARoE assortment constantly hsad Ordsr, ~ Nh ar
IA Otherwise, promptly attended 20 'f y -
No. is, 0oVernoF Htreet
kIoHaOND VA '
~ Iouuft cel.hratsd snoothsaved sHTNoLR MACHINE
pus ~ IN snv part ~ Ne STATE notice iyas-ig
WHITE enRAsE--Ioos ss tor.sl,bS 30
ss'~ II sw lS' A Ais's 5o sHs va va
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>l-1 NENBuRG.-1he people Of LunenburR County. A.
respective Of party, old and young all and onee.
o , and military earnestly requested At their
House. on MONDAY, the 18th
DEF NJ NJ rptn,-a rrxY-,,s
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Louis Napoleon and the French Revolution.
An important historical disclosure has been brought
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, RICHMOND LIBRARY-No

W. 49, 1HSltMOND LhBHARH-NO-
49, IiCE-ro facilitate the opening Of the Richmond
Library which has been postponed unayoldaby consequences
OF change being necessary In the shelving ,nx
books magazines pamphlets In their posseson belonging 10
inc Lorrs are earnestly requested
les Institute without delay IL important names Of IN.
my be wrong fully charged 49, - '-
by order Of the Committee
des III w
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ToI teI.ii &C. sc auction head
noo-dAsd 0opDrN APPERsoN. Aus,.
EHRNoH WINES, oORDIALs, AC.-f b.v. Ju.,
received Invoice u AbsyBt Cuaeo and .ssortsd ~
qnors IN cases oil dozen eaeh 80 ~
Also unst0rs)
hungarian Wines ~ genuine brands and approved
I VII ell Them NV ''-' N'e' eV"H'sn"heh'''
dee-H oHAs PALMER
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PETITIONS PREsENTED.
BY Mr.. JOHNSON: OF sundry voters Of the county Of
Franklin, oontesting the right OF c. Y. Thomas to his
seat in the Senate.
by Mr.. WICKHAM: From VIM. o. Winston and Jas
D. Christian for reduction Of the fees Of their
Office.
by Mr.. THOMPSON From T. II. Coleman Clerk Of
Amelia county praying that county courts may make
munerative allowances 20 Clerks.
BY Mr. LYNCH From George f. Pettyjohn and 9th.
ers for leave to erect dam the North Fork of
HOlstcn river.
by Mr.. French From Thomas Murray and 92 others,
for the change Of the county seat Of Mcdowell
On motion Of Mr. COLEMAN. the Senate Adjourned.