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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Notice to the Me, chants OF bynchbug

AND TIE SOITN- NENI.
DLEASE bear in mind That am "r"n"hs Goods u'ro'-h
three times week. connecting with tbs tri"""LlN si'f IA
crs from New York Baltimore NJ, wlol cnr," from HE
whurycs in Richmond landings and depot in yhchhc
on general merchandise is only gIteeE cent. "' "a
Includes all charges except tile rcsh" Ie l. usually !" cents
per l0o lbe. -. =, . -. -. ,
r- nois shipped through Ia all points ~ he south ST
xihoui detention \. :. LEE. Forwarding Agent,
s,.ut IN, On the DocL. Ri, luHrri, VI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

Bresrp TO DEG1if.s-A servant girl beou sng
~ charles d. Bisckfrl, Esq. Of this city, was so
.eriusly burnea ~ Saturday night, by her clothes
Kin, IRE. whiIA fs11osing heated blower from
srs sraie. - I'd ~ ,xeasian her death. This was
the third eassnf death b Ore, Occurring in Tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Reported Indian Baltic In Texas.

GALVESTON, Oct. 24.--Tho Dallas Herald pub
fishes rumur that Major vanderer had attacked
- large body al lndans on Concha river. which
resulted in the loss Of 40 whites, aud 100 Indians
killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

HARPER's MACHINE for November is out. II
opens with an illustrated article by T. Addison
Richards, on the Rice Lands Of the South. The
other Illustrated articles are The Volcanoes of
Central America" and ''Tea Culture in the Unl-
ted States" A number OF magazine sketches II
couple of poems by Bayard Taylor and Dunn
English, the conclusion of Thackeray's Virgin
ians," and the usual variety of miscellany, occu-
py the rest Of the number. with which the nine
teenth volume closes. For sale in this city by H.
C Victor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

l'steruay' Ia loaded cars, consisting ii the follow
ing wheat, lilo bushels; Stock 5000 pound;
FL Flour ~ barrels; Miscellaneous, $4,000 lhs--
mere were y loaded cars sent west the sane
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Lynchburg Savings Store.
Is l., u /, A ii !!

A NEW BOOK, by southern Authorizes, ready and
for sale nj IL. g. NcroRs This book has received Tho
aud is rservey of tc mo popular Novels yet issued
,rtiu -,ilA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
New Fall Stock.

New Fail Stock.
r,sT arrived from the Northern cities with full siock OF
u FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FOR gehlenie'; II ne
stvies and the fashionable apparel, al Inc lowest
% an he found al our establishment No 63 Main Street
Also supply Of Gents Furnishing hin g SoGd a, % S ss we
, Roots Shoes Of all qualities and prices tosn trunks
w,Is and Umbrellas from the best Eastern faetories are on
erhibitipn and will be sold cheap. ,,,
vntha and Boys CLOTHING Ia all styles and quaiies
plaase call al HiRsH d sraAusEs betweea Sow!m
al q lewis and look for your self Our moito Is rs " has
~. ieen selling cheap TO Increase custom. - al,
+. Mnnulaela, ,1.sna shoes &e dc sept Adds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

orn PRorossD MILITARY ORoANizATioS.-We
.of.rred on Yesterday to the efforts now being
aade 70 organize company Of infantry aud one
a horse, (which, by aisplint was stated one of
cavalry and one Of herscl md are happy to learn
,ss, some peog sss is being made in the good
- ", that we shall doubtless have soon what is
:, much eeded in this community. We trust
III at tbssc who have large interests at stake will
iva thsis isaae zee and means, if necessary, to
st,e cause. See communication upon the subject
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ATTHE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
1fyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the Pillow ing papers tho tine Of rail
road from l rrlbug Chattanooga and other places all 81
them having large circulation among Tie people Of South
western Virginia and Eas. Tennessee.
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NuiG Va a Tim, NINs. Iri.iUl. Va
WTsss, Knoxville Tenn ylxSiy ArSa '" n.,.,s T.aa
REGIsTEg, tNIoN, i''"'0'''''"'''
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ISr.LLlaEN GER, Morrisiown" AUvrErsEs tlailauuuga
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NIsrroR. Marion va. STAR h IiEeAfp u. thristianslg.
DEMOCRAT, tri,oa.,,o Y, PATRIOT. hrnH-u C. H., Va.
WING, f'"o"''''' W. TEtp;RArn ,,u
DEMOCRAT, Union Va. TINES, "!'"''h'' "a
REGsrEH, tn,,, ~ Apvo. arf. TancwciC H., Va.
kEPUBLIcAS, '' -" SorTii " EsI ,iilos &. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. i;ErU Winchester. Va.
Persns wishing advertise
find 1t 10 Ia call at The n" 1.-THE Lynch
burg Nir2ninn, where contracts Nii ~, Ia
adv crtir'nut,tS FORWARDED WITHOUT bEI ~.
kT-l viii also receive aud forward erisit lH
Ia the United States. \. " hDbii.l.
sept Isis. Foreman Nir.rru bhe".
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j. MATTHIAS d co.
ne n.-f., f,nnt EvH.nhf,slpu T;R

j. NJ \ / I II I = - &C : y
No. 81 Main tfert. kyHchbur%, a..
s--r BEG leave call the attention Of ne lUtr :" nj"
Slarp and elegant stock Of FALL MlNitE h'lli'S
WI Which will ~. open for inspections on N"Nnf hN Up
tmrr 20 consisting in part OF largc H. OF \r!N' '
r nnd (o, IIuakr very handsome Fail NralpingS, also
graf variety handsome Bonncs Miss Hats. Children.
lila a,si Cans Ribbons Flowers, Feathers, Rouccs, Head
s.s Dress and Molair Cups Melt Caps aud Golfers Lac"
Goods Back aud Side Hair srds and Cu"s Jy Ora.
mcns Fancy Hair Pins Combs Brushes SOAPS Fernmers
and IIoou KRIS elegant lot of FUS, RON - up
sa rii with many articles too numerous I" mention Ne
III as,urd that all Of goods will mud II /" Their aAan
ia TO call U.S. prepared 10 sell al very f'as"
prices. -, . ~, 80. ;,., ,,o r,i.,,,r at
~ A., IA r. r. Ai'i-' o' " ~ j. NJ. & 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
rALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
a Card Removal

a Card. Removal.
MYTH view III having larger hnnsr, md one In
w central pNti"n the undersigned viii rtM"Nt his stock 81
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns Nc 10 tie STORE HOUSE, No l35
MAIN STEEEl formerly knows II. 1anceVs," directly n
psitc the Farmers and Virginia tanks, which hnZ
fitted In elegant manner, expressly for the aud
viii e occupied On the 18th uf hrohEr $50. Having made
large additions o stock In the of Tia" last month"; for
TIN" Fall Trade" hnl" such inducements and attrnc
tons as wi command the attention and custom u" The public
Those visiting aud residing the cordially invited To
examine my stock IN the Fngs, Table and Pocket cut,
r Guns Rifles and PISTOLS Ii"ls, Goods, silver and
Plated Ware, Locks ot kind Nu'r aud willow Wars,
French Glass oil Carpets. oil shades Window t"rnicc Bands
and liu Carpenters aud o,rr Mechanics Tools Iiu'liu
Materials, AAls and Springs Carriage s and lucc-, FEET
"cs iia and Hpkcs. L"ahcr Kari-, um Telling aud Pack
ing car skins aud other lchthcr, >hnr Findings English Ri
die Bits, Nrrups and Filings Circular and other saws, thnu-,
Warranted Files, Farming rns- Sc Reside many d.
rip"u articles gen, 'ay in Hardware establish
uicHis, = VI. SIMPSON,
Successor Ia simpson Il BIO,
oct lo-dts Iyuchlgrg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Soldiers Retreat For sale.


res. OFFER for sal, MY FAEh lying around the head "f
NS lance River In the county al Buciuutt, the lin" "f
<A LIrs River aud knuIm a Canal, nndlwn Il, rom
tin trntra' Elr"ad here Is on his tract ni"ut ""N" nun
hundred Of superior low GROUNDS cn'-
the jackson md Cow Pasture Rivers, equal IN my
grounds james River On hi. tract MISC, quantity of
1h,acco Wheat and lands All buildings
'c large tract "f land and In good order, are NJ.
ina place. There vast deposit oi Marine shell
fgcd into iar" of lime suur rock easily burr'.
into lime, which hc proprietor has made free aiding
great, 10 the prenclyen OF the soil more than On" hun
,!rad per This tract /. highly improved and admitted
m Of c best in Boctourt county. ANY NIL wish
in purchase farm would do we'll Ia rall md tN
amino TIL" proprietor would be happy L" show IA" inrm
Not" itlianng the great drought during The summer there
superior crep al Cun aud Tobacco ths farm II
gfnln Wishing ,cw he could have opportunity 10
The before they removed from tho soil an
rna.lrd he would be dtslrnts to close II purchase.
4 good portion al this land owned y Inrlishman,
who irti , tn"ns bcpr Tia" IryoluiunS far home and
heard rn and sold 10y the Commonwealth Il
VIRGINIA ur The cschcn to Zac johnson. Es of Augusta
aud 10y hun Ia ten Harry Lee n tho Revolution Lee
iralc and Capt i Jordan, them 10 present
owner that tho title is indispuAblc
The proprietor IL too old and infrm Ia suc far
and i DESTROYS sell and diie the proceeds l- child
rem. [srid I-c1aw Owl JAMES PAXTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Fail Stock of Hardware.


WE are IN receipt Of Fall stock Of HARDWARE
w ~h, friends and omers.wi fHi varied and
cheap usual and to whir, 6 invite their attention.
sept 3U-dis COIIIOUNS WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

Il "SiGnF TRADE.-There we're received at the
'SFo' Of the Virginia aal Tennessee Railroad, on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

STABBiNa ArFAiR.-On last night. a man nam
ed Chisolm stabbed by his brother-in-aw,
William Nighton, at the house of the latter. which
il situated in the hollow beyond Diamond Hill.
The two men have been on bad terms for some
time. but Chisulm alleges, that the only excuse
cause he attended his (N.'s) wife to the boat that
afternndn.
Nishton, on the other hand, says Chisol,n came
to his house, where he knew he was not welcome,
and insulted him in the grossest possible manner
by words. and finally give him kick
which indisnity he resented by the of his
small pocket knife. This wound is Oh the right
side, some six inches below the arm, and II very
ugly cash about two inches in length. The wound
was dressed by DR.. William Owen. and ,re-
snme no serious damage will result from it. Nigh
tan was arrested by officers Dawson and Hurch.
and will have ala examinations before Mayor Branch
this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
OSsS $40, y 80 md $50.
Principal Depot, 145 Main Street,

R5tHNDNU. VI.
FGNiS NlilN Acknowledged 10y al who nry acquainted
1 with it, merits, +" hr the best FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE he fore public aud for the following rcasnnr NiL
IL simJ,ltcifg! rs dHrihi}ifY!
TIE min riicA any oriiaaV srmafrss learn 10
Ieo,k H. aief hti"g an ~e,4iap ",, and "or'r ont q
repair.
Ling he nal sroo's tigtot Pc honbe ef trnndiag
tiaa.
k2ascity mi sr,ag IF seam ttirh rcia mt rp though
goH hoHhf cH ,fryH fIH,M or nm stitch,
4 nd last, thoagt not hdf, the RFiSONtBkE IRitE at
utich hty sohf.
This Mnrhin" introduced t" The public c-s thnn year
ng" probably uacluc with such unparalleled
IN short time
l being unable until recently Ia supply the
constantly increasing demand, they manufactured ut
Two different factories.
Tie of this Machine ia attributable I" 9th
we'll those enumerated above one u ~ rciR
hiit, performing ANY In nds all HAT Il claimed Tor and
the public determined ~" The
prices and unreasonable profits heretofore asked, whDn they
get Jusi good machine aud much SIMPLE for
HALF THE MONEY.
We have manufactured expressly ,,r u.s. T1EPArENr AD
il STABLE HEMME til" optY ono TINT helms all Uidfs aud
Ht.4H6sn, combining with II iath gnage.
80 Machine the best adapted T." all kiHds of work.
and fine. and Is the mot popular
NHUr Machines the He.' 1"c6 EtH, G"fher ami hi"bro
d.
w n Gne Cabinet Cases 40 finished extra
hnn.
All ask is inspection and feel confident you wl
b., ietrd.
sV-AGfNTs WASTED in nearly every county In the
s# 10 any guar, active nHn, liberal Inducements viii bc
off,,l W. H. tREAR, Agent
fs,ril Il Ne NV ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
G. w. PURCELL. IL Co,
RICHMOND VA

RICHMOND, VA.
w Presidents ana Contruc ,rs, the
w different lines Of Int rial Improvements throughout the
state collection debts due by the tate,
crsion int" aud sale 81 rginn STATE Stock. liavl.
ttfrs facility setting, prepared to mac liberal MI
Stock ii >l. oar charges viii hr mot rate. We
friends in the
Virginia Stale Hnh. an every description Of Stors
narhl dir, without Ciarg' OF commission.
urrs by mail, for the pur sale If any security,
VIII prompt acGun, aud WI he attended Ia
guu terms though t'c parties sending pres, NJ.
u,V : riawtpr'y {. ". PUHtf.lI Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
LATEST sswS By TELEGRAPH.
Tho Harpor's Ferry Furitives.

EXPRESSLY ron ruR lsscnnune ylnauslAs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
l)O( | t)SI

g. ON THURSDAY morning, II Black Setter Pup, about
months did. and had n leather collar \ liberal
~ reward VIII bc paid for his return and no questions
shci. uc y dtt W. \. STEoTliEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Only lsiiiX lpnIlnrt

DARPHoLF's LOCK srirCH SEWING MACHINES,
making perfect smooth stitch buh aides, reduced
IL 500. (oct 10 ,iin-l WM. !. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25
Sewing Machines,

GENTS GOODS FOR sffING, 1859.
~ ENTLEMEN respectfully invited Z" cal and szamine
gihe latest styles Of FANCY CASSlMkEES, NESTINGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GooIs An In want Of really
good goods syles and made ttt be
suited very best Black 1loe skin Drab, Et Lnes
price Cassimeres for boys Military Goods and Trimmng
&C., &c v NJ L. FAVE
April 2-dfts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-25

~ UANO-1O tons No. Peruvian just received a
" for sale by loot ~ dtsl CAMP, STAPLES co
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28
The Horrors of SnIfarina.

The plain of Guidizzolo is really hor
rible to look upon. Even SO late as .b,
second Gay after the battle, the desC
were not all buried. They were to b,
seen in groups of twenty and thirty, bud
died together in one spot, where shell
had exploded or the Cbasseurs d 'Afrique
had passed. All still maintained the at
titude in which death had struck then
down.
Here was one with uplifted arm to ward
off the blow which had split open hi:
skull, and splashed bis brains far and
near. Close by was another, with hi,
hands upon bis breast sbivered aud rent
by the grape. Another seemed to bc
smiling. as if in mockery of the grim
warriors approach. Some were lying
upon their backs, with faces turned to.
wards heaven, aud prayers still seeming
to linger upon their lips.
Further on, there was Hungarian
who had thrust his clothes into CHASTITY
wound near the heart. At his left was q
Tyrolese, with the unused cartridge be-
tween his teeth. TO the right Croat had
his head cut off by ball, and the head
was by his side. with it's horrible eyes,
elaring and leering, as it seemed, at the
dismembcred body.
Two young lads of certainly not more
than sixteen, were lying 10 each Others
arms. Death had surprised them in that
attitude; or, perhaps feeling themselves
about to die, they had olung together in
a last embrace, and had fallen thus new
er to rise again. Upon the body of a
Bohemian officer We noticed dog, wait.
ing apparently for bis master to get up
We bad not the heart to call of the faith
full animal by word or gesture, for
We felt sure that God would reward the
devosion of this poor dumb creature, SO
toucbingly shown amidst the carnage
which man had waged against bis fellow
man.
On every side twas the same. Death.
in his most horrible and ghastly form
glared at us, no matter where We gazed.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28

This oath having been taken, the party
obtains from the clerk certificate, undel
the seal Of the Court, that he has com
piled with the provisions of the Law, which
certificate concludes as follows:
"Wbereupon it is ordered by the said
Court that the said applicant be admitted
and he is accordingly admitted by thu
said court to be citizen Of tie Ulaitcc
States Of America
Here is the man admitted to be a citi
ee's Of tie United States Of America; wbct
means but one thing. 1t don't mean 9
part of a citizen, nor a qualified citizen
there is no reservations; he is citssen,-
a pltole citizen. and as such, entitled tc
all the rights and privileges of other citi
zens. Where | ask is there any reserva
tiou, either expressed or implied
But there is one thing more, and ther
we will close, for the present, an article
which our watch admonishes us, must be
necessarily short.
By the terms of the oath prescribed
We demand of every party about to be
uaturalized, the absolute and entire renuaa-
citation and aIyuration of ALL allegiance
and fidelity TO Gny foreign gOrcrnmen,
sohaterey, but PARTICULARLY TO THAT
GOVERNMENT OF WHICH HE WAS FOR
MER MEMBER.
Now under this aspect of the subject,
it matters not whether the Cass doctrine
is right or wrong; (though that it is wrons
there is no manner Of doubt but in the
name of humanity aud common decency
do not require the naturslized citizen to
peJare himself, by first compelling him to
sole mnly swear that be will renouuce all
allegiance and Fidelity to bis former gov
ernmeut, and then compelling him under
certain circumstances to render that alle-
glance and fidelity that you have made
him swear be would never do.
If the Cass doctrine is right, then in
the name of all that is sacred, alter your
prescribed form of oath, and insert there.
in conditional and qualifying clause,
enabling him to serve his native country,
to fight against the land of his adoption,
to butcher bis own ofspring and pillage
his own home, without adding to all this
oDtination of horrors, the crime of per.
jury.
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End of a Murderer.

n young man named Kaufman com
mitted suicide at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Montreal, on the l4th inst, by shooting
himself 10 the head with pistol He i.
undoubtedly the same Kaufman, who
on the llth of june last, stabbed and
killed Peter Miller, at picnic held near
Newark 10 this State, aud then succeeded
10 making his escape. The police m ade
every effort to arrest him, but could as.
certain nothing concerning him except a
sligh; intim alton that he had fed to Can
ada. He was in Montreal one week be
fore be killed himself, and acted like a
man in trouble. 1t was evident to his
fellow boarders that there was something
preying on bis mind, for he was constant
iy nervous and agitated, while at the
same time be was detected, often exclaim
ing "that if he told them what was the
m after With him they would not believe
him."
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aa- The Administration has taken the

a6 The Administration has taken the
back track on the naturalization question.
Its announcement, few weeks ago, that
If adopted American citizens of French
or German birth, should voluntarily pay
a visit to their native land, their certificate
OF naturalization would not shield them
from military inpressment, caused such
astonishme1t and called forth so much in
dignation that Secretary Cass, after q
grave Cabinet consultation, has been con-
strained to come out and eat bis own
words. The ground now taken is, that
the moment foreigner becomes natural
ized his allegiance to bis native country
is severed, aud he is entitled to the pro.
lection of our government when abroad,
the same as if he bad been Torn upon
our soil-unless at the time be left his
native land he was in the army or drafted
to service in it.
This last clause comedies too much
Men in Germany and France do not vol
UNFAIRLY enlist. They are compelled to
serve in the army. And il they escape
from it-come hither, and are duly nat
uralized, our Government ought to pro-
tect them, If business or the ties of con-
sanguinity prompt them to revisit the
land of their birth, from being seized and
compelled to undergo term of military
service which they never agreed to per-
form. T3tas ground must be taken to
render naturalization complete; and if the
Administration party shall not come up
and occupy it, they will lose the support
Of good many adopted citizens who
haze hitherto voted without hesitation for
anything aud everything that was label
led democratic. ."-SuSSe1 Register.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28
a MVSterV Solved.

We have seen statements to the eFec
that certain mysterious letters have beer
chalked on the court house, and also il
other places throug ghout the country
They were printed in the ErpresS of yes
terday. The letters were B YG GFPE
II o f o T 0 E B. The mystery has
however, been solved, and the letters
prove to simply mean as follows: buy
your garments from Pyle's Easton II
of Fashion, opposite the old Eastor
Bank.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28
What Nations Fight the Hardest?---
Few Facts and Figures.

Assuming the French and Austrians
bulletins to be true and they are the on
ly data we have to go upon-the total
number Of killed and wounded on both
sides at Solferino, fight which lasted
fourteen hours, was 1885, or seven per
cent. Of the whole number engaged. On
comparing this with the list of killed and
wounded in other decisive battles in this
country and Mexico, we are constrained
to conclude that our own troops, the En-
glisb, and even the Mexicans, whom it
has been the habit to deprecate, are much
harder fighters than the French and
Austrisns. Let US repeat the figures in
tabular forn:
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Emperor Of Austria was tie concluding O

Emperor Of Austria was Tie concluding o
q peace.
The following is the telegraphic des-
patch fron Napoleon to the Empress, an
nouncing the fact:
NAPOLEON TO THE EMPRESS.
VALLEGto. July ll.-Peace is signed
between the Emperor of Austria and my
self
The bases of peace are:
lst. The Italian Confederation under
the honorary Presidency of the Pope.
I'd. The Emperor of Austria comedies
his rights in Lombsrdy to the Emperor
Of the French. who transfers them to the
King Of Sardinia.
3D.. The Emperor of Austria preserve:
Venice. but she will form an integral par
of the Italian Confederation.
NAPOLEON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28

The salt boilers of central New York
are to considerable extent substituting
coal for wood as fuel. If the change
should be complete, fifteen hundred tons
a day would be required to supply the
demand. The change must come. Coal
Is now supplied to that region almost ex.
clusively from Scranton, by way of Bipg-
hampton.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-07-28
An extraordinary circumstance too

An extraordinary circumstance took
place at Osbawa. Canada. recently. a
mare giving birth to three healthy foals
Strange to say the mother took fright a,
the singular predicament in which she
found herself placed, and ran Of aud
left ber offspring. After little persua.
sion, however, she consented to own one
Of them, and gave il food, but would have
nothing to do with the other two, one oi
which she kicked SO as to cause its death.
The other forsaken oDe has been careful.
ly nursed by hand, and is doing we'll.