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NOTICE


Ii persons having claims against the estate of Sam
: ugl ". Wsutlerlv. deC1 hereby notified 10 file
their claims against said deceased legally authenticated,
wish lc J. uc the County Court Ot Hickman county,
Tennessee htllTe tie ,th day OF May next, IN order
shat division pro ,lai may be made. &c, or they will be
forever hluel ". j. NLAINEHL1, Admir-.
JANUARY H. 1850 Iu@'-w3tz
-ENUfs lEENE.-a lew Frame House, with tolrrooms,
n HINES Addition 10 Nashville. fronting On Knowles
1er Church street adjoining r. J. Crenshaws property
Er,yuirr of John C0NNOR,
E,hii-'w Cuvnc-o of NsmUwhaae and Spruce SITS
NASHVILLE FREE SCHOOLS.
c'usegu,u t ther inability II get the school buld
rg into lrayar condition for use the BOARD of kduca
have been compelled 10 defer the opening Of the Free
,-.. co.'s mil HuuIay, February oh.
TIE Has wgo have tickets oi admission will be received
HaaHGy the l2h February and the Girls will not be
ss-g.yal ut1il " edHesGay, the ith.
Copy d IN the minutes JOHN A. MCEWEN, d.
ts'--.w Secy OF the Board
-r n.ty papers copy one week.
ysNE creditors Of Mark Black Iced hereby notiie
'av ciams against said deceased legally authentica-
f,5 % The Clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman Coun
" Tennessee before the 2ls do of April next, in
order That division pro rata be made, &c, or they
Wii be forever barred
BY order OF the Clerk Of said County Court.
EWEL c. WARREN, Admir-.
jU0Uarv 9Th. lSS5--i an1l-yStE
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HENDERSON BROS,
rRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
% Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
THEY are prepared TO fit up Hotels and Private s
L Dwelling Houses both in town and country, ma
with the necessary arraDgementS-such as Hot. *
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets, Wash DA
si"s Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pre- and Hydrants put
M cheap; asn, Old Hydrants repaired.
- Call and new Force and lAf i Pump, which
IS yery useful in case Of fire. (ian26-2m
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FUDGE DOINGS:

FUDGE DOINGS:
DElNG Tony Judges Record of the Same. In Forty
ID Chapters. By TX. Marvel
The Land of the Saracen; Or, Pictures of Pales
tine Asia Minor, Sicily and SPAIN BY Bayard Taylor.
Rural Hours. By Lady.
Freaks of Fortune: Or, the History of Ned Lorn By
the author of the Rival Beauties" &C.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or, "reminiscences
Of the Life of Tanner, &c. BY Vincent Nolte.
Our Parish: Annals of Pastor and People.
Camille; Or, Life of Coquttte. BY DUNES
For sale by JOHN YORK A co
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EsTRAY-iIICKMAH cnt-s,lt.- ,CENN-

TNAkEE UP. by IIo0Ck Martin living in the 4th dis.
! trict in Hickman Comty. Tennessee a BAY HORSE
;hout hands high; hind foot white under the pas
7nt shoe on the right fore FOOT supposed be
four Years Old in the spring. Appraised the 18th Jan
uar7. 1855, 10 $50. T. DEEM.
l-b.I-w2t# Ranger for Hickman County
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~ We are authorized and requested to announce Dr.
Thomas A. ANDERSON of Coffee County, a candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-15

AhEN UP b. Isaac Perry, living in Hickman county
I Tenn, and in district No. 1, a BAY HORSE about
- hands high dark legs black and tail; sGme
white on the right hind leg the hoof hip shot in the
right mp; enlargement Of the lefJ hook supposed 10 be
about ten years old Appraised the 10th January 1852
10 So. z. d In,
ie5ll-W&t" Ranger for Hickman County.
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VACANT LOIS.
IETE have for sale Lots in all parts of the city, and in
w every direction out of the city, of all Sizes at all
prices from s. per ootto $780, and every of cred
It, No man need or ought to be without home of his
own, when he can buy of on his time for
accommodate every one, except the man who wishes
pay cash dorm.
~" Call soon, or the Lots will all be gone
LINDSEY x CROCKETT
janl4-lm So College Street
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Amabel: A Family History.
By MARY ELIZABETH WORNEIEy.

OF WISDOM. Wat: my ialth IS large IN time.
And that which shapes il TO some perfect end"
IsAHgson.
"A work Of uncommon merit. force Of thought AMI
original interesting ineident"-BostoR Advertiser.
''lt bears the stamp of much more than ordinary ge-
u.s. Puritan Recorder.
alt contains many Of highy-wrought interest =
Platinum.
his story remarkable for the intensity Of the senti-
ment it em6odes for its vigorous and polished diction
great range of and character and for originality and
energy eekly Despatch
" story of heart joys and trials. not without stirring
incidents and romantic uIns."-CrjStjda Inquirer
"There is charm in this tale that is irresistible Al
bEBy Arg1s. .t
"'Amabel' is far above the range Of common fiction,
both in style sentmen. and sense It'll written with
vgor strength ard eeaness of purpose The interest
the story is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style is admirable"
Home }Ouyglal-
With many others. Just received BY
febS T. HAGAN, Market street
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r. W. OWEN.
For MALE,

TWO beautiful Building Lots in West Nashville, on the
i corner of Dernumbrane and McNaiTy Streets.
Also desirable Lot nearly opposite LncOln's Hall,
fronting $50 feet Cherry street
Also desirable Lot with frame grocery on it front
ing % feet Broad street. between College and Cherry
Also a number of improved and vacant Lots Edge
field and in the Sth Ward Of Nashville Apply to
j. l.. &R. W. BROWN,
ian27-2w Az Cherry ST.
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MARINE NEWS.
TIE OCEAN STEAMERS

III UisI IN STEAMERS.
Sailing Days TO and from The United States.
FROM EUROPE
AFRICA. (Br) liverpool Jan 90, for ........ Boston
ATLANTIC, AMI liverpool Jan. q, New York
ASIA, lrl Liverpool. Feb ? for. Boston
BALTIC. (Am) Liverpool FEB. 10 for ..... New York
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Or Liverpool,
Feb Il, for. Observation-Disclosures. Philadelphia
CANADA, lIir) Liverpool, Feb. H. for ....... Boston
PACIFIC AMI Liverpool, Feb. -, foi..... New York
Hermann, iAm.) Southampton Feb. -, for. New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
CANADA. tBr) Boston, Jan. 81, for Liverpool
PACIFIC, AM New York Feb = Liverpool
AFRICA. t}rN Boston, Eel, a. for Liverpool
ATLANTIC, Gam New York, Feb. q, for. Liverpool
WASHINGTON, Gam New York, Feb. q, for Bremen
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PREMIUM HAgNEss.-Gent'emen wishing TO purchase
la,chs Premium Coach Buggy Harness must do so al
medately they remain exhibition his day and eve
ming, Wednesday l4th.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

BA Ft'AINSI bAItVfiIN6!
WE are offering great bargain in desirable
w Brick Dwelling with six ROOMS, No. 70 Spruce
Street between Church and Broad
Also Tractoi Land containing about nney'wo acres
near Franklin College, adjoining the lands Of Rev T. Fan
ming Smith and others. large portion Of the land is
mbered and the attention of Brckakers is particularly
called to it. Apply soon TO }. L. K W. BROWN,
jan3O-lOt ~ Cherry street
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s. H LOOMS & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCBRS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And sole agents for the sale of
Eazlrd's Kentucky Riffs and Blasting Powder,
BACON Il BROS SAFETY FUSS, AND
Longworth's Sparkling Catawba Wines,
49 Public Square, NASHVILLE, TEN.
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New Books! New Books!

THE WIFE'S VICTORY. By Mrs Emma d e
n. Southworth. In 2 vols paper Price IS cents
Mrs Southworth IS the hBes auhoress in the country
Her style is tGrcibs and bold There exciting nt
rest ia all her compositions. which renders them most
popular novels in the English language. 'Aei0 York AR
Mrs SouthwOrth is the best american writer of the
age"-Pbila. Merchant.
''She has superior and there is ehasteness and pu
riy in all that she writes which cOmnends her 20 the ap
probation Of erery thoughtful mind Blias7re Repui-
can
.she is woman of brilliant genius Brans6.
"She is the best fiction writer in the couniry.BgSa5
Express. 81.
She is the most original aud talented Of living female
writers!"-PUJlic Ledser.
Life in the Clearings versus The Bush. By Mrs.
Noodle, author Of Roughing it in the Bush. &C. vol
paper. Price 80 cents
Nay and December; Tale of Welded Life BIZ
Mrs hubback. l vol paper. Price 50 cents
The Mysteries of the COnrt of Queen Anne
eng one o. the most interesting Historical Romances
Sheppard" &c. vol. paper. Price so cents
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WYE have now in store, by late arrivals
w so hhds n. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. MolaSses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whisky;
l75 boxes-halves and quaFters-Star Candles;
50 do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Glover Seed;
rs boxes Peter NJ. Boazs Tobacco MOL;
20 do PrestOn's do do;
"a do g. Oyd's DO do;
10 do Boaz & GOodwin's 90 Co;
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which We will sell low tor cash.
iap6 S. II. LOOMS 4 CO
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

HAVE auumber ct Handsome Building Lots in tho
i 18th Ward Nashville, University Place, which 4
wllsell to persons who will build thetn fair terms,
onehaf Of the purchase money be paid Of the end
years. fourth the end Of three years and oneou
at the end OF four years. and without isterest-
The lots situated on Nape street. l5s feet deep
besides the aev and of good soil Some eight or ten
~ neat honses afenOw being erected IN their immediate
vicinity.
Call soon, You viii miss opportunity for coed
home. oct5 A. v. ). LfNDS1Ef.
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1T POINLEXTER,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
o,O-tf Studio over w 7. Berry c Co.'S Book Store

DROFAH BUCHANAN AND DR. G j MAYFIELD
l will give Course OF Instruction III al the branehts
taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing
the first Monday in April and continuing during the sun
mer months
* Fee $50. in advance. Iebl0-lmdtw&w
DRIDGE Stack WANTED will give vaIu-
bic real estate in exchange fur from 20 TO 100 shares
of stock in the wire Suspension Bridge.
IeblG-lv Il. w. BROWN, Az Cherry st.
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NEW BOOKS.
2Gh Echruar

ST. VALENTINES DAY.
FE700N, NELSON q co, ~ Union street. have a great
4 variety o Fancy AID Comic Valentines, worth IRON
8 cents 10 $50.
~ Call and examine ihe stock. and be certain.
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CHAmEzToS, Feb. II, P. M.-CoTToN.-De-
mamd inanima'e and prices unchanged. Sales TO
day 900 bales at G4 to s. cents.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE or
TENEEsSCE

hHUEEH jOaNSCN, OUVEhNOEs OF TIE STATE OF
TENNESSEE.
To all who shall see these Presents Greeting:
JETHEREAS, 1t has been made lae A@
~ known 10 me, that a certain
3AS N. CRABTREE charged with azS45sSsSezs>
having committed foul and atrccious murder the 22d
dy of December 81 upon the body Of Thomas W. Att
knson ie Of or County Of Montgomery has He'd from JUS
tce and is now running at large.
Now. therefore, |, ANDREW Johnson Governor as
aforesaid by virtue of the power and authority
ell, do hereby offer reward OF two hundred dollars 10
any person persons who may apprehend the said Crab
tree and deliver hIG TO the sheriff or TAILOR of our County
Of Montgomery in order that justice in that behalf may be
had and eyecued
-z> In testimony whereof, have heTcunta set
fEs.assN my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
lE - ees.s State 10 be affixed at Nashville the Sd
E;,essSsGGl day OF February, 1858.
Nss2@2-s--> By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
VI. 3. 4. RAMSEY, Secretary Of State.
James r. Crabuee is about FIVE feet and eight inches
high; rather dark complexon dark hair and eyes, and
about twenty-five thirty years Ci age and wei CHS
hundrod and thirty pounds
ie54-wst
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NV YORK, Feb. l0.-Money plenty. Stocks
are active. Cotton is duh Good Ohio Flour So
75a$9 25. Wheat is firm. Corn is nominal Cd
Mess Pork Sl3. Lard is in limited demand
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DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.
MIR GOODWIN begs respectfully to intimate to the
MI Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville, that be will
sumo his Glasses for the above accomplishments Satur
day Morning February 18th.
Davs of iuition-Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays.
- Terms as usual lfebO-if
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Nt(IROES AGAIN.
HAVE on hand tWenty negroes, among them is an
cellent Shoe and Boot Maker and several good Cooks.
also have 10 negroes consisting of two Families that
can satisfy any gentleman good ants there is
in the State restricted the sale to citizens Of Davidson
County
pov5O REEFS W. PORTER
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With many others Just received BY
febS I. HAGAN, Market street
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CURL YOUR HAIR.
FURS! FURS +!

WE will pay the highest market price in CASH. for
w the following kinds OF Fur Skins. delivered at our
Store: RACC00N SKINS. MINK SKINS, OPOSSOM
SKINS WILD CAT SKINS, FOX SKINS and OTTER.
Also DEER SKINS y. IL. LOOMS Il Co,
janis Public Square, Nashville. Tenn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

~ Thre was a sort of small revolution in
London on Sunday, the oath of June, in the
parks, in consequence of bill brought in by
Lord Grosvenor, to put a stop to Sunday ira
ding and amusements. Large crowds assem-
bled, democratic orators addressed them, and
the carriages of some noblemen and ladies
were stopped. and-rhe noble inmates were
made to walk, amid Kisses and groans and
cries Of $50 to churchl'' Lord and Lady
Wilton, Lady Granville, and the Duke and
Duchess of Beaufort, were obliged to leave
their carriages at the demand of the multi
tude. Several horses bolted, and three OF
four difficult escapes took place. There were
several peers and members of the Lower
House present, and Mr. Stafford and som,
others appeared deeply impressed with thu
painful exhibition of public feeling on thi
topic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
A aMoDELs RIYEa TOWN.

W. bovo bo,rd r-.4s<t~,nv hard th;pos
( sT-f--y AZ.
said ABOUT certain tovnon 'he N''ss'sS'PP'
rlver which shall be napsIess, but the fol-
lowing "tashes with ~ pencil" by cor
respondent of ou,s eyss5Aetb them nil. We
..,,..,o
e"""o' ou' 'h'hK ana y 'n"' 'he P'''''o Is
overdrawn y
"'The town is built upon sand bank, and
Immediately back of the first street it de
scends into holes, filed with rarbage and
dead hogs; which give ont most odoriferous
scent. Many nations are represented here
There nre many Dutch Jews in the place who
sell goods to planters and fleece them to the
extent of the law. noticed, however, one
very genteel American store Drinking shops
are numerous, and drunken men are so com.
mon thai they use them as then lie about the
streets for The purpose Of tying their horses TO-
There are generally crowds of hatboatmen,
and coal men, men from the interior, and
sharpcrs Of every grade loafng about the
groceries, and man can be eased Of his
money in very little time, if he is not very
careful. have had three handkerchiefs
| stolen already, and my hat was taken out OF
the entry where board. There are millions
of fleas here, caused by the hogs and Dutch,
and the Americans import bales Of walnut
| leaves to spread about their dwellings, to
keen them off am informed thew seldom
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

~ Twenty-Five years ago the prophet
Joseph Smith organized the Mormon Church
with six members. AT the present time the
Church in Utah territory contains three pres
idents, seven apostles, two thousand and
twenty elk Seventies" seven hundred and
fifteen high priests, nine hundred and ninety.
four elders, five hundred and fourteen priests
four hundred and seventy one teachers, tive
hundred and twenty seven deacsns, beside:
the usual ratio of persons in training for the
ministry but not yet ordained, and four hun
dred and eighty.nne missionaries abroad
During the six months ending with the begin
ming of April last, nine hundred and sixty
five children were born in the territory o
Utah, two hundred and seventy eight persons
died, four hundred and seventy wer,
baptized in the Mormon faith, and eighty 81,
were excommunicated from the Church.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
HUI. l.. WHITE.

We have heretofore neglected to notice
that Miss Nancy N. ScorT, the grand daugh-
Ter of llu. l.. WHITE, proposes to publish
biography of that distinguished man. The
lives of the great and good should be pre-
served, their virtues embalmed, and their
public acts their teachings and writings so
recorded that others, remote from the times
in which they existed and by their career IL
Illustrated, may have the benefit of them
We are gratifed that, Miss Scott has engaged
in the noble aud pleasing task of collatng
and placing in a form in which they may be
preserved, the speeches, letters, writings, &c.
of her distinguished grandsire The work
will be one which should be in the hands OF
every East Tennesseean, as all should che
IRISH the memory and services of East Ten
ncssec's most distinguished son.
We copy the following paragraph on the
subject from the Independent Miscellany
Aberdeen, Mississippi:
Hu. l.. WuIrE.-Noncy N. Scott, tho
grand daughter of this distinguished man
proposes publishing his biography. The en-
terprise deserves the cordial patronage of the
public. Especially should Soulherners give
it their earnest encouragement. How mucl
more sensible for us to purchase and perust
such work than the miserable trash whicl
emanates from the North under the titles o
".Barnum's Antbiograph," and "'rhe Life o
Horace Greeley" &c. &c. twill be n prou,
day for the South when reading men adorI
their centre-tablcs with our own publications
Then only can we call ourselves free from III
intellectual bondage, which has enthralled u
for years.
The Biography of Hugh L. White will b
rich contribution to Southern Literature
His speeches, delivered in the U. 5. Senat,
will alone render the volume interesting
The proposed work will contain about iiy
hundred pages, and will, also, be adorned b
an engraving OF Mr.. White. 1t will be d,
livered to subscribers at the county seat
Terms $500 per copy, payable when tn
book is delivered. Subscriptions will be r,
cciyed at this office, and the names of sui
scribers Immediately forwarded to the autho
We wish her all success in her laudablc ct
terprise, and assure her of the kind wishes G
the Southern Press.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

ACCIDENT ON THE Va. e. TENN. r. R.
On Wednesday last negro man whose duty
it was TO watch the track near Newhern,
laid down and went to sleep, with his arm
upon the rail- The mail train came along
and cut his arm so badly that it was neces-
sary 10 amputate it near the shoulder. A
few days before this happened the train was
belated, and near WythevlIle the engineer
discovered something upon the track and
checked up. When he got within forty OF
fifty yards of the obstruction n number OF
chikens flew off the track, and supposing
that they were the only things in the way
he let on steam again.
1t happened however, that n negro had sci
down his basket of chickens upon the track
and laid down to sleep, using the rail rs {
pillow for his head, with his body inclining
down the embankmcnt. The COW catcher
struck his head, tumblng him down the EN-
bankment, and, thanks to the thickness o.
his skull, he met no other damage than thu
breaking of a couple Of his ribs. There i.
some use after all in thick skull--RepuJ
licdn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

LIFE AS IT Is.--"Lct us make an excursion
down the street and see what we can learn
Yonder is the wreck of a rich mans son. He
was permitted To grow up without employ.
ment, went and came as he pleased, and spent
his time In the qualification Of spontaneous
passions desires, and incinations, with no
one to check him, when his course WINS evil,
or encourage him in the ways Of WISDOM
His father was rich, and for that reason tho
son thought he had nothing 10 do, no part in
honest labor to peform. .,..
"Well, the father died, and the son inheri.
ted portion of his abundant wealth, and
having never earned money by honest toll, ho
knew not the value of it, and having no
knowledge Of business, he knew not how to
use il, so he gave loose reins to his appetitcs
and passions, and ran al II rapid pace down
the broad road Of dissipation. Now behold
him-a broken down man, bowed with in
trinity, mere wreck of what he was, both
physically and mentally. Hismoney is gone,
and he lives on the charity of those whose
hearts are open with pity. Such is the fate
of hundreds and thousands that are born 10
fortune.
sand there, on the opposite side, in that
comfortable mansion, lives the son of poor
cobber. Fifteen years ago he left the hum.
bic room of his parents, and went forth into
the broad world alone to seek his fortune
| All his treasures consisted of his chest of
tools, good knowledge of his trade, honest
principles, industrious habits, aud twenty-five
coppers. Now he is the owner of that ee-
giant mansion, is doing thriving business,
possesses an unbroken constitution, and bids
fair to live to good old age. Such is tho
lot of hundreds and thousands who never
boastsd of wealthy parentage.
"What lesson should this be to those
who are by all means, either fair or foul, ac-
cumulating treasures for their children. II
the rich would train up their children to reg
ular habits of industry, very nany of them
would be ssved from intemperance, misery
and an untimely end"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
LIVERPOOL, July Ii,


Nothing new from the war this morning.
Diplomatic papers explanatory of the peace
proposals of Austria have been laid before
parliament. and are published in the London
papers OF to day O4ih)
Radetsky has demanded large and immc-
diate reinforcements to the garrisons of Mi.
Ian, Verona, and Venice, and 10000 are to be
distributed among the Italian garrisons.
The subject of a general exchange of pris-
oners is in the hands of board of French
and English officers in session at Paris.
Letters state that 10000 men were en-.
ployed on the new works to be erected
against the Notifications of the Maakoff and
Redan. Gen. Peissier has ordered the dis.
tribution Of n daily ration of wine or brandy,
maintain the SANITARY condition Of fhe troop,
which had been affected by the excessive heat
and heavy storms.