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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-04
BGRHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS.
CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent disordere
STOMACH OR LIVER.


Such Indigestion Acdty of the Stomach Cocky Pains,
Heartburn Loss of Appetite Dependency, Costveness,
Blind aud Bleeding Piles In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections it has in numerous instances proved
highly beneficial and in others effected decided cure
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Berhave Because of its great in
most of the European States its into the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
offer it to the American public, knowing that its truly
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the
ardent Spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
of e thrilling and quickening every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact nfusng health and vgor
in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed the sick, weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
CAUTION:
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Brhave's Holland Bitters fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior is to all these
limitations
81 Sold at 81 90 per bottle six bottles for S. by the
sole proprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.,
Manufacturing rharmaceutists and Chemists,
- Pittsburgh Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. Fl. LIPPITT, DRAKE q Nc
LIN, WALKER MEARES, and Druggists generally through
out the State
June s, lS5S,-232&4llY
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TJRrENTINE-Rued steady at last Thursdays quotations
up to Saturday. when the price of soft went up 10 cents
sales being made at 50 80 for yellow dip and 81 70 for hard
There was fair demand from dsters at the above figures
I'D to Wednesday, when it closed rather dull the receipts
being larger than anticipates change price has, how
ever taken place The arrivals for the week have been
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT.
December Ternl 1855
Martin Schulkin) ~
7 Original Attachment
Jacob Vessel
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court, that the defendant, Jacob Vessel is nOn-res
is therefore ordered by the Court that pubca
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks mott
flying the said defendant to appear the next term Of this
Court be held the Court House in Wilmington the
second Monday March next and there to plead
or demur or Judgment final by default will be taken against
him. and the property levied upon be sold to satisfy plain
tiff 5 debt and costs.
Test, SAbl'L r. BUNTING Clerk.
Feb. 3, 1859. 127-lt-23-tc--[ Pr. fee SIS 81
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WATCHES JEyvELRY AND sILVEE-WARE,
AT NEW YORK PRICES. do not ask will the
IA public patronize me. They have bought, and they
80 still buy from 1. ALEXANDER, because he sells no
Silver without his every article he sells he also
warrants them pure coin. The people patronize him be-
they paid such prices elsewhere for
their Jewelry and SlverWare. a..-...z. 49,.
Ion
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THIc CREAT REAUTIFIER


So long unsuccessfully sought, Fond at Last!
NOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR TO
its original color covers luxuriantly the bald head
all dandru itching and all scroula scad head and
all eruptons makes the hair SOFT healthy and glossy and
magic all blotches &c. from the face and all neral
ga and head ache See circular and the following
DOVER, N H, Feb. Q, 1857.
PROF. o. j. WOOD CO.-Gents: Within a few days
Woods Hair Restorative that to-day compelled to
send to Boston for quantity (he dozen you forwarded
Eoey bottle haze sold to hape produced three
four Heo customers and the appreciation, and
BILE PREPARATION. = -
Send soon may be gross of 81 size and do
1'n % S'N' esgne s''' - DANIEL 'LATaoRP CO.
Hickory GROVE st. Charles Co.. No. Nov 10, 1856.
PROF. o. J. WoOD-Dear Sir: Some time last summer
its wonderful feel duty to you and
the afflicted, to report it.
cred with and called scad head The hair al
most entirely off in consequence when FRIEND
ing his suengs advised us to your Restorative did
with little hope of success but to SURPRISE and that
of all our friends very few applications reoI ed the dis
ease entirely, and new and uxgran crop OF har soon
started and say that boy has as healthy
scalp and as uxurant crop OF hair as any other child
We therefore and DO hereby your Rstora
''N GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTHAM. =
SARAH A. HIGGNBOTHAM.
GARDINER, Maine, June ~, 1866
PROF. o. ]. WOOD-Dear Sir have used two bottles
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative and can truly say
the greatest discovery the restoring and changing
the Hair Before using of seventy My hair
has now attained original color. You recommend it
the world without the least fear as my case was one Of
the worst kind.
Yours respectfully.
Oh WOOD CO., Propriegttors, s12 Broadway New
LA Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Wilmington, N. G. by Walker Meares W. H. Lip.
Oct 81 40-9-3m
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- - M, onrICyS x[OE, SaEE

VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES, STOCK AND
FARM PRODUCTS FOR SALE.
nN THE 18TH FEBRUARY NEXT, / will offer for sale
" the premises the excellent Farm and Timber Lands
known Mausbys Point, lying between Black River and
North West Is miles the river above Wilmington,
tanning about $500 Acres large portion of this is adapted
the cultivation Of Corn Peanuts and Rice, and may be
conveniently divided into two large Farms the buildings
aneay new and good The woodland is well tmbered with
Cypress Ash Oak and Hickory convenient to the water
considered the best Cow and Hog range in this part OF
the State. Also the farming tools, Wagons, Mules, Oxen
Mich Cows, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Rice large Flat, and
Boats and Is prime Young Negroes.
The terms Of sale will be made easy.
a Steamer will leave Wilmington at o'clock the morning
of sale and return the evening For particulars apply
JAS. E. kEA, Wilmington.
JAM 29th, 1859 l23s
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

should be understood that quotations generally
err rates have to be maid I. " ' n
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NEW CROP MOLASsEs.

' sS T TRo OF PRIME NEW CROP cARDENAs MO-
asses in neoo light and substantial packages landing
from Brig John Hathaway For sale by ...
Jan. %, 1859. HATHAWAY &$CO.
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NOTE-RiVer Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water are subject to the expense of landing inspection
Tpenne about 10 a Il cents % bbl-and naval stores,
when brought z railroad about the same expenses are in
of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality
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THOSE WHO HAVE USED 1T.

Among the many testimonials in favor of the effects of
BERHA YES HOLLAND BITTERS, we offer the names
Of the following, many of them well known in this city
James COvin of South Pittsburgh says 1t is certainly
a valuable medicine it cured me Of Dyspepsia
Captain Henry Eaton says " 1t cured my wife of Neural
gia."
A. Won Bonnhorst says 81 never met with speedy
aremedy for acidty of the stomach"
Heinrich Paulus says 1t cured me OF severe chrome
darrhCea in two days.
Samuel Woodruff of Athens Ohio, says: when com
menced using your medicine Frustrated that could
walk my farm after using BOTTLE can eat
anything"
HEADACHE.
FROM AN EMINENT CLERGYMAN.
take great pleasure in saying to you that made use OF
BUrhayes Holland Bittes. and found apparent relief of
headache from which had long suffered, and be-
eyc they were service in relieving my stomach
and head. SAMUEL +. BABCOCh.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. SIas j. LiscOmbe, of Birmingham, says: II have
found in B0rhaves Holland Btters remedy for Headache
and Debility. My wife has also used it with the greatest
benefit"
Sir A. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh also remarks that he
las experienced much relief from its for headache
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles above Pittsburgh on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says 'When commenced taking
B"rhaveS Holland Bters could hardly walk now en-
Joy excellent health"
See advertisement. IFeb. I-lZo&Z3-AH'
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NEW RODKS,

10
ItAN NOW BE FOUND AT KELLEYS BOOKSTORE,
~ Tie Daily Counsellor; by Mrs. L. H. sigourney, of
which the Home Journal of most reliable papers,
is her last and best.
Sidney Gray, Tale of School Life excellent book for
the young.
Divine Grace the Fulton street and other meetings
New York. and elsewhere, in 1857 and 49, by Samuel J.
Prme-o which too much cannot be said in praise there
Of.
The Banks of New York-their deaers-the Clearing
House and the Panic of 1851 with financial Chart j. S.
GibsOns
The Heights of Eideborg by Helen Hazlett, inter
esting work.
Theodicy Vndcaton of the Divine Glory as mani
tested in the constitution and government of the moral
world.
February l, 1859.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 3Rp, 1859.
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Appr0XmatiOns to TIE ,UUU OF S6UO each; OF
400 $4,000; of 500 $4,000 Of 500 to $4,000;
Of 800 to SIC, 00G.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40; Quarters 50.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
"a All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed to
DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post Charleston, S. CO.
January 8h, 1858. l78&32-ly
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PE4OUGHS-PLOUGHS.
A IL KINDS OF SINGLE HORSE PLOUGHS. For sale
A by -'D ~ ~ zENo H. GREENE.
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The exports of Baltimore during the past year amount
ed to $l6ll9OOO, against 81 ,4O8,l98 in 1857. The
Inspection of wheat -four in 1858 amounted to 906407
barrels against 855 GA barrels in 1851 showing in
crease of 5O,493 barrels The total quantity Of leaf
tobacco sold during the year was 10000 hogsheads-
The general trade of the city has been estimated at
Sl33,OOOOOO. According to the assessment Of 1858,
the aggregate amount OF property is but little short Of
81 40 900 600
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GUNNY BAGS.
A FEW BALES LARGE SIZE two bushel Gunny Bags
n for sale low to close, by D. SMITH, Jr., :.
Feb 3 1889 Front st. No. Granite Row.
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49, MULLETS. 5..G
-cn BBLS. LARGE SIZE, and fat. For sale by
OU Jan. rs. ZEN0 q. GREENE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS SILKS will,
M for short time be disposed of at New York costs for
cash. or to my regular customers on the usual credit
Jan % j. 8. WILLIAMS. 6
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JUST OPENED.

JUST OPENED.
A Z THE HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM, a handsome as
"A sortment of SILK and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
OF every style and quality to which would call attention
Our assortment very large and comprises all the new i'm
pr0yements IN styles. CHAS. D. MYERS,
Feb z, 1859. 81 Market st.
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UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES.

q. FINE SILK AND SCOTCH GINGHAM-small and
~ medium szes-a complete stock Just opened at the
- Emporium, 81 Market street.
Feb. 2, 1859. CHAS. D. MYERS
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EXPORTS OF WAsHINGToN.-We have been politely
furnished by Mr.. W. r. S. Burbank with the following
list Of exports from this place for the year ending Nov
Ist 1858. We have not before us statement of the
exports of 1857, and are not prepared to institute
comparison In some articles there may be falling off,
and others have gained
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IRISH POTATOES

THOR EATING AND PLANTING, just received and for
n sale by 81. .-r D. SMITH, Jr.,
Feb. 2, 1859. Front ST., No. z Granite Row.
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NEGRO SuITS.

100 KERSEY SUITS-(Pan and Jackets) -manufac-
lOV tured to order, will be sold at bargain.
Dec Y. HEQRICK Il RYAN.
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MILL STONES-HIIIL STONES.
CtMAILI sIZE-to be operated by hand. For sale by
- Jan. Ia. J. N. ROBINSON & SON.
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JORN GRAY.
(Late TAGGART 81 GERAL,
DEALER IN
II D0DEN WARE ANN RRU 4 Ms

HUUDE ARE n D kUUM 3,
Hos. IS Fulton, 2os Front sts.,
NEW YORK, --..n
Where he has constantly on hand and offers for sale
PAINTED PALS, BLOOMS, BRUSHES, MATS
TWINES, C0RDAGE,
CEDAR TUBS, PALS, PIGGINS, COOLERS CHURNS
WILLOW CRADLES, WAGONS, CHAIRS BASKETS.
Jan. Is, lS59.-1I3&21-3m.
THE BEST ITNIMENT IN TIE. WORLD.
ERCHANTS CELEBRATED GARGl4iNd OIL, Just
Iva received and for sale in Wilmington n. c.. Cat Is
cents so cents and 81 per botte wholesale and retail by
DRAKE & McIIN.
N. B-Call and get Almanac for 1859 gratis, with es
tinonals of its wonderful cures.
Dec. Goth, 1858. 65&l7-6w
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
RI NE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at HAVANA, on
TUESDAY, February 18th, 1859.
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
VIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AMI
H. Il 1RON CASTINGS, STEAM ENG INES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds.
Old Machinery overhauIed and repaired.
VIII make to order Patterns Ornamental Architec-
tural2 and supply Drafts for all kind of Mach merry
All work warranted as represented.
81 Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron
TERMS-Cash delivery JOHN G. BAILEY
~ Proprietor.
wilmington, June "a, 1858 246-1y-43-1y
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N. @. SUGARS. .Isiss4
COZ HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE New Crop N. O. SUI
AAO gars, now landing from Schr M A. johnson, di-
rect from New Orleans. Fer sale by
Feb. l, 1859. HATHAWAY % co.
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DAIRY CHEESE.

COLLECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TABLE, for sale b
- D. SMITH, Jr,
Feb. 2, 1859. Front ST., No. Granite Row.
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RECEyED THIS DAY

RECEIVED THIS DAY.
Oan PIECES FANCY PRINTS;
COU bales Marlboro Plaids
20 s. Brown Sheetngs
Bleaehed Sheetings and Shirtings; $50
Jan. 2lst HEDRICK i RYAN.
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PARAGON UMBRELLA.

PARAGON UMBRELLA. ..r
Is PATENT ST7LE-the largest, finest and handsom-
- est Umbrella sold. and complete assort-
ment, just received at the Hat and Cap Emporium,
81 Market st. CHAS. b. MYERS. =
February 2, 1852
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HOOP IRON

BLOUNT CREEK sHEETTNC;.
HEETING from the Bount Creek Mills ALWAYS ON hand
NJ For sale in any quantity, by
Jan. q. WILLARD r. rTTRTTS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-07-27
Consider me Smith.

There is very good story in the papers OF
the day, which was played by old DR.. Cald-
well, formerly Of the University of North
Carolina.
The old doctor was small man, and lean
but as hard and angular as the most irregular
Of pine knots. He looked as if he might be
tough, but he did not seem strong. Never
tlcless he was among the knowing ones re-
puted to be as agile as "cat," and in addi-
ton was by no means deficient in knowledge
of the "noble science of self.defence." Be-
sides, he was as cool as cucumber. Well,
in the freshman class of certain year was a
burly 5ecf mountaineer Of eighteen or nine
teen. This genius conceived great contempt
for old Bolus, physical dimensions, and his
soul was Mortified that one SO deficient in
muscle should be so potential in his rule.
Poor Jones-that's what we'll call-him had
no idea of moral force. At any rate he was
not inclined to knock under, and be controlled
despotically by a man that he imagined he
could tie and whip. lie at length determined
to give the gentleman a private thrashing
some night in the College Campus, pretend
ing to mistake him for some fellow student
Shortly after, one dark and rainy night,
Jones ulet Ilc uOClOF CEOSSluS Iuc SaIupuS.
Walking up to him abruptly.
"Hcllow Smith you rascal-is this you 2"
And with that he struck the old gentleman
blow on the side of the face that nearly
fclled him.
Old Bolus said nothing but squared him
self and at it they went. Jones' youth,
weight and muscle, made him an "ugly Gus
TONER" but after round Or two, the doctors
science began to tell, and in a short time he
had knocked his beefy antagonist down, and
was astraddle of his chest with one hand on
his throat, and the other dealing vigorous
cuffs on the side of his head.
"Ah stop! | beg pardon, doctor! Caldwell
"a miStake-for heavens sake, doctor !n'
groaned Jones, who thought he was about to
be eaten up, "I-really thought it was
Smith ]"
The doctor replied with word and blow
alternately
at makes no difference-for all present
purposes consider me Smith %
And, it is said, that old Bolus gave Jones
such a pounding, then and there, as probably
prevented his ever making another mistake
as to personal identity, at least on the College
Campus.
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wounds. Tie women and the priests cai.y
lhcua out wine ana tampressrs ln: ticlr
wounds while the me-; Of the town lr! sol
Lie:s. such as WISH To resi- awhile on tIt!r !act,
TO descend and rrmoInt again into t'icir
wagons. IF dil not already Know the result
o.! the battle, would he ready to ,uplJsr,
from the enormous number OF woundcl Scl'
dierS at this moment passing my wln!ow.
that the French army had been literally dc.
s,royci. am quite sure, no matter what the
French official report may say, that my pre-,
cedm. estimation Of the nunntr Of wounded
is small.
Mr.. Raymond, Judge Forsyth, of Troy. and
myself. were the Oay strangers with the ex'
ccption Of two English iournalists.l whom we
knew to be such, On the ground during the
BATH.
We lave only been able TO preserve or
clrGagr, which is rather an elegant oHe ior
this cuilntry. and two hcrscs, by IL passport. rs
Eearer Of Dispatches. which vas irr':nhie
enough 10 have in M pocket. and which WAS
given to lie by the american Minister i'll
| Paris, for dispatches for the American Minis
ter 1T Turin. Nil other privat" caring $ lave
hcru seized to convey Wounded officers bach
Is Ercsvi:.. This mere scmh!anc. of cliici.li-
,y cues :. long way with ;he crer-loying, RS
rcatla!. a'id always polite Ercnri officials
| They did nnt happily e"cn cxa."ine inl" Inc
Utterly w::r;!l!r:s tli:..actcroi my pasaror! Oil
the >.rau"'l w'lsr- nrs am.
| nIvc bad to come all ,ic wGy t. 3rcac:a
to p,.l these :aJ;cfs in the mail anCi il it ilao
no! been lor ny passport | could TO; have
got into or out OF lhr town, winch is under
NATAL law. AlALAkUtt.
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Correspondence of the New York Times.
Details of the Battle OF Soifcrino.
CAsrIGLIoXE, Friday. June y.


Francis Ju: cph has commanded and lost to.
day his first battle. Ills army, concentrated
at leisure within the last fortnight, was tic
must formidable in number Of modern times,
1t was stationed at Il point chosen by himself:
whero he had the advantage OF :; superior
position, and yet he was beaten completely
from 1le field by the French army.
We were fortunate enough to arrive Oh the
ground in the early part of the fight, and
during portion Of the time were stationed
on hill, at the very spot occupied the Fin
peror Napoleon during the first few hours OF
the day. From this point we could take IN
with the eye the whole field, and notwth-
standing the extent Of the ground fought
over, were able to comprehend the ensemble
of the battle.
The two armies had been gradually ap-
preaching each other for several days, and 1t
was generally understood, as well in Tic army
as in the country near the scene of the great
conflict, that field battle was imminent
The amy of the Emperor Of Austria, which
ii gradually rctreated from the fatal ileld
of Magenta, halted, demoralizcd, at the Min
clio. The Emperor, who had been collecting
reinforcementS-onc might call it u new ar
my-at Verona, advanced a welk ago with
this force, and, joining with the army which
had fallen back from Magenta moved to the
encounter Of the French, to seek revenge Tor
the defeat Of Gyulai The French were only
too we'll pleased to meet their enemy thus,
and the encounter on the plain of Cast!g!ione
was as if by mutual agreement.
The Emperor's headquarters on the I'D
were at NIontechiaro. 4 part of the army,
however, camped the same night at CaStig-
lone, and on the 23G the whole army was
encamped, portion at the farther border OF
the town OF CasGglione, and the balance
along the road to Montechiaro. A body OF
four hundred and fifty .Austrians had been
captured on the 221 on tho road to CaStis-
lone and the advanced posts of each army
were constantly in the neighborhood OF one
another.
Castiglione, compact town of perhaps two
thousand Inhabitants, and almost two thou
sand years old, is built upon slight eleva-
ton, which is actually the termination at
that place of the Lombardian Alps. 10 the
south and west of the town extends as lar us
the eve can reach, the level and llighiy-cnlti-
waited country for which this part OF Italy is
so celebrated. To the east oi tie town taere
extends series of hills, three Or four hun
dred feet high, in a circular form, presenting
their concayity to the south, and Terminating
at distance from tue town Of perhaps SIX
miles. Around this tongue Of hi! the pain
extends to the north, where it terminates ut
the strongly fortified town Of Pe.cera.
On the night Of 2!3d the whole Austrian
army moved up to the vicinity Of Castisllone,
within mile Of the advanced camp OF the
French army They came mp 50 noisele>sly