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- ne Sfeat Hattie ON the Mfncie--Has Name.
The battle Of June 2I,h, 1859, has got name.
It Is to be called the Battle Of sOlferino, after the
village where the hardest fighting took place. It
has figured before in French military history for it
was almost within the limits Of the celebrated bat
tie Of castiglione, fought BY EAPoLsOE the First,
on the 9th Of August, 1876. On the Sd, be had de-
festea the Austrians at Lon&to, Augereau during
the same time making brilliant resistance at Cas-
tiglione. WURMsER prepared on she 4th for grand
er contest on the same field, and BoxApARTE
determined to give him hattie on the next day
THlERs's description Of this battle says that ga
series Of heights formed by the last range Of hills
belonging to shs Alps, extends from Chiesa to the
Mineio, BY Tomato. Castiglione, and solferino. At
the foot Of these heights lies the plain that was TO
serve for the field Of battle. The two armies were
there IN presence Of each other perpendculariy to
the line Of the heights, on which both supported
one wing, BoEAPARTE his left, WUR1lsER his right.
BoNAPARTE had at must 90 900 men WURMsER
O,OO0."
The results of the battle Of Gastgione as is well
known, were most disastrous to she Austrians in
Lombardy and the results Of the battle Of Soferino
can scarcely be less NAPOLEON III, in his proc
lamatiOn after the victory refers to the former vic
tory on the same field, and says, " solferinO
passed the recollection Of Tomato and Castglone'
The Austrians themselves acknowledged their de-
feat in the plainest terms, and they showed how
much they felt il, by rerestng within the Mincio,
and offerirg resistance to the passage of that
river by the FRENCH, who Osed il four days after
the battle without meeting any resistance. At DE
Kr.1f.
Franca which is about Eve miles east Of Vallegio,
on the Mincio, where the head quarters we're just
before The battle Of solferinO Iii probable that
they were moved the next day to Verona, which is
only five or elk miles from Villa Franco, by rail
road, and is of the strongest Of the four forth
fed cities of the historic square. Important bus
iness," it is said, required the immsdats return of
the Emperor Of Austria to Vienna, aud it may be
suspected that the most important reason for his
going was the utter failure of the campaign.
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p. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Ell TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, 50
= 1SHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON -
WARE, mARBLEEZED IRON FAMILIES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. 40, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
RE- JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER @gSa
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, of
weights and Measures,
AT THE STORE OF
r. w. MAXEY & co.
ja1A--dRl
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Freight transportation
81 ~ ~ - 8 Nd
RALTaMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
YENIIR souhern Road Of great lines This road has
managed in such way as to commend II TO
the public patronage.
This Company, under the general superintendenee OF
M. ID. mEARS, General Freight Agents.
inducements shippers 70 Baltimore Philadelphia
Boston, Richmond, Petersburg &c 1T exceedingly
below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms, insurance Of one and af per
cent by route European shipping being from to
4shngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequaed by any other
operation their Western terminus is at PAt
ERSBURGH one hundred and ninety miles below the low
dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
ordinary the delivery Of goods, not only eran
with Dispatch Of other routes anu as me wa
declines their advantages such as the time OF delivery
widens other routes, that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy ROute.
Freight by exposed weather than by other
ersbugh shielded float and elevated from thence by
Immediately the cars without being subject TO WET or
Louisville steamers connect direct with Parerbugh
boats without delay does likewise the regular Cincinnati
The Pug convey direct to Parkersburgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled to receive elght
daily for this at their agency in Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars enquire Of
H. ii. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No 3 corner Broad AID Front Streets
mayI5-6m
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METROPOLITAN
Atm HOUS e.
YUyE Proprietor bes inform the Nashville and
the public generally, that he has, considerable expense
lifted up the store houses on the Of
CRERRY AND CEDAR STREETS.
the purpose of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLEo
Hepurposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
that enabled suit both pockets and appettes his
customers charge than they get This has been
needed city, and he hopes strict attention tohis business
public patronage He feels certain of success with his
immortal the k;tehea he will furnish
public dinners the shortest notice. He also keeps hand
large stock Of
CYGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
nhii-diy. ]. MOORE.
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MoIEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEPsIA JAUYp1cJ

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys. and all Diseases
nriSing from "a DJsOrdered Liver or
Sf0mn1h, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness Of the
Stomach Fulness Of Blood to the Head, Dull Pain or
Swimming i'm the Head, Pa.piiation Of the Heart
FulneSS or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations
Choking or Sufiocating Feeling when lying down.
DryncSs or Nellowness of the Skin and Ewes, Night
Sweas, Inward FevCs, Pain in the Small of the Back
Chest Side, sudden Flushcs Of Heat Depression of
Spirits, FriEhtful Dreams Languor, Dependency or
any AervOrs Disease Sores Bitches the Skin
ard Fever aud Ague Tor Chis and Fcverl. 1t will
also cure diseases Of tho Bladder and Womb, such
Seminal Weakness, Incontineuce Of Urine, Stran-
quarry, Inflammation or Weakness of the Womb or
Bladder, Whites etc
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The greatest Remedy in the world This cordial
Is distilled from berry known only to myself, and
chemically combined with some of the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barLs known to the mind
OF man, viz. BLOOD Ro5r, BLACK RoOT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW Dock, DANDELfoN, SARsAP-
ARILLA, ELDER FLowERs, with Others producing the
most naLible reBeGy for the restoration Of health
ever known. 1t is natures remedy. curing dis
ease by natural laws. When TAKEN its influence is
felt coursing through every vein of the body purify
ing and cceeratin@ the circulation Of the blood 1t
neutralizes any bilious matter in the stomach AMI
rtrengthens the whole nrnlnizalinll
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WIN. STOCKELL,
Pr AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
HI Y ID Lie ENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS. d TER.
IRA Gotta WARE GENERALLY,
No. ~ broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4-Iyd
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR B o HNTE IL CO.
Have just opened at their stand
No. Union street,

A complete stock OF Fail and Winter
DRESS AND mANTIELA TRlMm1NGSs
OMPRISING full of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Fnges Bugle Gimps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons Brads Bugle Buttons, &C. &C. all of which
enynew and the best that could the Eastern Markets
Our stock of:
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Coon well any other material for Knitting Netting EN-
arodery Crochet Wo seomplee larger variety
quantity than w also continue to manufacture
FringeS, TasSeIs, Buttons, COrSds, &c.,
order usual, and will y to suit all and everybody
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TT rs DETTCTOITS no TAKE

CAUrIoS.-Beware Of druggists or dealers who may
try TO palm upon yUu Bitter Sarsapariia trash,
which they can buy cheap. by saying it Is just as
good. Avoid such men. Ask for McIcan's Strength
ening Cordial and take nothing else. II is tie only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and at
tine same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting Is
certain preventive for Cholera. Chills and Fever,
Yellow Fever, or ANY prevalent disease. 1t is put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for SIS
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RANGEs. RANGEs!!

A. COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention Of his
friends and the public generally that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville ior e. 4. BlIEt'S
CeIe bratcd Cooking Range admitted BY ell to be
superior anything yet ofere comprising all The require
ments for perrg the culinary art in all its branches being
also great econoisr Of fuel, and for neane and comfort
stands unrvslled. Give cali and judy for yourselves
II. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, &c,
No. Market Street Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and deal
in all kinds of Stoves Baths Closets, Wash bows &C, &c
rnllI-lfrn
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ID Il NOV LILLE 81 Co.,

DRUGS MEDICINES, &c.
DEM WILLIE 81 Co..
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONISTS,
Corner Store Of the Hea0 IRiOZ aud Asaeicda BRdings,
Corner Of cherry aud Church Streets,
NASHV WILLIE. TENNE SSEE,
Id EsPECTFUELY ask their old Gs and customers, and
the public generally, to call and them in their
tabhment Supplied with large complete Drugs,
Medicines Dyesus Fancy Goods and all articles kept in Drug
Stores and constantly 10 receipt Of fresh luppes of the
they perfectly confident OF their ability give entire salts
facton both prices qualities of their goods
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
We hope prompt attention 20 businessto merit
continuance Of the same
DEM0VILLB & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
OUR PFRESCRIPriON DEPARTMENTS.
Is under the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Prscrpons and Druggist, and orders in that line of bust
will all hours day and night be promptly and accurate
ly hlled. DEM0NILLE 4 co
MEDICINES, TNS SHIPMENTS, dcc.--We in
vile attention Physicians stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instrum &C.
DEMCVILLE & co.
HI OMESTIC ARTECLES.s-The heads of families
are asked examine stock Of house keeping
artcles-sueh Pepper Spice Nutmeg, starch Indigo, Sc
A
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RAINS & BROWN

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Paints, Instruments, Pdtes Medicines, Artists Aidls,
Fishing Tackle, Gardes and Fled SEEDS
A full stock Of Che above named articlesnow on hand.
Nashville. April !, 49, RAINS & BROWN.
TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHES, &C.
We have for sale the following coIors in Tubes.
Silver White Antwerp Blue
Ivory Black Prussian do;
Asphaitum; Permanent do
Light Red Cobalt do;
Indian Red ultramaTine do;
Vermiilion; C2ppah Brown:
Madder aketa VsndYke do:
Crimson q Yellow Ochre;
Oarmine /" Chrome yellow;
Scarlet, 4" Naples Yellow;
Raw Sierme Cadmium Yellow;
Burnt. do Raw lumber
NeIdigrs: Burnt TIMBER.
ALSO.
Artists brushes. all kinds; Wasting Varnish;
Mahogany Pulletts Grecian do;
Palette Cops; CFayons;
q Knives: PainteTsCan
AMI RAINS 4 BROWN
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rHsRE is No MISTAKE ARour Ir
OVER A MuLIoN OF RorrIEs

This Cordial will fail To cure any of the aboy
diseases, if taken n per directions each bottle,
German, English, and French.
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Do you wish to be healthy and strong? Then go at
once, and get some of McLean's Cordial 1t will
strengthen and iuvigorate your whole system: causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood flow through
every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom OF health 10
mount to your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted 10 give satisG,ction
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FOR CHILD E NJ

We say to parents, if your children sickly puny,
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children
give them small Quantity of McLean's COral, and
it vii! make them healthy, fat, and robust. Delay
not a moment, try it, and you will be convinced.
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bireetsb 81 LOuls, 40.
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEET.
The BEST IMMINENT IN TIE WORLD.
The ONLY safe aud certain cure for Cancers, Piles,
Tuners, SS-liinss, AMI Bronclcle Goitrr. Paray-
sis, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles, Chronic or
InfanHlItn-y rheumatism Stiffness Of the joint.
Contracted Muscles Iigsmeu;s, Earache Teuth-
ache BRUISES, Spran5, Wounds Fresh Cuts Ulcers
Fever Sores. Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Burns
SCalds Sore Throat, any Inflammation Pain, no
difference how severe, how long the disease may
have existed. McLEAN's CELEBRATED J,NIMENr is a
certain remedy
Thousands " human beings have been saved a life
Of decreptule and misery by the Use Of this inyau-
able medicine.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent
Will relieve pail. almost nsian tancously and it will
cleanse, purify and heal the ouest In an in.
eredibly short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McLean's celebrated Linment is the oniy safe and
reliable remedy for the of SPAWN, Ring Bone
Windgall5, Spints, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or
Swellings 1t will never fail to Big Head Poll
evil, Fistula Old Running Sores, Sweeny if
properly applied. For Sprains Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts
Sores, or Wounds, it is infallibe remedy. Apply
il directed, and is certain in every instance
Then trife no longer with the many worthless Lin.
iments offered To YOU Obtain supply of Dr. Nc.
Leans celebrated Imminent. 1t will cure you.
j. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Sts St. Louis No.
For sale Wholesale and retail In Nashville
Tennessee at Proprietor prices by Berry Demovill, g.
and Jo g. Brown by every respectable
gst in the United States feb97 59-dtw
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Have been sold during the last six months and in
instance has failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then, will suffer from weakness or debility when
McLean's Strengthening Cordial VIII cure you?
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MeLEAwg voLcAH1c OIL L1NrnENT.

j
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also McIesns Volcanic Oil Linimenf
Principal Depot en- the corner Of Third and Pine
Streets St Louis, Mo.
, 1859-07-20
Threatening Aspect OF our Affairs
with fIcxIco.


We lnve been favored With priyate letter
to enc Of our most respected fcilom-citixcns
which sectu& to portend speedy rupture with
Mexico. The letter was written on tie I'd inst
at Mina:itlan, Telauntcpec, nhcrn the United
States Minister, Mr. 31cLane, was paying yssi,
to the 9. $. Consul, Mr. Allen, and cutireys tic
intelligence that our Minister lad failed 10 come
to my p1nper and credtab'e arrangement with
the Jnarex Government, as he had failed TO oh.
tain Just satisfaction from TINT Of Mirau.on;
that he felt uneasy in his position, and consider.
cd any further attempt At a peaceful solution Of
the Mexican question useless; TINT In this sense
be had plainly written home to hia government,
rs also hc had notitied the government Of Jua-
rez that If they do not come at oncc to an un-
dcrstandiug with the United States, resort
must he had TO arms; and finally, to sun, mp all
that ~ no proper response IVES expected, war
between the two countries was incritabe..
Stated thus broadly aE 'scrai'y, By gea-
tieman who writes at his case, this intelligence
is somewhat startling. 1t is, however, IL its
general drift and meaning, in 'acronisuee with
intelligence which VIC receive through other aud
more direct sourccs- Not on1y has our Ministc:,
in his zeal in our natiouHl interests, failed to
bring the Government Of Airamon to sense OF
duty; but what sceus ut irst sight more tn
accountable to those who do not know the Neg
ican character, he has failed to come to any
creditab1e and honorable arrangement with the
party which pretends, above Ill others, to be
The party Of hberality and progress.
We state these facts, as they come to Us ycry
directly, bat not without ulissiyiugs rs to their
entire ACCURACY, inasmuch az We arc left in
doubt as to whether the writer reports directly
conversation had By himself witt Mr. Mclean,
or only popular version Of what n1ay hare &c.
cident1y fallen from, his lips. In the meantime,
however, we await, rot without impatiencc, the
arrival Of the nc1t steamer from, Vera Cruz,
which will be due about the 1ath inst.
, 1859-07-20
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, 1859-07-20
&. The 3Iacouptn County Murder.
4 letter from Carliasillc TO the Missouri e.

PHi+!tdR, da1ed 1u!F 4o&h, SAYS:
Excitement still continues in regard to tho
murder Of Sea7cy, which occurred on the "e9tta
ult- No discovery rs yet Of the murderer, nj
though number Of men hare been arrested on
suspicion, but hare been released, except one
who is now retained in jill here as the accom-
p1ice of the murderer {Atwocd-] He Was ar
rested ut Winchester, ILL.,, last week, and proven
to be The identical person who vas SO intimate
with the murderer on the f,oat from Kentucky
to your CITY. Persuasion will not ind.ace him
to divu12e any facts he may lare Id his roeses.
sion Of the murder. II IL singular coincidehcn
that this man should have been found in the
ncishborhood Of the marde1cr's home, in f.ct
in tho vrry town where the nlnrdcrer's nanthar
resides- However, be may be innocent Of any
intimate with Atwood On the boat, md then be-
iur found ut the mur1efer's home, giyea sttoug
grounds for suspicion II. entirely innocent Of
lie abose suspicious, his conduct and general
carriage since his arrest has been rathcr fndis-
Greet for ooe who profcssrs to be pure a. heart
Suppositious are that be bus been ~ bad; CON-
many before, and If lie be guilty The foIlowiul:
description Of him may lead 10 Ills Identifies
tiou, and reveal some hidden crime Wet!lere-
fore aunex tho following description: "He an
svers to tic uame pT Jos. u. tohagen, is about
5 feet 6 or inches high; black hair; dark
skin: full. projecting forehead ; Wild stare u
III eyes trim. rouhd bni1 $. talks freely atcut
- nr IS years Of age; is printer by t1ude, sud
the lux finger Of Ats s1aAf AnAtt 10 cut 9y eAase
to Ux Mads When 211eated. WAS working at lis
tradG. There Is a strong indication that this
rouDr nan has not led Lie in. teeping With the
character Of 4 good citixen. However, he may
be Judged WTongfully.
, 1859-07-20

The Convention has been cngagrd neuriy the
entire day in considering the State BOUNDARY
question, and more particularly the kortherp
boundary. This subject includes the question
sof tlie ANNEXATION Of that portion Of Nebraska
lying south of Ilatte River. The propoxed an
nexnlion -is- urposed1 by BY nearly eve.y Rcpublj.
can delegate. .und is unanimously, fayorad by
the Democrats. The latter, il is alleged, ase en-
dcavoring to. defcat the administration Of III.
State into the Union. aud the Republicans fear.
Cd tllat il TIC boundary l.e sAould b extended
to tie Plz te River, theru would be less proba-
bility that the State would be admitted. It is
stated that Cor. Medary tried his personal und
oficia1 influence. on the delegation from Law
renee, promising the votes Of the seventeen
Democratic delegates for the location Of the
sent Of government ar Lawrence. The Nebrasrx
delegates urged agaiu the object Of their mis-
sion.
Just previous to adjournment, the previous
question was brought up, and disposed Of by
hxing tbs boundary on the original Nebraska
line. north and west. The Convention then nd
.jP4racd ill Monday.
~ thought tue Convention will mol be able
10 nnl'l' its labor ue1t week; therefore The mig
efStn nas becn constant source Of anxiety 70 tho
~nshecrate de}ega&ss, Who hsse su&aed no op-
.po1unity TO. past without having his ,Mnolly
head before fhe Convention, but to-day The
question ot slavery has not entered the hall.
, 1859-07-20
A Man Kills the Murderer Of his Fa-
1fb&F.

A Man Kills the Murderer Of his Fa-
thef.
i correspondent Of tue St. Louis EtpsuioaA'
writing from Vernon county, No., under date ot
July 7.b, describes the following tragedy;
On Sunday, the esth ult., Mr.. John Denton,
d resident oi this county, came across man in
Serada city by tho name Of James Hardwick,
whom be arrested for the murder Of his Den
ton's) father, in Kansas, about year since.
securely under guard in the Court House.
He then made application for writ. and be-
ing Informed that be conld not obtain one, from
the fact TINT the act WAS committed in Kansas,
there upon Denton, who seer1s 70 be . very de-
cided man, soan left town il company With his
him to Little 0sagc, in this county, where be
had some friends. ior security. This WAS about
II o'clock.
Next day Denton returned to Nevada, to at
tend the trial Of man whom be had followed
and arrested for horse-stealug, and stated that
Hardwick bad got axay from him. Four days
after thls Hardwick's body was found n u iAsgee
Denton WAS ,thercupon arrested for the murder
Of uard'.ck, placed upon ,E,al before Justice
Bingham Of this county, aud committed 10 jail
for murder ia the first degree
Denton made statement Of the facts in the
case before the Court He stated that, while
fadlh& through Inc pf11t1e IN cohtefsatloa VITA
HardWick that he, (Hardwiek) confessed to him
that he was one Of the cfoxd who went to the
house of old man Denton after night, called him
up from bed and shot him down while he IVES
standing in his door. Denton said, upon this
confession Of H4rdwick to him, that he became
perfectly enragcd, and could not bear the idea
Ut riding with the man who would thus openly
confess 10 him the murder of his father, and ut
the samc time recollecting that all odtnses Of
what eyer character, committed prior to the
amnesty act Of the Legislature Of Kansas, Last
winter, wcrc considered ~ Iy-yoasx, and seeing
no, redress for him under the laws Of thst
hands -