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It seems that RheumatisIn, Deafness.
Neuralgia, Swollen and still Joints and other Com
plants to which all subject have lost all their
terrors. Prof. De Graths Electric Oil is warranted
to relieve any case in short space of time and with
trifling expense.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-23
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conaae. Of .hs srsnen In r,alr.
An American who visited the seat Of war in Italy,
writes homes az o.yows.

An American who visited the seat Of war in Italy,
writes homes as follows:
"AllOW me to refer to 3 matter that has attracted
the attention of those Of the English joauals, al
ways and under all Circumstances inimcal to the
French A writer from Turin, corresponding for
the London Standard says the whole city (Turin) is
rife with rumors Of the atrocities and disorders
committed by tae French troops nov in Lombardy.
The writer adds that the Italians viii long remem-
ber the sfferings they undergoing at the hands
Of the Emperor Napoleon's troops. This statement
is gladly By the portion of the press have
above referred TO, and il is going the rounds Nov,
] have just returned fIem the seat Of war. I ieft
Milan to return to Paris the day that the French
and Ssrdiniars troops moved on, and pronounce
the statement Of the correspondent Of the London
StadGrd base fabrication. The order observed by
all the French troops is most admirable, and is in
accordance with the positive orders of the Emperor.
Not siugle thug is touched without being paid for
The expenses Of the French army amount TO three
millions Of francs day, and can assure you that
the Inhabitants Of the country net sorry have
the French troops remain as long possible. Such
calamnies are beneath respectable journals, and are
insults to brave army engaged in shedding blood
for the liberty and future independence Of long cp
pressed people,"
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camp Such marvellous fests Of agility car Of course
only be dcEe with troops who are anenourbered BY
baggage. Ettls bag containing shirt and per-
haps pair Of socks, is the only baggage which off
GERS men hsye. They make war sceordine to Sir
Charles Napier's ideas. They have good boots with
leather CATERS up 10 the middle OF the leg The
tr0vsers rather loose, and stuck iato the CATERS
short une Of light gray linen, and over It gray
coat reaching down 70 the knees light cap and The
rifle, complete tke aceOuirement There is no diff
ference in this respect between officers aud men If
as is natural after such marches, things are worn
cut, the inhabitants Of the first town in which they
sppear, give, Of their own free WILL ten times more
than they want. The troops have thus such plenty
that the governmsnt never even thinks Of Supplying
any Of their wants.
The correspondent Of the New York Times says:
sFhat will Gsrihald do next ?" is the question on
every lip. Hitherto bis march has been marked BY
the fact that the Austrians have always fed before
him, and the Allies followed after him. but now that
the final crash must come what next viii be assign
ed TO the Guerilla Chief Either he must Join the
Allies in their regular operaions-perhsps be set
to csptnre the Austrian vessels Of Lake Garda; or,
ascending along the Val Sabbis, he will ding him
self into the Tyrol, and calling upon the inhabi-
tants to arise, force his way to the Venetian Alps
This course would, suppose, furnish the German
Confederation with an excuse for armed intervea-
tion. Whether Napoleon viii consent to this re-
mains to be seen. He viii best corsult his own in
terests BY giving Garibald full scope TO carry out
his oWn eudacious plans.
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EXPLOITS Of GnrnbnIdi.

The correspondent of the London Times writes
As have mentioned Garabaloi and his corps it will
perhaps interest you to hear how he came from Ber
gamo to Breseis. The Austrians had scarcely with
drawn from Bergamo, when messenger was caught
on the road who brought orders from the head
quarters t0hold Bergamo at sny price, if it had not
been given up yet. It would have been rather aWk-
ward had the order come before, for Gsrabaldi,
without any cannon, would scarcely have thought
of attacking the Austrians in q town enclosed by
high rsmparts with only two outlets.
In the meantime, Gsrsbaldi went after the Aus
trians who were retiring towards Breses. In order
to mislesd them, he turned down towards Romano,
which is close TO the high road from Milan to Bre-
scla The Auslrians followed too far, the road to
Breseis.
They had scarcely gone off on that scent, when
Garabaldi turned sgain to the north, and making a
march of As miles in less than "a hours, appeared
before and in Brescia before the AustFians had the
remetest idea Of his whereabouts.
How little they knew, appears from the fact that
the Major attached as Chief d EtGt Major to General
Urbans division, caught with several orderlies
in the town Of Brescis, into which ne had come
frcm the neighborhood, never suspecting the pre-
sence Of GsrabaldHs corps.
The most beautiful thing, however, was that while
the main body went in all haste to Brescia, twenty
four men went part IN two omuibuses, the two off
GERS commanding them, Col Turr and Major Co
mozzi following in little tEo-Wheelsd carts Of the
country, and the whole went of 10 the Lake Iseo
and raising sail, canaonsded lea. The people rosC
Immediately, and some 4, 500 stand Of arms were
ready, with which the National Guard was armed.
The Austrian steamer on the lake, was taken poe
sension Of and the two officers returned leaving ths
tWenty-four men there as garrison, but bfinginl
two hundred and ffty volunteers away to Garibadi
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DRY GO0DSI DRY GOODSi
McWHIRTER BROS.

For the Fall Trade.
We are in receipt desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have eve. ofeEed to the the retail trade.
EIAVING purchased this stock from heeest Importers and
Commission the Eastern cities, we feel no hesi
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods at
Low PIE L G. L
and on as Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable DesfEnss
such as very handsome Robes Ala
- Aquille;
Tabla;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MerinOesi
Fac ac0niaPlaids;
Lavellas for Travelling Dresses
D'Bege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Shaws Planand Fancy Dress Skssnd Coaks
Black Silks grades; together with other article tedious
We also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleacheil Domestic, all grades
IOSzl2-4 bleached Sheeting;
~ inch Pillow case Cottsn;
A. Brown Sheeting;
"A and OF sea island do;
Bro and bid drills
Pl'd Lnsey, all kinds.
Fiannels all cOors, qualities and pricesi
Canton Raunels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans kefsey Satinetts Cassmeres Vesngs, Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and in fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
keep constantly hand complete
Shoes Caps, Dufour & Co brand Botns
C;ohs Carpets, &c. To which we invite the attention
cheapest McWH1RTER BROS.
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FR ESH ARRIVALS
N E w G { 90 S.
WM. S. EAKIN & CO.,
Successors to T. & W. Eakin Coz
ARE row READY TOR THE
SPRING TRADE,
With . complete assortment Of
DRY obs,
Of every variety
ravT3-dtrw&w
spLENDID REsIDENCE.
nInnnf Snlifnde fnr Sale.

II AM now offering for sale ny Tract OF Land and /,
4 Residence the Charlotte Pike AZ miles A
west Nashville. There 800 superior
land, about half cultivation and the balance lEl8
we'll timbered aud well set il blue grass. It lka7
pleasant drive Of only 30 80 minutes or from
the city, with splendid brick house. situated
overlooking the surrounding country, and in view o. the
with kitchens, stlbes carriage houses house. ard oRt
houses, with well, ctern and springs Tie soil is f. A a
healthy pure and elevation max ne
place capable OK heipg divided into number OF 7 rcs
for residences and is altogether Of the d e homes
TO be found In the United States.
For apply 10 the premises, to Gen J u DanaP
at the Capital. BRENi cRhAch-
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NasbsiIIs aniou unS amsritun.
DalIy ss; Trl-wseI.ly s. wsesly Sc.
The Greal nallle on lhe aIlneIo


!
NapOIeen's Despatch-The Anies. victory.
The ARRIVAL of the AsiA at New York adds but
little to the teegraphic repor. Of the great battle on
the Mineio, received By way Of New Foundland.
heretofore published in our columns The battle
took place on Friday, june a. lasting from four o.
clock in the morning till eight in the evening.
On the 23d the two armies were face to face on
the two banks Of the MinciO, and the main body Of
the Austrians en- the left bank Of the MinciO. The
Emperor Francis Joseph had removed his head
quarters from Villafrsnoa to Yalleido. It was be-
lieyed the force of Austrians on the Mincio num-
bered 100000 men. The Allies occupied Lonate
and CastigliOAe, where Napoleon fought his great
battle, and MOntechiara. Napoleon there Joined
the allied camp. Then the entire French force
pushed forward, and passed the Chiese at Montechi
ara and their reconnaissance was extended as far as
GOitO, where Of the bridges crossed the MineO.
The Piedmsntese had advanced toward Peschiers,
and, after vigorous encounter had rspalsed the
Outposts Of the enemy, who lost several killed
THE ALLIES VICTORY
PANS, Saturday Morning, June 25.-The Empe-
TOR has telegraphed the following to the Empress:
CAEAIANA, Friday Evening.
GREAT RATrLEi GREAT vIcToKYl
The whole Austrian Army formed the line Of bat
lie, which extended Eve lesgues in length. We
have taken sll their positions and captured many
cannon, flags and prisoners.
The battle lasted from 4 o'clock in the morning
till o'clock in the evening.
vienna, Saturday, June 25-PriTats kilograms
here announce that yesterday vigorous combat on
the Mincio began. II is asserted that at o'clock
in the morning, at Verons, heavy eanonsding was
heard. Authentic news is expected.
An Endorsement upon bankers letter, dated
june 25th, by telegraph, says:
:" Sixteen hours fighting. Austrians driven from
all their positions, extending over 10 miles, Slaugh
ter horrible"
The New York Times says the scene Of the fear
full conflict, thus dimly shadoWed forth, must have
been along the line Of the MinciO for fifteen miles,
and within the triangle described between the
points Of Montechiara, Peschiers and Soave I'm
mediately upon the occupation Of Breseia, the Al
lies seem to have pushed steadily and rapidly on,
with the double object of investing Peschiera and
turning the Austrian position on the Mincio. What
diversion may have been effected by French land
ing the Adriatic in their rear by the advance
Of Prince Napcleon's corps d'armee from Modens,
it would of course be idle now to speculate upon.
The other important point in the news relates to the
attitude and contemplated movements of Prussia,
with reference to which, wild and contradictory
rumors were current.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
snyder & AFrfzzeII,

snyder & FPizzeiI,
A RE just in receipt Of new and elegant Goods
n in their line, consisting of
Ladies' fine Brown Lasting Congress Heel GaitersI
DO do do Button DO do
do Black do do do
do do do Congress and Lace DO do
do DO French kid Slippers
do do do do do with heels
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
DO do do do do Slippers
Also:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Gaiters;
90 do do Xii Lace Heel GaileTs aud Roots;
do Kid BeeI Boots;
do do do slppers
ohildrens Kid Heel Slippers;
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boos
do do do do do Caters:
do do Patent Leather assorted Caters;
do do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Lasting Oxford Ties:
do do do Congress Caters;
The above ali made Se- and the very
HPCaiI al NO: q Public square.
june25 SNYDER 4 FRJZZELL.
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DIR. w. n. HURI EEs

CLATE OF KNOXVILLE, TETa.9
YEHENDERS his professional services to - cilAe =
vile and vicinity he has been scaTsy e1zegs % -
practice Of his profession in all It's Branch. os
years, and hopes By strict attention to bs aeis -
ton all who may favor him with call -.
once No. 42k Cherry street. near " p. -1t-
dezce- Resiie1te Pesri street, south y i4iiii'
"a tvsul
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BALTImORE AND ono
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RAILROAD
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RAILROAD.
Great NatfORlI Route
THyERHTFNATES AT WASHINGTON ann
Baltimore the East, and HheslDp Benr5od and PARK.
ersDurg The West, which places ntss nth Railr1ds
Steamers, &c, ior andfrem all points 81 The
West, Southwest ana NOrth.svesf
Fare 70 York Boston ONE DOLLAR Iesan via apv
other route
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily S:50 p, NJ, sna 1880
A. NJ
Directeonnecisons made hy these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only Eonte to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Koute visit Baltimore PhiadeAa
New Ysrk and Boston, at the cost Of ticket Boston alone By
other lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities procured via
Washing ton city at an additional charge OF Sc 0g
Quick time ami conaneeti0ns.
Inquire via the Baltimore Ohio anv
the principal Railroad Of1ess in the West.
=. T. FULLER, 0enT Western AGENT
J. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
". P Smith, Master transportation. lapi4
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Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad,

1853 isEs g 60 - / $50
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad,
of Missouri.
0MPLETED open through from Mississippi to Missouri
" Rivers $50 miles further West and go miles nearer the
NEW GOLD REGION
any other Railroad. Aforng the quickest and
cheapest to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Hannibal daily o'clock, A. NJ arrival
OF the magnificent steamers composing the H. st. JO r. r.
Line, which leave St. Louis daily o'clock p NJ whereby
passengers reach St. Joseph in "a hours cm ST. Louis and
Joseph with line Of first Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of Atcson LesyenwOrh
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Gaining
From = 10 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville to St. Joseph, 80 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $23.JO.
Baggage checked through Meals Packets
Freight taken at lowest Emgrants desiring TO
company depend going through by fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, (snd only route By which st.
Joseph he reached by RarOad for sale athe Nashville and
Chattanooga Baroad Chattanooga and Steamers oces Nash
vile, an all principal Railroad Offices in the United States
For information address JN0 II. BOWEN
+. Il. GRoAT, Gen Ticket Agent Gen. Agent, 81 Louis
JOSIAH Hunt, Supt. Hannibal teb22 dom
DRY GO0DSI DRY GOODSi
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n cHEATHAA. g.. cEATHAA
M. & e. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINES. TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
OORNER OF COLLEGE AND CRIRCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
EE7 Il in receipt of large and we'll selected stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors, etc, consisting in part follows
l50 hhds Sugar, all grades genuine Havana Cigars;
2OO bbls choice Molasses; 2UO kegs Nails, assorted;
lOO q do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bagsprime Rio Coffee; 30 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed bbls English Walnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans;
lS9 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Rilberts
leo boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIES, WINES, &c
p 4 4 & = choice French Brandies;
~ 4 casks Madeira Sherry, and Port Wnes
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill ClsTet,
100 bbls ane Robertson County WhiSkyI
2S bbls pure old Rye do
3 do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brandy,
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
dersied Icing the only Agents Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traersfo
large stock OF Powder on hand, in Magazine sale
9 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
300 dc DO do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
300 y do do do $50 ceses Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bbs Toy, Bedford Co..
der. safety fuse
janl1 NJ. &. E. F. CHEATHAA, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupOnt'sPOvder JOY, BickfOrd & Co.'s Safety
Sycamore do
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SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED 40
HI G. Ek -
HOUse KeeDing Embellishments.

4e PUBLIC SQUARE Up STAIRS
over fOrmerly) Ezicks' China Hall, now
j G.. Darden q Co.'s China Hail,
Nashville.
ETHERE Catalogues few thousand OF the kept
Nv at thsestabhment may be had, descriptive kind
c proposes do and the articles hand
be constantly kept for sale to cash lower prices than the
same Kind Of goods have usually sold in this market twill
be his purpose always has ben in whatever business he
been engaged keep With the Improvements Of the age
most respectfully sOcts call from his former patrons
friends whether they in immediate want of goods in his line
or not. ioct3I A. IL. HICKS
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n q ANDERSON. HENRY sToNELAKE
II. C. ANDERSON g. CO.,
No. as North Market street,
FAsHION ABLE TAILO S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
RIEA DY-mADE CLOTHIN
AND
GentIemen,s Furnishing'GOods

uTF are In receipt Spring and Summer stock Of
NJ Heads -EEaGe Clothing, and all the latest
,ls and iporaons goods for our regular custom work.
,tsl fr Summer which we are eonnden cannot ali 70
IeSe h quality, beauty and texture sud know we CAN and
chem in style equal 70 any house IA the city,
we are we'll prepared, and give close attention. 70 me
ture of AL kinds descriptonsot gentieue
oar resident partner the East gives his whole attention
20 te business and his long experience
s arnIsng Ready Goods for the market omOne1 vii"
~ ove Of he trade would convince us did We not know,
that onr present stock is the
MOST COMPLETE AND TASTEFUL
- have s had Tie pleasure Of presenting TO our customers
~ our NUMEROUS friends cid and new customers, our
ai sus fo their many fayors heretofore and assuring
s vi eve bs pleasure 10 le az Their service,
ss-s-sir - " B. c. ANDERSON co.
zzpt-51
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AM offering for sale the House Lot Cherry street
now occupied by Mr. b Weller
The very large commodou containing
with servants cellars h and wood Sheds &c.
The good orer of it be bg recently rebuilt and
adapted for first class boardn house than any house
n Nashville.
about sixty feet front by hundred and
tyhVe feet the the admit
addition that would render commodous any hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furnturecsn bepurchaed
n desired
well known that hotel keeping is in this city. most pro-
6ae business, and any wishing such
this excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
on Seing all the business portions Of the city
For terms, &c, apply TO
dec24-u A. V, S. LINDSLEY.
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