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BreadstuKfs.

The Cincinnati Gazette OF the I'D
Flour made old wheat getting scarce, and retailing
qualities Of fancy firm at from s. to S. IS New
wheat about the Saturday regards price, with
slightly improved demand Among the sales $50 brs super
ene for shipment New York 81 2j and for good brands
this quality this be considered the market Extras
from 81 5tO 81 eD but hard to sell fancy family at tie
latter figure There amodee demand for wheat at 96c
81 for red and 81 Us 81 10 Ter white Corn dags 43c
The Louisville Courier of the cath says:
We still quote the market for wheat Flour
dull and heavy, with rather downward tendency prices
The demand day only small for home consumption IS
as SIS but in large lots think could have been purchased
good decline these quotations Old Flour getting
rather scSce rather firm at S. 5O9s6
for Superfne Extra brands Mers holders Of
Flour anxious SELL bat they could find purchasers to
mount buyers general thing holding oil in he
hopes decline There little Wheat arriving, and 1t
by mers 9e9S1 05 prime choice
red white The sales did not quite reach 2e0 BUSH
els There good demand Corn, 900 bushels
ofprime shelled were sold at Cos, sacks included
The Courier has the following in regard to the crops
This region country by refreshing
yesterday and Monday inemingled with lightning and hun
DER much for the Corn CROP much
exceedingly hot weather and long drouh had
great the growing The in this State will
larger than several past providing have favor
able weather THERE'S lsrger amount OF ground planted in
year than for time The early eeEa which dam
caused large number Of farmers to plough
ground which they had in Wheat and plant in
Corn
noticed other day fields of Corn in this vicinity
stands thick the ground and high but there
the stalks 1t is generally believed though that the
yield State will be largely in Of that Of A
the weather continues to be favorable from until the
slime Of gathering the crop.
From other States complaints Of the dry weather.
exchanges generally that the Corn suffering much
want hoped that the rain which visited
has exded throughout the whole Of the Corn growing States
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Total Go. ss7I.5l5.laI

"'''-'''' NO'iiO4S'-''
The bank noe circulation ia the United States in l0o says
eoemposay Twas hundred and nineteen millions OF dolars
grsduy increased until 1852 reached one Numbered
seventy millions at which point remained stationary
for five years. when SEPTEMBER 1857 gradually contracted
and reached isOwes point March, 1885, when it declined 70
about hundred twenty millions An expansion shortly
aerWa has continued until it has reached tbs
mto hundred and ffytwo millions; OF which amount
eight millions OF the denomination Of
dollar; millions dollars; four millions of three dol
lars; sixteen millions Of five doaIs; six millions often dollars
sixteen millions Of twenty dollars fifteen millions OF fifty dol
lars; ten millions of hundred dollars thirty millions
Of ave hundreds thirty millions thousand dollars
three millions OF bills of the denomination Of five thousand
dollars In 1870 the banks of the United States had four dollars
Of circulation ospece In 1880 hree at the present
time less than The capital Of the of the United
within the last decade The coinage Of the United
stes mint has increased from six millions in I9 to sixty
millions Of doarsin 1859.
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Valuable Town Lots and COuntr
Lands for Sale.

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AN offering for sale reasonable the following
property: J6 handsome Building Lots in the 9TH and sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city.
double three story Business House street,
pied at present by Hardcastle q Co.
One Ira Of about twenty and half three miles
Nashville Chattanooga Railroad frame heuse,
and Wellpart Of the Lucus Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract OF about Thirty-One Acres,
On the Mureesboro Turnpike road, junction the
Stones River Turnpike, half mile out, W. b.
Lewis and ohers-my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles the MurfreesbsIC Turnpike.
provements, good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the Franklin College and Stones River Turnpike.
miles out Thirty cleared, balance good timber and we'll
Waered
One Tract of about I26 Acres,
Adjsceut the Eas fronts said Turnpike 200
poles-Dearly all good timber and sci! good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
miles Smiths Springs, and half North
Of the MureesborO Turnpike mostly we'll tmbered 40
cleared
And land in Nashville and vi.
cnity. For further particulars call NANCE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes prices in exchange for the
above. ljune96-ml JAMES NJ. MURELL.
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THNHE next session Of this Institution begins first Monday IN
September Preparation week for classification and room
ing OF pupils the last week August Note the following
Vantsges:
The Buildings in extent and ftpessfor School pur-
poses domestic comforts health, convenience
wholly unequalsd in the United States We challenge
ison.
.. The six Acres of Lawn and Shade arc On.
unressind freedom Of childish sports and innocent amuse
nents.
3 Non-Secta riam --The Academy belongs to city sen
tiemen represented by Of their number Of dnen
nominations, pledged to preserve the nonsecaran
the School. -, =.
4. The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils Is
entrusted (under the constant supervision OF NE -
Ladies Of culture and education, who devote ner "1'
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils - = ..o.
s. The Health of the inStttu Ton 10 uniI-oe,
dented history schools. Only thrte DEANS ~
among the puplsin over forty years. Inc heAiii M " ~
Institution its highest recommenaati 81 -
6. The Rooms large, well iufnisDe"' anu He'e'
crowded. -, n,,a,-.. -. h..,., l..
steam and lighted that tne PuPs are uIe from
10 acurng from stoves IRE places and
movable lights Besides INC s'enus0' VI Peia'Ie anus
fRo1UIa lions which years have shown 70 be most
salutary will continued in their tu force The fewst posi-
he Changes viii be nadein rules and general arrangements
Tbe Faculty composed OF thirty five teachers and
.ttabe most associated with predecessor In
ssfu experience and most Of them in the Acadeny In
he Music Ornaen al Departu Teachers
and Of high celebrity. superior
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest in particular that be
found similar Institution the United states are fur
nished the Nashville Female Academyte alma A4fsr OF
hundreds OF the most elegant and refined
country.
ITsms As heretofore For particulars apply for circu
Nashville, Tenn, June 6. 'S0-tvSw3m
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Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, July 25-FIour dull at 1894 So Whisky
800 bbls. at l6 Mess Pork dull At Is 5O9 Coffee firm
I59I5X. Sugar firm at s99 EOlAsses 44c.
NV ORLEANS July e-COttOn, sales to-day LOCO ba;es,
4tonS unchanged Flour active at 5595 62X Freghts to
uavre IL. other articles are unchanged.
NEw YORK. July Cotton sales to day bales middng
upland lOs dull declined 59lOc sales bills IS 90
5 TO- Corn firm, sales bushels 5000 Mess Pork dull
$50 bills I9 25 Lard dull sales $50 bbls l21I93
Rio Coffee I59l5 Mcasses orlean As; Sugar quiet but firm
Cuba 6aI,97H.
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Fever and Ague.

rom which mankind suffer over large part Of the
GLOBE is the consequences Of diseased action IL the
system, induced BY the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalaton evolved BY the action Of solar
heat wet SOIL and rises With the vatery vapor from
it. While the sun Is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earhs surface, and the virus is taken
With it through the hmgs into the blood T2re it acts
irritating poison on the internal viscera and ex-
cretng organs Of the body The liver becomes TORPID
and fails to secrete only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Beth the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
synpathze with the liver and become disordeed also.
Finally, rhe instinct Of organism Il in attempt
to expel the noxous Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood &C the body in the internal excretoes to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface, and
Fushes 70 the central organs with eOngesve violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs anu rushes to the surface if in another effort
TO epel the Irritating poison through that cther great
excTetoryhe skim In this also il fails, and the sys-
TEN aband0ns The attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits Faroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUR- Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course IN
dermine the health If it is not removed.
Ve have labored 10 find aud have rouud antidote.
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Central National Democratic AssOcia,iOn

of Nashville
The Democracy of Nashville had large and en-
thusiastc meeting at Firemans Hall. College street.
Tuesday night and organized the Central National
Democratic Association of Nashville by electing the
following officers:
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Arrival of the Prince of Wales.

ST. JOINS n. F., July %, 4:3O P M-Two large
steamers are in sight, coming in.
Ldtsr-They are the Hero and the Ariadne with
the Prince of Wales. The Golden Fleece from New
York is also outside.
ST. JOINS July 23-The Hero and Ariadne an
chorsd at o'clock this evening. The royal salute
was fired from the batteries. There were great
crowds the whar7es and the display of bunting
was very fine.
ST. JOINS July 24-Torrents of rain fell last night
and this morning The Prince was to land at ten
O'Clock, but the landing postponed until noon,
on account of the weather.
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Ayers Ague Cure.


which neutrazes this malarous poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver to expe It from the body. As
It should, 50 it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And i does more, OF ra1er does
what IS of more service to those subject this infection.
II taken in it expes it from the system it is
absorbed, and thus keeps those who It free from its
atacks keeps The system IN health although exposed
to the disease Consequently it nc only cures, bur
protects from tie great variety Of elections which
induced BY this malignant influence such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious FeTers Neu-
Talgia, rheumatism, Govt Blindness Toothache Bar
ache, Catarrh Asthma Palptations Painful Affections
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis and Painful
Affections II the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause, will be found to assume
more less the intermittent type. This "AGUR
CURE" removes the Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aecomplishes by stimulating the excretories
to expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their office of their
own accord Hence arises what we term accumulation
Time may accomplish the end, but often ie is not
long enough, or IS sacrificed IN the attempt while this
"AoUB CUEE does it at once, and with safety. We
have great reason TO believe this is well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasatc Infection than any other which
has been dscovered and It has still another important
advantage to the public, which is that it is cheap as
well as good.
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PECEALNOTlCEs.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR. EAFONsS FNFANTILE CORDTAa

DR. EArONsS ENFANTILE CORDIAL,
and xhy7 because It ns0sr g 70 AFFORD instantaneous relief
when given in time It acts II BY magic, trial aoHs
Siiiconvincs that what say is true It contains
NO PAREGORIC Or OPIATE
Of any kind, and therefore by raoUia0 sn0s
OF your child, instead Of by degden0 s sessbties For this
for Children Teething, Diarxh9a, Dysente-
~ GRIPPING An the BOweIss Acidity of the
StSm0ch, Wind, Cold i'm the Head. and Group;
also for sofseRtzg gUns reducing iagnation reg
sdtg tie B0ges and relieving pain u hSs egGk-besng
easesof ConYuIsion or other FiIs. rs yoS edJss
sae te and health or VOur crs and dDis % them
JToz Eose SAD and t9fag consequence mica are Ger
re1edes yor laTaatis Complaints COMPOSED sk aone
ont Dr. EatOu's InfanEiIe Cordial, this yon can
1g upon IL 10 perfectly harmless sne cannot me
most delicate infant Price e5 cents Full directions aecomPa
each bottle. Prepared 'nIy by
No 400 Broadway New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
with same essential elements, and OF
III. True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood OF sur
ferng from Liver Complaint ny scroiua
red glohus Of the blood Supply these dehcnce, and
well. blood Food founded upon this the
ory--hence its astonishing success There are
FIVE PRESENTATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Blood different diseases Far
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsumps
ton, which is also the No. for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for all Chronic
bf ~, and N erVOns PrOstratIOEa. No ? for Liv.
err Com plants. No. for Dyspepsia. Beid0 a..
Immediately into the circulation, you Gain
you retdin The No. 4 is for Female IrreguIarittes
for this For sail Rhcmm, ETuSaioRn ssa ss0t0ns
IOus, Kidney and Bladder Com d La inIs take No
mail cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, New York.
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
0. J. WOOD 4 Co., st. Louis,
ap1 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION.
ALSO, His Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill.
khematism, Neuralga. other pains
SANITY requiring in only two three applications
Il pOwertuy the absobents, by eliminating
the morbid humors from the system.
we'll anodyne, resolving short
the hsrshntss Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
excellent all diseases OF the LIVER hillary derarge
and in all cathsrtc is indicated, acting
Catharuc Alternative Tonic and deohsuent according
These invaluable Medicines ere soldby
Rains Il BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR. ) MCDARMoTT, MurfreesbOro, do
DEERY & Evans, Shelbyville, do;
PORK & HELM, Columbia do.
WARD & MCCLELLAN, Memphis. do:
ilERrv B HUI. Medgeville, Georgia
BsKER ECHoIs Rome 60;
LraEASp BLOrSr & ulIE, Montgomery, Alabama
A. A. MCCARTNEY. Decatur, do
Z And by Druggists and Merchants generally
aprgi-d. twGs dljanl 81 TuilahoHa Tenn
nnn SALARY FOR AL WHO SEND
ZUky their address to J JULIAN, proprietor the
oce is 5t open sprnCfed Vt Eastern Merchants
Exchange Boston Principal Office PIE BroadWay New York
and sod for SO including enough to retail for $50
With activity amount he realized by any in
set viven Al any tine within 10 years with uroI e. care
CERTIFICATE IRON NY REFERENCES.
We, the under signed being residents Of Springfield, Vt,
hereby certify thatWe are ACC WIN FuLLAN, who
euraC in the acture n Stencil Tools and
him ecty responsible for the honorable fu6ment Of all biz
contracts and Of money sent him Tor his Tools
Colturu President Of Exchange Hank, Springfield
Albert brown Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo Porter, Treasurer Of SprIngheld Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court
Geo. Washburn. Postmaster
samuel " Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records
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Democratic RaIIY.

The Democracy of the 9TH and Sth wards had
meeting for the purpose of organizing last night.
Speeches were made by Messrs. BUICH and DAVID
son. The right spirit prevails there. Let all hands
push along the column.
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Of Propertr and Loss OF lac.

CLEVELAND, o. July ga tornado passed over
Braceville Station, on the Cleveland & MahOning
Road, on Saturday, entirely destroying the DEPOT
and several dwelling houses and barns and killing
two ladies. Large trees were uprOOted and hurled
through the air. The storm was very violent and
extended over an area of two miles in length and
a quarter of mile wide.
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The Great Eastern.

BALTIMORE, July misunderstanding the general
desire to view the Great Eastern the city councils
have declined acceding to the proposition to furnish
2,5 70 tuns of coal an inducement for the drec-
tors TO bring her TO Annapolis Roads. The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad has generously offered to
furnish onethird of the amount asked for and prob
ably our citizens with private contributions, may
make up the balance
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Eronr NOW York.

NEW YORK. July 26.-The 7ribne's Washington
correspondent says that Major R. Sutherland, quar-:
termaster of the Marine corps, is defauter to the
amount of $50 900.
Ex-Deputy Marshal Rynders is under indictment
for conniving at the escape of SLAYER He has been
committed to the tcmbs on account of insanity.
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New YORK. July pat meeting of the Associ-
ated Press to-day, committee appointed to
prepare an agreement for the building of rival lines
in opposition to the American Telegraph Company
A compromise between the Press and Company at
present, looks quite impossible.
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
md Ale.

THE undersigned, desire te inform nv ienos and Gus
TONERS OF the city Of Nashville that an now fully
pared to furnish one and above named beverages In
quantity tst may be required Also customers In the
tv nav on auays having their orders promptly attended
Persons furnishing Pic excursions and other parties be
s1onIie al oreS notice Ny wagons daily running through
he civ 90 that an may opportunity q beng always
supplied n MsSOhalCh.
f1ne3Q-dtf Nashville, Tenn.
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IMPORTATION WANTED,

az JOHN J. CLERY, Of PhiladelphiG, Pa He was last
heard from in the summer Of ISL in Washington, D.
is halter by trade board the brig Perry, during the
Mexican War, under the Of John l. wilson also on toe
BTandyEne Any information will be thank
fully received by addressing his brother, r. D. CLERY, 3
Walnut str set, Philadelphia, Pa. Julyl6-dlaE3W
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

gWVE Lincoln county, running regsrIy
aweek and back, from Fayetevilleto Tuahona esyins
TuzhonA Monday Wednesday and Friday return leave PAY
ee7e Tuesday Thursday AID Saturday 20 connect the mali
Fayestsveand the at Tuahoms for the aeomoda
ton ofpssssngs j. B. Smith, agent At TullAhoma Good
sansAnd csFsni drivers The fare through only dollars
Hl-up John H. TAYLOB
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de at Shanghai was improving.
Grcnt Fire in PhIIadeIph,a

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Early this morning fire
broke out in Henry & Co.'s rag house, on Front
above Vine street, which entirely Destroyed /;
loss 81, 600. The fire extended to Ebert & Co.'s cab
met ware mandatory loss $1,000 VIM. Henry's
cotton waste storehouse loss IS 900. Bacons feed
store was damaged by water total loss nearly
$4,000 partially insured The building in which
the fire originated Unexpectedly fell inward with
terrible crash, and three firemen injured. At
five o'clock this morning another fire destroyed the
store 100 Front street. occupied by Chas Boothroyd
Co., dealers in cotton waste loss $1,000. The ad.
joining building was damaged by fire and water TO the
amount of several thousand dollars. Both fires are
supposed to have been the result of spontaneous
combustion of cotton waste
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RAIN! RAIN!N~Aftcr drought of almost unpres
cedented severity. owing to the intense hot weather
for most of the time, which literally parched up
we were yesterday blessed with bountiful rain.
Ii commenced 10 rain shortly after Y O'Clock, and
continued TO come down hard until nearly , o'clock,
when it gradually saCkencd off to a pStterng rain,
and continued 10 fall in that way for an hour or two
longer. This ram Will be the making of thousands
upon thousands OF bushels of corn in Hamilton
county. which would have been hopelesslv lost had
the drought continued one week longer We think
the rain general Chattanooga reflector. Jtu
-
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In order to reduce my Stock much as possible,
before receiving Goods, for a short time l will
offer my entire stock at cost, for cash.
DAVID HUMPREY.
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RargaInsI BargainsI

We are offering large stock of Coats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERNINGHlM, IL Co.,
julyl7-Im. No. 20 Public Square
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7 LLdKIFVNo fsssss7ss ~ . o sassssssssV
All notes Of this State should
be countersigned by the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; whom
this is not done they are I'M
saleGble.
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Rcffcr thnn an Others.

Better than all others.
LAFAYETTE, Onondass County, N.Y,l
June 23d, 1858.
MrssRs W T. UAsAN & Co. Gents: Ny hair having turned
prematurely grey and being unwilling vsr locks
my youthful day have tried preparations which
highly recommended Tor restoring hair its original COLOR
among Others Prof Woods Hair Restorer but found them all
Intellectual quite expensive until about
Heimseets Hair CooTng, prepared by
you, aChcA found 10 be all that you recommended it,
1t restored my original beauty and keeps soft and
oily and the expense trng that it nothing at ali
after continually drawing upon funds to keep myself supplied
with Prof Woods the prevou and after all my pains
ceving benefit Therefore pleasure in recommending
your Hair COorng the public cheap aud ctud Hair
ReSt0rer. Yours truly,
EM. P. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga Countyss Subscribed before this ed
day Of June, 1855. W. s. COLE, Justice
Remember that this result produced HKsTRKErs In
Git163e. The original and Oly reliable Restorative
Price atty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN CO., PropretoIs, Troy Y.
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bargains in Shoes,

Wishing to reduce our STOCK before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected on: an as
sortment of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems,
Boys Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum-
mer wear, which we will sell at COST FOR CASH !!
Most of them are good shoes.
FARRAR, DIsMCKEs q Co,
julyl3-lm. No. As College street.
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Arrival of the Canada.

HALIFAX, July 25.-The steamer Canada has ar
rived here.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on the
18th
PALERMO-A new Ministry has been formed.
NAPLEs.-The King has summoned the former.
CAMARmLA.-The population is unquiet. and there
has been partial outbreak at the citadel in which
II were wounded. Troops are going to Messina.
RONE.-There has been no further disturbances in
the Umbrian marches. Sangunary cOmbats occur
red near Messina between the Neapolitans and the
advance guard of the Sicilian army.
Garibadi received a million livre and 81 cannons