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RICHMOND ITEMS.
from The Richmond Enquirer, Oct. l0.l



Several heavy rned cannon left this city yesterday for
may, sooner or later, "prAie their Whereabouts
no MORE PASSPORTS TO MANASSAS.
We learn high Official source that all civilians are
now rigidly excluded IRON our lines al Manassas.
ARREST or COLONEL ADLER
In compliance with orders ss0cd by tne War Depart
moEt Colonel Adler, Polish oiiocy recently attached 10
the Vase Legion IN Western Virginia engineer with
the conmiss of colonel, arrested Wednesday
by the government detectives and conveyed the Co
luinbsu Hotel, where, IN consequence Of bis weak e0ud
ton. caused by seilinictcd wound he permitted
upol parole until yestet dry forenoon, wheu he
taken 10 The prison hospital a prisoner. The
charg,s preferred ny nt him Understood 10 be that
the spy aad OF holding communication with the enemy
Colonel Adler came here highly recommended az IN
officer of ability who had served with distinction the
Hungarian and III the Italian struggle under Carl
hald ani upon these representations obtained commits
sion IN Amy. Ills tuaceountabte conduct Western
Vgh exciting The suspcion Of Governor WISE, he
40 the command OF the latter arrested SPY. Upon
hearing Of his arrest lac attempted 81 commit suieile,
through modification, il is said, ndicng serious gash
upon his throi from the elects q which hc Is suf.
icring.
G,NFfsCAT1cN OF NORTHERN PROPERTY.
The Ta Iirtr gives list o! he shares OF stock ia the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, scqncsered under
t,e confscation Of Congress. The tota number s
7s7 Tint amer adda.An af the shrefl iders enumo.
rated are l'ia6ei hians WITH The eptidd az Mrs ri
lies who resides IN Tie interior 81 cuusy lyania ard
Mfs. Van Cauit,andt, Who resident OF New York.
Tho entire number Nf shares cons,ith ny tbs cap. al
stock Of the company is 9,ss6oss thaa oae.laenteth
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PREPARATIONS Yon qnE WINTER.
ARKANSAS ITEMS.

= From the Little Rock True Democrat Oct. III
We are glad to learn that troops are going To Mcni-
oeh. j. ". Whitfield, from Texas formerly Of Kansas
raised and equipped at his expense fine company u
IeSans. Col Stones regiment OF mounted Texans has
reacnea nlm ere This Col w O. Mitchell, the old war
morse u Carroll and Marion has also joined him with his
rcGimsnt Companies arc going him without waiting
70 DC FORMED into batt;liions regiments
some weeks since we announced tina, the Hon Robert
W. Johnson had procured from the Confederate govern
ueh' an order for the establishment Of teegraphc line
* communication between Little Rock and Fort Smith
lQf Tie purpose OF speedy communication with Gen Nc.
tAieth army We now notice that the government has
acted promptly and awarded the contract TO build IL to
NJ H. Montgomery, tho builder Of the telegraph line
between tAttlc Rock aud Memphis.
Mr Johnson also procured order for the establish
nent q line between D,s Arc and Pocahonas. aud
hope soon % hear that stels have been taken place it
under contract, too. IL true that Gen. Hardeas
mani has been removed to Kentucky, but that fac:
iers the necessity ~ sreedy communication with Poca-
hcnas al The more imperative. The small force LEFT
there might he rs saie by superior numbers, and assist
ahcs thus needed promptly. With telcgraphic com.
mtncaon such ass stance corid then be rendered much
more speedily. Let have tslpFraphic line to poca-
htntas at soon as possible, hy all means.
IN letter To the foIf Smith TINES, from Col Mcintosh
and dated Camp Cooper, Mo-, september e. we find tho
Following en:-We hope soon TO start AFTER that robber
aud Thief Lame. laak yesterday ana sent Camp
"a.er tatty thousand pouns Of lead and Que handred
and SIXTY Kegs Of powder. This win be good hep to
our catsc.
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Letter from William l.. Yancey.

- TO THE rEi fUK OF TIE LONDON TIMES.
freaa has called my attention 70 the report in the
ffiaes Of tie 81 list. Of lecture The iv War in
Amerca by Nj. w. s. Forster NJ p, in which appears
the following viz Mr. Forster gave several quotations
from Soothen speeches AMI writings conatory Of his
lnteAtioantig others the speech Of Nj. Yancey one
OF tue Southern Commissioners 10 England who, in sup
porting hs molten for the revival OF the slave trade tie
Southern Convention in Alabama asked, as the great
grievance Of TIE South, What became Of equality
with the North when the law passed that said you
you Of the North may import ac.asses from Malta -
AS my opinions deemed be of sufficient importance
10 BIO quoted By NJ Forster ii is proper that they shoud
be correctly stated have never made "moion for
the revival OF tho slave trade" The facts which NJ
Forster aludcs are theseln the Southern Commercial
Convention Of May, 1885, Mr Spratt Introduced resol-
OBS ~ revive the Slave trade. offered substitute
simply declaring the federal laws Furnishing the ra.e as
piracy TO be Unconstitutional my resolutions being based
upon the view that the federal Congress had no right to
regulate slavery in any way, and could only egIato 10
protect 1t. but that the States had the right prohibit
and punish OF encourage the trade each proper
PAKIs. ONt. 1. 1851. ". l.. YANChY
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OBITUARY.
HON. WILLIAM A. LAKE..
I1rppt thn VI. tsghpt.tt w IL, nat 10

ltroni the Vi,ssburg Wing, oct. 1871
Tie line" encosng this brief OF the death of our
iato honest and distinguished fellow citizen the Hon.
William Lake, win give but faint expression 10 the
universal grief caused by his melancholy decease. Our
whoe eonnanity Is indeed clothed mourning. Every
one we meet gives nttcrace 10 but expression Ct
ness: It II. 'ihat not only good but great man
has fallen" Our friend and by this the friend
m all, Wnere ue friendship assistance was needed
has seen ''tha list IF earth" Sacness nay even All
gnish' ILLS the hearts OF all who knew the distinguished
deceased The annouicmr II his death so uuexpect-
cd, was almost crushing ufon bis numerous friends ia this
G immunity 3lr lake, while at tto bar, the
most distinguished able ana eloquent advocates and law
yers Of this state politician he had few il any who
could defeat him in ssganent none more patriotic aps
~ integrity patriotism ana political honesty none were
his snpariors. socially, Mr.. Lake was beloved by all
"Nons knew him but to love hn.n II he was not an
honest faithH and beloved man, many, many will come
anu 60 before We shall beboln who embodcs such at
tributes OF the true and faithful citizen. Peace t. his
asnes. Elsewhere in todays paper will be fonnd pro
ceedngs OF the MJ or ard Council aud of the Old Guard
IN relation to Mr.. Iako's decaase.
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ARRIVED.


Via pss"n 81 lays IN IN taas 10 Geo upon s' e'0
va s Nom e S n e 10 @ and Deal Sept 10
ship Lo,,-a 9tsh lo Rocbiand> - London, 80 days,
shlq Fs Flash tof iosienl Warsaw, Honneur 2, days
smoke 81 VIA Singer, Of Bath Found VI i2th Bonee'
SEAMAN aged rs years native of Sweden died OF consnmp
SHIP Nayower to roston) Chataeld, Boston, days, in
Bark Iiawatha (Br of Galway, Mcdonald, Galway, IS
BARK Emerald Isle DR. St John, NIB Smith, Portland,
Me 6days, N haihst, 10 MASTER
Brs oBrlsn, Wiley, MontsyIdee Avg e. VA s. Tho;
10, ss oc u s s% s I q s Ihs oB
s Th9 en on the Sc IT, s s 70 ss H. a
spartan from Rio Janeiro for >, Thonm and arrived at 81
r s s se e e v w ss Canary Islands
Sep, Pr H. with haTl o Gardner MhSsiNIsSt Expert
sI s i II 81, =
en- y ' seh Who hHd great naissr deck;
SAN WAT WE 70 ~ aa an oa away soye o be W
souhwnrd she was q plot toa build haa no name
DIG Groom OF BRISTOL Ri), Eddy Havana, II days, with
Bris statrics Colin East sIachas days. with lumber to
s brs faHeea Rich fremont days with lahs to Jed
SsT searsvle tor Dennis, Kelley Bahia Sept 20 Den
Telegraph Bl, Dawson, Areebo, PR, IA days. with
sanSre oct ~ o a sa fore aud ef, hoch ie
running for u.s. shs came ntar enough to read he name q
kob kr which vessel then N sight; supposed her
be pryaseer no date &c sfose Hr schr Argyle from Halt
Tor Turks isiands.
schr Geose II Eneas B iiiggs Elcuthera Slays, with
ORANGES Joseph Eneas. 18th INST IS IS 40 was
boarded hy boat fr1m opof.waI, from Boston,
Schr Youngstown, Laiouretc, Baltimore, days.
Scar y King Tinker, Calais, 81 days.
>ehr Arusnda, Kelley, Jnncspori, I days.
Schr Caroline Knight, Wilson, Lnhcc days,
schr Howard Baker, Boston, 5 days.
Schr Fillmore, Chase, Boston fof Baltimore,
| schr Lainariine, johnsoa' Boston Tor baltimore
schr Messenger Raerc, oi0Hcester, } DAYS
Senl RI ode island Kelley, G0pcester, days.
Sehr Arioso, Stinson, Province, own, . days
scht Richard ii. seiih Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr w Ma1ytk. Cogkin, Providence,
schf Ann N isdwarts, Edwards Providence.
= hi Justice Sheldon, Precedence, days.
| schr Horizon, JARVIS Providence, days.
| Schr Ocean Herald, Clifford, Bristol.
Schr Moro, Southern New Haven.
s,uhr Abby Bracket, -~--, New Haven.
Gcir Convey, Merrill u W Haven.
/ sohr Yankee Blade Ceomhs. Stonngon.
| Schr KaS nd, Bctlc, New london.
! Schr : Bncam ham, SSinuer, Portland DAYS
| sichi rec Wind (3 masE), Smith Portland, days.
Schr st Lacar Adams. ReBaoat for Boston.
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HersOnOl Intelliveuce.

Baron de StoocI, Russian Minister ut Washington
Count Edward Piper Of Stockholm Lieut. Reyse Of her
Britannia Majesty steamer Racer, and William Rcade Of
London, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel,
George A. Clark, James Laurie and j. X. Hoyt Of New
York aud j. II Bradley and A. G. Fay of Montreal have
arrived tie Gramercy Park House.
g. Vanderbilt, Captain Jas. a. Gallagher, Lieut.. JOHN
Roche, Lieut. g. " Aiken, Captain J. Wright and Lieut.,
p Dryer ar OF the United States Army Col ]. C. Back.
ers and Col. n McCran, OF louisville, and G. B Elanch.
ard, Of ST. louis, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-Governor Cumming, Of Utah, Col. Thomas Adams OF
Massachusetts,; j. B Hart. Of Trey; T. b. Gardner Il
Chicago: Dr. Thomas and j. X. Richardson Of Maryland
g. Cozzans, Of Newport j. f. Cole, of CINCINNATI j. Bun
ton, jr, Of Quebec; Captain n o. rish Of Connecticut
and H. NJ Hooper, Of Boston, have arrived at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
]. O. Bartholomew and Wood Gibson, of liverpool; F.
J. Grand, OF Was hingon: Thomas g. Iiodgkos, Of New
York, Mrs G. Brke and j. H. Rice, Of Albany; Captain
Haworth, q England, and j. +. Guild, Of Boston are
among the arrivals Mt the Everett House.
Vice President iiEnlin, Hon. Ruel Williams, of Augusta
ard John A. Poor, OF Portland have been appointed Com
mssoneis TO visit Washington in regard to the coast de-
fences Of Mime
Milton s. latham United States Senator from Califor-
mia, was in Portland, Me-, on the 26th inst.
letter from ELabethtown KY. 10 the Shelby Netos,
says Early last Monday morning Ex-Governor Holm,
accompanied by his wife, drove into camp (Roussea -
in his carriage aud renewed bis fealty to the government
by taking the required cath. Another dgnary Judge
Fcrtrees, of Hardin, las also after much parade and gus
cenade, done likewise.
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80 $500 saa 80 49, - = - -
MISC ELIhNEOUs.

yv,o cons UMPTIvES. THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored 20 hgss IA few weeks i! very Simple
nedy atcr having suffered several years with severe
Inn, nj shat dread disease consumption, Is
suxfoa make kroNn 20 bis fellow sufferers me .ans OF
curr To " ne VIII send copy OF the prcserp
@ rs.r tfee char ) with directions Tor preparing and
, ,he same which they Will lnd cure for Consr
n, h,np Bronchitis &c Toe only object Of the ndsci
tscT IN ssdhe The tpiipn Is 70 benefit Inc hht
an H., hopes every Sufferer may try his remedy, w
nos tlela hing and may prove a blessing Psfgs wti
ins 10 prescription Ni1 please address Rev Edward A.
Wilson, williamsburg Kings county, New York.
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ots~ w A~~~~-~-
49,. -. .s,tSAIli, .sOnuout n"ssonA
Steamer Delaware. Cannon, Philadelphia.
Steamer boston, Crooker. Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican. Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark ontaznmA (sr), from Baenos AyreA
Brig James fBr) from Bermuda.
Also bark and br2.-By pilot boat Geo Gt0ern, No0
Also ships and bark names unknown.
SAILED.
gunboat Mcclellan; hulk Brandywtne.
Wind at sunset NV, very fresh.
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q Wien Il win be seen, In the hands Of foreigners
nc market value Of the seuestcred shares. as deter.
mined by the last quotations, would DC about ~ So
OF f57 per share,
ooHPgnBsArE POSTAGE sTAMfs.
The first uf the neY Confederate stat postal stamps
were issued yesterday md were eagerly bought up Tho
stamp green with photographic likeness Of Pre-
sdent Dsys within double oval border surrounded with
the inscription, "Confedsrae States Ct Amerlca" Out
SIDE q tho circle, ard the load OF The stamp Is tho
word postage, cad AZ the lower edge its denomination,
save eolst'
PREPARATIONS YoR THE WINTER.
large quantities q lumber AID great number of
sanes have been conveyed during he present week
Tue central read to Maassas he purpose probably,
OF winter quarters FOR troors tint immediate VI
emily Several Of the bales Of blankets brought by the
bermuda, from England, we're also despatched TO the
same destination yesterday
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relieve the demand for grain aud provisions the ensuing
year we save already taken occasion To press ihh ~
cesslty non the public considers at some cheth ~
OF such manifest pr0prety Is the reconmtD that
nothing further we imagine, Is required o. The subject
beyond the pcrusal Of MI. MemmlnNrs remarks II IL
earnestly be hoped thai the suggestion be followed by
the whole agricultural community OF the South
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SHIP PIN G NEW S
Port OF New York, October az, 1851.

ALMANAC NEW yoRK--1aIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs.....,.... = RISES. ......morn u
Sun sETs........... b " HIGH wATER. 5
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Court Charlottesville Day.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcrr--lAR I--Nos. 30l, GIL, l44t,
1i49, 1898, 1905 1871, 1863, 1905, 1885, 1879 14S1
1883, Ass, 1857, 1889, 1891 1853, 1897.
PART ft--Nos ITO, es4, 1914, 1884, 1866, 1858
1860, 1904 1865 1870 1876 1885, 1882, 1885, 1922 1904
1898, 9S2, 1910, ll42
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resume the command; WHILE PER CONTRA the Charleston
Coaier says General smith passed through city
Sunday last route for Richmond and active service in
Virginia No matter which s right the service In which
General Smith ID engnged whether II be In Florida or
Virginia, will have no better officer no trucr Drawer
gOidier
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We iay before readers this morning another batch
OF interesting from tie South. Our dates are US
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EXCITING NEWS FROM THE PENINSULA.
I Ihrni,, thn pAchnn..,,.A Lnn1iror Ant 10

D.
private letter received IN THIS City yesterday from
an officer attached 10 our army stationed tn
Peninsula, conveys the nteligel that the
or the 18th General Magruder stated, In gene oraer
which read To his command thu he in poses ION
OF reliable information OF the landing al Fortress Monroe
of seventy neces OF rifle cannon ana five hundred artillery
horses. The fact considered OF significant i'm
portance by the commanding general who expires. ca h
fullest reliance upon the patriotism Of his troops, and
nounced that no more Burroughs would be granted
any circumstances until after Lew year. IL was rumofcd
last evening that fighting had artuaiy commenced tie
tween ths opposing forces NJ Yorktown, and the state
ment of passengers from Wianshu that calIionade
had been distinctly heard there early yesterday morning
cited In confirmation OF the truth OF the report bui
We were unable to trace 1t to any entitled
dence.
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We have later dates from Richmond and Pensacola TO
tho 23d inst and 18Th ns respectively but those above
give ntegesting dotsils Of the news.
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IfIIin IiIe KVHultHu UIsVilCl, OVt ID
BY an 'iyal ut Norfolk on Thursday evening every
thing is reported quiet Roanoke Island The conlade
rate feet that went down to Eltteras Moniay las,
failed to cIticc tho fedoras out from their bate
though two days were occupied In the Efforts to get
fight The Norfolk Day Bo9krepoTs that the tederas are
preparing 70 make attack Roanoke Island AM roi
that purpose throwing large renoreemen,s into Hat
teras, where Gen. Mansfield Is in command
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
Tobacco and Wheat.

The hills or mde broken land, is indigenous to
the growth of Bluegrass, and is we'll adapted to
the raising of all Ands of stock, particularly Cattle
sheep and Goats q the Asatc or Cashmere species.
The principle paropf the Land is
WILL wATERED!
and convenient tdnayigation. There is a body Of
500 or 1000 acres king on Spring Creek, with some
80 acress of impf'ed land, on which there is one
Of the finest springs that this region Of country
possesses. This md is susceptible of Improvement
for stock furm, equal II not superior to any in
southern Kentucky
Twin sell the abde land on accommodating terms,
for cash OF negroeSor to responsible men for prom
issoTy notes payabf in one, and three years. For
further information refer TO w. Is. Machen and X.
d. Cobb; OF Eddyfei and c, g. Cobb and q. ID.
Cobb Of Dycusbug, or the owner, residing at Sc
vance Furnace, miles below Eddyyillc on the
stage road from that place TO Smithand.
JOHN W. MATHIS
Jan. IS, 2s6l-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
The Appetites.

tits very difficult matter with the majority OF
persons to restrain their appetite hence see an
abundance of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and
Disorders of the Stomach and Digestive Organs
RooRdnds German Bitters will entirely cure these
complaints, and restore the system to its Original
vigor and strength For sale by all druggists ant
dealers in medicines, at rs cents per bottle.
o. T. WOOD & CO.. Wholesale Agents, Sain
Louis, Mo-
McCAULEY & BELL, Agents, GAINESVILLE.
For sale also by THOMAS g. BRO, Clarksville.
EWIN, PENDLET0N CO., Wholesale Agents
Nashville
February "a, ls60-em
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
N E W s P A P FIX )
PUBLIC lPlNlON.
Usually cautious, there is great hnuenee 10 De
A Reliable Newspaper.


From the Ne,c O,ieaI True Deltd.
"There seems to be 10 eyise for thin or gray
HAIR, now tIIal the celebatd HEINsTREETs MIMI
TABLE HAIR REsToRATIvctn be had.
From the Clerend Plain Dealer.
"When people can rotect their Hair from the
tell-tae MARKS of agewhen they can mxuriate in
glossy black locks atl advanced period Of their
lives; when white an gray Hair can be turned to
beautiful black or aulrn when Hair can be made
to grow upon bald hds when all this can be done
it cannot do any han to tell what will do it
HEIMSTREETS HAi RESTORATIVE will do it.
This Hair Restorative, beyound peradventure, the
best thing of the XII ever invented. The facts in
our possession, in rerd to this wonderful prepare
ton, warrant us in tquali6edly recommending it,
From the :. Louis Republican.
'Many of our fir citizens in St. Louis are speak
ing in glowing tiers of this article"
From, III Cairo City Gazette.
'This incomparly excellent preparation for the
restoration of graair to its original color to pre-
serve hair from fling out, and to cure badness is
on sale at Humpley Browns in this city. The
evidence that thiRestorative is no humbug is con-
elusive. Testim,ials to that effect may be found
in almost every tper in the country"
From III South Western Baptist.
"Leave dyes,lone, and use only some reliable
Restorative, Xix Heimstreets lnimitable."
Sold everywlre. Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
We. HAGAN Il CO., Propretors,
Troy, New York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
WHITFIELD, BRADLEY & CO.,
MachinistS, Iron and Brass Founders.
GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE.

now huhIR
hanio
AndW SuewSto Crir
of
Smeoo
n Matc TuyrIu
washKa Hog
on hand.
s They are also agents for any Kind of Ntd
i'm
pa Order" filled P0ncnIy and short notice TERMS delivery
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHuADETPHTA.

Il Benevolent Institution established By special IN
dopment, for The Relief Of the Siekand Distressed,
afflicted Nth VTHlent and Epidemic Diseases, and
especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Seruai
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, bv the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with descrip-
ton of their condition. (age, occupation, habits OF
life, &c.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medi-
cines furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhda and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage viii be
acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa BY order of tho hi.
reciOrs.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD Secretary.
April G, ls60-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
THE
Magnolia Balm
PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
3LoTCHES,
3RECKLES. ERUPTIONS.

IlMI LEIoj 'i~CASiiI
FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS,
SUNBURN OR TAN
This Elgant preparation renders the Skin soft
and sh,imp@ting to it Marble Purity. 1t is
most cool md refreshing if applied to the face after
exposure b the am and will give immediUte relief
to the stiIgs of Insects. Nothing poisonous enters
into its cmpositAn. The comforts of bottle might
be taken withoutharm It's application eUsry night
for a ,eeet, ,ciH che The icorst case Of Pnlples
Sold eyerywhek Price so Cents Bottle.
WE. lAGAE " CO, Proprietors,
Troy New York.
BeA- Sold in qrksville. by McCGuley & Bell
W. o. Vance, Tholhs Bro.
Berry 4 Demovie, Nashville wholesale Agts
Jan. 2, lS6l-31
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A Valuable Negro Man for Sale

A good Shoe-maker--young, healthy, sprightly
and honest. Also a small tract Of Land containing
60 Of good land, well watered, and improved.
Said land lies in District No. 4.
A good bargain can be had by applying soon 10
b. A. ROGERS.
Jan. IS, ls6I-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
FARM FOR SALE.

propose selling my farm lying on Cumberland
river, in Stewart County, containing 1875 acres 90
acres of bottom land, aae upland well adapted to
the production of Tol acco. The buildings consist
of an excellent new flame dwelling, situated on
beautifully elevated spot in view Of the river q
good cistern milk house. kitchen, negro cabins and
out-buildings There is also young orchard 0,
last springs setting, with some bearing trees on the
place.
propose taking part in negroes should Il sun
the purchaser, the balance on reasonable TERMS.
Corn, Hay and Stock can also be had the place,
c. r. WILSON.
Oct 5, soft
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
WHO WANTS TO BUYf

OFFER for sale the HOUSE AND LOT on
which now live, fronting 2O4 feet on Commerce
street, running back Second street 26e feet to
alley This lot is well improved has on 1t all nec-
essary out-buildings, very fine garden, fine as
sorment Of well selected fruit trees, great variety
of Shrubbery, two fine cisters and conveniently 10
Gated for any one doing business in the city. Eos
particulars enquire o:
p. II. PORTER
November 20, ls6o---tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-15
CLOTHING AT COST
FOR ASH

Having very large stock Of Clothing on hand an'
wishing TO reduce the same. we are compelled 4
sell them off at cost for cash
D. H0HN & co.
Nov 30 G0-3m