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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-15
FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood in different
diseases. For COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITIS
or any affection whatever Of the THROAT or
LUNGS inducing CONSUMPTION, use No. l..
which is also the Number for DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, LOSS OF APPETITE, and for all
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS arising from OVER
USE, GENERAL DEBILITY, and NERVOUS
REGISTRATION. No. 2, for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
No. 3, for DYSPEPSIA. Beng already prepared
for absorption it is TAKEN By DROPS and
carried Immediately into the circulation, so that
what yon gam you retain The No. is Tor FEMALE
HYSTER1A, WEAKNESSES
&c. See special directions for this. For SALT
RHEUM, ERUPTIoNS, SCROFUL0US KIDNEY,
and BLADDER COMPLAINTS take No 5. In all
cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
of the BLOOD FOOD 81 pet bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country.
McCAULET h BELL, Agents, GAINESVILLE.
Sold also by THOMAS l. BRO, GAINESVILLE.
EWIN, PENDLETON h co, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville
February a. 1900. o. WY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-15
THE
ONLY PREPAR .
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,

And Gro,os More and More Popular
EUe1y Ddyl
testimonials, new and almost without number,
might be given from ladies and gentlemen in all
grades of society whose united testimony ,oud
resist that Prof Woods Hair Restorative will re-
store the bald and gray and preserve the hair of the
youth, to old age, in all its youthful beauty
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-15
Our Arrangement for 1861,
Barber Shops VS.. Butcher Shops,

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 25, 'sl-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-15

November %, lssO-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-03-15
FRENCH BLACKING.

| also have on hand a large stock Of French
Backing, which will sell cheap for cash. J. Il.
April 81 ls60.-ly. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08

entlNetosnoe urtbel it6er jeOe Ipe3tele 6ra9e a6=
au9eben bate, 10 betam er balO Die genauete
JfenntntB aller SerbaltutlIe uno Decentralization
ietnes Departments. 90 fam es oaB baO Die
eebetmlten 8ei9lrlIe beS &Oaegtums, lanae pur
tbrsr Ausfiibrung, Den babel 3unadlt interellir>
ten Verlonen 3uerIt 6efannt pur0en. - Dds
bel Sdul- uno Observation-Disclosures BON DEN
Superntenoenten unO SnipeftOren 0uteS mlO
Snltmnles an Die bGAte 0anoeslteue mar beriG-
tet tporOen, erfubren Die betreffenpsn @ettlt1ett
uno S6ulpOritanpe nod fruber ais pas Sole.
9tnnt elber balo CAB es BON allen Seiten
laute &a9eu, NepltFen, 0ertbeiotguna; man
lanlenltrte uno petttiontrte, Der Gtne perlpra6
tn Den bewe9liHlfen Nu0pritden geue unD Nsl=
ierung, nod bepor er itberbaupt gemaBreeelt
mar Der Nnoere beiettt9te 10 9eraul9lUa alS
mo8lld Die UftnfunDt9e urlaHe, wdNe ibm oas
hodblte N(Bfnllen 3u9e3o zen bate unp fam
oann Die unterlubun9etommiIliOn binterber, 70
fanO tie ben nrmen unlAulOtsen Wfam In
Der beten gerfaiiung, unO IN &trAenbaAern uup
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srre9ten, unp belonpsrS bas b0Alte QanOesfOueg
felber 3ulsgt aus Der 5aiiuns bra6te. Oenn
Die GeBiernng mar 6raA eee9t Die gan3e
Strpaltun9 fam II gu ia9en aus benz 2etm;
tein nod 70 beWdbrtes prin3p, fetue DrariS ODer
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unO Spetben. SBas auA nod 10 gebeim bin-
ter perrteselten Eblren beratbsn unO bel6lOlen
wurDe DIE 9BanOe oeS SsliOnslaales batten
ppd9 SDren gebabt, unO QrdiiOent unp Hdtbe
famen aus etn,r 8erlesenbeit in Die anOere.
3uIebt pubte man ntdt mebr. mas man etgent
Ild9 noA belebltsbcn lpl etne uniinttare 6anO
maebte ubtrau Querltrlchs Our1 Die peteltsn
GonFuIiOnen, Die 9riinpliAten GrwaSuneeu /;
man perpanOstt oaa 0eriona bon Nsgtltratur
unO SAreibfube man erlegte Die betOen lanss
tabrt9en &an3lelpiener purA anOere - N4te
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08

&'egrilnpei 5ur llnteroritdun9 per S.uGdal6erel
Der eip3ige DaB, 100 eins l>stlung eEianGi
IS ~ge ae#a1l yosrDcrl fdusl. as-sl gl9 ~.
Gtuperun8 tn led3s @tunpen
Retn 4lledltlber, pps saete @}slunD9eit sai
ssrr.ta nsais iepps rllntrt. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
2E. 3oIlnltotr.

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sraeairfsF 1ts Der eEen eeistnsn grlseten Ser
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seoen gas geabspFth RnR aneeren 5tdeeu ugsbrad ss
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en Sereeal snh aneereu rdnfbsrE Ittten iOl0t
M bst sostsdep eraHber 81 b ernreden ts al pst
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+ 9}erbetrdtbstt SDerlonen,

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t1nn tim ais neyu 9aZeasLa s*Es turi i'd zpestfgcgs
nng iunsrfati& safalaa aEaaAs lssiAtaase psrIaSsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
ns Dr. .3oljnIlolo, E..
Der elnatqe 2IraE, tneLber agneg3t.
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In BEN eeuDeH pn 5eren nl nrsnblae bes Nfrpats as
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Srnpuesn Vtrut@trn sGga6 &Suaiuren atrsVrEHgsE
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
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L2r. 8. &S0u45gee.


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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08

So 0fftte;9 glO. @5db1reSeriGSiatragf
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A1 alt gritR mudeu etnsn gsf-Stamp enttalfen.
. gtne 0ellun3 IN 2 10gen sugflIbeFt.
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9unBe 9eltte,

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Ten IL Atg -. .l--tl--LE .----
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Sunge W2Gnner. .

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eds ltfH 70 Vieis E9unSe TN 81 gts &et r64 wsI&t
bnr trs tr5dStHtn zaE,ps ana trs;dr gsrsanbgs:rsf
ti pen cpnnsl esf 1eepsiaa bsH besste esi
naAgm gfrsrourn rsten El.r .[-.- y i. u.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
(E,s.

tbensu has gsfaHtt Geta unb ella efnbst aggEss ts
afstnsness1 &tfcrbsrH.Hs fhsdtp udiJtett nb Sc
bHs ef rrs a @sSk Bee Gsbsns sHt raugtSn gSsriats
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niEs rsrsn grswctFnns Gian9cJtiAsn 8Gtsuas.
esue pas ft rsnbsH rsIs hSer sniegeh rsYmssseE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-08
WetRiA

Ste 6rdliten TirsuHesn tge Gafers at isg Az farassn
sriu es sbahtrHts @trrrraa SScen GStldbelt Do,
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scntNIt6t 1rfaetHWua bEs sResH SHen Hnb bts Mn
kcEdlen her MussterNna haher. - y N
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ltshetg ber NreTc.

Es StsIe &4aaAs es atssu krF lfsn astsnltbn gakts
IN htslsf MaRait ixrrl gwrssu Ea c Sna pastt rpurk
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Ok Esgssu ia ~ sinss sestEsstss ssSbsst HsEl atlau
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Ga est t,sI anHtns urs anssss9tenSs guadiatsr Eea
fes eGubf.ri Es 1ptttls, Paassgusnss u { D. srSaST
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! @efdbrl'd,e Rranfbeit.
9elonpers ~ bfaNten /!

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nnepnuus pey 9ersouHnssrssns auamesns GntiEafsgss
Sqmprcne oer SGslrpfuat e7.
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Bat btugrpaer VI isss,s.en

III SEbIcrtbenten IprOie dud) 1nsei9en fur SSGfDs
inStOn IL. 9eOrsetUpm wereen be $1rn. 8. 3. Riets
felbt, Rp. A2O @s6tr, Hnterbatb Ctr. entsesen
9enommem. s...n 45at
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30
L. THE Nh,creport IreekIy .Necs-- 2tco Dollas and fl


As the Cotton crop liz always a
subject of interest to the community
both at home and at distance, sc
have the following report to make
In August, the frequent rains and
cloudy weather caused the bottom
crop to rot badly, the weed being
very rank and intcrlocked in all fresh
ground, and the sun not being able
to pierce the shade Of the rank vegc-
tation. This was universally the
case in all, except very old lands,
where the stock grew to less height.
Besides the rot thus occasioned, the
boil worm on very many places did
considerable damage. These two
causes have diminished the crop Ger
tainly one-sixth. la Septembr, the
present month, the caterpillar made ac-
tive by the continued murky damp
weather, fell on the plant and have
eaten every leaf off Of it, and will
now go on the young top bolls, and
this Will occasion, Us certainly, the
loss Of another sixth. so that, from
the combined causes a!ledged, we
can very justly and accurately pu,
the loss as one Of two-siXths or one
third, leaving two-third- as the very
largest measure Of the crop to be re-
lied on. Some planters put it at q
half crop. Natchiloches Chronicle.
The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-30

i Ln=y Proyer.-A popular prea-
cher tells a good story as hit a.
lose kind Of preachers who are too
indo!ea; 10 pafsue the duties required
Of the,n by their faith. He say that
one pfous gentleman composed = fer
vent prayer TO the Almighty, wrote it
l-gibly, and affixed the manuscript TO
his bed post. Then on cold nights
merely pointed to the document, and
with the words, "D Lord thcm's my
sentiments blew GU, the light and
nestled amid the blankets.
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communicated.

MIR. EDITOR :--Ihnt conspiracy
detected III New Orleans Il short time
since gives US = clue 70 the enemy =.
plans. Iii. Red and Huarhi,u rivers
arc t. be ascrndrd-our pGopertJ
DESTROYED and families kili"l--i,ar
ing his letter might fail into our
hands. Mr. Sebastian artfully con
codes their true design under the mask
ITO get your cotton
Thus fax Lincoln h9s not varied
from has programme, nor will he IN
this instance. Sebastian holds out
the idea that the Mississippi is to be
decend.6-this is new ru-e to pu.
us of our guard. Any person by a
mere glance at the map viii see that
it would be much sa'ry-cheaper, and
more eliectna!, to throw gun boats in
TO the .Atchalalva Bay, than proceed
up thai river into the Rcd-,heuco
up that and Ouachita, spreading ruin
as they 20, How is this danger to
be arrested More men from our
parishes, i: would be insane to send.
Nor can they be Of any service AT
home, for Our guns are al .gone. We
suggest the following plan : We
can spare few thousand 'servilrs'
and it would DE well to spare them
(Read this last Sentence and ponder
WE'LL dare not speak plain.l
The few thousand alluded to, are
the men 10 dig Observation-Disclosures
up breast-works, build floating bat
.eres and fight too if necessary.
What could gun boats do against
such floating batteries rs that-tlat
attacked fort Sumter we need
such-in the -Atchatalava river and
one AT the mouth of the Red There
must be constructed between this
and the LIST of January-the enemy
will be upon us then. Planters ought
not TO gin a seed Of cotton pu. all
hands to gathering it from the field,
In one month the bulk of the crop
will have been Sathered-the women
and children can pick the remainder
In the other two months-with the
Mem" we can tortisy our rivers
Citizens what say you' Speak on,
We must speedily act or We viii be
ruined. II.
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Gen. ZOiiiC0ffer and the Governor
of Kentucky,

The following dispatch to the
Governor Of Kentucky was submit
ted to the Legislature last Monday,
and referred to the Legislature last
Monday, and referred to the Com
mittec on Federal Relations
/ Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 14.h.
To his. Excel!ency b. Magoiiin ::
Sir: The safety Of Tennessee re-
quiring, l occupy the mountain pass
at Cumberland, and the three long
mountains in kentucky. For weeks
| have known that the Federal com
mander at Hoskins's Cross Road was
threatening the invasion Of East
/ Tennessee, and ruthlessly urging our
people to destroy their own road and
bridge. l postponed this precau-
tionary movement until the despotic
Government at Washington, refr-
sing to recognize the neutrality of
Kentucky, has established iormida-
he camps in the center and other
parts OF the State, with the view,
first to snhiugate your gallant State,
and then ourselves. Tennessee feels.
and has eyer felt, towards Kentucky
as twin sister; their people are as
one people in kindred sympathy,
valor and patriotism we have felt,
and still! feel religious respect for
kentucky's neutrality. We will
respect it as long as our safety will
permit. If the Federal forces will
how withdraw from their menacing
position, the force under my COM
nand shall immediately be with
drawn.
Very respectfully,
r. X. ZOLLICOFFER,
BrIg-Gcu Com.
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Printers visiting Shreveport are
requested to call and see the press.
Address j. DICKINSON,
Shreveport, La.
Papers publishing the above will
be entitled to deduction. of ton per
cont. in case thew rurchaes.
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No news arrived this morning.

Treason IN iad,apa.-Fe dcral pa
pers adIait, says an exchange, hat all
the people of Indiana do not by any
means bend suppliant knee to the
Illinois dictator. y large meeting
was held at Bainbridce, Putnam coun-
~, a few days ago, at which strong
peace resolution were passed, and
drrunciations Of L;nco!n's umho!v
war expressed \ still larger meet
ing Of the same description was held
in Franklin, also in the same Stat.
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Gen. Zollicofftr, in a dispatch to
Gov. Mngoi1in, justifcs the advance
of his forces into kentucky, by the
violation OF the neutrality Of that
State by the Federal forces and the
demonstrations made in it to invade
Tennessee. and informs the Governor
that he will withdraw his army when
ever the Federal troops are with
drawn
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shall has faithfully and ably repre-
scented this district in the first con-
gress Of the Confederate States, and
by his patriotic devotion 10 and lib
eral support of. the southern cause,
has endeared himself to the people
Of this district
Therefore resolved. we cordially
recommend him to the people of this
congressional district for reelection
Resolved that the Shreveport and
Natchitoches papers be requested to
publish the proceedings OF this meet
ing.
Sam Clark, e. Franktin,
j. J. Whitworth, w. +. Wilkinson,
j. L. HALEY, j. L. Wcenes,
a. l.. Howard, Geo. Harriss,
). I. Baird, w. g. Bradley,
J.. 3. c. Nercler, j. Il. Dickson,
ID. Briggs, J.J Crawford,
b. 5. Lee, q. A. Foreman
5. Bedtorl, E. c. Ridgway,
j. n. Lee.
September 18th, 1861.
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Texas Items.
The following items of interest are
cleaned from the Galveston News:

The following items of interest are
CLEANED from the Galveston News:
AZ half-past ?. m, 18th instant, a
small sail boat went out by permis-
sion of Col. Moore, the white flag
having been set between the shore
ard blsckaders. Several citizens
were on board.
The small boat returned las even
ing bringing iii Mcssrs. PARROT, John
son, Shannon, Sauderson and Moore,
who We're passengers (Mr. Parizo.
consignee) on the Mexican schooner
Saleda Cos, with Mexican com
mander, crew, papers and flag, from
Vera Cruz, which port they left five
days ago.
The schooner had cargo Of two
hundred sacks of coffee, o.: 20Oibs
each. and ! 10000 cigars
The gentlemen named were allow
ed to come ashore on parole to return,
we learn, so as to be sent TO New
\ ork on a supply steamer expected
shortly. lhey were asked to take
oath. but refused to do 80. Their
persona! effects were not taken.
The Mexican captain ana three OF
his crew, we understand, also came
a:shovc. Tho steamer paid no atten,
tlon TO the hag.
Capt. Alden. We learn, says he re-
ceivcs the Galveston papers regular.
~ and knows all that svanspircs here.
\ large s. i, wheel steamer Joined
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Very respectfully,
T. X. ZOLLICDFFER,
Bug-Gcu. Com.


A lIother'S Lore-Children, look
III those eyes. listen TO that dear
voice, notice the feeling of even a
single touch that is bestowed upon
You by that gentle hand Make
much Of it while you have that most
precious OF al gitts-a loving moth
or. Read the untathomable love Of
those eyes the kind anxiety of that
tone and looks, however slight yorr
paim. In after life You may have
tonpd dear friends, but never viii YOU
have again the indispensable love
and gcntleness lavished upon you
which none but mother bestows.
Often 4" ! sigh, IN my struggles
with the hard, uncaring world, tor
the sweet, deep security | felt. when
Of an evening nesting 70 her bosom,
l listened - some qiy. tale suitable
to nay are, read Il: tIrr tender and I'M
firing voice. Never can forget her
sweet @Iaucc cast upon me when /
appealed to sleep; never her kiss Of
peace at night Years lave passed
ROW since wc laid her beside my
father in The ola cl:ruchyard yet
SSH har voice whispers from he
gr1,o. ana her cye watches over ne
~ visit spots long since haIIowvd
- the iaem0r. OF my mot|er.-N&-
cUiel-.
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NOTICE

TO THE VOTERS OF CADDO PARISH
1 FER an acquaintance of over twenty
n Years with the people of this parish,
do not believe that they viii exact a visit I,
c"ciI OF them. So propose addressing YOU
nj tie following named places and times, and
respectfully invite my opponents TO the hust.
inEs.
AI"PoINTNIE
CalNc;t's Schoulhousc on SATURDAY,. Oct. 9th
Taylor Muster Ground. near w. Is TAomp
. son 5. on Monday, Oct. 9TH.
Btckhain's Schonlhouse, on Tuesday, Oct :
Greenwood, on THURSDAY, Oct 10th.
Spring Ridge, on Friday, Oct. IIth
summer Grove, on Saturday, Oct I2th.
Shreveport aud Rush Island. notice VIII
hereafter be given.
Respectfully,
W. ". GEORGE
shreveport. Sorteulh.r 18th, 1861
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A|'|'I<.LIL .ff'h" the H"1a q me
+ .'.@cs'-- ne ''i!'W'HE ''-pa,'". by
me ha-'"1 Telegraph Line from / or,
y '''S7'" 10 MAJ + GENERAL "'@S7'
was received yesterday
Fort Jackson, Sept. 20, 1851.
Major General d, T.. fwig-s
Mr. tuida, tn" Geographic opera
tor at IT," head Of tn" Passes. arrived
here this morning from that point,
II reports al engagement between