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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
ITALY.

decree had been published, fixing tie terms Of he
national loan In accordance with those already ao-
nounccd. 1h. minimum price j. not ye.-nslned. A
decree il also published, establishing great book OF
the public debt Al Iialy.
Neapoli,au dispatches continue to teen with the acts
Of bryabds with pillage and murder great scale.
In the Consisiory Al Rome, the I'D, the Pope sn-
Bounced short Hllocution, In the conrse oi whios
b. declared hmself grateful for the continued ocoups
ton By the French troops, but scusbe Of The abase
which he enemies a the order have made and viii
ma AID # he painful ac Of France In recognizing
the Kingdom Of Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
Meeting on the American Crisis.
I'VE FATE or TIE TEiHER PACIFIC.

FArHTR PoIsT, Angus 4, Isai.
TIE SeGNstip Anglo Saxon, arrived OF Father Pom,
at - o'clock ,. m. today, with date. via Londonderry
Of the 26th ms.
She brings iJl passenger, and $4,000 sterling Ia
specie.
Thesiina and Nosa sco;ian reached Liverpool ~ ths
forenoon If the 2jth A.
Tie Kangaroo, from Liverpool eisb. bss e.60oo
sterling Ia specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
HAyFLOcKs ron THr ARMY.

kAToN'U. \. =, saturday, Ausltt }, IsbI
M. Lincoln having kindly consented to receive
and distribute The hayeoels made by tie ladies II
Ka,ou4h and y dforl n casc was Dispatched to-day
from tho jay Homestead to tho Executive Mansion
BY PuIlen's 4ud Adams Expresses containing 800 ba
vc'ocks; Of which l.l6j wcIo made by tie ladie- Of
ka,onah and i.s vicinity aid i5j By those Of Bedford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
ABOUT PRIyATRERS.

Special Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune.
NEWPORT NEWS Saturday, Aug. 3, 1861.
The story about the schooner Thomas Potter
having been chased by privaieer is not believed
here. The Thomas Potter was in here several
hours on the day after, and made no mention of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
MOVEMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS.

IIIOI'
The lst United States Volunteer Artillery regiment,
Col. Richard Henry Rush. viii march Tomorrow
evening. The 18th regiment Of Pennsy yana reeryos,
Col. John II. Taggart, will leave for Washington on
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
FRANCE.

The Emperor was expected TO return from Why IA
u DAY or tWD.
Tie Duke de Bfoghe lad dropped the action com.
meuced by him against tie Project Of Police, AL
copies Of his pamphlets seized by the police Layins
ieeu restored.
6Od7UE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
TINE AT LAST NAMES ALL THINGS EVEN.

How lust are the re,rbutions Of history Virginia
originated the heresy Il State Rights run mad, which
has eliminated in Secessioni behold her, ground be-
tween the upper and neither mill@tones. Missouri
lighted the aTes OF civil war in Kansas now they
have burst out with redoubled fury. upon her own
soil Ii was done in the name Of Slavery; but the
reaction winch logically followed has given i'm
petua 20 the Emancipation movement IN Missouri than
all the AbOOnists Of Chfstondom could have done in
twenty year, She sent forth her bordes 10 mob
printing presses, overawe the bal0t-bOx, and sub
siitute the bowe-knife and revolver for the civil
law. Now her own area CLEANS with Federal
bayones the Rebel newspapers are suppressed by the
file of soldiers and the civil proces suppanted by the
strong military arm. Claiborne y. jackson led one Of
these raids into Kansas, which overthrow the civil A-
thortiea, and drove away honest citizens from the
polls To-day, the poisoned chalce is commended -
his own lips; hunted fugitive from his chair OF Office
and lis home he is deserted by friends, ruined IN for
tune, and the batter waits bis neck. 1bos L. key-
nokls the late Lieut.. -Govenor is German jew,
born on the Prague; his former name was Reinhold'
Twenty-Five year- ago in South Carolina, be adyocl-
ted the right Of Secession and did Iluch 20 poison the
public mind OF that State. He too, has his reward u
ds1race and oatlawrynot DARING even % cone within
tie borders Of the State which SO lately deSghted tod
him homer.
Il il said tlat tie Baltimore Seces ionisis have se
cured large supply of ammr.dtion from the retuninl
volunteers 4, appears thai hey send out boys 10 be.
for cartridges ms tie trosps PASS through the city
Should these men return 20 the sect OF war, some o.
them may be killed by the very bullets they so un
hnkingly distribute 10 the enis3res VI the hehoi
| in Baltimore.
| 4 PACK OF Cams SAWS LITE.--is an inciden
of the Dull Rup lsht il "a mentioned that toiol'I
/ The lst COnvc sicut Regiment had bi,io ~ ~
rocket ard pack OF cards in the other bHii STU
the pack, ana Shen half WAY through bsgeed a. ~
siel! Of 81 ace soaeNhese, 'bele0y l'0Ps'3 So ~
J ~. life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
Turkey.

S,fei Pacha. President Of the Grand Council, haa
been dismissed, and succeeded By Fuad Pacha
All Pachs Lad been definitely appointed Minister D
Foreign Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE ANGLo-sAxoN OFF FATHER POINT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05

MoSrRr,L, Augast :, I IT,, A
Tire steamer North American passed a'NN'
I this o. m. -, .S nm az this q: M.
sIs has tho NorTsgians passenger ~ ~; nsorping
SSns,, e., reached Point Levi at siio ,n~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05

HIS. AIraYD d. ELY-is l. gnass ss - yRie.-
rson pavis i exc ting hcs in1"lri v hc "a
mond 70 procure TIC release Cd h'P' - -
ar,oag u yriscEs sheEe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05
To the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, August T. 1861.
Mesfrs German, Apologize and Stirling I'm wash
ipeton on Thursday with flag Of truce bearing q
communicate u from the Secretary Of War having iof
is object Il recovery Of the body OF liz brother Col
Cameron. They ycs.erlay returned without success
ov ing it appears 10 tie communication haVihg Oesh
addressed TO whom It may concern" and no, 10
come particular officer IN the Confederate army lh'
objection removed, there If no doubt the body can DC
recovered 40 the place Of internen' If Marked ana
egery ia<lty promised % accomplish the pErp'Se'
Tic gentlemen eanyiRe the Gag speak IN hsa 's'A s
of The courlesee md kird manner IN which thes Were
treated bv Col Stewart, commandinetht fiisi Virginia
Ee.du,ent. ard other onicep within the held Of ne
operations. They, however, were NO. pe'Hi''Vu ~
airroach directly 20 Fairfax Comt'lieuss'
The u,smbers Of Congress have been paid ileii ''''
moths salary within 80 in gold and s!'V m the Two
ye.r. ELK per cent Treasury Notes
Tic employees Of IA osher Department OF thF eo'
ve,rae,t ave hereafter 10 paid "a the G'me oes'''
ten of prpor al.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
NE T,SpIPER LAW.

Subscribers who'd",iot give express
notice to the contrary. are considered
as wishing 70 continue the subscriu-
ton.
II subcrihrrs order the dfscontiu-
uancc OF thcr papers, the publishers
may continue to send them till all that
Is due be paid.
II snbscrib,rs nnslcct or refuse 10
take their papers from the Office TO
which they are directed, they arc held
responsible until they have set,iod
their bills and ordered their paper dis
Continued.
J! subscribers remove 70 other places
Without informing the Publisher. and
the Tpcr Is sent 10 the former dirvc-
ton, they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that reIas-
ing TO take paper or periodical FROM
the office, il pr-ma jac'c evidence of
fraud
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
4 Northern Compliment to PreSi-
dent Davis.

The PHILADELPHIA Christian ph-er-
Yer contains 4 long letter from gent
tlcman who has Travelled cxtonsivtlv
in the South, dated Richmond. July
2ith, three day after the hattle of
Mannassas. The following Is an cx-
tract
After witnessing thc solemn scene,
t;he reception Of the bodies oC the
Confederate officers killed in The "n-
gag,nent. etc. / went in company
with Rev. DR.. Mel, t. the Spots
wood House, and heard n thrilling.
eloquent account Of the BATH from
the lips of the President himself He
is not fluent speaker; he docs not
hesitate, yet his words seem to come
with ctitct--blt they come With pow
er, when they do come. have of
eu heard him speak before. Every
word he u;tcrs, tlrills-it seems TO
come from MS heart direct 10 The
hearts Of those addressed. He j. one
OF the plaincst, most kin9- hearted.
atiectionate, christian gentleman |
ever saw.
Everybody who kncws him.. loves
President Davis, His soldiers will
willingly die forhim-So will the citi-
zens il he calls on them. lie occu-
pies place in their hearts second on
ly to that which Washington held in
the hearts Of our granItathers. He
paid Il noble tribute to the valor and
determination Of our soldicrs-tigh-
ting even after thcir limbs had been
shot off, and encouraging the others
to push on when they were unable to
rise from their bloedy couchcs. Of
turf, He also paid a well-mcritod
compliment to the considerate manner
in which the wounded and prisoners
of the Federal army We're treated
even by the owners OF the farm. hoa-
ses on the road (where they we're car
ried) wLo had been plundcred and
pillaged by some of their number
and Ire Commended their detcrmina-
ton asworthy Of every Southerner,
''perer to-be naughty to the humble,
nor humble to the naughty
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
Myor2oat E"yoyr0n MtcU;

T,o,.,,.,,,g, y-,..,.,.,.,,. y.,oU;,,,.,,..,
w. find much orin,..r..-r -, .,, Pans.
.>.,l,.,,-..- ,....,;...l -. H... Y..l.
,-.-,,r,I,,. l,,- .,o...-. .,,,. ,,... can.
r.+ fr1 r,o,,, fir :. +i.;. -, ,fr.
p,,... ,,,,,l;.1... .I,. ,...,;.,.f.... :, .
s,rions ditt,euftv ;ba, occurred ~.
Rome between C--7-r51T n 7--7--7--
commanding the French .t,.v .trr...
and VI d. Mrrolo. the Pom. S,crr.
tarv Of war. Il appears that AN at-
FRAY occurred between ty,, -oldi.r,
of tho French and Iapal forces. in
y hich the Frangiman was -eycr,ly
wounded trc,rdir,,r +, .h, rn1.,,,.,.
+i,n h,.ty,,o,, .L.. ,,,,.I ,,,l ,-..,,..I.
Governments III, offender should
have Lern ~iv.n nm .o th. FrcucI
Council of War. But IN. NJ d.,
Mrrodc refused to do. General De
Goyon called upon tho Cardinal An
tonclli, who ordered VI. Dc Mrrode to
deliver up the soldier. The Wan
Secretary refused to comply, and
General de Goyon laid the mattor
before Pope Pins, who sent an iinper-
ative order To- his Secretary to hand
over tEc soldier.
J-pnn receiving this ,f i. M,rode
wont 10 The hotel If C,.ncr,I do Gov-
or j., . s.o+, of ,rr,,, ox.i.,,,,,,, .,,d
ADVANCING toward linn with threat.
cnin~ gestures. commenced nm aim
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

-lRothc, Pri1e:-The privatecr eff
Davis. Captain Coxette. recently cap
,nred Il large brig owned i'll Philadsl-
phia, loaded with sugar, from Havana.
The prize. crew arrived of the coast
with the brig on Friday last, and the
l'"ckadinr ship Perry not making
her appearance, ON Saturday the
steamer st. Johns towcd her into
brunswick. Ga. The. vessel and
cargo are said /" he worth Sloo,0o0,
and il is the eighth prize captured by
the "hold privatc,r. - Jacksonville
Ola Mirror.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Erratum in the Report of the Oak
Hills Battle in the list of the Shirley
port Rangers woundcd--for G,o,c
read j, Coon; for ROsso-read j. IL.
Rossier; for Sergeant major Re0nck
read Renwick. Mrs. Phelps instead
of lfas.~P@jNiPs gave Lyons body
decent burial. Capt. Hinson's brother
in-law, who fell at the Sciget's bat
tery was named MILESTONE.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

1%c CoHfsderate -irmy.-Tlie New
York Nc'rs gives the following esii-
mat" Of the Confederate army in
Virginia
Probably not less ian $50, 600
troops arc under arms in th. State
many Of whom are cvtomporizcd and
cannot b-.rrgaydcd as regularly en-
roIicd. Tho Number of Confederate
and State troops proper is about
10000. Thrsa are stationed, a, the
lat"st dates and according TO the most
authentic estimates, ms follows
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Teicgraphjc -Dtpafchhs.-"Weli
that's always the way with the tele-
graph follls!'' exclaimed Mrs, Mellow,
"tlle good news they send us cne day
is pretty sartin to be contracicted the
next. Why, there's our neighbor
Sally Shute, who got astory as how
her husband had been killed i'll one of
the battles, and the day after it was
all upset, for i, proved to be another
man Gin me the old mail stage,
after all continued hirs. Mellow,
.'if twas slow, twas sartiu -
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
TIcIEl:ISApHJC.

ir"ntqn, Mo. August 26.-lt is re-
ported that iEadee'~ fofee4 have been
withdrawn fro,nG Grorn.ill. 10 Reeves
J Ferry. Other movements indicate
! that ll;udcc's, column il moving west
for Ia, purpose Of forming n junction
with Pillow,
I BOSTON Ang. 2G.-1'lc British
brig Anna Lov"tt wasboarded by the
privatcer .Ictf. Davis on tn" 9th, in
lon.itatle 81.
Philadelphia, Aug. 26,--Wm. S.
Johnson. nephew TO Con. JohnSon
has been arrested.
! New York, Aug. 2G.--'Iho Ameri-
can empress was searched aud largc
number OF iptcrdicted newspapers
seized.
( The Federal Marshal has arrested
, Wm " E;skc, said to belong in
Louisiana. He i charged wi;h ut
trring -cdiiiona sentilnoni> at New
port.
The roz, says large quantities of
provisions, iucudiug 1000 barrels If
iiiour cleared .or Curacoa, 1t hints
( that :hcse provisions are intended
( Tor ~outh,Vu p"rt-.
! Cincinnati, Aug. 2o.-.A fight took
I place at >lo'we!i's i"H gate, seven
'aile~ from Go. ju@t"n, which r'snl-
led in the death oi one and mortal
w"onJiu@ oi another belonging to ia.
Uuion sric, Tho l'nionj~i- have
@onc in pursuit %! ;hc Secessi"mi~ts.
numbering FIVE. who departed in, the
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
The Daily News

/ : published in Tn" city ~ ~hf,y"-
port. Parish oi. tadJ". every tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. and
saturday morning. atrh" low PIicr al
- to mail Subscribers. III" Men
dny) Wrrkiy News is published at
y 30 prr amun. Ih, News viii
not hr iorvardyd o. any address, until
the subscription uoney - nt'e-irsd,
~ itiz published on ihr cash princi-
pic; and the t,r7r., b,i,fy pat at low
tigurc-, will not admit of credit.
Specimen copies OF either OF the
above win he turN ard,i 10 such a.
desire subscribing.
Tho columns v i'll contain articles,
i,ctcd and original, which viii prove
af interest md tend ta the welfare of
liz readers. u viii be- hevu'rl 10 III"
interests ot the South; aud Internal
improvements in the Parish and Vi
entity, will receive tlrr undivided AT -
tontinn Of the publisher.
The columns oi the News viii be
open to rvery person.. Personal arti-
ctc> wiNuot, r,nderauv circumstances,
tt.ther n communications or adyer
tisemrnfS.l y" published.
Colresp pondrnrc j.. solicited from all
sections.
As an advertising medium, the
News offers great advantages 10 the
business men of North Louisiana,
Arkansas, Texas, and tle city of
New Orleans.
,JND. DICKINSON
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Gen. Fremont is said to have shown
himself at Cairo in n cnrriagc drawn
by the four black horses belonging to
a hearse IN ST. Louis. The exhibi-
ton is suggestive. :
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
Purify the Blood Strengthen the
System !!

Purify the Blood Strengthen the
rnx enr. .:r ,flyy'e,H fSysssm .Lp.,x. !! oy ~,
,AGE!
CROOkES'S
lnviS"na''ns Aromatic Vegetable
St0naehc Filters, -st-.s r
F"R RESTORING 4 PnrsERy,No
IEALTH.
Prepared from Aromatic EitterHerhs
tNDEH TIE ItSPfCfES Of An
EMINENT PHySICIAN.
Are an agreeable and paIatabl.
lnvigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
bined with a pnr. Spirit, improved
and perfected by one of our venera-
hte and eminent physicians during n
practice oi thirty ycars. in the latter
part Of which he used those Bite,
Herbs, with unparalleled SUCCESS, in
the treatment OF Internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate tho
functions Of digestion; Impair. visor
and tom. TO the stomach; strengthen
'he system. and are un.qualled A q
Pnrihrr OF the blood. By continuing
Ia" use Dta wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for n
few weeks. they will afford conviu.
cl.g proofs Of their great medicinal
properties. and under the influence of
their h"alth-rcS,oring qualities, that
ply steal condition necessary to the
"nioymen. of sound body and mind
viii soon be attained,
From their purifying influence,
thes.in becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they will gradually re-
move cv"ry trac. of eruption or in
Examination from the face. or BODY Ms
;h@S pr"gres@ IN thc puritica,ion Of the
blood.
Viewing ,h"m simply as bev"r-
age. they cQrLoi in richness and deli
! cacy of flavor the finer grades Of
choice Champagne Wincz-thc bit
ter principle being only percapti!a-
whom t,.it ii, th" good work of purify
irg and inviVor:ttine.
+ For til" use "t old aud Young of
-. w ' ","p-
,..,,;';, T.. -. u ,,'' y. -"
:, H.. nai,.,, ."a,,;,',. r'p,; p.''
.,4 .,rn,,I..I ~ ~ ''.'.'. ''''.;. ~, ~
80 f'A''! ''''''
~ >.
,,. 'i ',,, ,r- .,,,'' ~: 't'' ,.1t .''s
II =, ,':'' '''', '.""'"
e. am -H''" i.HN %'t"Ih INA Chemist.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

The Freedom IF tie Press-The
Memphis Appeal, Of the 2lss says /:
A gentleman of great intelligence,
residing in this'eity, recently had Il
conversation with President Davis,
in which accidental ailusion was made
TO the rumored intention Of the gov
erpment to suppress the Knoxville
Wing, owing to its advocacy OF Un-
ionism. He was assured by the Pre-
sident chat no such order had been
issued from any department at Rich
monds and that they would respect
the freedom of the press to tlie ut
most extent compatible with the
safety of the government that no
journal should be prescribed for opin-
ions sakeunless for the utterance OF
open and avowcd treasonable senti-
ments, tending to sedition and insur-
rection by force of arms against the
regular constitutional authorities
But td trnmple upon the incIienable
prerogative Of the press to indnlgein
criticism, however severe, upon the
ADMINISTRATION and those in authority
the government could never do with
his appropriation or consent.
Such is the very comnendalhe
:.
policy Of The Confederate government
in its scrupnlous regard for every
constitutional restraint upon its exer-
else of vested powers.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02


We announce Ia this issue of our
paper the name Of Mr., J. ii. Cun-
! ninmham, as Il cap1idatr for State
Senator TO represent this ,hsiric,
Mr. c. is an old acquaintance of ours,
and .i'st-the person to ,sa!<e 1T re-
preventative. e'tr friends must bear
in mind that 40 better selection could
be made. In proof Of our assertion
we append notices below. from othe,
journals:
We take pieasnrc in announcing
j. ii. Cunningham, Esq, for the
office OF state Senator for this Dis
trict. Mr.. Cunningham has fu, more
'han twenty wears been II citizen of
North Louisiana, and from his known
energy and ability. and fully ri.r-
ting the war spirit OF the times, We
checrfullv commend him to the vo-
ters Of the Di~trict-- NutchitorIcs
CHronIcic.
Says the Alluvion, published at
Campte, la.
1t is with pleasure that we an,
noulIcc the name Of onr old iricud,
J. II. Clruninghan, Esq. a@ "A caudi,
date for the high, hunogahIr and I'M
portaut position OF Stat" senator,
We have known linn for twenty
years, and can truly say that we he
icve him to be the man for tir times
Earnest and energetic, combining
the two Indispensable Qualities Of AZ,
etticient public servant namely; Il
will t" work and the power 10 cx-
press Ills views clearly and cl"Qurnt-
iy. he i, heart and soui, enlisted
iutl'e cdusr Of SostbcYn Independence;
and should the people of this dis
trict honor him wirh their confidence,
they can rely on ha~in- r,Trrsrn-
tativc at Baton Rouge " hc viii work
night and day TO secure cur Ghrr-
ties, and to circnmvrnt ~" horrible
machinatieu- Of BLACK Republican,
dospctism.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

john Williams. a Baitimorean. has
been arrested at Boston aud sent to
Fort Lafayette, New York, OH suspi-
cion of being an agent and officer OF
the Confederate States.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

The Philadelphia Ledger writes
that Col. Tyler. iatcly arrested in
Cincinnati, ought TO be treated rs a
spy. which means that he ought TO
suffer death.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Dcsfr"ct1cc Buffalo. August
2o.-Steinhcr1er'z grain dock r,.ya-
tor was burned las: night. aud u
large amount OF grain DESTROYED, va
riousIy estimated ut from 10000 to
100000 bushels The building wao
insured for $4,000.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Our editor is again unable to at
tend TO tho duties of his office, owing
to sickness.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

1John BiSelow, late editor of the
Evening Post, has, it is stated, been
appointed consul at Paris. It Ia q
sstiaried office, paying S5,o0Oa year.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Tie GroHtms 1a0&cy A""tIer Car
f4,G--We learn from the Memphis
papers that Capt. Marsh Miller, OF
he a;eamor Granpn~, captured ashuw
boat at Hickman the other day. 1'hr
prorHytor,of the show boat offered
Capt. Miller $500 to take hi~ hoa, to
Columbus, from which point he hoped
to b. able to yet TO Cairo. Capt.
Miller accepted II" terms, bat on get
tin. into the stream hc turned til,
head OF the boats down stream Tor
New Madrid; seeing which, the pro-
prictorSwam ashore, while tie Gram
puS and hey prizr kept on fr Ncm
Madrid. The money and prize wcrr
handed over to G IL Pillow, W ho pre-
=ented Capt. Miller with the show
boat. Whi-.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Letters from PliIadeipnia and TAR.
hsie, Pa. state ,hat the Opposition 70
the warts increasing at the North
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-11
Lewis. Irwin & Co.'s Land,

On Saline Cresk, m Sterart CGts,ty, Tennessee
The tract contains 1000 acres, 900 in Stewart
and 5000 in Trigg County, Ky. 1t will be sold in
a body, or divided to suit parties This land lies
within one mile of the Cumberland river, has a
good road to the landing at the mouth of Saline
Creek, and very good store house to shelter
produce, &C. There are seven different small farms
upon the land with comfortable improvement on
each; the best of Springs, Orchards &c. The Fur
mace buildings are very numerous, consisting of
residence, servants houses cribs stables smoke
house, Offices, and the main furnace building The
moulding room is 55 by rs feet with 30 feet sheds
another building 80 by 100; another 40 by 10,
&c. There ere about 500 acres open, besides the
coaling, that affords a vast amount of grading
Much of the land will produce the finest quality of
tobacco and wheat, or anything that grows in this
climate. And to persons wishing to 60 into the
sheep business, II offers great inducement having
all necessary buildings, and the best of water right
at them for the washing of sheep or wool. Nearly
all the land is in the best of timber consisting OF
the different varieties of oak, hickory, black and
white walnut, poplar beech, blackberry gum elm,
chesnut &c. To man that wants to make for
tune at Tanning ! would say come to me. Price
(if divided) from$ to $40 per acre, or will sell
all together at great bargain. Terms, one-fourth
cash, balance l, 2 3 and years. interest ON the
last note.
7. D. LEONARD,
Real Estate Agent
March 90 6O-f