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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
New 1]nbIications.

New publications.
Now Ready;
TNIE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FROM ITS ORIGIN To ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS
CONTENTS;
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE. before whom the
hTst heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Points and Arguments Of
CHARLES OCoNoR
WIN NJ. EvARTS, and
JOSEPH BLUNT. in the Court stApposlA
And the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO, WRIGHT, and CLERKE.
The great importance Of the legal and political principles
nvovedthe bodnss with which the issues made and
ss ability with which the argument sustained on both
sias rsnder this Of the significant and universally
interesting trials that place In this county
Price ID cents per cOpy-Hx PCT dozen.
Postage cents per copy additional . u
Address, THEsTRlBUNE, few.forh
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Military Cnmp Utensils.

Every article requisite cenp end hed nteen' iron
ketes stools cots camp bssEis chests complete Tor lou!
OF eigh, persons ofimproVed petierns
SOYERS PORTABLE CAMP STOVE,
the complete article IN use We have number
f our regents with them and IL gives satisfaction. Furnished
notice ard OF wholesale prices, BY BALDWIN
JOHNSTON. No. % hai1snlap
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A Pull ReRlmenfRl Band Wanted FOR Col BAKERS
CALIFORNIA REGIMENT, QuaIteTed a. Fort Schuyler
Apply QuaTenaser YOUNG, 4ih a. aud Broadway
StqA
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6orses, Carriages, &f.

I IGHT ROAD and TRACK WAGONS, SUI
LKEYS -. n. GOODWIN still continues the msnufso
tire Of LIGHT CARRIAGES Of ell descriptions Having mss
bis study for the last twenty he feels assured that Ia the
oonstrnc ion Of LIGHT WAGONS SULkEYS either for the
track he be exceled Using tho besseected
stock be has hesancy In wssntns his work 20 give eti'
faction Gentlemen distance nay rely upon having Ihe
dos faithfully oIeeuted ]. H. GOODWIN ia Eirsbehst NY
ID o A ID w A G. o n s..
III have on hand ard prepared to receive orders for
FIRST-CLAsS ROAD WAGONS, Of all weights, made under
our the premises end warranted to DO equd to
any ether wagon made Ia this city We have ao Oh hand and
making 10 order FlRSTCLASS CARRIAGES, suitable Tor
park city, or country which .il sell at low prices
MINER STEVENS, Nos. "a, ~ and Is Wakerst,
First door east Of Broadway.
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NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-SCHOOLS

A NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-SCUOOlS,
N called the DAY-SCHooL BELL. is ready Il con-
t.ap about pages choice Songs Solos Rounds Catches
Duets, Tros QusTtets aud Cborusss mary Of them written
this work beside 90 OF the Elements o
Nas;c Th, the best book sued for Seiases Aced
smIes and Public Schools. 1t Ia complied by HORACE
WLTERS Author Of 6abbsh School Bells" Nos aud g.
he Of 10000 eope In ~ months
Pce IN paper gre boandi cloth bonnf embossed
r Is Liberal discount 10 The trede Sample Copies mailed
tse u the above prices. -
Pubsher Horace Waters No AL Broadway NewYok, and
Cor sale by fppiocott Co, Phisdephs Brown Taggard
Boston G 0rsgs Co, chicsgo RaS mOod LtPham De
bot Steele, Avery Co, Rochester, Breed butler 20,
bsftio; Moore Wstach Keys Co. Cincinnati H. Gray,
Aesyi Moore Minis, Troy and keits Woods 81 Louis
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Boots, sboee, &r.

G0 DOUBLE SOLE sHOEsj 80 80 GUILE
~ - I'D CONGRESS BOOTS, \ NEW STYLE.
At JONESs. NOS r. AND ~ ANN-sf
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GEo. A. LrayIr, A1c,lonser.

Csc. A. LEsvIr, AlconseE
DY GEO A. LEAVITr Il C0.-ITade SJa
- Rooms Nos Il and % Merecrs, for ,he ,ae of boes
Ss,ouery. Worrs OF Art etc. C0nsignmsuis spheited
Wll bo sod :, suc'lon on FRIDAY. June 1si ~ p
N isr.s ard vausbs soleoon Of Engi.h aad snefS an
Beo Hery Fosry, Theology, AT. Sc handsomely besai
C.t.io.I.s Tssdy 0ad Books exhibition.
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Dentlsirp.
60 farmers ano Others.

WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED in Can
w ada and the States for
uENRTS PATENT HORSE AND CATTLE CONDTMENT
This celebrated CONDIMENT invented and patented In
1854 snd ued hrou ghou the United Kingdom I'm con
sequence Of Teat England there host Of
limitations in be market al Of which many compliments
10 th. the original eni only patented CATTLE FEED ap
peAs 20 the ,efinerc OF who keeps hoTse cow
sheep or pig prevents disease and economies fodder
g tie food be with sdiy and to be thor
ony dssea instead Of being wasted the daug heap a. In
tho ldfAshioned Wsy offeeding
PRICES:
HORSE AND CATTLE CONDIMENT, in ca'ks Of feeds,
l2s. -
HEDICATHD HORSE AND CATTLE FEED for rsstor.
pg health 20 horses and cse In boxes containing 20 feeds rs
address, prepaid with references, 70 BENhFS PATENT
CATTLE-FEED COMPANY, London Bridge, London
Manuiae;Ory-Hul, England
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Insuranfe Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (pHey Mnuall, Boston, Mass Aeon
ualed fund 70 meet nearly Two Millions Losses during
II yoars $4,000 Dividend psd ia cash. Ia Il years
eOO0 Last CASH Dividend, % per cent Net assets
lisbilc seoodoo Interest ting documents concerning Life
Insurance furnished traits.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for the Company,
Metropolitan Bank alanG lie BIoaawpJ, PiRssL. NJ !.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuctioDeer.
% 1HIUSDAY June q,

,b THURSDAY June6,
A 10 oeoek . NJ u No los JorseIBOnst eontf ~ thsf.
FURNiTURE ~ GOOD OROER.-Hs.dsoms Ro.sv9sa
Paror snitr pieces IN Rosewccd hsb'etop tenks
Tables; Etsgsrs mirror back Library Drss, Am thau~
Lornqe HatSllud ia Csirs Rosewood Marble top Desda
Busau do Ms.hsAnd, Rosewood Bsoesd Hair Mattresses,
Feather Bed. painted Chamber Set, piece. pSis' SIossfJ,
handsome WALNUT Marble Buffet Walnut Fs hstsosioa
Table walnut Cane Chairs White Cl tns Dinner set'
and Oi Te Set; Glas-wae, Engish brssse' an la
gfsin Hsftng. Oh Cl0ths ki chen Utensils &c.
sAMF DAY.
3oclock M % No 2lO SchemerhorD between Bend aod
NrYint sts.
MAHOG ANY AND WALNUT PARLoR AND CHAMBER
FTRNITI RE- Wanut Extension Table, MsTbietp Psu,ed
Chtmbo.se' Mattresses Library Table, Oval Mror Carpets
OF Cioi, Psrar Ueaie with 50 feet Of ppe China Oa sDa
Kitchen furniture
Catalogue the Salosroem.
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THE sEM1-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YoRK SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
publlshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents of No. 1872 GJune Al:
L.LEADINo ARTICLES: Richmond; Martial Law
Hsbeas Corpus; Parallel Pccula,ins in Penr'yl
Mefcal,ile ReYDrrs Who Msbes tho Ws,l Nor.
bead ha9es' CIIpa' a G9St o. 6S%goo
Elizabeth Jane Lestherwood; Fighting Actual sud
for.ign ks,tonsi PrVsteoIiusi Senator Mason
Baltimore Editorial Psrssrephs.
II PROGRESS or TIE WAR; Summary ofths LSlss
News.
U..AcoU1A CREEK AND ITS ENvIROEs
V..BoMBARDING REBEL BATTERIES; Tie Aiissh
Acquia Greek
y..JEFg DAVIS IN RICHMOND: A Speech from the
VI. FIGHT AT FAIRFAX COURT house: Cavalry
Affair; Twenty seven Rebels Killed Five Prisoners
Taken; Brave Rescue.
VII. THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON COMING
HOME Three SosIl Wa Nesseis Tbey will join
tho Block ksdins Fleet
VII LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPI
From Wsshlngton-SPeciI Dispatches 10 The n. Y
K..A BATTLE Al PmLmPPA, "a; Surprise and
Rout Of the Rebel Camp Of 1900 put 70 Flight :,
Col. Kelly Killed.
XATTAcK ON WASHINGTON EXPECTED: The
Rsbssin Fight Place They Must Retreat or Fight
Battle At Wesbipgton their Only HoPei A Dsss
M.FROM THE WESTERN ARMY Correspondence
of The " Y. Tribune.
Xn..TBE LESSON OF 81. DOMINGO.
XII POETRY: "War Lyrics"
XIV. LETTERS FROM Mr.. BATES TO Mr. BOTTs
On VIRulNlA.
XIV. NEW PUBLICATIONS; Military Surgery.
XVI .sILAs MARINER: The Weaver OF Rsyeloe.
XVII. SHALL THE WAR BE LONG Or SHORT: Cor
Tespondence OF The n. Y Tribune.
XVIII .VIRGINIANS COSTRABAND; Correspondence Of
The n. Y. Tribune.
XIX THE DEATH or JUDGE DOUGLAS
NX FROM CALIFORNIA: summary tho Latest New.
by Pony Express.
XXI. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL
XIII. CITY NEWS
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: FoIl Report, Of the
specially Reported for The N Y Tribune
TgRxs-one Copy for one yesT. st: Two Copies yea
sSais.. Si s. sac. o. '' '
For Club Of Twenty we send an Extra Copy.
Fora Club Of Forty, We send The Daily Tribune srats
Address THE TRIBUNE Nsw-Yors.
CMITHs MILITARY MAP of the SOUTH
- EeN STATES, Is ceDt+ Also, one showing 200 miles
.ss .snp! G. icnE% sSTa No pf
V'HE ELLSWORTH aud BROWNELL
Il MEDAL. ABBOTT Co. M'5p,ass.stoIsn, nut
A VOL. EILSN Oh H. lUUd COpltb vi 1IE
~ YOUTHS TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE for JQNE.
having good LIKENESS Of this valiant Temperance Soldier
can be circulation in schools regiment ioT IS Cents
., No. 10 Park Benk. Evory boy should resdit.
A UGUST BRENTANO's
IA BOOKSTORE AND NEWS EMPORIUM
no. oJ5 BROADWAY.
At this osssbhmsnt the Boston and Phsdcphs dAies
always be had
All Foreign and American Newspapers and Periodicals are
keId hand sale IN snge numbers served
TO sub.cbcfs part the city without extra charge.
NJ B-Bsek numbers Of all the principal periodicals. NeWpt.
ptrr and Htyszinet always on hand.
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GUNNER QUARTERLY. - Nine. DEMOR-
~ ESTS MIRROR OF FASHIONS; nearly 10 Engrsylngs.
Sss Msss<ns fsshlonE Five Cen.s Postpaid, sh Cents
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A. ". NEswIS, AncnoncsL
DY BANGS. MERMIN n Co, Irving Build

DY BANGS, MERNIN n Co, Irving Buildings,
ID No, 5el sni 80 Brosdwsysaes of Books Stationery,
Picture. WORKS & Art, Fancy Goods, Furniture se
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June q y oaiecsi
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBRARY-Of the best kass~n
snd Arasosn editions u choice s,endaId woris IN nsY al
t-snche; many thsm illustrated aud In tue bsndnsa
Also variety Of Miscellaneous publications, te Cas"sces
now ready.
THTRSDAY EVENING June 9, at Q ocook
MODERN OlL PAINTINGS--A choice collector .ou.s
Tng the Van Bees Hsktps LINES FTers oisof,
R,rb L,ue0, Bsrtne Bangs Bershins and 0.bs
sso Drsuin. "a Wscrcoll Pastel Seis &C. including msay
fno OF Yuss Nearly s IN ich gin frames Nov on .Ahier
tion A. a -a,slogios r. bad a. ti- -slcsrooms.
FRIDAY EVENING, juno att. "eloch
CHOICE ENGLISH BOOKS-Being cJnsigDmsnt 81 six
e,ss g,t rscslg d from London compDg variety % zoe
ed Of he writing sndsd anthsfs la van iepeTtpsnt
incndlna that ghnJ illustrated and nctJ os~,
also; few choice EBs ish Ensravmg@
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6aIcs bp Aurilon.
ON NOTICF.-UENRY n. LEEDS Is

A UCrION NOTICE.--IIENRY II. LEEDS as
~ Co VIII have MsgniGornt sale of hFstcss HOUSE
HOLD ~ RNl igRE CARPETS, MIRRORS PAiarlhos,
MAhBLE 5fh1uAhT. BRONLES, PLATED WAkys
CHINA, DihNEh and TEA SETS, FANCY ARfICLtss
AcNo of the fuu'1re has been removed from private rss'-
dcroes r conyeoces of sale ard made By Rout Dsssob,
Narcotic, Huilhins Meas Bcer St1u-y and oihcra Fof
che pyoe Of this se they have secured tie spse0us snd ee-
gznt % d. R0~k Nos. 50 snd s{ Broadway,
opposite the "a Nichols Hotsl % by 200 1he far .it
tste Illce INT JR5DAY 9Th sRlsAl 5ihi and HA1uh-
DAY 8th Jn. q oi o'clock each day In addition 10 tho
Oss BuH.s Chsis, so rarvst frush Walnut lbTay snd
Diglng Room Ch.ra nargustTy snd Omolu Cabinet Cha.B
.ssl and bronze Figures HeTxonia sad Osnd-
Action Pisno Foos msde BY Chek~g Dubois and obspl
-h carved Bsrt Walnut PsTor sshss carved hrgred aud
sttiu 10 lioe Reps Tapestry hc csISrd Bac Wn'nos
Brdsssds sni Mtassesi elegant thini Dime and Tea he
Vs,ss Plated Was, bro. Fsur'8 h'tsi cssss ,nd hn9yt
every description of hmisblus a,ces Cloeis hsrfe os'
usuIshts No. - -. - -.
Also al N o'e'oi on FRIDAY 7lh Morigass ses e sl.'.
oans lsfzs su1 valuable collection Ct Ol PAlni N'S ~
cosbraio masters costing tlO0 purchased 10 E0Iogs
g-ntemau fo his Including bp,i 81 foca-
hgn,s by M0sseI bust Il Virgil Uorscs and Anino". "a
nova, Lions bust 81 Pss aieT tsBoyA psnDs ~ lsoos
M.rsgd Is,Tis. NeTDoscAhO huyp Isbuy an9
Tie French masers superb copies 70 cfdcf eS
ebrniel pictlss with other sricss ool enos
sraod Ti win be found the nost elegant AUD eieosis
sale made by several years snd 10 hs psempt1iiJ 'od
They can be eIsuned above uniil The days oi sale
Also a. u 0eook THURSDAY Jane II the above store,
aROsEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES. wi h marble beds 'osde
y Phcin 10 older 4c0 esch latest pattern eastoa an
Balls, Cues. Counters. and every thing c'mpiste
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J. P. MoSreosRRr, Auo,ioness. . -
ESO CASES BOOTS. SHOES, and BROtibNS
sDstU NAuctlon THURSDAY June g. At lSt o'eloos, ~
,he store Of T. ERETr Co No 10 CouTlsndt -. COM
ps large " fresh City uade and Eastsrn goods
sdsptedto city aud country trade.
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w H. DISBROW will hold his next reguar
w SALE ~ AUCTION Of Horsea, CAul,ges Rockawsyss
Wagons HSgness Sadeis &c, NEDNt SDAY, June sS
O'clock D. u, the Riding Academy, sth av corner Ssi
Pae, wishing 20 of-T their horses vehicles VIII pe1o
n1y Mr. Dbrow IN order that they may have eop'peaei
ula,e IN he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-07

WASHINGTON, D. c., August "A, 1861.
TO Els F1;suency, B. HSgofnn, Governor Q: the Stat
o. KeHfuoky:
SIR: Your letter of the 19h iasf., in wbict
you "urge the Tem0Ual from the limits of Ken.
iacBv Of the military force nOtU organized cnc
IN camp toithtH said State" is received.
Imay not possess full and precisely acca.
rate knowledge upon this subject; but l be.
lieve it il true that there is a military force il
camp within Kentucky, acting by authority Of
the United States, which fore is not very large,
ana is not now being augmented.
I also believe that some arms have been
furnished to this force " the United States.
also believe this force consists exclusively
Of Kentuekians, having their camp in tie i'm
mediate vicinity Of their own bones, and moi
s~ssaiIiDg or menacing any Of the good people
Of Ken'uckV.
In all I have done 10 the premises, I have
acted upon tie urgent solicitations Of many
KeBtuckisns, and in accordance with what /
believed, and still believe, TO be the wish OF a
majority ct all the Union-ioying people OF
Kentucky.
While have conversed on this subject with
mary eminent men OF Kentucky, including q
large majority Of Der members of Congies
do nst remember that any one Of them. or anv
other person, except your Exceneney and the
bearers Of your EXcellency's letter, has uroed
me- to remove The military force from Ken
lucky, OF to disbsnd it.. One other very wor bv
citizen Of Kentucky did solicit me to have the
sugmeHting OF toe force suspended for a time
Taking al the means within nv reach to
fern a Judgment, I do not believe It ia the
popular wish of Kentucky that this force
shall be removed beyond her Limits; and. WITH
this impression, l must respectfully decline to
so remove il.
l most cordially sympathiZe with your ex-
eellency in the wish TO preserve the peace of
NY own native State, Kentucky; but it is with
regret I search and cannot fpd, in your moi
very short letter, any declaration or intima-
ton, that you entertain any desire for the
preservation Of the Federal Union.
Your Obedient servant.
A. LINCOLN
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Stat. to come forward with united hearts and

State to come forward with united hearts and
hands to meet this necessity.
| submit the following as a safe and prompt
system by which every family in our cities,
towns, and country places may make their
contributions at once, viz
FIRST. Let every family resolve to give what
ever can be spared in money, blankets, socks
(wool or cotton, wool, whether spun or I'M
spun, linseys or cotton goods.
Second. Let those donations be delivered TO
agents (say the postmasteTs) in every town
and country district in the state, who shall
make a memorandum of each article and its
value, when delivered to them.
Third. Let these agents deposit toe articles
donated, in the hands Of the county court
clerk of each county, and take his receipt for
the same. Let this be done once a week for
four weeks
Fourth. Let the county court clerks make
their shipments weekly to the nearest quar-
termaster's Office, and take his receipt for the
same. The cost of Interpretations may be
charged to the government.
This system, carried out promptly and in
good faith, will supply the wants of our cons
ard brothers who have Dobly gone forth to de-
feBd our homes, our property, our independence,
our ALL. A prompt and liberal response ia
this appeal will give a more eloquent and real
expression Of patriotism than can be given BY
/ WORDS LUdL SiON ana tears ildC DuIN.
The war Of invasion now upon us was un-
sought and earnestly deprecated by the South.
Every negotiation and compromise for peace,
compatible with duty and honor was offered in
good faith by the South. 1t is therefore a war
Of necessity on our part-a war Cf self-de-
Tense. We have gone into it with an intelli'
gent conviction Of duty, and an unwavering
trust that "the Lord Of Hosts is with us, anc
that the God of jacob is our refuge" There
is also a COW ction, almost universal, in the
minds Of our people, that we will come out of
this baptism OF suffering and blood, q purified,
homogeneous and happy nation. Let all who
have either property OF constitutional liberty
cOme forward at once, with willing hearts, to
make their offerings upon their cOuntTy's altar.
II we 10 our duty, the struggle will soon be
over, and in FIVE years we will be the most uni
ted and prosperous people on the globe. Our
mothers, wives and daughters are with us in
this struggle, showing BY their zeal, their Ia
bors and their prayers, a devotion, not less
earnest, deep and real, than their brave BROTH
eTs, who have charged upon the c%annOn's
mouth. We, therefore, assign to them the
agency Of this noble and needed charity, With
entire confidence that it will succeed.
We should be pleased to see this or A better
sys EN- adopted in every State Of the South.
Newspapers of the State and of the South
will please copy.
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Assistant Com, c. s. A.
NASHVILLE, September 2, 1861.
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LIST OLE LETTERS

NASHVILLE, September 2, 1861.
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The Women of Te-BnessesssAp peaI
for asa for our Army.

There is as much need for blankets and
socks for our army, at this time, as there is
for smmunitionssoF war. Without the former
the latter will be Of little value. Our army
must be fed, clothed and equipped we'll. For
the present, their blankets and socks must be
supplied By the muniicsnt bounty Of the wo-
men of the South.
Having the agency Of this service for the
ststs OF Tennessee, I make an earnest appeal
10 The mothers, wives and daughters Of the
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sFssO Orleans, Jane 1, 81.
Land Department.

THE New Orleans, OpeIousas and Great Western
Railroad Company, BY AID in virtue Of an act OF n,
United States Congress Cf the 81 JuHe. 1856, and or al
act Of OR state legislature, OF the 18th March. 1857
have become the owners Of 7u5 600 acres OF land. tree
from all membranes or MORTGAGES.
These lands are included within q strip 81 30 miles in
width, or 10 miles On each side or tre railway line, ex.
tending from Algiers, opposite New Orleans, TO the Sa
blue river, OF the eastern boundary Of Texas, a distance
ROAD into Texas, It will traverse the most fertile graiu
region OF that State.
The lands IyIng opposite the first 125 miles Of the
conpsny'S road, are In the rich and heavily timbered
ailuvIal valley OF the Mississippi river. on BAYOU La
iourche, Grand Lake and elsewhere. Between the
lIoth ana lSoth miles, we have a very large amount Of
fertile and valuable lands in the Attakapas prairIes a
rezlon rowhere excelled for beauty heslthfuluess, and
fertility OF soil
Between the IsOth mile and the Sabine river. tba
road traverses the moderately billy and heavily timber
ed pine woodlands. varied occasionally by The ricn val
lies Of the streams. Good water, game, clear water
brooks abouniIngl in dsh. are common to this entire To-
cali y. The pine woods, in qusntity ana quality, are
unsurpassed, and It Is believed tue lands viii raise
cotton probably.
Maps and plats can be seen and examined. al infor-
nation as to the character and price Of land obtained,
applications made, asd terms Of sale finally agreed up-
on, a. me of1ce OF the comP4ny's Land Agent, at Bra
shear CITY, Parish o st Mary, Ia.
pense Of the purchaser.
In the absence OF the purchaser, a written power OF
attorney, authorizing the sEeut TO sign the act, ara the
notes given IN payment, and to grant q mortage to Sc
cure the notes, viii De required.
The terms OF sale are One-th1rd cash, remainder in
notes az one and two years. PAYABLE at . bank IN New
Orleans, with eigat Per cent per sunum interest after
maturity, with mortgage until hH5l payment, ami IN de-
fault The purchaser to pay five per cent. Cr attorneys
fees.
The company's lands are now being examined. As
fast as reports are made. the price per acre will be FIX
ell On each tract spelled Tor, and the gppjicant duly no
tlted Of the same, and he Will be required 70 accept he
land, at the price DESIGNATED witbia a reasonable time.
sr in de'ault, the land wIl be offered Tor ,aIe 10 others.
The company reserves 30 Iself the right Of changing
the prices and terms from time 70 time.
The company dfsire TO encourage actual settlers and
will grant priority OF appIcttios 10 persons who are
now Ia actual occupation nd cultivation Of land but
only a reasonable time viii be granted them T. Apply
for and purchase, after which it Will BE- sold 10 Eny
other applicant.
WILLIAM C EEWEs. Presidt.
G.. ". R BAYLEY, land Agent
aug25 I'm
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- &c LeElngton statesmap


From the Lexington Statesman
CORRESPGNDENCE BETWEEN GOV,
mAGOEFGN AND PRESIDENT LIN
colin.
H PREsIDENT SAYS THE "CAMPs" WERE
EBTABLIsHED AT THE URGENT soLICITA-
TON OF THE UNION MEN OF
CNo. i
CsENOSwEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FRANKFORT, August I9, 1861.
t. his ExceI'sucy, Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
UuIJed Ststes:
Ihave the honor hereby to accredit to you
MessTs. ". A. Dudley, F. K. Hunt, as Com
-missioners on behalf CT the State of Kentucky.
The mission = these gentlemen is explained
in a communication transmitted through their
hands. / take pleasure in commencing them
to your consideration as gentlemen VITO well
understand the condition of public affairs in
this State, and will present to you fully the
urgent necessities Of the step | have urged.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
B. MAGOFFIN.