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COMMUNICATIONS.
4 Letter from the Guards.
FoRr McR,E. June Is, 1861.

FoRT McR,E. June Is, 1861.
Coi w. y. Ward:
DEAR SiR-Thc booming of hos.
tile cannon has not yet been heard in
the vicinity Of Pensacola, and indeed
IL seems that the attention of the
the world" is nj least attracted TO
ano,hor dircslion--to the border
Sialu-Firg.uia and kentucky; and
tleng from the excitement there.
aIl hopes Of peaceful solution Of
he difficulties existing between the
North anil South must he abandoned
a,3vc mr,t now appcal for their
'il.mca, with ti.c rhetoric If tine
bright fash of the tayonei, anl with
thc logic Of the sabre. and ! would
iay 10 those Who clnuor after Union /:
ID wp .lo'h.ssf inssitsr ;rus, no, tho
ta'e.
Ne'sr hail The South lostiny meet.
Sohlscs With iishdn1r, 80 iOgl with retreat,
Though Der rcrishiug ranks mn be sircvn
iu their gore.
Like the ocean weed hearcd on the turi
beaten shore;
The South still uHlauused BY fsh; or by
chains,
While the sai'ius n life in her bosom 20.
rt'us.
Shall Tor orllt nr IN death b, lnii low.
VITA htr back to the Geld and hcr face 30
thc flr.
Aui isayiHtin btti.ra Stain an hcs usme,
Looking fsH'tif ti isIssn from tho death
bed ,t famr.'
Tic canpary are in fnc spiri,s
and enjoying the best Of health.
Yesterday, ono pf The most touch
itg and affecting incident occurred,
that I have witnessed since my so.
iourn in the army This Vas ocoa-
stoned hy the reception Of the lag,
pre- cn,ei 70 t'r Pamela Guards by
tie noble lali 4 Como. Lieut.. u.
W. Clanton prc1cntc'l this beautiful
banner to the company in behalf Of
the ladies Of Como. nt the same time
reading a most touching sn1 olo-
gueut adllr' preparciby them--ani
il met NTH responsive chor'ls in the
bosom Of al. anil many we're the
iear drops that trieklcd down their
cheeks, Bach anil every one vas
thrilleiAiih patriotic delight a its
proui folds fioa,cd over us tie
luubly en,learel to US by the patriot
ism that aetu7trl them in tia, d9na-
tion.
Thou;h le,sercd history may not
herald forth III. their deed Of git nor
the silent marble hear To- future
generations the traces of its record.
iAg; yet in the heart Of every mem
Der Of the company Is living tabla-
ture upon which 10 written in burning
letters of remembrance. this dag their
deed Of gin. and their enobIing ex-
ample. We viii rledrr our lives our
fortunes and onr sserc'I honor, that
it, ziIken folls AaIl ever rsmsin =
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wailey's Springs.
NEAfg fLOttt,glI. ALA,

Uhil8 mlaf lfNf8fa1 Na.afln# fHoa 8
i nlf HlHHflf iha f.a ra.anaf yi..lar,
a8l lta ffrl'lf good mlHY rfmaH ifHm
tif'WW rHiif ~ ih oalHffF Wf haff
gae % iha services " faa eHHiI
iiulliIhl hAhl l4Hl.a asaH. Hha aea
bard ~ fse0l Nn hfnH FTP 0If.Hf Insifum00isi
Ih7nAffnHH II f.I.nF aft HdHIial hf
a.l WNl h1fo tlIadthlf t.astt ti dfal lhase
" hhI Hfhnf NHiHlnf r'ifs hhaal ara
heing only p quarter n nmiie. nna Tonnes
ssa fiyaf only fanf miles distant. anl 81
are supplied with f|Hhlne Or saila
~ We purpose Our ten.pin Alaya and
billiard Tables aro N good order.
Iho walof' II those Springs nre recon-.
mendol hy more lhan lNu hundred NJ ihr
inosi eminent rhyHeiana IN The surround.
Ing country, far iho euro " aer1fula, drip.
sf, dysrepain, liver complaint. diaeaaaa 10.
cullar 70 females rote eyes, chronic dlar.
rhca, syphilis, and all Diseases Of the kil.
hieyt, urinary orEana, and M Cutnnooua
Diseases Numbers oI Tho most rcmafka.
bic curea have been testified 10 hy mosl
respectable living wtressua.
coliamcs Murdoch. late Of lukn Springs.
aeslsla IN the management Of the house.
ndno pains will bo spared 10 make our
gnelll IN every way comfortable. Our table
shall be supplied with tho best The country
affords, and our accommodations In every
respect shall be as good ne those Of any
Other Watering place in the country.
Our stages will be at the depot NJ Flor.
cnco on the arrival Of the cnra, at MI times
and convey all passengers to and from the
Springs without delay
Our livery stable Is we'll stocked with
carriages, buggica and horses, for pleasure
riding. ELLIS & Co. prorrie,ora.
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M auttu eDIa kAOfotSs
TIVE undersigned is authorized 10 con
J. sraes for tftv-four horses for hat
tsry " Field Artillery. Persons desiroas
oT aiding the State. anil at tho same time
disposing Of their horses on favornble
terms, viii DO well to apply. Application.
in person Or By letter a Panola. will he
promptly sttendsl 70.
The undersigned conkIen.iy appeals -
the patriotism and sssntv pride Of the
people Of Pamela. to eushis him - e1rir
the battery without getting single aorss
oafsiIe TIE limits cf the e1unsy.
Arcod Dlseksuuish, ssdilsr aud AftiHcsr
are alss usate1 for The hssse<v.
ALFRED HUDSON.
rsrs. Aiss. Arnv.
Jaus III. fsfl. fs5r
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A wAE roH ABpLfrfy.-Ihc Iics.
DR.. Tyng. of this cily, iuou or
scycrel years past ~ biz Ignlnesf
for commiugliug politiea and reli ZION
together in the pulpit, has baeu hol,i-
ing forth NJ tie anniversary # thl
boston American Tract Slcisy s. lar.
iur the past week. The reverend
gentleman. arrofw other tiiir =. vt.
tered the fpllowilr:
"Slaychol,linr-thut d. hailiu.
men and women in blnlngl-aas @
crime. Hear me tadd ! hc. % they
were uprosrious with applar =. ID
ygry ourh, to be abolise'l--slaysrry
must Is aboli he.i-slatcry can b
abolishet-aIavcry hall be abolished
slavery will b. ab8lishel-hy TIL
var. Ito believe that and sn work
for it j. Ah1litionism, then I'm an
Aholitionisi.
.'Quotine from South side clergy.
man. who artscl that slavery was a
divine ins,itrtiru-'Yes.' sai,l th,
Doctor. 'as hcll is livtnc in n.,itu
tiln.and destined ! hope. to go to the
devil with the close Of this war. .
Comment upon such lahrtagr j:
unnecessary. T. j. simply resolting
-Nrw l'sft Ncrs.
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TILE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

'' = ath' ~ W hAl'tiGDli II
Pmoiq County. I
To flcnor Griffith, and Hannah Collins.
worth, lcgatecs Of Sarah Power deceased.
VOu aud each Of you arc hereby cited
L to be md appear before tho Probate
Court Of said county, on tac ith Monday
in July, lS6l, being the first day Of the
July term u said court. to show cause. II
any, why the final account ~ T.. ". Me.
MILAN. ono OF the executors Of the will u
Sarah Power, deceased. shonld not be A..
lowed and approved. Ily order OF Court.
J. n. Mol.EOD, CLERK.
Issued 10th May. 1861. nil.iw
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HUTTON Il rvEF.rGu.
Nemrhis, Tenn
No supplies ffoA the Eofth--tho South
must depend on heIasli.

!, will be furnished Military Companies
in quantities 4 l0lor more 90 - c,s. per
eopv. Asrosail tho price will be SiNO
rTUaull discount On ;hc .ralc.
rI-urirrs accompanied hy thefash vii
be promptly attended u. aud orders will BE-
fllei In sequence NJ received.
Aiiress HUTTON s TREllGlf.
Southern Publishing House, Memphis, Tenn
April -. 1851.
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PANOLA, MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY. JUNEN IsGl

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CHEMICAL ODur.-While an ig-
norant lecturer WAS describing the
nature Of gas, bIussspcking Iaiy
inquired Of gentleman near her. what
vas siiedifFcrcncc between oxysin and
hydrpsini'' ''very little, ms'lsn,.' :
ssi.l he. ..hx oxisin N mean psre
gin. snihv ny'lrrsin. IN and wstsr "
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no sO,ruERvERs.

iou, In The coufso u year, send many
thousands of dollars, through agents whn
are scattered hll over iha South, % Cineln.
naiii, ~. LouH ml eastern oltles fof mar.
bio, whon you can hf ~ well served ~ homo
Tor Tho same money The most II tlis goes
70 iatien and panper nholiiionlata and give
them tho means TO run oil your negroes,
and annoy you In various ways, " you
will call NJ our works on Adams and rnion
sircota, you have the advantage of seeing
what you buy. We keep constantly on
hand the hest Italian and Amcrioan marble
finished In tho latest and finest styles
(northern agents statements 70 The con.
trary notwithstanding.) Our workman cnn.
not be surpassed by any. II our work does
Rot give entire satisfaction, We are here ai
,mn whore you can call and have any nl.
teraiion made YOU wish. II you cannot
come, send your orders and they shall be
dled promptly and satisfactorily. Come
and SIC ul and save tho fifteen or twenty
per cent. paid 10 agents Of northern and
north. western manufactorios.
FISHER, AsiiS & 90.
December 81, 1860. nio-3m
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.ESoN, pANoLA Co., June 10, 81.
Mn. EDITon--Acccrding TO the
proclamation Of the Hon. jefferson
Davis, President of the Southern
Coufcdcracy, We, the citizens Of this
vicinity and surrounding community,
met at the Baptist Church above
named, for the purpose of colcbra,-
ing u day by prayer and fasting.
Scarcely had the sun conrscd bis
way through the eastern horizon,
and arose TO the meridian of his glary,
to drive the morning dcws away, be.
fore the fair sons and daughters Of
the South accompanied by their
fathers and mothers, camc focking
in from every direction, MI seemed
eager in the cau5c Of their country
good and their couhiry'5 defence.
The services Of tho lay Vas opened
by irgins very appropriate hymn,
and prayer BY the Rev. Benjamin
Watts, who pourcl ont his whole
soul to God at the throne Of grace,
in behalf # this our country, nov
hathcd in tears, that she might not
be bathcd with the blood Of he's sal
lant sons. Aftcr which the Rev. II
Morrison most powerfully and clio.
qucn,ly addressed the audience. he
sbleayorc'l tp show 10 the people ol
the South. tho wrongs that bal been
inflicted upon them hy Tho The
North Equal honor Is 81 iue 10
The Row. Benjamin Watts for thc,efy
eloquent manner IN which he aiifcs.
sd the a cmbly. Deep splomnity
ccmel to pcr,alo the ,ul.rc ryn-
ercsatigu. indeed. ii saeucl a. thoush
some tender chord were .onehl .Iat
yibra:ci to tie hearts 5t d rpple.
4 bGsTurE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Personal.

Gen. Scott was visited to-day by Gen. SSin Of
Brooklyn, old and intimate friend of the General
Gen. Scott embraced Gen. Swift, and as they stood.
Gs regards stature, they were practical illustration
Of the giaDt and pigmT, Gen. Swift being small
nan and pretty far advanced in years Gen. Dix
aud'the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson also paid the Cen-
eral visit.
The Hon. Benjamin Stark, Senator from Oregon
in place OF Gen Baker, leaves the New. Yorl; Hotel
on Elonday for Washington to assume the duties Of
Lis position.
The lion. z. f. Fenton, from Washington; The
Hon. Josiah Quincy, jr., from Boston; ". 5. Cor
ming Of Albany; r. s. Wood oc Bsrmudai a. l..
Catlm and j. Iangdon Of Vermont; ard Lieu'.Jsmcs
Of the U. S. Army, are at the St. Nicbolss Hotel.
The Hon. II. ID. Robertson ard lady Of West
chester County, r. Gey, f. 4. Brinel y. 8. NJ. 9.
Warren Dresser of the 4tb Artillery, sId @. r. Phil
lips of Rbeds Island are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen. Swift Of b, ,ootiyn, Lieui.-Col. Hudson,
ol.zef6 Of Gen. McCleIians st1F Iient. Z. C. Ha-
re. L. s. y, and J. 4. Hy dc Of Massachusetts, arc
at he BTevoort House.
Tie Hon. y. W. Corrh ard lady Of FIas7achu.
SETS J.. Piuyr os Albany, w. C. Mccall IF the
Uoited Gtrs Army. A. Il. Harrison Of the United
States Navy J. y. Hashroucl of Kingston, Captain
Oliver Elirdge Of the steamship Atlantic 5 Il, Van
Duzcr OF .,cwbu.rh, ". A. Aiken Ofthe United
States Navy, and Caa,ain Charles Nelson end lady
Of Massachusetts are at the As;0r House.
--Najor hendick Of Wcsi Point, john Guy Vas
sar o. Pogchleepse, Can't. Hudson and lady of Port
and, Or. Delaysn and lady Of Albany, ald Capt }.
II. Ledyard Of Rochester, are 1t tie Fifth Avence
Hotel
DR.. W. 7. Archeraai W. S. Bindon, Il. y. NJ
yunboat Rnaldo are az tine Clarendon Hotel.
s. Z. G.Hc,i Of tle u. S. Navy, and Coarles l.
5, ,spenson oi uiiiiois are q. The Everett House.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
THE MAsoX-sLIDELL cAsE-E. P.

r. n. TdiiorcC The ~ Y. ITibrae.
SE: Allow me few words il Justification Of my
its s-i,- On Mason sui sBds which spposredr % wol
seasorod by the editors eomuoni, In yours Of the 2'lh
1t paraonab. and pernaps reao'abc in patriot not to
wan. war With England jusi st present This - all the
cll" which tho editor Of tie CONNECTS % Authorized 10
GnI IN NY article. He SIS i1cii: " y IN tt-i eodeg
las enemies of be United ss.cl hy c r5 liable q a.
ret. ea LET &c ride doctrine a a'obaad n ter be er-
,iod.l dad Jorqaea" This very si.ir to begging the
nuessoo t nay be tlrt TIonor d,ra1s from % " e-
p,l-p tie iu.eruaiionsl ,w and bean With E0raud.
Bu, leao Goes tie "cers- eroisar wa; 70 settle his
grave question. Tna TKirrsE odtcr do 80 even
,hoa.h be sAosld wi,A to. Most Io,ptct.lly, Z. 7.
Laisn CoHege Dec. ., 1881.
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10 ne TGaere5 Tie y. y. 1at4le.

slR: Tour torres pondont " J.. p. N his patriotic
aitep. consit Cs Mhxe, o. isnorllce. hi saly o-
,a,sd lis own eros. 81 to- laslse TO which tho wris'
so,e.s intended TO refer Ch,rooor Keu ojo.ves tia,
distinction ,s ben made between carrying dlsps;chcs Of She
oncy between different parts Of . dounions. and carrying
dpstebes ~ enba.radgr from nerTal country to his
.oyeei, /, arl he adds thct 'he ncutl country las Ts
to p,ts.ryc t. relations With the e.eny" Il appears by
C WIics le,c, shc 5eoreS Of tbs Navy that be con
,scl Kens Coraeutaies sui 80 d0uloss rc d taia pas
sse and 4 .Au .bsael Professor Asi then been a. hand TO
sst him "a interpretation, i is possible he is1 asge
found s,,e,ssinc in t 70 d,tcr bia .Tom the afrss, he
hostile cis,s-es M, benI m siouudiy skIsi ia coiege
e,.rs,i d bsgnr NJ other rues hga hi, good
IL not A Ell snrri bg that ho f ed 20 e sny sacn t''
o.ry But Jet -os he orudbo Proor ss,-iF oi bio publ
ors rroiss ~ 1 he vii succeed n convincing him
tbs IN wl.he h.s tle,y G,,s BE- las SisFcg'sdtl toe d-
IL, ' sid a,vs 10y Chancellor Ks; ou; q ibis e2ient
wiz ,l.g - ss % gallant Captain. Il Eng'sui shngi 20
,lo aanse,,s Il hsr a9sc1s s1cid iea m 20 a's
war upon Us ,n9 Cai. MSe, shorl iPce IA tb B-y Of
li,cay r4i.h yeel hasas e'la -ar aeier 'fon ih
"a ~ Auisr hssis - rs cove ynnie ~ "-ii erse
e.i.WIi 500 q g.1cs hs lgtins TO ih9 p''.ass 10
kent o. ubcs yoar coepsaasui yhes, he wo'f 1,s 10
,,st,o e,ue .s n.n,lsl vr 5esGo.r that would be pe-
,ely tb. eae re ti-nsd hy she ouioz IN whsa sncl
s does no. ez. soifE8lani iniieaa of ccrorls ter-
elf viii hcr ro,e and gracious acknowledgement ol
N. zsur.eass " bes.feAis, entitled ssh % e The hssts
OF a. ial eoas ep lI tc sod az tIeni a. -
ua.i9r- lr3 rece q hs il Sie oaa e IN -
g. sy hee. o. bearer 81 cisrHese tn lisa io hh os'
or,re-, he .hof,y re woal h've been routIs vi r!
he .ams reason Ia poa, Tr ao.osa ately of ysn' ems
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rr-F,sEr=r---1rsxr.G-r-y-

WHEAT AID OTHER CRoPs OF STARK COUNTY,
friend in Stark County, Ohio, gives the
following statistics from the returns OF assessors ior
the wear 1860: The breadth Of wheat sown in 1860
was 10 Sse acres, yielding G00,'O9 bushels or i413
bushels per acre; 1861 about the zane breadth sown
az ten bbels per acre, would make lSs go bushels.
TIE number OF acres OF corn, p 9, yielding ,346
busbels. or about 1878 bushels per acre. Thonum-
ber Of shsep killed by dogs 4s9 value 81 l5i sheep
injured BIZ dogs, 4Ol, value Si5i; aggregate, value
Al Cos OF the whes, crop for 1861 it IL estimated
that the qnastity of ground sown would ts about
the s.Gs as last year, and from inquiries among
farmers and ;hrasheTs different parts OF thseoon'y'
fad that the yield OF wheat is put at about Ten
bushels per acre; being much injured ~ weeyils'
many fields were not worth cuttrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Arr AIns LIZ KENTUCKY.

Lorisysitr. ridsv. Dec. 25. 1851.
4 letter 10 The Democrat from London, hy., sa. .
that tnerc ere only 1890 rebeis at Cumberland Gap
under Col. Rains. They have sent their sick -
Knoxville, and their ricAes extend 10 hye Dl!es tins
side Of tho Gap.
We have no news from Somerset to-day.
Mr. DnA, vino lvs just arrived, reports that
there was fight on Tuesday night 40 Joseg' Coes-
sons house, IN fegry County, between iiS rebels
and ~ Un:on Iacn. Tle rebels were completely
routed with is wounded, and the Jlaon ioaS
nothing. Rebels are psowline through Perry
Ietcler anl BoeLleA Counsies. robbing aad
swcaring Union iucn 10 support tle soD.aern Con-
1ederscy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

sponient hese ec'cs have not s,ue IN oCon with thai
which be has IT to give his option Is 1t mot no.
rather than Capt WteF who seen not to have wei read
bis international law books" TO me- at least th oppeofs to
be The NOS. charitable hypothesis to whioh be bas c
Bot the writer Las fallen into sI,her equally gross
IN supporting tha. he with which he presumtu
euy dealing bore any analogy uDder any Of its sgectS 20
The Of Eolza. This rescuea IS American
citizen whether F.shtlGy rot from the power Of dsspos
who designed punish him fer having been born lis do
unions Whs conceivable relation this have TO
ihat Of the Teal Our coalEc ia the affair" says hs
isr "is agaias. u.s." and be adds that England has sell
dom refused sgun 10 political crminss" IN proof Of
hi, he enurerses several political ofsrdsrs-hazzni and
othewlo have bool aoed to live in Eusland and he las
thought proper to indulge most uDtinsy and rcpshea
bic Clog through your widely circulag columns, asain the
Emperor Of the French Does he suppose ihst Mason and
SIide seeking s,ylum in Eagandl II not what
does be mean
have called hil Professor became you denomiuated
him. know nothing Of tss s-ntean, AID OF course, moth
ing particular nature Of his scholastic duties hone he
Is not Professor of International Law ii he Is God help bis
pupils!
But wha!eser hs apF-opri'e sphere may be- hope he
VIII nccfsfh confno hinseiftoi-
Er sfi4r Ultra crcD dan. c.
Eof.es.T, Dec -, sol.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

MOVEMENTS OF LIEUT.-GES. ScOTT.-Ihe num-
Der OF gentlemen WHO called Yesterday 10 see the
veteran General was very considerable. and compre-
hendad a number Of emineu. Politica! and military
chsrac.ers The General is at the Brovooit House,
where ne has Gne room fronting on Clinton place,
which was formerly occupied BY him, and has also
the ufe OF 4 beautifully furnished paslor, where
many Of bis friends are received and welcomed.
Tie public win be gratiied 20 hear that the ir,i-
mate friends Of tie Old soldier notice very decided
ianroyement in his health and spirits. There is no
doubt that the sea voyages and the temporary relief
from, public cares have effected very decided i'm
movement in bis physical condition, and have doubt
iefs also brought to his mind that relaxation and
refrehment ,hnt the great Responsibilities he 30 !ons
endured have rendered 30 imperatively necessary.
Among tbc gentlemen who called Yesterday to pay
their rsspce.s were toe Hon. Frederick /. Conkns,
w. u. Aspinsan, General San.ord General King,
the Hon. Henry D. Raymond, II. II. MeCardy, and
a number of other distinguished visitors. Beside
those who were favored with personal interview
larc, number caned, and, tirdng that the General
tn1,ch g1ateful for their omrhmenaEy visits was
scarcely in condition 20 receive visits OF mere cere-
roay, retied without seeing him. eaTing only then
be-. wishes for bis health iad happiness.
Though tie ssuscs oflis speedy return have beer
the subject % much anX discu. sen, and an In
nnty Of sgecul,ions, still il is understood thm
from The veteran limsef no words have dropped
that give color 10 tie ofiro9eatgd supposi!ion ina
be has seen infucceed by political reasons o
unusually grGve importance. Whatever coHniuni
cations he may haze made 70 his more intimate
frienas, have besa OF a nature so conhoeniia
that, respecting tneir exact nature, q. pubic sPecaa
,io-. must for tie present, amount 20 mere slraise
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
ON Gnmerset fn-fny.
SAILING or THE EUPOPA-MiSON AND
SLIDELI. not ABOARD.

NOlrNlE..Ts OF IliE ENGLISH TRANSPORTS.
H,ugAx. frids-. Dee. -. i'A''.
TIE Europa arrived at O'Clock -.lt sailed a.
n. III. Ma,on and slideii were rot on bo.dd.
Weaiher clean
The Persia reached Bic Yesterday.
Tic Aus,ralusian attempted 10 20 up the -. Law
renee. bm came b2cz mere on acsouit OF ice. She
,.il nos and any troops, bu, VIII SD Tor Aew-lins-
week to-day.
Tpe a2L Regiment Will be sent 10 81. John in tie
Dciis ia-lnOYrow.
9ar Pos.oa .y5prncl OF Yesterday Gays: There
was f abynri lrnor bon' own yesterday, mat tas
uro1a ,iorpei nt fod Warren, On her wa! oSi,
ard poI on board IL rebel ,niseaIles ior l-ngb'nd
Mr. Sali Trenere tns pilot WA took ios s.e'I'n,r
down, sciys she did not stop, amt conseq'ieeaH
Ne .srs. Mesou End ellaell are sii eiJOyns 'he s-
ri4!ity dispeiss1 by Col. Dinlriek.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
R,p,r,s 5v 7slerraoG.

c,,c.na Dr eI--YLoun aall, WuAAr duh q. 6e0oJIc.
cY No / and Ca ssflc- fos No Elm store. CnEs = lowers
s1aznc. or Mxed ia Oars egsier Mnsh foAK urn
=. sl . 81; O4tssed uogs 10 irir lenaad or pack
is~',t 80 isG IS ls; L've quiet e. 81 4o1s3 ". ks-
~ l- go hhls. flsaT s2elJ 0ush Whsst 800 bush.
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

WHEAT A. OufEs Crops Is IowA-S. B.
Henrstead ol Adel. lows. writes:
slSheat ii much hes qualify than usral, and yield
ns much baker ihlu snllpated st barve Poia,oe
ra fi, sri ifiaed fAe fcFeJ- crop - III al te
sgecss aGqiy us a'a. tbe.r ia no.atag .xeept Iaf
gas bu; has .l t9c up 20 ihr 9xIxrArio;i * the r.
sansuus; I'D tsf than half csor fhs hr
gsss set e!-s ,cp hr-gy r.op. Tbs s0ssts1i !.
pprfrtat y sl1a aLre liey'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

OFFICIAL REPORT OF Gen. ,IcCALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Death CT a H'ronainsns Ci;ixen.

P.q r,Bu KS1, FIi5as Der u, lSb!.
The Hon. ". =. McCinrc, ior Inans YEAR, -, ,sI'
Sn, Jndge af the Ouarter Sessions 6 this coraty,
died ear,y sLls mornipg. lie was highly este anied
~ the WEele community as an uprigat Judge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
rsgED.

PoRTrHln this city, on friday ss. tl Asnes s via Wa
Rev liuc,y "a. Porter and oldest danshe ssf JaAnes
T. sss eI, aged =. years
u.1GgT n, WssAinetcn. 0utchss County or First day.
Is.h NORTH cd of cOpgesive issei ohn j. sshs II tae
sSlye ol his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

GEN. MCCLELLAN COETALLSCENT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

TIE FIGHT AT DRANESVKlLE.