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DR.. r. A. COLE.
U Av1NG located iss nilss esss q ,hs
y tcvn Of Panola sshdess " sosv;eD
p Physieian and uisson 10 he neiehbos.
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DO1G410v = . NL100s
kYYILI practice In the conrss 81 Pano.
" ID, De Soto, and other Counties in
birth Mississippi, and will pay particular
)esnsion 10 the collection 81 debts, and
II other business intrustcd to thsir care.
EXPERIENCES
Hon. J. ". Thompson, Ripley; Hon. j.
! Chalmers. IIernapdo; Messrs. Brown,
(wsn 4 Co., =. N. Appcrson 4 Co.. ' Lane
Co., 6sllaway & Cluskcv. Memphis;
lessrs. Ward + foctc, Pamela.
|. 2. SIMMONS is commisioncr for North
Carolina 10 Mississippi.
January 81, 1861. nc-tf
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NUMBER 2b

ieflhees 49, IN Ffastsel T. tfeaeta
'ha ih'erflly ~ ihH alfssdg
tloglnas. lnslesd 4 lheif kslhs maAs
"a eslehi NJ dominion " Nahohl
ndofsihg ihii iabFlhg IN fseith
~sf, ~ approve n every dspfeeaiian
n domestic strife Caupsfsi 9TH
Che bedlamlio psi6eaof 'fha Tribune,
SOL lhe rucfile rifplhg ani reihi
ne's u 'Ihe Times, any utiefnnee,
chat hase peaceful tendency ue
telculne, anl We greet lhom uih
hearty rejoicing
The Naturalization las suceeedel
IN disgusting MI prriie. IIs high
sounding promises afc all hlosn ~
tho wiadl The savage cocreian
faction, who wiah. wiih NJ. nfeeleg,
ths, "Sou'hun mothers should he
fcduecd 10 poverty and thrif children
10 raga.' that cities should be- laid IN
ashes, slaves melted tofise ~ against
their masters, and . rcneial reign a
horror be innugufiied, are, u course,
woiully disappointed. We ARE not
sure that The programme Of tho Con
iiiuiion burners on the fouth Of July
may not be reeonsi'lcrcd, and TINT
they may moi be compelled once more
to cclebroic that day with sacri.
lIgl,us bonfire.
The bone, sincw, and intelligence
Of America utterly rcpulisic Mr.
Lincoln and all his works, look bach
with regret to the days when . Presi
dent would have been impcachcd for
the tenth part II the crimes he hns
perpctraied' lic dare not rctrsce
his steps nov but his cyi'lcn, that
h. lives IN perpetual anxiety with ~.
gard TO the future, and breads the
approach Of the day when he will he
called toa bitter account for his rcck.
less violation Of tho sacred trusts
committed TO bis hands.
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YAWV1Ae miS5
SN1LL practice In Panola and surround.
Vv Ing counties. Special attention
vsa 70 the collection Of claims, and bust.
! sls Probate Courts.
Isasusry n, 1851. nl-ly
0URlxG my absence in the army. Col.
u Calvin Miller will attend 70 nil my
bal matters. and to him refer inv clients.
sith 4 Sorsby. and Mai. J. l.. IIocle are
sshcrirsd TO receip. for oil moneys due
y Psnols Agricultural Society.
J. ". lLANTOS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
A sKIRMIsH AT wILLrAMspORT, MD.

HAGERsTowy Nd, Saturday, June |, 1861.
This morning the Secession forces attempted to lake
possession of the fery-bOat lying opposite Williami
port for the purpose is cOnectured, of moving into
"Pslling Waters" point four miles distant, where
there is considerable number of Secession troops sta
toned, who doubtless intended by means Of the boat
to cross to the Maryland side on marauding ekp'-
dition.
The Union company at Willimsport as soon as ttoy
observed the opposite party possessing Themselves OF the
boat ordered them to desst which they refused to do
wberenpon the Union guns opened fire upon them,
which was returned and brisk fire kept up on both
sides for about an hour. Three four Secessiosss
were wounded one seriously. None killed or wounded
ON this side.
Upon the commencement of hostites the boat was
deserted by the Secessonss and remains safely at its
moorings IL is reported the attempt to take 1t Will be
renewed tonight. The river will be closely watched
by the Union Guards, who have been reinforced by
company from Clear Spring. The Union Company
from Sharpsburg is it's way up to WillamsPort with
one two Geld pieces.
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A SUNDAY MILITARY PARADE.

TAUSTOs, Maze, June z, iS1i'
Taunton has worn almost holiday appearance to-
day. This morning about 40 members of Company
C. of the 18th regiment attended Mass at 81 Mays
Church, Sad were addressed by Rev. DIR. Hearne In
patriotic discourse upon their national duties.
At > O'Clock this afternoon, four companies Of the
same regiment attended special service Of the North
street Church. and were addressed by the Rev. Mort-
mer Blake, end were presented with Bibles by the
Rev. DIR. Vail of St. Thomas's Church. After which
they formed upon the Green, under command Of Col.
Couch, presenting gratifying and sodieriy appear
ance and were briefly addressed by the commanding
officer Severa thousand citizens of both sexes wit
messed the display which was conducted in the most
quiet and orderly manner
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THE ARMY NURSES.

ALEXANDRIA, June 9, 1861
Miss Dix, the celebrated pbilanthropst, now at the
head Of the Nursery Department Of the United States
service, accompanied by Mrs. johnson Of Washington
and Miss Hogan of New-York, visited the Military
Hospital at this post yesterday. This Hospital is under
the charge of Surgeon Predie Of the Michigan Rsg-
mept
There are at present about thirty soldiers under
treatment here, afflicted with climatic disorders Of
slight nature.
Mrs Dix was very much pleasodwith the general
arrangements of the Hospital. Three female nuEses
are TO be sent there at once from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRrREss MONROE, Saturday, June /, I
Via BALrIaoRE, June 2, 1861.


There are 10 military movements to-day OF import
ance Our troops transporting heavy cannonto the
Rip Raps, midway between Fortress Monroe and the
opposite shore.
Order begins 10 reign in the encampment.
Onetenth Of the Vermont Regiment are on the sick
list. mostly with the measles.
The Regiments at Newport News ere to-day liber-
ally supplied with fresh provisions, from want OF
which they have 81, ally suffered
Notwithstanding he hard work in tho trenches, the
Massachusetts and Vermont regiments yesterday sent
down nearly IA thousand letters for their Northern
friends.
A gentleman who left Yorktown at p. N. yester-
DAY, says there were about four thousand Secession
troops assembled there but that none are to DO seen
between that point and Fortress Monroe, distance Of
q miles.
A stand is evidently TO be made at Yorktown,
whittier the slave owners in Warwick, York, and Ez-
abeth City Counties have been obliged to send half
their negroes with three dayss provisions to work on
the entrencbments. j. b. Msgruder is in command.
VIM. Carey Jones, O noted Secessonist, was ar
resteda Hampton yesterday, but released this morning
A gentleman residing half way between Hampton
and Yorktown came into Newport News at midnight
for protection leaving behind 900 worth OF prop
erty.
Many families have fled, cruelty abandoning the
slaves unfit for labor.
Two hundred free negroes have been forced across
James River to work ON the Rebel entertainments.
prominent Union man told me to-day that not ten
men in Elizabeth City County would now vote Tor
Secession and distinguished Seeessionist had con-
iessed that his PARTY all deuded, and that the
Union men ore right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
RESCUE OF THE DRAGONS CAPTURED AT
FAIRFAX COURT-HONSE.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT EXPLOIT BY THE DRAGONS.


WAsHINGToE, June =, 1861.
E'gentleman direct fron the immediate vicinity OF
Fairfax Court-icuse states that during sst night word
cane mo the camp oS the 9th New-York Regiment
that the two dragons missing from Company b. which
made the sally on Fairfax Court House Saturday
morning captured by the rebel forces, and were
to be hanged this morning. Company was Immediate
ly summoned from their quarters. and mounting, rode
up lothe Courthouse and having by some means as
ceaned the precise location of their imprisoned COM
rades. made dash through the village ard recovered
the two men, whom they brought back in triumph to
the camp at daytreak.
The Confede,a prisoners fromthe Court Home have
been brought hither of them son OF the late
Major Washington, Of the army. He said be did not
want to fight against the United States, aud mace
amends by taking the oath of allegiance. The DINER
four refused to subscribe to it and were detained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
Confederases shots paced over the masthead to the

Confederates shots pseed over the masthead 70 the
Maryland shore.
The Anacoeta returned here this morning. Tho
Pawnee and Freedom hauled of beyond the range oil
the enemy's FIRE. The Yankee, which went down on
Friday, with dispatches fired few shot only che not
being prepared for long contest.
The railroad depot and buildings on the shore at
Acqua Creek are all destroyed The damage to the
beach battery is not considered permanent rs the Con-
federates can soon repair it.
1t is safe to say that at least ten or twelve Were
killed on tue part Of the Conederates, but it IS NOS
known how many were wounded.
All the officers engaged in the fight concur in the
opinion that the Conederates have ried cannon per-
haps seyeral-in ALL it is supposed, about eight guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.

CAIRO, H., june 2, fS6f.
There Is nothing authentic in relation to movement
down the river from this point but h is csrtan that the
force at this point be considerably increased Two
additional regiments ordered here In addition to
regiment organized in the Congressional District.
Another company of Illinois Artillery, now at
S, rng6ed, lie under marching orders and will move
10 day Oh two. The Government, has ch"''ored the
big Wharf Sesmssr W., Lie. /. ., II larscable' Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
THE MCDONALD CASE.

ST. Louis, June :, 1861.
m the Mcdonald case yesterday, on motion Of the
counsel for petitioner, the respondent, Gen. Harvey
was discharged from further proceedings in the case
new petition for writ, to be directed to Capt NJ
Lyon and all other officers at the Arsenal, was then
presented and the writ was granted returnabc Mon
day morning.
DIR. Geo. b. Anderson, stabbed by Judge Buekner
en- the nsa. q :: dnro al cuss.on relative 70
,ts captive " Camp Jackson, N :idsyaisbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03

EEw-YonK AGRICULTURAL CoLrxor.-The frienda
of this institution viii be gd learn that the TEN.
porary absence Of the President will not interrupt the
stables Of students or materially affect the manage.
mens Of Affairs. 1he Journal Of the State Society
announces that the College is in successfu operation
President has arranged satisfactorily "a to the teach
er, 30 that instruction viii DO uninterrupted daring
the President stemporary absence in tho service Of the
state. His duties viii NOT prevent him from being az
the Collss frequently during tho nv, 20 e TO aiya
all mstst CONNECTIVE We Nh, ,ensral sapsrvisioa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
FUNERAL OF A NETWORK zoUAvE.

ALfIhhUkfA, june z, IHUI'
Henry s. Cornell the Zouave who was shot on FRI
day night at Clouds Mills was buried at the Zousye
camp this morning with military donors. The chap
lain of the regiment read the Episcopal burial service
The exercises were very Interesting aud affecting.
Joseph Cu,bmsn, Coruelrs eonIrads, who wa wounded
A. the same.tiue, is doing well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
APFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June g 1861.
The only Episcopal services performed here to-day
were at Christ Church, the worshipng place OF wash
ington There was a scart attendance in consequence
Of the absence Of families from the city. Several
officers and pryates from the Michigan Regiment were
present and two Ofcers Of the Pocahontae. Service
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Walker the pastor,
assisted by the Row. Mr. Myers chaplain Of the Michi-
gan Regiment. The Rev. Mr.. Walker preached SER
raon from the appeal of job "Wherefore contendest
tnOu with mel"
The Pocahontss I, guarding the Potomac opposite
Alexandria and is in readiness to land field artillery at
a moments notice. 10 cooperate against the rebels IN
case Of an attack Steam is kept up, ready to sail at
ten minutes notice. Almost entire change has re-
Gently been made in her officers. AT present they sre
ma follows: Commander BENJAMIN NJ. Done; Execu-
tive Officer Lieut.. j. W. A. Nicholson; Lieutenant,
8. Earrison Acting Paymaster Theo. Kitchen; Sur
geon, J. s. Kitchen.
Unto this hours o clock-we have been fortunately
relieved from any startling ruraors Of skrrnishes on
the outer pickets.
One silly rumor was aHoat yesterday, which it is un-
denood has found its way into the Secession camps
that Col Wilcox of Michigan, late eOmmandant here,
has Joined the Secession csuse.
There was another to-day thut 90 Michiganders had
been taken prisoners.
Lieut.. Homer of Michigan, who commanded the
guards Yesterday at Hunting Greek Bridge, reports
that there ar in Youngs Mills, beyond Hunting Creek
Bridge 800 bbls of flour, said 10 be the property Of
Col. T.ri.e Of Richmond and was lately ordered
thence BY him.
A battalion OF Regulars, Cavalry, and battery Of
Artillery proceeded toward Fairfax Court-House last
night.
The story Of Zouavo beipg shot this morning Ia
incorrect Zouave was killed At Clouds Mills,
Friday night. named Henry Cornell, Of Company G..
He was buried this morning =. the camp, will military
honors-
The 80 barrels Of -four a. Hunt & Youngs
Cameron Mills, at Hunting Creek belonged to Col
futile Of the Rebel Army. They will be taken care
Of in the morning.
rode outside the Federal pickets on the Hunting
Creek Road three miles south, this afternoon Every
thing ia quiet on the road There alarms every
night by indiscriminate firing. The Federal troors
ARE continually on thealert.
The Notifications on Suffers Hill are progressing
rapidly The position will soon be rendered impreg-
nable, commanding the surrounding valley. Nearly
1900 Federal troops are stationed in this vicinity, in.
Guiding four regiments Of infantry, ligh,-artllery
battery and Lieut.. Sweetzs ID Cavalry. The infantry
is ~ follows: Fire Zouayes, Michigan lst Massachu-
sets 5 and Pennsylvania 9Th. Miss Dix visited the
hospital yesterday, and promised to send three other
lady nurses tomorrow.
Nothing has been heard from the Fairfax Court
House expedition up to O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
THE TROOPS STATIONED AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALkAAsDtsiht june i''i'
The garrison Of this post now consists as follows
Michigan First, Colonel Wilcox. $50 men; New'fork
Fire Zouaves Lieut. Col. Fsrnhsm, l57 men; MAJ
sschu,etts Fifth, Col. Lawrence, $50 men; Pernsy[
vania Fifth, Col. Mcdowell, l,Oi4 men; Captain
Rckett Light Battery reguIsrs Elk pieces, 100 men;
Comp,ny f. Second Cavalry, Lieut.. Sweet command.
ing 76 men; total, 1901 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
A CONNECTICUT REGIMENT SENT TO VIR-
GINA

WAsHISGroS June 3, 1861.
At o'clock this morning one Of the Connecticut
regiments broke mp their camp here and went over into
Virginia. All was quiet during last night among the
camps on the Virginia shore between Alexandra and
the chain bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
THE TROOPS AT CuAMBERSBURG.

CHAMnEEsBURG, June ,, I86I.
Gen. Patterson and Staff reached here to-day by
special train with McMullins Rangers.
Ii is certain that portion Of the force here viii oc-
cupy Frederick within few days.
The military recs p,ion was very fine. The sh and
10th Regiments formed an escort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
SEIZURE OF THE WESTERN MAILS.
BALTIMORE. June ., 1861.

The rebel troops seized the Western mails coming
east 49, morning, at Harper's Ferry and emPtied the
mail car.
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conveying several thousand troops and stores II Is
understood also tbas the Government Las chartered
twenty five river steamers at ST. Louis.
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The Gallant Charge by the U. s. Dragons
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INCENDIARY FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
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The Killing Of the zouave Sentry
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EFFICIENT SERVICE OF THE MILITARY.
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THE REBELS AT HARPERs FERRY