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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
ANOTHER RAID INTO KANSAS.
The Town of CIoshe SacLcd-Quaniriie in
the Field Again,


About one o'clock Sunday morning Qusn;rie,
with go men, dashed into and took possession OF
Oathe, the county Feat of johnson County. From
that time until be left, at early hour in The morn
ing, lie and his men were engaged IN the work of
murder, plumber and devastation.
The first places visited were the stores kept by s..
F. Hia, ]. L. CLARK, and Frederick Hof From
Mr.. Clsrks store they stole $500, and enough from
the others 10 make 20O0
Capt. J. +. Hayes (absent in this ethyl, hsd about
50 recruits stationed at Olstbe, AL Of whom were
captured and their arms taken. Mr. Skinner and
Mr.. Virgins, both recruits, were killed Tor making
resistance. Mr. Blanchard, of Spring Hill, was also
killed.
They took 50 horses and mules attached them TO
the beet wagons they could find, and loaded them
With goods tezcd from the stores. Private house,
were entered furniture broken blankets stolen, and
door and windows beaten down. The only citi.
rens protected we're Judge Campbell and Old Inr
p,l--botb OF these men were in favor of the Con
stitnli es il is and the Union as it was
The printing Offices Of The Mirror and The HeTGt
were entered, and their corten's demolished.
The records OF the County Clerks olhce were torn
IN pieces add scattered 30 the winds.
Union flag suspended over the recruiting Office
Of Capt Hayes was torn TO shrud5 and Iampled In
the dust by these mad assassius.
Quantrile said when he left that he was going 10
PaoIs aud the; be should not rect until he had laid
the border IN ruin.
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The Einh Yirginia.

The following is lst of the killed, wounded. and
missing of the 9TH Virginia, in battles from Aug. q
TO Aug. 30:
COMPANY A (Ohio).-Kiilsd-None Woundsd-lra Wise
hsnd sDd ctin slight; Thomas Gillian lex sighti simeon
Hastings wounded and missing; Robert Sisrkey and John
Gsrret, prisoners.
CosPtsr & (Ksntueky).--Kiled-Johu w. Slack Massey
severe; Joseph kev bowels severe John lpsco, thighs
severe James heudck arm. digit; John w Christian eg
slight CisybUn Christian knee, slight Gordon Hya~ ioo
Lucius Quiney lea mpusied Daniel Forbes knee
COsPASY { (OhioL-kilsd-Ibomss Humphrey, wesley
Blsnkenihp. Wounde1-Lient. w. =. Roe. band, shghi
Eockleh, thighs severely jsetson heeher thigh seveis
Gabriel II. Lissy hip. side, and arm Mi'hns-itsac L.
CoaPsrY d fOhiol -Kfl,d--wn. King Elijah Prsmmer
Wounded-Wn. Forney shoulder slight Simon Bsnedicf,
arm, teves Francis Mooney, severely; Caleb 6nsf
bead slightly James Perkins, slight VIM Locey hand
seIgt }. Zau srAu thish James kennedy hand
sisht -
COMPANY Z (ohiO).-Kiled- Ransom Rdlle WIN. Broom
FIELD, Alien Daniels. NoUuded-Wm Fsur. baud. slightly
CONPsNI r Na)-killed-None. Wounded-Cspt X
Norman. leg. slightly; Orderly sergi- Archibald Psck
breas, slightly soTgi John Martin, head slshtls Ihom,'
Pack thigh, severely; John Lowe Nu snputstod James
Johnson, thifh
Cosp,sr q (Ky.)-Kiled-Nors. wounded-Jacob Loci
wood leg amputG,d; Jesse lyons thigh .ghty Lindsey
Lane hand slight; Rudolph Bocook, sght Pascal seIton
hand and temple. sisht Alfred White mech aud ear lhos
Iocey hand ssht, Archibald Price and jaw, severely
Missipg--C. keDiis0n SORT. Wesley Brown
CoaPAsY n (Ohio) -killed-CoTp John Siart Wounded
-5erst William Hobbs, foot, ,Gatiyi David Morgan arm
CoMfAST Ky l-Kul.d-corp. Trout wouuded-corp
Js,per Price ann ssht; Emsnlel Slater leg putst>d
CosPANI K-KilcG-Winis Corn~-il Wogbded-Thos
Dyer mp. sight Mm Ciey side. eight James Dawson
heel eight John u. Burks, hin slight henry ln'co 'hou
der sght; d. l.elsy, hand shghti Nm Heckwood thon
DER srd neck severely; WIN. White and lss severely
Thomas LaiViE thigh, ghuy.
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,nr ont frequently for d until hs sequres the
snowledss himself effective soldier whenever his
services may be required for the defsss Of his hone ard
more han this he should II Ss al he ueghbos do
tie ssme. We can defend West NTgiais VIII We 90
do therefore. require the commander OF every br'gde
snd feyment within tho loyal counties now mofg MED
Immediately the receipt Of ti order 70 order ginrn
must sud proceed 70 Ofgk-. b. companies DhfAioIs
REGIMENTS. tbs militia Cf her Tesprc disfTcts
Whenever arg companies shI have been teducea o-o"
70 rank snc he by the memhefs having loneino ne service
OF the United states orieT such "a 10 be Goose dsea
e. 20 form companies Of ess than 90 OF more An .0
members
All persons hsvinf arms belonging 20 the State required
10 produce them he regimen al master sud h- command
re Of conps1es viii immediately the possessiOn Of
State snown be In their Districts 80 the haas OF any
person enrolled God them for aiming such uiis and
volunteer companies ~ may DO formed. ~
ii is requested that al loyal persons III tne Stsc
csDhl Of forming nil sry service without regart to
WI form themselves into voseef conpH "'hou delay
AID hould there tate enough Ia s county 90
su0plv such vouneer let supply hemseye. for the
oce ion with suOh guns ON be procured Rom private per
sons 10 person not IN service having hIeafl viii object
20 giving up bic gun e ne used FOR common defense.
TIE Of each feineut IL qutisd iufnadiey
on lie organization Of the militia 10 lis district 10 report to
nc A6irant General the state, Tho number Of
The snies formed within
his sot with tie number Of in each tnd he number
kiDd condition Of the with which they supplied
dsng shg those belonging to the state from those belong
ing private persOns. 80
ut further orders the OF each regiment will
muster M. regiment for inspection and drill Of least
every four weeks and the cagisl of cch mts and voun
company will muster his company for inspection
pny mu.ter ths ron viii lie called absentees marked and
to the Court Of Inquiry held 1t the time required by
law
The commandans Of the In Ohio County
CARED order tue psnies under their commsnd
for egmen's the 10Th day Of this month
aui prOduce snch all the beor ging 10 the
State which may be in their pO,ses:2a IT pprepour
BY the Governor: HENRY J. ShMUKLs, AdJtCen.