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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
JEREMIAH ENNIS EsTATL.

NOTICE IL hereby given that The subscriber has
IN bean appointed and QuAlhsd - ADMIN isrator on
snnnty. Ohio, deceased
native A. aH1AIR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

GWItia more than likely that tb0 ABB
olitionists will not be able 10 "sss II" for
o few days. at least pn.il they get the aour
out of thair eyes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

HThe Buttsrnuts knocked the pima
from under tho green wood Psrty ysSeSr'
da1 BY throwing -four in their Syss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Eh /

Why did not tho telegraph here send off
the rssul. OF the election in Dayton ? Keep
on and you'n get every body assinst yoo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

aa9~Well done DAS. HEIgI No man "a
tbs city made better run k'rRsEED the
great tslegrspber only beats him dry s'S
votrs il the nBloodY Third
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Illinois Central Kallroad.


ChANGE or TIME
4 and afIeF Monday, EoyetnberIg 1901 Iasstiiltl
~ lrRinz will leave Mattoon and Iana AH foll0nH
LEAVE MAT1UOk
Gong North, 1910 IN and ll.OJ y ~.
doing south, 1850 u IN and a.JO y a.
LEAVE PANA
Going North, 900 IN and 80 pm
Going south, 1880 IN hud i:i5 H.
del W. z. JOHNSON, sen. Passenger A 4,,lt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

The FINISHED GARMENT. "A christian man 8
life is laid on the loom of time to pattern
which he does not see, but God does, and the
heart is the shuttle On one side of the loom
is sorrow and on the other is Joy The shuttle,
struck alternately by each, dies back and forth,
carrying the thread which is white or black
as the pattern needs aud in the end when
God shall lift up the finished garment, and all
its changing hues shall glance out, il will
then appear that deep and dark eoors were
as needful to perfectness and beauty as the
BRIGHT and high eolors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
To Suffering Humanity.
: UNION ? rs NV MOTTO.
Dr. W. w. RICHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRyOYANT.

T OULD say 10 the sick and afll eted thai he cnrs.
w es The blind 70 zee, tie deal to near, and the
lame to walk without the OF the knife or amy mn.
eral drugs.
kHEU UMArIsM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION. and
All fEMALE WEAkNESsEs cured in a lew DAYS.
All CHRONIC UUMPLAINls - roueyed without fail
~ calming on the Doctor at his room 10 the Kryder
house, ~ jefferson street, side betw hiru
ana Fourth inng6.lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Ropablican "Uniou,' Leagues.
The Devil got ell, l
The Devil q Monk was he.

IHe UeVI kOt aIlhl = = = n
The D VII Monk would be
The Devil got ell, fl.
The Devil Monk was he.
After the elections we shall hear no more
of Union Leagues from these patriots. Their
virtue will be as short lived as Jonah 8 gourd,
No respectable Life Insurance Company
would have anything to do with such IN
healthy patrlotism = Plain Dealer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

Ne On the Ground Early.
And stay until the last Union voa is in.-
journal s.-...
The Coppsrhsads were thar" Where
we're the Royal " Lssgnsra
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Splendid Properly fOr sale.
RsARH CHANCE.

a EARHs Ia NCE-
FffIIk sufsrritrr oftts for salf his EE.ACRE LOT
II ddioning layton reW.. Itisloeaied on 2 road a
e,g reds north oftt Saefn Pike, end Just half mile
west ol tie RIVER II w, omit sfnsll franc house,
. brick Smoke and spfng house; spring OF never
falling wateri an orchard orchard OF about two huud-
red thrifty Young Peach trees several splendid Apple
treesi siberian Ofab-apple trees; number OF Amber
and large number Morilia Cherry trees, good
number Of other advantages 100 npneio oup to mem
tiOn II
This attractive property has on L one Of tho uiost
eiightfi buiiding spotsin the county, heh
he seen n large expanse Of country, embracing the
Dayton Western and Dayton Michigan RulWays
The around A. excellent aud every toot Of q can be
dlluyAteL Tho eatt and nnrth SIDES Of tile ot are
fen sed'with thnfs Ossse Orahge hedges rhe prop,
SIty will be sold N bargain ~
: Also, several eligible BUILDING LOTS ia Miami
City src offered Tor sale on fair terms.
! Appy SOON, 20 Che subscriber, in Miami City q
I ft2Sdsw AiAsA fo4a " PErER ltlTTY. \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

"Will you sustain vsllaudigbam. Jour
nal, Gth - n
The people of Dayton answered your
question yesterday How do you like it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Railroads.
Indiana Central 4 layton 4 Western K.R
GAN Elsll.sslss.3.Rg.g..ssa


IN aud after Monday next trains on the Indluna
W Central will leave the Union Depot sixth street,
NJ 900 IN, 9ii2 tn, and i.45 pm.
Roturnng, will arrive ut id;lu m, bii6 y m, ant
1879
The 3;U1 m, aud 4;i5 NJ ekpress uslus mai &
close cOnnecucn5t 90 all points IA the West aud South
and g.l2 train h the shortest and quickest rout,
% Chicago aud the Northwest.
novll Il. o. CARLY, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
RnIIY

The Second Ward, the home Of The rrai7
tor," gains Sixty democratic That will 10
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DaytOn and michigan KaIlroad.
~ - ~ q

IN aud gfter SUNDAY, May a. lso2 trans vii
~ leave Union Depot, Sixth street, Tor Tolelo AMI
ai intermediate points a. follows.
Toledo and Chicago Mail at saOs M
Chlcago And Detroit hight ESpress at 500 nm.
mlf r. NJ. sHOEMAk hR, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

say Il was Thurow Weed, the Founder
and Leader of the Republican party, who
lately said ''--
desire to make this record II Il comes to
be understood that the views and policy of
Messrs Sumner, Greeley, Wendell Phillips,
Ward Beschsr, &o4 &c, obtain in tbs con
duet Of tho war, il will result in the ds6trnc.
ton of our Government and Union, and a
triumph for Rebellion and Slavery in
THuRLow WEED.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

In conclusion, We propose three cheers and
tiger for g IL Vallandigham--the next
Governor of 0biOi q ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

yWiI the Journal publish 70 the
world. aud send greeting to the soldiers,
that Dayton "a a.''seesssion' city We
think it is about time that secession
dodge was dropped. BY calling Demo
Gratis "secessionists" you only give aid
and com ort to the Confsderatss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

kYThs Abolition candidate for coun.
Gil in the Fifth Wsrd-the last Of the
"6l went up higher than kite yester'
day. ApostseY has is reward. How do
you Ike Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

DAYTON A TRUE UNION CITY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH.
WHOLE niW0CglTIC TfCKET INJECTED
iBK OYER $50 MAJORITY.

A CLEAN SWEEP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
asAs9 u ,I.I..I.,;S |,Eas.. 5sisslll.s...,s,.,

so IN u llR as ssisE.ss.5zsx
I hhAI NA1lONAL not Z h,-I etiIanAien at " nSi =
" Ington ANA baltimore ON the East, aud v nael NC
nruwood and Farkersburg ON the West at viii Ga plt,
IL urites win hailroads, steamers, Sc roul
rolnIs IN The West, southwest ana korlhWrat
Iiree Trains baily Tor all the Eastern Cliea
- This Is The only route 10 Washington Ciit Nv
Leave Baltimore at 4:JV, I:4J aud lV;OO a m and % ,
anu 5;IU nj on Sundays at 4:90 aud s4u n ia t,uN
Leave Washington at $50, l;4g and a. IA and a.s
and mi On sLndays al $50 aud p IA only.
Through tickets to the Eastern cities be ,rur t
via Washington Olty tan additional charge al 81.
Time ~ quick ANA lOW a. by any otter rot ie
Inquire tor tckets VIA Baltimore And ONO l.slr o.,
al any Of the principal Railroad offices IN Use West
}. h. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Agi
l.. NJ. COLA, Gen Ticket Agt
W. 7. SMITH, Master OF Transportation aldt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

coPPERHEADs ERECT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
yALLANDIGHAM ENDORSED.
GREEN wOOD Ar a DIsCOUNT

FLOUR" rs TRUMP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07
LAY ION, 1enla and OOlumbus Railroad,
- sss..,sIEl -.

,hhEE Duiy Trans East, VIA Columbus. ihr4. .,
j. tickets rom Dayton to all Easteni Litter
Three DAILY Trans Fast, leaving paYtou iar q =
East as iolloHs Night kApress il:5a h. M. N. ,stnai
and Columbus Day Express AZ lt2U, 4. IN. these ba-
stop only at Xenia anu London, Accommodation 5:I
p. M stops At AL way stations h6tWeru Dayton auI
UOlulnDuh
ArriYnG az bayton ptgit ekprtHu o. Il ASA; ac pf
modatiOn b;l0 a. m.i COumbua sud iuchnhUl \, t.h
press O;o0 y.
Trans run by Columbus time, Whchs7 mlnuteaias
ulan Dayton llme.
Through tickets De hRd or sli Eastern .iies ~
calling ou q. ". h lhts, Tick Agent
E. W. WoODWAGD, superintendent.
.. MAAhAN, laenl Ag.t l.nYlnm. ID. nnA2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-07

"1o tkd Editor OF ne Plain Dealer
When | came into this
war We Wers 6ghhug for the Union but now
we are lighting for too much tell Won that
it 10 not because we cannot whip the South
that this war haS continued so long, bnt be-
cause tho dirty AooitioBists at Washington
are spending al their time thinking Of the
niger, instead Of looking 90 the poor soldier,
and having them ready for work when they
are wanted Ura.r
"You remember bow our soldiers used Val.
lsndigbam at the beginning Of this war, when
be visited their eampe. Let that same nan
visit our camps TO day, and he will be- vel
coined with shouts OF Joy by tbs soldiers Of
this army II ous more such speech az be
delivered, mol long since 10 Washington 6ndt
lie wOy among the soldiers, there viii
br trouble The powers Tint be viii
God Il convenient 10 "drap the mig
ger" and II they donot hsy must'gei anoth
n army and don't think they can do that
lif this old one ever gets homo 10 tell OF thi
suffering they have endured for that loves
OF all low animals the 'nigger and II my
opinion could do anght 10 discourage enlist
ments would freely express IL
x "This army will soon be home--aay in ioul
months--thcn let those dirty Aboliiionist
look out Let that toothess, heavy-headet
!, dog they call Ben Wade open his mouth ant
Il will 20 bard With him as
ThlS, then, docs not look mseh LIS I'M
boyT are exposed u Vallandigham-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
REBEL REPORTS TO FRIDAY, THE 2Sth.
Overwhelming Attackupon their Riile-PitS
Continued Hombardment Of Sumtcr
and Wagner.
SMELLING THE CITY DISCONTINUED.
FonrREss Mosrog, Saturday, Aug p, la6l
The Richmond Dispatch Of to-day has the fol-

lowing;
"CHARrRsTox. Thursday Aug 27.-The encmy's
attack rife pits on Wednesday night was about
O'Clock IN overwhelming force.
"On Thursday. the firing on both sides was slow.
with no unusual incidents
"CHARLrsroS. Friday Aug. 2s.-The bombardmcnt
Of Sumter and Wagner proceeds sluggishly.
The enemy is working hard In the trenches In front
Of Wagner
mo further attempt has been made 10 shell the city
onion REroRIs TO The 2GTH.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 30 1863.
The steamer Bermuda has arrived from Port
Royal Wednesday morning the 9cth. having stopped
of Charlegton Her captain reports that Fort Wagner
has not been taken yet and cannot be at present He
confirms Che report that Sumter has been Knocked 20
pieces. Further naval operations will be carried on
without regard to Fort Wagner the capture Of which
will be lef; to Gen. Gilmore.
The Bermuda brings 10 prisoners. Shespoke August
es prize steamer Dolphin, from Fey West for fhladel
phia
TIE ATTACK on THE CITY,
The following is from recent letter to a
Boston Newspaper After stating that Sumter has been
practically reduced and is longer In tie way of an
ad7ance Of the navy. the writer says:
'gtis understood that Admiral Dablgren has been
officially Informed of condition, aud that ne part Of
The contract entered into by Cen Gilmore hnt been
fully performed II now hes with Admirnl bablgrcn
to peiorm his portion Of the work OF Capturing Charles
ton and with lin alone. The gate has been opened 10
him BY the army. and he has but 10 pass thIplRh u
brayoy fighting hard Of course but soon to gJn the
goal Of his ambition. and accomplish what an a,AionS
country expects Of him."
He again remarks. under Gate Of 2Ith inst
aDurinc the past twcntyoIr hours the navy bas done
ro,iinr ron sumter is practically reduced yet they
do not exhibit the least knowledge of the fct They
are losing ile that is Of vital Jpofancc 10 tie Success
nf our ouerai Ons They may allow the golden moment
IN Ain iy wtoui attempting TO gather the fruits OF
Con CiilmoreE operations and Uie entire campaign
,ji must say that the navy Is at discount on shore.
and a general esn for Du POnt, or Jarragut. or some
one VINO viii 20 in and do something Is he"d Oh al
sides"
~ For Bcauggards Letter 10 Ge" G"m"re,
sle rim Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
The Draft.

UTcA. \. =, Ang. 80 le6l
He Governor has been informed by the Pro-
host Marshal General that credit viii no, be allowed to
yowns for any excess Of volunteers they may have fur
hishcd over ;ber qno,as under previous calls.
The Provost MaJBha General las also decided not 70
Allow credit for volunteers ruihcd since June H. 1868 in
Districts wherc the draft has taken place But IN dis
frictt where tie drawing has not been commenced
credit viii he given for recruits 20 regiments IN the
ned. ana for volunteers enlisted In companies. which
nGy nave been raised in such dittrics and mustered
anto tie service Of the United Statcs between the Il
DAY Of June sG3 and the day preceding that fixed for
Lie dra 10 ,ake Place. Men merely ealsted viii not
0s credited; they must be mustered into organized
ppaDy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
OPERATIONS NEAR
WARRINGTON.
Cap,ure Of n Union Camp nt Ed~nrds's
Ferry-sLirmish between the Mn.'"-
ehusctf. Cniiforninl t"'"Ir, mud uo'c-
by. uen-uo.rby Believed So be Nor
tally wounded.
WlinisGToS sa'1Ilsy ~ = i'el

W.msGros sslfl,y Aag - iG.
Some of SCOTS Nine Hundred have recently
been r1nlng reconnaissance on the llno q TIE chsa
peale hnd Ohio Canal Tlorc uo appearance ofthe
enemy on Ihursday bui q O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing two piclcis. belonging 20 force = 81 men. Who
were stationed at Edwardss Ferry. when about two
miles above were fred upon one sho, striking Aionro
Picket Of Company D. going through Die Jaw and In.
aiciing dangerous wound They we're both caliufcd.
and after being deprived u their horses and arms were
permitted 10 return 20 camp.
On their arrival Capt IIalleck Immediately sc out
witt 10 20 rcconnoiifo Tie canal without caconn'
erlne any enemy until be arrived within hay mile Of
the Ferry when his advance u four men were captured
by tar,y Of Rebels and on looking toward The camp
he saw il IN possession IL between go and 40 Of the
enemy. supposed to be Whites or Moscby's men.
During the absence Of the roconnoitering party this
canp was attacked and one If the Rebels Is known to
have been tled and the which had been lcit
hero scattering ard falling back another encnmpment
Of a regiment under Capt Campbell. at Muddy Branch
when the entire body. numbering about eighty men
retired from the line Of the canal 10 the hs Ia the rear
where they were when last heard from. drawn up In
line Of battle
Or force at Muddy Branch yesterday captured two
men, one Of whom admits be plotted Stuart into Mary
land previous to the battle of fGetyshurg.
Oncial information was received today at Genera
Heintzelmans headquarters Of skirmish on Monday
last between detachment Of the Second Massachusetts
cavalry California regiment and Mosebys men. T..
This attack by Mosehy made at Coyles Tavern ON
Lhtle River Turnpike some few miles this eide Of Fair
fax about O'Clock In the afternoon
Our men. numbering only twenty I've. were attacked
front and rear the same time but fought manfnly.
O- loss was two killed three wounded and nine taken
prsoners together with all the horses bad In
charge fifteen Of which, however were aftcrward r.
captured, ea'ing eghtyfye siil in TIE hands Of the
Rebels.
The los Of the enemy one captain and one lieu
tenant Killed, a1d one lieutenant and tlrce pryateH
wounded. ,
Murby himself vas wounded in two placcy-in the side
and IN the thigh Ills wounds regarded as mortal.
Col Lowell pursued the enemy from CeniIcyile AZ ihr
Smokers cap but they succeeded IN making Their .s
cape by reason Of having constant remonntS oi rcSi
horses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
THE DRAFT TO-DAY.
FIRST DISTRICT.

The Draft in the IN District will commence
this morning at 10 o'clock at the headquarters in ia.
maica Queens County. This District comprises the
counties Of Suffolk. Richmond. and Queens. thcir re
spectiye quotas being
C03 suffolk 100
Richmond a9i .,..-.
Every needed effort has been made 20 facilitate the
work and many Of the leading men have exorcd the
utmost Of their endcayors to raise the required funds
with which To purchase exemptions for tie proper OBJ
jcots of such bonoyolcncc
sufficient force has been provided for the prcserya
ton Of the peace in this District and apprehensions
of opposition to the law need be entertained
Tie drawing viii commence with the County of Rich
mond and proceed In the following order: J. County Of
lid Sub. District q County OF Suffolk Isl
Sub District g. Comfy Of Queens, lid Sub District
SECOND DISTRICT.
The Board of Enrolment for the Second Dis
trct have been ordered to begin the draft in then urs
dicton to-day. The number of men assigned TO each
sub district is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

Completed by Provost Marshal Maddox two weeks ago.
and the drawing will commence at his headquarters:
No 26 Grand street, Brooklyn L. d.. this morning a
O'Clock The number Of ballots is 2l JJ3 and ono from
every seven Of this number will be drawn. They arc
to be drawn in the following orders New Lots, Sixth,
Eighth and Ninth Wards on Monday, the Tenth,
Twelfth and Fourteenth Wards on Tuesday; the Six.
teenth Seventeenth Eighteen Wards Flatlands, Flat
bush, New .Utretcht and Gravesend on Wednesday. A
police and military force equal to any emergency that
may arise will be on hand to protect the officers and
preserve the peace There no signs OF disturbance
and fears need be entertained ofany attempt al Iot
THIRD DISTRICT.
In the Third District the draft will commence
at the Headquarters of Provost Marshal S. b. Gregory
No 259 Washington street. at 10 o'clock this morning.
This District comprises the First. Second, Third
Fourth. Fifth, Seventh Eleventh. Thirteenth Fifteenth
Nineteenth, and Twentieth Wards The Twentieth.
however s included in the Eleventh Ward Tie quore
required from each Ward is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
THE LAST RESORT OF THE REBELS
100000 Slaves Called For.
Freedom and Fifty Acres Of Land
Promised Them.
-Four Rebel War Vessels Run into
Wilmington.
For1rrss MONROE, Saturday. Aug. 20. is6a

TOLIETss MONROE Saturday. Aug p, IstJ.
The steamer c. W. Thomas has arrived from
Ncwbern, with Lieut. Sterling Of Gen Pecks staff as
bearer Of dispatches.
Rebel papers Received AT Morehead City say that Jcf
Davis has decided. after o conference with the Gov.
ernors Of the Confederate States TO call out 500 goo
black troops who TO receive their freedom and fifty
acres Of land at the end OF the war
dispatch from the bockading fee, says that on the
morning ~ the l7th inst. large sloop-ofwar Of ten
guns with the British flag flying swept past the block
aiding steamers and Immediately hosied the rebel nag
and passed into mington. which is the fourth Rebe
war vessel which has run this blockade within SIX
txeels
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
TEE GUERRILLA ATROCITy AT
IAWRENCE.
Great Meeting as Lcavcnworth An Ap.
peal for Relief.
~. Ioris Mo-. Saturday, Au.

IT LOUIS MO- ~AsNiuAyf aug - ie''
The Democrat, of this city, has a special dis
patch from Icavenworth. Kansas, which says:
The largest meeting that was ever held in Leavon'
worth assembled last night.
General Jim Lane offered resolutions which were
unanimously passed calling on loyal men on the border
tAt can De spared nom homo 10 assemble at Pamela on
tlc sts o. September with such arms and ammunition
s ty can procure aud organize themselves into com
pauics of 20 men each under q captain Of their own
choosing.
General Lane ,pokc fcr two hours saying that the
r,or ot Kapsa. must depend uFou themselves for pro
fcon and cxAostir every TO be ready 70 meet at
"a mom'nts notice.
Hon. A. c. wilder offered resolution in behalf Of
IL Committee Oh Resolutions stating that The tragedy
at Lrence was directly chairaahe 20 the imbecilc and
incicer commander 81 this department and demand
iac OF President Lincoln the immediate removal Of
Mai Gen Schofeld.
Mayor Arihony offered resolutions that the counties
oi Platte Clay Buchanan and Andrew, in Missous. he
led responsible for any Rebel Uutrsges north Of the
riyer The penalty 10 be total devastation Of line 40
miles wide along tie frontier.
Al tie resolutions offered we're enthusiastically
adopted.
several speeches were made bitterly dcnouncins
G,n ScAoGeid ard Gen Ewing, and The policy pursued
J. then in tie Dep rtmcrt
Gca E~ing trlc-rapAed Gen Lane to-day saving
ils, he would defend Lawrence and Kansas and re-
urcSt.rg Lin 10 use bis Influence TO prevent raid on
~ ssoui.
Geu Lane replied ;lst he would assemble with 3,OoO
r. on he IN Of September aid tender their services
10 him Gen Ewing and that If they rejected he
.La.e) would apre.l TO a higher power
Gen owing has placed two companies of troops III
J aiie CITY to protect the citizens teFe against The
, Avengers from Kansas.
\ large number Of men from the army Of Cen Price
are organized into guerrilla bands in Clay ana adlon
jes eouutie, preparing for raids on the border
Thl Se.i.ad published IN Weston. Missouri was De
.roy,d on THURSDAY night by party Of enrolled ME-
sour militia Tie paper loyal. and las done much
good FOR tie Union cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

LrAyESwoEm. Saturday, Aug -, is'a.

LRAyENwOEnL Saturday Aug - le'3
In behalf Of the suffers Of the Lawrence mas
sacre We maze this statement and appeal The loss OF
Iso ol.edy reortod ly tire press is sui iantialy cor
rcc- The los, OF property million lad half dollars
Hundreds are homeless and destitute. The busiuess
portion OF the city entirely destroyed together with
nearly "A hundred dwellings. Leavenworth aud the
neiehborins cities have already contributed largely
but much assistance is yet needed. Aid can be seat to
Peter RcdDous Chairman ofihe Aid Committee Of Law.
renee; PsesdeniJ. VI Weldcr aid NJ J. Parrot II
j. Adams aad Nelson McCricsen. Lcnenworh Aid
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
The Tennessee Cr0ss 1ed at
FO1r Points.
Capture Of Large. Force Of Rebels
at She. II Mound.
ALSO 4 GIMP AT FALLING WATER.
Gen. burnside near Kingston, Tenn.
STEVENSON, Ala, Aug. 30, 1863.

STEVENSON Ala, Aug. 30 1863.
Tie Amy Of the Cumberland crossed the
Tennessee River four points day with infantry and
cavalry.
The I'd Kentucky Cavalry captured - pchets at a
point opposite Stevenson.
Gca. REYNOLDS captured large force al Shell Monnd
and took a camp At Falling Water Among the cap
tnred are the notorious guerrilla Mays and the Rebel
Tennessee Congressman Cannon.
Little or no resistance was made. The Rebels are
reported TO be IN force a, Rome ard Cleveland and
along the Georgia s. % Railroad
Gen Burnside IS in the region Of Kingston. ard will
attack that place before long.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Two Rebel spies Captured.

FoR1Iu.ss MoSH0E Friday. Aug. -, isoJ
Two Rebel soldiers recently made their way
into Norfolk Va and after taking notes Of everything
Of military interest in and about the city, attempted to
return TO Richmond but captured before passing
our lines. They prisoners in For Norfolk and
il is expected will meet their deserts in few days
Their nrc William r. Baekus and Nathaniel
Willcrson.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

BosIos Aug. 30 lt6j.
Arrived: prize steamer Cronstadt, with OOo
bales cotton 200 barrels turpeptnc 200 barrels Josn.