Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-02
NEWS GLEANINGs.

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ant Governor: Jacob, 65,s5l; Read, IA
500. -a 90. ~''' Is.
Hon. Nathaniel Wolf Of Kentucky has
not been re arrested by the military au-
thorities as reported, says the Louisville
Democrat. He has only been directed to
report to the Marshal of the United States
at the next term OF the Federal Court on
the first Monday in October next
Hon Sherrard Clemens of Western
Virginia has positively declined re-nom-
ination to Congress. He says that he is
done with political lie.
The Evansville (lndiana) Journal says
that the tobacco crop of last year has now
about all gone forward, and that it was
very large More than 10000 hogsheads
passed through that city alone, aud the
crop this year will be much larger.
Washingt,n n Territory, in elections just
held, has gone Democratic. The Caliior-
MIA papers are heartily rejoicing over the
fact.
The Washington Evening Star of the
r1st inst, contains highly important news
relative to the movements of General Lees
army. 1t says that a report had reached
the Capital that ga large number of the
rebel army, said to number fifty thousand
men, yesterday 1.-THE 3lst ult., } crossed the
Rappahannock at Port Conway" some
twenty miles below Fredericksburg, for
the purpose of fanking General Meade.
This statement if reliable is of great sig
nificance, making it very probable that
exciting news will soon reach us from the
Army of the Potomac.
Advices from Mexico states that the in
tention to recognize the Southern Confed-
eracy is continually foreshadOwed; the rec
ognition to take place as soon as Maxi
milan shall accept the Mexican crown,
The rebel cavalry along the line of the
Potomac are reported as unusually active
making raids in various directions and
capturing squads here and there of our cav
airy and infantry.
A Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette of to-day says that the Inter
nal Revenue receipts for August, are the
largest of any month yet, amounting to
s., ,604 POI.
The Inauguration of Governor Bram-
lette, at Frankfort Kentucky, on yesterday,
is reported as most imposing affair. The
crowd in attendance was immense and the
celebration Of the day quite brilliant. The
Governors inaugural address is fully re-
ported in the Cincinnati papers Of this
morning.
If it is a crime to be for rpeace. then we
suppose every man should arm himself
and prepare for war.
If man cannot be christian unless
he is fighting man. then the surTest way
to get to Heaven il to kill somebody.
Bread and butter"-The consolidated
rail road plotters, promising to pay John
Brough sir thousand dollars year to be
Governor OF Ohio.
If you are opposed to blOtting out the
State lines of Ohio, and Incorporating her
territory with that of South Carolina. vote
for Vallandigham, If you favor it vote
for Brough.
II you want Governor vote for Val
landigham-if you don't want a Governor
vote for Brough.
General Burnside's army is now be-
yond the East Tennessee line. His march
thus far is said to have been pleasant
though not eventful.
The rebel gunboat, Grand Duke, which
cost Sl5O, ,OOO, has been accidently destroy
ed by fire at Shreveport, Louisiana. She
had on board 500 bales OF cotton at the
time.
A despatch from Washington on the LIST
inst, says that the Richmond Enquirer
of the 2Sth, intimates that the retaliation
threatened by Beauregard, il General Gil
more shells Charleston, will be to remove
the Federal prisoners from Libby Prison