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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

FIHVAUWAI III silI y -
INJECTION. - The Annual Election for
- DIRECTORS o. this Bans and Tor lhsPECfORs Of
g. neg, vii BE- hoi at tie Btntny House
o. TUESDAY tho sth day Of June. ggoTmo The foL VII
% 'i'" HUN J. L EvEEITT. clsaisr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
IS. AYRRss.a
's4,tPTTIS,gs

Are you sIek, Aeble, and
eomplalhlhgl : Az 5cd outoe
order, with your sYslem d.
ranged, and your flollnfs TN
colnlortahlei These aymp-
toals Aae cilsA IL pfelaGs y
ssrlous illness. Some flt Of
ulelkness b creeping upon you,
and should be AIerted BY Z
timely as of the right rem.
/ edy. Take Ayers Pulls and
cleanse out the disOrdered hn.
purify the blood, and
2 let the hnidS move On unob-
/. structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
| Of the body into vigorous 40
, titity, purify the system frum
Ala Akafnnna flOn.a - htoIa unmkA
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As = Family Physic.

From Dr.. Z. "; oartprioh, Ntig oyleqn'. si9
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
quhttes sufpass any eathartic We poasess They are
mild but very certain and ecual In their action the
bowels which makes them invaluable 70 " In tho daily
treatment Of disease.
~ sid From Dr.. Ed,Oard Boyd, Baitinlore. 1 ~,
DEAR Bno AYER: Icannot answer you auhat complaints
have cured with your Pulls better than to say an dt
sper treat with pHroatus medicine place great depep,
dence on an eect cathartic in my daily contest with
best we have, Of course value thsm highly.
- h Aycf.ed'i ID. PTrTspURo, Pa May ], 1885. J
On. o. AYgR- Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
tho worst hsqdace any body can have BY dose or two
Of your Pills il seems to arise fum foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once. 81
Yodfs with great respect Pc 4 En-. W. PkEBLE,
@-4-----'-C Clerk of Steamer Clarion.
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LUMBER WAN TED.

IN 000 FHRT or WALNUT LUuBER,
OU,VJUrrsen dry. from QUO 10 six ncnes
ihles wanted immediately, for which the cash vii
be pald- on delivery. vORYS& BROTHRR
she Old Canal MIL, r-r ,l''
Lpnensisr. Feb. 10. 1850. a..it
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pErLRrMENr oY THr TrrtnIon.

Wellington, D. G., 7th Feb, 1856. I
smsI have used your Pills In my general and hospital
pracce0ye since you made then and cannot hesitate to
say they the best catharc We employ Their regu
latng action the liver Is quick and decided conso.
Quenty they are admirable remedy for arrangements
them. traternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, n. D.,
't4r4i'rN AllF PAysieian Of ne Adrine Hospital.
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q Dillous sDisorders = Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Ben, Of N.,o York Cty.
Not only are your shdmably adapted 70 their pur-
pose a. aperent but pd their beneficial effects npoE
tho Liver very marked indeed They have in my pfaC.
tice proved more eectual for the euro Of bous com.
Painii than any one remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that have ct length purgatye which IL Wor.
thy tho confd0nce OF the profession aud the people
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Dysentery, DiarrhOoa, Relax, Worm
u. u a.. ltL.a.....

Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms.
From Dr. j. @. Green, Of Chicago.
Ysur Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them In esteem one Of the jest aperens have
ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dysentery and diaTrhod. Their suEar-coating
makes them very acceptable and cogenent fur the
Of women and children. ~ -
DySpepsia, Impurity Of the Blood.
From Rep. !. v Hines, Rlsor Of Advent Church, BoRo,a
DR Arm; ! have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called to visit
IN distress. TO regulate the organs OF digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, aud can conhdsntly recommend them TO
my Eispds. t.a s.t Yous, J. v, HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct "a, 1855.
DEAn SIN; am using your oathartie Pills In my prac-
systen and pa,ijyd be jo,niains y Be baod
-, JOHN q. MEAcHAM, NJ y
Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Cont, Neuralgia, Drop
~, Paralysis, Fits, etc. "a
From DR.. j. n Haugtn, Montreal, -Chnada =
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure Of
cDstpehs II others Of our fraternity have found them
AZ eeacons a. have they should Join me In proclaim
ing II r the benefit Of the multtudes who suffer from
that complaint which, although bad enough in IselG Is
the pfosenltor Of others that are worse believe co
tre to originate 10 tho liver, but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
Fsom Mrs. 4. 2,art, Payician and Md,stk, BO,.an.
hnd or two large doses your Pills taken at the
proper time are excellent promotyes Of the ndal
hon when wholly or partially suppressed and also very
enectual TO oedHa the stomach and erp worms. They
areso much the beat physc We have that recommend
no other to my patients.
From no Rev Dr.. Ha,otss, Of be A.thods Epis Church.
stL, PULASKI HousE. Savannah, Ca. Jan 0, 1855.
HosonEp SIR; should be ungrateful for the relief
your skin has brought me did not report my case to
you cold settled 10 my limbs and brought on excru
ociasing nsnraIgc pajns which ended in chronic rheuma
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GBE aasssISf @Ssait



IAs4 st hxss sss & Ia drsseE Etlehykra
s,ofA prssty vlIisgss hs,baheldakres @ L
Jren Al newly nsds gave. A boy
about len years of ase iAas busIlj en-
lsad 10 plaeiug plsutss1di tult abou, j.,
Will gtfl, WHO appsa,st a yezr VI tT'
y6nuger, bel ia her apron lew lools VI
tild HaNe,s. The tnird child, Hhl
ycaagsr, VA, sitting on the grass aatch
lag vithlhnughlial look shs move ments
Of he other twos They Wore pi,css Of
scrspe'gis their sEsw has, aud i, " 9th. :
signs lot mourning. such Us ale S0nsiiiL1. /.
wpfa by the poor. who slruggls between
sthsif posery AID ne ram ct,D.
The eirh.i+gsn ~ planting scme "
her wills. f1wers. aiound the head Of the
grave " hen the s.ianker addressed the,E :
s-sas Wios< gisvc is il,is. ciiditD. about
which yousats 50. bus'ly hgds,da"
~, s. s.Aoll,rr,,s sissr,, ,,.n," saiJ III, boz.
..AnI did your "a hsrs'p VI YOU TO place
s.thsts: aoSs,s ar urd Jour mo. bet :
gt>yes' -. .s,,.,, s.,s ~
IS sNs. sir. ,rstlsI Il here too. and iiuIy
= Jllllc uuu eiS'SI Seupts trsl.... u.
e"Whe0 did hey dIe7"
- Mother was tmitd = for sh, yesler
sdsy. sif. bu faiher died last Winter the,
all lie heIe." ..sss aile
..Ilsn. who ivld souto dy tbis!"
"No -, y, sir." rrphvd lhe giil.
WAY chen 10 you do, it.'inisn1A
They spp,ared ass hos for au psvsr !,
bat III sIsanger look y 60 kindly nj ih,n
that lepg b ihr ,Vhl,st rtpl Cd, as IT,.
tears siariedto his eyes:
se.otl~t- lJvs}. IL, q 80, ttr
sss,i'ten yeE pat 1hys7 sttse iUtfs ett
iEild shSaer5 Nasrr your So gis ate ~
bv.suse lou oye t!em.? T'e 'A's
"yss. I'll. " lie! ..slrssgeIly r.piied. e
ssgWhsfican 10 mo- . bg}udlil han sgsl
an exhibition OF cblldpn bonv ;hg q
csasyd parsn )? n yer ~ sst he lea,
parents who loved and che Iish d yeu il
yourinfsnt days. EySr ,rn,v0.b tetll
pat5Ral kplness. Honor heir msin,d ,
byNd,tng those thipss which you Know
Monlds p es,s .hsn' W Gu @ine. by ra
tieuIAr regard !" !heir d Wing con.maud.
and carry ip2 On lheir pSns at uirIupess
Aycyrar paieos spAied loJoL? E,.I
La tbs ia US you Si,l,sishJou bad dOu,
when You siatd hioply erFlial n I, "a
graves. llew. will aitsnenfJl aae. d
tknid., aIsGavh<s Couduol IDssid III, 10.
departed tiends ,Il.su help tore. the you
Egll saHta,csl iolf .wouhdsd b., rrt.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

ls i'aulp gaiInft ~ i'9re ege 7me
.lsgsh iisa, mae5 le zlasos 5fsya sgT7
--To THE.
o 99tbsa'na Aaisi1 ~ 8aiDSo' oaf .eial
ju7q fas- s0jiuuams ,sIn mga5aigiiF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

TfV" Ut y. ". Uee"p " NuCuy"g
Yeur Pills have had long trial IN my practice, and
hold them In esteem Of the best apcrents have
ever found, Their alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given In small doses for
bilious dyseHtery and diavrhcd. Their sugarcoating
of women and children. lAf WV - p
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FOR SALE BY

Porsalc ~ Fslr1tld cnuntS 10y uor. KAuiiman& 4
Co., 'Inord g. Dolashmuth, Lancaster; Il kalb Rush-
vile; Abbott ~ Son. Clrprpori phflp haue Ploas'
Pirserhgtep; y w. Nicely, BalIlmosr, Besry " Me.
Caldllah hrumeni ssnderman & KRaur Amanda;
l.. Bruttln, N"w salem; Joseph Raider, Mllgraport,
II u. Harner, Basil, aud BY druggists aud srehant
geeetaly' 'hroushoutihs United States and cAuudss.
Sept, ~, 1901,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
"a ysiqabis Puzy, :,

= .NE9 YoaR, Marsh az A seaar
IRON PortaR,y'l on the 2Olh, aud b a.
bltoplbe 24lh,, arrived iodayes .sas.tg
issshs rsp rts The ipp ure Of he Bri]sa
s.samer Niclulss | sllh s,llat isyeet
20, eons,slly p.,ils Of r&d,f ard l7i,
eases OF raeps Sts, twI,s cap u"d ol,
Whining On by thy st+'iner yielo,iA.s
|sBs4rTIyrL IKuEED.-- There 10 s-b bSsu
illselegend ilhsnajiOg liz bltss.dne.s,i
Iefaih,ihg our duty al Niasstt ~,si -
sgrNwp inclination. A Ltaantul yis. ios
o. our Ssyior had appear q 10 n nnrk,
Sh4 II sIleb, ;Lllss he gsasd upon II Ale
hopt arrived irw viii b !, wa. Gis du,, .
fstd ibe Poor " 'Is sob,erls liz lnseied
hotsini l.rs', Oh to Enjoy the vision. bulke
len II 20 perform lis ou'y. when ker$.
turned no tduod lie bl-ssed ys,o. .tiIl .
waiIing ioI him,anJ Altering these wcrat,
"Hadsl lllop,s'sysd, musrh We rd-d w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
DIR. HALSEY's
F ORES t. WINE

-s' TIrfftf At.f fRNE Ia u
NkR. HALSEY ofNew. YOrk hpsiryelt,d,, 70
pcess by which rich ahdlIuturiEni " ikL tsng
duced from Certain plants o great medical ytyine
This elightful Wine con baes All Al, MS mn dI..I
properties OF the DaAdsiiea. SassapsriIfa YrU.u
Ds,t. Wi.d cA:rry and certain Other plants Nho.o
virtues are tsR thss were Deeftre ne Skenth
lies Of this Wine. tbd ,5opra H.
Give MI dicine now In use Freup, n,lv fs,.',,,,
siagle bottle restore the lneerup oaii,n q, S,,r ,.
hility nd sick ness TO stfnR ard yjko,cn, ain
Ever Ey dose sho sttrgood ent he%o, H,s,,i,
and improves the general health; aid vfth Dr HnIt
sey' G atej z q Ell plllf
Junet allthe following disorders are pp,m,ns,,Iy
cared. bsf~F
Dyspepsia n nd dIndi if est on. Ibo, ofth4
20 pills bDttlt tie ir
most dis,ressine forms oil this co rlainI' '"0
sRue and Few er.- One or twoiaosas otha
Pills. and bottle Dfthe Wine will bresk The ssnI
and cn re- the patIe Min aIlcnse. tbe d,y ,o
on The bottle are adh- red 10.
nrOpsIcnI CO M nj a IN ~ yrop,,nnp ,o ,,I
bores oftbe pills and th zee lilies tthe Win. .u
ri, ohstinnte dtso vder. ~ 4 A--+7s Nfft3 ST. "
Di,ord,r Of tkE Ridnsys.--The Forest Wine .,I
PHI ye nro ed highly .He ciout In mi.
One Two boxes of;he Pills and two or ,bree ho,'
,les of the Wine arc suficienito accomnlisL en-,
in the worucsses i, ssat.,5s
n.h;t,,. TN;ghtJ snsdts. Faaa,iaf,o,s s,d n ,,ijs
s,.,.,ns,s, constituiier --Ibt FoIesi Inc 1, ,cn
s,aIs aSv tor ali these comtiainIs on 70
" No worstcnses without tbf =, a.
p', ~ the conplaint IA aceomn,ni.o vsS
IN y dey 1he PfIle WIN he pen,yeS f'
'"me o,nr. The ,facuc, oetbe Farc., Pos .i,
iT%ueame,.ttM 4, veYy sir9itint sSms6b f,bra Et.,,
W n"o",""hr"'', -. he Z, !. = =. -
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,WHEELER g WILSON'S 7
SEWN G MA CHIMES.
7. E. BlLLlNGHURST,

fiais cts, lisaraat favshI' celebrated Maehlos lie
hus iispoied ofQuite numbor Of them aud IN every
tn,tancs they W. Riven unlvotsal satisfaction. The
basi Authority thntrAu he cited IN favor of these ma
ehhes,isths SclcnIlae Apgfi M, from which We
ciln The tntlpvlnR:
ave have used Wllsou'S patent, manufactured By
hs Whaelerf Alison Manufacturing CompHny No.
3bS Broadwhy,anj We can say IN regard 10 t,tbLt II
Il wthOpi a rval. II lssImpio, noi easily pn, tnf
order ~hen ngopsr hands. aud In point II eHrcI
iVeneesahi nnieh,p IN ether maehins aAnls ahead Of
". We state tha much In regard to thisuxeeilept
mYhne neon our ava responsibility, Every pioco
nfthla maehne u made Ia guag aud consequently
hanariE oftny n,ehlne may ba thnsnosei VlIh
those orAuy eiher ~ ienlna Of the same niae, nr,
shand no accident oecuT,lh hr0kan part can he I'm,
msllairyrspaesl on application Al Tho ollOs ofihS
manufacturer"
Iaaeastst, laIy u, Isss,
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CAUTION.

AZ seer,aih nnprinelplsd persons are attempipe %
palm o6rn the unsusheetrR public Imitation N
anime before puveh asine, nnd zee that the ll name
VSvssPAf. fNos fRRPARED oLuE, On
IL Oh the oa.slds wrapper, ~ ulAess are Bwiadline
oounisvieiin Par sale 81 Dseg esVTss.
MaEeh Q, ,lags-SU.lS,
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N06hCe-
I /, ZANE, HOUSE. ~
bsssf.,azANEsvILLE. OHiOsi'
slasi4A, EsEOOE, hPfOPristsEcyql' 81

ITkYINa. LEASED, THIs, WILL KEown
III hobss Tor tistm 81 yeaf6, tAkea pleasuFe IN In.
forming the travelling public, % we'll 80 his many old
friends and patrons. thath 10 being thoroughly
added tomat la FtFet Class HNaeI; und1hay
hSti iiisfmsb prSr afed 20 accommodate the tray
cling pnblie ~ Abe best ~ stylesBf 10 Frci SEX
The HSuaS te pIeasAntIy SITUATED on the corner Of
iflh aud Main 6tFests, ~ eenrsi mart Of tbecty.
sarthe Court House; and busa few doors f'>m tbe
1QstonAeo.
pSeptcsiooo-n-3m. rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

city within fouy.eight hours, requesting him
remove the woman and children. The whole
Monitor aeet went up Friday night for anoth-
er assault on Sumter. The Passaic got
aground, aud there was so much time lost in
getting her of, that the expedition was aban-
doned for the night
The rebels did not discover her position al
though she was within half mile Of the fort
Orr CHARLESTON, Saturday August 23--
Sumter this morning is au immense ruin the
reat wall is battered down aud the interior Of
the Fort is open to view Our shells strike
against the inside Of the front wall which 10
greatly shattered, and at times balls pass en-.
tirely through the fort The flag Of sumter
was shot away four times on Friday A new
Gag s up this morning The weather is very
h6 aud no ice TO be had Should there be
no accidents tonight the old hag will hoat
over Sumter tomorrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
FROM LAwRENcE.

ST LouIs, August 26 "A special to the
Democrat says, that Jim Lane has returned
to Lawrsnce The citizens with Lane killed
forty one OF Quanirili's men. Lane has or
gAnzed force aud says be will 60 into Mis-
sour early in September.
Martial law is published al Leavenworth
One hundred and eghiy-three bodies have
been buried at I.awrenee up to this morning
Seven more bodies have been found One
hundred sud eighty,two buildings fired were
burned Eighty-6ve widows and aud two
hundred aud forty orphans are made desoate
After the rebel raid several merchants com
menced rebuilding
All the towns in the State sent ia large
sums OF money for the sufferers One Of
Quantrill's spies was hung I Lawrence to.
day The Chiefs of the Delaware, Sscs, and
Fox Indians offered their services to Lane
a report Just received says that bGildings IN
Cass county Missouri are Gu fire, and that
one hundre ed rebsl sympalhzers have been
killed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
ltgal
PErIrIoN ro sELL LANp.

samuel Lehntg AJmnisirst Of Ja,sib enger, de.
ceased, " Man \, We1gfr, NJ W Hshnng Jaeoy
Wenge Henry smith, Ana Smith. -- suifh
and william Biogks ffptRte Court Oi Mon gom.
cry county, hio s, PeiiQon i0 s.l real estate.
TN0 Jaroh Menger Whose resi- ienoe A. III the State OF
i Indiana, Henfy smih whose resderc u an
knoNn. and ------ NTH whose first name aud re-.
Idence Ia unknov ali 0f whom are heirs and legal
rep esenstyes Of Jacob WeDger, dee eesed; YOU are
herety nottedihat on the 2ith day of ARusuiA ID.
1865 nad administrator hled i- petition IN the Pro
bue jurt Of Montgomery county, Oii0. the object
aud prayer OF whih petition il % Obtain order Tor
the assignment OF wer Mary 4 Wengsr widow
OF Jseo Wenger, deceased IN aud lor the aie Of the
iollowiNg ro ey.stt nf which the said laenb Weuger
died seEeis Pins honesto a upon Whici The sAidJa
cob Wenget res ded VI the pne of his deveaSs to pay
the debts OF sN4 decedent -lniste 10 The county o.
Montgomery ant state of OtnO and In e town OF
Miamistnrg, OIL tbs outh par of idlots No it aud 45
on the orgaal plat VI said town % the x7fh dy Of
Sepemb =, 1888 Application wi be nladelsf ef
a eofdingly, SAMUEL ZEHRINa,
AdInnstrs;or Of JaHob Wenger. deceased,
ADAM CLAY Attorney. sn2idWaw4N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
sHERIFF's SALE.

Hamilton tsarner Co. } -H
DY virtue OIL aad n obsdieuoe 10, the command OF a
ID yendi eKseutiou 4c., TO direred, from the su
Deror Court Of Montgomery county, ONO, wllI offer
Al public sale at the door Of the Court House IN the
city 81 Dayton, on Hr
Sdsupihv, Sepieb,ber 10 ls1S, /. FS
At two O'Clock p oi SCI q day, the following lt9cHhal
real estate, as the properly Of Hamilton Garner 90
being the undivided pDe half u tho foowug described
real estate, to.wi bequnng the north side of lot
No 1879 the city of Dayto thirty three feet wost
OF the northeast corner of SAID lot No 1881 thence
south parallel " th the essfneot said ott,the p Of
the depth OF said lot thence west parallel with the
north line of SAID lot and lot 1881 IN said city 80 feet
thence north parallel With the east line o lot No. 1892
10 the north line OF said lot No 1851 theneb east With
the north line Of lot Nos 1854 und 1852 thirty three
feet 10 the place N bslnnmng fifFt HEH'
The above described premises under q Ortner exec
uton were apptaised at sal1. A'fI tH
The above described premises were taken on e1ecu-
ton the property of hamiltoa Garner Co. at the
SUIT Of sheldens slason vs. Hamilton Garner & Co.
7 above property cannot sell for less than % OF
the apprAisement Terms cash
uR0RG g ikV0GAAfAN, siIarih Mont county
CHARLFa pARRUTT Attorney Au22W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
LATER FROM OHARLEsTON.

Nsw IoRK, August q The steamer Ara
60, Charleston Bar 25th, arrived c C. Ful
ton sends dispatch dated of Morris Island
24th, noon Admiral Dahgren al midnight
Saturday with i've monitors bombarded Sum
ter till six clock The fort was struck over
one hundred times the balls going through
the sea wall, while the parapet was also car
red away Sumter fired one gun five times
but Moultrie batteries, Gregg aud Beauregard
for three hours rained shells on the monitors
They were struck several lines but no harm
done
Somter is defunct her last gun was dis
mounted yesterday To-day, a grand army
and navy attack on Wagner aud Gregg takes
place Now that Sumter is de(unct the reb
els will be driven from Morris Island Gil.
more is determined TO have possession to
night Glmrre, Thursday night notned Blu.
regard, If he did not surrender the forts be
would shell the city in twenty.iour hours
No attention was paid to the demand, and
Friday night Gilmore threw fifteen shells
charged with Greek tire, into the city, NJ
Beauregard sent down a Gag with urgent
protestations against Greek ire as a most vii
laiOous compound aud unworthy civilized
nations and demanded more time
The English, French, Spanish counsels de-
nounced the short time given, and claimed
more time to remove subjects of their roapec.
tive countries Gilmore replied by renewing
the demand for the surrender Beauregarc
asked time Of forty hours Gilmore relus
ed on any terms but unconditional surrender
At twelve last night shelling with greek FIR,
was assumed
Generally thought the stars aud stripes will
wave over Sumter to.nigh' Evidently grea
trouble in Charleston. There is not owe
twenty men in the ruins OF Sumter Thei
guns are now mounted on Sullivan's Island
IIIhA end IL nnnrnanhinr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
GENENERAL soaoFELp.s ORDER

ST. Louis, August &c General Seho6eld 5
order, mentioned yesterday, says large nun
Der of men from the rebel army, in the Mis-
slssippi valley, are returning to Missouri that
the State is in danger OF repetition OF the
scenes Of violence and bloodshed which char
acterized months Of last year and that the
united efforts OF loyal citizens and troops in
this Department will be required to avert the
evils He says all who voluntarily abandon
the rebel cause will be released upot taking
the oath Of allegiance aud giving bond for fn-
tnre good behavior but those engaged in
robbery and murder viii be exterminated
without mercy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

fresh doll and heavy for old 81 b5@5 90 for
extra StateT Sb 80 for round. hoop Ohio.
Red Wheat ~ Sll4(a33lA duh, heavy aud
lower OF 15c @si O5 Tor spfitg ssc @
81 Ia for Milwaukee club 81 148l 20 for
winter red Western. Corn receipts 720lTl
bushels; aud limited supply At 72973c
Oats one cent lower 47@52 Western Pork
aud beef quiet LAID shade lower 95l
Whisky steady at 45i04Gc.
Ngw Yosg. August -titst rpmeht stocks
lowerland active Sterling lower Gold 24I
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{ c. FULTON LETTER FROM OFF
CHARLESTON.

New YoHE, August 26 The following in
terestiu5 letter is from Mr. g. @, Fulton, eai-
tor of the Baltimore Ah,erieGa.
CFF CHARLEsToA, Friday noon, A ugust 2I.
Fort Sumter still flies the rebel flag, but its
west wall is a mass Of ruins Shells go into
the front and explode inside, some OF them
passing through the east wall, going in one
side and coming out of the other. Al easter
ly storm prevailed on Tuesday and Wednes
day, but broke. away on Thursday, We now
have fine weather aud II is expected that the
monitors viii go 10 foreelto Sumter this after
noon. The Ironsides and our wooden vessels
have shelled Wagner and Gregg every day,
keeping them quiet while our shore batteries
are hammerng Sumter. +" ai-
Seven North Carolina deserters from Sulli-
vans Island were picked up by the Moutapk
last night They say the rebels are preparing
TO abandon Sumter and blow il up; that they
have been removing the guns out OF it ever
since the attack upon it, in April last which
demonstrated their inability TO hold il that
there ars not moro than six Or eight guns
now in the fort, the remainder being quakers;
that Gordon of beer barrels in sight are
,aerely intended 70 sustain the telegraph wire
between Sumter aud Moultre, and are no part
of the obstacles OF the harbor that the North
Carolina troops are all anxious 20 GO home,
and are almost IN estate OF mutiny
The flag Of Sumter has been shot away
four times, and now there is no flag up. The
rebel batteries on James Island threw shells
night and day into our lines, but do not cause
more than one ortwo casualties daily
Admiral Dahlgrep is Anxiqus to Jet the ar
my aud naval batteries finish Sumter, expect
ing to have plenty OF work for the monitors
in taking the interior line Of defenses Of Char
lestona.s
A flag Of truce was sent TO Wagner on Fri
day morning, and firing ceased during the in
tervisw, when It was resumed again.
CHARLESTON TO BE sHRLLEn.
Geuaral Gilmore notified General beaur'
gard that be would commence te she'll tn