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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

IBIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for "a,
4 successful prosecution and settlement OF Ne
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had ssvers
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the EKeon
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor,
oughly acquainted and Gmlliarwith the laws Ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will DO given to cases arsiuu
out of the present war, Including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and Osbursing oaicers Of IN,
War and Navy Department." and for q Collect.
ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vol.
untee rs,1 the reimbursement Of which IL author
lied by an act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN Toa
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGEs TO sUCB
PROPERTY, for Hcrsea lost in the service, and for
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention to procuring PEN
siOns, BOuDties, etc., according to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted disease or the
families Of such have died, or been killed while 10
the discharge OF their line duty such during d
present war
Special care viii also be given TO claims which
have boon heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or IneflcientlY MANAGED
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
andeollecting Claims against che QuaTteFmAslers De,
partment.
ALI Claims placed Ia our hands receive our Pronpa
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney st any distsu,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage our daily int,
course with all the Departments enables us In mo.
cases to obtain decisious much more speedily than
where eli communication and ether necessary dstAD
must be conducted through the mails
To this end, we solicit you TO forward TO US any or
all capea ofsuch character ypu may nom time 10 tns
have presented, and, as is our custom We will mr.
nish you with all tho nscsszsry blanks, and, whop
required, instructions, -
No charge made In any case unless successful
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 3s Cherry Street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
w anted.

Recruits for tho First Tennessee ReRimept OF la
mptry Tor Service IN this Shts by authority OF his
Exceleney Governor Andrew johnson; paw Thlr-
teen DOiiaFs per month. bounty
Hundred aud sixty Acres of Land
The above hegtmcut "a eommandodby Col Gillem, a
splendid Queer, TANa gentlcu an and soldier, and
the Regiment "a the most orderly BODY OF men An ne
seNtqe hhe.hl.st lrnhassee Regiment 10 stationed
In Nashville, and Will always ROMAN In this state
This Is good opportunity for the loyal men 20 vol
rnteer, and save their reputation Tor courage aud
not walt until they are conAcripted. lheclty of
Nashville IL full Of refugees they growl about the
way tho war h conduotod~-but they never propose
to light the enemy, call upon yol 10 come forward
and enlist In tho Vnited statas service especially ali
able bodied men,
Come, rally for freedom, aud strike the last blow
There 10 room in our armies, why will you not-go
Apply 90 JOHN BOGUsKIE
Reoruting oaioe Cherry street, second door from
Boston bakery, thiG side 0f Eifeman's Hail. SEath
Nashville. may .2I-2wR
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05
WANTED.
81 O s. ~

r,s-, .6 :, l. O s T.. a1 49,. tm
YESTERDAY, BETWEEN MABKET AND HIGH
u streets, somewhere between the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroads, Package OF Letters,
one directed 10 "MiehAel DAILY Philadelphia, and
one 20 ' Mr.. Reed,' care VI JAnsb O'ConnOr, New
hofk. The finder viii confer iagor on widow
lady by leaving them ~ this ONCE, ... ....
ApriiT-tf = H..'.... o." 81. .".
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-05

HAsHyHLE, April ~, ls6a.
IN EHAYE THIS DAY SOLD TO GRO. SHIELDS
w IR, and JOHH X. hUMT, our entire interest 10
The Auction aud Commission House, Nos IS and ~,
college street, opposite the howanea Hotel, aud We
take pleasure Ia recommending them 10 the tayofa-
Die Consideration Of al 0Ur frieuds and patrons as
business and reliable msn; aud solicit for Thorn the
vorN liberal patronage aud eOnadonoo that has al.
ways been shown 10 w.. rr..H b.. 10 f.
Sp2o-lm9r. 80 BY. SHIELDS 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15
The European CONGRESS.

The reply Of Russia to the Emperor Napo-
leon : invitation to the European Congress was
delivered on the 9th OF November. It is de-
MEG that Russia demands that the programme
ot the Congress shall he drawn Ut. Primo"
(1o.tsct&Eoii, las IN explanatory uoce with &
formal reply t. the I,ui error,
Switzerland Sent dIje>l acceptance, tut
viii communicate It's reserves.
The official corrcspondetce between France
and England relative to the Congress IS pub
i he'd. 1t fully agrees with the version already
given Eneland first asked Tor the programme,
aud wben it was given replied, in effect, thar
the Congress would not produc" the desired re-
suits, but perhaps makes. matters worse
Some Paris Journals ce.lSyre the policy It Eng
land in holding aIoof Eroua tie Congress.
Al, ices from Paris hint that England rctu-
sal ;f1aY lead France to lorna Il neW ami more
Intimate alliance elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15
IMP 0RIANT AMMO NEE Z n 7 I:
X {; L / t. j.

To THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA: VA.
TSl{UM this day ill after New ! ears day,
J. promi>. TO sell my whole stock Of Dkl
GOODS al the most astonishing cheap prices.
The very best quality OF Ca'ico at 20 cts. per
yard.
De Laines from % cts. 70 80 cts. per yard;
Fine Bl-uchcd Muslin yard wide at 70 CTS. per
ward; Double Shawls, the latest style Out, from
IS 0lnup; all wool Marinoes from 80 CTS, to u
cls PEI yard; Black Cloth Cloaks at all prices
Blankets. the very best quality and all wool,
1T -. % pair; Hoop Skirts with ~ springs 1T
u Is !, u;.il; Hoods CorSetts and hundreds Of
other articles at the same rates.
If YOU want TO save 70 cts on every dollar,
come TO buy your goods at the cheap place OF
s. kUSEW Aid,
IT'S, King street
dec 10-~tf doors above " ashlngIon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15

r,orsr ,Y1ve -.T,-dav various portions u
o.. Dn;,.,,;,t,, ,oovs.oa ware roGerrel IN the
o. Co.,. - tbo different committees anpo;nted.
.L.t .,o,t nh;ob suooostad > caI &c >
.,.~,,sat;o, which vas rpfarrad 70 select co1.-
m,sca", Consisting ot ,1@Ssrs -IeEc!er, = are
hurst tnI lus1'}S and that part Ill fe!eiTsHca -
slavery was referred to Nossrs. Mercer, IT,
no,sy, Blown, Kellam and Whl'ehurat, lho
e9alulilree Oh pr0curuBa~ Executive MAnal"n:
% ~, ~ ''''', II.1 ,,nl,u.4.,,a :. rLa
=: :1-' l-v.~> = T.~, y >J.y,;,,b -. - tho
''>''''''r = '''A1@ 49, ,,I, 1..%atn -
<o'"@E " ''''''Aoc ..',' -. ~. a..
~ o''l'|'1 1o'IT - - ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15

C1HEApEST AND BEST COAL OIL
v THE CITY, BY the barrel, OF at retail, p7
ces as Io1c, or lo1cey than tie lomest-Qualjiy
unrouajrlj- -F0r sale al CUGAN'S,
No. - Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, " !" $,
every variety Of style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dpliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, otnll the new styles,
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
PROMPTLY attcl,t ed to all work warranted.
Patient Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale nov l4-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-15
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Grover d BuLer' S Se,ciny Mochlues,

WIFE have on hand two ofthc above machines
" just received from the factory Having
been sne agents for the sale Of these celebrated
machines TOR several years we can recommend
them with pleasure.
They Hem Fell, Gather and Stitch in the
most superior manner. Parties interested can
see the machine and specimens Of their work
~ calling on LEADbEAIEk W,
Il NO LIT No. 7, South Fairfax street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27
FOR SALE.

NJ ono wishing to purchase Land Ger
t,ic-iea can get bargain by applying
|A,s Office Immediately
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27
pAN ln VI rIlAii.
20 j HALL

tHt lr Cushing IS Nsrioat
1862 u2l 'W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-06-27

" ~. ALLEN Admir-
3 uIirt
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

thor well founded apprebeusons Of danger In the after.
noon u was ssoortsned that about seventy muskcis be
ioneing 70 defunct military organisation storsl
scertan building, and meeting called at the stsloa
house 10 the evening 10 take measures Tor defcuoc
Tho rumofs that ayins around wore mutifar,ous
ana caused greatly 70 ood tho exciteacnt Il was 70.
ported mas Harlem bsidec. which IA IN All unnaished
state the no. bridge At haoobs dsm tho liar ON Rail
foaa bridge, Washington Hail. tho police station house,
au s0ho private residences were % be destroyed at
night iew deierm od men properly organized could
very easily however tho poacc and prevent all
further destruction Of property against any orco that had
yet showed tsclf in that section
Tho Harlem and Now Hayca were no, allowed by
the companies 10 the bridge ana tho Third avenue
city all hauled OH
A stlompt made Monday night TO burn thu
Ha lem bridge. but the woodwork, owiag to tho ran
cou a not be ignitod
During the excitement on Monday night, . gentleman
became much alarmed that no chartered tho Harlem
steamboat Sylvan Grove TO bring him 70 New York and
no landed at Tenth street about O'Clock In tho
morning.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Cd 10 the head with pistol ball. while officers Piatt and
Kennedy we're badly beaten about the body and head.
The crowd, now In full Possession, open the
WINDOWS, and In moment huIdreds oi men, women And
cnidren were 10 the building rejecting from nne stocks
various tastes One big man. who found trouble In
getting Goat to suit him, way up stairs and soon
returned with an armfu Of clothE saying that ne would
select at his leisure. catharne street literally
alive with people bearing on cloahing Tho women, IN
particular seemed intent upon getting possession o sne
spells.
About quarter OF an hour after tho sackng com
menccd, Captain ihysn, who had succeeded IN getting
together force Of about sixty directed Sergeant 20
aney to take mmand and march down Catharine street
taking up the double quick when tho store The Ser
Reant and his obeyed this order Ia gallant style TIE
people met them firmly AZ drst but severe application
OF the locust now compelled them 70 give way. At this
time shot was fred at tho police from house, ana
number OF stout men began again 10 oer resistance
The police thoreupon discharged their revolvcrs killing
ID said two or three, and severely woundlng several
The rcst took to their legs and tho victorious heropo
tans remained IN possession OF thor well earned HELD
Quite number Of them injured, but none mortaiy
In impossible estimate tho amount oi damage done
Nearly all the clothing gone, although thero was an i'm
mense stock on hand. Probably $4,000 will not cover
the loss.
large military force was at midnight in full posses
sion OF the store.
Several other stores In the neighborhood were also
sacked. An sttsnpt upon Lord Iaytors was unsuc-
cssstul only because of the bravery OF the police
The Fourth ward was, as might be imagined In ter
ribs state OF excitement.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
CONTRIBUTIONS.
yixK IN HARLEM

About three O'Clock Tuesday morning tho crowd
moved up Third avenue and whom tho oorner i27h
street thcy placed number OF Tar balls around tho she'd
connected with the hotel and ttcn cot nro to them,
threatening 10 kill any who dared 10 cxtingnish tho
Ore As thcy loft Mr. John Rashcr living
the street. and member OF Twonty Hose ex,inguish
Cd the Are.
They next stopped at Mr. Hanson's planing mill and
turner shop and se. 0re 70 tho premises From here tho
flames extended 70 the adjoining buildings, occupied by
W. IL. vandcrveor, Abrsm u. Myers Mrs. Smith Charles
J sutton, Francis Martini Jane Martin, G. kcmpton, Mr.
Brenners and r Tookcrs. The whole damage amounted
10 about $22 900.
DESTRUCTION or TuE RESIDENCE oF rosr MASTER
wAkEMAN.
About ten O'Clock on Monday night tho peope set nro
TO tho dwelling Of Mr. Abram wakeman IN Eighty seventh
street, between Fourth and fnth avenues, The buld
ting was ransackcd and then nrcd and IN short time
was completely destroyed. The sparks lighted on tho
roof OF the twenty thrd Prccnct house which
caught IRE aud the building totally consumed
occurred il the uork psck ,nr estaplhment Of Rosv
Co, corner OF Houston and Washington streets tue
Whole estahishmcn. was completely destroyed Tho
Are also got into the lumber yard OF weiia Baker,
about 80, 900.
At about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning tho pcope
fred AHcrfon's Hotel on Eleventh avcnGe and Forty
THIRD street, kept by Mr.. oDren The whole of the
building with us contents, wore destroyed lss esii-
The ucxt nre 10 thu, vicinity wax the weehawk,n ferry
house, which totally destroyed
Tho telegraph reported hall past ten O'Clock lsst
nisbt fro In private dwelling n Thirty third street
between fifth and Madison avenues.
ave oclock Last evening nre occurred a 0o Roose
welt street damage triniug
A. eight o'ciick n are occurred In Batavia street
damage not known
AZ half past O'Clock last night word received
AT the police headquarters that large body ~ people
Thomas street, routing out tho negroes IN all
directions.
AZ past O'Clock last evening tho people broke
into the clothing store or Mr. Sengcr corner " avenue
u and Secoud stfcet and sacked the store.
A. eleven O'Clock crowd al boys broke into sugar
house st 81 second street and set u on nre.
Shortly after O'Clock tire occurred 81 - Stone
street, said 10 no nrc IHmsce not known
About eight ocl OK Monday night tbo copIo entered
tho porter house Captain John iuGy royo~t Marshal
40 Grand aud agtcr throwing the contens of The
into tins street set nrc 10 ths building The nsuen
wcro soon premises. and st nrst driven back
by the crowd but afterwards. when the building vas
wrapped Ia flames they allowed 10 get To work and
thus PREVENTED the Ore from extending 70 tho adjoining
buildings. The building Was oatifey destroyed h~s
about ts 600. All the papers connected with the enrol
ment removed from the building before tho dis
tarbance occurred
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
THE TROUBLE IN HARLEM.

M the ancient village u Harlem, the quiet d which
bsl,eve has not been before disturbed sncs ihe old
Holland Dutch were the residents, was yesterday IN
state of excitement bordering on frenzy On Monday
evening few persons banded together and perambuatcd
Third and only attracted considerable alton
ton but viewed owing 70 the excited condition
tho public feeling, with moro than ordinary suspicion.
No demonstration made. however until about -four
ocIcok yesterday morning. when tho alarm u ore
raised tb~n asceriained that the building on The
sauhwcsi corner Of hird sud One Hundred and
Twenty ninth stree, had been sred, ana bsas .
wooden structure speedily snveloped IN fsmss
The nrcmen came promptly 10 the rcscoe
and bestowed all their energies towards subdains the
thrcaisnng oonaasston Before however. thsir efforts
we're crowned with eli hs buildings we're destroy
ID. The pars of tho busd,nss we're occupied %
stores and tensnted a. follows
Joasthsn Hanson, steam turning establishment Loss
5000
samuel Christie. Who s foremsn a Hook and Ladder
compsny No 7, sash aud blind factory. Io~ ~ SO
George sherman esrren,er and builder Lnsa 81 loos
James p. Rssmn~, cal yId Loss y oss'. vs'1.
carts. &c, s7.oos.
Charles Iooksr, feed stoss. Loss o. ,ooo
C. Ksmptoa, eating saloon. Loss u, 30
Mrs soufhsrton. confectionery. Lo@s $50
wim.m Muller. boos sna sAos s.crs. Ls~ u -
Charles ss,,on. hotel. Loss u 30.
WIN. u vsnfsvcer, scsA store. Lnas a 900.
During xondsy nigh, wsshIavtoa Hall ~ss shressseed
and everything movable taken out u lhs baldiss
but 40 isis A. sis O'Clock 'ass evening Nismgs -
made 10 Gre The p<eniss rss hossi The vsss slis
rhrd avenue corner u One Busdred ~ rvsnss ssvses
street uaa set On Gre but the n&mss szisSssLs
! before much damage vas doos.
ne bsHgssest made their appsarssos sss'a IN Ihr
sycrue sDgai three o'clck yssssrdsy sfssrroo. fbc
| -ss Dot over hy IA nanbes and wsrs 1Isst rss''
Win sicks ., -four tsst n,s vocd and ball eists, an
e,eh uosc N M, ks branch n vespsns vilcv. ne
marched up The and tso, and cfosssi Bsrs'
b,sss snaging themselves The -ay BY ofsafins N
/ "a. any Tney 10 hosis hca iouedrr, % Mo-
uaYsa a. me rvrpss 0 ndseirg 'be wossus"a 70 -
TIER r,rsf b., shss sseces issy ns' -nh ss az y
,~sru 1ssy as soi ci.ss>~i v b. en-nsssns@'is
nn y.uorss,, aaf Gbey rressed ~ aasssra
| inlssrosa1o,is.
IL. psopas q n.isu yesterday spfssssf = b e.
ssetx assssess~. - ss@ sAS.'ssss = 49, - 60
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
THE MlliIAHv.
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rivrH nsoiss~r.
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nsAn.ssxss~s, ywr~ nsv rcss ycuyrsss.
An rs,arrsa vsun,ssrs sLs sns osiss rsssnsnas ss
vssh " enroll ,hsms~ss a . oo~fs " sspy'~s tbs 90
,.,vs 81 rs. a ID. issh a Jsiy ., ths s~.a,susr,
- tb~ yrih rsyiw.nt, No ia Wos1vsy. ~ syeh ashfm
s,,ss VIZ ..~'.rss ss [ ss IN ). $500 A. "a sss-s
ss r.sss.tsa 70 ostas fs-Sa sss ss~ thor slss"' -
e'.,o, !. ses.rs asn ~ ". ss,,..er e, 49, r,,s0w,
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A rr,svsD., aals,sat
TWELFTH KEgsrrr.
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,hss,,y frosr csss~. s-aafess = osss.ss -
,s,s.s .s.ss,.'. s.s,,. 49,. =, 49,. $1,000. -ssrs
AZ rsssrnss vossn,e~v' 80 .ni.s,s ....'s
.,sy,,,yu glslsgsT tssofssxzsl.
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g. ,.sasia az kess Ns hsfs.t ~ 1s - tssst -
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$3.50 JsIy ls Al kah s~sa St. ee'tes, ~ u -
hsgs 1s~vsl VI " ftfts
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,utpsy-3svxwra nssfsnsf.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-15
THE TROUBLE AT Yoaxvnlf.

rhs ben'sersais. - . bsdy, were sovs fosmsds.
bic ., Yorkvnis tbss ~ Harlem. rbs residence
Of cslcnsi Nsseut. In Eighty sirth street. bssuesn
nlrd and vOarh avsanc. erss VISITED and
everything resovea from the hssss 10 the street
ana destroyed BY ihs is'srsied p~sps rh> dcor. sad
v,nc~s .ere smashed n sns -,gps~ ssS
sss hooae snlnsly saesed. rbey ttaa sbsaios
"ro rnr novsr o. rOsrsAwrsn wisrsAsi"
. v.s,y s,v.a,h street, setseea ro4rts and rRs ave.
-. a vsssA ~ 60 NsusA. sss nss.- y sksnAA1
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
Dreeks' Clothing store In Catharins
street SaekeA.
pxappaArD ATTACK ~ THg P0LuCn-rHB
BEATEN.

BKAfnN.
last night about nine O'Clock Captain Bryan, cf the
Fourth ward. received sosics ,ha. - attack vs
semplsted upon Brooks ciothins ssors In Catharss
street. corner d Cherry, and Immediately nosIse4
Tho osn,ra oncs, and detached Sergeant Finney with
occrs pis and Kennedy, 70 keep guard until reinforce
meat. arrived. Tbs o1cers rsnaised At their post uas
a, la, the crowd Increased largely numbers and b.
rsn pressing towards the store rhsy .Ass attempted 70
force ,bem back ny 70 b able 70 preserve The pesss
unsil the expected AID arrived.
ms was the signal, bo~sver, fos great dspnssrs-
,lou. Women pushed forward the mes, The ohIdrca
shouted oui rrcar opcn the store" vu, Al isss,
raj hundred excited people fea apon ns ooosss and
peal Ghcm terribly Ihcy .ss hard axst saoosisd "a
xsssA4sx "a srlsA hu4s, sxksass knnG M .Inuk
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

he would not hesitate 70 shoot0ot with blank cartridges
but with ball Ho uly carried this determination Qua,
and probably. By his decisive action saved tho eastern
section of tho city from extensive oonnagration.
man, named Wallace kbbo, Of Company Y, T~eifth
regiment, badly beaten about the head Forty
third street.
A msn, named Thomas Quinn, was arrested, chargci
with beng Of tho alleged murdcres o! tho negro no
was hung an Cafksi ~ street
man. named Henry Ieck, was badly beaten ia SIXTH
avcnus near Thirteenth strco by number o. persons.
ad lad the timely interference OF iruds
he would bocn beaten dcstn.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
Injurod Persons Received - the ouy
Hospital.

Tho following persona received from the d,aorent
conlc,s throughout tho city tho CITY Hospital ycstor
day
-- Gafney, gunslict wound, corner Of Ridge snd
Bfuaina
Henry ,orwin. gunshot wound corner of Ridge and
Brnnmc streets.
VIM Murray, gunshot wound, corner cf Broomo and
Pitt streets.
John TOBY, scalp wound. Forty second street. near
Third avenue.
Joseph hnlhullen, guns hot wound, Pitt street.
John Morton. nght twenty Eocond street
and Second avenue
Thos. Markin bayonct wound
John X. Hl, gunshot wound Twenty ninth srcct, near
Eighth avenue
Joshua Iiodgron runshoi wound 10 arm, Twenty ninth
street, near Eighth avenue.
Edward Dipplc, gunshot wound, Twenty ninth strec,
Eighth avenue.
Christopher Roberts sunsho, wound In arm, Twenty
ninth street near bgbth avenue
Chaz. II. Davis, gunshot wound In arm, Twenty nrst
etrooS, Strth
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
vouys sHor.

Probably the feature OF the Array 10 ths neigh
borhood the death Of the two three unfortunate
vomen who happened 70 be on the ground At the time
One womsus saved by the tmsly services OF DR..
X d. Connery, who extracted . ball from her pesson.
This eenemsns valuable services were brought into re
QUESTION other places where number Of parties bad
been wounded 1bese events, Of course, infame the
other women Of that ward and they turned out large
force their relatives and friends when any oppor
tunity should happen.
QUIET CONES os-ecnrEs AYrHR rHn CONFLICT.
Al -four O'Clock everything vas comparatively quiet
whore tho real nghtng bad takea place. An immense
crowd however still remsned. They we're not coogre
gated In solid but were assemo.d in groups
few yards apart Of about two hundred each There
no boisterous discussou q any description The people
Of studied eass and sd not make any
remarks of blood dthirsty nature Every brow had its
frown, every np vas compressed some CHEEKS ~ere
banchsd-uos with fear but with that ins<nss anger
which gives the ssrdonic an expresson
There Was not word uttered counsenz cessation, but
Vigorous prosecution Of the work In which they we're
engaged was oounselled. Tho shades of evening
stealing tire scene Zach house Of business vas
closed and private dwellings had thor doors and windows
properly barred and locked. darkness wa rapidly
stealing on, and the crowd stI fingered around.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Tho sight sa this time W" certainly a . nature
svhr.i might innict tie painful thought q fear
,oa no sioulcst hesrt There not much
eiamor or noise q any descrp,bo. bit se,tisd and
Se,ermined appearance the peculiar cinractcrs,lc
bf each individual. All SEEMED ,measd With ,hs, one
Hsss do. u .ssssanes ala NJ m~,Iel Eass sask-GlA
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

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