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i'--7. cavalry. in their RAID In May las: through
go IL! OF Hanover took from nt, 81 my Residence
e e'' o.: Church, Hanover a valuable IRON GREY
h'" yror- Old about five fee, high usual fall
~ q -'nr aLd tail, and when taken. lame from a
r'' We Tisa' fo:e foot just above the hoof. the
- h.n Ca, I'D OF be had or shoes bpt l!;tA worn
=. re '-- excep. she left fore foot, from which the
I- -ai been 20 ccd off
-. -'ias 'aai N consequence OF bis Iameness, sid
"a Doe left Ia o"Gi= OF me lower counties oil Fir
-. ''"'e .h-F-d the above reward for his recovery
-''= bad been he property of one OF two sons who
%':is on ;he ba: tie Geld Of Sharpsburs. aud was.
800 wing would be.Rn-ueuto. which none but
-. a. '-r,svsd father can fully appreciate.
'~f SZERJEI,
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At this O. lice, rapid Penmau, who writes u
plain hand, to mail papers.
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Hnn LES Eng s r. !iIrd - i.r.i.,.
D.SNtN H. ~ los rn...u. L";. s....t. .rfi.-.
..l''I - IIuc. r.un'. - -, nos C.ue
i.'Oll Y il l'in:, do ,ir.
$3.50 10y l.e.chrd Sn h r1,I s"lrriy-.
l., - OUNCES Qniuin". I'cti'is,
"Ub ra-.- Oryr Il, lim,s LII. ..rs.
50 10. Span ~ Iuii o,
!Uphox.- f. s,i-h HinI, 81 t;r,-- ~. ,raua l2,.a.
2pkg. superior Bran = 10 ta. 49,,
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All Of the above II dr"c, iTf",A'u. nj '.~ ra.c ~
rII;L!p WINIH'E.
Dir"c' IIr rr't rTI--. s..
W.T.. 10 -, II .y.- s,r.,'. Ch.r.,,. n - G.
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VI r G 4 y \ \ d II 5 Il T. y"
b. SALlE KnNuESuIE EnI,u = l-..--A-.-- *

VI O r G 4 \ 4 \ d II 5 :! T. ~
By SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD ~. l..Us,v-.-. ~,
author y &c raCr Trumt ~ 1i.s BEEy ., 'I.....,o
Of Free Masonry. 49,. &c
Com lvf- III yotuiilr, al s3 ~.
L T. read will he sra,t:."h ,ui-v a. 'Er-'C " IN.
teir,' OF Er :C3is' s;ar!hTG a'U,s Sad h ~
NATION al - c"rrrc history. The hl.l,,i H.I
u !e T>Irr"ic- book pTesvn ~s e, l"r -
Cou-id ring / ~ work ~ art u la}.,a- r'' l'
that IrJGii' Il Il, ~ '3,ir,ir,! ',-g...
On cruun az l." -Csrcty Oi ult'"rlt.., ." .un'
p-l~d 10 reduce kl- .,:ui %
very uTc.r'riu. tor hr ..-:
he able !" publish srcuuE i'r.r ~, ih'- o. 20 80
copy &! ~; historical %ov"! ~ no. ~" goo c.!
in :iHr. y II rrIlL L.
Jane Film 'a..a ~.
harm FOR ShLE..- n:n Authorized go .
L.unrr,n.s county. wHiu 80 ir..- "t n !-'ur r.i.
VA ;l' Il ctiTvud 'I bIvir HsE"nL. al. l.a,.l
iU.tr fr"ll Pleasant Grove P.-,l,.rr.
The IMPROVEMENTS ;vH-t"rv wood IlF'".i -
lIOrsr, rnn'hnIn rIsu; rooms. k,'a,. H.'' ., III
Carriage IiOu..>. uirr. B.aCAsI.l. 81, r. ":.-.-,,
Stnhlrr AID 9th, r"uhpus'-
The Land j. III, !"i IIru i,I- u',r -,.d ',".r- -
w"i. III Gov I. cad ulIIId ;u'h JT"0ia." OF .'i.
" h.r; "t;- IUhnyc.ti srn~,vs. iH"rrI Is ."t''T'J
81 ypui,.Ey !uIl'td on '.r .Dr t. 70 .. r.
l.rg, U!c!Iart ch"rr poe. I,rs lIl-
plum, Cherry AMI da!!,On. L" ~, - r ~ i
ply ir the place in i"" year.. IA H""'s"'.. '.!
VIII! ornamental and !Iit iTrvs -" .'c.tui - '-..y
LIid nriN hh"rGuud good
For !UI;a.: p".LCI!grs. mtdFr.s
! ! ri.'EEStN.
Williamsburg y. O.. Charlotte" ,"I..iy, "a.
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The advertiser wishes & ~ ~ NV q 'r:.'l rAfN.
with good improvements. .nn here M ,Hu ''"nI
aai Dwnvi!l San ''si sail ;. ny 'rr,u l.N.
ing rGch pn" TOR sac vii. by .dt.,. Be- p.
%. boa tF2. ~ X chr Odd. WITH T. ii Lai.c, gIi n
lnr,, rrcriYe nI U.iit HttrliIln. l..
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rrncs SPECIAL SERVICE NAVY DHPTr.J
IuLN n.i I-iI

tffiCE SPECIAL SERVICE NAVY DhPi T.
July 9f. i-,J
c.10O EEWiRD.-RsLaway' r.'n ~. 2...y -.
- w biz. Oh .,ar'ay nigh. y -, nrSr 0;
named Ulysses. ,wn.d b. } IN 7. ,.,";r, H. 70.
county. Va. AID nIi-i IN III, D.piE - " ..
rulatto, ahout /, years Of ac- wei ,t.'. l...,
Is about 'r-t In:Le- kis,: supp s.io o. p! 81. :
his Tey II the enemy on TIE PanrlA~y -. r"'Tar
f sC0 Ill be paid .or the .errn 2, ,. /" ,"'.l u
flee. JOAN u. PA T. l.,
July Civ Ll-ut. -.
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SODA ASH.

IN 600 LBS. ENGLISH SnDN ASH ju,' -.
lp.OOO ceiY.d Ia o'.g r'm' 'lui { ale ~
rIILIF HIHEMAS.
TiEcct. lir"' r'"r e. y gg-. Sc,
" T-e.' No. 9 IIayGcsr.e,, (. q ,s,on : C.
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.I0RG AND HIS M.

EEG leave 20 aUuogrc 10 Tue pubs .uu ! has. lHst
4 tIslen l!r publication 80: tie Eret It:tni NOV Ii
81 :ts second VIZ u: Independence III. !!
RAIDS AND ROMANCE
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June l7-lm A.Cuart"'in r'T-nltnc arg,
THE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY

'HE books Cor subscription TO the capital stock Of this
i company ars open At the Banking House OF R. II
HAURY 4 CO. Juns Fats
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II q Il = 4 7. I: .

Valuable Unu.cbod md Kitchen Furn:tnrc.
Ir,mrL,;e the sale ri h- a1pv properly, vi
eli ,Ih. pac- all the II"r,,L,i AID EIrrl Fur
nj ura b.IOn iuE the tn! g: .Il y I!'yG
ThI. Furniture cpi.sis:s VI tie u.u. v'i-v + ,i-
j. VI. II TD,
jy7-4: Admr. Of james Il d.
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Just as we go TO press We learn that the
rebel retreat is towards Wiiiamsport through
uaScrstVwm hy several roads, and that Fred
erlck and the South Mountain are held by u
large Federal force. There is Il probability
vi another battlc 1T or near Antietum.
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STtSTED--A HORSE %nG.N sd n.
w Ness ALI il; GOOD caud,; tuI :, s...-. 1909
wi. IL. -. app, - IA nN .'.:L.NhS.
yunr IL .a.... o.. ,..Is -ir.''s.
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GEO. ". MrSFuRD,
sec'y L: TIE Commit.
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LAEEsT FROM TIE UNITED STATES,
YANKEE REPORT OF DEFEAT OF LEE

YANKEE REPORT OF DEFEAT OF LEE.
The Baltimore American of Monday
evening, July 6, represents the Confederate
army as totally defeated ut Gettysburg, and in
wild retreat towards Virginia, closely pursued
and almost cut off from the river. The "Amer-
cam is notorious, however, rs 4 most unscru-
pulous abolition paper, and his account is
probably as grossly exaggerated US our own
first wild dispatches. There was the strongest
necessity, ut Baltimore above all places, to
represent the Federal army US victorious, be-
cause there was mos. imminent danger Of Bal
timore city rising in instruction. We give
the "American's" history us we lind it but
it is toe clear that our army has been obliged
10 retreat:
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CAROLINE LAND Fol. SAhL.
7 DFEEL Fox St-,r: pR.SL .'Elh STi

wiiiir,Lurg p. o, Charlotte ,"C..;! va
rAr y..-rtf
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
THE CONsCRIPTIoN.
~ "a Pr ~ a-tt" ---iN y h p7hNff
Exempsi0ns for Physical Defect
Ada Surplus In TOwns,


10 regard to the claims to exemptions on the
ground of pby ysical defect, the following insiruc.
tiOna 10 the examining surgeons will give the
applicants an idea Of what Is necessary to ex-
cuse them; -isu
!, The duty Of inspecting drafted men and
Of Hetormning whether they are tt or unfit for
tho military service Of the country, requires the
utmost impartiality, skill and circumspection
on the part of the enrolling surgeons and Board
of Enrolment, for upon tho manner In which
this duty 10 performed will depend In o very
gfeat degree the efficiency of the army, ~
r III. ln the examination, of drafted men, the
examining surgeons will bear ID mind that the
object Of the Governments is TO secure the SER
vices Of mon who are effective, able-bodied,
sober, and free from disqualifying disease.
+. III. = The examining surgeons will also re-
member that the object Of the drafted men in
claiming exemption may be to escape from ser
vice By pretended. simulated OF fictitious dis
eases, or by exaggeratng or aggravating those
that really exist, and that the design of substi-
tutes frequently Is to conceal disqualifying In.
fTmities. e@a pfra
NV. The examination of q drafted man BY
the examining surgeon 10 to be conducted In the
day time, In the presence OF the Board Of En-
rollment, and In room well lighted and sufi.
cisntly large for the drafted man to walk about
and exercise his limbs. which he must be re-
qulfed to do briskly. The man 10 to be exam
ined stripped.l The principal points TO be as
cortained are as follows; 1l,sst
i. Whether his limbs are we'll formed and
sufficiently muscular; whether they are either
liberated or extensively cioatfized; whether be
hes free and perfect motion Of ell his joinis and
whether there are no varicose veins, tumofs
wounds, fractures, dislocatlous or sprsins that
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The Drafted Colored Men.

All tho colored men enrolled under the pres
ent draft are TO be separated from the white
conecripts by Provost shals, and consolidat.
ed into the nearess colored regiments or oomps-
MES being organised In the several States. In.
stru?tions to this effect have been sent to the
officials Of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island -
Colored oonscfipts in Pennsylvania are to be
rendezvoused ct Philadelphia, in the camI
commanded BY Col. Wagner; in Ohio at Camp
Delaware; in Rhode Island st the camp of the
First Company Colored Heavy Artillsry; In
Maryland and Delaware at Washington. Col
lored troops from New York, it is thought, will
be rendezEoused at Washipgton.--Wash. Dor,
NJ. Y. Tribune. ..s. uuv
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..,L ..aM % 500 lIaL sAb,tnlL c
aS.-T.--1s6O-x. '.-'. @,s s.
brakes Plantation .Bitters,

Ii ..-.f-.al.. ..--I lLpU "a ...- f
They syeats q bs.,sh, .,n.,,. wa
,w,,... 49, .,.-.,.' y, .pp'A'o' ..
- sn''u0'o 70 cnange OF water and diet
mss ....so%o ene0'' Of dissipation and late hour
na NY ssiens'non 'no system and enliven the mind.
10y pn.sn. mia'maslc and Intermittent fevers.
IVY putny inc pfeAtn and acidity OF the stomach.
1ss. s Cars cur. py'pspsn ~, ana Constipation an
They cure Liver .oa % n.rSa,. - u.sa.%. ]
rhsy are the best pitter. n tna vo,,S Thss r".r,
the weak man strong. and AZ. srb,u,,ea ara.,
re.torer They ara oomno.sd NJ ,bs o.,.h,.,aa
BARR, cs,csr,lis psr p.sse,,on nssm1',,,a 800.
Lavender Flowers Wintsrv,ssn An,.s Ic,o,.r. .nra.
Orange Peal sn.kssoot, oanvay. Ooranasr, Burdocl a
M. ,.,,s.,,- - - s.o.- ~ r.,
80. 'amp'o 0r 'ne testimony daily re-
9N'ssS' ''s' IsaaI =. :, suealh 1871. n.I
~ 3S S, aaon., q, ,sunrthTIDDET,s q os,ioF,
ut-lfiI .ir WoPofrNATi, o., January l', 1869.
t1ulgt d -
=. ~, sHen youI @ rAn~non bitters 70 hundreds OF
a. wno ''op mere, more or less disabled
~ "n' 'n' sn'0' .. /" mo'' hArVei0n'
: "nu ~ s's,iis'ns' n. - no
Sueh preparation as ils heartily wish 10 evbry
%% ann " every n0'pi'a' and at hand on every battle
,sss.asG q. WI D. AxbRxv.. supsriu,sDdso ot.
s.a. .Hgn1 . J--si L1i..I0srff 7 il-
w.m,,,a,o, ~, WISIispt y y hoTs5t ,ss,
f,srrrr,,,s. G w. ,.r,,.. ..,s
Plantation Blt,sy, tbs non,,s IN. =, ~h,.. s. -
creasss with the g,,e.t. a, orr hor,. : = -"
..lo3 Rsspsctfully, srKs, CHADWICK Co.
.+y,S 80 u.sI3----i ..5pLU- -a ..
l.isdg cLryELAsp, Dec ., lSVH. 7;
Il ..Lf. nad been 80 Ill with Liver
Son r. - ',pspna .nAs was compelled 70 aoan'
p,,..-s .ou nieo Do''ios VI 'no fian'a'iop
They are the best medicine ever used and ,bail
deavor to make them known. Please iufotm me- what
s.-T.-ls8o-x. means. a7o o.. 90 81 IT
l.s'.H Yours, truly. te II. n, Kisauyv.
L.Q-. 3-- -t I7l-', %
Dl'lw. on'ld,, 'uIs.on Of the Tenth Vermont regi,
o,.- , "lN "'sn every soldier had bottle Of
,.o, s.s De. .nsy arc tne most ehectys' per-
~ 'iDNt '1 A-'e'' 'Onlc s,i ever used u'ssdd'n5I 20
,z1C GALrHoumb LouisynLE, XIV. Dec. 81, 1861 M
desurs, p r. I'm .rv A. a.. II - 4 = ! ~
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Morgan Routed neaf snIineville-He
IL AftorWard OaptufedSh

CLsyn,sD. July 25ez MsIor Way. with tMo hundred
and ty Of the Oh Michigan cavalry, to
al engagement athree o'clock to-day, tw mile. from
salineville Ohio, and routed him, capturing Two nund
red and forty pfiBonefh.u ono IOi ID tdUI1
Morgan, with three hundred men escsped, but were
all eapthitdbS Sbaekleord et three O'Clock
p. NJ. to-day near New Lisbon. Morgan and stan are
now prisoners st Weilsyllis, ohio.ti bdjl35
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Ths People Of fMississIppAIsoady for

CAIRO, July e6.-Maj ajorGepenl Logan and Colonel
Rawlings, Of Grants staff arrived here to-day. They
report sherman had returned to jackson. He reports
TO Grant that leading czens Of jackson and surround
which Msssippi may be restored 10 the Union. Both
army and people OF that section completely dspir
ited and ready for peace They Blaked their ali on
pcksbuTg, and 1t has fallen. They clung 70 Johnston az
q last hope, and he Is entirely vanqunhed.
General Logan was received here with many marks Of
respect. - .,.
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Pariiculars lcI otPs Capture Of Jack
First steamer r;arEived,HtNew Or


ST LOUIS, July s6.-Specials from Memphis. July %
give pAfticuars OF the oeeupation OF jackson On the
Goth portion Of force under Cen Psrke, made the
attack and met By legion Of now Tscrpits from
South Carolina, who after an engagement OF half an
hour retreated With loss OF thres hundred Our men
occupied their position until next morning. when they
made second advance and discovered thu rebels had
evacuated setting e to number Of houses containing
oofnmissary and q1artermaser stoIes which we're en-
tIsy consumed with forty other buildings gnited from
the houses hred blythe rebels The city vasat once
oupled by Sherman, who sent cavalry fofce 20 interrupt
communication and prevent the army OF Johnston from
Joining Bragg, which it was supposed no would sndeav
" The n uc rebel army ii, but Its behind So deliberate
ly had they iss the Plaes toOk iThsr sick
With them.
Deserters are coutinpsily eomIngin frsl gsbnson's
army, who express Themselves dl,sstsed wh The shape
the campaigns tangs and are ailling 10 throw down
their arms and take the oath Of allegiance.
The Federal loss 10 the variouhskrmhhes assaults
amounted 10 nine hundred men. Few people we're
found in the place. moBt Of them foreigners. Pembsr
ton was cursed literally a. taii0r and unworthy Of
confidence.
AZ VicksbaIg the Federal WORKS are being svslsd and
the rebel forheauons put into moro perfect condition.
number OF the Federal guns are being mounted, and
the place will be held % hrst class military fortinca.
ton. S'' ~ l''-
- LATER. ssi1sa COS
By arrival Of the steamer Imperial I've have advices
from New Orleans to the l7th, Port Hudson 18th and
New Orleans, having arrived on the 10Th. On her ar
rival the landing was crowded 10 suocaon eople
II almost impossible to convince them that Vicks-
burg and Port Hudson had fallen,
A large number Of prisoners captured atPort Hudson
are Joining the Federal army.
All quiet at Vicksburg. papf ILL
The new Orleans Picsyune quotes gold l55 Exchange
on New York ~; aud bteriing k63sszzz----a
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30 N"' WAR DEPARTMEET, ''" }
PRovosT MARSHAL -GENERAL's OFFICF,
WAsHINaroN d. C July l9. \

70 'A1N~A0NaS' St1ulJ AVs J-fnI
His Excellency John A. Andrew, Governor
State of Massachusetts,, Boston, Mass: geo
SR:-The enrolment ac. only provides that,
in assigning to the diHytets of State the
number OF men to be furnished therefrom, The
President shall take into cOnsiders alton the num-
ber Of volunteers and militia furnished by and
from said State, and the period of their service,
etc. t..H .... .s.. -...
If, however, itshall be made to appear to the
Provost Marshal General by the Governor Of any
State that particular towns to which quotas
have been assigned have heretofore actually
furnished surplus of men over their quotas,
an order will be issued disohargng from the
service Of the United States a number OF men
called into service by the present drafe from
said towns equal to the surplus proved to have
been furnished heretofore. Towns will thus
get credit actually for their excess on former
calls. '' 81
The number of men thus discharged from
the service will be added 70 the next aubsequent
quota Of the Congregational diitrict to which sAid
tOwns belong. ., .,.,. 500 ..,. E
en-, sir, very respectfully,
Your obetient servant,
JAMES B. FRY,
.n ... Provost Marshal. General
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$40 LOAN,

no" io' o limited period to be obtained at par,
msy, after the arst of August be vitbdravn,
'..i-e 5hhB = y assii1',i - n - Isi N
a The improved condition Or M,l,tarv ..,,. ana ,ha
constant succession Of vOtorI,s ,oo.tbsr ,,,, 49,,
plstlon Of the preparations for t,s ,,.. =,
dsd Millions Of legal Tender uotes Or
Treasury Nots renders the Issuing of further long on
permanent loans, at present exceedingly doub,tai
The Loans Of the Government, naurinp In 1891. ara
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

San FRASorsoo, July 25.-Busfnsss dhii, No i'm
proyement looked for before the middle of August As
we generally have several dull weeks besween spnng
sndsll Trade price fsr nsy wheat seems s''AO'neo'
etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

would impede hls marching, or prevent contin-
uous muscular exertion. T.
2 Whether the thumbs and fingers are com
plete IN number, are vol formed, and whether
their motions are unimpaired. s.a MOD
3. Whether the feet arc sufficiently arched 10
prevent the tuberosity Of the scaphoid bone from
touching the ground; whether the toes are
complete iuanumber, do not overlap, are not
joined together, and whether the great toes q,
free from buniops.
4. Whether be has any inveterate and exten.
sivs disease OF the ekin a 81
u 5. Whether he is sufficiently intelligent, IA
not subjeetto oonvulsions, and whether be has
received GDy confusion or wound of the head
that may impair bis faculties. .'| ia
6. Whether his hearing vision and speech
ore good, and whether the eye and its appen-
dages are free from ,disqualifying diseases,
Whether he has sufficient number Of teeth
In good condition to masticste his food properly,
endlto tear his cartridge quickly and With ease
The cartridge Is torn wish the inoisOr, canine or
biouspid teeth
8. Whether Bile chest is ample add Ven form.
cd, In due proportion TO hls height, aud With
power OF full expansion. jisgc gf sltl
Z 3. Whether there is,aoy a!rpot,ral Or serious
FUNCTIONAL disease Of the heart -, 81
10. Whether the abdomen ls well formed
and not too pFotuberant; whether neither the
liver or spleen are considerably enlarged, and
whether the rectum and anus are Tree from dis
qualifying diseases.
II. Wbsther the spermatic cords and testes
are free from diseases which would impair hid
efficlencyj whether the testes are within the
scrotum; whether he has any rupture.
12. Whether there is any organic disease of
the kidneys or bladder, or permanent structure
Of the ufothra. 3 ls0..,. ggt4 I..- -1n
l3. Whether his ply scal devalopme entis good,
and constitution neither naturally feeble or i'm
paired by disease, habitusl intempersncs, OF
solitary vice; whether he is free from phthiais,
scrofula, and constitutional syphilis, ana whether
no lie epilsptio, imbecile, or insane" nj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE
National Banking Associations

CoAAUNITiEs and CAPITALISTS now
contemplating the formation Of NATIONAL
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS, under SEC
RETARY CHAsE's BILL, passed at the late
session Of Conge,s, are reminded that the &.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28
mexico Declared an Empire.

. NEW YoRK, July H.-The Roanoke, from Havana
22d, hss arrived An arrival FROM Vera ofas, on the
18Th a Havana, states Mexico was declared an Hmpre
on the 10Th, and Macmillan, or AustriA, proclaimed
Rmperor II he will accept; II not, Napoleonds to CO.
lect ones ealutes were fred at Vera Crux In honor Of
the event, l.'h9 pa Lnt Aal Lfi0 iaGg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The steamboat Boston was 40.
cdenally burned on Saturday above Portsmouth, Ohio.
Loss $ssoooi insurance sls goo. rtg9 M
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l- Jeff. Davis's LibrAry oap,ussd.

NEW YORK, July N.-The correspondent Of tho Her
aid, dating jackson, Miss, July 2h reports the libra.
ry Of Je. Davis has been captured oomprsng several
bushels ofprvate and political pspers Of tho arch traitor
There them several letters seoesaen dated
back to 1852, and the whole collection will bring 70 light
the secret history Of secession The letter are from
both Northern and Southern traitors.
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THE DRAFT In coNnEcrIcuT.

!, The Hartford Times of yesterday hasSth fol.
lowing: We neglected to notice, among the
lucky men who are drafted Mr.. .Brandegee
the Congressman elect Of the New London dis.
trict, and TWO Republican, edtors in New Hs-
ven-Mesers. NorthTop, Of the Palladium, and
Woodward, Of the journal 81 These gentlemen
can all be congratulated on their good luck In
attaining posltion TO do personally the SER
vice which they have so industriously urged ,up-
on the favorable consideration OF otheFa. Five
Of the Journaps printers. three OF the Pal
ladiam's, aud ,oper efethe Reqstsyis rIwpre also
drawn. Oae Of the ehployees Of the Times Of
fee, James Reilly,a voter IN this town, was en-.
rolled, and stood Q chance Of draft iu the Sec
ond sub. .disirict In Hartford on the 18th Inst
Hiansme did not bapyen TO be. drawn. Bot 10
New Haven they succeeded Ia pulling It out on
the 18Th inst. and sent him Q notice to appear
at tho rendezvous or be considered o desarser,
Whether. they pulled at hihfor o oonaoript In
any other disrict does not apposr.o Another
employee In the Times office, G. P. WAtfous,
was drafted on Monday for the Third sub dis
tFict, and the governments win get $300Out Of
him, earned at iheyate of % day atype slick;
ing. He has not been notified from any other
District 81 Iet. Indeed he cane afford 10 pay
on many pu!ls of the kind. Whilst il will coat
uttu Vnu nunuhSN hht HttI hutet teJp WVAIn sup
porting himself In the meantime from other
sources, It Fill keep the war going iust about
The Hartford lConn.) ,Tim.s Informs Us that
tho exemptions OF drafted men, by surgeons
certifcsteD, In various parts Of New England,
aimee the yoomInenoemenB OF the Federal oon-
scriptlons amount 10 tho enormous proportion
OF sbouE sevenv.three per cent. 1t IL, indeed,
estimdted by6nAny that the exemption will
roach eighty per cent, !, Bat we will call u
seventy three. u Qi the balance IL would aeem
thstSas o general thing about twenty-five out
Of the twenty seven have asd 10 paris unknown,
aud the strong PROBABILITY 10 that, In most Of
these cases, the fugitives from their own homes
will make good their escape, In spite Of the ac-
tivity Of the Provost MarahAls, leaving d net fs-
ault OF, at the moet, ten men out Of every hunda
red drafted, who will be mustered into the SER
vice. ,aa1oH afhliaWG XGQTa CET A
Good for them! rpS9 tssnoe! !sg Mg "a
One Joel Green, belonging ID Rocky HILL
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nov io' . limited period to be obtained at par,
may after the arss Of August, be withdrawn.
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Manufacturers, uslpg Machines, will
md II the best article known for Oe.
mentng tho Channels, as IL works
without delay, ID not elected by any
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