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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
why the Draft Has Failed Z

That is the question. An Administration co.
temporary gives what be regards as the true
explanation, as follows: 3, fqg..,. as
The War Department Appointed Professor
Lieber 10 frame . ist Of CAUSES for exemption
for tho government of examining boards. The
learned professor exercised his profound re-
search to discover diseases, ailments aud illl
that flesh Ia heir to, that would form pretextl
for granting certificates Of exemption. He
succeeded In producing catalogue Of enos.
nous length and susceptible OF endless abuse
He opened hole as vide as Q barn dour
through which two hundred thousand drafted
men marched out 10 double 6le. He establish.
ed standard OF physical perfection 60 high
that only here and there d man was found equsl
TO ii, r rH .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
The Use To Be Made Of the Draft Com
lo. mutation Money.

Washington dispatch states that the re
ceipss Of money paid BY drafted men, under Ih'
three hundred dollar Communication clause In th'
Conscription sc., amount already to nine mlllior
dollars, which, It ls expected, will be incre
one or two millions more. II ls adde1 that the
whole of this sum 10 to be appropriated to the
recruiting service under the last Proclamation
Of the President for three hundred thtusand
more three years men. The failure or made
guacy of the draft operations ls thus practically
admitted,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
A Horrible Murder in Indiana.

A correspondent OF tho Illinois Staats lei
tung, In q letter dated Lafayetts, Indlana, Oos
10, gives an account Of the most revolving mur.
der ever committed on this continent. The
facts condensed are as follows: A German By
the name of Stark with his family, consisting
of O wife, two grown daughters, and three soma
between the ages OF sixteen and twenty-four,
resided upon q large farm about seven miles
from Paoli. They were good citizens and high.
ly respected. The farm was somewhat isol sted,
being mile and half from any dwelling.
Last Wednesday week cattle trader from Ss.
lem went to Stark's farm and not seeing any
one about the premises he became suspicious
that all was not right, We shall let the letter
writer describe the scene:
He forced bile way into the house through one
Of the back windows. On entering the house,
bis eyes were greeted by horrible spectacle.
On the floor, in pool of half dried blood, Law
the farmer with bis skull terribly shattered. -
Not far from him, on the bed. lay hls wife, also
dead and bloody, while In different parts Of the
house we're the three sons aud two daughters,
all murdered, either from cuts from knife or
blows from some blunt instrument. The house
iteelf must have been the scene OF O severe
combat, since everything movable was broken,
and throughout the house traces of the most
terrific violence we're distinctly visible. The
horror struck cattle dealer hastened to the near.
est farm and alarmed the whole neighborhood
10 the afternoon the authorities arrived as the
spot. The most accurate inquiry furnished no
clue TO the perpetrators, other than that the
crime Was prompted by desire for plumber.
This event has of course created an immense o
excitement among the people of the neighbor-
hood. Every possible exertion was made to
discover the murderers. But 90 far they have
not succeeded In detecting the smallest trace
OF them. The physicians declare that tle act
was probably committed either on Monday uiR Rht
or Tuesday. The general opinion In the neigh.
borhood is that the asssssins have escaped with
their booty over the river, into Kentucky
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

THAT radical Abolition organ, the Chicago
Tsibsas, dsnslds gsg law to 1upprsss. ss 1t
calls them, suoa preachers of sedition as VAL
LAHproHAM & Co., in order, ss 1t says, "that the
Union men Of the North may not finally be
compelled to take the law into their own hands,
aud, By series Of signal punishments, silence
the scouudfsls.v This same belligerent parti-
a San sheet WAS formerly q noisy advocate OF
free men, free speech, free press. free farms, +"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

GENERAL RosxcRAns, the Washington Star
asserts, was incapable Of performing duty ut
ChIcksmauga, because Of an sffaiction Of an
spoplectic character. This lie presented 90 q
reason for his removal from the command oi
the Army Of the Cumberland; but o.her Ad-
ministration journals say he was not removed
for physical disability, but on purely military
grounds. What these grounds were is moi
stated. tr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
Refinement of the Religious Abolition
# Press. Ia. u

A New York City correspondent of the Bos
ton Post writes under date Of Dot. IL:
One Of our religious papers this week has
double. loaded editorial, enriched with q mosaic
of quotations and authorities, on the particular
ly refined and edifying subject of Slaue Breeding
Some of Its points are positively indecent, ant
all the more glazing In the phosphoresoenoe be,
cause in bold relief against such background
of pious literature as elsewhere abounds in the
sheet. There is prurience and breadth oi
euggestiveness about the dirty details paraded
so sanctimoniously, which would be condemned
in fash weekly and, certainly, to read 10 q
leading religious journal the confessions Of an
oetogensrian negro "nuss," or General Cluse-
ret's description Of the "human stud" he found
at Madison Court House, ones Sunday medita
tlons are slightly likely to 20 astIay.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

CALIIcuTr, the Speaker Of the last New York
House Of Assembly, has been thrown overheard
BY the Aholitionists OF the Fifth Assembly dis,
tsiot, Who have refused 10 nominate him ss their
candidate. CALLIcorr. however, announces his
Dissemination to run stump. The Brooklyn,N
r. EcsIs, says the disposition which has been
made Of him Is warning to Tensgades.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
Secretary Chase Borrowing Money i
Europe.

The Clncinnati Commercial has specia
from Washington, dated the 2lst inst, whicl
says that II Was whispered about quietly tina
night In financial circles, that Secretary CaAs
had received by telegraph advices brought owe
BY the last steamer, that bis agents In Eufop
have effected loan for "this Government o
one hundred million d,llars. 1tFE1 y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
TO CeNsWMPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffer.
ed several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease ConsumptOn-is anxious TO make known
to his fellow,Suferers the means u cure ''I'i'
To all who desire It, ho will send COPY of the pres
crpOn used oo Of charged with the directions for PIE
paiing and using the same, which they will And a sure
cure for 0ossuMPTroS, Asthma, BRONCHITIS CousHs.
Colds etc. The only object Of tho advertiser 10 send
Ing the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spresd Information which he conccVcs to be nvalabe
and ne hopes every zuferer will try his remedy as It
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
z s'REv EDWARD A. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG
sept96-d&W3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
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q. s"s1.s" .ov" ,Ss." t,s aSl
:" sotVoo nine moo'n.' one uoh'h pay ~ ~.
vhucog hnu DOunty bnu premium hmuuntluk W
410Q will ha maid aa folIowa. - ~ NSTNt
III III
hteers will be paid one months pay Ia ad
vance. sss. @l3 20
- FiTst instalment Of Bounty. u. $50 %
Premium. .....,.. ........."Ha2 90
~ -
Total ahefaEal leaving andssvouA SzAs 90
u Atthe regular pay day, or two months after
muster. r.in ,an additional instalme ut ofboun.
| " Will be paid. ~, !.,.. 5 .,i .i50OQ
Making pay and bounty then recelved.!. .125 00
3. At the frst regular payday after nix months
Service he shall be paid an additionai In. %
stallment Of bounty. y...,,,v............ so 90
T. Al the hrst regular payday atthe end OF the
hrst years service. an additional install.l Z :
ment Of. bounty will be paid. ........... 30 90
5. At the hrst regular payday after eighteen
months service, an additional installment
O. Al The 1rst regular payday after two years' W
service. an additional iDslallment Of bonn
wn $ 90 90 %
halt years % Service psS an additional a w install.
msnt Of bounty viii be paid. ....."...... so 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

EARLY on the morning Of the 18Th inst, the
government feed house In Washington was cot
on fire In two places, and being built of wood,
was soon destroyed, together with one hundred
tuus Of bay, 9 large amount of ground feed,
and twelve or more horses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

IMPORTANT TO LADIEs-DR. HARvRb REMALE PILLs
have never yet failed In removing difficulties arising
from obatr Atcppage OF nature or In restoring
tho system 10 perfect health when suffering from spin8
Affections, Pralapsua Oteri, the Whites, or other
weakness Of tho Utarine Organs. Ihe pills are perfect
y harmless on TIM conatCtion, and may be taken by
The most delicate female without causing dstress at
he same time they act h1e charm by strengthening,
nyigoratrg and restopg the systen to healthy con-
diton, and by brnung on the monthly period with reg
uary no nsttsF from what cause the obstruction may
arise. They gbol6, however, NOT be taken during the
rst three or tsr months Of pregnancy, though safe at
zach box contglns 20 Pills. Price One Dollar.
DR.. HARVEYg TreatiHe ON Diseases OF Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage Barrenness, Sterty, Repro
duoton and Abuses OF Sa&uIe, and emphattcally thu
Ladies' p .yAts Medical Adviser, pamphlet OF 50
pageJ seq Tres 70 any address, Blk cents required 10
Hfe pli end hook will be sent by mail, when dc.
sired securely b3sied, aud prepaid, by
-, BIsYAN, NJ, o., General Agent,
..r so. 70 Cedar St., New York.
B. SC Ian a O. Wholesale Agents;
oINoINNATI.
THnD EDITOR = 5,5rI THoUsAED .--Dr. HaTvey's
Treatise on Diseases " Females Pregnancy, MscaK-
rlaEe Barrennssu, Steriiy, Reproduction, and Abuses
Of Nature, AID enphatsca1ly the LADIES' PRIVATE
MEDICAL ADVISER, paAphlet Of 81 pages, sent
free to any address. Six cunts required to pay tho
Bent by nail cCpaienHSlly, when desired, srcuRns
]. DRYAN, NJ. D.,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
An Ordinance

To as-css q epecial tax upon the real estate
bounding on American alley from North
Public Lane TO Maple street. ti'4 j
sso,,on l. Be Il ordained by tho City Council Of the
c,iv of Columbus, That the sum Of SO cents mills
be and the same 10 hereby levied and assessed upon
each foot front Of the several lots Of lard bounding q
sSut,ns upou American alley from North Public lane
- Mania ntreet as the same are designated upon the
Mat Of the civil engineer e 10 the office OF the city
csIk for the cost and expense OF grapg and paving
Roadway along the sae according to The estimas q
the city civil engineer.
acc. 2. That the ownsrTof tho several lots Of land
uuon which the foregoing assessment h made, shal Pay
he amounts Of money by them severally due In that be-
date OF this ordnance bs subject to the interest and
f''' j, REINHARD,,
President OF the oiiy Council,
Passed Oct. 10, A. D., 1863, .#fi
Attest: J. J. FUNSTON, l4a
Oity CLERK. .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
An Ordinance

Making special appropriation for payment Of
n 10 cleim Of j. w. Hughes. e
SEQ Be It ordained by the City Council OF the city
Columbus That there ID hereby appropriated from any
money ia the Treasury not other wise the
sum OF lO4 oe-l00 dollars for the purpose OF pay Ing
the claim Of j. w. Hughes for paving done In the year
1861 on the east side Of Scoto street between hch and
heiry street IN front OF the properly OF the heirs Of
Norman Wallace and Jane Bell.
Ser. 9 The above appropriation shai be drawn from
the Treasury on the order Of the chairman Of the com
mittee Of Ways and Means.
~ J. REINHARD
a.r Prssident Of the City Council.
Passed October 10, A. D., 1863.
Attest: j. j. ruNsroN, no .a
City Clerk.
oeto3 - ,' Im sr ,l. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

~ FoHnrY insults the ofacars and soldieas Of
Che army by telling them they are the Pnesi-
dsns's menials, and their uniform 10 their badge
Of seEvitude. He complains thst--
"Coasso cpithets, and even obscene language,
aYe often employed by the rank and file Of the
army, when speaking Of the President of the
Republic, iphass honorable lipsyy GIsy vear.'
j. The poor funksy, himself the abjsct lackey
Of Che Abolition party, seeks to debase the sol.
d!sss % thesane level With himself. Chicago
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
Paving Ordinance.
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel State avenue from Long
Il ..r street to Spring street. re q
seo l. He It ordained by The City Council Of ths City
OF Columbus twoithirds OF all the membe concurrngj
That the roadway Of State avenue from Long street to
Spring street. be graveed In accordance with the plat
thereof on ale In the office Of the City Olerk.
sec 9. That all damsges, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement, sha be assessed and
levied upon the several lots OF land fronting abuttng
theIeon in proportion to their feet 'front.' unltss here.
after otherwise ordered by the City Council. ga
.-..r.f ..- oi .gi11brt tq J. RRINHARD, q.
President Of the City Oouncl.
Passed Dot. I9, A. D. .ls63. a. ....r Il : -.--
Attest ]. j. FUNSTON,
City CLERK, s Isl, Il ID. --
nniQ3 -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

Mas. DANIEL WEBSTER recently visited the
tomb Of her husband, at Maslh6eld, Mass, and
caused the coffin to be opened. Though MIR.
Webster has been dead eleven years, IL was
found that the brow was yet perfect 10 ell lie
features, and that the "eoo.our OF shat impress
sive faco" Vas pres we'd tho same as on the
day when the funerai of ten thousand, at whose
head Was the Pfesident Of the United States, 10
ell bic supernsl prime, took up Ito solemn march
from the Library at Marahheld. e13
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

TIE 99th Ohio Regiment went into the fight
at Chiekamaugs Without = single field officer.
The acting Colonel John s. PsasSs: Of Cadl1. a;
stste, for Brvpgh. .--6teabsavlk Courier. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
sSUMDRIEs.

MO. Mess Msckerel, Pickled salmon, Smoked Sal
~ mon, Smoked Halibnt, HomIny, "samp," Gran
berries '.Dayton Orackersv Sap Sage. npgish Dairy
Nutmeg, Pine Apple and w. r. Cheese; Bumets Rla.
vorng Hxtraetsi Canned Green Corn, Green Peas Pint
"p'''' w. n McocIM, ,5S MILBs MSDoNALps,
mayl5-d1y No. IA South Hlgh st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

- SNANpANS'sNA AAttll ~ 1O
1S THE BEST IN THE w0RLDl
The ohlY Harmless, Tus & Reliable Dve
elss rss .5gs9 SnoFn' tas @sa~
This splendid Hair Dye, is perfect changes Rel
Rusty or Grey Hair, instanily to a Glossy Black or
Natural Bro,On, without ihjurlns the Hair or stsIn
Ing the Skim leaving the Hair Soft and Beautlfui im
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color, and ree.hes tho i'll lSFscts of Bei Dyes The
genuine ID signed W1LLIAs A, gATdaRLoR, all
others are nero limitations. and ,hoold bo avoided
Sold by oil Druggists, etc
Factory NO. ~ asycie4 sJgseI.
70 tl t'f .,s'' NEW YOMR.
Bachelors New Toilet oresm for Dressing the Hair.
june2f6a-d&wlyspI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
Appropriations at the Last Session ol
'G Htioi e'A Congress.

AS q new Congress will soon convene, tax
payers may feel interested in looking over the
following list Of appropriations made during
the last session of the last Congress:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

r,oo..d S.o,, n yysscyjttior,oJ Sii 81 yCiS,Ee w. D.
'-1,ifS3ps,.fo fo,,a R,s,aoydt,tirylo hs ouIn
4. rrtiu,, /, the cu,c o,al
those painful and dangerous diseases to which The 10
mailer 7constlt ltppepA. snjVh d podetfR' az exec
and temoyt aaie a,tc W hhhhRsI eEFASre may
relied on. v7r :.,rn ,,I2aT
l99W TB BNAAzSlEst; o. 1Sssfs" -
itiS peculiarly snited twill tn a snort 'me DrlnS
.oh the mpnthly period sith ,rSnhntya M
Each bottle price one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of orcas Britain TO prevent couh'ehe''s'
..,.rrt f,. Il ,CAUL1ON. I'D
1hese fTusSAona mos % tdken 0g Ie"@tS d"F"V
tho ElhS7 1HlsEE AoN1HS0/ Frf9na"cy' as Aeg
arc sure TO ora"g o." Miscarriage 1"t az dny other
time ney are sGJe'. .'N- ''''Ai
III all cases OF Nervous aid spinal
the BACK and Limpa W SnSht sSer,on' fapita
ton Of the Heart Hysterca, and Whites theio Pills
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
MARRIED..

Oct 90. 1863 W tho Rev. W o. Roberts NJ, LEoE.
ARp wmsuv,to si'' MARr y. DOHr"Tr' ali p the
city: a -. :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

'.9rs sHaaM9A8 fHE1Hs Vase
aaaGnpslg a0g n'TE
.0u a EEaAIe aabtA
viV-Fd -fgsq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

4GTBsoIg Il IEHDl8
g csh ~ .11YH e illuG 20
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

y, "a s4fn gedi ie1 SOD iousa nH slnsns
gs7a "a si9l ,1oA ,79A apo.l DIV bamiol9
!ii'eb Ii1q scj J9i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

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The New York herald., 1863-07-21
The Boyle Habeas Corpus Case Again An
Court.
rHB PRle0NR prsCHARgID
Before the City Judse

Thh case, which was reported In yesterdays HnAlD,
up today ss one o'clock for nearing upon she third
writ which was issued IN Boyles behalf. Ths Arss
writ, which obtained by other counsel, was dirs
garded for want Of ssa Mr.. Alex H. Rsavsy was then
retained By the prisoners friends and obtained wrt on
Saturday last commanding Captain wans, Of The rwsn-
sA precinct pocc to produce prisoner on Saturday
last at hapast three O'Clock before tho City Judge
tho captains custody. Mr. Rcavey learning that Boyis
detained at the police headquarters obtained third
leo Board the superintendent Mr. Kennedy or General
Canby 70 produce the prisoner before the City Judge
O'Clock this afternoon. appears from The petition
that Boyle arrested Wednesday last by the mI
tsry o the rioters The petitioner denied this
avcrred that Boyle and wns not engaged
the riot The prisoner was discharged by the Judge, on
charge brought against him.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Singular and Terrible Incident or the
Dasaurbanees.

Captain Hedden, Of the Sixteenth precinct police, re-
tes singular and very interesting Incident connected
with the recent disturbances Hc states that In tbe d
fcuy that occurred n Twenty street aud second
avenue Of the crowd, who was foremost in loading
them, was met by the police, severely clubbed and
crivcn back, and that in his anxiety escape he
from the street 70 the sidewalk hoping ect Of sbe
way An he reached the walk his foot trpped, throwing
him with great violence against fcuce Of iron pckets
are cf which passed up through h head cnsers under
tho chin and impaling him completely. In this terrible
situation he died, hsvng time either side
remove him The most singular part cf the Incident
that when tho police ready 70 withdraw Captain
rledden's attention drawn 10 the Individual and he
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
The Negroes and the Late Troubles.
MEETING OF MERCHANTS.

In pursuance 70 resolution the adjourned meeting of
merchants from Saturday, held for the purpose Of devil
sng Of extending relief TO the people Of color who
have suffered in ME, limb property convened again
yosterday Al hcCuough's salcsroons corner Of Front
street and Maiden lane The attendance was pretty large
the '.soc'e,y ef Friends" being well represented.
Mr.. JoxAraAs szrRars presided and addressed the
meeting Tie said he had bccu fc]v gears msreSass In
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Cssy rassiligsHee.

TmSsrxwn CnHSo Rssrum.-rurins ths conscrip
t,ou ercissmsns which prevailed In thk city ~. vsss
the work of csanIns the streets nscsssarIy suuend
"A sv rsnson Of menstoppine operations and josng
the csovds up sovs. Yesterday however, through "
slsv y - - vort ssa1n nd .n' ~ ~ sccovn.s
the street cleaning vas being posscsted ~ usual
Notwithstanding the fact - work having been
entirely suspended for whole week, tho streets are In y
toierAbly good condition Mr. Boos has arranged new
lht Of prices for cartmen and wokmsn paying them a
higher rate than ever before. and doing away with
great deal u Dissatisfaction which previousy exissd.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
MI 1Aeasy Affairs.
rHp auvumY-VrgsF RpofnK5rI

IHB hBNuNIH-xI&5T ks1AnAsfs
HEADogARsuRs, Co. @, 7In RsGuUr N. Y. n. O.,
81 ARxoRv CDnRn MARxEf.
me o6,csu and nsmbsn Of thb company ordsrsd'
70 APPEAR ~ shh armovy. sAe 12d instant as nne
O'Clock A. M for The purposs u being mustered cut and
paid. All mombers are expected 70 be present ny
order wn u. ROnAINR, Captain Company 9.
TINE rHIRTY -sxvEfTH RDoMUsr.
GUuRAL okpRn.
H1ApQuAxrnu, nmry MvKSTB RE0Murl
NATIONAL GuARD, July -, 1888.
Ths muster aad vay rolls now bong made out n
regiment win be mustered out Immediately Afsr thsy
are conp'stsl-say st O'Clock tomeow (ruesdayy,
and will be paid u the sams time. -
prompt aatendance b necsssaxy 70 secure pay. ne
ms9bsrs d he regiment vtll mes1 - this armovy -
eight O'Clock ny order. CHARLE8 ROOMS, Colssel.
THSo. ". McRRn, Adjutsns
HoSoRABLs MEDALLION voR TEE SCOTT LIE GUARD.
". 3 Moultou, sx-Lieutenant Fourth regiment Cscott
Life 0uard has been authorised BY Gsssra ward - gst
up silver bust of General soost from ths original a.,
fos the veteran members of ths Thirty New York
Volunteers apcenA ecoet Life Guasd. me medalliun
10 be The LETT breast, and perfsct llkcnsss o.
the veteran General Scott All msmbsrs who hive ssrv
ed under General ward entitled 20 wesr the medal
Ion which can b. had Of the rsgimental agent, Mr.
Wheeler. NO. 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
hc following Contribution were then announcsd:-

Resolved, That . copy Of the resolutions adopted by
this meeting be furnished 70 Major General John A. Dix
and that be be requested TO give notice 70 the coored
people TO return their usual employments with tho
assurance that they shalt be properly protected.
Resolved That the thanks Of this meeting bo rendered
70 Messrs Hoge Co. for the OF McCuIloughs saes
for the second meeting In behalf Of tho coosed peo
pie who have been driven from their homes.
The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Correet Last OF the Kalled.

envMTX.SIx DBATHS R1PokT1D UP TO Y1oTxRDAY.
The records Of the Coroners oce kindly placed
disposal by the clerk, Mr.. George Mckay, show that
there than seysnsysix persons killed during
the recent riots in this city The annexed LIT, which
has been carefully prepared embraces the Of those
who died up TO yesterday, and 10 considered oomplse
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
YOrkvflle.

aspect state Of aairs which Ii due to the detsrmiua
tion exhibited by the citizens police and tmen during
the late troubles.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
MIsCELLANEOUs.

A SECRET woRTH KsoviS0,-0o 10 nlon0 q.
IN A0NEw'2 ~ Gfssnvs<h street. envlef " nuray.
and the low prices he selling fen4 Wses Co@ees,
flc.r and Provi0cns snd svsythaneeS go ~ svsY
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
The Park Barracks.
HEADQUARTERS, UxrTsp STATES THooD,

NEW YoRK, July IL, 1853. I
70 His Exca,lency HoRAno SEYMOUR, Governor of New
York, city of New York.
SR-1 have the honor request that portion Of the
Park Barracks this city may be apart for tho tenn
porary occupation OF . battery OF artillery and regi
protecting public property. Very respectfully your
obedicnt servant, EDw. CANDY,
Brigader General Command