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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
.@tabt- u. Qanb<N a&ri6ten,
Mepublifanifde 1tnions.G onpention.

Nepublitanifde 1tuions.G onDention.
Die @epublitaner unb aae enti&ieoenenlluions
manner in, sansen StaatM innsfeta. pel&e trn0s
une aufri&iseNnbdnser Ter abminiRratipn fnb,
uno 3u ibr leben polen ubne Gur@t une Gieen-
nus bel allen ibren Betretuneen, Ieine unter.
brs&uns res 0rieses eber III ettatten. biz bic
olorrsi&e alte &epublif wieeer batebt, rebne bab
sin Strtifen pe;tilst tper bsi&mubt, Elm etnlissr
Stern uersuntelt pars," uns NQe enbli&, mel&e
unbecinete Jeinbe Der 8errGtber Gnb, mSsen bic.
islbsn ufen in ben @afsn Nebenee &ebeaen int
@uben, pber beu@leril&e Dntbsitiser zines
t&aoli&en unb entebreneen Grisbens i'm Nerben
fein, poQen i@ 3ur GOnaenticn in ct. Vaul, in
Sneerloa's 9aQe, am p'ittwo&, 10. Aust 1863,
I'M II ubr @ormittaes, au BEN 3wede periam,
meln. Ganbibaten fur bic fulstnbsn asmter aa
neminiren:
@cuSerneur,
Qieutenant.0 cupe1neur,
5taats. @eeretair,
Staats> @%@abmeiler,
Weneral. Mnpalt,
StaotS> Mubitcr,
Glerf Der @uprems. Court.
Die perlaieotnen Counties werbtn 3ur @ertre'
lung tur8 bic ~folsente 3abl esn Dslesaten BE-
re9tiet lein, wsl9e mirtlidt 8eppbntr FER Goun.
ties tein miiGen, BON beneu Ie erebitirt fub.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
Das enoros & gdoetat(
mamufactur= S mpbe,paareu=
emporium
l rcn
i Suffice u. Tprepau9b
Critic CITRATE. ct. 4>anl.
t3Galsaht ~, Minnelcta, #
E95a If bur& ben Gmpfangb Der neuef fen
CONNER : @oorcu

o.. OEE~NEGS
auf's &ei@baltisfe unb @tl&madpuuRe a0prtir
unb beebrt li@ iol@es leinen pertbrten Runben ct.
eebenft anau3eieen. =
Das Eager 1T nit alien neucn Gr19einuuaeu
Der saiion aus8eaattet unb bietet aamentiit eine
WrpBe Mu8mabl in &leiber<
1tpfen,
ale: Merinos, Baleneias, Wlaibs, Delaiues.
Yaramattas, % 8eises, Yril te 9esres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen laSnen @orratt
bunter u1p einfarbi9er Geipcnmaaren
une nerfaufen lolde senau gu New-g urter Yrei-
len.- -0.. =,
unicr ea9erin 5banls, Glpafs unt @iuter-
Wdntel it auf's Mcidlte eomplettirt. unb erlau~
ten mir uns MD, biepcrebrten Damen auf uuitr
groBa1tigeS ma. ~.
@eibzWaare II. Erimminss< M0ortment
aufmertiam 3u MAIDEN.
Sn 9erren- Mrtiteln, ais: Boufsfins, Dusfins.
%&alemeres, Difels, Grapattes, 6emben &c. tie-
ten mir ieber @uncurrena bic Spibe, ba mir in bic
ler Brande bic portbeilbaftel ten 8erbinbunaen
bIben.
S&liesli& nod Gin Wort gu ben 5erren
2anotaufeuten!
Sett BEN. Vegtnne 9e9enwdrti9er @aiIcn baben
MIR unler 5aupt-W %u9enmert auf's WboleIale-
@eltaft seleSt unb iuden bierin uniere 9au >
Jorge ju entpideln ; mir BADEN biefir Elm Grtra-
Department einri@ten / a0en unb bieten ben Scr.
rem Wieoeruerfaufern int 2anbe ale @ortbtile
u1o Btquemli4feiten, bic ibnen nur Don un1tren
eoneurrenten in ben Utli9en YlaBen o6erirt tper-
ben tvnneu. infer @tpd 1T fur ben I)ry @opbs
@enlun, in Mtnneiota Elm pirfli9 srp6artieer unb
ptrben es erwabnte 8rrunbe in ibrem Sntere6e
1noen, II Ut bel uns einautaufen, ba Is feineu,
aneern Sauie in Minne,uta mSali@ 1T, was Mus-
~abl une BiQtstcit tetrift, aud uur anndbernb
NIT unS ccncurriren au fHnren.
Serr Muerbdb .
eer NIT bieiem Department setraut tpprbtn, wir.1
10 F9 anaelesen iein la1en, nniertperebrten Sun
ben in leber 8e3iebuns s~ufrireen au ieQen.
Suffice & Tprepau0b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

BON unorsaniNrtsn o:er unbepebnten, pbeu
ni9t aufse3ablten Counties mtrtem teine Celsaa-
ten enlightenment.
SIM @uftrase BET ,epubl. Central. Committee
&obert 5. Tisf.. 0orliBsr,
Milfurb {. @iliou,
@nbreas Nel1el,
.. Blately.
s. y. @iIfillan,
Beni. s. emily.
@t. paul, ben 8. Suli 1863.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

s. &n0E &aDlor
1T 70 chen bon Sem . yort snradsetebrt
uno empfdnst jeBt feline NrubiabrSz
unc @pmmervorrdtbe pom @aa>
ren, 9efauft &pdbreno Res leBten vpantc,"
uno parunter @tele bel oer ulebten Muttion"
in iencr Stant.
ST fQnn un6 mir6 lie aufba8
8iQtgite Derfaufen.
@ir wollen bic @aaren ni9t NIT Ger>
lult %perfaufen, aber ia mir ie niebris ein<
Aefauft baten, 10 ino mir entidloien, unz
fern &uuoen ben Nubeu BARON baben 3u
la(1cn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
Geifpb1cu pbcv cntlnufen

ant 5onutas ben IA. Suui rem rem YlSbe ber
ll~nter,eibuctrn, Elm 4 ;>abre allies @aQad>Yfe
BON m,ittlcrer @tatur, @ptbidimmel, meibe Jle.
tcu oteu at Der linfcn Sei.e, nit leidtem eInnen
Gbwsif, Gilen an ren 8rrccrbufsn.
Mvt baa yferb suridliefert ooer a9tre Mus-
fuuit p~oriiser ertbeilt, erbdlt ron ben unter3ei1ne-
ten SIC 90 8elpbnung.
Walrmann II. Dre6ltr.
TrrttraBe, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

&QpQQeriiten
81 @ferb! 3u @ferb!!
Gum Nnldlue an tas
1nnabbdn9i0c Gapauerie=
Sdtninpm,
tefebli9t BON
W& oInr $ Of,
teN;mmt sum TieuR an ben @rin,en unitrts
@ta.te5 wereen lofurt psr'anst zinc @n5abl
tuhtiAer peutder MdnneL
melbe Der 8 pmpsenis te;treten pcaen. bic untsr
@ommauco pcn Gapt. Gbamblin ltsben
mtrb.
Gsr @aoalsrirt erbGlt bel tsr G%in5ei9nuns
40 Dollar 8ountD.
YcfSRigunsuno Solb pom Sage Der
Sransyort miro Spn Capt. Gbamtlin ubne Ser
auN p,pnt Y%erSitet:
%Dicnfseit: 3 SABRE, penn Der Sneianer-
ariee uiht friibrr teencet mire.
&C. Nefrntiruu %ssrfice: Nebtn Der M,beitcr'
Ssle, osaeniibcr Scr YreBtyterien Stride 3. Str.
@eprs u. y. Treubenrei4.
Sc NstrutiruEgs-S tE3Ner.
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&. @atipn @cbb. ir.

=. %nt1pn NScDD, IT,
Na9felser bon @al1sr@. @tbt>
&n3rc6 91nclT
IN
yrem6en @einen, 8r6n6te8,
Gins etf.
Gesnac Srency,
NcArlc 0ranrY,
Samaica unb ct. Grpir Stunt,
9olllnr. Sin,
Seotd WbiefeY,
Drirer alter Bourbon @bisfep.
Hc91eu unb Monpnsabela Wbisty,
Slb Queens sort,
8ur9unb-Y crt,
Sener alter 9berrD Weln,
Moeeru,
Gtpt6 Mlt,
2pnopn Yprter>
@eafs 1b1umeaberu II. niGtIdaumenber Qatawba.
gatamba Brandy
2rofe'S @atawta II. plantaticn Btttera.
"a it cine Deltileric bel meinem @el6afte
tats, 70 fann iA orciuare uno hiaise Ncesen' II.
Bourbon @biafeYs au BEN nieerislten 9aarprei-
1tl lieftru. S. % atlon Webb it..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

Ui((ius Bros, & Dunbar, st pQuC.
0raber s. u. g. @iutus.)
ct. paul, M%inuefpta.
&u0er alen itrteen 8randen BIS Banfae{&af,
ties pienlen mir uniere beluneere Mufmerffamtet
bem 8ertaure bon
@e&ieln auf Deutf9lanp,
lpp1! out pie 9auptplaBe Granfrei9s> Gnglanbs,
Der S@tpeiS une Der Ser. Staaten l1nb t~ra1lren
@'1u"ter @nberr aut felsenbeeurpr6ii9e 9du5er.
QanpzW arrants..
mttunlerer l9rtttli9en @arantie auf unbeareu,t,
3'itSerleben, ibernebmen bic
Sele9unA BON Gapitolien
IN Vruneet9entbum pber eesen Snterefen, auf
eritt 9yp0tbttarif&eS ii, teiur-
gen pit
BeSablun9 BON Taren
tn 1eeem S9eile u~nierea @taates, taufeu unb ser-
tau1en @olo unb tren1bt Miin3en, aablen bic
r. YrSmie fur @e@ltl auf @ew-gurt,
philadelphia, ct. 2cuis &c.
Mugeturs. 5. s: @4a,ler,
Salel, Ya6aSant u. &C.,,
Serl.n, Nnbalt u. @aeener,
Sren1en, yuberine u. g.,
%%a9eL @ebrueer Yftifer,
SS9sN"5' yeopole @eltsmann,
Noln. 9ecpplb @eliantann,
Srantturt a. M.. .. II. s. be NeufuiQe.
SSe'p3t9, Greee u. &c.,
Soneoa, lnien Bant VI eonbon,
2urtmbnre, + @erliua u. g..
gsaNn9e1m, W . 9aeentur8 Y. SStne,
Wun1er &. g. @hx.I,r'
gutenberg Qeunbarb 8albJ
paris, GrdenS II. g.
StraBburs, &encuarb te 8u1fere,
Sfutt8art, @ebrtber Benedict.
Irier, Meperd,cn II. g.
Wien, s, $. @tames y. Co..
Wir bel9afen bic
@in5iebun9 BON @eleern
IN europa unb fertiasn bic biersu erfurt,rlt4sx
@oQma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gpbttu1detne 3e. {eIbf
an, perbureen beren @ilti9teit unb befpraet bic
tcn,ularil@e Seslaubioune ber{elben; {p,rie aud
bic
M~u6;ablun9 BON @elberu
IN iebem 1Deile Deutl9laubs unb Der @&wet,,
tnoem pir ben @%eeenwertb Der bel uns einae-
Aablten Betrd9er ben, lelbft in ben entleaenRen Ort-
i9atten nuobntnbtn &%upf1ugtru f~p{enfret ms
9aus ,tnben la0en.
pa1aAei9eine
5ur utbertabrt BON Bremen mad New-gprf IL
Ses:ll@l'fen, unb lit Dampf19i6en bes 81 prb-
etutt@en Xloyb," lpmie 3ur &eile Spn
9auaburs mad Mem-yorf In IampfbSten ber
- ambur9er Dampf19iffabrts> &C.
'elfl4aft" eertaufen mir ~ berab~
9e1ebten preifen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
Ocutfbe 8dmf,

ct. paul, Mtnneipta.
@elb, 8riefe, ober Na&ri&ten lieeen spr fit
12O, Sobann @fart.
n IA, s. y. 6. Sobn1pn.
y 214> Sobn Meblia.
Us. Mnbreas Batcr.
, 1885, Ybilipp Rinfer.
n Psi, Anna Maria 8puner.
Mtllius 8rp6. u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
ST Dapen ftne 9robe Nuomabl non
&lei1cr 3cuoen

"eWer
pom 1885,. aufparts.
@efidte &rasen ron 15G. $500
&cntudy Seane> 10 nicrria ols 400.
@ir baben
@6war6e @ei6enifpfe,
@te9en< un6 @pnneni6irme,
9ie:elte 0e6rufte @tpfe,
iebr bUbl6e Multer.
@bamlS II. Tamen< MiQntel,
@Qnbi6ube unb
@trumpf- @aaren+
Sn @etleidten Mualinen, @eareiften
Sbirtinas> Gids> @%ottonaces uno alien
ancern 5tofen fir ben 9ew6bnli@en Be-
tarf tSnne1 mir
auBerprbentli6e @prtbetle
tieten, MQen> lie bcim @tld coer tet rer
Gue fan fen wouen.
g b 10 cb {,
@dwar;e uup Taucy @afmire u. Satz
tinet5 fir Wdnner urb &naben.
TlanneQc Don aIen Mrten+
@cibe @aaren, Stidereien, @piBen,
@rinolinen unp 8almcralS,
,,Sabl Gloaks" nn6
"aa" 0anota9fr.
Sn Der 3bat Nues> mas Sbr in ben
Brande Don ISIS; af@.
Qrp GOODS ubtr Danket Aotions
rsrlanst.s ) .
7''11.t.t :wtbt gum .-..
z "8iQisen Cab @tore
i.4H-s Mo. 21S 3r @tra6e, e.. #+.
Neben Der q. %. Grp,eB Office, 7as Z.
g aintp paul Minneiota.
re- 6err Germann @Hdfer 1T ftets BE-
reit, leinen rereb1ten beutl9en Qanbsleuten freunb.
li4if auf3utparten unb mic abseneist, ibnen gun
&rtaunen tpublfeil 3u oerfaufen. Ni16
II $ciurib 8reibert,
Sefen< unb 8le6maaren<
If .asal 9anblun9, tflI Z
l. &Izz5l1.sAY
- :! : ! Z 4 !
@abaibanRrase, sesenhber ter tatbel. R,r&
a5nt7St. paul, Mtnn.
tntp6ebl ieinen, gprratt BON Sefen Hue Bleo
@aaren un6 tdtrt reeut 8tbienung 3u: Mae
fein Sad l@lascnbt Mrtifel merben aut BelttuW'
prsmpt, biais unt bauerbaft serftrttet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

SIR Subaber ppu Ne9iernn9S=
0anb.
Or %1ntsr3ci9nete crbietst i'd, eesen maBist
0ersiituns 2auosYatente uon Walbineton ~ he"
iprssn, lomie iter lanntli9e &asicrunsS'Q anb-
Mraclesenbeittn Nufl9iub au e%rtbei!en,
Man aeprel ire Mnfrasen an
s. q. &en3,
GboSta, Carver Co., Minn.
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fink & QbfobQlo.

IA @r0f ;$ S @H
frem6em un6 einbeimiI&en
&if1rcn,
Wetnen II. @i9arreu,
Jmpprteure Don &beintpeine,t.
Dritte @tra6e,
nabe Srvine'a-5aQe, 0riber Gulser umt Sat-
rinetcn'6 @Iore).
ct. paul> : : @tnn.
@ir srbolten fortwabren 3uienbumsem som
Mltcm &entufY
8 Q 3 . n : @bt8feb
aus crler 9anb unb perfaufen pielelbeu nit ae>
rinSem proft, ,roSu uniere nit ten Gabritanten
9etruNene Mbtunft uus in @tanb fest.
8eiouters baben mir bieles Sabr bel ber Nus-
~abl unleres neuen Qagers in Mtp. yprt Gorge
setra9en, uns 3u ueriebeu nit ben befen Nrtifeln
urn
8ranbieS
Gins
Mabeira
SberrY
SPORT
Mu6fat unb
@atatpba . @eintn.
un{er Eager an 9isorren bat (eines @lei-
den nidt an Sualitat, unb tas llrtbeil Der befeu
2enner .pirp bnies ais 1batia9e fefReQen.
Wir babtn unlerer &eetifciereinri&tuna neue
Verbeherunsec bin3nsefiet unb MAIDEN urs an
beiltia. ba6 mir eineu 70 auten Artifel BON rtcti-
feirttm 8bistey gum @ertauf baben, Az einem
nieorisern preile Tim 0trbaltni6 3um Mlfpbrlae-
balt) as irseuo Gin @el96ft in Ter @tatt, pel-
DIS i~mportirt.
Essslsi&su iint pir ssrieb.n nit
a&tem @&wei;ertdle,
49,. t... boIdnoil@en 3drinaen,
e. Spielfarten uno
Me@tem @9ampagnGr.
Man iitsr3euss i& ielbf BON Der gcrausli&teit
unitres 2asere hur@ eieene prafuns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

Den b0bitcn marftprei6 in toar fir
WliSsu beSablt Y =. WV
Iurt1raBe nabe Fem Winslow-5 aus.
56l6O
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
RIOT IN BOSTON.

Bosroy, Mas. Tues lay July IA, 1853
Quite disturbance, but hardly amounting 70 r.
riot, occurred in the north part Of the city this after
noon.
Il originated in an assault on David Howe at a
house in Prince street, where Howe had called 70
serve notice that the resident bad been drafled.
Some loafers 10 the street nterfered and beat
Howe severely, when he was rescued BY police
man, but not before be was badly bat not danger.
ously wounded.
In the mean time the mob rapidly gathered, and
.tronc force of police was called out, when bricks.
stones, and other missiles were thrown at them, by
which Policemen Ostrander, Winship. and some
others were wounded.
The outbreak was speedily quelled, and seversl
arrests were made.
As precautionary measure against further not
Gus demonstrations, q company Of Regulars from
Fort Independence will be quartered In the city to-
nie b and notices have been issued to the 44th and
45,h Regiments.
Notice has also been given to Capt Jones's Light
Battery and the lst Dragons to be in readiness for
immediate service if called upon.
The city wears its usual quiet aspect thns far this
evening, and there are no indications Of further
disturbance.
Our authorities are determined TO squelch any
outbreak st once.
BosroN; $3.50 p. N.
A mob has just gathered, and broken into several
gun-shops.
The alarm bells are ringing, and the military are
rapidly gathering.
IL is reported chat two men have been shot
Bosrox is o'clock--Midn,ght
Everything is now quiet.
Tho rioters have dispersed, and no further out
break is anticipated.
TIE police and military are stationed in different
parts of the city.
At the attack on the Armory in Cooper street, one
of the rioters was killed and another fatally wounded.
Wu Erviner, an aged citizen who resided in the
street, and was looking on, was also killed.
Several persons were wounded.
gun store iu Dock Square was broken open, but
the police rallied, and by the use Of their revovers
quickly dispersed the rioters. but not before one or
two of the latter were wounded
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Il sufficient ooDocr Of muke.s 70 arm the Law abid.

Il Sufficient bnDber of mn,ke.s 70 arm the law abid'
irg ;t'asns nere sent out yesterday morning. They
now decm themselves amply prepared for any emes.
re,cy.
rhe rioters imposed nna,bers Of unwilling cit.
zens into their Irlls rs they marched along, but ai
such got onf OF tbs way as soon they could. The
ciIizeGs promise tho fellow warm reception should
,'rey again III ke their appearance. Sixty cares o.
uniforms were in the marshas Office. OF these
- heaped iu the streets aDdoset on fire.
The Uniforms and aecouiremenls which were saved.
weIe brought to the Navy-Yard hast night for safs
keeping.
RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS ~ JERSEY CITY.
On Tuesday uight few hundred persons, mostly
boys assembled at the railroad crossing in jersey
City, but through the efforts of Father Kelly Sheriff
McAnally and Chief of Police Reilly, they committed
10 acts of violence further than hunting negroes,
&c. Yesterday, toward evening, they began To
show restless spirit and the negroes nearly all left
the city for the country. Threats were made TO
burn the Bethesda Baptiss Church, and also to de-
strcy the property of prominent citizens.
STATEN ISLAND.
A mob gathered at Stapletou, on Staten Island,
yesterday morning. and after destroying the railroad
depot ran up the main street in body yelling like
demons until they arrived at the Lyceum, which
they comp etely sacked. The building contained
about 500 stacks of arms and considerable amount
Of ammunition, which they took negro, who
happened be present at the time the assault upon
the Lyceum WAS made, was set noon by the mob,
who, after having dragged him to place known as
Rocky Hollow, hung him to the limb Of y tree.
oftar a rnnh afsfI ni
and boys, were going about the different towns and
villages in Richmond County, armed with club', In
creasing at every place their numbers.
DR.. Gunn the Health Officer, came TO Police
Headquarters, and requested some assistance to pro-
tee. tue citizens ON Staten Island. Measures to p
tect the Island will be Immediately taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Fam Cbfun and Japan.
San FRANCISCO. Tuesday

san FRANCISCO Tuesday. July II lSes
Tbe dates from Hong Kong are 70 May 81. a
,h;ch had sailed previously TOR San Francisco with
a load of Chioe,e passengers, was lost on Formoss
Ranks early in May. The non arrival Of the Ring.
leader at this port renders the correctness OF sas
rumor probable. c
was then at Hong Kong with the late Gen. wars
forces. No aggressive movement against the lac
pings appeared to be contemplated. The British
troops at Shsnghse were about to depart for japan
Dates from Nsgasaki, Japan. are to May "a. Ing
Prince Of Sontseinac had collected large iofce ~
that vicinity, and it feared be would as,sek ~
foreisn merchants were settling their accounts sn6
sending their property on shipboard.
ARRIVED ship Black Hawk, Dasus' nap ~"
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

DRIFT.
The following letter was yesterday addressed to
the Hon. Samuel Sloan, President OF the Hudson
River Railroad:
NKw.YoHR July IS, 1850
MY DEAR SIR: I have received your note about
the draft. On Saturday last 1 sent my Adjutsnt.
General to Washington for the purpose Of urging
Suspension Of the draft, for know that the City OF
New-York can furnish lie full quota by voluntsering.
1 have received dispatch from Gen. Sprsgue tnss
the draft is suspended He will be In the city 70.
morrow There is no doubt that the consumption 10
postponed. learn this from q number OF sourees
Ii get any information Of change OF policy a.
Washington, will let you know. Truly yours.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Hon. SAMUEL SLOAN.
sso President LincOlns contradiction In ""n'ns''' '
patches
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
The Draft in the 1st Ward, New.Haven.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, W Wednesdsy, July 10, 1853.
Drafting for the lot Ward OF this city took place
to-day at the State House. Two hundred and twelve
men were drafted Among them were three profes-
sors and one tutor Of Yale College, and some nine-
ty students. The selected men took their tickets
good humor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
The DRAFT I'm Massnch uscsts.

sPRIsGYIxp. Msss.. Tuesday. July IA, 1859.
The draft commenced in this district to-day.
Everything passed off quietly. The quotas of ten
towns were filed. The drafting in this city will
probably commence on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
The Draft in the 14th Ward Of Phila.
delphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July Is. 1868.
The Draft commenced to-day in the 18th Ward,
4th Congressional District, and is progressing very
quietly and satisfactorily.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

of tho sight of his wife and children and also almost
within sight OF his troops, who, OF course, had no
idea Of the atrocities being perpetrated on their
commander, and there be was beaten and kicked
and dubbed for hours. Tho first blow was struck
this officer about 9 p. m.-he did not see till p. m
All the intervening time he was surrounded by the
crowd, who refused to permit any one to render him
any asristance, and when humane druggist went
TO him and gave him a drink Of water, the mob en-
tered his store and gutted it from end to end.
For all these hours this man lay there, watched
over by some OF the mob, and whenever groan or
a sigh. or heavy -labored breath would give token
Of life, there was always ready foot TO kick his
bleeding head, or q ready hand to dash bis head
against the paviDg.stones. And this where his wife
and children could almost see him and hear his
grosna
At about p m. or perhaps before, Father
Clowry, a clergyman Of the Roman Catholic
Church, who had witnessed the whole scene, vainly
endeavored to prevent tho deed Of violence, en-
treated permission Of the mob TO administer to tho
dying man the Sacrement Of Extreme Union. He
argued TO them, The man is already dying; he
can never recover; you have done your worst; now
pray let me remove his body, aud render to him the
last Offices Of our church." The answer was, You
can do your Office here, and .wo will protect you in
it, but no one shall remove the man from where he
lies."
Finding all further remonstrance useless the Rev.
Father gave to the dying man the consolation Of the
church as be lay. He remained with him till he
died, which was at s O'Clock. Even then, tho mob
would not permit him to DO removed, but threatened
with vengeance any ono who should approach the
bleeding body.
At about o'clock p. M q new riot in another
direction attracted the attention Of the crowd, and
taking advantage Of the lull in the excitement,
Fathers Clowry and McNuty obtained possession Of
the body, procured cart from the street, placed the
corpse upon it, and with the help Of some bystanders
conveyed 1t TO tho Dead'House Of Bellevue Hos.
pitsl
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

cepabe substitute 20 take place ia the draft or he
may pay TO such person the Secretary Of War may
hundred dollars the secretary determine for
procuraton OF such substitute and hereupon such per-
furnishing the substitute or payng the money
shall be discharged from further liability under that
draft And any faing 10 report after due service
OF notice. herein prescribed without furnishing sub
situte paying the required therefor shall be
deemed and shall be arrested by the Provost
Marshal and sent TO the nearest military post for trial by
court maral unless upon proper showing that he is not
liable TO do military duty the board oi enrolment shall
relieve him frors the draft.
pyrss oF rnK MEDICAL issrgcroRs
Sec IL. And Be JHrter enacted That all drafted per
SHALL arriving al tho rendezvous be carefully in
syected by the surgeon o the board who shall truly
port the board the physical condition OF each and
all persons drafted and claiming exemption from military
duty account Of disability any other shall pre-
their claims TO be exempted 20 the board whose de-
cision shall he final.
Sec rs. And be u further enacted. That any surgeon
charged with the duty Of such inspection who shall re-
ccive any person whoms any money or other
valuable thing, directly indirectly 20 receive
The same TO his own or auothcrs use for making an im
perfect inspection or false Incorrect report or who
shall wiluIy neglect 60 make faithful inspection and
report, shall be tried by urtinartia and on
victon thereof be pusished by nne not exceeding i've
hundred dollars less than two hundred and be
prlsoned the discretion Of the court ana be cashered
and d dismissed from the service.
Sec TO- And bc IL further er1ctci That as soon as the
required fumbcr Of abed bodied liable TO do militia.
~ duty snai be obtained from the list q those drafted
the remainder shall be discharged and all drafted per
sons reporting at the place Of rendezvous shall be nj
lowed travelling pay from their places residence and
AZ rendezvous snail De
allowed travelling pay 10 their places u residence and all
expenses connected with the enrolment draft including
subsistence while at The rendezvous shall be paid from the
appropriation for enrolling and drafting under such regu
lations the President of the United states shall pre-.
scribe and all expenses connected with the arrest and
return of deserters TO their regiments or such other
duties provost marNias shall be called upon 70 per
form shall be paid from the appropriation FOR arfcstng
descrters under such regulations as the President OF
the United states shall prescribe Provided the provost
marshal shall In case receive commutaton for trans
poraton for fuel and quarters but only for forage
when not furnished by the government, together with
actual expenses OF postage, statopery and clerk hire
authorized BY the provost marshal general