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FOUN DRIES.
FOUNDRlES.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

"AvING C0MPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, WE ARE
now prepared 10 receive and satisfactorily execute
orders for stoves anc castings generally. The senio
partner has returned from the East, where he Ia
procured the desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and pxrlor reduced marke.
cisy invite the attention OF wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch Of business with request that they viii
CIV. call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns. (which desire to make prominent fes
tare IN mAnufacture railing and mill castings sugar
mills and kettles house work. such ventilatorS, win
Cow caps. ss and hooww fact everything rotuced
In an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise what We we'll and promptly per-
form.
oce ard Foundry IO3 south Delaware street adjoin-
ing Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depois, Indian aDolis Indiana
mylS- Cox LORDk PECK
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military Directory of Indianapolis,
Indiana.


DEFHHIHENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p. Morton. Governor. Once, State House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois sts a. 1000
W. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
TO Governor. ONCE, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. 2,ee4
W n n. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
10 Governor. Once. State House; residence
Loves sock, on ohio street............... 2,i4S
W n. SchlateT, Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. 3D. e.. TO Governor. Office,
STATE House; boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Lar. Noble. Adjutsnt General 81 Indiana.
Once, State House: boards at Bates House;
es0o from the state and a., ga pay Of a Col
onel ........................... 3.B4
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BOARD OF ENROLMENT OF TIE SIXTH EMBODIMENT
DISTRICT.
d. Braden, Captain and Provost Marshal Of
fee, Blacsford's Block Sd floor; boards at o.
Johnson's three miles north Of the city, Il.
railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LAS
Vim. J. Wallace. Commissioner. Office. Black
ford's Block; residence, No. l6l East Market
street.. ............-........... Las
Thomas r. Harvey Surgeon. Office, with Pro-
~ost Marshall boards at No. 7s1s East Wash
ington street..............-... ACES
1854
Add Gen. Carrin gton, Office in State House.. 4,054
sos2i
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NOTICE.

To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c., &c.
HvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING F0R A NUMBER OF
gwen their particular attention n the sse ~
the above Articles feel confident their ability 10
pose Of consignment sent 20 them very
terms Any per,oh desiring cur Weeks c;,cul,-s -,
h.v gratis by sending their address 10
ABRAN KNIGHT SONS
iune2s-c6m j Water street New york
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A NOBEL DRAFr NorIcE.-Tbe following Is
the notice Of drafting issued by the Provost
Marshal for Berks county, Pennsylvania
korIcE- cOxMKvcKM.Nf on fiE paiHf.

NOTICE. COMMENCEMENT or THg DRAHf.
lRoyosr MaRsuAL's OrfIci, EGnrH nrsrsIcT }
RatDixa, Pa, August g. 1879
Tho draft Tor this district (erks county win cam
mence on "Wednesday, August IL, 1sc3 and Inc suh
atrrn WIN be drafted 10 tho following order and 4, the
time below stated ~ ~ wy
Here follows list Of the sub. .distrctgl
No exemisions Will be heart until due rcscc "a g,ros
The dtan VIII take place platform 10 fro ~ a..
iroVost Marshas oAce. The pifc arc frv,ff n ae,J
s. HfNRY :. kUpr
captain md Provost Marshal, Eish,h d,s,y,ot
This II a model notice for the draft. and n 4,
very evident that Henry S. Kupp understand.
bis business. So far from wishing to do Tho
thing IN secret manner. he performs his dutv
on platform in the street and invites tbc
public to attead. Had this plan been ado,,ca
In New York city, instead Of the foolish secrcsv
rcsortcd TO, II would have gone a great wav 4,
prevent The fois which everybody deplorss.
We trust .tat in tho future, whenever the 8rafx
is carried cut the admirable model notLoa of
Captain Kupr viii be followed II has one
which the profound wiseaore.
a, Washington never dreamed of as cssentia, to
success. and that is common sensc-a commo.
dity which seems 70 be coutrabaud 1t the War
Onice
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NEWS FacM WASHINGTON.
wAsursoros, August IS. 1868.

80. wAsmxoros, August IS, 1858.
TRIALS BY THE MILITARY COURT nARrfAL.
Ths court martial Of which Brigadier General Slough
ID President today engaged IN the trial OF isaac r.
Mccarper, the charge Of robbng Paymaster hcFar-
land United States Volunteers The prisoner confessed
his guilt and exonerated from completely in the
robbery He plead that he stole the money while he
under the Influence OF liquor and that he intended to
return It, but prevented from doing by bis arrest
The case Of detective White will be resumed on Mon
day morning. ss se.sl
THE CASE or GENERAL MILR0y.
The court Of inquiry investigate the facts and cir
cumsances Of the evacuation OF Winchester and Martins
burg organized to-day The consists OF Briga
dcr General Barry, President and Brgadier Generals
Abcrcrombie and De Russey, members and Captain r.
N Scott, Judge Advocate The court will commence to
hear evidence on Monday morning
DECISIONS OF THE SECOND CoMPrRoLLER OF THE
TREASURY. fvsf -
The Second Comptroller OF the Treasury has decided
that when commissioned officer private Is dis
charged, after two years service account Of promo
ton his hundred dollars OF bounty payable at the
time OF such discharge.
It is also insisted that biennial exemptions OF invalid
pensioners must be by two surgeons physicians.
Officers who may be relieved under the act OF Congress
of 1891 and 1902 and who duty the date or
the retirement entitled continuation OF their full
pay untn relieved from duty. MM
THE CoNsCRIPTIoN.
The Enrolment Board today examined los conscripts
OF whom sixty three whites exempted, three
copied and twenty furnished substitutes and seven
coored were exempted, two accepted and ten furnished
substitutes. .s s.ea
During past week the Board Of Enrolment have had
before item four hundred and sevenysix cases, and
Of this number hundred and ninety six have been
exempted one hundred and sxtyone offered substitutes
which accepted Of the original drafted men thirteen
accepted. and six paid the three hundred dollars
Communication. Thus OF four hundred and seventy six
drafted hundred and eighty soldiers have been
obtained. H4t Hfe hi.
COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
The following named persons, arrested by Captain
Edwards Proves. Marshal OF General Kings division, At
Centrevie, and sent to this city from Alexandria by
Lieutenant Wnship. were committed TO the old Capitol
to day by Provost Marshal Todd Elisha Cornell
OF Mosby's battalion John Robertson, charged with
giving Information 10 tho enemy; John Clark and
william L. Lee, charged with disicyay, and Redmond
Devans, guide for Mosbys cavalry. ar
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A Nuisance Thar 0voHr TO BE ApAhn,. :
In the Washington papers, IN the case or Che
names OF persons exempted from the draft
being published, the reason is assigned "phy.
sical disability but the particular disability,
disease, defect, or deformity is not stated. This
Is right ands proper the examining parties
having FIRST thoroughly satisfied themselves Of
the sufacicncy Of the cause But in the BOSTON
papers the Provost Marshal thinks Il necessary
to state specifically each disability, dlssasc,
defect and dsformity. This is wholly unne.
ccssary, and seems TO be wanton and cruel
mode Of wounding the feelings Of many citi-
zsns who may have the misfortune 70 BE-
sH''cssd with chronic dltunetIvssss' (was4
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Religious intelligence.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

In 81. AIMS church, Eshtesnth street, near Fifth
avssue, services .. hakpast ton A. M halfpast three
aSs eight O'Clock r. ~ tho afternoon being for deaf
11nks.
IN st. pAul's Methodist Episcopal church, Fourth
avenue corner OF Twenty street. preaching a
hair, ,sss o'clock by the pastor. Rev H b. Rdssway.
Rsv II W. Wiley WIN preach In the Trinity Mstho
dis, Rpscop church. York STREET, Jersey CITY, this morning
and evening. -.
psv M psa v,I, =, each In the church In Fitieth
.,i,.,. be,wscu Broaaws} nd Eighth avenue q half
pas, ton oc.ock A NJ and four oc,Qss = ssaee. w %
lu tho Mariners Temp Oliver sffes services " half
past ten O'Clock A. NJ, andat quarter pa. 60
quarter before eight O'Clock r N. Rev. Jcscfn :
bridge Chaplain In the United states Nsvy win prsas.
In the afternoon.
Spiritual meetings Of the congregation OF The Nos bis.
pcusaton at hall No o54 broadway, Of Tweasy.
third street, halfpast ten O'Clock A. and three and
halfrass seven O'Clock r. Afternoon conference held
at Dodworth Hall. s4e 800 Ns
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letter fsoS;s Mf. Hessr. D.,. owen.
: TO TuR EDITOR or rHH HKRALD.

--------
am willing 20 be worsc abused than leader IN this
mornings HrsAIp abuses md. n In return, n fair an
abstract Of what really are my principles presented
<cp have svef observe bu, one importan. omIss,ou
ne worss srrs q slavery n sOu. c.roas, .ns. ~ ~
marriage tis among slaves thsre was dIsreprded. II w.
rscomnssded that ths refugees, bringisx with tbsu
fHmiiy, shou IN ai oases be leeaay married asG n ss
usd tns The oelgatSoos Of the MARITAL and faiIv r.
sSsaa y civilized Inc sheud b fuiy explained 20 tks
ma \ ths sprt u "fFes love" have sAvopaAs6
AmsGnoattce-a nvorite French ~, couBesusuep1
~ ~ - wss ssstesmen = De TocQuevis- no( r.
- nn~e De4e H. ncssasnsy rseearohos. VnS1D1jool
oeAR, wn1eA eoghs 70 pseeeos Q nesm0a judeunpas u
soeA sneecs, ny isdvsduAl lnprsnsssa 6o3ofly =
GtF, ysse eSsdsas ssevsne. nonuuR DALI OWul
hsw vwz, Asgus y. 10 ~ 49, III -
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Marine Disnsters

BosroS, August Is, 1893.
The sisp Electric spark ca6due from Londou. Ar.
nvsd 10 dat. She makcs the following report
On July rs fell 10 With tho North Americas bar yr,..
wasAa, deal eaded She Was teta,y dismas,sd and bsd
the sppcarssee Of being stripped Of a her yauabss hs
fcAssd rshs on the water with no appssrases u dsups.,
10 hs ha farsher Than the rbouss 49, bsdv ssovs
August ., = latitude ~ norsh ioDssuds 9 vs. ss =
with ths .. John built ship Gcucestsrshrs dsalssAse.
from - Joaa bound 10 London me vss vsssv,uu,ea.
naviag ben ashore on the Sea sn4s sarss eays Sssr
fosk ~ twelve Of the crew. who refused " prssseA ~
sAn Cnpeah fsofasoa. bis oesss and ssw N. sspysa
by ~ ~. Win ~ sssss.os q pssess1hs - - W.
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fHs NzxI QQSQFEss-TgE SrEAxERsurr.-
The Albany Jou,:s.nl. alter alluding to recent

Is IT ASoxIER WnIs.Er ISsrnREcrioSs--It
has already been stated that the rebel General
Holmes Is dead Of delirium tremens. According
to reliable accounts several other rebel generals
are rapidly assuming the same form Of disease
The rebellion may yet turn out to be only
another whiskey insurrection, bu, on larger
measure than the first one II Lincoln was
second Washington it would soon be squelchcd
ont tAt aa*ets IA
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
INTERESTING En- FROM y NORFOLK.
Mr.. ndwln +. De Nyse's Correspondence.

Mr.. Hdwin r. De Nyse's rsspondcncs.
NoRrotK, Va, August IL, 1858.
NOT wxAru
has had the eject Of temporarily thawug the
Of our military men oil their sanguinary intentions
sequcnty have nothing OF moving character report
How could II bs expected when at midday streets
deserted and devoid Of all their usual bustlc and
simple walk OF block n sufficient 70 bring about
oowp de soletS The records Of "the Oldest nhaliIsnt'
prQye yesterday have boon the hottest day succ 1880
cAxrs
Tho camps Of onr forces In this vicinity admirably
situated and sickness s not generally prevalent although
Surgeon Riohsrdsoa, OF the Thrteeuth New HAMPSHIRE
informs that chronic dipher,a prevalent among
the men Of his regiment Several believe have died u
Tbs city ts unusually healthy rncre arc signs q
epidemic, although tLe state Of the weather might well
GENERAL KAsIM
sti holds the reirs here Notwithstanding all the
appearance Of Major General Peck and his al
Monroe, whore they are stprtng temporarily and
no loss courteous officer for Military Governor thas
the nrst named general
ara briser for our cause than before during sbs
war This fact Is seen In and most ccoclasivey rryeS
BY the wry faces OF shc disaected residents Inc ss
biutv Of the into OF their victorous though
ragged brethren showed their ocunenAnces radsut with
br{rM hopes and beaming with sarcastic smiles bss
nov The truth IN ali is crushing FORCE upon ,hsm ss6
tney who have much ~ stake know best how 70 sp
prcciatc H.
has most depressing eflsct thcm. and Il IL gene
rally coucedod that with s fall perish all the horcs Of
IN Nipdepcpdeut confcdsrscv Meanwhile Union
are waiting IN ,o,-a.acs :: hsb}y Hssi but Win snS
ous hearts, for the report Of the q, al blow,
The oath Of allegiance has within the las few days bcs
administered 10 many here, who sixty days ag5 would
have secuted the idea The rottcnnees OF rebel ca ne
shows plainly through tho actions Of those formerly
rebel ~ ympathizers.
- JBR priSEsa
~ ths an, would seem iutoesabic 70 New yorker &C
cnsaauss 10 tn. fash and glitter Or his native metropolis
ssS 49, rS jncenIys 70 undergo the Icnauce resi-
dssoe here AMID Internal heat f day aud The equally
srest dscounfof OF mosquitoes at night Between he
ivc avis r must agree that life here at present though
checksred ~ .,nything but conducive " und morality
ana hsurv - ne Of mind or VII venture 70 assctt
~, nsk IrM .rmy which tradition tolls "swore
ssys;v n r,o,ds~. .,uid by no means equal n quality
80 v.soy ~ ranuos - rich our Yankees here shower
Ano gunnsiy tne oaths va rforts But the Of The
a ~ e % s1o =. ~ ~ ens . "baling up greenbacks
they win stand to-
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risAs as.r Psn.viii., Mo.

saY 1863 Dr. IDvu, Aux> "lo' isos.
colosx csihsrwood, commanding Sixth svt> cry, sS
ssuss e>aAs nsiIiA. tsisss apis hsaAqsarsrs ~ c
as rsmvnzs, Mcdonald coshsy -, Asr ~. ises.
Cpssasl cogss spSacks1 me to.dhy. ~ = csm.
pssss6, wsah evw thirsy kiilsA so wssadsd
,iss,s WAGONS. osnninu assui. ~ss, hnrss.
- II ssssssrea aa ~ ssnn,naA, eDsss ~ hs.esss
vssA hsmssw Nses = nnswss - esv =
hsrsss ass = vsrA 49, ~ saunN n~~ 49,
rssssA. cHvans ursuAs - = 49,
snnsvovs - vsusnDo eumDs
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nj f A E'S A RMY
mr. Tn .oc ,rs c.. W. tison's Despatch.
ux.oouas s,SRs, ELEVENTH ARMY coRrs. ,
N--s August II, 1868
PAYING OFF. So.

XI =. II
uv.oon.s s-sSs, ELEVENTH Army coRrs.
as. --<- August Ii, 1863
PAYING OFF 50.
II will probabv be gratifying 10 the friends Of BOTH
officers and men 4, know that enough paymaster
and funds hive arryea TO give the Eleventh CORPS ID
due" This wiz be- and being, done as speedily pea
sple
t' pKsxsrsxs TO MosRy.
Information has been oGaciah transmitted to diysion
commander by Lieutenant Colon d hyfenourg' Assistant
Aduant General that certain Unio soldiers attached to
command stationed near this ono have deserted hs
Union ranks with view OF joining osoys guerillas
and for the particular purpose OF aiding IN al
operations. The circular containing tn, : information
gives important facts concerning spies ese iacs
will be apt to lead 10 the immediate many per
sons now within our lines pretending to be mpy CIT
zens. *R
HEALTH or THE coRrs
From information derived through medical sources IL
appears that the health this corps to becm
command Is tending to eay improve the physical ~
pearance Of both rank and ne.
Notwithstanding the risks to be run large numbers Of
suffers pass within our lines every day. Some have
cavalry escort with them, and others are without.
CONDITION or TIE COUNTRY.
Owing the absence the southern males IT with
line To eat Whero II is to DO had money
TO be paid for the desired articles II is unrcauen
in order to pick up vegetables scrve the dinner
table. Why do not The authorities at Washington aud
Aexandra, instead OF a'iowtfg suffers 10 tosu
their wagons with many cases OF light wines. com
pei them to make portion Of their stock TO consist OF
new potatoes and other vegeaoless HOW much better
this would be for the enlisted who not unrequently
spends his money for misnamed uxuries. because no
must have something to him new and becan he can
rot procure anything better than tho bosa"d ana one
miserable things the suffers bring along oil which to
make handsome profits.
PROMOTION. 464
II Is the intention OF government 70 favor rcorgani-
znton OF this army would 1t not be wc FOR to embrace
this opportunity TO promote officers they really
worthy of it, 70 the rank OF the position they act
ing ns Such acoarse, II adopted (wsely and without
political favoritsm) would tend TO tho beor discipline
and add much to the efficiency OF our army
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
.iIBLo's GARDEN Broadway.-Tnx DUKES Morro.
wALLAcKs THEATRE Broadway-Tnur TO rnE
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.-NArALIx.
NEW BowERH THEATRE. Bowsry.-TaurLr OF
Dk~ra-NonAH CkhIsA-wAADxRISG MINSTREL 04t
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery:-dnosr or AIrrssuRa-
sAaNuMs :. AaEaIcAs MUSEUM; Broadway
hours THE EivaL ga TnNs-AwAY WITH MELAscnoLr-
BkYAnrs Aln MIEsrR.Ls n Mechsqiss' % Hall: AZ Broad
GashrH0rAs GaSs1. SONGS DANCES S0a1rsa'1'' A'1Hr
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6lA Broadway.-E.zlor1As
koscs. DASsEs c-rHx Gaosr
IRVING HALL Irving place.-THr s1EaxorrcoS.
AMERICAN THEATRE ~ Broadway.-BALLErs. PAN.
TONNES. BURLEsoUEs. 'Nt
NEW IDEA THEATkE. As Broadway-TuE GHOSTS
JUBILEE.
nnw YORK SYsEUM or ANAToSy
HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-xr-.or,Ar
tCNCs. DANCES. BURLEsoUEs, &c
New York, Sunday. August 10, 1903.
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Robert c. Hutcngs. Tate mcnbcr OF the Legislature,
has been appointed Secretary OF the Rict Claims Commis
sion It Is proposed to issue elaborate report com
prisng the claims evidence and awards Tho claimants
whose namrs advertised under the head Of corpora
tion Notice. day, hayo been notified to appear with
thor witnesses Monday at two O'Clock Information n
regard TO these claims solicited b. tho committed.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
The Attack Upon superintendent Ken.
ncsiy During the Riots. reat /.


The examination in tho OF Francis Cusick, ex
policeman who arrested days ago on charge
OF being concerned in tho July riots and with having
been implicated in tho attack upon Supernen Ken
nedy, camc upycstcrdayEns the Esscx Market Police
Court, In the presence OF large number Of spectators
William H. Kimbali iesliAed that tho 18th Of July as
he was in Lexington avenue, be,wcon Forty-6f,h
and Forty-six,h streets, he saw the prisoner in
cSQwdt urging them 70 acta Or violence: Tho pris.
Oner sEbSafed 70 Be st the head Of gang,
and was heard TO say, s.Lct go In boys
and strike together. and we can lick all the
damned policev when Superintendent Kennedy drove
up the prisoner said, "Hero the son OF -
Kennedy lot US finish him" the derendent then ap-
preached Superintendent Kennedy struck him with
large club the breast and shoulders Mr. Konnedy
fell the sidewalk from The force OF tho bows Cusck
then took bold Of NOLAN Murphy, and after tearing his
'Ysas s aBa saIESss ssso:s d,ct
Tor grand larceny accusing him or having stolen two
property OF Arthur NJ Eastman The property found
In tho possession OF tho accused.
John r. Andersen, OF tho Thirteenth. .precinct police
made complaint for assault ana battery against
defendant, charging him with having brokcn . gun
across his head, with intent 10 take life.
Melscn L. Murphy made complaint against the accused
for robbery perperaed during the Complainant lost
coat vest, pair Of pants and pistol valued In al
ty dollars, and charges Cusck with bsvng taken the
sane
Justice Steers decided TO hold the accused 20 ball
each complaint Cusick, who . native Of Ireland
aged thirty Ave years. aud stage driver by occupation
gave security 10 the Of Ave hundred dollas 10 each
case, and was thereupon liberated from custody.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
THE RECENT RIOTS.
The Claims Against the City.
The following additional claims for damages were lied

Margaret sarvout, $40 West Twenty sixth street. $l75
Eliza Austin lat East Twenty eighth street .... lie
Pen. Dewitt. h57 Second aycnue. .......... liz
Y. Hedt.eer, 304 Seventh avenue. so
Harriet States SIT Brosino street. 157
Jane prunns 65 Leonard street ............... 125
Kebecca Ross, ,0s West Thirty. second street. 800
J. r. Anderson % Rector street t......,........ z43
Officer jeremiah Graham, Eighteenth pl plecnct... AZ
S. w. Thompson is James slip ........ ...... 159
NJ. L. M1nheim, 254 Furth avenue .....,........ 232
Ann q ins. 30l State street. Brc, kyn. 65
Corn Courksigh 2T3 West Twenty eighth 1 2i5
Hammond schumake. 81 Rector street :. ....... 46i
Sus an I. cuson, BIT Thri avenue ............. AZ
Sabine SIX mine 147 Fast Twenty ninth street. 300
Rachel Burton 1o4 eat ThIrIieth street ~. :. $50
J. N. rrioe, 2T0 Seventh avcnIc. ............ 90
Lewis Harris 50 Thompson street ............. 500
Sarah Watson. ~. 900
g. r. jackson. 20i Centre street t............... 10
VIM. ravis, rs Thompson street. et.........s... 1.loO
Chris Jer kins a5 Thirty second street, 100
Annie Earnes I32 West rwenty -nlnh street. $50
Joseph finerty, First avenue aid Twouty socond
4
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Another vietim OF the Riots.
Henry Asohn, native Of Germany. died ~ his resi-.
dcncc 4o7 Tenth avenue yesterday. from the effects Of
Ranney viii hold Inquest upon the body to-day