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nslinnuenov In the Postal Service.

Much complaint is made OF mail failures on the
southside Railroad, between Burkeville and Lynch
burg. At Pamplin's depot subscribers to the Semi
weekly Wing inform US they have received but
one number in two weeks. The upward mail train
passes over this part of the road at very late
hour of the night, and one of the POstmasters on
the route assures rs that the mail agent is frequently
asleep, when Offices are passed. Has Mr.. Reagan no
eure for drovsiuessY -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

We
Georgian
termination of THE awn
be the udgme n o
awaEf @beween
ooyenowip nd rbd
demands
yef
o
dperte
eof tn ath n o
tweeth eGOemme a pe
We ayeomnted
JOHN v E n KpNSoN Commissioner
CooPER
81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
1TA MEETING OF THE MATHEWS

ATA MEETING OF THE MATHEWS
N Cavalry 5h Va Kegt, the following resolutions were
adopted: :, ~, ,s,,. ,,aor, =, take
,ro our midst our comrsde In arms, private WIN hAnNES
Who f MORALLY wounded the charge at Keys Ford hafen
IL 1868, therefore - =. -. ana
P,sosd mat In the death Of VIM j. Haynes who was one
~ The Hrst volunteers Virginia. the South has lost orYe
and valiant soldier and company good and Efficient mem
Der. ..-.t,. -. 49,,
,,,,nathv and while we minge with theirs at
@ Of our Beloved companion Ohio has thus been cut down
In d. bIom Of manhood have this consolation that ne
eiv his lie for country and has added another name
Ia ne i6nr list II martyrs who have died battling In the holy
cause ~ liberty. ,,.. II. g.,
~ anu ~ - JOHN 4 MILLER,
oBpt. Chm.
O.. w., n n,.os aac,rv my2s-ltt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

On Monday the 2 instant his residence In the county Of
Goochland, ]. TH0RNT0n SAMPSON. = CO..
uls friends and those ofhs mothernaw, Mrs X T. sn'on
are invited 70 attend his this Wednesday mornng az
10 o'clock the residence OF Mrs sinton, on MAN see
between l5.h and 18th
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
GRt 8itbnpnb GaBig,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY 81, lsss.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

~ Lssrs busiRsss rsssi Be- sddrSsssd 3 "a -kdsOT
~ a. Eatg.a
Iross torisa on boa sdcs q s Paper tctl Roi Do puo-
EaAe1 T1ts a r1o u long s1ndiag OugA % b kOeoa %
al AID toiR b dspdrtsf RON. O6'sary RosieSs
OEcasdtag tiHss Charged Jor Gdusrsteasie
EV Raodssof udsra1es o rstara rSseted ers'asHsoa-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

,.,sv informed a. to wba.is about to take place. it
cannot be said that newspaper discretion Is of much
eolsequence
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

Macon & Western,
a. s w. p, Angus Muscogee, Central
ia aud Savannah, Savannah, Albany
Western and Allan and Gulf, South
tic, Rome, Ga, and Western n d It's
the Ga. Railroad s branches.
its branches.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

70 hs Editor of he Wing:
Perceiyiug that you have manifested an interest in the
erection of monument to the memory of the lament
ed Gen. jackson, beg leave to enclose to you the sum
Of Si2s contributed by the and officers Of the Bat
terry command, III aid of object very dear to them
Under his command they have fought and their com
rades have fallen and though their offering is small
they will not be content without the humble privilege
Of laying one stone on the shaft which rises to cOmmem
crate the virtues of so good man. SO great hero and
80 devoted Christian.
Please give this its proper direction, and oblige
Your friend,
MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
Capt COm'dg.
We have had the pleasure of handing the above to
COL French, Of the Governors Staff who has charge
for the present OF the contributions thus far made
Ed Who.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
may 25-lw.

TO THE VOTERS
OF JAMES CITY, CHARLES CITY, AND NEW KENT cos.
the request Of many friends hsve announced myself
ddse In the House Of Delegates did believing
James City 10 be entitled TO the delegate In conformity with the
long standing between the COUNTRYSIDE having offered
opposition for the last six years.
Peowsodiers, to you make appeal believing you, who
In the field In defence Of State rights viii also allow
show to th8old county.
Should be your pleasure elect me- your interests shall DO
W. SAVAGE SLATER,
my 2l-6e James City ARTILLERY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
G. H. CAMP wINDER,
MAY %, 1858.

EaMR EprroR: For the information of the
prope Authorities and benefit Of soldiers In general an ad
Terssen Wa published in the Wing Of the 2s Inst exposing
Eysem Of fraud by the ocS In command OF the guard here
70 days afterwards cation vas furnished TO The wing
nou1crR nv ASSERTIONS base abcSiion notice the ln
On name by men, Who with their MASTER have ed ana
ened at expense OF their brother soldiers and Of course
have nothing 10 saw With privilege to plumber they would no
doubt be content themselves. provided the officer In com
mand would use Influence keep them from their proper
paceo-in he fed court investigation ard am ready 10
P'0'e 1l' NV PsansetTuly JAMES WADE,
NV o7-ots Co. G, 14lh La.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

M z are authorized to announce Major
w CHARLES B. BALL candidate for reelection to
te Senate Of Virginia, from the Loudoun pktct. mySN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
NAY 81. Uses.
GENERAL ORDER.
RIcurosD, May 18th, 1868.

H JG s,a
Board
1 e. a
TGbm o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27
THE JACKSON MONUMENT.

HEADouARrERs, MCINrosH's BATTALION,
May %, 1868.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

III. GEORGIA

''''NAN HEDULE mo
and
Railroads uaL 18Th
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

! ... %
Smelling furnished by the Government
49,. ....... ..... w 800 ~ .
Hlro merHonsf nnshe by the go.
o "
Hr Q 49,. -. " 49, 800 " ~ go
o rse team fnnhhedby
Hire o same go. ..
Hr o sme zee.
Il utOns furnished by the Government
(sgned0
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-27

ito of to
ally Or assumption o
w.
Sne6
HREoP LABOR TEAM
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
MufDrberund

Ssbaaa 1lrbtr. ssSsten auf ser Sniff Waaen, sar In
Ssers 1887 In eaman@e, sr,pa, ptre sou ttuea Drustt,
8ob. 9srhsr. setetea fetnsn issasn uufsutbolt an,u,sieeu,
tttne dbrsae an be -Suinuis etaott.ttuus", Gbtesas,
ssisns.a ~ ts1en: esntsn stsnstAi Rsa,Hrnf,tnSee
fbfr ben Derblsib be- Ottseenannten Hutiunf estsn iSuxsa;
pirbt ID fstr sanlbar fau. uns bic entRtp.rtsn Rotten auF.
3ex. .' =. ! ~
- u -Gty6, potttr. :,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

BE Giienbabn, lwjl&fn. !Giepsnian llnh
Chattanooga tatn ni&t BON Rofsntraub
tsnuet ,tptrbsRls s7ttne' Bufabt}n. afybdlt
pttft'S pR Eyt~stnt1a'uuS h8*tsptt' 9tltns
habn, {nnbsru auf ninsa umusS pr A@ie.
Mi&ts perbtneett een Ghnb, sntnbalb
,Slsyentpn's 1tsn EsnnsHse ~ abssf&rst'
len,, bit lmempbisA GbarlsRon, Giftntabu
bef puntsuiQt ju5, buytbbvs&tn, unb -pann
nod Din@efer b%tnaufAutadrn, 3BainR,
fbm has, 10 f&usbt Np(fnfrana In tsr
Cuff une feline StslIuna ~ Qtottonccao
n etue f<mmns, ale frasnp cine. in OF
i.t1a!s etn; Buneteb.u 'befunr.n' bat.
TT patte f&, T1rfnas pom Gstnes umee
ben, In fstnfia Madsn cine usus Cpsra'
'tonsbais 3u4 f&afsn unp f&' tcrtbin
pur6lul&laetn kabtn.
@e0en16sr zen ttttt7n Grfabrunasu NIT
6cpttt's c"utafnRrtfbaru po6ton" nod
S6la&t hi Gb%anuaorepjus srfdsini
uss aIs cine pHi&t. re @tfabren rsr
~ Chattanooga cftn rutSulsesn.
Dit i@muftn N0di@Idas mtl@e In
euiufe ttr l.stsn sri,ttalb Sabrs ri, eoae
to Buntss e~rlitten bat. mirtsn nt&i la
en'fsrntslsn stts 70 tttfs DsmoralNotion
ru sftmIi&en Rstnunb tswitit battn.
mte IS 9,l&eben II. tpsnn MID, eos pub
Itfum Vie gum Gtnnttts .pu XotaRrepbe
os0i6snilid pur@ 1%oltnfartens Qlaen lttr
pabre Sa&luBe Betduf&i tppresu pdrs.
,.' H> (N.y. NbplsB.) !.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
,,,PRORAVE,N NOTICE

81 Sss as2 Itj,%G lid d;st 1.as. Of sss.l
County, iowa, holden at the Courthouse in theCaty
or Davenport, IN said county, on the 5th day of9c4
iNYN, Bsa &c., sts". t1s'fr to; :! a. Z ; l,..s' a;,i f:s I'D
testament Of Theodore Pfund; NJ. d., late of suid
county deceased, was produced and publicly read
in open court. Whereupoat the said court fixed ths
next term thereof TO- he held on the 10Th day of
October, a. !, 1853, as the tune forfzzpsssing said
VII sndion That dry mn persona interested are s.
any they haye Why said VII should not b. PfQba'ea
- Davepportf October t5tt. 1868! : ~ ~ I'LL
~ 'mr> n f." Il. LINDERMAN,: ~
8owtd ,,., an, n&i Az CquptystpdsH11
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
,tPRDBATE NOTICE.!

Notice. !, hereby given to all whom it may sen;
Germ. that Mt n tern. of the Comfy Court of Sfhlt
County. I4wn, held at the Court jptbe,City If Da-
renporf. ,in saia county, on the 5tb. day. OF October,
a! D. fs6s, ID Instrument in writing ,dntcd July 9th,
1889, purportingto be the last will and testament Of
Asmus kuehl, late Of said coonty deceased. WINS
produced and publicly read in open, court. Where
upon the saidl tonrt fXrd tb0rfnrxtHt y m thereof. to
for proving fdMwill hhd' on that day al persons
interested arc required ID appear Id said c"d1t and
show cause. if any they have, why said will should
not he %probntcd md allowed.
Davenport, October 5th. 1868. ,%l
ilii", r" r. LINDERMAN, II
6OwtI County judge.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

ron
fu&, stne Def.nfS' Aaiana auer ttt[t1Ne.
pvbli9t ablsi&lfsetN fibldss Ten &tle'
Dtplpn aten, nett Nen,@ ranaea,
@uatasal a uni antsrs gtoatsn ni9t ibv
Isinen. Gebrsn Az be(tittpeu Dnmsaen.. !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

.USVVt VVV0VVe :.
0dtxasss In Ssws tsItkssjs tsy.rtR, 2sbaussw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

Gretutions Eruppsu nod 6pltein.
Aus Berlin wirb ocmslos: mon a9autt
tir, raj am nddlsn Ionnu 0o9 tn Ter
8uneesptrfammluno rst' Nntroa IN @e>
1nf Ter tr,aen 4tSptittn Al trar9.lffnren
Wobreas'n aeftlt rerben miro. DAT rs
mad, 10 pielsu @sitrunQsn nun tnrIi@
ro@ Aur Grseutiou fommsn Min, fdetnt
tsintnt 3we|fsl' mfbr ~ uhttrI'ratn." "a
.eatfM jsro& lui; thtn&n' Sffupot1pn
,;6c1fetns tut& III, 9unt.e'ruppsn fdsr'
LID nidi sor Mitk. Deesmber~ tom MFR.
ras ou@ unfre4ia i'm S%ntsrffsrts etlt>.
(&sn: 6antfle ltfdt, in, 70. firth I11d1stnatf.:
mas bier nod tmmfr .tHpdfelt ,lptrc,; III
'br Shat Au NspuEalitn fdrsitsn rfcu,e.
Qoe tas dgfntlthe GfstulionS Core
one' 1rurpsn 'rts g.: unp TO. Nr<,nse,
- mon Standardization irn,
,Sa<n uno Wtdlentpra nsnnen - 0e.,
0t|r't 'prrfsn (aA 1aejnt .{dl held 'effn
~ (stn, ~ .,,"*. 49,, ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

r. ~ Gin eadtt ttenRreid,y+#- Dus ron
6sn: pIatt an Der Dubuque Spar IfBlen
Scnntaa orrangirt1 Saeiben(d llben rad
t'ntm 6ir(&,, tet Ga, in Som, Bin unp
bn tsmeatG fanp tfreutenten "HhfIanp u,
botttn 6&' trcB res, fblt&,ttt MettdA
ui''e S&dstn tinsrfuhtsn. DAD Sdieern
jseo& ni&t tsen14at, UNI tsfa Ice
ipan g., Zen. na&ftsm (ch{eu)5 @pnmne
I'm pief,s -@.tpnaetn MIN
~. Mre'lt'n;,' ceW jtt,nfdus. in 16etrn
platb1 rtr rem 5ir(3 ntdt obns, bseeu,en>
e Soften bsrAeRe0>batfe, sinsnsrbetliaen
III" (ti'em @s(ddft' ausufnern,
rcratlnn;M u&ttfnfat' sduitsn
zen 6tr@ ID Hebien. .Im1urssnD jteed an
tbrfm Vp,babsn- potbineert. Gis Iicben
ibrs @sute In, Old auf Ger @troes, une
Ter 6trf& ren 6nle psbrodm bai,
q rod nd&nsn. .Gemtoe (ein Sill
ann martte traaen. .,.:o
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
- F-'T
~ SRI. S'oA .rrS e. q Wrrflrr ,r.

~ 81: 500 rec -: 6. Wuflep n,
fola's na& un3wdfs|boftnm 3eulnif por'
aftttrm Woreen etroe nod subj 6err
grib evfSs ttbauptet poItis, tbn In een
bthNrRsbauttr -rfa @GIairc 6auice Dor.
atftsn Norasn UNI unatfdtr8 lbr eelts
b'n ia baben:. EGeine Nuesn (abtn Il.
a%sntbdmli& nuB unp lroift, ,rsii bupo;>
unc o1e Guets i'm rsebolb befroete, .ont>
rrortete n, rob er (eit cit iasn 1oQen cine
t6(s Grfa|'un0 bate, &c it feinem 3wti'
fsl unttrmprfen, RAT n SeItame1r bt>
aina. S&on Dor 3 Sabrcn modte er
stnsn SeIbRmrresufud. rurrs jetcd prn
SborinQtcn an. rcr .Nu%efltruna
&c fdetnt. tn6 CT ;eitmeilie.
Nnfdue Don 8atnGnn botts, unr in sin,m
{cl@en bat IT mabrideinltd: rie ro{6e
lbat bsAanp'n. @tin qtjhektr0dn0nie
fanb asffern Na@mttioa fAt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
fern. Boob ,pfto IN Spwo,nidt fun

>"TtrH. Moob ipftp IN Sppd.ni6t fun,
ptn. gnfan tse. Gpppnbtotf Snlaa ,rof
eor9lftrp' IN Dse WoinsS on nae eorius
srpartunAspou batrenee A.hnstmottatiih
Mnttna" init 'ter 1t,rth 8uffdt .tne, De-
pt&t ttn.@- ros '@pup I'm" S0fu tleibs.
Dtt 9uawdaunR Ser gcrpnheass mar
tttns Qttnes .unt rurrt rcd .ntstt rur&
ren @pott, Ter 1et&lld 'ouf IL berotree'
reie. "". ~
Is II midi urlr obr(deinlid LOT rae
Gepprrbeoo Gmirok GemmjHnefn @cur
abttNtui bobs. nadeem e. aur Grfenni nif
a'fommen 1T tae ss niht .atrotb'n fem
f6une, tinen cfentn GreefGrniarr FIR ei<
men @tn,ral Ter l%lnicneatmet 6rn. Gut,
tie, numpen ~ la6sn:
60 lddfrlih ppn elmer Sfih tie @ode
auh H. 70 fuuen mir uhe rc&. tot rte
Sdmod Don Soma ot:9 'rqnrt' iporser
rab Gin Moct rem Gtaat t1:rdhumrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
k,utcsf ship News.

Hs eaner Permission Of and nom Bermuda days OF
tou, 60 Middleton = -. Aug 49, at % 49, lou .s ~
her ioropnm haild her but received no answers she was
R. Pa. * GrusJ Luther Sunderland e. days, coal to
bn. ihon,- Abort ,of shcbarne, s. Cso"el Halifax
d..s. misr o. pudd Bros .
III Nircab.h lol Deer scl Bry st. Andrew, n b. .
ioa.sa ti,rl isnr, Lu,an C. H.. 20 days coal to {.
Biz Henry Lauters johnson, Mica' dnys nmber 30 j.
scr Gassabeus Cole shulce n r. Is days Spas to c L.
schr judge Tcnncy NAeson Addison 10 days lumber to
SEN, napeola L,ud Ellsworth days, lumber to c.
slr luison. Warren Bangor days lumber to Godfey
si4 Baltic lIochkis. Bangor 10 days, lumber TO C. h.
sclr G,.ln Belle Nas, MaehIss days lumber to simp-
sela j. T. johnson Proctor Calais days, lumber to Jed
Seh Louisa Haskell Calais 20 days, lumber to Godfrey
SIN Leader, Nay Calais lG days, lths to John M1Der'
Scr. william H. 0cun scuajer Boston days, boond %
sc5r n IT, Hail. Hamilton, Calais 10 days lumber to
scin Ocrun ranrcr Lewis Bangor 10 day., lumber to
sclr Pavilion Parker Linsnn C. b.. u days, coal c. Is.
scl Asrea, Cos'aiy Passport 10 days lsh &c to Jed
Sch Rollins rar.en, Passport days lumber to master
schr sarah Ja.c. Gardner, Ncwpnrt
Srlr Harriet Ryan. ---, New bedford.
Schr Slotauc. ion"r Nvsti, m ballast
Sclr. lospn. Nincicls, stamford. In ballast.
Sclr T. bouhl.rf Niclcrson, Boston. IN ballast
Sclr. Julia A. Detkef. nomwlly. Ghrlnerb days ace
.'cir. Ii4t,. ithi. lnrahlHn, Nil"t Point
= h. lrraltnr, Grant, Providence.
Schr li,miritn ---., New haV"n, IN ballast
Sehr J. Il. Coryer Crosby. boston tea Albany
Sclir Bravo, Lowell bostpn. for hhdnN.
Scnr. O. r. liaw'ry, Huc.ley ,hrenpor.
schr. Augusta OrcgoTy, RocHiand, iith"
S,lfr Nod sumter lIrtch, korkiand stone
sohr Antelope W0rlcn, Roehland, linr'
S.hr ILnilrnagne, Chase, Ncw'iia'rn' -.
WIND-Durng the dag, very hight at = W.
BELOW.
B.Ik AlDl fsoni Deniua'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

dny evening last % man named IicfAc residing In Gcr-
man Township nbOut five miles run Granville indiln
VAS with two of his Children, bruialy murdered BY
some prTaOn persons al present unhn"wn The hrLds
first the house which ~ built at hrWn logs enc
story high with shed Kitchen IN front. and sur.
rounded by few fruit trees aud made an attack upon
four little girls whom they found playing there killing
o outright and iuHing the others lnscnsbc upon the
noors From the house tho villains went to the pince
whore Mr.. H1ke Was engaged IN trimming u pole. and
struck him with his own M. almost scyerug his head
from his body AZ last accounts two of the children
we're still dive. with flint hopes that would
At the trc hcbc horrible murders were committed the
mother and wife ~ the victims WIS attending market IA
Granville aud returned home about II O'Clock. only to
witness the terrible aud Shocking scene OF blood Two
soldier have been arrested suspicion OF having per
pctratcl the decd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
Los. OF ship Is. X. Villain NJ Sen.
Capt. Barton of ship b. X. Milam ioundered
sea- makes the following report relative TO the loss Of

Capt Barton of ship Is. X. Milan, foundered
at sea- makes the following report relative TO the loss Of
Lis ship:
Auru 10 during hcsvy blow from p. found ne ship eak
I'M sounded pumps, aud found three feet Of water IN me hod
40, both pumps continually going "a 'onndcd again
fif s1 fe, having gained three feet In an hour hove
deck bad ard found nine feet ~ water n tc
hold sfp rolling ycry deep htt control 81 her MI" Inc
wheel sp under close rrfrd opsails II 'hP hl Of
water g., boats ready ship settling very fa ~ ne head
how. both az hors II The bows wind sh from y. p ~
davght uc1 day calm. ship still settling lot TWO ie.t OF
water 90 deck later pat II nsi deck breaking up Hhi t'
r.o con ns htogs s,aTb0ard sifc, making clean
breach At day hsht 2s,. bark in 'ishi TO the
westward steering A. she cAc np ana n yea
g. De- the bas Nhcbcs nom Jamaica bound q LONDON
Who slldiy took board for w..eh r'itfn ny IN
crfo thanks August p. lat. - Ion. .y.il ste.s tn
Swci.f b.rk Mnous nom 0oi'rnbrrs for Nrv fof and
fnyss mate seward. transferred 20 L'r the re-
iAAlndr tho going to london IN tie 4Aepc. N"
70. r. Milan ~ bur Ion. owned ~ Messls'
M1,~. TAYLOR Go. ti city, where she also Insured
She hfi cargo Of slaves WHISKY &C. and Was bound Heee
l1f ada. .
Capt Barton wishes 10 rc.lrn his thanks TO Capt.
Wula for the kind treatment which himself maze and
steward received willie on board his vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
rrRrMrs AT FraruKy's HALL.-About GOO

certificate, have been eranicd TO drafted hrcmen. Civ
u thea go extension Il time In which 20 procure their
exemption papcTs Tbs morning. at 10 O'Clock. day
res.ons aln commence and drafted hromcn are expect
Cd 90 present ,Lcr vouchers frum the hronen and sec
re,arlss ofihc several companies 10 which they belong
Thee paps with tie certificates already granted arr
to lc pre,cu,cd 20 Tie Board 81 Supcsylsors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

THE RECENT ATTACK UPON NRGRo )
Uor sr-Thc eolored man william Jackson who was
a. baly assaulted NJ his residence IN Stewart ai.ey
ON SUNDAY morning by IKE or slN persons dled OF
Mis- iniuric. ut the City Hospital yesterday morning
Ills skul had been completely smashed IN with paving
s,op. which wa. thrown at him BE- came TO tie door
10 see what the trouble An investigation ih'o the
crcur stanees viii BE- made tins afternoon by coroner
Norris John H. Waller arrested IN the charge OF
being implicated in the assault discharged ron
custoy Yesterday by the Coroncrthore being no cvi-
deucc to Identify BIN one Of the parry lie three
others arrested are In Jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
BROOKLYNITEMS.
CorcrusION OF THE DRAFT-The Draft IN


this city was finally concluded yesterday with the COM
pletion OF the Fifteenth and Nineteenth Wards. All
passed off quietly since the commencement OF the draw
ing on Monday not the least evidence Of disorderly
spirit was manifested anywhere, although there was
much interest and some excitement on the evening OF
each day when the announced by the press
Every one anxious to see whether himself or some
acquaintance had been drawn But few OF those elected
look upon their luck with favor although here and there
one is seen with red ribbon in his bnttOnbOle indcat
ing that be is among the eject Provisions having been
made for the remen and militia, those favored classes
take matters cooly, knowing they will be exempted
Scarcely one hundred active fremen have been drawn
and perhaps between 200 and 300 the military Some
Of those not exempt account of physical disability
aenage are already leaving for other parts while Few
Of those who unable to get away propose TO hod
meeting this evening to express their sentiments upon
the subject The delivery Of notices to those drai'eu
will probably be commenced tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
CnrcKrr-sr. GroRor's ACT. Willow CLUE

tEi'k il-S4. tLuANlh AtI iLL'h w u
or HEooKifS. The match between tho above Clubs
"a, oonolnd ycaiofhy and terminated IN the victory
fiho 81 Gcurges by I've wickc,s 70 fll Tho Willow
Club ia their fret Innings. GA "Wednesday scored 20
and tie st. Georges l0 The former then sent In
Hudson and Drapcr two ~ he finest baismcu Ia the
country aad when the s,smps drawn they had
scored q! aud not o4t Next morning they Increased
their rHs ~ before they parted IN consequence
Of Iludron falling victim to Gbbcs. None o! the
others scorcd In proportion to these two players Draper
(ulo - Boston crckctcr possessing strong defense
md rupid run gc,tcr) being credited with - OF his
,,,, br, .ulA,fre. b. IL. total score.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

STEAMBOAT SUNK AND TWO LIVES LOST
To steamiug George Farrell having a lighter IN tow
from the Great Eastern when coming through HclI
ate yc.i~rday Afternoon struok Halcts Point and
sunk. TAo pilot, Timothy Cfanier. and the steward
,~.r. .lr.un.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

UNITED STATES MARSnALs SALEs.-Bunlctt,
Jones = Co. sold for Tho United States Marshal ell
wednesday. at Whcclegs stores Atlantic Docs.
100 sacks of Lgorp al gruund salt cargo AZ toe prize
big Delta 1he bali sold lor its ull value Tho sale 90
800 barrels Of spirits ~ turpentnc cargo of the prize
Schooner Prince Leopold was commenced but "A comhi
nation the part Of the buyers give only ~ "a per
gallon for article worth - Co. caused Suspension Of
ILc sale lVr the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

How TO READ CHARACTER '-PHlSioG-
Sosr Eyes Ears. Nose, LP', Mouth rnEsSoLodr Moral
intellectual and Social facn,.", ErmSoLoGY or le NAiura
History q Man; PSYCHOLOGY Mans Spiritual Nliurc given
ia Tag PngRXoL0GIcAL JOURNAL, September Naaoes-''
ccut, or , 80 year. by hss post FOWLER " BILLS 'O
nh ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

The FAMILIES AND tHIbDhbS W 'Db"'
the last rne-ting Of the Kings County Bohrd
Of Supervisors resolutions were adopted df,c,Ine wv
Peef Comm.sloncrs 10 pay the families Of volunteers
in the service Of the United States and who have not
len the State the same relief the families OF those
ybo are nj the sent Of war: also THAI he Relief Com
ssinners be directed 10 pay the children OF volunteers
whose parents have died the same amount OF reliei
otbcrwfse allowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

HrARIyG EXEMPTION CLAIMs.-In the lid
Conversational District claims for exemption VIII be-
heard befnrc Thursday II next week. Tie towns and
wards will be taken up the order in which they were
drafted and the whole hearing viii probably occupy about
two weeks Every facility III be given 70 those deSir'
ing exemption either from physical disability or Dy ue
payueut of the 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
FELL DEAD IN TIE STREET.-A respectfully

FELL DEAD IN TIE STREET.-h respectap'y
dressed man was found lying dead on the sdewaK near
the corner of Plymouth and Adams streets on Wednes
day. The body was conveyed 10 the Fortysecohd re
cnct Station House In the pockets were found chrs
bearing the name Daniel OConne which, for the want
of further evidence is assumed To be his name Sese
raj cards of admission 10 the New YORK Eye ana Ear
Infrmary were also found in possession 81 dec'aseu
An inquest was held and verdict Of death rom dsease
of the heart rendered