The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1863, Page 8

——E THE DRAFT. The Conscription Commenced in New York. POCO e OCC CEE eeery ORDER PREVAILS AT THE WHEEL. Names Drawn Yesterday in the Ninth District. SCBNES AND INCIDENTS OF THE DRAWING, @THER PARTICULARS OF THE DRAFT, Rory Ber ae ‘The draft in New York city commenced yesterday ‘@fternoon, according to announcement, in the Twenty. eecond ward (Ninth Congressional district). ‘The drawing ‘was nade at the office of the Provost Marshal of the dis trict, No. 677 Third avenue, and proceeded from nine @’olock in tbe morning until four in the afternoon , without @ieturbance of any description. For some time before be hour appointed for the drawing to take place quite a largo crowd assembled at the headquarters. There was Atéle or no discussion of any account, but much taterest ‘mani‘csted in the progress of the work, which was cor- @ainly a novel scene to every one who looked upon it, TUR DRAWING COMMENCES. Shortly after nine o'clock Assistant Provost Marshal ‘Charles E. Jenkins stepped upon the table and read hie orders in relation to the draft and the manner in which % should be conducted. Upon the table wasa large wheel, in which were placed the ballots bearing the names ‘f those who bave been enrolled. The number to be drawa from the district is 2,521, and accordingly this comple- Ment of ballots was placed in the wheel, One of the @nrolling clerks, Mr. Charles H. Carpenter, was then ‘Blindfolded and proceeded to make the drawing. To the Yarge boliow wheel was attached a bandie, which was furned by Mr. George W. Southwick, every evolution a ‘lip boing brougnt forth, bearing the name of him who ‘was fated to shoulder the musket, if not exempt or ready ‘with three hundred dollars to buy bimeeif off. When Qwery thing was in readinoss the wheel was turned, and the @rst name announced was that of “William Jones, Forty- ‘mioth street, near Tenth avenue.” The crowd at this ‘@mnouncement gave a suppressed murmur, which was the ‘oly display worthy of note at the time. THE DRAWING PROCEEDS. Fverything then went on as quictly as possible during the entire day. The people seemed to take it in more of 8 jocular 4 serious mood, ag a smile fiitted frequently seroes the countenances of several. When some familiar ame was announced there was an ejaculation of * How ‘are you, Brady?” or “How are you, Jones?” Then there ‘were jocular tokens of sympathy, such as ‘Goodbye, Pat- rick,” or “Goodbye, James,’ when the drawn name happened to have either of these Christian protixes to the fame. At the hour of adjournment 1,236 names were an- Bounced to have been drawn, leaving a balance of 264 to ‘be drawn in that ward. Among those who are the lucky Candidates may be mentioned Councilman Joyce, Hon. Alexander Ward and six of the enrolling officers of the @istrict, ‘The drawing continued up to four o’clock, when the Provost Marehal adjourned the proceedings until nine @olock to morrow morning. Every precaution was taken in order to avoid any dis. turbance which might arise. Superintendent Kennedy was @m band, and had a large force of police in waiting, The errangements made upon the occasion certainly reflect ‘msuch credit upon Provost Marshal Jenkins, being ably @auiated by Deputy Marshal Edward 8. Vanderpoel. The District Board comnists of the following gentlemen: — Provost Marabel—Ceptalu Charles £. Jenkins. Ogmmissioner—Jobn M. Sands, Examining surgeon—W. H. Thomson. Ib some cases the name as announced when drawn was pot distinct onough for the reporter to oatch, eo that it is impossible to publish an exactly complete Uist of those who have been drafted. The following, how- ever, is nearly @ full het of all whose names were drawn ‘pop the occasion :— NAMES OF THE DRAPTED. Wm Jones, sob ot near 10th Wm Alvon, 599 J Martin, 58th st b7 4 Sav Ciessou, 361 9ub av. Ino SheeJen, 6d & Hb av ‘W 66th at Ps 1,383. Besson 1Gihi aye 70m ot, el v. 146 he W aot! immo, ui Alex Real ‘ Is, 245 82d et w Barvey, 44th st John Sclryer, 261 W 42d at Foriey, Sdch street Michaet Gaaizey, oath G Bimmone, 86 Bast Sistst A Martin, W 4th jar at street ry Alex Be ave AM les, it Wm Cord, 373 West ot Brower, 216 West 48th a Went 424 of, Armatrong, 68th st Manus, 164 Wréiat st ‘im MucMabon, 624 1ith H Masterson, 123 W 34th ‘Wo Siutger, 68th st & ith L Mosley, 45th at and 11th av Wood, 75 Weat 48th at = J Teller. 217 Weat 4lat at ich Copy, 875 West 484 st Jno Cannon 9th avbisda Wertelel, Sch stand 24 av Avg Trinkell, 68 Bth av MeNninee BwaybTetnAToin Ht 662 Bib hee ry Wm Cal |. 66th Edwd oo cy a Chas Daly, 317 Wen Jacob Bhea, 88th Ci Corn thetha, 65th at Geo H Hillyer 62d at john Gamble, 131 W y. Jacob Stump, 4% W 45th at omeyh Miller, 175 W 1a wt Wm H Otter, Joseph Atwo! Ed Harrison 12 We A Adwick, Bu Wy sass wick, Bawy, e John Butier, Wah N MeDonald Frank Jacki as Lewin, 19th ward) George Warner, 227 W 50th at Ire Moore, 0) W 49th at CP daccim. Mi Wath at B Briges, 169 W 48¢ at ae ( humt, yA ) a lith av, bet ih sts GW Woodruff, 125 W 48th st Thomme Kiely, 584 st, near th av 10 W 47th at im Anderson, i Ki 6% S60 9th ay 19th ward) Adem Heuderkon, 1,403 Bw: sy A Teos Mitened, Br “i Geniadkunt eet th ny ra sth ay q ney ier, 207 W 43d se Kho» How. Ad! a B Lynn noua L Shaken, io W 24th at Gras Nore 1/5 W astm at Pat Manton, S07 W 4ith at Wireion, 824 10th ay F Emmons, 44 W a.m at Fauk (lar, 616 11th ay 1'w 1), 410 W 47th at te ay Thos Palier. 45:b st Oh aw bone 18 9 T Landward. $4 6 a hog W 47th at foe Fizp, | 40) Broadway J Bleeower, 47) W 44uh at Jorn Murphy (ty Sam! MeKae, 105 W 4th st orwels, S05 W satis at gobu H Rowley, 752 *th av Thos Thorp, 664 7th ay Geo Barker 107 W 45th at r 108 W grb at Amon Mitchell, Sith ot Priie — son +s ot mith MAb stand Baway ¥ wT W 460i ot ® b 68 W 43¢ et M Larain cnwel seh ee OD Roles mam pelle Toland 5 1M ins Ww ae”, Net at G BmKb, 1p such ebullitions of patriotism. RAL SAMURL £. 200K, WHO WAS KILLED AT THE Joa Cook, 111 w Soagets Those alone whose pecuniary circumstances are such TTLE OF GBTTY! Tee oae Washer * | that They cannot buy a reprieve WA be compelled to] Joey g. 1863. nn eet Ta? TRIDAYY 5 serve. y of cl vo families dependent upyn . 4 $ peteat’ ora warty! their daily earnings for support, and tnus taken away at The Committee on National Affairs of the Common J Bronar, Counetl of the city of New York, charzed with eonduct- B Raymond, 358 th av once become subjects of charity. The families of such | ; ‘the obsoquies of the late Brigadier Geoeral Samuel K. g Fisher, 1 should be provided for at pnblic expense, and the sooner | 726 She Dpeauime ct Mey aulberition, have decided eon Lanwold, stops are taken to do this the more cheerfully will men | 720%, on bebe Peed a ae S Rorka tad of this class take thelr pices in the ranks, knowing that | ‘Ore TTS or the deoeased soldier will be laid in state ?, their wives and little ones will be cared for during their ~ - ‘at Foley fn the Governors room, City Hall, from o'clock: Myers, 19th ward ‘The pay of the soldier from government would A. M.on 19tb instant, until three P.M Rie 12047th ot Tittle move than pay the rent of a small fesement, leaving | A: M gn those of our citizens desirous of view. c 4 Beant, O74. 8uh ay fond and clothing to de provided—baw? ‘That is theques- | 02, Monday. when tt ‘aorded an : Jeu Fir end fie ersaiue” J Rutne 7, sins wine degen dong 0. 1 w 48d st DConaley, 434 at gvard of hovor will be detailed by Brigadier General bi ~~ Aagenec F Howls, 40 Went 424 st Phos Prapdle, B24 #4, Bth av CONNECTICUT. aplos, al " i x T O'Niell, 689 424 ot J Ward, 4th et and 9b av (From the New Haven Journal, July 11.} ‘The funeral procession will depart from and in front of Bn ‘A Byrn, 724 o..and 9th av Our announcement of the draft tn OF oxpla- | wecity Hall on Monda: ‘at three o' oes pier a wratnn AUR gaia ie | matter by cn tp Ue ute ad | Sirus te omit W Peckett, 668 8th av ib at Hl near see oe eam swretied ¢ uarters, regtmente cavalry Alex Hume, 1,0 11 412 avs Phottus, Bekwell'e land TKn ay “ Of those liable to be pon, We underased that | $ deen” ‘a Geo Wicker Ww or ng J Cwaban, hundreds of patriotic geatlemen bave anticipate, John Butnam, W 43d at Jobi BR Winthrop, 6') 11th av Ww av action of the government and left the State H Bampeon, 4 We J Heuston, 654 ny u at names were drawn out of the box. It is said that two saree Chas oerieee Lie Beoatwey. let at ay | bundred left in the New York boat y morning, John Miller % Patk Whelan, 502 ih av 4 ‘av all anxious to agve the goverument any trouble on the! ea Waley hs 3 re. 250 W 434 ot P Kea account; and the prospert ie that the rush of volunteer Officers of the Regular arm: Pease aipare te 3 9 W dain'et bk fist | teu patriot of tbe powoud ‘clase "willbe ‘called ufone Ofcore the Volunteer Army. H Ditmar Gath eu Sher | AB Wnrtteon 708k Lf i“ Sienrhets the arene en “ines will be called upon to | — oMmcers of tbe First division New York btate Militia, € Wallen, 10uh av, slat at Briux. ith, 5th at A Ryer, 307 41st ot L Mather, goth ‘total draft in Connecticut will be as folto Guard of Honor, H Meyer, 615 8th av uehn. 201 W 4b st G Cornell, 904 43d at Thos Jarrabrar, 65th et Hearse. J New, 1386, | ae Hy keting ana Thos Garpeuter, th. av, rict.—Hartford and Tolland counties... Pau, pessgee. ‘exni Field footer “3d atmos 10th ay W'ninweon’ 261 We ad at” Waldhae ona on lenaen Canta 5 Brig. Gen. C. A. Artur, BLe # A simon, 100 W BW deapo, 12) West 48th st W Dain tz: W flat ot Wehderd couniaias + Brig. Gen. C. B. Spicer, uy J Thompson. 167 W slat re G Springrieen corddth&sthay © Fiever, 651 9th ar Hore on eg ae Te Martin, Colone! Robt. Nugeat, ” LEB © 4 Rim 42d. cor inh ay Fp Me Pay, GA W dim ot J McDonald, 146.W 49ih at iinet encik apteduineaie fa A.Sasre, Colonel Rush C. Hawkioe, Lect Ger Brown, Broadway Hotel 2 fp'sniman.con it PREPARATIONS IN THE OTHER DISTRICTS. 5 Ubetneas Sa Byes Sores, LEB! Poe irtland, 3h ay iy Geo Corr, 81 W 49th Several of the other districts will be ready to commence PENNSYLVANIA a Officiating Cle: aide My in 4 Beane Waitar | FP vank AAW Ath Grafting to-morrow. The follow ing is the probable num (From the Pittsburg Gazette. Common Council ia carriages, preceded by 7% 4 A wicehiy, 41th ay 18 ber which will be required from each district:— Thore was a good deal of excitement in ine city on the Bergeant-at-Arms. ULE BR FJ Tonrecht, 1! Manatield Langrou, Congressional Districts. Number of Men Requir Thursday, consequent upon the commericement of the ‘Citingns generally. ci W Dearvorn 294 W 4d J Mason, 718 #th ay rs . teeeee sees ee dratt, and during the drawing the office of Captain Foster The procession will Maeve precisely at the appotnted tady y 4 Re 2 Not yet 2.00T tho Provost Maishai, wi with a very anxious aud | time, and will be under the direction and supervision of SLE} 4 Ay 3 ‘ deeply interested audience. Among some of the more | Major Alexander Hamilton, LEI 2 ath te noticeable features the following:—The Enrolment route will be aa follows:— Warner, 201 W 45th at mown Woltiam HL. Camu while busily | ‘Through the cast gate of the Park, through Chatham Li © McDermott, 49 W 45th . others, was himself #? fortunate as to | street and tne Bowery to Bond street, to Broadway, and * ‘ joveramer 1g w One of the clerks, Captain Meleury, | down Broadway tothe Bouth ferry, thence to Greenwood, LEB 7 jbere. 160 W Ades was also drafted, as was the ex prevost marshal, Dr. | the place of interment. LI } ras times “ Fierron, Jaimes li Hopkins, Exq., who had been eurolied | The fags om the City Hall and the other public build oLu eh ‘The following are tho ward composing the other dis- | in two wards, wae drafied in both, In some instances | ings will be dieplayed at Balf mast from sunrise until Gog Buse, aie Geo MeNamee, B trlete, together with the ofticers in ct i two young men were drawn from the same tamily. This | gunsoton the day set oa for the funeral, and the 43 Melanne si, 624 8th 2 W tlson, 616 Sth w ) prey sm case with Mr. Houston, tailor, of smitbield owners or nis of public and private buildings and petal F Mouiman Hatt Broadway Pinet JmerRicr—Comprising Sufolk, Queens and Rich. | nd James Hamill, champion oaremin (who is bow | pecllonses tm the city.and the Owners or masters ot ree W Duncont, 615 W 44th at J denauk, 63 ob ‘qnond countics. Sa en, 1. Provost | in the ast preparing for his contest with Ward) and hia | sels in the barbor, are Fexpectfully réquested 10 display E Mack, | W 43d st er, S12 Gh av Marehai, Captain Edwin Rose Commissioner, W. 8. Me | rother John, their Gage at half maxt doring the day, Geo Taylor, 258 W 424 at 8, 607 StL aw Con. eon, Johu Ordroneanx : | by oreer of the Committee op National Affaire, A Rett on des W 42d at it Sa #TRICT—Comprising ihe Second, Sixth, Fighth, whe City Advert bs TERENCE FARLEY, OCR ie Ninth, Tenth, /wellth, Foarteouth, Sixteenth, Seven: count. AL TERD. PEPER MITCHELL,” Ci F Gicoaon, Ob ster Lain a teenth and Fighweenth wards of Brooklyn, and towne of | | . OHN D. OTTWELL boas oo es Flatbush, Flatland, Gravesend, New Lotte and New | Before Hon, Judges Sutherlond (P. J.), Clerke and ¥. 1. A. BOOL — sheet nite thon Rh Utrecht.” Headquart tiroet. Provost Marsiial, Peonard OHN 7 HENRY Toop: yet bnew ek way YB Melia, [IAW O97 at gn sedge Commissioner, Charles W. | jery 11.—Gerrye Opiye, Mayer, v2. Maithew T. Bren: WILLIAM Cvs é qHometrrls Rivers we 0 nth ab doh & Taian Diernic iret, Second, Thirds | Man, Complrolter.—This war AN wppeni from the deeléton MEX. BRANT ER PbepaK IY, Fourth, Filth, Sev Wenth. Thirteenth, Fifwenth | of the Special Term, whic directed a mane JOHN’ MoCON SILL vB di cteee Rigg By and Nineteenth wards. Brooklyn Prevost Marsbal, Cay wed against the Counptrovier to compel bim 1p yon the | JOHN G. HAVILAN! woand Anarene now bef tuin Stephen B. Y. Cominiesoner, Abner M. Heebe 10 roleet the papers which have the largest circu. | ~Bordhs chee Furgeon, Neb 1h rt renders «de. ; CRU eee mt Tena tbe First, Sixth and | He cial ‘Term der, CELLANEOOS, ay | OBL) |, Work, ah " " he largest general SECRET WO KNOWING = ‘ Hewrqutrtrn, eer fai ay AOREW fe BO Greenwich, rercel: ecrter ot Bee rewost Marabal Captain doe th Pehardt i nee the m Hing Tess, Wines, Coffees, | Dante Me Faria Surgeon, Jae. O, Rorka, largest daily ere and Provisions at. thing elte sec In every Foon Dr T—(Cotnprising the Seventh Tenth, Thir- Ve DO right to add t o y, Hams, b, Shoulders, Oe; for Sugars, lic. an SW Lonite thine 1 mich ate Fourteenth rans, New York Hoequar tore ot New York Un Tense uowares, HY ‘420 ( street, Prowowt Maral ‘apt. Jobn Duily, | fegieiature intended that the adverticementa should be , R FOR CORN ‘MONS. $ . Ga wesiuner, Henry P. Wee, iret Kracko ablistied in the four papers having the iargemt daily cit. | PPCOR, Mes ae] ean pe bon Hoe: D Waters, 325 W r | culation in the city of New York; but it is also reasonable | jiamed tered Corus, Ingrowing Nels, &e,, use J Rtomp, 46 W ith Sour Darter Comprising the Nin Fifteenth andsix- | and probalte that the act was worded on’ the theory | Dr. Brij ive. Roid by drug’ us by) i fy Movotuer, 64 st i teenth warde, New York. tendq: io. 186 Sixth | that the four papers having the Jargest daily circulation , for 6 cem $1. per vox. DR. Beta Be, en ot Provost Marsbal. ¢apr Ww. . Commis. | generaily would bave the largest daily circulation in the | Obl @podist, 212 Broudway, vier ba th ave Charles A Lamont. Surgeon. J. W. Powell. | oy of New York. EUMATIC GOUT, SSR 4 Sey ne, 1th ay A 46th a VENTS ineTIOCT— Comprising the Fieventh and Seven. We think, therefore, that the construction of the . *_ Rocwreten, Decem! 1 onelig, 190 W 47th at teenth wards. Headquarters No. 63 Third avenue. Pro. | act by the Mayor and by the Jostice who made | METTAM 8 CO —@enteeEn: ceed a vost Marsh “the order appealed from was correct, But as as | a ; let them be of a Heardman P the determination of the question of fact j 3°, Thare worn @ Kann Ds four papers bave the largest daily circulation, ‘involves | teller from them Prepared and cola by NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1863. sib av F Fedelmeyep, 46 W gath st TUR ENFORCEMENTOP THE DRAFT. * Pecrthaweiiivare., bat BarrlBk ah eae uibar wu: Colopel Ruggles has been detailed to take command of ¢ Ree ren - Jan Siaith. Math ot 4 Wainer the provost guard which is intended to enforce the draft. Pant ackaton, 278 Sashes tobe Keke, Ht ith av 4 Mile, ‘The guard will be taken from Governor’s Island, and con- bus, we do not 4 ever F Cochran. 70r 7 sist of about five hundred men, Colouel Ruggles wes for- | 10 Gctiguating BE 328 Berson, 658 9th merly on General Pope’s staff, (eeleee ve. EB $f part as WHERE THE TERES HUNDRED DOLLAR commutation | Basset, 2 Cowen Fi ‘Tac Glocker, YER I8 TO BB PAID. pic Bearer = Fs 3 Guaninghow, ‘The three hundred doliars which must be paid in order | trom should be : 8 W Davia, bow to exempt from the draft those who cam bring forward no | Sssue to the ts we Fandereoo, 3 poorer. of exemption, must bo handed over to a col- ri Braddock, Jeotor of internal revenue. it ie not that it Serine fueaamgrigats | Bie Tae seat be pai tote leaf te tit oie M Weeder bad st 4 thay € F Keuly. 236 wt 50 cat Grafted person resides, but can be pald to any collector STOMACH BITTE 3 Louk Gap 10h av '@ Bione, 239 . TOMACH B Martin Hogan, 4708 ot, o, ‘a Linder, 421 W 47th at ‘Wilson’ of the United States, STOMACH BETTE Soo Rrhard. 380, W toh ot BW § Seleenith tee ath ov AGH BITTE ‘Thos Bremand, 117 W 68d st Jos Feet j Henry Gory, Sath near lithay ta Bain Wi Py E Wilh ‘S7th at & 8th av oe BPr. “ a * a {9 Brigadicr General Samuel K. Zook. J Polha q SKETCH OF HIS LIFE—CIVIO AND MILITARY PREPA- 2 eet ee “a RATIONS FOR HIS FUNERAL, BTC. J J Brinley, 520 W 44th FL, Hull, 126 West 48h ot J) Brinley, 530 5 — bey ‘This gallant and meritorious officer, who is to be buried 8 “F, Wo, to-morrow, was bern at Port Kennedy, Montgomery i ig Pat bi county, Pennsylvania, on the 28tb of March, 1822. For ® 4 ‘] Pot umber of years he was conmected with the telegraph in- R 7: La terest Of the country as operator and manager of various Hor z W Nesbitt. 420 Frances Dosle, 217 W diet st Wm Murpiy, 450.W 47th at | 0) limes, at ove time being Superintendent of the People’s we Bosrert’ Win Hecker, 17) Brent eer ow Warne, | 8 Line from Louisville to New Orleans, Some of his inven. 3 HosTET” Biba c woke i ate see ere we ih | Pte Hons and improvements in telegrapaiog were of merit, ° ler wood. HH war. and among these was one which hie death ted Chas Carlin, Bdway. shed Preven ee on 7 TB ays wit win oe yoy init | from being tally perfected, but which, as far as it LEDRATED J Gannon, 30 10h i Dearest your place of residence. hed been tried, gave evidence of future success— ‘TED J, Bringer, 113 West <ist a6, caveat for which fas been filed tn the Patent Ofllee, For TED P Butler, 995 th ave some years military silence had been an absorbing study 7 Zike west awn with General Zook. He became attached to the military | groma' mM AC F Anthony, 34 of this city, as major, and afterwards as lieutenant | STOMA: ea Been THE RENDEZVOUS FOR DRAFTED MEN, colonel of the Sixth reiment, Governor's Guard. as tne | SPOMAC » EB Basier, 1 6 W doth st Nie ‘4 : ‘The camp or rendezvous for drafted men in Colonel | outbreak of the rebellion, the Sixth’ volunteered for a | STOMA aro. i ioend, ath ot, oxb v Peter Yoo! 4 Nugent’s department will be Riker’s Island. Throughout | three months’ term. Colonel Zook was laid up with « se- ry STO Wm Dooley, 631 W 44th at Sart fem the State they will be sent to Buffalo aad Elmira. vere attack of rheumatiom atthe time, bat before the ACI STC A Rutlander, 713 8:b ki ee regiment returned be jomed it at Annapolis, and per- Se Prato Martin Hagan, élst n 8th av ¥ me, George Pierson, 68336 84h g iy Winkesen, “bath ot D w Joseph Wood, 118 W 4lat st z Kal Paik Burns, W 434 st I Kdwa William, 88th st, near Ri 10th av ‘Chas Schatz, Geo Constan — Jobn Robbins, 308 W 44th has Vestermann, 6th Wm Stuart, Ga06 ~_ treet G Gregg, 763 6th av W J Travis, TW) 8th av Hy Burm, 11th ay end 424 st WH Harris, 256 W 434 ante Divin, 4th Dt10&11 A Guest a agi campaign on the Yeninsula was the covering or rear | HOS MACH mar Jacob Pilaver, 9% ay L Sticking, Broadway 66th st bt Findley, 884 st PB! 2,368 1/365 | Fegiment in Sumoer’s and, consequently, in the | Host: MACH BIT SP Brenly sa FE Ba aw sone, | | ipo are Tomideraetin oie abe | vories of battles fought on the retreat, held the post of MACH BIT D Keenan, io Ws pereer, B igena” eee eee ik ond 2,898 2.221 | ee trigade Us tied rear sceabed. at the bettloe ef MACH Bid Robi Bell v1 8th av David Reed, 34 W 43d of 3"Kennot, 7ith and Jet av Sweeney, 648 W 44th Eo 1,818 | Peach ‘and Savage's Station, and partly at White MAS Bu R Bell, 608 Sth av M O'Brien, 718Sth av D Nyrith, Blackwell Island MeRaliy, Set et bio a7 A897 425 | Oak Swamp. Ho also commanded at Fredericksburg, eAcH Au Pee Wate Pow gure at ad ate” | Devos, sor Gps rick, 50th at & 310 av 208 208 | Saeaney “navawee comenills pentimaed ‘a. ofcial H OMACH BIT B Harly, 56th st, with ay —- Nich Cropay, 717 8th av oy eer: Cy 536 100 pers November Sa toes. Mister ine iarvomin} bis | STOMACH BIT fe Et Ra oe? OR ED J vtype Oven brs 89 ar = 297 | conduct and services had corps com: | H STOMACH BIT Weekes 71 broadway cE Fortes Swaine ‘a Fadon, 616 8h wv 609 no of in the regular service, | HOS mACh Ee ‘ av Rf ‘A Grant, 6th and 7 826 18 | as he bad no friends at coyrt “to urge Bis promotion.” |. HOS’ MACE ae 3d ot & 10th av Fred Con = =~ | After this he led bis brigade at Chancellorsville, with | Bost ACE Bint CB Hannan, 419 W 47th at J Btutt, 689 9 Total....ees sree +688 22,383 10,772 fe distinniioon. saute mentioned in a highly | Hostetter MACE a J A Dri hat Jenny 173 W 42a ‘The number enrolled in the Third Congressional dis- crane manner. He — mand io bor wile Cae perreee OMAge at ck. 54 Leonard. 385 W 42d st ’at Col 4 4 nch’s old div! 3 Second corps), was ‘BIT Ly PASE a ehallaberpad ¥ Stanford, 624, cor 10th av Geo Woods, 368 W 46th at | ‘ict is about twenty-seven thousand, despatched in a separate comM@™and, of tho division, two | HOSTEITER'S CELEBE STOMACH BIT Thos 8’ Weston. i Amos Fisher, 687 9th av Aaron Woodruff, 690 9th av The number to be drafted from Brooklyn cannot be 1e88 | harteries of artillery and two squadrons of cavalry, from | HOSTRETER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH B11. J Ledhill, 388 We ‘arderee, cor-lith av Geo R Barclere, 243 W Sith Martin Fyne, 614 W 41th st | than Ave itousand. jainesvilie, to effect a junction with the main army at 1 ACH BIT” John B Daniel Gregg. 841 W 48th at — Geo Muller, 700 8th av ve thou! Gs . june y HOSTRITER'S STON. Gan Feta G°Browa ss Went sath st Geo Distell S78 46th at Wowens ath et.) Sthal0thay : Edward's Ferry. At Gotiysburg he was in command of | HOSTEITER'S STOMACH BIT Henry ‘Keller, 235 W 47th st =M Ward, 90th st J Hodgekins, 366 W 46th st Wm Spratt, 569 8th av THE DRAFT ELSEWHERE. bis brigade, as the Second corps was advancing to the ae ie} Brom ACH Bit a . 48th x S und which cost him . ‘ Olits, 85th st Anaw Hagan, 140 W 41a at A Wickle, 530 st & 10th a 3 Radwith. 630 W 44th et MASSACHUSETTS. oft side of the stomach, perforating his sword belt, and | HOSTERTER'S CELEBRATED pronase Bist EBnydortinay a aa ith av Win Long at'w sod at Robson, 401 11th {From the Boston Journal.) lodging in the spine, He was taken 40 a houve about half pray Henry Gettings, 7th av ‘639 W 42d ot IJ Sheeley. bist st, nearNR © Gedner, sah st & 1th av Among the well known citizens of Boston whom tho | milein rear of the field. On Friday morning he was taken READ AND REFLECT. ‘ Joseph Pierce, W 42d 'W 62d at Pat Regnon, 7 & 68th J Apply, déth st, near 1th av | wheel of fortune has summoned to the service of their | two and a half miles farther to the Tear, toa farm house ab- = g i aes cay 3 . Her Bogert. 806 ¥ 47th at 3 Halt’ ion We dial at Loca st nr loth av Sane. tf Piatt cy rt Andi, hyd a —— a 7 mecoceuerie| Woses De Sent amen bye operas Kany task ia ol umer, , 3 7 “ ict Ney 5. wace Gray, ir. anselior ; ive tern« on. je was ane posed , Srarmee, 18 W ath EB Montague, sith nt W Seeder, 234 W dithat HE Sevanikner B way..o70th | Chariog ¥. Blake, Provost. Marshal Geveral; Rev. James | last. About dfveen minutes before is death be turned Strengthen the stomach, and sustain Jou Miller, 198 W. Mt Fitzgeralts i43 We 42d sb W Biessiin, 165 W 49th at W Spoedy; 357 W 43d st Rolles, D.)., rector of the Church of the Advent; Rev. | and quietly asked the doctor—after hearing those who, ‘The liver Keep in active pl Hoffman, 132 W: Peter Bgan, 18 W dist nt A Longatree! 1 W 44th at = A Winslow, S4th st & 9th av | James Rood; Charles H. Andrews, and Justin Andrews, | had bid him hopo—about how long he tolive. A God regula from day to Thos Clark, $77, Weak 48d at Q M Dover, Loy W adth at G Kenzel, lsd W 48 i HE 8 Ander, 180 W 42d at brothers, abd oth of the Herdid ;Antol canon little while previously he ad requested his aid, Lioute- Each organ ald, on nature's pian, hs Hamel, 9th av Tock, th st Frossil ray, ler jerman: ; Dr. Henry J. iow, Dr. | nant Favill, to agoertaln an im know bow act i mao, Jno Golling, W Olatat Bred Tamper, 4étn, cin ay | T Flatner, $90 W 47th st |B Ga William F. Underwood, Francis Braggioiti, merchant on | was going.’ The lattor officer reported that the basda had And like a watch. that's kept in chime 88 Ward ion ar, goth Fk Cadfelt 898 9th ay J Ardeutyih. Bray & 7th av A Sp Central wher; Willem 3. 0, Peabody, clerk at the Stale | bees ‘ordered to the rout, the. age were fyiog, and the Piasrate ot care, with sailrond time, 4 ‘i a “ louse ; Col a . Perkins, ¢ Hancock House; | enemy in retreat. “Then Iam perfectly sai said “ Sirkeae Geen suet” Riseymaur ago Warthat 3 Cour ‘Thomas W. Billoway, Esq. architect, &c. the General, “and ready to die.” : filow” you oquive, wean thle be done A? peimbece, Se ~4 ¢ 08d Bt re ‘ingate, et ae av Ae Several poticemen and Reng ol 3 cocci 7 “4 é . eam cod Military hy ant a rye poner ee Soe tala fob Hinser, f Steed ments are also drafted, wi uitous Jo} rom Novem! until a short w! ter the batt! ss er" a a Parron. aH Gain ab Joh PG Hanavan. 524 nr 58th gE Kes, Ww 3.4 oh was drawn five times in the Third ‘istrict alone; and we | Fredericksburg, and his administration of affairs seemed Is bealth’s supreme protection—try. i Ghas Waltner, 7th av Be ET Ce hE scot te I have to congratulate Mr. John Anderson (whether him of | to the inhabitants as well as our troops, being . of diene the clasuhered and getect Fee ae ites | Pent oruaaee th a Wi Swany, 095 90h ay F folcman, 277 Wiha | the “solace” tobacco we kBow Ot), upon baving ben , impartial and rigidly just. z joan. resulstng futetion, of the internal «cad © Krause, Broadwa: Pesney, 424 cor Tie w BWii similarly bopored aw three occasions, We observe that In person General Sook was rather under the middle 1g the depressed Dg, the : See acai dao aaa Ru Movace, 14) Bove Geo tent iee of ae coat pact ie aah Sieve ive be r = yori pastor ihe pre-ant ime, hae ‘been’ 50 compurtery st ith, e may be ins! ing eq conspi rance. privat fe he was know! y Zohn D arpold. {th av O Ho: fineter 8 oh vous names whd aro thus called to gain adit wall ce. honor, probity and unobtrusive worth. In we field he | ¥f MACH BITTE. $ Benning osssun Fearnvocsen’ Bt Heer lebrity. was 0001, collected and fe, and wielded bis brigade AGH BIT W Birohaber, 798 uh av Fi Btovenson 599 hh a H bemarra, a Nine persous were drawn from a single boarding boase | with the utmost ease andefficiency. As an officer and a AGH BIT Geo Link, 7th at ‘ORriitvan, B5th at E garen, 0 od in ward Nine, and two sons from a family in ward Six. | man ho was.a great loss to aservice of which be was ao Bi Charles Willett, 118 West WC Tan hee et Te Sa We Buor, 6 Z e drafted men of Mansach % some, wenly- two efficient member, and ix which he bade fuir to rise tow ra thousand in number, will rendezvous, it is repor higher posision, 5 3 Bel WW Both et Springfeld, under the command of Geveral swho | “ine Teneral ‘will take place on Monday sfernooa, re STOMACH 5 Guebnan, 181 * rinrna hal Mer.| Stairs: he Seip i. ot! predens nid eat, tentave iv the AH OMAGH MAD. irs. The body out TE ch 5 RHODE ISLAND. Governor's room in the City Hall. It i contained in a AT lied | ee Mananat 20m ronew. ¥ ‘with diamond shaped vt re eee toe cone en Page va ee gh silver nails, and ise elegantly decorated wita TED STOMACH pA ‘All rated peo te Mpeg» a PN ‘the lid Of the coffin were the ATE vi + ye Hi Rice, 968, W 430 ot kj om ee. con tae @xord, sash, belt and cap of the deceased General, be- af a Island duly notified of same wi ten days a F Wilder, 183 W iat st B Coyle, 780 Of the time of their beiog drawn. And all who elect to | Sides a beautiful wreath of flowers, encircling @ silver anes ry ff Didman. Bway cosh ot Ben ae furnish a gubstitate w: ie eubgtituye to the | Plate contalniag the followiug inscription : ni v B Bera, 118 W 4th ot H You a th av 71 A a free acher th at Gai BiW ain Board of Knrolmeos for examination at nls oftes, within steeteeeenevereeeeenaeaeeesese cree eree ens 7 4 Mah at IP Wil, 73 8th av all who elect pong wg acanree the sum JAMES K. ZOOK, U- 8. V. 6 # Lig AT) A Sy ty SF fixea by the Secretary of War to procure Killed in action, at Gettysburg, Juty 9, 1868. Hy Graver sie mh ave J Buran Wr Kergon, maw cn a | will pay the same, to Wm. D. Bray's oe PRT eon ais Meron 5 oh 7S ene wi 4 Bows # al kh at and coipt to this office the on 11 give Major Genera! Sandford has waued (Be following order eee, x t 81 & 88 = insn receipt, @ ai m | res; the funeral:-— O Yan 1, Gb or J Beater in W aot st ee “ the present 4 a ne “a Pe GAB, ¥. Feel paver ima iW wre ib av ead is Provest Marshal. Second district, Rhode isla The remains of Brigadier ‘Goueral “Samvél B, Zook, and intent Hag sarap Gedaen, | Oech savy merrate, hie eh edn, | Wonca ies uted bas ener reat awe | feararhe mae are | w brows, gw seit at oaeeet: Thaw beer Pocono Ieleure, mechanics, ere eee oral Zook wea for neany yoirs an active and eiclest ae, men men men, marr! Ld fed Rigg, 116.6 380 Reranrd Perey, 60 Weasem | gle men; men of ull nationalities clakiing the protection Sranee ta thcieke vudeorioan Sitlecs Geneon: bx pet_at deflance the miasina of unnealihy oc’ Fwetatn, 408 Tih wv Bark, Tate Aimerican flag. In one instance a father’ and ete A ais Fig he 2 Bho magyar ag i $ Perce, Sa ln ow 3 See He on ae ae Kandy ge 3 , three brothers. Ba a toarding Tecterias, a Terren, bouse a men five were One street Furoby.oBsthays | Dubtwo verdicts ict Spies snpermanin, an rom ral. rec sean all i = i es < those patie tes Pa on ac- 125 W 46th ot count or ol it Cause, talk loual; wi they Bremer, 78,2 9th av} | would do if drafted, One man with @ weoden leg woula | *W0 o'clock P. SE en eincel bain SANDEORD. 3 Wessel, 356 W os go asasubstitute for nothing if the government would J. H. Wncox, Division Inspector. “4 Cn ow Aacoept him, ahd another oue with ene arm regrets that Geo Prior use W ata st he was not drafted—be would go by all means. Fxempta | PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL RONORS : ef would do wonders if they were drafted, but we lack faith TO THE REMAING OF THE LATE BRIGADIER GENE- nierre, Commie | guch evidence, by the Mayorand the Comptroller, we do express. yeboer Kirby, Burgeon, tieo T. Woodward Bot e0e upon wbek prieipie a mangnmes ap imme oom. | Fre gh ent iderat y ope month, and have you . the consideration of evidence, and an adjadication upon | sli he Ficsac ex “Yes a Fee aoa | Taare reed . iitiiciiited | New York office, Ne. 428 Broadway