Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-13
LOCAL NEWS.

The DRAFT.-The following cases of dratte<
men were disposed of after IL o'clock to-day
the hour at which our first report closed:
JAMES l.. Fenton, disability.
Frank r. Freeman, colored. furnished sub
stitnte-Danl A. Bell, colorsd.
Gouverneur Gibson, only son Of widow.
Eugene A. Ridgeway, furnished substitute
George Phillips
Joseph Jackson, furnished substitute-Nat
thew Beaver.
Edward Whiting, erroneous enrolment
Washington Wood, over age
Morris Collat, alienage.
Franklin III. Sage, disability.
Matthew Snyder, disability.
Charles q. Waters, disability.
Charles Warner. (colored,) furnished substi-
tute-Emory Rim gold, icolored)
James MICHIGAN, furnished substitute John
Flynn.
James G. Douglass, furnished substitute
VIM. Nicholson.
Luther Martin, furnished substitute-Charies
Powhatan Hall, furnished subsutute-Jas
Kali.
$. A. Rider, erroneous enrolment
George Reyel, disability.
Christian Smith, disability.
r. G. Riggs, disability.
Geo. G. Casteli, error in enrolment.
q. w. Fountain, error in enrolment.
Jos. r. Sullivan, only son OF q widow.
Walter Steinhon, alien.
Nicholas Watkins, furnished substitute
Alfred Page.
Albert A: Wilson, furnished substitute
r.. L. S. Ofrutt, furnished substitute-Dayid
r. Smith.
y. T: Cochel, furnished observation-disclosures
rick Seirich.
Jacob Georges, furnished substitute-Dayid
Bamister
w. N. Scott, only son ora widow.
Joseph johnson, colored, accepted.
John Gibson, colored, accepted.
Eugene Mccarthy. disability.
John f. Dobbyns, father Of children under
~ years.
John Gibson, (oolored.) accepted
Charles Stewart disability.
james Paden, disability.
+. Noble, furnished substitute-Aug. Deck.
haYdt.
TROUBLE WITH VIpErrE- at.
terpoon, as Lieut. Col. Green, Of Gen. Heintzle.
mans stat, was riding in Q carriage near the
vtdette stationed at that point {pfivase How.
ard, Of Co. b., SCOTS 900, rode up and directed
the driver to drive on tbs right hand side Of the
street, as reg Iired BY hs dthe yidettesl orders.
ington, approved March Goth, 1879. The driver
was about to comply when Col. Green setged
the feins and drew the carriage en- the lest side,
oedsrrd asoutby priya.s. The yidstss STOPPED
the carriage, telling Col. Green that he must
arrest him, which C0l. Green resisted. Ool. u.
then sent after Euard. md coon aater non.
sheir appearances, with 01ed -bayonets, And
Wers ordered BY Ool. Green 70 arrest TIE
yiAett., At the came time ordering the vsdetse.
the med approached, and tie yiAette told,
them 70 ikGve, that be Houl6 no$ - relie ve1
from bid post except by the s@css Gho placed
him there. and handasd his s1Afe In sucA~ q
eyol. Green then took xnusket from ono Of the
sassd and approached the vidette seiziag the
horse by tbs bride. and ordered him to dis
mount, but the vidette refused, saying, ssyou
src my prisoner. Col. 0reea, and I an not
yours," and also asking him {Col. 0.) to show
ia papers The vidette made further demon.
sxrafiens with his sabre, and Col. 9reea cav
that he could not be taksn readily, and he
FOOL, 0.> handed back themus}setto tde guard
BY sAts time Capt Lock wood. 81 Gen. Mar.
anialeS stan. MADE his eppearauce. and tie
v46efte, who seemed - think that Capt. I. had
some ao4hcslsy orsx him. sarreudefed 70 him