The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15

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ihysieh disability ........ ................. 20
Pad commataon ~
III other causes l8
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The r. towing Tie nalnos OF the drafted men had
! Cor sery,A, vesterdv,-
| ,Ifrod r. \, oery. YIN. Campbell George Smith ~ d.
r,rav xJnas tn ert lhos. Forarty Niles Rradly E nj
ncIn,yrs. Jieary Benson chss. Mchacles, Joseph o.
BriIy. Jas petty. Archibald McNanghtoo, @. N 81,
criss, Louis ofSee, Jolf> > LEIGH, Jas IL Flood.
rge sIy>H DISTRICT.
The goard NJ Exem,as,. "a, this district commenced
the days proceedings by calling vhe unanswered names
OF the Ninth ward but with better success than here
tofore, very few we're responded TO- Seeing ths. Mr.
Commissioner Lamont directed the genticmarwhe called
the at the 10 t1e Of thu persoas
who were in waiting and whose at oace ds
posed IN the Same order that their wore taken In
The only remarkable heard during the day that
Of young man who drafted twice from the
house. The house in question being a house
had store front on one street and pr
vate entrance from another street. so that tho
person who took the thought the entrances be-
lo 1kLaTent houses. A person came before the
nNx T. o named Goodrich with offering
<600E0 him e bittance into the board room for tho
4toee ~ UoRit1 case heard without any delay. for
4Aup - & o. an Farr felt quite annoyed that,
1cG ~ ropGo<4 kOns 10 those persons, they still
pGrglsted n t5lr ~ PTS to deceive any foolish
enough 70 give them ney for this purpose He regrets
very much that furt than reprmand them, he has
no power 70 punish q persons but he wishes TO have
~ nublc know that far this Board is concerned,
everything win be I'D out fairly and justly and that
al persons COMING this Board will have TO wait for
tho1r proper TINA that any persons making offers TO
~ eCns hoard bo he proper time have no authority
r. 611f1 g ~ IN OF cases II will at be APP
pu6nk3h3 ff&m t6eRreat number Of cases which have
to ~ 4Ghined " lho rgeons that Doctors Powell and
GibeN nave vG9y hm dime Of It, However. tho ar
rangements mad ~ thd1B gentlemen 30 admirable,
and the gentiem0n 0relVes courteous and energetic
that Yything Wos "A the most harmonious manner.
These gentlemen - Aoot ociently assisted by Master
William W. PowelI1N
The following Is an a tho cases heard during the
George Clashbock 100 West 2oth street
HEtD ron enav1c1.
Elihu Adams 1893 Wet l1sh e: Edwin q; Hunt. Is
soors q East iash St Co. H. xsn II Mineiia st.,
VIM G. swar % s.h az Robert Law 42s West 10th st.;
ias s w% go a isS A Van ..s
Aiare Is Cottage place; Hayman Fi2okin, 2fQ5h Avn
Valentine Manok lss Yves. assa =: John Hssie, g
RnIs ss s4s 1sa s ESss V ss c. u;
: ! |
bstus
~ Em H.
chd :52{ [sIS Jas. Bohan;
McKaS5 3 ~ furnished WIN.
n. New XI4 10th st., furnished
Louis W (Us4Xs1 Perry st., Furnished
Herman H. Nesbtt Charles st., furnished
Fred. Jagnet} Arks, % 7th av., furnished Edw.
Daniel t,imad$ Danniel Robert Denning Ebenezer
j. Hyde Henry eohl16o rG Edward Horris Michael Geb-
James Mason. aslil go
VIM. Stead. rsSl,1. w. 49,
s,,, ,.,s. Wy DsAy HENRI vs,,0,, George
l. Pierce Edmond yu1vl, VIM. Conroy VIM II. Ohlandt,
Anthony NJ Aairs, Henry Burritt, Michael pias Frede
Conn, Reuben Kinssland, James vantne, Augustus l..
Kelly Saunders, John Palmer, Robert Johnston,
Robert Carson, VIM N Fuller James MCGOWAN. samuel
j. Benedick, James wikie, Robert r. McBarney, William
Sears, Theodore Martin. Total 2s.
VIM. c. winslow, Robert Gillayhew, Alfred Goidsbo
TWICE ENROLLED.
Adolph Reyl, Charles Gowrie, Vim. Craig, August Del
luc James Kennedy, Paul Dyrsen, Total 8.
Francis Baltic, VIM Hampel Thomas Canton, John G.
Neimann, Fred. Kalmeyer, Philip Dotron. Total 9.
B. Miller, alien; Robert sharpe alien; Louis Iegatt.
alien Fred Aihmap alien Martin Rateau alien Michael
Condor, alien Barney Fagan. allen; Jules L. Hoffman,
alien David Edwards alien Henry Gulck, alien Total 10.
MornERIESs CHILDREN.
Fred D. BAckus Total l.
A WIDOW.
Josiah Fuller, VIM. Sowies. Total2.
REHABILITATION
Iald cOranutatlOn i
Held Tor Is
Furnished substitutes. 81
over ii
rs
NON resfnchls
Aiiena9e
Laid 10
Mothsrless child Observation-Disclosures. |
Only son OF widow.
Ito
The Board adjourned at halt past -four r. NJ until nine