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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
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A painful gloom pervaded The whole CON
muuity upon the Exception, yesterday, OF th,
sorrowlul udihgs OF The deaillol Gen, Thunsa
J Jsckson Bar yesterday moFnng we men
toned the nature Of Tie injuries he yeteral
chicfan had received at Charlottesville, tie
unfortunate manner in which ihry Ne,o inf e.
cd with dlo Statements that his lelt arm huri
been shllluliy amputatod, and now we any
called pom. this morning, to Announce Tie
painful intelligence Of hin death, heuntmeb
Ices TO The Cotitderacy at such a In,menI il
irrepalable, and the grief of "a nation, glate,n
for heroic seli,saorhce aud service OF enc OF
her nobl,sr tois will be ihncatuiable. A
great and 20 q man has fallen II il qoraoa
lion, feeble Though il noy be, thatno tresch
clous bullet irm tho enemy of Jus loved
country checked ,he current ~ Ito in .hI
faithful patriot heart But tito South could
haze spared a whole army better.
Th6 dispatch to Governor Letoher, Sunday
morning announces tia, he died at 8 O'clock
p m OF the h, from rho combined effects Of
his wound, aid an attach Of peumona Aii
body was to have been brought TO Richmond
on yesterday, Is special transportation train
Language but ieeby expresses the pognan
grieI We leel in performing this sad duty.
IS ouewa Jackson di,d in the service OF hi'
country The nobest martyr that Ger tho cause
Of Freedom mountd." "Nort sur ohamI
dhonacm = Died upon tie field Of houor
Peace to his noble dust
Glow Il ep he bra who sink torsst
y, an their cnupnys wishes besi.P
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
rae Ams.i'aa question b aa4ope.

Hho AAuttt IA tANtsANuN ~ hsNEuhst
The letter which we publish this morning
FROM cii24u Of Philadelphia to the LIN Ion
STANDARD, willwell repay perusal arportrayiug
the true picture Of the anarchy and despotism
which prevails at the North Il proves con
cusively. notwithstanding The efforts Of the
Administration of Liacoln AMI his satellites IN
Abolitpnrra to cloak the facts, that there arc
mlny persons besites The rcappe heads O
the West. in the chief citias Of The Northern
States who are desirovs lor peace and anxions
for SOM action on the Partof European Gov
erurnen's to put an end to "a bruiaz ng con-
test. himirJ 10 the conmetce OF lte world, de
vasialirg 70 fruitful soil, and crsel and IN
Just to gallant but bleeding nation Of men
Il substautiates tho fact, view il whichever
way they VIII that Cor two long yetrs, lhe
people Of the North have rcckltssly aud with
the bpdes psrtzln z'al. east then liberties
at the feet Of Luacolu and his olieers, ia th1
foolish hope 10 crush the South, IL order 20
preserved Union already forever dissolved,
mi they hayoat lengllsboou reduced % nt
ter helplosyness Against 80 formidable an OF
Fanigition q Ae 1rai ga R'mfNq
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

Beg While in Atlanta few days since we
had the pleasure Of meeting our Trend N 9
Caycc, The veteran aueloneer Of Memphis
Who las knocked down more property at
better prices than any man ID bis line OF busi
ness in The Coplederacy We arc pleased 10
earn thathe has estas ishod himself in his old
husiness at Atlanta, aud predict fr h M bril-
lant success We can freely commend him
% tile public confidence as man OF the strict.
est integrity. see bhsness card elsewhere,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

M Sundays Alan,a intelEgepcer contains
fha ipliosins gTa5efai compliment to "a 50
sent . ea,herof the Rlbsl isDi.:- E
We had The pleasure on Yesterday, of seeius
ln-nnr siscldz7, The fl1st galiuit aud -tarlUV
Rebel new IA he service OF The Conlrderacy
+. NJ PatI, Esq pr attanoogs, the pro
prietor ., the able paper bearing the maine
which Washington, himself ahoa bore. ",
were pleased TO 70 our estnened cniempora
~ lorkitg so we'll, aid appearing SO cheerful
The Re6sl ia dong good service to our
cause, and We are pleased 10 learn, is h .
prosperous condition l,is we're not. il w0ulr
be the fault Of The reading public; 70 there Is
no moro eprighily aud reliable paper now
published ia The Couederacy, than orr FREUD
PaUlB "Chattanoega Rebel
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

Ee5'' Our Fairfield correspondent writes up
this morning. that Andrew johnson bogu,
Governor OF Tenpofsee, has been appointed
by Lincoln a Major General with authority t.,
raise brigade OF five thousand Tenuesseeans
anu ten thousand negroes. Oar Government
Should create Gov Atrrie Major General Of
Tue Confederate service. with authority 10 cap
tare Andy and swing him to the nearest liub
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

ES1~ Allen A. Hall, Of Nashville, las at
length been rewarded for his trurucnt sub
seryeucy 70 Lincoln od Abe has ap onted
him Mmisi5r to Boiyia--and tia, was all he
wanted. Like a great many other prominent
bur played ONT politicians, he bartrred his
r-spectabiIity tor place 10 Abraham's bosom
Piennce wa purchased IN ,hS same way.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

Ben We take oooaeion 10 tender QUO yarm
eat acknowledgements to the gallant officers
aud men composing the l7th. 18th and 24ai
Tennessee Regiments, in ne Arloy Of Middle
Teunsssss. We are proud 70 know that the
RebeIis 90 highly appreciated b. our brave
boys in the Geld.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

RSF- We are informed by CAPTAIN Clark. OF
ihis cry, that Gen. Thomas J Churchill and
mis- brigade, who were taken At tho iall Of the
Arkansas Point have been exchanged aud arc
now at Petersburg, Va, ca ro&s for the ptir
ring theatre Of the Most The General and
-iaH were TO have lelt Richmond On Thurs
day last,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

* Brig, Gen. DAVIS has resigned. llis
resignation having been accepted by the Pres.
ideHt tae Knoxville Register says tho 7,h
Fto,ida Brigade. and the command al Ibis
sub department have been turned over 10 Col.
Finley"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

reAs Our dispatches state that at Die baido
81 Characteristic, Hooker was stunned aud
hrowu down NY shell which struck lhv phi
lar Of porch against which he was lemng
tie was doubt ess Ia the condition Of the sol
der who was rotreatiug from Murfree,boro :
"SLang by puug aud slightly demoraliasd"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

BE1- SIX hundred Confederate prisoners,
fresh from Camp Chase, exchanged and cent
to Richmond. arrived helo Sunday night.
They are al ofdcera
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

bCa- Wtehlho Yankees cnmped * Wilder
nees Church near ChAnco'loUviIle, i 10 sold
ihey Raus-''Woll camp eAhilo IN The wilder
ness (" but Il was a very short Hwh.lo'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

NOrlNE.-rie chi2ens Of Chattanooga gre re-
qurstyd to meet at the court rom at hurdiy next
at 10 OcD An, - take into consideration buspes,
4 Importance. .u. ...
mayl1-3! N. SMIra Mayor.
1 0Sp HORSE --Strajed from the q, Vernmenl
"a staQes 10 thispIAc- % saturday night Nay gt0
name aud tail. a lbtml reward " ~ be gwen or sic
rCiyery ADnESON CRAFT
mAy letA capt &A. Q N.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
NiNI a OtT,cp yAu rra,.,,.

hlNi q OfFtcR n 4 N, fURgAr
kaaAtiie is3i AS lSGs I
y hNRoL.lN9. eFFlCEas an qESN tSsgE
AM khoMils,-l ut at eutioh l. D III,
airy called 10 ihe 4aaiaaLg hustsse,s az gene,s
9iae's ~ 90 Of Adjutsn Geoeial Vo1 en-.
eaaS or tselnitinl ufictiE III tte slsshsfce-
snFH 90 les uader The - srript on other ca AZ
ieo uot 20 IL m We or Interfere win wurkmtn Of
mpIVJtes al The Nine, Lead, or C,pper. NO. III "
ln,hss waFsed ~ Hoyenment oTcers' or by confrac.
f'fs lf 'be ereHaHve oelsrthlrst Nj h.a. arst AN.
Nl-ihs anu nnR TIDE cns,nt al tbe E,n.yip.
ehaent y Saleer nchsrss who viii b beB ~ iet1g
Responsible i9f any abuse &c esa.on Of IL l.w. ~
sshsl s. COOPER
p7, A8jt & n.pt G@n1.
ltoA toate Ofqtsnca Department. Hjs fnr,scs \,
"a tlaae 60, Georgia. old his & auny Ntrb Gsmfi-
tun 90 1tuneecs These waiks have hoe, Ma
index ny sdgarntcndener BY The proper nnt.f.r,,,
md having oeca iuormei that enroaing ofg,ere 4 4
ae oispesei 10 nteraie with the hands there eu.,ay
Cd, hereby give general notce 10 an wnom h ln q
cokcern, tast VIII proceed 20 the extent oil TIE tas
against any person vi6ptng the above order oF lepy
" oFer' mo MOOD
ih-pt 81 lion & Copper, 10 Te.n.S Daee uo. ia.
mayl2
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
UsADQuR'a UlMp DlsaorIoN, }

HkADQuR CAMP DlRsGTIQE,l
Chstlan ogi, 1eLD., n y SOD, 1868.
N1OTiCE--ln G msllAnoe Witi special orders No
~ as, from Headquarters department. No. 2; All
Officer 30 have been sfea0ed mm their commauds
aud reporting ut tnl q MP are rdeud.lD report ins
meuiateiy TO EaOlg their commands ..y
g. II, BiUGH,
Capt. CoMdg camp.
T. WmunT,
A. Adj't lmaJ l2-lwl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

So. -, - ~, XIX. ~ ,, ~ Inv
80 l,N' f,,r .s'., p'' ,,' 'SSoai ~1p
/, l.,o 5a,n ~ 49, ' T.. w. r 49,, =
their possession
g.,
Aee = isol u ny - wy -''y' z pr9#n
VI hIS 1t@iE, AZ 1Vtu Nfd'cOtl unN NJ curry
and dy OF Mashv'll, came through the lines
from thai cry the other day. Coy. Blown is
in Pulaski, Giles county
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12
TIE DAILY REBEL.


= WI y VIZ - -
We wish topblehasr 6EQUOQ HOEuds OF cleap cor
tcD aid lirtn sFr for which we Will pey the very
highest pri,s IN tsh. Psfsh collect rags will
Do vtlto .seIsrste the Nhite irnm The c"lored. a.
white rags viii command higher prizes TINA mixed
ones. H5e1 fu 3a,l ma 3asaf 3.
Coantry merchants arc requested 70 collect rag
for u.s. Wore sBg quantity its surohaaad al point
convenient tor shipment, advise ms OF The fact and
we vi direct steie hey are TO be shipped. and fo'
ward the money for them.
iiress FRANC. N PAUL. Cha'ianooHa Tenn.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

"A deslluus Of seiug That earning little place IN
be euNprys Of IN tmuopg Thar uow i've on. Ito
place Couasts ~ ne eS u land Tying jdst within the
carp0 NE aulls Of ths iowa, on tue Wa A..uH.
IL is well mpr we'd hasa very neat and comfortable
ettege o. loml, line wei 81 never failing water,
uesdeg a No. uisern, OIL the necessary out build.
logs, sptndil assortment Oh the most choice vsie-
ies " vIles ana h0it uees, also two emGh mt o.
gfusa and clover Possession % he gwen the ltst u
lanua 81 1894. Apply 80
mayl2-tt W.T., HOOPER,.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

l.
80 boxes Tobacco so dcz. Cast stea! Hoes,
2oueks % Buoks aud Hinges, rI.
Lot II Ken ucky COW Balls,
HgLa w snd o. or ga rs Of u rdwaro.
Also Anew extra large hurIB " COW Shades
and a second hand TOP buggy and harness.
For pori ulirs enqnreo
y,2.lm WATKlNB 4 BIO,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-12

hxTBAcrl
HBAroUR's Vol " Coz. RUagAu A. TN
huntsville, Ala, May G, 1868. (
5pECftL ORDERS m
N0.24
/ I Alum ers OF TIE lpllnwlny regimenta, arc 70
ieved rm duty in tAi1 Bureau md will immediate
ly ri IN lheir com uandG 22i. zjth 2eth, 18th aud
IL Alabama regiments, 2lth, x7lb, 2Dlh aud Svth
Mississippi regiments.
An officers jhas reieted win report the rcsult Of
tho labors to these lleodquaters
BY c0mm0ndOi
Brig Gen. PILLOW,
Chetd bNean.
Jyo. G, BuHoH,
Ala O.. TmaylO Owl
en- Auanta CONFERENCE.-The, Mtmpms appeal
acRsop) sud Montgomery Mail, copy aud forward
arcoGhs 10 Mtj n Cheatham, Aset. O. M. al this
place.
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>SrAlg oP4ENSE5a e,
Peter So1ogey kdnr 81 Wlll sm Stone decd VS.. no
Widow, heirs aud red,tofs.

Widow Heirs aud rcd,tofs.
Ia JhauGery 40 HeruHln
1t apFessng thatlh defend ,ut Ntchel N. Stone,
49, non iesldq1t OF the state OF Tennessee so that
the ordinary process OF the court cauuvt be ssivei
~ muW is tisrelors ordered that publication 10
made weekly fer four weeks, m TIE uebe' aews
aper plb,ished 10 UhUai1 ga requiring sad de-
eadAu eppear AZ o Chmcey COufC 70 be he'd NJ
The court b0use Ia Harrison on the second oudNy
~ June next aud answer compl outs bin, or udt
ment rD c0ft'So WI be engred against aim ma ne
cause act w nearing "a pl;r
\. RIG. INES,
Wayl2wit Ch q A.
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Bs&t" We can see no reason in the world
why tho capital ofIreand should not increase,
since II IS aIways- DnJAn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
Intesf ship News.


Steamship Ci,y Of London. fstro Liverpool Als ~ ana
o .ru,town sOh At p M md.c aui "a pass TO John I"
D. Aus ?, a 81 ~! lon e l.! ss =. passed steam
lip cav II OIL hence ior LNclpoo 10Th at - T. u a
,h A. "a a. a. pA..el ship III. lbrl bOAnd T.. at mdniIh
40, 30 mile. W. kastnct paddle IN two
Gnre and ~ a.s appcsehiHs pore down tor showed
kt signal. and one blue lights soppee a. ss
ssd T. need upon which she crossed or BOWS
and resumed hor cunrsr r. ., >,
hiv sir Robert Peel, Lsgrabee Liverpool July l3 nd.e
and n pt,s 70 Cornelius GuunclA Aug 81, Daniel kodey
passenger ,of uand) died h' pert OF passsse hs@ rh
s.u 81 " uL. and weather un Aug. O. III IA' 81 tu ION
5o nj ~ M. when 4 commenced Win strong > T. wlnd
and n. s ,Aomrr barometer failing slowly 70 20 sto short
~yri All az q barometer falling rapidly at p M took IN
p tops,s anl put reef. IA nlen opsai.s ami main
. H. down pb-Wlud increasing and sea running last a. y
uoA Ia nlirn tops4 and ofesau saw para lyhs 70 nnae'
% h. Miud and SEA Mcleuslg win uaon
ter AZ % aud ns last. TOOK IA oetopsa and came b, tho
"A i ON s.fboal ;BcA, Tire NrN iSh WIN ram thuidrs
and lightning al a the snaltopsa und ior,topuast siysa
vr,, bl,u "A away &c suddenly became calm. M 4 tho
Wind came nom the north perfect hurticone ,uAins ihs
.h an p, brm tar running 30 high, had To brace up "
nt ac Two men a. the wheel both had arm, bloAen ~
.i re- and nau opnist and foremost head and Die" away
n,trr T. J. at oi th. barometer commenced rishg aHa
he w molr!sns since then had hight westerly wind' aha
,lp. with a. n.r iOs. Aug H. lat Al a. ION 20 u spVA"
steamship Celia tul aeilori smith henceof Lohdo ""'
Slip lss and NatAd- (ircnil Nordenhodt London July
t ia ballast inAalt Go AUG. :, a a. 50 on :" ~ "a"
an American whaling birA painted black with wh,s i
Ioth ut 3d. LOT. % ~. passed bark george n
Prus) bound T.. 9Th A 40 l.. Ion o. ~, saw my I'm N
rnce bound g.. 18TH lat ~ Ion. 5l o.! SAW iarse ''1'
Bark Palestine (ot Sunderiandl, Ponse Saidin ~ "'''
coal 60 order =. -, "A.
Brig Delphine rem) De Ham, Gousyes 10 days coass
aud toswOod To IL q. Schmidt Co.
BELOW. ,..
Rark lieindah ,Norw Norbers LeiIdiisk July =" ""''
two bds-.
WIND Sunset, 5. aud Light
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Aug. 81, lstJ'
There are now two daily through passenger
trains over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10 TIE
West leaving baltimore at As u. m. and so p H.
e1ccp, SUNDAYS when the s.9oP IN. train leaves ony'
Close connections are made with the morning and eicH'
ing trains from Ncw.York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
SECOND DiAiriCf.

The drawing for the lid District, King'
County, commenced yesterday morning, at No x
Grand street; Wiiamsburgb, under the management %
Capt MaddoN Provost Marshal; Charles W. Cheshire
Commissioner; DR.. Geo 5. Woodman SuigeOni Frank
DOYLE "a blind man. drawer; Charles u. Morton and
John T. DAVIS, clerks.
In tie wheel the following number Of slips were de
yosited: From New-Iots, .sD; from the sixth Ward
ag;O. from the Eighth Ward ga ron the Ninth
Ward 2,599.
police force Al least 10 strong, under the command
of Capt. WOgom, and detachment Of tie eth OHIO
undcr Lieut. we,herel were on duty to preserve the
peace Inspector Carpenter also present, supcrr
tending the movements Of the police force
The Supervisors Of each town. and the Superysors
anu Aldermen Of lie different Wards, superinielded
tie counting Of tie ballots.
After the usual Introductory proceedings, the officers
went Oh with the draft. Ihc announcement II tie tTsi
name drawn, james Van Sicklea. farmer. NewLots,
was received with sileuce.
Nothing particularly exciting happened during the
draft. Wien tie name Of AID. Murphy Was announced
s. tne recipient prize there considerable cheer
ing The Alderman citing near the wheel at the
lime. The drawing commenced with NewLotts. Tie
following is tie list Of names:
KEw-LOTs.
tlopc T. Fas, New.Yofk AlsenDrcn. h. Es., NeygYorS
A,ttr. Wn Ea.i New.iOrk AnDy. ia. Essi New.YorA
Aisensteter, Chs isst Ne'.ioIk
Pe,ne,t C. Kas, Newton soonsn Chss East New YORK
Bieru { Forbes Landing Bower John, East New Iork
Cosnoye1 II Ea., Ne. Yors Coaer VIM r. Es.t New YORK
pay.RNL Dealoe. T. East Eew.Yort
i,uGyea John East New oTkD kDorenus r. las Newly ors
pa.ls. a y. East Sew Dlaye. =, Eat New: Yok
Du.yea. MI DsitlelI Jacob, kast Newton
-. l. N..r,.. gof,er I "a, SeuDYo,k
Pagger q, No~ Lots EoTbGugh, Geo, Eat New York
Goldsmith, b, East Kew.YoIk
Ho.arl. WIN. EastNew.Yort Helircgh M Fat Hew-York
F,gerssp' J. Scw.Lot. Howard, Jas Ea.t New-YoIk
ij.em A Eust New.Yok Hot, VIM, Ncw.LOts
iowara " Z, Fat New YOss Iiindee Eas, Ne%- York
Harmon, H. East New-York Hemuinser :, Est hev-York
Hopkins a, Eat Ncw-loIN
!. s,on. Ccoid), New Lot. johnson, +, New Lot.
kr.am,n charl,. ntaovi.D L. E.., Nevy9.t
Koch, Jacob, Easi New loIk
Locker. + New Lots
siieS Jcnn East Nc~.Yors McDady -, EL
'''" r'' r'ss S:ST9. r.:3 f.2 Ss Goo East S'"ro
n''''' a:. s:"g'i. is: :.. 8:s:, 5'.: Ne" Lott
=.
3rolpie, r. ENY shoming. j r NY
Stone Vim, kNY Smelling Geo. T. n
Smith, Nm, ENY Strauss John, T. n
schmslberger Adam ENF
r.
Iossitarsnt. John. n IL
V.
ysn Sictlsn, James. New Its Nsnsi,slen. John d. III
stsnsicken, J3Ines & l. AaAdeIbeck, VIM r. NY
w
Werner &, MI Wachler n ENY
Warner John, ENy
H..
zimmerman A, my
SIXTH WARD.
a.
x.btov j. $50 Colombisst AInouI w, lsi Courts,
A. ienry 10 lnionst Appleton, II, 100 Hslry-st
<Isos 4 ( IA Woodhu1st Afgny q, - Atontictt
trtLuf " A, 2f1 COurtst hbhts0Li ~ % DtSia"
49,. = 100 rssc.e,tsl d, W, IJ4 Unionst
49, u.g,sw,f aud ron, j, 81 IIicksst
Is.
;..,yy l,g,..,,. brown W. 20 Woodhgl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
IyclDEyrs OF TIE DRAFT.

Among those drawn were two brothers Christopher
and John T. Dubber No. - Hicks street. Il Alderman
John McNamee of the Second " ard. and Mr. Waring,
one Of the enrolling officers. TIE EasIe Office furnished
five compositors and prcssmen and one reporter the
Mansion House in Hicks drew twelve przes'he
Perrcpont House about an equal number.
A larse boarding house in Willow street furnished
several conscrip,s. The Hon. James Darcy and the
foreman Il No : engine were drawn; so were one pa
,oman and one doorman Of the Forty second Precinct
Polco. A number Of merchants IN Fulton street IKE
wise drew prizes.
In the lid Congressional District Aldermen Mathew
Murphy OF the Sixth Ward. and Patrick Keenan, awel
know politician were drawn
The ,lrait was the absorbing topic throughout the
citv Hardly any hing else was spoken Of about the
streets The street corners and haT'Tooms IN the
vicinity of the Nnrshals office crowded and the
draft was thc inysgiabe sub ect of discussion
Everything passed OF quietly and in the most orderly
manner No attempt was made anywhere To create
disturbance
The militia regiments are held in readiness 10 act ID
ease their services should BE- required The 18th undeg
command oi Col Adams. was on dG.y yesterday lhe
18th VIII be on duty to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
TIE DRAFT ON LoNG ISLAND.
Ccrttpued from First Page.

fort q Norfhhe'd
Piumt. &. Flank Road
lct.ssol. 4. SoDthhold
,. S. Nr1iie;owu
ttro. " Castlc:On
Iot.lt l. Nofthheld
J .r'L-tou NJ. ta.tletcn
lllr..l Thos. 80 thieid
Juson. T. New Bri i-hton
IGacI Juo. Westheld
Psec. y. Nor!h;Ielt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
Coinn NJ Soa.LGeld

v
P,lncr. VI Sou'hhold
*, dmond. ! Nof'hhc.d
ltilsy. OWN SogthnC.d
Evan. Ja, SoU'hhe'd
Eliueh,rl, l.. Middlet0wn
Eacy IEos. New Brighton
Ji,N'C J Soutlaeld
Ripley. q n. Nreclaud st
ls.,tnou. ! w. rottcnyil.e
IL ohhow ", Tottenvilie
Run, p. j ", ToitenVille
~ hu.,nd. h, Plank Road
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
.a.b. EImonl. eiclnioa.st

49,. Al, et tf.frv.. Valentino. Isaac IN S'4cst
Ia, N-.o A. - iorsi,.non Nan ~ Asener. g h - firts
Nan I,..s { Mansion house Nani'rs'er n % Oianses
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

Fruurv. Julian. $40 Fulton-st.
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tlandor Fred, 81 Henry It,
tant,ui. 4 4, ll9 Henry
Foreman Edgar. ~ , Unions 4
tcen-y, John, ~ toilrre plee,
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" ood. Martin, ~ tuiton.st w al Geo, 90 Atntic'st
Made Dan j, "a state ut
At Il quarter TO twelve the drawing for the First
Ward WIS completed VIM +. Waring an enrolling
officer was among the conscrips. The Committee
having counted the ballots for the Second Subdistct
and found their number To tally with that on the books
the Provost Marshal 1863 the drawing began for the
oJl names which constituted the quota Of this Sub dis
tret thc bOuudaTies vi which Sutton Bridge ana