davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Military movements.

THE TROOPS IN THE CITY---ALL THE MILITIA ON
DUrY-ATFAiRs AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF GENE
RAILS DIX, cANBY AND sANDFORD, Erc.
The military preparations for the preservation Of peace
complete. Throughout the city troops stationed
various points that any disturbance arises there
can be immediate communication between them. Ca.
vary freely posted around and numbers Of chem
may riding up and down the streets Batteries
OF artillery are placed quarters whence few
minutes notice viii bring them forward 70 any position
where their services may be needed. ~
The Thirty seventh Massachusetts, regiment still
mains on duty as Washington Parade Ground
MAJOR General Sandford has his ofncs at the police
headquarters in Mulberry street. Ths following tho
members OF hh star on duty aHfe
Colonel H. Wilcox, Division Inspector.
Colonel Charles w. Darling. uaa@
MAJOR Alex Hamilton, ABIDE camp
MAJOR Henry Fearing, ABIDE camp.
Thc locations Of the brigadsr generals a. follows
Brigadier General speer-Jsnsrson Market.
Brigadisr General YAtes--City Hail. tn
Brgadisr General HalI--Arsenal Seventh avense and
Thirty-hfth street.
Brigader General Eweu-Essex Market.
The militia regiments on duty are stationed a. fol.
lows
Fourth regiment tartilery), Colonel Teler-Ci.y Ar
Fifth regiment, coIonel Burger Lafayette Hall.
sixth regiment, Colonel Mason-Gentrs Market.
ing Tompkns Market
Eighth regiment Colonel varAn--sevonth avenue Ar
Eleventh regiment, Colonel Madhon-corner o Dclan.
cey and Fossyth streets.
twelfth regiment Colonel ward-cty Hall.
Twenty.second regiment, Colonel Aspinwall-Palace
Garden.
Thirty-ssventh regiment, Colonel Roome--cas House,
Eghteenth street and North river.
Fifty regiment Colonel Le Ga-Elm park and the
Park. M.
sixty ninth regiment Colonel Bagiey--Essex Market
Seventy first regiment, Colonel Traford-Ccnre Market
and High Bridge, Harlem.
Eighty fourth regiment Colonel conkling-Knicker.
booker Hal, Eighth avenue and Twenty third street.
The latter regiment he Eighiy-gourth) has not yet
regular armory. Tn tbs last call for militia the Eighty.
fourth proceeded 10 Baltimore and did excellent service
the following esr from General Tyler Colonel conk.
ling will show NM
HEADQr sRrrEs NoRTnwrsrERS DyvgxcrS oy BALuxopr
BALTIMORE Nd. August 4, 1858. I
Colonel A. CoSgIISo Eighty fourth New York NatoaAi
coIosrEDelosed you VIII ani an order relieving your
command from further duty In this dspar ment your
term Of enlistment having expired.
take this opportunity air, 70 express 70 you, aud
quest 1t be communicated 10 yoursconmand my appro
baton ~ their conduct while In this city The soderly
bearing and gentemsniy department of your aud
oncers whose services In the army cnte their opinions
70 high consideration
shooid Your regimant again take the neld I nope IL
may be my good fortune 70 have tbcm attached my
conmand
iam, Colonel, with high esteem, your obedcp, servant
T. n. TYLER,
Brgailer General Commanding.
street, everything quet yesterday The p,sions or
strength g the United sa.oS troops the city cannot bc
revealed. .m
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

James Bassat, 222 Thompson
Peter Gegdria, 80 w l2th
Fred Wiimont. II Amity st
Howard Aidrich, cor 10Th av
aud 18th ~
Otto Dietricks. 81 9Th av
Eugene LafourcAde, 4 As
TOR place
John L Metcalfe, 28 w 18th
Juiius B0vey. ~ West 18th 81
Geo Merritt. ~ X l2th VI
X Percivsl. 20 w Washing
ton place
Juste Kempkey. 2s2 4th st
Jno Miller, l92 Thompson st
Chas McSorreily, III B'way
Geo w Palmer . cor B'way
and and Ash st. Union Place
John Balmer 70 Macdougal
Henri Bicksby, l0i Wayer-
ley place
Patrick Riley, IA w Washing
ton place
Jas W Norris, 6S8 Broadway
Martin Welsh, NV cor 18th
st and Broadway
Henry Ashley, 6l6 Broadway
4 Earl. IS Washington 50
David Lerey. So University D
John J Buraner, It's Thomp-
sou ri
Jason Taylor. l43 Bleeckcr st
David Mct'ulloch, 2zD Mercer
Christian nolIer. $40 9Th u
Peter ErmoId, % MacdousAl
Amxey Lyon, l01 w llth 81
Geo r Clapp. 81 w l2th 81
VIM Slater, as broadway
Alfred Dillon. 72l Broadway
Chas Fuller, rs w l9th st
Robt b Cook. II w llth ut
Jos Boyck. 40 9th av (c0l'd)
Albert Pierce, IA W Houston
Rayton Middleton, 81 Eighth
John A Faison. 25s FOURTH
Edwd Beschmien, ~ Uni
Ane Bafnok, q University pl
Richd Lowe. University Hotd
Jos Gillarti. 0 Waveriey pl
Chas Sabery. ~ Bleeckcr st
Nicholas Acote. 37f Fourth at
Chas Kerr, 296 Bowery
Fred Ren,ley. l64 w Houston
Rudolph Millet, IL Amity pl
Arthur Conway, $40 B0wery
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Jas II Woods. 7.lBroadxay.

Jas II Woods, III Broadway,
New York Hotel
Howard Caville. "A Eighth ri
Chas Whitney. l42 Macdouaal
And Oppenheim, 3l2 Fourth
Geo Trow bridge, $40 B way.
Benz Brown, 9, IL, Is 9th ave
Albert De Bonville, 10 Amity
Jas Parkhill, 2S5 Sullivan Il
David Beats, ~ Il l4th 81
David Hyatt. AZ Amity
Th0s Wales. l6t Bleecker st
Mariana Anufeit. 1876 b way
Micbael Hawley, 1856 Sixth av
Sml Killenridge. I07 Macdou-
gal II
Geo w Brown, SO Ninth
Juo Maher. 1856 Mercer
Martin Colgan. "a West l2lh
Dnl hcGlashan, 6s3 Br'dway
Mich Donohoe, 21l Greene
Mich Lamb. Is East 10th
Geo Wooley, 1855 Thompson
Fred h Spooner. ~ Clinton pl
Thos Jackson (cordj 122 9Th
Hunt Blake, 3 varick place
Peter Cells, Il3 West lith
Wm c Bogart, l37 Amity
Ad0iphus Schihel, Al w 18th
Chas PeircP, 81 East 18th
Hy u Kopp. 69l broadway
s. Schuyler. 43 l6 Lafayette
Townsend Harris, 81 Eighth
Jas Barnes Lsursns. near
Amity street
Isaac Brown. IA Wooster Il
Iaasc Duch worth, Is Amisy pl
RrAaess McAd dams 2i6 Greene
WIN. Nesbft. I'll Wooster se
David Lincoln, 166 Thompson
J0hn Fisher, 10 X l2lh street
James Weller, rs Anityst
Jacob B Whitmore. "a W llth
Henry Blanchet, 22l Wooster
j. Wilson Haies, l76 Bleecker
- Gale. Ids Bleecker street
Chas l.. Forbes. 80 Commerce
ES.s SIssE, MslssssSslssy,
Geo. sweetiSr. 10 Eighth Il
Alex Richard Dis. 7 9Th av
Thos II Mulford, Is Amity 81
John Francis, l70 Wooster
Bernard Baumann. S6Bleecker
VIM Van 0eesou. Broad way,
between 9th and 10th sts
John Cass0n. l6 Amitv ri
Harrison Francis, II 6th av
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Arrival Of Sick Soldiers from
Vicksburg.
Rebel Conrl Of Inquiry 10 Investigate the
Louisiana and Mississippi Campaigns.
TH1 ALABAMA nLncrxoM.
The Radical SecessiOnists Beaten
at the Polls,
h., H., ~.

knrrr, Tenn, August H. 1893.
Advices from New Orleans the IIth instant
ceived They state that tho hcath Of the city only
fair. There Of yellow fever at tho
Quarantine.
the steamer Wood. from victsburz had arrived bring
Ing down Ave hundred sick soldiers. DscAso said 10
be on ths increase point most Of the bsn2
OF this mAgnan, typo Of typhoid fever out Of
ten Of which prove fAial.
Mobile 10 being heavily reinforced by tho rebc. IN an
tcipation Of an attack by forces
Tho Atlanta Appsai Of tho 1h inst. says that court of
inquiry has been oaIled mcet ~ Montgomery 70 IN
vs~tgate ths rebe campaigns hl.sas'ppi and louIs
ana In Nay Juno and July and especially 70 inquire into
tho surrender Of vicksburg and Port Hudson.
The returns from AAbama Indicate the e'sspp of Wall
over ebortsr for Governor a0d shAs Curry sosca by
CruihshAnks for Congress
Tns Mobile Tslbss< sAys that large Dnmbsrs d xssA
sippa dsssrssrs are rstarnlns 70 shsw regiments. r
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Recruising In new jersey.

meeting was held al Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, on
Wednesday evening, presided by BrigAdsr General
Hatfield for the purpose of raising bountcs for
recruits to al up the required number ordered by the
draft After speeches by John N. B,ard, Mayor Elder
and Others, committee of five appointed IN each
ward raise 10 carry out the above object Mr.
Edwin A. stevens has manifested n desire 10 subscribe
largely 10 the fund.
The Board Of Councllmep met last night and passed q
resolution 70 cooperate with the citizens committees.
The rmof also ad opted to be presebted for
passage the Legislature winter providing for the
issuing Of bonds upon which raise shs cosy which
20 be procifed tehpnrorily n Dsgqt tsele p2tes,
The committee complain that their laots IN sxcses
SIXTY too men and sAey prorsse ~ rsss only hun.
dred ami sixty men q ~ tso bandsy1 aoe twenty lao
~, doss Tor that city
In Jersey city the quota 70 fast Oh ug up thers 10
little one hundred men get wanted Tie 0Dguiy
received by sons q the recruits sad 70 have been
high 500.
quite number o. de-crters have been arrested m
Jersey CITY alLof whom found 10 have plenty of
money hey are bounty skedaidies. They win all b.
sent back 20 their respective regiments.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Robt Mealy. 100 w uth al

Robt Mealy. 100 W nth 81
Jas Lynch, 10 Amity pi
Thos Wishiey. 1DA Green Vt
Thos nos !. hcnen, " Washing
Jas Dickerson lcord), % 9th
av
Antonio Lebeno. TIT B,way
Ragnil smith, - Bond vi
Jno kunan. l2b a l2S sth st
Jas Norton, 20 Mercer st
Barney Ednidran. l9l
Bleecker st
Jon athan Ogden. 9lClinton pl
Peter Matthews, 673 Broad
way lcolored)
George Street. o Bond st
Sheridan Boyd. 80 9Th at
Edward n Budsell, l32 9th av
Hermall Althort, lDWllth ct
Jno W Biakeley, IA Sullivan
Jas Jones, 60 9th st
Henry Bird, l3l Macd ougal 81
Chas Lacoultrie, $40 B'way
Peter Bernard. 765 B'way
Paul Julien. 2l6 Thompson
Cbas Wurm, IS Great Jones
VIM ] Alexander, rs 9th av
Geo q Br0thcrton, $50 B'way
Mich Congan.,northwest COR
Der 18th 81 and 4th Nv
PeteT Y Sheridan, I42 9th av
Laurence Nolan, II Amity 1t
John q Nieman, Ii9 9Th st
Step Van Renssalsar. 1O7 9Th
Prank HAat, 100 Rleccker st
RGet Watkins toolorsd). SO
walter 3 Wells, 706 B'way
Thos Appleton, Os, 700 9Th av
Hy Draper, "a blh, ,Av
Nathan keelier, 10 Breyoort
place
jacob s.umef, 20 University
4 place tt#tsT
Chas Taitchel, TO Broadway
Robt Gordon, "a MacdougAl
Robt J Mayhem, los Mercer
VIM Edwards, 2O6 Wooster st
Douglas w Morris, l3G
Bleecker st or ! Carroll
f,,sea
Michael Martin, 697 B'way
Geo 6iexe, 30 Wooster st
Christian Bettessen, ~ West
Houston st
Henry Laight, 81 6th st
VIM Leonard, 3l6 4th
Andrew u Young, ,8S9B'dwAy
R0bert Eervuaan "a Amitv
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

After I've hundred names had been drawn recess
was taken FOR an hour, AFTER which the draft
nued with great animation till about four O'Clock, whom
the announcement made that the draft for the T
teenth ward was complete.
Provost Marshal Farr then stated that he had received
orders from Colonel Nugent TO complete the DRAFT OF each
ward in day therefore, the Sixteenth ward, for
which the drawing would be made tho following day,
contained large number Of names he would direct that
the draft commence at nine O'Clock this morning.
The Provost Marshal present throughout tho day
and did all in his power to accommodate the members Of
The press and to facilitate the proceedne 10 the last
hour everything Proresssa n ,ha zsme orderly
as on the previous day In iact the day
curiosity relaxed. The in which tho draft took
place WIS marveousy thnned Of spectators. and there
remained scarcely any people the sidewalks than
mn ordnnPv orraaiona
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
unIrsd states Dissvtst Atsovney's one
peNENYTmw WA0uFU

vr ofioarso COS Y ne uGngi st.ics d-,seiiIs On.
arrived 70 ihs city Jsssfdsy raarsne Dou. its
r4si, vssrs b. hia besn buasng gp ees~ftrs wbo s9
i8t al t.ta uq s0Ipty from lhs sssts aud ihsn ssa
fsd4s " Ohyfke hfnssht 20 eighteen essFftcgs
wh0 ffs gsnf - ssyNftcf n s.d, rhefs lLeY III -
oofng. NJ " dls .4 tie keat hA
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
News from Fortress Monroe.
po.y...~ vo-.o. &C.,,

tohrHryS ho-Rs. Augwt 10, iss1
Tho steamer KeDnssoc sailei this morniss from gof
ucss Monroe for ss~bcrn, n. q.
Tho steamer John Rice arrived carly hs norupr from
or Charieston. pQso bflnGa addalsasl Bs~s
Ths ordnance sbip ~. fA~renos 70 b. placed Gnser
the onnanf u captain rtsniS. whS has tcsh for fg
,imo charge ~ the nayy osdnanos Fortress You're
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
the E.e.Psa T.sa.y Pirates Recap
Ssfsd.

Bosuos, August 20 isca.
Tho rebel prisoners who lately crestsd Their ssoaFs
from Fort Warren isodsi At Rockport, caya Am,
yesterday afternoon bat before any steps could B.
for their capsare they put on again ihsr boat gong
towards Portsmouth,, MI
.aN powrrasp, No, August 70, iss3.
mo yseht Sparkle with armed crew, saiied frorn
this por, =, to-day IA pursuit of tho TacDoy prson
ers, who escaped from Fort warren
IArRn.
Ths steamer Ss~ Bvassvsrs, jas, 70. sposs The
revenue cutter j. O Dobbin casslds win tbs n
oouy vrsonsu On board wbo ssssped rom Bo~toa yes.
tsriAy and whom shs hpd captured "a shs ss q shoss.
With ihsr yssAa co6bcs~ ysvsss sssp~schSd ihe eut
sr yesterday, ed aiso svo voiunssss ysehu io-dsy
beavLly armed, IN puvssA
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Arrival oS Troops.

The uptcd states transport Daniel Webster Capt. Phi
IIs arrived al this port yesterday morning from Alex.
sndria She had board nve hundred of second
brigade Of infantry regulars under the command of Col
Burbank
The Unlted States steam transport Illinois, Captain
Bsooock arrived At this por, last evening from Alexan.
sris, ~ G.. With fifteen hundred men from the TnHd,
Fourth and six,h Vernon, regiments under command q
loons soaser.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Thn ressrha0 Case.

Yesterday Jgfzo Belts made 40 ordsr that the pFRs
ship ressfbor together with hsr tackle ana s,sres ~
appraised, and ths Navy Dvrar,men, sbgsh decide ~
buying ber for The ~ The rnei 1iAes ssch sr
praised vairr, Tint the ahp asd her iaie. sNfsH A.
b~ delivered " g1ch yeffu mAy ap.siE 81 ~ no
Navy Department W receive sAli sregsi
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Heavy HANK Robb.ry.

TIrE sOuTHkRN BANK or KENTUCKY ROBBED on one
HuNpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ SPECIE AND
cfscISsari, August 20. ls93.
The southern Bank Of Koaiacky, ia carroton Carroll
county, robbed Al past O'Clock ibis morning,
by about sixteen Ia uniform who represented
.hemscives belonging 70 ssous rebel cavalry.
Tncy hrss discovered by Mr. Crawford, cashier,
who Hives m the rear u tbs bank on whom they hred,
driving hin back into his house. Miss removing ell tho
money from shs vault and burning the papers therein
they Halple2 helr hofses and started OF n tho drcC-
lIon oY owen county.
The amour, Of money stolen 800 900 god and ~
yer ana go 600 In paper money
Every crort N being made 10 capture tho robbers
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

New bold Morris, o Wash pi
Julius Cook. $50 Broadway
Jas N Gouidick, XsI 4th
Noses files. 8 Amity place
VIM T. Zabriski. 90 East l5sn
Michael Carey, ll6 Amity
6amue ! Moore, 10 Bleecker
Geo B Ironsides. Tow estl lth
Geo G Wood. universityHotel
JDo Mettrick, 253 Sullivan u
JnO B Gritiln, l5 10th st
VIM Martha. ia Sth st
Jno N Harmed, 81 9Th ave
Atwood ziglederhoff, lS
Bieeeker st
F1ndlay Mcdonald, III with
VIM kegan, 10 w est 18th
Edw q kotch, ~ East 10Th -
Danl Morrison, los Bleecker
Andrew Raum.O WHouston
Albert Tt0well. 78 3 81 9Th ~
Chas Wiegclomann. 2iS
Wooster st
Edw ID Harper, 10 y Houston
Francis Cavalls, l0S Bleecksr
Adolph Hyail. 696 Broadway
Paul Decker. 20 9th av
A b ThoTburn ,l5 East 10th st
6anl Handy, ~ Amity 1t
3 j McFarton, 10 Mercer
Chas Bell, 382 lth st A
Martin Hearne, 2l6 0reenA ~
John q Lingcr. l6 9TH av M
Stephen v Castro, 81 R 10th
WIN bending. rs lth Av
Jas Aaaken, & w Wash'n ~
Auguste. Muller, IL = Houssn
David Woods (colored), 820
Broadway
Edw AilAife. 16e-l6l Crosby
WIN Nam MIA, vayick st
David Edwards, 500 4th st
Chs Jones', II W nth st 90
Chs Schercr, IL CArmine Ut
Jas A Ricnmond, 066 B'way
Edwd Kelley. 2O7 Greene 81
Theo Stultx. l6 Amity place
Carl veyessck, l23 Bleecker
Mich Reed, Is Leroy place
q FonsAine, ~ University pl
Jas Brady. % Bond 1t
Thos Stone, II BIeecker at
puQ Cullen, 2Q6 Greene st
Danl Gilman, is w l3th st
Hubert Walden, 24 W 18th st
Jno S Dye, 6f8 Broadway
Lucas Perry. 1g9 9th 1t
Chss A Bunling, 6l8 B'way
John L Murray, l76 Bleecker
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Ds,..s,sa OF o..aI s.y,..,,..'

ALAssr, Argas, ~. Isea
Fhsrs sa dssshison 90 lbs canal stove cslo-s s-as
V . dsfesivs sA's, and ibs wsssr ~S srs~n OF ,ha
rnornas n-ii eaa@s eshy = probably fesy sisb,
h1ufa
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
THE THREE MILlIox ORDINANCE.

Mayor Opayhs san Rsssses 90 ssga-
what she People TAiak ~ Eim-Ths
Cisy Hall Hs1a ~ Soldiers, 49,, "a.
There vas ecod deal of .sxsMsmsas throughons ths
city YESTERDAY rsssivs 70 tbs thrss mon dollars esssnp
ton ordinances, on account d MAJOR opdyhss refusal 70
make any coucssoss 90 the united vssss sss sdrmens
Of the Common Council.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
rne Rsmsiss 81 naJsv GENERAL s.i..a.

hOruvuxs, ~. AaGuss 10, isss
The vsmans ~ nAtss CsnssA Nssscs wsr. vsr~srfcd
this sftsrroon from csvs Hni csnssesy TOE yrsnsfou
RsilsoaA sspos, sseo<t~f By an nnrnins military and
clge gnc-s CO. snSnr ocmmssa ~ csisbri xssdsy. fr
,rsnsmpsso iem1ry~ " ,as~ soai fsssss p.as. ai
Camp Dlcs Robnsoa
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
The sixteenth ward.

During the progress Of the dra yesterday in the Sixth
district, tho Sixteenth ward which is in the immediate
vicinity, remained in perfect sta Of quiescence
on the preceding day. There was not the sgh,est
ebulon Of hostile character, and The population Of all
grades and conditions orderly the most law
abiding individual could wish. Tho drafting for this
ward will commence this morning, and will, from all
appearances, be carried in the most temperate
nAr 49,
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

20 ono O'Clock yosteroAy-
Chas A Bussen, l56 West
Houston st
Geo 0rascort, n Amity st
8 Lownsbury. 62l Br oadway
Geo X Duprat, No ! 3 th o.
Chas n Thomas, II w est llth
Francis Dubois, az q reene
Robt N Taylor. y Carr oil pl
Lewis Barr, Is LafAs o tte pl
Horace Trowb, 2U2 Six th av
Wm ii Rass, yl5 Fourth 1t
Jno Stillweu. 673 Broadway
J Cornelly, Jr. 10 Wooster
Eaml Frames, b Afnfty pace
Joseph Frick, Isl iaurens 1t
Jas Smart. $50 Bowery
I'd r Ki,tridge. 90 Amity 81
Jas ii CiArk. 200 B0wery
Jas Westerheld l6y 4th ~
AugusteDelluc, ,635 broadway
Ernest Schirner, 70l B way
ChAs W upham, ia eth 81
Hy Bldwelli, Ill West llth st
Jno Jordan, no Broadway
Peter couyoisier. i7o Beck
ar st
John Clancy, s. 9th av
Sami Thompson, Is East 10th
Levi Barnes, llU Clinton ~
Lorenzo r Maselli, ,7l3 Bdway
Hy Is Thorp, CAS- Broadway
Ghas Sheldon, W ath nv
Tn2s 2 Tliiips9p, u Ypiyer-
yN p !,ansdOwnc. 20 Sui
Mich Sla,ting, Jr. .se5,< B'way
y HOFFMAN, N YORK Hotel
Patrick Reid. ~ w 18th II
las wilson, ~ sih st
PABLO Sara, l0s Blceaker 81
nichael Dlax, rs sch u
Ihos iiowit. l53 West 18th ~
Jao l. Gaseon, 226 sullivan ~
Christian Bueh, &ss Bowery
wnl Moore. "a East l2tb II
3bos Garrison. 1917, Greene
Eigismond Kane. l0JWoosser
Jaa Hunt, 80 Broadway. re-
sidencr n Jana st
VIM Vance. 81 Mercrr Vt
Emanuel Walker, e73 Bway
Stephen Brown, 10 vnrfck pl
Amos O 0rccnleaf. rs West
nth n
Thos r Grinnell, "a West 1lth
Geo Brach, 7 Filth ~
Geo Seward, l4f6 Antty pl
Geo O'Brien, SOL Mulberry n
Jno Johnsson, 2ls sullivan 81
fcDlor~d)
las stund. "a East 18th n
kdwd Kingsley, u blcocker
Fred BAssett. III West ilth
yno Burke. s1e broadway
Tbos Ellison, x3i Sullivan st
Jas Banon. 6l3 Broad way
Oven Philben, VA Eighth ri
Chas Pearson, Iy9 hleeckerss
<sml L. Clarke, c39 Broadway
Nich Platt ~ Washington 81
michael J fiiggin, 81 w lgth
Fraak Lrathc i57 Bleecker ss
nos MAren, 7l5 Mercer VI
usl.~ l. williama 7hb Bdway
IUsfs L~ Gal, iD Greene "
Geo n Anderson. s. Bond 81
Mifiism X Berrlan, lg2 9TH ct
Chs leating. 1856 Thomy~Un
Jacob An,le, rs West 18th u
Xii lah " Burnett, . rnivcr.
los x usher. iIs BIeccker u
.Iaa EiKsn, IS 9Th Az
Soo Farrell, o. Blcecker st
Tln Taylor, 8 Qth sv
Sso.b 4 vandusen, 9 West
Washington plAcc
-, Vpar, ~ W wsshg'n pl
SI de,tker, 712, Broadway
sfoxsade. 4 Astor place
~ NV, 80 Broadway
WI 4. srzy. 100 9Th Nv
IuliS ~ va. IS 3 i0sh n
gso 9 Niiiik. ~, =,
] Plat Jr, NN FEH,wsv
Jul G woodwars ~h Al
WIN n Knapp, - Ea
Alex Kimback, USs ~s. "A
AT Leeds, III Great. -. "a
Morris Noioney. co6 Ore.
Robt X NcF,irnsy. AZ sth a
= pi~cr.erel a. f'utverkity 4
0eo ordhaAsen, "a Bond 81
Jas Jacks, ~ Brosdwsy
Marin Sharon, opf Bwsy
Hspry Lee, so BroafwV.
ycvlak Pesstsgill, ~ W lNh
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Military Orders.

gK~ENAL OkDERa-NO. III.
HEADQUARTERS, u~ruD SrAru, Tsoopr
NKr Yosx Cfrr AsD HARBop,
Nrw YosK, August n, 1853
All officers and enlisted absent without leave from
Rkcrs Island, New York hzrbov win report In person
" Brgsfser Gensrsi n. j. Jscksvn, COMMANDING that
post within twenty four hours AFTER the publicaton u
this order. BY ordsr of Brigadier General Candy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
vBAr TIE vyovLE sAY.

Merry ~ classes o. peorss characterized his cosdec, .
IooIshy s,rppa.ops snd rueborp. whIs soms 40 nos
b~ltais declare that ne = Knowingly sivnz 70 ,t,
o. he wont ssions u tss eoumstlx assln. % u...
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

VIM j Hennessy. corner Wa.
verley and University pl
Camille ID Costeili, 73O B'way
Jas Carpenter, 202 Bridge st
Isaac Is Hopper, 5 West llth
Ben L Marsh, a25 Broadway
Byron Pickett, ~ 9th st
Geo Holchnk. $50 10th 1T
Vim Mont, ~ University pi
ID Dusenbuvy, . Bond 81
l. Van TArro, IL 9Th 81
Jno ) Rierkert, 95 Macdougal
VIM Webb, ~ 5rh ave
Lewis Lecontcix. 80 w 12th ri
Aug l. keinns. 200 Thompson
John 3rierson, 30& lth Vt
Mlchael B Ryan. LIS Laurens
Leopold Sampson. S3t Is way
Jas Hume. III West Sth st
II Perry. ss West Washing.
ton place
Jas Baisley. "a bond st
Edwin Is Place. III Greene st
Tbos Canton, 49, Thompson
Daniel Butler, ~ Maclioueal
Benoit vonquetoss, ,ss Bleecx'
WIN Il Il Whitney. 78 B'way
J + Isaac, 50 Washington %
landlord W oodruT,slG Court
WIN Coyne. l2j ana - sth 81
Harry q Whltmorx ~ w
Washington p.ate
Jpg Brotnerton, Is Minetia "
Ch0 prypl, I01 slNth ave
Goo Y Merriam. No y Uni.
lessity place
Geo Bogaver. 20 4Lh ave
Smi jackson, 613 broadway
Henry Cart, No 2 Carroll "a
Juhn Cross, 90 4 10th NJ
Edwin fountain, rs W i2th u
John kelierA, 3st4th "
Geo w Curtl-. % 9Th ave
Anthony Cruko. f2i * wav
Dinlfao parls. o., IS Lafay.
ette r'acs
Robl White. no Rieeckcr Vt
JOSIAH ruller, Is Boui II
Alex Lewis fcoloredb
Minetta lane
Geo l. Pierce. $40 Broadway
Hy 7 BachmAn. 81 Denis
Hotel
VIM c Mixer, s. AilEl3,h
Alfred Hunter, lilo Sth Nv
VIM Green, liz Amiiy ST
0irard william, tzunlver'y pl
Chas Sander, 772 Broadway
VIM II Fry, 7A Broadway
YincentCiArk. 80 Mulberry
Doddsley l. Derby 615 Bway
Edw'd Remsck, IFS Bieec~er
Geo Powell. llz Bleecker VI
Erastns Wilson, ~ Bond ri
jas Porter. a. 9Th 81
Arthur Dy~tt. ~ W lfrh al
X u Purdv, 60 n 81 Bleeck or
John Jones, III Broad way
John Foley. Cos Brossi way
VIM y Dana. Is w 10th VI
samuel Tborp, 3l2 FOURTH u
Ianpeius bheArt, l27 waver.
WIN Bsrt, rs Eas, Tenth a
Geo schoteid. ~ West lin Il
Martin Callahan, 81 Eas,
" oueton st
Chss l. Pierce, eO6 Broadway
PAX Reeve, 10 Amify placr
Peter ulfceth, ITO Blecck 2 r
Hy Race, u Eighth NJ
Ihos i Ellis i0 Ninth n
Margin Mycr. la Wavsrlsy
Fred y Baochns, 80 Ninth Il
Paul 0sriney. al Broatway
John PiDc, Iva Gr0en~ n
Jos Och hweud. ~ w Houstou
ChAs IsGnart i<i Ms~donsal
John Bisich. III Bleerker Il
Benz \ Turais, s310 Fourfh n
Francis Dcery. IS w 18th st
Isva~l MosesSli7 w Houaon
Geo Miles 10 Amily ~
Alfred Fisher. II varfck pl
Corna E>Araos. l2lwaveslsy
Joan Van WarieA, o55 w Ilth
Yred Bartlett, 80 Bieerker II
BENZ unden. 169 Woo SER ~
DonaldAHewlitt. o wsvcriey
WIN 7 Gesow, ~ W l7th II
Ih0s Van Dyke. 7 East lin
Robt y Uarr,son, 81 sth a
Nm n Covili. % Bond st
ghfs Iopp, ~ Lafayetis
= shu % hshoney .1zssuIlivan
"a, jgnnd ley, f9s sth st
Csiv,, y ORE 7 Br~voorf ri
WIN lin. ~Q5h ~ ssh q
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

This last made three hundred Names after which the
board took recess Of nfteen minutes. On reassem-
bling the drawing proceeded with - folIows:--
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
Appr.n,.ded Riot. IN Broosly..

Considerable apprehension " manifested by the people
OF Brooklyn lest the hostility 70 the dra which esng
kept down by foros In nev York shoui1 nnd vsot and
opportunity for mischief 10 their city owing 70 s small
number OF military and police stationed there Our
neghbors have occasion 70 fool dsquietsd on this ac
count Whom she drAIcomnences IN their city they wn
have protection. Matters have boon arranged by
the state and federal authorities tina, large portion OF
the troops quartored In New York be moved 10
Brookivn = moments nstcc. even though ,hs ferry
shouldbe prevented running The people Of Brook
yn may assured that there Is element Of mischief
their side which could resist for hour the strong
repressyc at the disposAl Of the authorities
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

-. nS !