Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

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Jonn bro wing. furnished substitu,e-Edv
Jones Thornton. enormously enrolled.
0so. Il. simmons, under age.
White. "'e- hnaia
John E. Poor. only son o, widow.
Jas Collins, tcolored.} furnished substitute
VIM. Williams.
Thomas White, alien
David Stewart, furnished substitute las
Robson. "'e--'a ~
Christ Uliman, physical disability
Joshua Limerick, alien. Is
Joseph lahr, disability.
Thomas GOWNS, disability
Orson ID. Whitney, furnish-deu bstituta-.rno
Collins. "o
Jno. H. Lyle, furnished observation-disclosures
Lyon. -} 81
Cornelius keneiy. only son OF aged parsn,s
Ghas Wescr, furnished substitute Thomas
A. p. Tonnet, furnished substitute-yames
Smith.
George Spillnan, disability.
Patrick Madigan. disability.
Torrance Shehan, over age.
X. Il. Hurlburt, disability.
Joseph Jamisun. colored, under age
CnaTies ID. Peters, colored. furnished substi-
John Lehnert, accepted.
VIM. Morton, disability.
ID Bachenheimer, alien. -..
widow -
VIM. Voight, alien
Alex Cory, disability.
Thomas A. Foster, disability
Richard A. Lucus, only support OF widow
Fester fassall, over age.
Robert Powell, enormously enrolled.
Friedrich L. Nutting, disability
Isaac Thomas, tcoIored) father OF mother
less child.
Jacob Harris, (coiored.) accepted
VIM. II. st. John, furnished substitute
Daniel Burke.
John Smert, accepted.
Henry w. Hamilton, furnished substitute
Charles Commar.
John Jarboe, disability.
Samuel Hunt, under age.
Otto Lang, DISABILITY.
George A. Hundley, over age.
George Webbing, over age.
johnson Brown, only SON OF aged parents
Geo. Waleten fcolored), deafness
Manuel jackson, disability.
q. Watson. enormously enrolled.
q. D. Grange, enormously enrolled
John Frazier, disability.
John McDueil, support Of widow.
Ct. VI. Foote, in service id March.
H. o. Watson, in service id March.
George Myer, disability.
A. J. Smith, disability.
q. n. MoAuiid, disability.
ID. 8. Waters, father OF motheriess children
S. NJ. Hamilton, disability.
J. BARLEY, in service ID OF March.
Rein King, only SON of aged parents.
Edward White, only support OF motheriess
Children.
This morning Officer Scott brought into the
room substitute broker named H. Malone,
who resides in the First Ward, on the charge
OF extorting money from parties for passing
them in the room, and Capt Scheetz, after
hearing the statements OF the witnesses, COM
mitted him to the Central Guardhouse, after
making him refund ten dollars he had recei we'd
nom one of the witnesses.
VIM. 7. Biggs testified that he had come down
10 put in 8 substitute, and Malone said he
would pass him in the room for ten dollars,
and he paid him and was passed by the guard
Another witness testi fed thai Malone offered
refused.
Another witness testified that he had asked
this morning what he would pass him in for,
but Malone declined on the ground of its being
to venturesome. Malone contends that the
money he received was on account OF the trou-
BILE OF having the substitute ready to pass in
Capt. ScheetZ is determined to break up ali
kinds OF imposition on the people who
have business with his Office and the measures
taken by him in tins and other cases viii no
doubt deter others from attempting such games
Yesterday one OF the substitutes accepted by
the Board Of Enrolment for . drafted man,
asked permission TO leave the room, which
was granted, and q guard named Van Nos
tTand was sent with him; but instead OF re-
turning Immediately, the guard allowed the
substitute to get so drunk that he was with dit.
fculty marched to the barracks. The guard
was brough: up by CApt. Scheety, who sent
him to the guardhouse.
Night before last q colored man, named Geo
Adams, residing in the Sixth ward, cut his
throat, at the house of his sister, on Capitol
6nl, because he supposed that he was drafted
The wound was not serious.
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