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Rail Roads,.
- H q ssssss...sasIa1s
DUBUQUE & Sioux City II. Il.

On and after Monday, April %, 1868, trains will run
as follows
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

.t&fildo ChA>, al hlDUeh. hF
Lwca
vantiae David o. Leonard sf
wieincr Jno. 27f Neseroie st
Weiss has. i56 5ch0ls
Wilkinson y "A. $40 = 81
WeGberJ Baltlt,n GrahamAv
Walker =. ZIG 5 iith st
Naye Carl. - Muntrose Az
Wolf Max lAJolnson
w iisianls PetS. 81 Union av
Wepi. u cor johnson K Ora
ham av
Weber ChaS l39 Leonard ST
Waltnrr lnoA ,2lS Graham av
w enich NJ. 10 Meserole st
Wat Geo. 81 Moatrose av
Writnare Peter. 1871 lIth ct
Wills lily, Is Meserole At
Wenkleman A. Mesrro,e ct
Wagner A. i3J Scho,s st
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
THE DRAFT IN QUEENS COUNTY.

Tho draft for the county Of ouceus com"snoed ysser
day morning a, nine O'Clock s' Jamaica l. !
provos, Marshal Captain Edwin Rose made few peril.
,.p, rrm.rk euossass upon The citizens the necessity o
order ssd inviting the Supervisors and civil
ar,sr. of oussss eoassy prsnt coou, the ballots asA
superiutscd the drawing
m. besdqssrssrs We Provost Narhal were dssse,y
.so~Ssd bot no disturbance whatever occurred. rhs
sr.v,s Of some familiar psses scued hosss q laugh
,sr but a ws<s good pssured and generally very eu,s
s,sbsssh mucA interest manifested Ihs prsssscs cf
shs FosrsssnsA Conpsay Invalid Corps, ssA cs~assa
a Cass Pvsssa - Jshn ". Dempsey, fovnwiy osean
eseosA New Yost saas hImA; css company ~sdsv o.
puss.a ssd nessseass Jsensn, end the rosrh Oass,
ssssnpsd near BY, tsssslss vss ~ pssss sssr o.
VsSAr. svsssa a sssrsssas.sss ~ ssssss psssssa,
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
Upman John II. 2il 9Th st
Ulshamer Chas. l20 8 7th ct
Van Net NY. 6s 10th .,
Young WIN, l63 8 I'd st
Young y, 3 ~ st
Young Jpo n, 3 ID q
Young Allen ID, "a 7sh 3

Al four O'Clock tho drawing for tho Thirtseuth ward
finished and adjournment took place until sAis
mornipg at nine O'Clock.
The accommodations for the reporters In this district
contrast very unfavoraby with those Afforded then In
New York. The drawing takes place in what was
saloon for the sale of liquors. little, crsmpcd up place,
totally inadequate 70 AFFORD anything like the necessary
accommodation. Tho majority Of the reporters
renned up n little hole in froas Of the wheel
while the others have 10 manage best they behind
what the bar. The gentlemen having charge of
the draft have certainly not put themselves out Of the
way oblse accommodate either the general public
the Of the PRESS The person whose
duty I, 10 TO call out naoe IL drawn from the
wheel totally Ignores the presence Of the reporters and
turns hts back ths spectators while calling out ths
name. THIS combined with husky. iDdissinct voice.
and habit Of speaking through his nose, renders 'ns
task Of recording sbs anything bot an easy one
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
T,Dao Drawisas
'isag I'm Gravcsos,a.
THE THIRD DISTRICT.

Drawing for tho Eleventh Ward.
Pursuant 70 adjournment, the dra resumed in tho
Third district at nne O'Clock yesterday morning The
Provost karshals once, No. 259 Washington street,
again guarded by strong force Of policemen and swo
companies Of the First regiment Mnnesota Volunteers
The few people In and around the Office were quietly
ocuar and watched the proceedings with much interest
After the usual proiminares OF counting the ballots
gone through wh the Provost Marshal stated
that the number OF ballots for the Seventh
which would be deposited n the wheel three thou
sand nine hundred and eighty or which thousand
and afty would be drawn. Tho drawing then pro-
ceeded with, aud the following Is the result
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
Inbroker Jno s, $40 Bridge

Jones Cato tcol'dl, "a, Navy
johnson IA. 4li Fulton av
Judson j. 200 Clermont av
Jacobs g &, cor Cumberland
1t and Msrtie ~
Jeuny d. Clinton ~
jenkins Jas NJ. PSI Raymond
.Toshona John, Park 4 Oxfcrd
Jones Alex Is, &lS Fulton nv
Jayne Geo A. 81 Oxford at
jerks j, ~ Prince st
JEANNE +, l75 Fulton av
Jackson Titus (col'd). III
Navy st
JarwtsJ. Jr(col'dJ. Canton 1t
johnson Thos. 6s Portland
Kissan ; II. iB6 Ade,phi 81
Kyle j. l20 Johnson st
Kavanagh +. Clermont av
Kerric +, u Clinton vi
Kip j, "a C,ermoni av
Kegs q, DufIield st
Ketchnm j, 29t Carlton nv
Kendall q n, 9s wiiloughby
Kenny N. GS Park av
kirtsner u. thx Navy NJ
Kendall r. 20 Fulton NJ
Kelley Jno :, ,itvan derbl!t av
Kmkes n. 10 Carlton nv
Kennaday II, VI F'lafbnsh av
kemi,sall w II. 80 Fulton
kerr WmW 70. Cumberland
Kelly \, 36 Fort Greene pl
King q, 30 Fulton nv
Kelly N, = Atlantic av
Kendall Vim y, II Myrtle Nv
Kent J1s 3sj Hudson av
Kelly r. Portland sv
karnev VIM J, lS Cter.
Kuui & Jacob, 24t Hudson Nv
kagan Jas, 30 Prince st
Kellum Jno II. cor Lafayette
aad Clinton avs
keenan, VIM, Portland av
keenan, r, ~ Myrtle nv
Kelly r n, 80 Park avenue
Kirkland Jno n, If9 Carl'nav
L.
List John N. 16e Hudson st
Leatreil Rd. 3Os Hudson nv
Lake A. 2Sl Green Nv
Lynch Edw. Vanderbilt av
Letts De Witt q, 70 fulton
Lewis W n, 100 Bridge st
Lee Thos h, ID Lafayette n
Lambert q B, ikS Elliott st
Lomas I n, Us Fulton
L0retx N, 70 Hamilton ~
Locr ?. corr Cumberland
Lrunord ", ~ Cumbcriand
Lltchlield q. zn Dumeid 81
Lee Thos, 3y9 Fulton nv
Lutkins rhe0L, s8FtGreenrpl
I.oagman Wm II. Is howdeu
Luf6urrow j. 80 Hudson ~
Lsavy q. 40 FULTON nv
Leo Wm n, iS9 Wtlloughby
Lockwood Jacob W i93Oli,er
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

The Drawing In the Thirteenth Ward.
After Of about hour the draft proceeded for
the Thirteenth ward. Two thousand and forty bal.
lots we're placed In the wheel, Of which number Ave
hundred and twenty eight to bs drawn
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

Amen Gotlieb, Ill Even al
Agricola John, Smith, near
Bocrum st
Adrians Cornelius, 272 Divis
Ion av
Anshie Ed. I40 EVEN st
Acker CLas, Isl McKibben ct
Alderman g, S6 Graham av
Bemaur Cons, 81 Messrole ct
brown Jos w, 81 10Th st
BarEct WIN, l40 Even Ut
Bossmau Jno. % johnson st
Brook Meyer Conrad. rs. Ne
serole st
Brascholdx Hy. ia 8 9Th st
Becker Bernard, 1876 A0ntr0so
Brown Rafael, l26 Boerum st
Briederich II, IS Aeserole st
Blaff Geo. ~ Boerum
Borschedt AGam, ~ Boerum
Bagcr Ell, 253 South ID 1t
BrakcsmanW W u II, lslJohns'n
Burke Matthias, So Montrose
Brown And. lao Mckibben st
Burger Mich, 8 Marshal "
Brown Ch. ~ Lorimer st
Burheinrnaeu VIM, % Mon
trose av
Berge Anthon, 80 Ewen st
Burmer Casp&r, 10 Stagg VI
Bennett G r, 40 8 9TH 81
Coeifert Xn, % Messrole ct
Corkhill I'd, so b Sch 81
Call Michl. ID Moutrose Nv
Corksner Steph, 10 Meseroie
Connor WIN ID. go 8 4th -
Ohloth Eiorise, los j Johnson
Colian Jas Il. 273 3 9th
Oonn0r Thos. @ Union Av d
Ballard Ut
Cronsain J, Graham ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
0,Brien VIM, Oakland Of, cor
Dupont
Ostrauder Geo. Mesero.e st.
near Eckford

Pillbrock VIM, 4 Greeup't av
Powers 6aml. Union av
Patten 8, 8 Jarvis st
Provost John W, 8 Jarvis u
Pheian Jas, 8 Kent 81
Rourks Jno, Huron, near
Frank Vt
Rlcsel VIM. Oakland. near
Eagle at
Ro6 N r, Franklin, near
Milton ut
Rutland John. I Jarvis st
Reeves E, Wash'n mr. Durand
Russell Geo, Russell. near
Schrifner sam'l z, Huron, n
Washington
Slnson Win v r. II Huron
Shan Adam. Franklin, u Kent
smith Thos. Kent 4 Franklin
Schneider T, Z Jarvis st
Hhaw Jno. Oakland 4 Dupont
sharp II w, Lorimer, near
Messcrole
ShafKcy Pat, . Jarvis st
smith II, fremont. n Union
Smith B. Ecford n Calyor
Steward Thos N, Oakland, bt
r. u sts
Treadwell z b. IS Jarvis vt
Thomas Frank, X, n Wash st
Thomas Geo w 4 India st
ribbetts Hy. Clinton st
Topper A, Franklin q India q
Tracy william, Leonard, q
Million st
Tyron Gcorge W. Union. .
Java o.
Uhleu 4 n. Franklin st
Uren John. 3 India
vsneott Geo ", 8 Java st
vanderbtit 3, Vanderbilt, q
Collyer 81
Wysari Joseph, 1 washins stoo
whiLney Alfred =, Cliatoa.
q FrAnklin Nv
White " u, Durand. a wash.
ingt0n %
WelsAhm Csrminia, Uniou
~. cor Fremoul at
Wawkina 6eiph, Lorrimer, q
Messercie q
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

Leach Abn. hssh Vt. near
Bush~ica sy
Martin Jos, Cook q
Morris jacob. Flushing AZ
Mid iletsn BeuJ Il. B'way
nr Grove a.
hoselry Thos. bet Bushwiok
Nv K Plank road
Meinskein Christian. mas-
peth ay
Meekam Nelson Bushwick Az
Mack Jne. Bsth
Ner Andrew. Myrtle svfroad
Pollion WIN. Hersert. near
Smlth
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
TIE DRAFT TN BRn0KLyN.
~--~>e~~o~~~N~->~~~~-~~-
Drawing I'm the Second and
Third Districts.
~SSN~N~~>~~~-~-s~~~N~~~~~
THE THIRD DAY AND NO NOISE.
Ten Hundred and Fifty Names Drawn from
the Eleventh Ward.
THE DRAFT IN QUEENS COUNTY,
&C.. &C.. &c. -
TIE DRAFT I'm BRcOKlyn.
THE THIRD DAY AND NO NOISE.
THE SECOND DISTRICT.

The Drawing i'm tne Sixteenth Ward.
AT nine O'Clock yesterday morning the draft was
resumed, commencing with the Sixteenth ward
Eighth sub-disrict). which required quota OF 4S6
men. As usual, everything quiet. The accus-
toned crowd were present, and by them the pro-
ceedings were seasoned with rair allowance Of
Jokes and laughter often the name OF some well
known citizen announced stock Jest s to call out
ssThat rsnmen" whenever All iDtenseiy jaw break
ing German Is announced aud rice versa. Thore
not much wit In II: but as long as creates mrth,
1t answers the purpose. Tho following are tho names
drawn In the sixteenth ward