, 1863-06-12
ENROLLING THE NATIONAL
FORCES.


4 visit to the Provost Marshnl's office, 112
Clark street, will convince any one that the
business Of enrolling the names Of men sub
ject 10 perform military dutyis progressing
rs rapidly ard systematically Us possible uu-
der the circumstances and with the force eua-
l!oycd. The following is a complete list Of
the officers and clerks for this county:
ITorost MarsAaI-Willle1n James.
Uraft ComMits3oner-1saac L. Mtllfkcn.
E1dmSninQ Sur1eon-Dt. J. n. FEecr.
tHfc} [7erE-Andrew r. Sherman.
.Aes1tfdnts-D. c. Jene6on, Augustus Brun1ng.
The following are the enrolling officers for
the several districts:
WARDS.
First Tdrd-Thos. Spear, Edxara A. Filkins.
Second HaFd-Luthet Nichols, Jerry Court
Third Hard-Abraham Hart, AbIal Carter,
Fourth Hurd-Wllian sidebottom, Isaac
FI}fA Hard-B. n. Ranstead, ]. L. WeIls.
St19h Kked-Joseph Webb, Augustus Koratz.
SeeenH Mard-Joel Luli, Theodore Smith,
n aeai %an EFT 5sRns 5saaRa
E1sssnM % nard~Reu6sa Cleveland, Era cleve-
7xsln Bard-John Il. Dart, U1ich Lochbeih-
7ntrftsaM Uard-J. 3. Bailey, Fred opltz.
Fourteenth H1rd-Charles B. Knrdson, Henry
T511eenA Ward-c. Dunntng, Fred Groth.
Sixteenth Hard-Elias shtpman, Charles u.
yogle.
BIoon-Caleb L. Swess.
Barrtngt9a-Galnehs 3: Wilmarth.
HreneH-BcDiamn +. Cool.
Calamet-Johnson Petrfam
CIctfp-R. PeArea11.
Elt Grore-R. F. Ciough.
.Etans.on, Laks T3ew. and Ntw Trie-Georgc
i1rnorsrM Mceoroc Smith
Hyds Farf and Lafs-John Mcelashan,
*J<1erson-John Gray.
Lfn1oa+R. s. b: Singer.
Leyden-George Dunlap.
Lyons- Stephen White.
Na1aG0H: Kes24se;a-F1anE +; arSs1; s. Chase.
.A1les-J. q. Moulton.
0rIand-Willtam jackson.
Ialatin<-L,D D. Castle.
I7los-Watermau Reed.
F4prsso-stephcn PennoyeE.
Rjch-Michael Arnold.
SsshaanDe,g-HIIe41 sheridipg.
MAeeAngE +. Bradley.
H1rfA-S. D. Huntingdon.
ENROLLING cLEHEs.
CHI. Burns, ]. Il. Wilhelm, Geo. Pigot., o. y.
Fay, C. j. Sykes, G. J. Conley, aud James Nc
Lalen.
Up to Tucsday night last, the names pro-
cure in the different wards, numbered as fol-
lows: 1st $50; I'd $50; Sd $40; 9TH 40; 5th
80; 9th 500; eth SEQ; sth eco; 9th $50 /; 10th
go; 18th $40; 12th TO; 18th 500; 14th G20;
18th 5oQt and 10th $50.
The &Innlng officers for several wards have
cxperiented:m more severe and apparently sys-
1c,natic opposition from the feminine popula-
tion, since the TO them) supposed approval
l,y tho President Of the course Of the Chicago
Times, through the columns of which they re-
ceiye daily rations Of laid and comfort''
against the draft. Theodore Smith Of the 7th
ward WAS assailed on Saturday last by crowd
OF women, who threw MI kinds Of missles
filth and dishwater at him. During the day
he changed Ais wearing apparel three times,
and persevered and finally accomplished his
object.
The following extract from tan act for en-
rolling and calling out the National Forces,
and for other purposes" approved March Sd,
posed to resist the law, or Grade and abuse
the enrolling officers:
"SEo. Is. And be II further enactsd, That II |
any person shall resist any draft of men enrolled
under this act into the service Of the United States
such dsalt or shall assault Or obstruct any officer
IL making such draft, or in tho performance ofapy
duty relating thereto. OF shall counsel any person
to assault Or obstruct any such officer, OF ehall |
counsel any drafted men Dot to appear at the |
f.om the performSncc Of any military duty as re- |
cut1cd By Law, Ruch persons shall be subject to
summary area: by the Provost Marshal. and shall
aud, upon conviction thereof. be punished by
.ipc not exceeding five hundred dollars. or by i'm
not exceeding two years, or BY both Of
taid punishmeuts+"
Provost Marshal James and his corps :of