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Proposals
QuARrERHAsTER GENERALS OyyICE,
WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. 5, 1863. !
Is FOR COCOA MATING

QUARTHRHAsTHR GRNERALs OVVCE,
WARRINGTON CITY. Dec. s. 1853.
PROPOSALS FOR COCOA MATING
Il AND OFFICE CHAlRS.-Proposals will be received
this Department until u O'Clock M the 10Th init for fur
nishins the following described articles Tor the OF the
OuarterinasteT Generals Office:
COCOA MATING.
Two thousand 900 yards lees, Of the best
quality mating yard wide sample which pro-
for accompany Tire offer the prce
include making binding and fitting each and put
ting down the complete In the bt manner
be made the door, and made for quantities
thus ssceTtAl.d.
OFFICE CHAIRS.
Two hundred ZOO Office chairs lees to be made Of
strong sound wei seasoned wood finished IN plain but
,ubstsntia manner sample 20 be seen At this Office The
pe for each chair include the delivery o! the this
otse.
PROPOSED. should be Proposal for Cocoon Mating
Chsrs both the be- and addressed 10 the
QgarterInaster- General.
BY order Of the Acting Qusr,errnss,er General.
q M. q. o., Dec. s. 1863
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ASSISTANT QuARrsRxAsrxRs OvyTcE COZ O and 22ds,s,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Nov, ~ 1865.
NOTICE-The Public Sale of QUARTER
~ MASTERS STORES. advertised for "Wednesday, the
I'd Of December Is postponed until "Wednesday, the 10th T.
II. TOMPKINS, Capt and A. q M. u. 5. A.
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 498
ID Bdway nearly opposite ST. Nicholas HoteG. A. LEA
WITT Auconee by T. Cooley. Consignments solicited.
THIS lTuesiay) EVENING, at O'clock, at the Sales
Rooms available collection OF STANDARD and MISCEL
LANEOUS BOOKS-hction. history, biography, travels,
poetry. religion. &c. For particular Catalogue.
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NEW-YORK g. NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1903 COMMENCING NOV. 10, ls6a ia
Passenger Station in NewYork z7thse and tsh-sv
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORl

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven, T. (Ex.l 1lO = N. nls lELl 3:O
Io9 Bridgeport, !, (Ex.), llaoa m. nls (Ex) 800
For Milford and S,rstford, :, I:so $50, $50
For Fairfield, Southport aud wssspor T. h;s~ M s's'
Fox Nofwalk,z $40, Ii:so m la:ls EEL 800 Esh
Fox Dsien and GreenwiSh, T. $50 1850 NJ; $50, ~
Fox stamford, T. (EI $50, li:soI nj n:ls EEL 80
Ex) $50 4:30, $3.50, tEI) p. M.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations Wv L'"@
49, WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 3 m. lex 800 tE1b sP n
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 ok b sPm
For Hartford and Springfield, (ELl ll;% . NJ u"
(EI.l, pm. . u..,
For Hartford Providence and Fishkll Railroad, EIl
II a. III. -.
For cansi Railroad, le:l5 ?. m. to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, q III.
For Nausatuck Railroad. a M, P.
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad, $3.50 n t;0 q
JAMES Ii. HOYT, Superintendent
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IMPORTANT to the PENNSYLVANIA RE-
SERvESAny Soldier Of the PrnnsylvaniA lteserve hssi
n,. who NAV have been discharged or who in the city
can hear something greatly to his ADVANTAGE by calling upon
sending his address to JOSEPH h. DEWITT No az -nu'
a. philadelphia Pa, the Military and Naval Agency
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ORDINANCE Oyvicx, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIs0ToS. Dec. :, 1905.

WAsHIAGTOS, Dec. y io.'. .
NOTICE Is hereby given that the BOARD OF
~ ORDNANCE OFfiCERs appointed for The purgo'e OF
examining officers applying u be commissioned as oAn.e
oie.. Of rama not higher than Captain, will assemble
this office on the +h Of January next for the etAno. %
OFFICERS of the ARMY applicants for the appointment o.
Second Lieutenant Of Ordnance. ,,.s.
An officer. desrous Of appearing before ths hoard must az"
male application 70 that effect 10 the Shi'i Oh
stating heir are present state Of hsathuness where and
how educated and what studies they have pursued soch
wish to appear before the Board at its neSt meeting
~ herein required BY before the Inh Of
Decem.ber lJt5 =, OH ~; ~ .,.i,,',..
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN X. X. of N. JERSEY. Trains
IN esyc Jersey City at 5:IOa M 9l3s mr. LIS pm. 400
pm, and sos The 9l3 an, aud pm Mon
ssy. Oct u, l6ea =. w. DEMAREST, SupI
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q. y. A. MEDICAL PuRvKYoRs OyyiCE.
n xsruIs Lac lnll.

o. A. MEDICAL PuRvKYoR's OyyIcx
MKnPHIs. bee !, 1861
MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS, and M
wi PORTERS are invited to send to this Oico price list:
Of and tenders for any all Of the articles Of Medical and
Hospital Supplies required fer the Of tho Army SoPiso
b SUNNY Table can be seen tho u Medical Fur
veyor Further particulars made known on sppc alton To
HENNFLL STEVENS Medical Storesccpsf u . army
Medical PuIysy " Department VI the Tennessee
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VENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY

~ From foot Of Courtlandtst, connecting q Hampton
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh ana the West With
Out 'N' GfsE :, MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two HouRs saved BY this line to Chicago
Cincinnati" st. w VIM e. x Hsa M cara
Gommencins Nov 1852 Leave NswI0rt !: iSnS S.i,,,
Poit.Sie, Harrisburg ar Mauch Ghani wiii.n:poTt
Great B.ns p1 G.iiHn
II NJ TRArs-For Ess,on, Allentown, Msuch CHUNK, WI.
Transport, Reading P0t'yille Harrisburg, &c. Mr.,
4:i0 p. M.-FOr somervirs.
I'm. WESTERN ExrRkss-For Es,.on. Allentown AsaA
iIs Harrisburg, Pit".sursh and the West Sleeping 60"
ExPREss TRAIN FOR HARRIssuEG-The . 10. Exprsss
from %..t On ns cs So
Central Railroad North and SOUTH and with ns Csmes
FtrsspraroRr AND Nrw.Yoax FsRaY--Lesve New York
from Pier No North River ., $3.50 M and s;W N.
tn. s.t S1, 'R jo sfslh ss
HUDSON RIVER RAII.ROAD:-FOR Al.
NORTH r pa and VEST Trains leave:
FRO? sna e S and sa os ~" ~ nd ~
Troy % and md R Il an with sleep 1917 n -
ram and IL 90 s2a and ls,a n, and DO
r: =: 'Il is sf.I la's sl 3 n m ..shPn
ai I'm s'n' "''n' '''' ANU $50 .nds:nrn
Tsrytown train, $40 p. m. lt:GPm
On Sundays a, 5:22 p M. from Suth,:t :. r,...u
Ticket. NAV be procured Of the oncss OF Weetes0
Expre. ia and Brooklyn and baggage eneeSeo
tie House al points the road and to satosa sprnS
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
IL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov; II lSaIa a..
James Sip and 3ith st. Z. R., at mFridays and Ssus'
DAYS D. IN so-For Greenrort, Sag Harbor, hamptons
ac. stopping all Stations For lsp s.. % M end n;
For syo..e M, II and p m For Jamaica u
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN-For Islip At Sis . -,
from 3i,hs stopping 1t AZ stsons Fare for this train =
excursion rates. 4,
For syo.ses on Sundays sts p Stopping at al IT,
tons A. hEAsoNEh Superintendent
N-v,vxy aurNy ID A TT Dn n
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LNRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
IL from foot of Chsmbersst.:
q. IN, Express for Buffalo
$500 m, Milk, daily for Otsvills.
10 H. Mail for Buffalo and intermediate ststiona
AIS p IN, Way, for Port Jervis and Eewburgh.
6p Night Express dairy, for Dunkirk Buffalo Roekes
ter Canandasua and principal stations Train Of Saturday
runs through " Buffalo, but does to Dunkrk.
CHAS MINOT, General Superintendent
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DRIZE MONEY for the u. ). NAVl-Oti-
Gers and Men who have been discharged can 10 pa Dy
spplyins through ~ Ga,
CUIPPERS Of FREIGHT by steamer lSAAC
H. peon.. Line copes Of their original Invoices. copy Of
.me ,"PP"s ' Y. q. SMITH. AsenL
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GALWAY LINE.
" The
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRIATlC, 200 horse powcs, 900 tuna
HIBERNIA. 1000 horse power. 1900 tuns-
COLUMBIA, loo horss power, 600 tuna
ANGLIA, 1000 horse power, 1900 tuns.
The masnicent side " heel steamship
COLUMBIA, Capt. LEITCH,
will ssil from NfW-YORK for GALWAY and LIVERPOOL
on TUESDAY December Is TO DO followed BY the HlbER-
MA from BOSTON Dec. -
Rate. OF passage payable in gold Ito equivalent In cur
rency. 49, ~
first Cabin $50 intermediate, SO Steerase, 80; New
York ~ ~ Johns, go, 80, SO
Passengers forwarded also to London. Paris Hamburg
fiavre bremen srdA, Antwerp, &c, lowest rates
Fares from Liverpool or Galway to New York and Boston
90. So t83. and BIOS.
For passase, spply To-
For rates Of specie And al other nformson apply TO
LAWRENCE, GILES 4 Co, No. III South William ST.
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NorcE-The steamship CITY OF CORK, Of this line, will
sail ON THURSDAY, Dec. II hsssplendd
accommodations for few Cabin and Sccrsge Passegers at
reduced rates. pay able IN u. ). Currency.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent, No. Is Broadway.
STEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Queenstown Cork Hsrborl-Thc well known
steamers Of Liverpool New and Philadelphia
ship Com pany intended to sail a. follow;
ETNA... sautaay pec' rs
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, Dec 70
EDlNBURGH Saturday Jan
And every succeeding SATURDAY Il noon. from Pier ~,
North River.
RArss ov PASSAGE,
Payable In gold. or its equivalent in currency:
FIRST CABiN......680 0ol STEERAGE .........SW "
First Cabin London. IS 00 Steersse to London. "a 90
Fret Cabin 70 Paris. rs 0 Steerage to Paris ~ %
First Cabin Hamburg 70 0o Steerase TO Hamburg. 81 %
Passengers also forwarded to HsvTs Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, kc., st equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown: LIST Cabin e73 &83
k03 Steesge, $50 Those who wish to send for their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
For further information apply at the ComPanys omcea
JOHN o. DALE, Agent No. Is Brosdway, n. 7.
Eorrcs-The steamship CELIA. Capt Edwin Billinse,
will be dispatched for London dir. at M precisely on
WEDNESDAY the 73d inst from Pier No 20 North River
ROWLAND ASPlNWALI, Agents.
INHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
II SHIP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY thsir new
and powerful hrst class British Iron steamships
CELIA, BELLONA, AVOCA, UNA, UNlCA,
Each 1000 ,uns burden,
between LONDON and NETWORK, calling at HAVRE on
the voyage from London.
Rate. Of passage from payable In UNITED STATES
CURRESCY:
Fi.t Cabin. $40 Second Cabin. $50 steerase..s3O
For passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY, At the Office, No. &c Brosdwsy
For freight apply at No. SSouth.st
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents.
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DANIEL II. BuRDETT, Auctioneer.
~ s. MARSIAL's SALE-By BURDETT
~. JONES CODY virtue Of Writ Of venditioni
EIponss to me directed and delivered will sell at Public
Auction the 2st day Of December, 1852 II 20 at
the Union Stores Brooklyn, the CARGO Of the prize
schooner Ekda consisting Of about 10 bags Rio Coffee,
Cod F.h boIes Olives In kegs Printing Paper. and
barrel White WA.-Drc. 1869.
ROB. MURRAY esq, u. n Marshal.
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DANIEL II. BURDnTT, Auctionoer.
& MAkSHALs SALE.

~ ByBURDETT, JONES L Co.
by vru. tho a. ~ Circuit Count for tho g. ID.
Of y directed and delivered will sell at public
on the I'D day Of December 1872 at ~ o'clock noon,
on board thereof the prize shp GONDA her tackle &c.
~ she lies.
n B-The above vessel lies at the Commercial Wharf
south. west corner Atlantic Dock, brooklyn.
dec. 4, 1893. ROBT MURRAY, eco, y. \. Marshal.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPYIIA and the SOUTH and WEST. Via JER.
sEY ClTY.-Mai and Express Lines leave New. OH
n, Nsw,Jcrscy Accommodation Fare - IS Through bss
gage checked and ~ and 100 and ll; p w. tos
Washiu.ton, and a and p. for the West
j. w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
bssgags be received for trains unless delivered
and checked IS minutes advance Of the tune of Leaving
IL INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS
Trains for Albany Troy the North and West leave aSth =
depot At 10 NJ. and 4:25 p Sunday trains leave N.Y.
Yark Cor Albany G25 D. n and Albany for New York s:b
m JOHN BURCHILl, Superintendent.
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DANIEL II. BuRDErr, Auctioneer.
TT s. MAKSIiAL's SALE.
~ by BuRDETT JONES & Co.
ny virtue Of order ofthe u \ Circuit Court for The y u
of ~ directed delivered will sell at pute suc
ton the 2st day Of December, 1853 at IL o'clock noon
board thereof tie prize ship ALLIANCE her tackle Ao'
az she 10 hrs
~ BTLo above vessel lies at Union stores Brooklyn
Dec. ., 1863. ROBT MURRAf.esq., u . Marshal
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Tho above Paintings can be on SATURDAY and MON
DAY Dec ~ and a. with tickets Of admission only, which
may be obtained application to the AuctioneeTs at their
Office, No. 70 Nsssau-st-
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That portion Of the foresog advertisement which relates
Is inch BateYng Shot 10 withdraw for the present
GEO. ID. RAMSAY, Bris Gen. Chi Ord
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
~ CHAR rus WOODS,

sharp nrs al once opened Cor ten or fifteen
MINUTES when aporon Of Thomas troops charged upon
hc enemy sud. after sharp contest. cleared the
'na drove the rebels from their capturing
'chty TO oshtv prsoners The same night the rebels
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
COrOHcra, Inancafx

srIclpy or LOTTERY roiIcY nrAI1n.-Frank L. squrcs
lottery policy dealer doing business AZ i78y broadway
committed suicide at the residence OF his mother l6l
Film street, Wednesday night by cutting his throat
with arsaor. when tho discovery was made deceased
was found lying o. Sofa quito dead lie diyes,sd him.
self Of his coat, shoes and neckc previous to the com
mission of the rash act and letter TO his mother
explanatory of his conduct pecuuiary
~ the cause assigned Tor tho although he made no
such iniimation IN the letter Deceased had been In
Strengthened circumstances Tor several months past and
70 make matters worse, his Office was entered by burglars
ON Tuesday night and roohe1 $40 worth Of lottery
tickets. Coroner wldcy held inquest upon the body
when tho luty rendered verdict accordance with the
above facts Annexed s copy OF The letter written by
dece sed 10 his mother ew minutes before his DEATH
,,,,, WgDNrsntY, Sept 30 1873.
NV D.AR NornER-rorgivc your uonr cfrtns son ills
last prayer welfare. Although in no he dld not
think Whist he was doing he feesthe bitter panr o, re
morse Pray for him, that God may have mercy M "a him
have written 70 Jane have Committed thr terrible
deed know you viii think of kindiy; bn, csnno,
I've and feel the way 90 naw.
Srii tie arniiure and put the money In the banx cod
grant that may meet hereafter GA mother once moro
ask for fcEsvcness snd blessing from your al &C.
ticnatn FRANK
A. S.-Dont worry
The Jane referred to by deceased his sister The let
ter which he seut her teca received up TO tho
cosingf The Inquest. squircs native Hartford,
and was 'wentvsix ycary of asa
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
Supreme Court-speriai Term.


Ocr. i-7homas r. Way, Eis,oorth Marlin and Others.
w. ne Eepori and Middle Point 81 amboa Company
AMI othos-This q motion made to dissolve an in
Junction obtained BY the paints against the dc endans
From the opening Of counsel for the motion II appeared
that the defendants, the Keyport and Mddletown Point
steamboat Company, were corporation, under the
of New Jersey. BY these laws franchiIc given
them to maintain steamboat between Kcyport aud
New York. Their principal Office business at the
latter place sometime before the sut, under implied
understanding that steamboat d. r. Martin was going
to be used another route and probably by gov
ment they sold II for $s5 o0o Edward Esworth Of
the plaintiffs The defendants claimed that Fswortb in
combination with Martin and OF the other stock.
holders sought TO cocrcc the de enants into ropurchae
Of the D. X Martin by getting out this injunction, which
they now sought 70 Dissolve and also by putting the
said steamboat as opposition 10 the pAnts steamboat
The alleged by the plaintiffs aud which they
procured the Injunction tnat the defendants had put
down the fare on their line after thc D. r. Martin was
put on as opposition, that 1t impossible for two
boat, to 1--we on that route consequenty II was claimed
by the plaintiffs that the defendants were wasting the
property OF the company. and that tho majority OF tho
stockholders dissented therefrom To this was re.
Piled association Is Incorporated company by
The lass New Jersey me majority Of the stockholders
approve or he defend1ns' acts. and this suit Is merely
attempt to c0tce tse defendants into Tepuyhs tie
opposition boat; that tho Alleged wasting q the p,nrs
property occas,obed by tho Of the plaintiffs them
selves IN putting the said oppostco which they culi
at any moment put an end u by Withdrawing their boat.
and the dcfencants boat mail boat and ought to
be stopped the consequences Of stopping her would DO
much more serious than 20 rus on tho route.
1ne COUNSEL fortified their positions by numerous an
davits and law authorities.
Mcssrs. Beebc and Dean were heard In opposition, with
numerous papers and law poia,s
The case Involved this very important question, viz
Would the supreme Court OF this State, sitting as court
OF equity Interfere Ia OF this kind with the ma
nagclncnt OF the business and affairs Of this corporation,
created as II was under the law OF sister and forcgn
Statcs7
Tue courscl for the motion claimed that the enjoinrg
tho operations o the company stopping its franchise
which could not be done 10 this state save BY sal. in
tho nature " writ of quo w1rrno and such suit WAS
untenable az against foreign corporations
Judge Ccrke tlppcd the argument tho dcendaust'
counsel and said that he not disposed o. extend the
ruio that " INTENDED IN his judgmcut. tor
this Court 10 entertain such Jurisdiction The ccmpro-
miscs of the cunatutivn thod be prcscrvci and
the rshs o sister states IN every respect preserved
bat he would take the rafers the acts Ate advise
the Injunction.
u. ST McAahoa for the motion: Bsebe 4 Dean op.
pos d.
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
xuasmRnoRo-rns n,rrKx At sroSx nrvKa.

The TINT army, however determined TO break up this
arrangomc. Of the re5cls and Gen. thomas placed
n commali q the centre OF Gen. Rosecraas' army
ganized for that purpose. All ready aod the 26h
o. cempor the movement began. With the exception
o. few shgbt yet brisk skirmishes, Thomas division
steadily pnshod It's way towards Murreesboro, until
Monday, december ~, isG9 II within three miles Of
tina, rebel posilion. TLoms division then selected
TO break the cnemys centre, aud on the 3ls the battle
WAS TO commence Ia earnest. The moyeoat 10 have
commenced the left c the Union army but the robcs
bad muuivrci TO attack The Union right, which paa
they carried out with skin aud detorminati5n II is not
ocr intention 20 describe the whole battle but only such
parts paricuariy connected with Con. Thomas
movements When the right wing OF the army had teen
broken and were flying In dsorde Cen Thomas ordered
Rossean division to receive ard break the shock q the
rebel advance This order galIanty carried out by
that oiaccr, and the rebel movements were checked
During Thursday and Friday January and q 1893, Gen
Thomas calamity borc his share of tho struggle but on
saturday, January o. Ii the midst q ptic,s Storm the
rebel sharpsnoo,crs Occupying the woods TO the cf Of
MurfrcCsboro annoyed Gen. Thomas command that
be asked for and obtained permission
~ CHAR rus WOODS.
sharp nra at clcued Cor ton fifteen
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
%
In tho Seventh district the business Is done rapdly
aud with the best OF satisfaction.


rux EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The lsbors OF the Board OF Enrolment for this district
yesterday again confined almost exclusively the
examination Of substitutes The persons drafted in this
district remarkably dlatory 10 appearing before
Captain Mauerre, the Provost Marshal, who has lately
had but two or three dch day to dispose Of.
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
The Board OF Enrolment Of the Ninth district attended
10 the following cases yesterday
PHYSICAL DlsAH'ffrv.
c. Ianan q. wrapgclng, r. Busic, s. 6ills w. ship
sey, 7 r. kisssm, II MebIer, W. waserson, T. ohloo,J
j. Ruhn, uoquc
xuMREs OF DRAFTED MxS uxp.
G. Bornnen, n. EugIand, r. Lanawith, N. echreck. W.
whalcn, W. Atkins, q. w. JcaniDgs l.. Snn.
IN sxRvicr MARCH ., 1868.
Z. Sweeney.
oxtrr srSs oy WIDOW.
p George, r. Clark, A. vasohc, j. Alb, 7. Donohos, ".
A. Rosecrans, J. Bianck.
q. W. Ditchsts
r. Ford.
rxsuuAnfK A0u
NJ ssumpS, p. Roacbc, r. Clinton, Conway, 8. r. Do
bos T. Rsaness 8. IAulcr ". Rcchm, sinos, y. Barry
Hox neuDKNf.
H. winter, .. Wander, W. Morton.
Total number Who reported -
Sent toncrai rendezvous.
subsssuses sccspssd ior msn held psevic ',y..
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

Nothing OF especial interest transpired IN this dstric.
yesterday. The number o. disposed however,
was smaller than any single day since the roard
menced its examinat ols The following table sh ws the
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
The Draft I'm Brooklyn.
THE THIRD DISTRICT.

The following the result Of yesterday q at
No. 259 Washington street.
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
Charles Ii. Franklin furnished Henry J. Quick David
Winston furnished John Burns
SERVICE.
Dennis Mciarty, John WhDrUck Isaac l.. Bennett Gas
Kirk patrick, James Upiugtnu, oier Buckley Robt C.
Hal. Chris. Nag Jno tark.r. Joseph couh.rd Samuel
Trck r. Te,er lonneiy Geo Ii. Holmes Vim. G. Hassci-
pe Thomas b. Cal, r,elter Georgc Hail. hilip W. lay
lor, Joseph W. Pine. Patrick Gates. Robert BlN&wel,
John Pohanus, stephen Knowiton, William Dick, Anton
Grcner.
Thomas II. Seaman. WIN A. Quinn, Patrick O'Cala-
CHAN VIM tonk.in, wm Field George II. Diamond I'd
Timothy Works, wIn Willis, Cornelius Hrady. Henan
anton, VIM. S iiasire, Syvsnas L. smith Johu isosh,
wm iansman David Il. Phillips, Henry ii Sick fres
A. Hondlete, Robert W. Gleason.
Robert A. copeland, John Lcisnortman, John Brnsiey
Cnas. Ripper, Henry Newman, ieter Kelly, George Me-
Gcoen Lerda.d va .d cuenher wm cAtfR chas' ws'
Francis Derby Henry Grees, Michael Burns, ,l WIN
Daniel II. Bennett, Nm. Norman
UNDER A0E.
James Ebbets John Bcgiy, tredercx weiss. Jr W. !.
Nc onad David T.. Williams, Frank l.. Games, James
Parcels, George W. Ncwcomb, sam1 IL. Price, JAMES
Wigh,m.
FATHER or MofHsRLEss CHILDREN
Daniel Mccarthy.
Augustus Buekhotz, GeorAo oomon, Patrick Ledwich
SERVICE
Islac a Manseli, GeJree B. Hoffman, William SchoS.
Rsr. .rIrULAriUS.
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All numbers up TO 2 7l9 are 70 be called TO day
EXEMPTIONS BY THE BROOKLYN COMMON CouHcI
The following persons wero exempted from the draft
the 70. kyn Common Council yesterday
Fifth Ward --tatrck aliagher, Henry Reunison
seventh Ward-Wn Lahcy, a. Moore, Vim. A. Iitt
Tcaih Ward-Wm ii. Gem, Jonn e. Ludiam, II.
HIywari, james C.i..
Eleventh wasd-James Il. LuIord, VIM enan, Nu
A. Webster.
Twcntn ward-Augus,us H,liins, NJ. Burns, Thos.
Sch.ucht Vim. stewart.
sixteenth wsrd--Carf Reich, I'd ward SchDieder. Ada
Messenger. John schmey Charles Weir, John A. L0
Ter. y. decker. john chart.
Seventeenth Ward-.joiln saiam.
Twcrtie,h Wa:d-Iconart u. Workman, Jas. Murray
Smith Nostrsm, John hayceukai X. }. tearce, Iacs
Giraner Vim How sud.
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
Board or Councilman.

STATED SESSION, rIrRspAY, Oct. I. 1853,
-Four O'Clock =. N. I
The oerd met pursuant 70 adjournment Ia their char
bcr. No. i6 Guy Hail.
quorum not answering TO their names at roll cal
the GARD wss declared adjourned until Monday, the 81
instlrt ut tour O'Clock =. N.
JAMES NJ SwEENY, Clerk.