Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-29

THn DRAFTED MEN-The following drafted
men nave reported 10 the Board OF Enrolment
since eur last report:
FIRST SUB DISTRICT
Cnarles II. Farrell, physical disability; Jacob
t acheT, furnished substitute; Levi Penang
ton, do VIM. l.. Phillips, do; F. b. Medley,
do; VIM Wilson, do.
FOURTH suB-DIsTRIcr.
morrltz Hamersc b ag, alien: Sc MI Hoo Klns'
years in service; John w. Msury. paid com
mutation In 1868; John II. DavrelI, physlcai
disability; Francis Ooyle, do J. Nc Far-
land, do samuel Stallsy, do; Benj Mudd,
do; John g Weaver, do.
FIFTH sUB-DIsTRICT.
George Flagisteine, alien; Thos. drtfhn, IN
der age; J hn jackson. physical disability; G ny
X. Potter, John Carroll, do.
SIXTH SUBJ DISTRICT.
G. H. Thompson, detailed in Navy Yard;
Rob't Jordou, do; VIM. Apologize, do; VIM.
Peee, pb, sitaI disability; VIM. krouse, de-
tailed In Navy Yard; Henry Stewart, do; Jas,
Shepherd, GO; John Littleford, do. VIM F.
Downing, do Thomas Arnold, do; Theopolis
Howard, do: John Johnson, do; VIM. Hardin
SOD, physical dIsa ,iity; 5. X. Turner. detailed
Hareett, physical disability; George H,
Clark. physical disability; Geo Hubbard, do
VIM. E, Andree, do Milton Curdley, accepted
John Benton accepted; Jas Lacey, physical
disability: Fernando Berry. detailed in Navy
Yard Matthew Jarboe. detailed in Marine Bar
racks; John A. Murray, detailed in Navy
Yard; Cupid Williams, over age; James Mar
shall, alien: T. Caharvellie, alien; Henry Cos.
ter, under age.
ELEVENTH SUR DISTRICT.
Lewis Bird over age; Geo. Yates, accepted;
cepted; VIM. Dunn, physical disability; Lewis
Brewer, accepted: VIM. Buckner, accepted.
In addition to the names ehove reported, fiji
teen were accepted, and their time extended in
order to allow them to procure substitutes.
Fifiy-eight men were examined by DIR. keas-
by to-day, all Of whom were accepted blu
twenty.
SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION
met last night. O. G. Anderson, Esq, in the
chair.
Mr.. McGinnis, from the committee to call
upon The Mayor in relation to the bounty fund,
reported that they had been unable TO see him,
but would probably do so to-day.
Mr.. SemmeS reported that he had put in
men during the day, and would probably put
in ~ more before the draft took place. He de.
sired to know whether it was the wish Of the
association that he should put the men in
after the draft took place, if they were not pro-
cured before that time.
Mr.. w. T. Ford moved that the matter be
left to Mr.. Semmes' discretion.
Upon this motion, debate sprang no, which
was participated in by various members, and
the motion prevailed.
The association then adjourned until this
evening, al Il O'Clock.
After the adjournment of the association
meeting of the club was held.
On motion of Mr.. Murtagh, 1t was agreed
that no member OF the club drafted should re-
ceive his substitute until he was accepted aud
held to service If surplus remained in the
club treasury after the drafted men were sup
lied with substitutes, 1t should be retained to
be used in case a second draft should take
place, or until the quota OF the ward should be
filled In case of second draft, and it was
found that there was not money sufficient in
the treasury to provide for the members of the
club then drafted the deficiency should be
made up by the club. If, upon the first draw
ing, so many OF the club were drafted that 1t
was founu impossible to furnish substitutes,
the money should be divided pro rata among
the drafted.
THIRD WARD EXEMPTION MEETING.-Last
night, the Exemption Association of the Third
Ward met in the basement OF Temperance Hall
pursuant 10 adjournment.
Dir. Larner, the President, announced the
reception of a number of voluntary contribu-
tions, among them one Of $50 from Mr.. w. j.
Rhees, who had Just been exempted, but who
wished 10 aid the ward in filling the quota with
volunteers.
The President said that they had cut the
quota down to twenty-nine, and the prospect
for TO day was very encouraging. In fact, II
all things worked well, he expected to be able
to announce the filling OF the Third Ward
quota committee OF the prominent citizens
of the ward waited upon Miss Maggie Mitch
ell and solicited her assistance in the perform
anCes ct Ford's Theater Saturday for the ben
eff OF the ward, and they reported that she
cheerfulIy consented, and expressed herself
pleased to be able TO aid the ward by her SER
vice.
The tickets for the benefit were distributed
last night. The number printed up to that time
The President said they had one day Of grace
left The wheel OF fortune will turn for them
Friday unless they are entirely successful.
FOURTH WARD STATION GASES -JMatthew
Gelson, John Rodgers, nuisance; locked up.
John Daily, drunk and disorderly, 1888. Also,
malicious mischief; bail for peace. Abram
Boyse, drunk and disorderly; dismissed Mary
Johnson and Elizabeth Wilson, street walking;
S2.5s each. John Jones, found in company
with a black prostitute; dismissed. William
Smith and Charles Garrison, drunk and dis
orderly; do. William Teddy, drunk and pro-
fame do. John Davidson, jeremiah Har wood,
selling citizens clothes TO soldiers; military.
Ellen Foster, drunk and disorderly; s2.5s. W.
Lusby, fighting; dismissed. Bridget Ryan,
drunk and dlsorderly; do
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CLAss.-We have had occasion more than once
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others, by expending fortune and half
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OF the Professors New System will find him at
ass 10th street, above Penn avenue. 1t