Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.
THE DRAFTED MRN-The following drafted
men have reported to the Board OF Enrolment
since our last report:

THE DRAFTED MRN.-The following drafted
men have reported to the Board OF Enrolment
since our last report:
FIRST SUB. DISTRICT.
Nathan Budd, enrolled in New Jersey.
SECOND sUB-DIsTRICT.
James Boyed, alien; George Turton, paid
commutation in 1864; Lewis G.. Searles, re-
fugee; Fayette L.. Sykes, enrolled IN Con-
hendet enrolled in Maryland; W. e. Met
zerott, physical disability; Thomas McGill,
physical disability.
Henry Pollet, enrolled in Maryland Mich'l
Gallegan, alien; James Habbott alien; Fred'k
Bernhard, alien; Robert Chase, over age; Sam'l
Starkweather, enrolled in Ohio; S. J. q. Clark,
paid Communication in 1862 Jno Donovan, alien;
Patrick Ahern, alien VIM. Bright over age;
John Merrilla, erroneous enrolment; John
age; F. A. Tobe, enrolled in Maryland; Eli.
jah Edmonston, over age; Joseph Bland,
over age b. Troutman, alien; Christian Wier,
two years in service; John Mcdonald, alien;
Baron r. de Wadeper, alien; Andon Bower,
physical disability; Charles Mueller, physical
George Hoffman, accepted; Augustus Palmer,
physical disability: George Kelley, paid COM
mutation in 1868; Samuel E. MiIligen, physical
disability; Peter Hansell, physical disability;
Gilbert, physical disability; Lewis Eckels,
physical disability; Arthur Smith, accepted;
Myron Acker. enormously enrolled.
FIFTH sUB-DISTRICT.
Geo. w. Mitchell, physical disability; VIM.
Fullalove, detailed in Navy Yard; Joseph Fry
and VIM. ii. Pritchett, do James Fry. Dem
ability; VIM. Russell, detailed in Navy Yard;
VIM. Bean, Geo. Bellenger and Robert NJ Ba-
ker, physical disability Larry DeIgnan, alien;
3. b. French, over age; Dan'l Fletcher. do; J.
Riley Sanks, enrolled in Maryland; Thomas
j. Dougherty, over age; John Cornell, alien;
Almanac Layton, Two years in service; limo
service Peter Rain, deserteF from rebel army;
Geo Tyler, Henry Willis, Edwin Page and
Geo. Thornton, accepted.
SIXTH sUB-DIsTRICT.
John Williams, physical disability; George
Hackard, paid Communication in 1865 Sandy
Hanson, over age.
SEVENTH SUB DISTRICT.
William Warder, physical disability; Edwin
Maher, alien; Mathew Flanagan, alien; and
g. w. Gibson, physical disability.
ELEVENTH SUB DISTRICT.
Chas. Gary, alien; Fred'k Banjurder, alien;
Daniel Sweeney, alien, and Elias Harrison,
In addition to those named as accepted in
the above list, eighteen others were accepted
and their time was extended. Conseq uently
their names do not appear in the list.
THE DRAFT-Meeting at the Mayors Ofce-By
invitation of the Mayor, there was meeting at
1 O'Clock this afternoon, at his office, of the
members OF the City Councils, for consultation
in regard 10 carrying out the provisions OF the
act passed by the Councils on Monday night
appropriating $4,000 to pay bounties for vol
Some defects were pointed out in the bill as
passed, and it was the judgment of the meeting
that some amendatory provision should be
adopted at the next meeting OF the Councils,
enabling such young men as have come to age
OF maturity or military age, since the 3lst day
Of December, 1863, to benefit by the provisions OF
the bill.
committee, consisting of Messrs. John A.
Rheem, OF the First Ward; J. Russell Barr of
the Second Ward; N. ID. Larner, of the Third
Ward; w. W. Moore, of the Fourth Ward; Geo.
cYIi ok nf ha Ran N q n al
of the Sixth Ward; and q. 5. Noyes, of the
Seventh Ward, were appointed committee to
ascertain upon what terms the money could be
raised.
Mr. Rheem reported on behalf OF the COM
mittee, on its return, that the Bank of Wash
ington had agreed to loan S25 900 OF the amount
REQUIRED, Tor per cent at one wear; and Messrs
Pugh and PettlbOne, OF the Councils, who had
also been authorized by the Mayor to ascertain
upon what terms the money could be got, re-
ported that Jay Cook & Go. had agreed to take
$25,OOO more (hlling up the amount required)
on the same terms.
The money will be distributed according to
the terms of the act.
The committee will meet again tomorrow
| at 10 o'clock, at the Mayors Office.
SEvxNTH WARD EXEMPTION ASSOCIATION
The President, q. S. Noyes, Esq, called the
meeting to order at O'Clock.
Mr.. Semrnes reported that 10 Of the Club OF
1872 members had been drafted He desired that
they should call upon him after they received
their notice. It was his desire that very draft
| ed man should be released by filling the quota
with volunteers. He was willing to give his
| time and money to accomplish the object.
Mr. Bartle desired to know whether the COM
| mittee to call upon the Mayor in relation to the
| bounty fund had performed their duty.
Mr.. T E. Lloyd reported that the committee
| had performed their duty. Committees frsm
| other wards had also called upon the Mayor,
| whe informed them that the bill was detective
| and could not be made operative in ITS present
shape. On next Monday evening amendatory
legislation would be resoIted to to make 1t ac-
cord with the views Of the Mayor.
| Alderman Noyes stated that the bill origina.
in come particulars, could not be amended,
because that Board adjourned after the pas
sage of the bill and thereby rendered amend.
ments bar to its passage on the same evening 2.
I The association then adjourned until ~