Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-09
The Draft.

The drawing Of the names to fill the quota
under the last call for 100000 men, was re-
>sumed at the Provost Marshars Office this
morning; the twelfth sub-district (aI that
ern Branch,) being drawn, ending the first
draft under the last call. The number enrolled
was So denclency l05, number drawn $40, as
gohnS Killi9ngsyorth, Gies6oro headquartsrs:
Flan d. Mic6sei busan DO jazz aodses
camp stonemsn; John Holy, Insane Asylum; yas
Siss6o5o; AZ Atf5ns, doi jas o.lIn%;; do; John
Smith, read from Good Hope 10 race course sandy
Bradley; 9 Bradford, GiesSSro; b. Malonsy, do;
Nsntvorth do; = Bye. do; Jas Tgeker. Camp
sress ao Donnsy do
william Ellis DO; John Franklin, Camp Hssk H
MS, DO; Berry, de-; John Quinn. do: WIN Gill Gill
, do; Jos Johnson; dol Walter Bllson, DC; John
6oro; 3oHes do John SqTss Camp s ton5emsn
Ns camp dast
Sssb0.o 1es d. Ms5 I'D onC
smsiI~cod, do; Geo Cant, do; John NEWELL, do;
ssa 6S San dG Dp PMt Sbs
Luke Barton, do; ohas Thomp, en-, DO: onas Homer;
dG Tshs DO eanss sof farm
G 1eSO JSrd.R do
Bslbef on d Thcs d yoh1 dos
Thomas Nsu ght0p, do; VIM Bell, sc.gs farm
SissSSTo; y Pslane. DO; NJ Wolf; do; Pope;
Cane Ca do ;PrD olfones. do Mofe sosssS
o
Shields, do; " Bills, do; L sanderson, Uniontown;
H., Rcb 6o
Williams, Camp Stonsman, goRaghy, Gies6oro;
Hs gs. esag
Moldins; UniCntown; Jas Quinn Gissb39rS; T rh
n ner. do; N W McGrav, near Fort Greble; N Cur
sGn hs'f Phps
MORGAN, dc; " D ssulsberry, do; D Smith. do
sie.soss B15nsS
Giesboro; Thomas Brown, Giesboro; Herman,
oepps IIG 6ad
gosns do Daniel Msh@@ney de- spH WsiSe5s az
Lev asim@sr oh,s Forrest Union
Rise no Bond do
near Race Course; gno Toonsy' Gissboro: Audrey
HsTs hrs s3s Asgn sa9d asf
stoneman: Geo Butler, Gies boro; " LIE HIi. Camp
water sin Wopks RieS fhompso % GiesSero; Frsut
Lee do TIops do BRUCE Smiths farm; jas
Hunt do John Ksnpey Camp stopsnan Gar ar.
Bessan, Giesboro; Vim Bsyne. Insane A1syylqm; T
ss%P Tho. sss
Davis, DO; Jas Hillary, do; yGhn Cs%PGbei do
sS HsnsSn, s sIs r. Nsbe9Sas e
peter pinon, do; Peter Haze; Mrs Gray's farm;
John Pembroke, do; Mad Mathews; do; John Cock
shelton. UniontSSn; Montgomery MoISen, works
i Pat Gull Gull. do; John TsnSoof. tniontOSn;
Colds inc, near Fort Carroll; John Rodney; Gies-
Giesboro; Lewis BoIdlsy, MAYORS farm; Stephen
asSdn Insane shss 90
Haskins;, C Dougherty, GiesbOEo; Jno Hawkins,
d. io ss FreRs
N McNsmsrs, Giesboroi Besls u Nsylor, s farm;
CrossIsn DAG Giesboro; Ed Monan, do: Cregar, do
Tho, do Wssss Barnes
Camp ,stoneman; II A MeNash, Giesborc; T shsT
o1a DE- w 6S s ansSss aS ws
Haskins; Jas Quinn Unisntowp; Jacob Smith ri
: Buckley. DO; D sullIyso. DO; Rich 9qin1. DO
Harris. DO; ia, %a,ssr. MAJ aresn's psse ohai
eissbolo ;' shsarsch johnson DO; GoediieR
Ga ga.S5 SssSs M Ts
de Lew do James a ksSnnsy
EqIS, do; JshS Van Dyke; do; ThSs Gs%os. do
|. BOon Camp Hsskin.; Jas Wilson, Gissboro; Tho!
Gsnfg Col
sissssIo ThOs Oliver do Cesar JShRsGn DO;
Bsnes Halls farm; las johnson, Giesboro; ia.
Moore Damp
Carroll Ro6sEt aavfp b Gis.boSS; Moses Fer,
Beriin'sa farm; John Bots Smiths farm; N
tsn aSy GRs Ryan, do sSTRh1 stsiGHFs
Bsridin5 near the Insane Hs%. AsyIqm; I
'd sS sii;02ES
ss do; PsIson Bean s@iths Farm Bean, n ga
Smiths farm; John McHsnry. Gie:beIo; CHARLIE
Chs" ' bigger Giesboro; Bennett Camp Hsskins
M Sord09 farm NIP Gpnn ing Wn
stensman;P Ecfersiy; Gfssboro; W Atkinson 100 %,
sS% ss;.; a.; e. Tssisr T.; sssfss
do3 Imil Goms.liss, DO; I Brown; DO; Charlie:
Milton smith, fS
Chinn. Camp Haskins; W Stone, Marlboro road
S5n
Smiths farm; Il tinger, Giesboro Gates. Gam
John Kelly. do; XII sheldon: DO; oonwsy Camp
stoneman; H Moore, Uniontowa; Carl An
REV. SILAs B. SoUTHERLAND.-This rever
end gentleman, we'll known to citizens OF the
District, having beer. once pastor of the 9th
street Methodist Protas ant Church and sub.
sequertly OF Congress street church in George
town, we are informed arrived with his family
In Baltimore or last Saturday, and will report
TO the Maryland Annual Conference. OF which
he Is a member, and winch begins It's sessions
to-day at Easton, Md. Rev. Mr.. Switzerland
At the outbreak of the rebellion, was stationed
IT the city of Charleston, 5. o., and was cut of
from his Conference, by the tall of Sumter AND
the movements Of the rebel army Some menth
ago he got word to his friends that he would
be at the Conference this session, and it woulC
seem he has succeeded
POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Precinct.-Mary A
Dorrity, selling whisky to soldiers S20-lai
tor 30 days in default OF payment. Mary Muir
ply, do; $40.
Fourth Precinct.-Delia Gleason, disorderly
Christian Schroeder, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed.
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