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Qn Friday the Draft proceeded in Sub* District No. 2—towns of Florence, Erin, Kent, Loran and Jefferson.| jW*9' conducted in precisely the fiime manper as on tho day before, and several citizens of those towns were present to see that kll was done fairly. The result of thodrawing was as follows: •4t Daniel Slittrer, t 43 JftmcBM Rees, 49 Wm L Pencil, E 00 Eronutl Philip*, J1 Alfred Richards, t I Joseph Oook L a Ascot Thomas, V 4 Louis Wernicke, KI Henry Pox, f George 9 Hoffmift.51 John Washburn, V 6 George F Hoffman, w 50 John Colton, J T Ehrhard Dole, K 58 James Burns, E8 James Mnllitky, E 54 Rlohatd Vanslckle, *9 8 W M’Klbben, K 55 ArohlbaU R VanHornL10 John Wlatefs, * M James Farley, K11 Ohrist. Llebfcnitlbe, L 6T IlometW Knowlton.F ll Ausuit Bursdorf, K 69 John Wflockman K. _ a _ . . _ fi9 chM j| gti0Jt r50 George Foster, L 61 Fred Witnecxe, P 69 James Bhoesmltn, K 68 Samuel W M’Ket, L 64 Osre Woker, JStllietobebaitEior18 Franklin Daniels, K14 Joslah D Fye, L15 A D Snap#, L16 Albert A Orary, L17 Samuel Kohle, F18 Fred. Snelp, B19 George S Shearer, R 10 Miles Glbblns, Ftl James Power, R ft Obarles B Head,»S3 Frederick Mlshler, R94 George P Empey,L95 Herman Klsae, B96 Jaceb Knapp, L97 Jacob Girl, K18 Charles Kelier, II t9 Jaeob Herahey, L80 Samuel Hell, K81 C. H. Furray, F83 Jonathan Adame, J88 Mortimer Wilcox, F84 Charles Kllpplng, F85 Cornelius Helter, K86 Chas F Witte, K87 Harmon Johnson L 39 Lyman L Pitcher, K89 Wm Benner, L 49 Herat Foguen, F65 Daniel Knoop, K66 Joseph F M'Ktbben, K67 Jacob Hlgley, L 69 Andrew Koser, L69 BenJ F .Guldin, K70 Joseph A. Eby, K71 Jacob Lillie, F79 Michael Mammoser, K 76 Jacob Smith. F T4 Charles Smith, K Tl Thomas Wsbb, F76 John Renner, L77 Wm Hoy, J78 Daniel Heise, F79 Joseph Oook,LB0 James M'Oaoslln.K 81 George Sendllngsr,F 69 John Stall, L 88 James Mahan, K84 John MuWany, F85 Isaiah Graham,F86 Christian Riser, Fylt;tl:bisicidistwO'Dtl041 Christopher Helway, E87 Oalrln Lashelie, JAa42 Kll Sherman, K43 Anton Miller, K44 George Stacy, F45 Richard Mets.F46 Hannemnn May,F83 Patrick n K*u«min, E89 Wm J Wales, L90 Samuel Dlttsworth,Jr.J91 George Shoesmfth, K 93 Alexander Brown, KF for Florense ; E for Erin; K for Kent; J for Jsf fsrson ; L for Loran.In this draft, as in tho one tho day beIIt1foro, somo of the towns suffered for the bonefit of the others. Florence was draft-ILed for just her quota into one man, Loran got off with less than her quota, while Erin and Kent came in for more than theirfshare.In Erin, Rev. Mr. Witte of the German Church, was called upon to shoulder a musket, as was also our friend Pat. Q. Kauffman, one of tho most oarncst Union men in tho town. In Loran School Commissioner Crary was one of the lucky. He wqb in town on Saturday and said ho should report in person. He should respond to tho call and cheerfully do all in his power to serve tho country that needed him. John Washburne, of Florence, one of the drafted, was married only a few days ago. His marriage notice appears in another column. II. W. Knowlton, of Florence, son of D. A. Knowlton, Esq., is selected as a fit man to wear Uncle Sam’s uniform.
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Freeport Weekly Journal
Freeport, Illinois, US
Wed, Oct 05, 1864
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