Albert Unhole Benhard Zitt John Chambers Chas Garber Jno Grobinstader Lewis Geid Peter Heloff Christian Roder George Dewalt Fred Hoffens A Baumstarck Michael Ulrich Lobert W. Gibson Thomas Sthreit Robert Venelor John Kesler August Haun Michael Brantman Andrew Storgs John Kroe Frederick Muller Irwin Seely James Wilson George Maderer Nicholas Reinlan- John Zimmer Michael Fencel der John Shoder Schnitz Aelle- GeoHenr yConno Daer r JohGeno Zil ePeterr s Caspewackerr Lesse r Martin Hacker John Rodemon PeterDitFred Nicolaz s John Hagel Owl Penderfer Johh Burwick Peter Lany Michael Keller ____ Hickler Wolfgan Schikert John Winter Gottleib Larnke Chas Krichkoff Franz Rabonstau- Jacob Wagner Geo Fisher ber Fred Fredericks Peter Kuhner Peter Sharer Nicholas Ast Jacob 7tWerth JohWard---12thn Rechner Chas RDistrict. Butters MartiNon .Fishe of namer Wms in Wisherhoffbox, 94; No. Joh drawn,n Younger 25. Richard Fort James Townsend Martin Vogt Henry Himbex- John Neller Christian Bersch ein Otis McColloch Michael Hertel Philip Riel Frank Reiley James Baetz Franz Rossel Conrad Phillipi John Zimmerman James Braun Albert Hitzel John Selvis Henry Beischi George Seeman Geo Keller Christian Senzler Geo Schnellinger Charles Glass Fred'k Moore John Hause 8th Ward---13th District. Number in Box, 799--To be drawn, 238. George Rider James Golden Henry Foslin Charles Clark Robert Polley William Foreman Patrick Carey Henry Morgan John Ostield Albert Pennell William Hightan Daniel Dunn Jacob Smith Augustus Gerse Andrew Kirby John Dowling Michael Herbin Little Black Charles Williams Robert Bader William Wallace John Curl Benjamin Cady William Rowan Benjamin Page William Firth Patrick Higgins James Smith Silas Merrill Thomas Cole James Tonlan Patrick Tooey John Taylor Danl Sullivan Wm Long John Roundstand Owen Tracey Cornelius Sullivan Abram Rome James Henry Cyrus Summers James Sloan MichaePatk l GereHurleny JohnWm Sinclair Taylor Albert Wm White Mulliga n MoseJames MeeDeevid n ChasJoh Allenn Westo Geon Middleton James Mullin Isaac Morehead Sidney Byron Thos Murphy DitmaRicharnd MinteShort l GeorgeCornelius Ryder Dunn Usual James Noble Mila n JameWilliasm Pomro Smityh AlfredJohn Phayal Whitnel Thomasl Lyma Dalyn Franci s Eli Standish Conrad Schiener Charles Blair DaviMichaed Felgel Wolfr e JohnMartin S Haefer Cruice Merritt Wm Shomberg Lannaga n EdwarCharleds RyaDarcny Fred'kJames Hitt Campbell Charles Hucee Thos Enright William Doherty Thomas Daly John Pye Thomas Forbes Joseph Bomber Michael Milroy William Archer Thomas Wogan John Velger Hugh Brady William Felton Patrick Lafferty Peter Chick John McGee Thomas Fairburn Isaac Martin Bernard McManus William Alford Chas Gaetz John Sheehan Ottner Walheim John Vanderberg William Hamilton James Shaver James Tanner John Milburn Chas Noble Cornelius Burns John Murphy Alex Rogers Frank Thornton Oliver Donlinson Nicholas Karens Jacob Johe John McDougal _erry Donovan James Ash William Franklin Robert Bornes Chas Sweegels John Kinyon Henry Turner John Connell John Frolic Richard Nichols William Hill Alonzo Thayer _uther Weston Pete McAulibbe James Carpenter Louis Pfohl George Somers HenryWeisenha- Andrew Milbach Jonathan Kean mer Henry Miller Andrew Kahlus James Carey James Reily Charles Boyce Adam Wallennel-Joh n Francis Chas Beadhalt len Thomas Cotrell Pat'k Sullivan Martin Manahan Stephen Flint Christian Hoff- Patrick McCue James Gibbon man Thomas Hunter Isaac Thompson John Brennan James Dillon Joseph Robinson John Holden George Kimbell Adam Judgner John Clement Charles Kilberg Edward Meyers John Cox Francis Bocelit Chas Rafer Henry Effner John Taylor Henry Brooks Isaac Brown Jas Perkins LenafarThare John Frederick Henry Schnyder Casper Strobel MileWms Mezelon Foley s WmThos Haskins Braham Edw Workman AbrahaJohn Damy Harri Isreals LockardWm Bosto Jeremiahn M'CarthyJohn Dutc h John Huntz Adam Burton James Milton NicholaWilliams WelsWeotht EdwinJohn McCoyNata JamesJoh Burnsn Dal y LewiSamues Davil Stermas n PeterJas Doria Thomasn FredThosBilling Durkin Chas Derby Asa Covell ChasSteller Rich'Alberdt HalLymal n ChasFran Clarkk William JohnBlilal s Conra d Ott AndreHughw Carne Jacksoy Jamesn Hug Duffh Gibso WmnKanderback Peter Fempi l John Kaldenback Samuel Barnstone HenryAmstron g GeThoso W Magget Stall JosephEd Whale Maloyn JohnGe Thompsono Kemp Andrew Fail Thos Dickinson Chas Maloy Peter McClarry Albert Howey Adam Muster Christ Bonhart Stephen Schellnean Fred Unhold 9th Ward--14th District. (No. of names in box, 475: No. drawn, 140.) Frank A Sears Lyman Hunt Goodwin J Bowen James Kent Harry Smith Ludewig Le Clear Alfred G Lathrop Francis Schell Jerry Fairman John I Avery Adam Hill Roselle Lyman John D Johnson John C Nagle Chas Pierce Chas E Marvin Thos B Wright Peter Hiser Giles Slocum George King John Van Vert John Bindler George H Hoover William H Moore Oscar Folsom Oscar C Lindsey Henry Bierma John Wallace A L Washburne David Burt Henry Brunn Levi Bronson Milton Provoost A Francis Deto- Joseph Havens George Heard drig Henry Smith Wm T Bryan George W Towns- James Prusham John Dolan end Conrad Warren- Chas A Clinton James Wilson wager Chas DHolama n James Reynolds Henry Sauerwine Lyman K Bass Chas N Laurey George Shirmer William Bisgood Richard P Jones George A Krupp Thos Cummings Zadoch D Norton Moses Dudley John Rogers Henry Sage Bernard McDon- Edward Smith George P Barker ald John Folger Geo W Reese George McCrinn Henry Richmond Andrew Hickey William Barlow James Penfield Geo W Crosier Alonzo H Coit William H Wood- John May George Oatman ward George A Stringer John Elligott George Winter Wm Kent Jr Hen G Morehand David G Jackson Edwin Pardridge Geo Wynhamer John Reid T V N Penfield John McCaffny Wm Dorsheimer Daniel Congreve John B Sage Chas D Marshall John A Dorr John Scovill Ebenezer B Guth- Wm L Swan Sam'l Bidwell rie Owen McCannon Edw Harrington Robt Liermont Chas A Best Samuel Merrick Laban Fortier Wm G Schrader Francis Tenant Thos Galligan Leander Joslyn Elmore H Walker Wm H Newman George Going Thos Chepler Stoughton C James Vanin- John L Hickey Moore wagen Cadwallader Bull John E Gleason James H McKen- Horace L Pember- Frank W Tracy zie ton John Bulger George W Stickney James Ladd Wm Reid James G Stevens Henry Small John M Brown Adam Reibeling John S Provost Hubert Murray Hamilton Cowan Steph Lockwood Thos A Jebb John F Hoover Jacob Erb Frank Lenk James L Barton Thos Henry Benjamin B Clark Peter J Hanour Elias O Salisbury John Levi Frank CarpenteTHEr Louis D Voltz DRAFT.Theo S Cobur n

The draft was resumed at Fort Porter yesterday forenoon at ten o'clock. The wards to be drafted from, were the 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th, which closes the draft in the city. Mr. Norman B. McNiel was selected to make the drawings. The attendance on the grounds was large, and the best of feeling prevailed. Tenth Ward--15th District. (No. of names in the box,428: No. drawn 129.) Wm H Walker Oliver G Steele Jr Nathaniel Hucker James Dudley Frank W Fiske Louis Longman Rich'd Townsend Addison J Lyman Thomas Gramon Nathaniel Hall Oliver Burt Dennis Roach Robert Robinson Chas H Brothers Wm Hackett Nicholas Smith Cornelius Gleason Edwin Dows Wm C Armstrong Wm Murphy Frank Rode John M Karney Frank Shadrick Robert Adams Nicholas Getz John H Tryon Wm K Allen Henry Morey Fred B Squier Wm Curtis Edwd B Phillips Cassius C Candee Patrick Kinney John P Greisen Edward Dowes Chris Hoffman James O Munroe Geo Olds Chas W Woodruff Fred'k Masten Frank Finger William Hagan Henry Taynbee John P Diehl Hugh Morrow Patrick Dooley Edwd D Holman Pete Bartholomew Peter J Ripont Wm V Wilkeson Mattis Tomison Samuel Mulligan H B Starkweather Chas Townsend Wm E Young John Campbell Henry B Moulton Robt Croford Pat Magee Geo Kager Wm A Kellogg Minor Williams Lemon L Culver Wm McCarb Wm C Rudolph Wm Williams George J Hill Holden Storolan John Rouke Anthony Gaslle Rufus H Beckwith Chas D Noble Francis Martin Thos Sully Jas Demming Geo J Bryan Chas I Clark John Jimerson Gilbert Noughton Saml D Flagg Jr Wm Starke Thos Whilwall Louis Mathews Wm Blackmar Jas B Sheehan Phillip King Frank Kim Chas Ensign Wm Brown Walter L Curtis Wm Golden James Sidway Samuel Williams Wm Jones Henry Deihl Stephen C Clark JohnRobHardeEd tBoger Dunla Bn Mannin A tRosp sg WalteAnthonFranciSteprh Campbel ysE Kerso KinskeRobertnl ysGe TheobolFJao sBM H HalComstockd BurgarKetchuml d James Dunlap George Landin Pearl Spencer Casper Hizer ChristopherSefor dMarsha l N Jones James Norris Henry Bristol Chas Yackley Horace Wilcox Francis J Atwater Lyman Demmon James Finley William Pease Thomas W Toye William A Chard Josiah Sweeney Phillip Bower Wm O Holbrook Charles H Hodra John G McKinley

11th Ward—18th District. (No. of Names in Box, 473; No. Drawn, 139. Sylvester Cham- John Gross Thos McDuff berlain James Brown Jacob Roesser Elisha Quacken- James Root John Falls bush John Butcher Alex Hatler Robert Herniman James Rody Wm Thomas Geo M Love James Sweeny Emery C Squier Vincent Schoule Henry Hess Isaac Driesbach John Darcy Frederick Beck- Chas S Tripp Austin Allen man Benj R Devoe David Robb Mich'l Gorman Fred'k Morton FranJohnk Kenned Johnsoyn WmEdwar Walkerd Mabiu Wm Hills Orvi n L Gridley JameBartosn JoneCollins s LeonarPatrickd LyonDodgse George Sam' Kantzl Kelderhous e John Stevens George Kent Ebenezer Ludlow RoberEdwarPatricktd Hasse PangmaMahan Chasn nFranciHenr Demingy Dagnes Marti Jnor Chasn C StephensonDanie H Williamsl Silvu s ArthuErnst Henkinr Welstees Geod Harriso Newbrookn Wad Wme SchafferMichael Wilso n Wm Jacobs John Fix Geo Dickson ChaPatrics Dedmak Carroln Michaell Mose Farleys Doyle Sam'l Jame McGowans Boha n Peter McDermott Anthony Casper Frank Stoebell Fred'k Schlutter Chas Ragan Hurley Demming John Lees Michael Daly Henry Usel Henry Thauer John Ryan M J Harney Edw'd S Rich Hurl Bristow Chas Fry Alfred Morey John G GroessJames Haley Thos D Collarton Edward S Dann Valentine Volz Chas Crandall Burlington R Wm Fitzgerald Martin Ryan Vaughn James G Coots Edward Campbell Chas McBeth John Lanyon Gustave Krendell George Faulkner Peter Kehr Stephen Barker Wm Porter Patrick Dickson George Foy Edw'd C Taintor Wm Gaul Wm Huston Adney Callahan H J French Francis C McDer- John Kennell James Welsh mott William Connor Daniel Coyne Wm McCready George Harley Edmund SRalp h Thad C Davis Philip Simmons Augustus Frees John Serries Herman G Woods Alfred Stratford Hall Thompson Nathan Scoville Richd Armstrong Stephen Zink Warren Wood Albert Kurnell Barker Talisman Henry Dechard James Fitzgerald Wm Leehman John H Crandall Michael Collins Charles Castle Henry Tanner James Delany George McClury Thomas Valentine Isaac Caddock 12th Ward—17th District. (No. in box, 368: No. drawn, 107.) James Hollaran Norman Whitman John Cheeke Wm Williams Wm Ader John Haty Fred'k Zeller Thomas Mulls Wm F More Wm Dimmick Sam'l Austin John Carrol Frank Balsor Calvin G Austin Thos Hamond Randolph Krutz- Frank Kientz Norman Whitman man Louis Hoeck Jacob Ailinger Charles Fredel Jacob Gibie Fred'k Wolf Jacob Houck Philip Sherman Jos Groesei Hartman Lusher Philip L Wirnig John L Bear Frederick Wilkie Joseph Hirt A A Snow Martin Simmer- Washington Rus- Michael Hem- Charleman s Durst Johselnl Cherry Chas Metzgerming Wm Crysley Frank Oatmeyer John Styan Hamond Leorman Michael Shiber Peter Striker Henry Steymer Frank Vogel Michael Winter Chester Van Cam-Chance y Muine Stephen Ripstock pin LouisStechma n George Oatman Michael Stan- GeorgeJewtsc h Chas Verner houser Harrison Wells Henry Rope JacHenrk yBonhard L Ciezet r ChristopherGeorge LibeKraft s Peter Frank Backhizer Schulze PhiJohln KirschmeyeSekelar LeopoldrAlexande Leip Fred'kr Fee Henry Hornky Safford Nicholas Mader Casper Sannif Charles Cup Chas McNelly Adam Backhiser John Striker M C Follick William Taylor Anthony Geygie Chris Bronner Wm Stowerline Peter Goss Filan Wheedle Chas Ackerman Fred'k Crubrer Michael Fox Martin Sherman James W Bowling Jacob Clock John Cise John Phinney John DeWitt Henry Coons Joseph Lasso John Roberts Gabriel Ailinger Fred'k Wilkie Joseph Newhouse Aaron Maguire Sam'l Blossom Geo Gier Adam Blust Casmere Sherer Fred'k Garribar Adam Sholder John Argus Alex Leeman John DeWitt 13th Ward—18th District. No. of names in box, 144; No. drawn, 40. Wm Stirman Peter Besher Charles Hall Michael Morrisey Joseph Fisher Bartlett Hawkins John Kelly August Roase Lambert Laycock John Vanderslice Bernhardt Ham- N B Browley Francis Roots mersmith John Easley Christian Klink Jacob Lenhard Henry Swanson Alfred Clark Henry McPhersonWillia m Koppe Henry Wilbur Michael Free Charles Shoeber John Winters Lyman Gage Auglis Elahue John Kanserby George Strong James Smith Frederick Peters Nelson Emerson Wm Little FranJohCharlenk Thompso sTonne Arey r n EphraiJohsonn Kinnejmr Robiny - GeJacoAndo wbLowr EckharSleislingey t r THE DAILY COURIER. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 12, 1863.

The CITY AND VICINITY.

THE DRAFT.

The draft for the Country Towns com- menced yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, at Fort Porter. The towns to be drafted from were Alden, Amherst, Aurora, Boston and Brant The various places interested were pretty well represented. Mr. John C. Rogers, of Alden was selected by the assemblage to make the drawings. The following is the result of the day's draft: Alden---19th District. No. of names in box, 195; No. drawn, 57. George Walter Azor Rowan Wm E Saunders R F. Barnes Phelix B Durkee Chas Baum Christian Kessel Mathias Walter Wm Barringer Samuel Barber Jesse Monroe Henry Yotter John M_rnan E.R Skull Jacob Yuncker John Hagar Fred'k Vine Fredk Rodloff Andw Phiester Aaron Colby Barnhard Yerker James O'Donald George Luart Wilbur Frink Francis B Fulton Gregory Starbell John L Gay Wesley Larkins Frederick Stein- Stephen Garlock Joseph Reinhardt brecher R N Butler George Redfoot Chas Cook Frank Barnhard Ans A Blackmail Issa M Messinger John Schwegler Justus L Butter- Max Issinger Nelson Kegler field Joseph Pobb William Warner Wm Barnes Chas Weybush Michael Lash Fred'k Thatcher Jacob Barge Joseph Kigler Walter Howard Michael Deckerd John Sumners Andrew Sperback William Dryer Wm Fuller Bernhardt May George Starbell Amherst--20th District. (No. of names in the box, 313: No. drawn 90.) Eli Bush John Myer John Deihl Jeremiah Fogel- Nathan B WrightJoh n Witmaur songer William HHoove r Benjamin B Ream Andrew Boye Joseph Seifert George Rummel Jacob Baker Henry Foltine James D Webster Christian Wolf Augustus Wolgas Charles Ludkey Philip Burgart George Sheasley Charles Berdot jr Robert Craxton Martin Frick jr William Balt Eli Long Andrew Deffen- Andrew F Blucher Elford Hinckley bach Benjamin Fry Jno M Fogelsong- Wm H Hayden Levi Metz er Wm Brock Michael Arlogast Frank S Hoover Andrew J Eggert Wm Barker David Frick Joseph Weatick Jeremiah Sheasley Nicholas Magel Dauid J Fogel- Benj Metz Fr'cis Southworth songer Supere Depore Wm Cole Geo Sheasley David Roquet Abraham Shank Joseph Moye r Silas Hoover Phil Allabach Edw'd Metz Benj Bush Fred'k Herr Albert W Bush Nicholas Rider Geo Steinbremmer Peter Fill Wm M Whitemar Chas Morris Florence Freorf Jacob Snyder George Hartell James Rumbolt Peter Fisher Philip Kuhl Rudolph Peters George Baggley Joseph Demonois Jacob Snyder Andrew Zink John Gludy David Casey Chas Browner Lyman G Hoover John Sharer Henry Fisher Joseph King Louis Wahl Daniel Riest John LehAurora--21sn Jacob Hannt Districta Augustu. s Burke Nicholas Garlock Wendell Fogel- John Grove Aloi(Nos Rinebol. of named s insonge boxr, 175: NoFrederic. drawnk ,Gant 50.z) StephePhilip n ElswortZink h EzrJohan NWhit Warnee r Eugene Haines Frederick Green Charles Cutter Emanuel Grant Chaun'y C Church Hen R Furguson Henry Mayson Julius Maynard John H Gale Henry C Darbee James S Stiles David Wilcox Fayette Baker George Bragg Chris C Mattison George Marcellus Wm H Griffin Louis Decker Allen Eaves Theodore Olden Henry Boise Colin Boyd Ed'd GHambleto n JohnDic k Jos Prenn Chas Dean Abram Roberts Jos Coon Zelolus D Hyde Fernando C Cham-Ge o W Decker Israel Dual berlain Wm A Bragg Amos B Paxon Theodore A Hen- Chas C Parker Jos D Lewis sha w Josiah R Brockins Lovett Doty Geo Brown John W Griffin Robert Boyd Wm Henshaw Floyd B Anderson Jas R Wiliiams Lorenzo F Boise Wm F Boise Chester C Williams Boston—22d District. Number in Box, 139—To be drawn, 39. Jonathan H Buck- Jacob Meal Paul Dayball land James Lipsatt Joseph Harget George Shuster Hiram Yaw Martin Kummer John O Churchill Edwin Becker Josiah H Kester Philander Wait Moses McClure Louis T Newell Lauren P Vander- JacobYant z James Bowen lip Geo M Churchill George N Holt John Mushrat Andw J Walker Henry Miers Cyrenus Weber Geo Martin Sam'l B Irish Nathan Middle- Reub Farnsworth Coonrad Cole ditch George Cosline Isaac L Knapp Geo F Howard Asa Torrey Sylvester Rice Ambrose Wood- Sylvanus Pierce Jacob H Bastian ward Brant—23William dKeste r RascDistricto Wait. (No. in box, 147: No. drawn, 41.) SamHarvel Ey BrittoCampbeln l Chas Dengler Elmer Stone Henry B Harrison Franklin Sprague John Wealthy Philip Schwinier John Grannis Edward A Fox William Johnson Gilbert H Stud- Chas Grannis John Andrews well Groten T Willel John Wolfley Manville D Wins- Smith R Martin low Daniel Belote Henry Meshe Joseph W An- Geo Forbes Augustus Ambras- drews Porter Calkins ter Simon Watkins Samuel Thomas Wm Travis Nicholas Mertz Perry Sisson David Marshall Martin J West John Carpenter Martin Miller Franklin S Baker Josiah W Smith Thos L B West Geo Richie Edwin Harrison John Horton Alex Sisson THE DRAFT

The draft was resumed yesterday morning at the usual hour at Fort Porter. The towns drafted from were Cheektowaga, Clarence, Colden, Col­ lins 1st and 2d, and Concord. Mr. S. H. Joslyn of Cheektowaga was selected to make the draw­ ings. The list of prizes, is as follows:— Cheektowaga—24th District. No. of names in box, 194: No. drawn, 56: George Weithe Martain Fillinger Fred'k Person Manly W. Kenne- Charles Neff Jerome Eighme dy Amos Wingert Patrick Haley Patrick Tony George Deihl Peter Fuchs Louis Hockstein Sebastian Burg- John Reimer Frank Kolb man George Kling George Shetler Fred'k Bart Henry Thomas Peter Deihl John Green Joseph Anstadt Fredk Lang Christian Halter George Mohr Kelian Whitby RudolphTombros- Thomas Burns Thomas Scanlan sky Christian Wil- Philip Koebel Anthony Pfohl loung Fredk A Kerman Jacob Long Alice Ewitt Christian Tonni- John Gangloff Albert S Joslyn worth Peter Pitts Edwin IllingworthWillia m Gobelin David Ganspitel Louis Kemp Peter Ferand John Abendschein Frank Breton John Hersch Blasius Kraft Anthon Hamon Henry Jerge Louis Outier Michael AnstedClarence--25tt Joseph Monnih nDistrict John Glas. s (No. ofTimoth Nameys Fogartin Boxy, Henr243; yNo Zunstei. Drawnn , 71. Henry Lorish Jacob Lapp Henry C Long George Kroll O K Parker Jos Lefler John W Perkins Jacob Root Solomon Hershey Conrad Lauber Henry Newhouse Geo Helwick Franklin Clair James J Cummins John Martin Fred'k Gost Francis Steinmetz Curtis Cummins Ebenezer Utley Hiram Dodge John F Hersh Horace Browning Robert N Leak Louis Bach A C Ladd Sam'l Shamel Wash Wyckoff Thos Weeks Jonas Bovemoyer Wm Ferris Luther DYoun g Anthony Zierhald Gust Trippensee Levi Eshleman Saml B Eschleman Andrew Shafer John Shamel James Ford John P Fisher Albert Heroy Henry Diller Alfred Weeks Conrad SebenhairAbraha m Berry Henry Carpenter Charles Bath Edward Barker Ray Burdick Adam Ritz Wm W Fisher Benjamin Lapp Bartlett Bodine Wm Mochon Jacob GrautenColden—26t- Geo A Bigleh r DistrictAugustu.s Engle (No. of names in box, 130; No. drawn, 36.) Sebastiabergern Smith StepheCharlens APles Bowes n JolGeom Krol Curral n OrvillJohn eA Bloo Sneld l Dan'Alberl Wichtemat H Buffumn ChaSamues Dl RieglBuffume JohWillian McGoffim H Handn -Jaco Horacb eS WoodrufLapp f AlonzJason oCarme W Irisr h Johshan wDanma n GeHenro yFreema B Vailm MichaeCarlosl KnapFishepr MichaeEdwardl LBrow Piercn e GeBrewsteo Dodgr Me SwainSimo Smitnh LapA Goulp d Jacob Halm Myron W Perkins Jerome Irish Andrew ____ James Wright Ira Eaton jr John M Wiley Nathan N Irish Orlando Wheelock Cyrenus C Irish John L Crump William Corah Philo Lewis Alonzo Booth Ezekiel Getchel Frederick Bosiear Albert GSouth - Zadoch Marsh Abram Stevens wick Orlando Young Henry Murray Peter B Taleb Jacob Gunther jr Collins---27th District. (No. of names in Box, 103; No. drawn 28.) Martin Lewis Walter W Allen Henry C Kronz Nathan Peasley Munroe Kelly John Beverly Noah Conger Horace Pike Edwin M Farns- Leonard Neis Joseph Payne worth Jacob Krassler Gilbert S South- John Geiger James Coon wick Wm H Heath John Smith Sylvester Reyn- Stephen W Huel- Moses J Potter olds son Webster Wood Hiram W Cook Harvey Shaw William M Cook Seth Bartlett Chancey Wickham Franklin Pike James OCrandal l Collins---28th District. No. of names in box, 116; No. drawn, 31. John Wing Ale Croup Wm Willicks Henry Hitchcock Isaac H Russell Isaac A Wells Perry Wilcox Roman Killinger Charles Trunk Daniel F Lindsley Chas Haynes Wellington Jolls Reuben Reming- John C Robbins John Haiges ton Sylvanus B Linds- Smith Bartlett Andrew J Hol- ley Jared Farnham comb Albert P South- George F Smith Wm HHanso n wick Henry Kerr Peter Rink Joseph A Etsler Charles Robinson Hiram Lindsley Andrew Snyder Frank S Smith Sumner C Concord---29tWarner Joseph Tayloh r District. No. of names in box, 240; No. drawn, 69. Job Woodward Victor Collard Hiram A Curran David D Barrett Bryant J Davis Warren Gates Henry Rhodes Abner Wilson Charles M Vaugh- Hiram Scott John Brown an John Carr James Quinn Oliver P Scott Franklyn S Gay- Justice A Warden Edward Graff lord Jedediah Churchill Stephen R Smith Peter Shear Darias T Madison Truman R Stock- Thos S Squiers ing Frank Warner Wilbur H Stanbro Erben J Sanford jr Isaac Vosburgh Ashly D Walker Adolphus Burt Calvin Cooper Jacob Denny Alonzo Booth Sullivan T Fowler Alonzo LVaugha n Henry Palmer Rich'd W Tanner Joseph Gates Martin Woolhuter Ed'w'd C Drake Chas A Ferrin Franklin J Dag- Hyman J Trivett Wm Waite gert Jacob Ball Geo W Aldrich Jacob Cotteral Bertrand Chaffee John Trailer Vincent Warner William Marmlo Richard J Arnold Hosea S Heath Norman A Free- Benjamin F Free- Albert A Abbey man man Francis Aldrich Mortimer Parker Lovel Winship Marshal Kelso Orton A Spalding Frank McLin Spencer Perijo George Miller Norman Beebe SamuelWheele r jr Samuel Hanes Charles Wilson Harry Foote

THE DRAFT.

The draft was continued yesterday morning at Fort Porter. The Towns drafted from, were East Hamburg, Eden, Elma, Evans, and Grand Island. Mr. Z. Ferris, of East Hamburg, was selected by those present to make the drawings for the day. The attendance from the rural dis­ tricts was large, and decidedly good natured. The following is the result of the day's opera­ tions:— East Hamburgh---30th District. (No. of names in box, 185; No. drawn, 50.) Thomas Kelly Sam'l W Webster Uriah Barber John Waltz Geo A Baker John C Cook Hilton Wheelock Wm H Hollbrook Theo C Hoag Horace J Pierce Jerome Baker Amos Hambleton Myron D Kester Nicholas Carr Franklin Powers Solomon Sweet Silas Oaks Benj Hamptom Charles H Titus Peter Conroy Harlow Nichols Israel B Deuel John Maxwell Wallace Hambleton Alba Oaks Henry Engels Theo S Barber Orson Godfrey George Meal Cyrus Chilcott Orson Colvin Isaiah Griffin Jacob Bellow George Norton John Cristman Reuben Deuel ConradMercon - James Holmwood Nicholas Meal tiler Silas S Webster Mortimer F Smith George Rosier John Redfoot Casper Woltz LouisOrson Bulli Stebengers Elisha Norman F Smith W Orville OaksJoh Ayern Michae l Eden—Thirty First District. No. of names in box, 208; No. drawn 60. Peter Stedenbauer Lyman E Foster Jacob James Christain Knoll Josiah Dole Cornelius Haskell Henry Eckot Michael Walken- Joseph Platner Peter Smith plot Albert Chapin Joseph Ensear Jacob Lepp Andrew Coppos Geo N Webster Wm Hunt Jacob Amhold Arnold Wilson Benj Baker Mich'1 Rook Sylvanus Staffen Frank Schume John Bartoo Jacob Haas Wm H Slocum Benj Slocum Leander Hill John N Calkins Henry Hale John Winkelman Valentine Butcher Adam Hicher John Walkenplot Sterling Titus Stephen Walter Rich'd M RedfieldFerdinan d Gress- Joseph Phillips David Lackler man Robert Spoonly Geo Pax Edward T Ryther Sam'l F Barnum Jacob Lama Anthony Anavine Joseph Gress Rob't Titus Pliny Davis Wm Gressman Wm Tabor Jacob Dercy Philip Dower Jacob Brunner Adam Yokum Henry Metz Henry Tally Elma---33Joseph Fred wDistrict Fred'. k Woolheter Danie(Nol .Rob of bname s Carmiin boxc ,Rythe 177; r No. drawn, 50.) Horace S Fair- Barton Joslyn John S Hart banks James C Davis Hiram D Hard Charles McCoun Henry N Weeks Oliver Bailey Christian Garbee Franklin Crane James B Hanby Gordon UChatter - Thos E Wier Harrison W Fair- don Luce A Barto banks Albert T Van Horace Blood Wm D Wallace Antwerp Oscar C Briggs Thos Somerfield Simeon P Noyes Dial P Harvey Amos Noyes Henry Homan Michael Foran George Bell Wm Holladay George Gould John Hoffman Marcus Flood Erastus J Mark- Edwin H Ding- Christian Fath ham man Christian Foss Augustus Smith Stephen N Calkins Frederick Buck Frederick Reed James Lock Caspar Jerge Herschell W Ells- Alonzo Gould Chas De Witt worth Chas A Bullis George Keaver Stephen B NorthropJame s Hatch Erastus WChilcot tJeremia h J Perry Henry W Stitz Evans---33d District. (No. of names in Box. 222; No. drawn 65.) Hiram Cooking- Harvey T Hill Francis Faulks ham John Lary John Donlin Orson Earle Chas P Nichols Chas Plits Allan W Burlin Henry Wilcox Edward Paine George Dunfee John West Augustus Sobel- Jacob M Ingersoll Horatio Gates son Cornelius OlmstedJoh n Woods Rufus Lincoln Georgmewe Bartholo- JohJamen sLette Marhar Simonr Alfred A Teft Cash Charles A Pitts George L McCul- Fayette Reed Gideon Orton lough George W Agard Nathan L Webb John MMille r John C Slocum John Lahle Wm W Morsman Geo W Woodson Jeremian Stone Abner Dunffee Martin Butler James M Shep-Clar k H Caryl Schuyler Backus pard Judson O Bennett Malcolm G lnger- Edw'd Waterman Solomon R Stocker soll Ira Gilbert Jonathan M Val- Andrew P Wood Irving Height entine Major F Wood- William Irwin Eber Wilson ward Joseph Martin Titus L Camp Jacob Glosser Charles W Pike David GranC Oatmad n Island--34tJeremiah Tayloh r JoshuDistricta D Barne. y Darius Hilliker Louis L Briggs Joseph Almondin- W(Nom. J oHigginf names s inBarnar Boxd, 178; Conro No.y drawn,ger 50.) Julius Page Thos Mathew Fred'k Young John Ide William Gilden Thos C James William Skinner John Hardy Michael Cornway JohWRyke nTige u Johnn George Harteg Reis John James Dickinson Langen John White Henry Gray John Zinc John Moyes David Hess Alex McCauley Joel Pittis Isaac Chambers Asa Ransom John Forbes Cornelius A Jack- Patrick Stacks Dwight Bedell son John Carroll Augustus Kohls Adam Hartmann John Myles John Hess William Bement John Mowrer Sam'l Carroll George Johnson James Shaw John Densmore David B Dill Philip Burnes Ransom G Bronson John Porti Gottleib Reis John Carroll Thomas Flaming ___ __mont Wm Long Chas Lassdale ______ten The towns to be drafted ... Ham- burg, Holland, Lancaster, Marilla and Newstead.

MORNING EXPRESS. Local, literary and Miscellaneous. BUFFALO, SATURDAY, AUG. 15, 1863. The Draft. Yesterday morning drafting took place at the Fort for the towns of Hamburg, Holland, Lancaster, Ma­ ­­ila and Newstead, and Mr. A. E. Williams, of Ham­ burg, drew the following names from the wheel: HAMBURGH—35TH SUB-DISTRICT. No. of names in box 200. No. drawn 58. Mathias Faler Wm Davis Christopher Mur- Jeremiah Kilder- Elton D Jackson dock house Geo Deitrick Wm Cross Wm Foulharber Francis A Gould August Lilga Adam Hank Jacob Boheler Wm Hamilton Henry Canfield Milford Fish Fredk Storms Jacob Koch John Kliess John Viox Peter Wingle Chas Salisbury Thos Kating Christian Casner Henry Dietrick Horace Platt Andrew Sleigel Fredk Spyiovor Jacob Fronhiser Christian Knoll Wm Harmon John Petrie Theodore Bush- Neighbor Potter Henry T Filon man John Morits Oscar Sowle John Hooper Sam'l Theohost Rush Craig Fredk Thompson Bradley Lazill Wm H Sanders John Wagner Wm C Blanchard John Hill Adam Bramiller Albert Flint Peter Condy Wm Eighme John Riddle Andrew Qua Nelson Ames Alexander H Cran- Moses Dart, Jr. Nathan Clark dell Geo W Thompson Jacob Koeyfler HOLLAND—36TH SUB-DISTRICT. No of names in box 134; No drawn 37. David Rogers John Kruchtman Francis Sleeper Enos Davis John Van Valken- Franklin Rogers Joseph Colby burg Mather Wilkins Edwin Cooper Benj Whaley Ezra Van Slyke Wm H Davis Kyes McArthur David Hopper Sylvester Rogers Oremus Chilas John Connolly Henry Kuhn Elester Rogers Peter Shellman John Rich Leander Colby Burritt Hays Ira Ward Wm B Odell Jerome B Monry Truman McArthur Benj W O'Brien John Hopkins Noah Kelly Leander Rogers Sebastian Little Freelon Wagoner Gordon Parker Ira Davis Pliny Snellman Paige E Cooper LANCASTER—37TH SUB-DISTRICT. No. of names in box 325; No. drawn 95. Chas Seaman John Patrick John C Brewer Geo Robinson Thos Reminger David Strifler Henry Lore Lafayette Glass Daniel Persons James O Long John Kinney Philip Homel John Heimbook John Johnson George Cogerber- Christiae K Bergd- Richard Kurtz ger told Wm G Bailey Henry Gruthers Geo Gipple Joseph Blake John Dillon, 1st Christian Striffler Adolph Rohl Andrew Stetts Hiram Agard Albert Jelly Daniel Stootsman Jacob Jerge, Jr John Keefer, Jr Christian Hansel David Wilhelm Joseph Goss Bradford Kidder Wm Emmert Henry Leimerger Michael Will- Josiah Hopkins Joseph Nab young Louis Scheineder Wm Clark George Sondel Frederick Gerber John Kopka Robert Neal, Jr John Dill Adam Ray Wm Ischerberger Christian Vinekee Daniel Schnider Henry M Kimball George Whitlen- George Little John Schraugel ger Ramsdell Swar- Henry Kroop Joseph Yurann dout Philip Bottleber- Bernhadt Stephan Adam Seafret ger Wm Lisch Philip Sondal Edgar H Perry Chritian Reyer Wm Shaver Peter Barkee Patrick Lynch George Koch Frederick Winig Jas E Gilbert J Wilson Howard John Wicker Celestian Lawson Calvin Powers Valentine Sondal Wm Post John Willhelm Amos Batcheldor Jacob Bentz Wm Gereche Jerome C S Daniel Strickier George Erb Choate Joseph Nath Henry Helwick Joseph Knouse Byron Cunning- John Bergdoldt Peter Zink ham Frederick Weber Chandler Eggle- Gleason F Erb Thomas N Hutch- stone Joseph Helb inson Conrad Sauer MARILLA—38TH SUB-DISTRICT. (No. of names in box, 159—To be drawn 45.) Truman A Willis Andrew J Brooks Geo Jourdon Jacob Detrich Benj Foan Lloyd A Cook Wm J Beardsell Fayette Moore Patr'k Mead Austin Foares Rob't H Miller Sam'l A Willard David Cook Harlin Mose Thomas Morris Rob't Donovan Henry C Sargeant Albert J Parker Tomlinson Tom- Julius Bennett John P Marvin linson Andrew Fry Wm Blanchard James Pierce Henry C Black- Chas Sebert Michael Hide man Hugh J Beardsell Addison N Winch Fred'k Clarkson Darwin R Chees- Hiram M Black- John W Hatch bro man Edmond B Kenne- Frank Cheesbro Chas E Parker dy Andrew Tabor Albert H Hall John Smith Henry Lannes Allen Brown Hiram Pettingill Julius Parmley Henry W Durstin Geo Dabb NEWSTEAD—39TH SUB-DISTRICT. No. of names in box 279; No. drawn 80. Louis Davis Winslow H Town- Wesley Eckerson GeJohBenjFredericJeromWmPhilosThoArthuon s Barne MiddletonFre E StapletoStricklandBoyleLoftuGkDors Prat y Fin Carverstk n JohAbneJohDunnaJosepWSidneGe sendmonn nitD HrMhy n K A AlwardChasSwifWilkesoLoftus Pric BakeMcDunMarvint e BurlisoU r t nSpencer- Harriso MartiWJohOscanJohW Egbertm OnCn r Beman ClemennDowne CStagn NewmaE Amaden PerkinS Alle eDavi yt n n ss Ferdinand Avery Sherman M John- Roby Boyce James Harrington son George Pierce Austin DSmit h David L Eldrid Wm Davis, jr Benj Price Isaac Rockwell Addison T Saxton Eugene C Phillips Lorin P Swift Henry Cattermole Wm H Knight Lett S Rue Alex H Swift Michael Stales Benj F Beardsley L J McMullen Jas Skidmore Henry B Tarsell John Tyler Wilke- Perry Coughron Collins B Ranney son John Wilder, jr Henry W Jackson Edwin Hawkins Asa Hart Geo W Johnston John W Draper Henry Downy Reuben Thayer George H Drew Edwin Stimpson Wm S Downey Frank Swartz Chas Graves GeoHome r ButlerW m H Cottrell Wm Hiram Patrick Frank McDonel Thos Kirby Asher Wheeler Harvey Smith The towns of North Collins, Sardinia, Tonawanda, Wales and West Seneca, will be drafted to-day THE DRAFT.

The Draft was continued last Saturday at the usual hour. The Towns drafted were North Collins, Sardinia, Tonawanda, Wales and West Seneca, Mr. J. J. Picking, of North Collins, was selected to make the drawings. The result of the day's draft is as follows:— North Collins---40th District. No. of names in box, 128; No. drawn, 36: Clinton Parker Wm B Avery Sylvester Scott Wm Ansley Geo W Potter Chas Bartholomew Stephen WLawto n George J Metsker James A Call Julius Anthony Anthy Shenhofer Nichls Boardway Wm W Wood John Winter Sidney H Mosher Olden W Potter Elmore Stone Nathan Sisson Elisha H Lawton David P Hale Geo Hofman Henry Willett Alvin G WhitmoreNatha n F Starks Chris W Bangert Andw Benkelman Jerome N Part- Cary Sloan Alexander Hale rige George Metsker George Henne t John Keller Orrin Lewis Chas Rotfuss Jonathan Russell John Gint Sardinia---41st District. No. of names in box, 161; No. drawn, 45. James H Colwell Alfred Wood James Cateral Wm E Dresser Scott Woodworth Horatio S Simons Edwin Rice Robert Pierce Bradley S Pierce Robert Griffith Horace F Briggs Chauncy Wood- Sanford E Love- Patrick Hand worth land Reuben E Long Aziaz W Butler Henry Fattey Eli G Woodard Augustus C Edy Chas Spencer Reuben Alexander Columbus Wiley John J Bailey Geo W Orr Chas Wilose jr David Butler James Grossman Wm Park, jr James Bidder Christian Puff NathanE Wheeler Peter Huckleburg James BAndrews Daniel W Hop- Byron Childs George P Martin kins Wm H Pingry Seward Sears Chancey Stone Chancey Gearrield Thomas Morrow John H Collins John Hadley Volney Johnson Asa Tyler Tonawanda---42d District. (No. of names in Box, 228; No. drawn, 60.) Isadore Keller Adam Franle John Kleppler William Noeller Christian Snyder Ferdinand Erauss Patrick Dorhorthy John Maillot Frederick Smith Jacob Schwinger George Young Henry Lendell Henry Lawrence Daniel E Daharst Patrick Parate William Schime Peter Johnson Fred'k Cramer Chas D Edrick Henry Baest Fred'k Falks Jacob Zimmerman George Kibler Richard Jacobs Wm A Rowland Christian Eckhart Peter Billard Philip Ulrich Jas H DeGraft Alex C Leonard Henry Seip Steph O Hayward ___ Shineman Jonathan Quipp Henry C Driggs Edwin R Porter Alfred Little Robert Krebler LorenzoZimmer - Edward Walt Fred'k Fanner Albermant Fred'kBigelow Fink Cha Horaces Enschwinge Carneyr Josep h Wolf Leverett Barber Michael Beck John H Bedell Frank Tully James Clark Fred'kWagoner John Bacon James Hefrom Philip Fomer James Cramp Dwyght Taylor Fred'k A White MilesMcNef f Byron Rose Wales—43d District. (No. of names in box, 134; No. drawn, 39.) Oscar G Miller Cadwallader Stew- Charles Enzian Chas Carpenter art William Enos Herman Hall George Deal John Allen Nelson Carpenter Wm K Tabor Walter P Shaw Arby Shaw Marvin E Searles George Walker William Wright John Macbeth Nicholas Shang George Stephens Lafayette Hill Nelson Carpenter Irwin A Blair John Sturtevant Josiah G Lee John E Lill Robt E Stephens Lester Moores Alfred Robinson Edwin Moorse Richard Wood Benj E Wightman George Griffin Edwin Farrington Delos Ackley Henry Rich Chas Northrup William Blogget Clark Warner John McElvaine George C Mason West Seneca---34th District. (No. of names in box, 192; No. drawn, 57.) Henry Grotke John Wicks Louis Meth Conrad. Lenhard Dennison Wilson Paul Shaffer Rudolph Baghman NicholasReadin g Thos S Hinds John Mormah Ludwig Obelin Alexander Gibson Christian Ulrig Eugene Smith Martin Ruhlman Didrich Orson Henry Thomas William Fisher Fred'k Sutz William Clark John Kosof Edward Forsyth Oliver E Pierce August Millers Richard Murphy Christian King John Navgel Wm Allen Henry Satler Jas U Wernuntier Henry Schof HenryJohn LeonharYond d GeorgPetere IngleH Avert Johny Pete McConnellr Stefan HoneFritz yDinkhame Snyder r JacoDietricb Kuhnh Bran Georget Joh Gibsonn Bran t Henry Engler Frank Ham Fredk Hening Henry Leher Frederick Toeth Clemetz Overly John Smith William Strugh John Templeton WilliaThims Hubbconcludey Leonhars the dDraf Muket inl AugustuErie Countys Slende, ar Delofact swhic W hCol wee contemplatWm Folkeer with much satisfac- tion. The Town Meeting in Aurora. The town meeting, in reference to issuing the bonds of the town for an amount sufficient to pay $300 for each drafted man, to be used for the support of his family if he should go to the war, or for the purpose of hiring a substitute, or pay­ ing the exemption fee, was held on Monday, in pursuance of a call made by the Town Clerk.— The town Board, consisting of four Republicans and one Democrat, by a partisan vote refused to sit in an official capacity. The citizens present, on the plea of "military necessity," organized the meeting and appointed two of the Justices of the Peace to act as tellers. The polls were kept open all day, and 187 citizens voted on the propo­ sition, all but four depositing their ballots in favor of it. Those who opposed this measure, did not vote, although martial law had not been proclaimed in Aurora, and the polls were not guarded by bayonets. The understanding at the preliminary meet­ ing was that if the proposition to raise the money should be adopted by the town meeting, the citi­ zens should unite in a joint note or obligation on which the money could be raised, relying upon the legalizing of their action by the Legislature. After the expression of opinion at the informal town meeting, the obligation was drawn up, and twenty-five citizens signed it, nearly all of whom were democrats, the Republicans generally de- clining to carry out the original understanding. The number of men volunteering to become ob­ ligated for the amount not being sufficient, the project fell through and the plan was abandoned. There was no disposition to make a party ques­ tion of this matter on the part of the democrats, but the Administration men raised the cry of "Copperheads," and forced the issue as has been stated. These men were zealous in stating that the Administration wanted men and not money, and that the object of their movements was to em- barrass the Government. This being the case, every Republican drafted will, of course, go to the war. No one, not a "Copperhead," will in- sult the Administration by offering to procure his exemption with money. To be sure, the Administration says "give us men or money," leaving it entirely optional with the conscript; but this fact cannot be used by the "Blueskins" in extenuation of the crime of accepting the alternative offered. We learn that the young men of the town, almost without exception, supported the proposition to raise the money.