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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-16
ELHTON. AUGUST 10. 1862.
CeciiS Qu0tM.

The question CT all others most earn.
estly asked is, " Will Cecil be credited with
the volunteers she has furnished to swell
the national armies? Ignoring the hun.
drcds this patriotic little county-situated
on the confines Of the seething cauldron OF
sccession-has sent to the field i'm the early
days of volunteering, is she to have no credit
for the hundreds of her young men who are
daily ilocking to the army to fill the last
demand Of government upon the patriotism
Of her brave sons? While the counties
tha; are begged in the deep mire of seccs-
sion, and smothcred up with the stencil of
thousands Of negroes, have supplied scarce
q recruit to the Union armies, is Cecil,
which has furnished more than a thousand
volunteers, now that drafting is about to be
rcsortcd to, after having drained her pre-.
cious trcasures-hcr young men voluntarily
for the service without the slightest credit
for this priceless offering, be compelled to
have her sons-or rather the remnant lett
behiud-draited to help fill the quota of
those secession parts of the State where the
slaughter Of our brave soldiers has been re.
rcived with the rarc3t delight? in the
name Of common honesty and simple jus.
tice, We protest, as we'll as every man in the
county against such rank injustice. Cecil
asks nothing but simple justice. She had
given to the cause OF the country every
sixth or seventh man of her voting ropula.
ton before the last rcqnsiion for six hun,
dred thousand additional men. Their brave
spirits she freely gives rs an Offering to the
nation and its sacred cause; but the hun
1rcds that have enrolled their names as vol
untccrs since the last call for troops-Cccil
claims, and justly claims, shall he deducted
from her State quota that is to Gil the two
laat calls Of the President for six hundred
thousand mcu.
Will Governor Bradford prove himself n
man Of just deeds as well as brave words.
and not compel the brave sons of Cecil to
furnish blood ny which traitors in the seces
sion counties may he shielded from the
stroke Of war which they have been so as
siauous in flaming?
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Proclamation by the Governor.
ST NJ UF VI MY LAND,
Excel TivE DEPARTMENT,

August 18th. 1867.
The President of the United States having h, In.
Proclamation If 18th August, lAG2 called for draft d
three indlcd thousand Militia. to br civ mus
tered into the service of the United States. to serve m
nine months, unless sooner discharged and having di
rcced that general enrolment Of the militia of th,
state b" immediately made, with view to the draft o
her q'n'ta Of the whole number s required and nh.
Secretary g War having designated cight thousand five
nulred ana thirty'wo men as st,h rsiiuta nrcd 81
TINS statc now, therefore. that s,rh orders may he i'm
hlat.ly executed, and the said quota promptly furnish
20" the city " Baltimore and the several counties the
state have been divided int, Enrolment Districts and
an turolling officer for each. with authority enroll
tn" maine of every hdicd ninc ctarn in their
spectiNe districts, between tie ages "f eighteen and
fortyhrc years. and Colonel John A. j. Ceswc Of Cecil
county, Maryland has been appointed Assistant Siju-
tant dencrnl and Superintendent Of the EurollmriI-
When said enrolment s complete. Commissioner. who
Will In appointed for each county and the city Of att
more will strike from said enrolment scch may he
exempt from duty upon rn-s established by the Prcsi
dent IN that subject and from those remaining the
number designated aforesaid as the quota Of 'hc State
will he drawn by ballot.
All state officers required, and all other good e
zcns earnestly requested to facilitate by all proper
mcaps the operations of spd enrolling officers
By order oi the Governor,
WILLIAM b. II Ill.
Secretary Of state.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIE RESERVE RELIEF FUND Tile
fund which was raised by the Ladies' Unior
Relief Association Of Elkton, at their straw.
hcrr! festival, for the purpose Of having OH
hand. in case the Cecil volunteers were
wounded in the battle which was then antici
pated in front Of Richmond, has lain in the
hands of the treasurer of the society unused,
the mortality to the Cecil countyans in that
struggle of arms fortunately, not having
been great 1t has been suggested that the
reserve fund be applied to the use Of those
families of the volunteers who are in want
OF the necessaries of life There are several
cases IN the nelghborhood of Elkton, which,
call for tie charitable notice of the public,
aud we think the suggestion good one
viii the ladies Of the Association take the
matter into consideration?
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BOUNTY land.

FENlll. Heirs Of all Soldiers Nho lave volnn-
L. tcercG daring the present war for three
years ar during the war, aud hare died or
tr,r kiilcd While in the service, are entitled
." onr hnndred dollars Bounty Money. anti
.nch arrears Of the soldiers pay as may have
accrued to the date Of his death.
We will give prompt attention to the coll
lection Of all claims for Bounty Money, and
al-olhrr clailns against the United States
Government. Any information. given gra-
tnitons'y, and no charge made until the
ella i'm is settled.
Business sactrd by mail as we'll as in
IrrSon. JONES & EWING.
May VI, lt62-tf. Elkton, Nd
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GooEY's MAGAzTNE.-The September
number Of this magazine has been received.
The fashion plate contains FIVE nicely dres.
sed figures which will command the especial
attention of ladies'. /" Bringing the Old
Mare Home " is pretty design tastcfully
engraved, and " Contrition" is a plate of
domestic incident illustrating Il we'll written
and thrilling story. It's literary articles are
as varied and interesting as usual and in all
its departments, Cooley for September pre-
scnts a. varied and attractive an array of
good things as any former number. The
ladies cannot well dispense with it.
l.. a. Cooley, Philadelphia, Publisher :
Terns, s. 90 year.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court IN Equity.
for Cecil County. lhusrst II. 1867.
ORDERED. That the sale made bv !Al.x-
~ amber Evans. Trustee for the R.Af
Estate Of Samuel Jackson, deceased, he.
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to t,is.
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
eighteenth day Of October next provided y
copy OF this rider he inserted in some news
paper printed al Elkton once week for
one month. before fhc seventeenth day of
September next.
The Report states the amount of SAILS ia,
be So 70 W. U.RIcKETrS
True copy test, Clerk.
". II. RICKETTS,.
Aug lG 1862 lm Cl.rt.
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Cecil ANSWERING THE CALL,--Cct

Cecil ANSWERING THE CALL.-Cecil
volunteers have been leaving in squads daily
during the week for Baltimore, to join the
Maryland Regiments. Over two hundred
Of our citizens have volunteered and left to
join regiments now recruiting. the past week.
This is in addition TO numbers who have
gone into Pennsylvania and enlisted and
every day the volunteering is going on with
ont any apparent abatement. At this rate,
Cecil. in few days. will have in the service
more than her quota Of the entire six hun
dred thousand men. Is she to be allowed
no credit for the hundreds she is sending,
but be slill further drained by draft to help
make up The quota for the secession coun.
ties that have supplied the rebel army with
men and means? What response will our
patriotic Governor make to this devotion of
Cecil's gallant sons?
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PRoCLEDINGs OF TIE COUNTY CON-
MissloNERs. The Commissioners met on
Tuesday and adjourned on Wednesday, The
following is a synopsis Of the proceedings of
the Board:
On the petition of Nimrod Minner and
others, Mcssrs. David Scott Levi Hall and
William Armstrong were appointed Exami.
ncrs to view and determine the propricty of
locating public road, to commence on the
d" Dublin road " and run to the road from
the Telegraph road ~ toward Alex. Hills.
in the 4th. District
On the petition Of JAS. Barnes and others
Messrs. Levi Fl. Evans, Geo. p. Whitaker
and John ). Evcrist We're appointed Exami.
ners to view and determine the proprietv of
locating public road from near Constable's
gate to the Cosgrovc Mill road in the It'll
District
The Return Of Commissioners appointed
to locate private road for David Bcutz. in
the Sth District was confirmed in so far as
James Gilespie's interest is concerned
according to all agreement between him and
Bcutz, and as to the interest Of other parties
according to the Return of the Commission
crs.
During this meeting the Commissioners
had under consideration the subject of future
provision, by the county, TOR necessitous
cases OF families OF volunteers or militia of
the county. One method Of aseertaining
and furnishing the necessary particulars Of
such eases was particularly considered, viz
the appointment, in each District of the
county, Of Il committee OF citizens, through
whom oil applications for relief should be
made. Definite action was, however,
deferred, the subject heng of sufficient i'm
rortancs 10 demand further consideration.
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the commandant shall proceed to complete
the organization of the companies and regi-
rncnts by proclaiming the names Of tie rgi
mental commissioned officers, witch sail he
de> ignated in accordance with the laws of the
respective States. the nnmhrr aH1' eradr
being the SANE as in the volunteer service,
and in case The laws of any Snfc shall pro-
vide for an elect ion Of officers they shall bp
elected nndrr the direction of the comman-
dint OF the r'ndcxyons, and reported forth
with 20 the S,.ve-rlors Of srch States, in
order that they may be commissioned, and
the non.commissinnrd may be appointed
either before or after muster. as ;lIc cURJnes
of the regiment sh;-li decide.
MusTIR ROLLS.
II. As soon as ,he Officers Of the compan-
les and regiments are designated. the mnsrcr
roll shall he made out undrr the direction of
the commandant of the Rendezvous. and the
troops insIrc t,d and mustered into the = T.
vice Of the United States by the msrs,.ring
officer appointed for that purpose.
ENLIsrMENTs BY TOWNS.
II. In States where cnl1stmcnts have hrrn
made hr municipalities and towns, Instead of
counties. the Governors OF shch States are
authorized to apply the foregoing rules OF
draft to sncll municipalities and towns instead
"i counties.
PROVOST NAESii4LS.
Ffh. Provost mars!ials will be appointed
by the War Department in the vrral States
on the Nomination Of the Governors thereof
with such assistants ms may be- necessary to
| enforce the attendance of all drafted persons
who shall fail to attend at such places OF rem
drZvous.
CONSOLIDATION OF SKELETON REGIMENTS.
SirM. In case any State shall NOT, by the
10Th day of August, furnish its quota OF
additional 300 600 volunteers called for br
the President on the I'd day OF July, 1862.
unless ~ hcrwisc ordered. all incomplete rrg-
mens shall then be consolidated under tbs.
direction of the & rvtrnors OF the respective
States. and an add inna draft slia Il be- made,
as before provided. sufficient to i'll up sncli
quota tn" number to he drafted from each
county of the State to be fixed sy lie GOV.
crnor thereof
NO NEW VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS.
Strsnih. From and after the 18Th day Of
August, no new regiments Of Volunteers will
be organized bu: the premium, bounty, and
. advance pay viii continue to be paid to those
volunteering to 60 into the old regiments.
| BY order Of The Secretary of War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
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ESRsLtMEsr OF CoroRED CITIZENS ~
MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, Ang. 13.-Gov.
Andrew has issuedinstructions to the asses.
sors Of the State, making it their duty to
include colorcd citizens in the enrolment
of pcrsous subject to draft.
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FROM Port Deposit correspondent

FROM Port Deposit correspondent
of tho Ro,,;moro a,,a,;roo of wol,o.,..
"" Wv l" 81, rr ''"''''@""' VI "e""eS'"9'
we copy the following;
Jacob Tome. Esq. has advertised to give
$500 to ten recruits for Battery b. CAPTAIN
Snow, First Maryland Light Artillery. This
is commendable in Mr.. Tome. and shows
him to be a true patriot When these
recruits join the battery it will be in good
condition for active service again. 1t was
thinncd badly in the terrible fight at Malvern
Hill, and since that time some of the men
and officers have been sick, Lieutenant l.
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john Dunning. Of Chesapeake City, was
arrested on charge Of disloyal proceed
ings, on Wednesday last, by n. Alexander
Culinary, and conducted to Baltimore
where he was taken in charge by the mill
tary authorities and lodged in Fort Nc.
Henry.
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a NEW HOTEL IN ELKToN.-A new
hotel. on the corner of Bow street and Rail.
road Avenue. near the Depot, has been
commenced, and will be completed by
Christmas. Contractor, Mr.. p. G. Strick
land. Mr.. W. Penn Morgan is to be pro.
prietor of the new hotel
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Bounty APPROPRIATION. The d.
rectors of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, ut their
meeting on Friday, appropriated to the
bounty fund nine thousand dollars, as fol.
lows $4,000 to Pennsylvania. $4,000 to
Delaware, and 1900 to Maryland.
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Com oin.stion Cook stoves.

'INiilS Stove hys hccn in use over yaar and
L has earned for itself reputation unequallcd
hy any Stove in the market 1t has extra large
hue' together with very large oven. Thc oven
hang protected al different points by air chumber+
"h'eh rqua!izes the heat, and makes it perfect
hik'na oxen. For s,le by T. w. STAPLES.
'.Junef. ord door above Pert OEiec
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ffs~Mr. Edward Tatnall, of Wilmington.
Del, advcrtises the s! Wawasct Nurseries, -
containing great variety of fruit and orna-
mental frees, together with shrubbery, etc.
etc, in this week Wing.
ma-Onr entcrprising townsman, Mr.. j.
V. Rcardon, having got fitted up with every
facility for carrying on the Coach Manutac-
tuffag business presents his advertisement
to the public this week. surmountcd by the
cut o! a daslnttg carriage Mr.. Reardon is
prepared to furnish carriages of the ncatcst
styles and finest finish. Give him call, at
his new Carriage Mandatory in Elkton.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Samucl II. Black,
Of Pencader Hundred, Del, died very sud
denly on Friday afternoon Sth instant He
had gone ont fishing with some little boys,
and expired while sitting on the bank of the
snail stream. He was n school teacher.
and we believe about 40 years of age.
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WE publish to-day the Town Ordi-
nance in relation to the dogs. hogs, and
geese, which will be rigidly enforced afte,
Monday next.
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Donations FOR THE IosrITAL AT YonrREss
MoNRoE.--Mr Thompson. cash, ST 90; Mr..
Harvey. do, ST. 0O Mrs. Cashn, do, 50 cts !;
Mr.. Samuel Mcdonnell, do 50 cents Mr.
VIM. Casho, do, 80 cents Mrs. Emily Reed !,
% cents, l roll muslin. doz eggs James
Gracey, cash % cents Mrs. Frame, 20 cts;
Mrs. Jaqnett, % Mrs. Geo. Pcarcc. % cts;
Mrs. Heath, % ccnts Mrs. Wallace Davis,
% cents; Mrs. James Mahoney, 30 cents,
roll muslin; Mr.. VIM. Dean, 25 cents; Mr..
Scarborough, % cents Mrs. Mcdaniel, 10
cents. roll muslin; Mrs. Roberts, 10 cts;
Mrs. Board. % cents; Mrs. James Kimble,
% cents; Miss Amanda Kimble. 25 cents
Mrs. Kay, | roll muslin; Mrs. Samuel Nc
Daniel, shirts. ] sheet Mrs James Davis,
quantity Of feathers, roll maslin. dozen
biscuit; Miss Davis, bed tick Mrs. Lodore,
| roll muslin pillow tick; Mrs. Stcptor.
pillow, 20 biscnt; Mrs. VIM. Prarce ! roll
munlin; MIS-. Harlan. 2! dozen biscuit, roll
muslin Mis-. Standlsh. | roll muslin; Mrs
Ward. roll muslin. Private contributions.
Il. j. HISS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, August H. 1sG;

-, NJ DEFNETMENf9 NI.llsf 2. TSUZ,
Additional regulation for enrolment and draft # mill
tia: oRpEHSo, Sh. That in filling all rc,luisitios for
militia the quotas of the several States will BE- appor-
toned Ivy the Governor among the several ctnntes. and
when practicable aon, The subdivisions of crnties
that allowance shall he made to su counties aud sub
DIVISIONS for all volunteers tbcrctofrc furnished by
thrp ana mustered intp th" service of Me Emitted
States and whose stipulated Of scrticc shall not
have expired.
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New HorsE.-NIr. Jacob Scott is
building two story frame house on the
road from the old turnpike to the Newark
road. near Chestnut Hill, about three miles
from Elkton.
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HJ@Thc Baltimore Ncus Sheet Office was
taken possession Of on Thursday evening
last, by the police, ard the editors and pro.
prictors sent to Fort McHcnrv.
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MRS ITTT\IAN

MRS. ] .ETFNIAN
ID ESIECTFuIIY informs the Ladies Of
IA Elkton. and vicinity that she has
l"norcti her place OF bnsiness from her old
StA,d t" That lately occupied 10y Mr.. Willis
In''rr. Merchant Tailor, one door below DR..
ii. II. Mtrhelln Drug Store.
Having just received from the city 4 new
and si,lclIdid assortment uf
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SOLD FOR Coming INTO THE STATE

SOLD FOR COMING INTO THE STATE.
On Wednesday last. Dennis Foreman.
free negro, was sold at the Court House
door, to Mr.. Jacob Johnson, for S33. -, to
serve for term Of two years. Dennis was
convicted at the July term Of the Circuit
Court Of coming into this State from Penn
:ylvania, and sentenced to pay fine Of $50
and costs. or be sold as above stated
On Thursday morning the said Dennis,
was missing. having taken his departure on
Wednesday night, for parts unknown.
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Sprilg and Summer B0nne!s,

j iohons. Flowers. &c, &c, she invites her
1riehds 10 call and cxamin: her superior stock
ii Goods. which Keeps constantly full by
fresh supplies from 'lc city.
e ~ great variety always on land /
Ladies Spring Al i Summer Cloaks. Also, n
tnII assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, snc'
"s COLLARS, SLFEvEf, HAHnEERCuIEr>.
ltrrLlSCs, 1SsEETINCs, EpGIyGs, INFANT
Bonirs, and DRESSES DIMIrY BANDS. MAGIC
EtrrLEs. &c &c. Also, n good selection
At LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
a full assortment OF Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses of the latest styles. Various kinds
n DRESS TRAININGS OF latest styles !:
"UADS and TASSELS. A splendid asso,t-
III ut of LADIES' KIDD and Other Gloves.
y good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose !;
all colorS Of Skirt Braid, and Il variety OF
ether fancy articles Tor Ladies' Wear.
Ready Trimmed Bonncts always on
sand. from : 80 upwards.
All" which will be sold at city prices. I'm
.'rtrr ie keep NJ with the fashions. new sup
/ lies arr received every week from the city
Mar -, l3UI.
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oN.-The Saba h School

= CELEBRArIoN.-Th Saba Ii School
at Union Church. will hold a celebration in
the woods of William T. Miller, on Thurs.
day, the 2sth of August, to meet at u
o'clock. Addresses from able ministers
are expected. Refreshments will be sold
on the ground for the benefit of the school.
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CARD.
IL entire stock Of
stoves. YfM.WArc and TonI.

respectfully solicit share OF the liberal
patronage here t,dotc bestowed upon him
h.G'l c""fdcnt that the wants Of customers
~ he attended 10, and tile business con
Quoted Ill prompt and satisfactory manner.
81 EDWARD W. STAPLES.
Llktaf, M. y" tr:gZ
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WATERMELoNs have made their APP
pearance in our market, and arc selling at
"a II, and - cest..
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l5, The r,st-0nire chang..notcs are being pr,nfnd
ana VIII he about the lat Of september ], is decided t.,
issue hye ten twenty-five and hftS.cent n.tes only
lheS VIII I've delivered II the public IN sheets,
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Great Rush to T. Drcnncn's
LN2R CHEAP MUSLINS, selling at less than
i city Prices
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sheet II j-cont mott will be FL
4 sheet q l0cent notes will lie
sheet If 2Scent notes win he
A sheet of 50csnt notes will he 4
hs' Aft not to he usel in PREF a,rs hotter, but the
VIII he fcs.ir"d .hcn pr, sent.d 10 meg Vt p,
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TO the Owners OF Hogs, Geese
and Dogs. in EIktOn.

TNllE attention Of the citizens Of Elkton iy
i invited to the following Town Ordinances
which will be rigi,lly enforced on and sfirr
Monday next, the 18th inst
ENOCH CROUCH.
AHr 1f 1862 Tnwn R,;l;E
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COUNTY srPERlSTryDryrs,

,. The Governors OF the several States
shall appoint commissioner for each county
OF their Respective States, whose duty it Shall
he to snpcrmtrnd the drafting and hear and
determine excuses Of persons claiming to. be
exempt from military duty. Such commits
si"hci shall receive compensation Of four
dollars per diem for each day he may be
actually employed in the discharge OF his
duties AS such commissioner.
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SUBSTITUTES.
Z, Any person so drafted may Offer a sub.
sltute at the inc OF the rendezvous of the
drafted militia force, and such substitute, IL
he shall be an able bodied man, between the
ages Of IL and ID years, and shall consent in
writing, with the consent of his parent or
guardian, if minor, to subject himself to all
the duties and obligations to which his prin-
cipal would have been subject had he per-
sonaly served, shall be accepted in lieu OF
such pl incipal.
ASSEMBLING AFTER THE DRAFT.
8. The persons thus drafted shall assemble
at tho county seat of their respective counties
within ffre days after the time of draft ing.
whence transportation will be furnish, q them
by the Governors oftbe several States to the
place of rendezvous.
ORGANIZATION OF TUE DRAFT.
o. AS soon as the draft has tcen made and
the names marked on the cnro flmcnt list, the
commissioners viii send copy of the draft to
the commandant of the rendezvous, and
another copy Of the same to the Adjutant
General of The State, who will immediately
organize the drafted men into companies and
regiments Of infantry, by assigning lOl men
to each company. and ten companies to each
regiment, and send copy Of the organ ization
10 The commandment of the rendezvous.
REefMENTAL OFFICERS.
10. At The expiration Of the time allowed
for the dl dilcd lucn to reach the rendezvous,