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THE DRAFT FOR TROOPS.
-. s>-..,,~y S->->-y~-.-
General Hsse:isRs for gcniaetine the Draft
in the State Of New Yara.
special Regulations for the Cities Of
New Work and Brooklyn.
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LIST OF PERS ONS EXEMPTED.
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The Rendezvous for the Drafted
.s Ml;litia Forces,
&c. &C., &c.
Additional Regulations in Regard TO
.... Draffiaas.

AWHSHVWWH IIGSuEHNOrks III NcwAiW 10
sW@N4 Drafting.
WAsHlv;ToE, August H. 1861.
the following regulations the enrolment
eeA draft Of the militia iss ucd 10 day
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Aag. IA, 1862.
Ordered, Eigahl,at IN hlng all reqnsitions FOR nii
IN the quotas OF the several states viii be apporoncd by
me Governors among the several countios, and where
practicable among the sub divisions counties that
allowance shall be made such counties and subdiyi-
sons Of counties for all volunteers heretofore furnished
oy them and mustered ino the service of the United
States, and whose stipulated term Of service shall not
have expired
EDWIN NJ. STANrNN sccre:alY Of War
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The Pennsylvania Troops.

HArR,sHrgG, august IA 1862.
Gov. Ccrins mission to Washington las proved eI.
tircly sacee-.a as the additional regulation ord,r
(cghtl) for ,nc cnrolncn, and 1raft Of militia which
has just beer .cs lived. viii show,
Gen Wool and ecyeralssf his aids here, rendering
valuable ASSISTANCE IN the ornat.5n Of regiments One
regiment laiycs Lancaster tomorrow iarning, fnliy
armed oluprcd for the seat of war. Several oher
regimen Is also here tomorrow and from present
appearances Pennsylvania VIII have fifteen regiments IN
the iieli ilhin week Others rapidly forming.
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The Thirty-thiid Massn chusetts Kcsi-
nicnf.
Bosfoy, August IL 1867
The Thirty third regiment Colonel Mgg, VIII leave Tor
the sea, OF war ,b!s morning with full ran,.t,.
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the cxigencies Of draft and communication bas been
addressed Governor Olden relative 10 The same The
correspondence rgard the saiac Is as follows
ORANGE, Augns. IL, 1862
70 His Rycesency CaAaEs .. OtDEs. Governor Of New
Jersey
sIRIbe War Committee Of Orange hopeful tha the
g0ota town, both calls OF the government inr
mon by the patriotism of the masses ana q nnegEi
bounty, be made iip oi volunteers. Iut, pouamg ihe
effort 10 aGcomgish this result, many o M citzehs
would like To have this question answered As
snmng the quota Ut the town on the call ol y e ~
dred thousand volunteers 10 be Forty twoi
Orange viii contribute at once elghty-fur yol 3.
Will that FREQ tho town from participating IN drat. II
one is rcsorted tor
If the ccmmltec could give their fellow citizens The
assarance ttat the Number oi men nos c1ntrbnhd
would tho credit of tho 9TH calls u inc
government IL would have beneficial effect; and the
tact becoming gene ally &noxn would arouse the mort
II there DO such III he Stateas showing that earh town
il expected 10 do It's share IN tho good wsrk IN h1nd
The committee do not wish 10 bc understood as limiting
Their eXetss 10 the ra,sng Of a. on number OF lien
Their goal Is the supremacy Of tie constitution OF the
pntea Slics; short 81 tat they ask 80 respite ana 10
that end lhey will be found reldy 60 further ne
efforts Gf y,ur r-scelieucy.
hayc he honos to be ESccliencys most cbedlcnt
servaDI, \. J. AIltRN.
GOVERNOR olDEN's REPlY.
Srsfk ~ NEW JE4.EY, EsEcigI,s DspAhThhNl,
trenton, August i, 1862
8 !. AnrRN, ESQ
SIR 4 unable al present % answer, detail. TO
the acds orersnd of raising the " militia" in particular
localities
II il properly he done wonld prefer accept the
quota Of localities Vol ntee rather ttn by dra !. A.
az properly understand from the MaT Department
the extent Of my the matter, sa settle the
details and publish orders IN evory county making known
the particulars. Your cbedient scrvt,nt,
CHARLES =. Oi.DrN
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The One Hundred and Sixth Regiment.

UGI fNsh,N0, August II. IbHI.
The Seventeenth Senatorial District regiment (ihc
1oeth) has upwards OF 100 in camp to-day, and
the men already enlisted Will MI tho ranks to ZOO They
will be in camp saturday.
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Military Movements in View York and
vicinity.

THos HILTHoUsE, Adjutaut General
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Regulations for the Enroiment ans
Draft of the Militia.

GENERAL ORDERS So. -
GESERAL H.ADQu ALTERS STAre or NEW YoRK1
ApJuTANT GENERALS oFYhcE
Albany, August ID, 1862.
The following portions Of General Order No. 90 of th
War Department, relating TO enrolment and draf
u the militia, are hereby adopted and promulgated
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 80.
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WISTkH AHHA.oEn - "s' E"T'
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
E a ILs IA O a ID.

Ga and after MONDAY, NOV. IS, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PAlLApEL-
For Baltimore, at $50 a. N SIS q M 1855 =. m
tExprees J and 1850 p. m.
For Chester, at s,lSa IN ll'as a NJ, sib and 10 90
For wilmington, at $50 a. m, Sis a. M, II as ..
For New Castle, at SIS a. m. aud 3Abp.m
For Dover, ut $40 y. ~. and ai5 y. Id
For Milford, st S.l5 IN.
For salisbury, at lbA m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $40 n M. (ExPres) l05 p
m (fxpress) $40 and y NJ iExprea
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diate stations, at los p. IN.
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ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
At3sO n m and 1850 r. m from rhiladaphia 10
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Al irom Baltimore TO Philadelphia.
The s 30 ~ m. Train from Philadelphia 10 Balti,
'''' "'' ~ s. IT. FELTON,,
jan2-il President.
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Il .. FALL RIVER.

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DEksIOs uESIch. JurE o, 1891.

L 10 All WHOs n MAY CUSGkRk
Application having been made under the act OF 2ad
juno lsbv the reissue OF the land Warrants de
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| 1892. ..
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" FOR THE EST, ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Os AND ATrER DEcEnsLs ., 1881,
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S;e% Ss.%os'' = street KIN sss ' i.'s' station
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Road. ...,f.,,,
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Phiadely }a he feels himself fully oompe Rut 10 dis
charge his duty In every oase wbch mnyp ipreeented
to his care. .., ...
Dr. l.. has secured the right to use the .wl improve
ment psta.,ta by DIS. A. n j. u say, Of Phil.
sdephia, kr astenipg artificial teeth gold, silver
or patfna plat es, which precludee the possibility ol
saliva fofei xn materials eecretinR etween them,
at the came th ne rendering the oper on more firm,
NATURAL andt more utility TO the silent, dspens-
ing with the ordinary modes of fast sning BY fivet
ing soldert x, which ss often caus the springne
Of plates and consequently An imp rfect adaptation
70 the mouth
He would espeofuliy invite theI subc to his once
to examine lis Improvement. 10 10 90 Ia TO be ooa.
vntSd Of m superiority over all ethods heretofore
used:
The deut1 profession IA Also Avited TO call and
exam me it ieri1 and utility.
Also dentists can be furnished with teeth OF oil
kinds ~ iss price Than they IN be bought else
where. nov eff
The national Republican., 1862-04-16

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