Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-05

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Henry Perkins, NJ d, of Newburyport.
Herman + Day idson, NJ d, Of Gloucester
Joseph Kttredge NJ D, of North Amdover
Kendall Flint, NJ D, o, HaverhiiI
ftfRSe@ Y iiHs1 b Of M d lt%n
FOR THE COUNTY OF FRANKLIN.
Edward Barron. -, OF orange.
Charles NJ Duncan, NJ ., OF s6elburne.
FOR THE COUNTY HAMPDEN.
Nathan Adams NJ D, of Springfield.
William & Brock, NJ d, Of Springfield
James II Waterman, NJ D. of Wesfeld.
II 5. Lucas, NJ D. of Chester Factories
FOR THE COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE.
Daniel Thompson, NJ ID, of Northampton
D y Miner, D, Of Ware.
Benjamin + Smith, NJ d, of Amherst.
1,st.,, :, FOB FOR THE c0UNIF OF MID9LESEx
massachusetts, Medical SOcicty.)
William Mason, NJ D. OF Charlestown.
hoTill Mym@n D g Of Ca CamGGTiass
Gilman Kimball. Nj d, of Lowell.
H isnr1 B AiiG@; p % Of Of f2 SsMion
Bunap, NJ d, of IIoliston.
II ) Warren, NJ d. of Waltham
illiam ingalls,, NJ ID, OF Winchester.
FOR The COUNTY OF sANruCKET.
Elisha sSR rs c 0 N 7a an S6fFolk
Appleton Howe, N D, Of Weymouth
Henry Bartlett. NJ u, OF RoXbury,
BENJAMIN Gushing, Nj ., Of Dorchester.
\ lie Baron M0nIOe, NJ u, OF Midway.
Harvey CIapp, NJ D, of Mreutnam.
Ebenezer burgess, NJ d, Of Dedham.
,o,n,oI F2 pd. THE c :, r. OF P, rLYM4ETH
Asa Miett, NJ ID, of North Bridgewater
RI 7 Fiske NJ D. OF bingham
FOR THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
Edward Reynolds NJ d, Of Boston
John Dial on: NJ d, of Boston.
Oliver Wendall Holmes, NJ D, of Boston.
George II Gay, NJ ID, OF Boston
EsYnd h AG0Pfr D; Of Gf H Boston
Samue q Howe, NJ D. of South Boston.
" \ Ihorn Sl /, N | D, Of f East Boston.
THE COUNTY WORCESTER.
Joseph Sargent, NJ D. of Worcester.
Alfred Hitchcock. NJ ID, of Fichburc.
Henry Clarke NJ d of Worcester.
JohnsG Netcalt NJ d, of MtndOn.
William d Peck. NJ D. OF Sterng
Allen Fay, NJ d, of Milford.
d Brown, NJ D, of Webster.
p Fske, NJ d, of Fiskedale.
Aud whereas it is possible to r ceiye and coiatc
the returns Of the militia enrolment appJrtion
among the municipalities of the commonwealth their
respective quotas of the militia requisiton 9OS0
men, in season to make and proper draft ac
cordng to law, so the third day of September;
to obtain from the officers Ol the United adequate
regulations for the master, adequate supply of
OF required from thls UonniUnveuth While for
more gradual massng OF tetroops such supplies will be
made ready from day to day;
and whereas tits believed that the people will
enabled distribute the honors and the hardshs OF
TINS call upon their PATRIOTISM voluntarily and without
draft;
1t is, there ore with the consent Of the department
Massachusetts,
Further ordered, that the aforesaid draft poned
until wednesday, the seventeenth day of September
ninc o clock before noon, when TIL will proceed
from da to day between the hours Of nine o'clock before
noon and five O'Clock afternoon, until it shall be
plished unless before said date the whole number of
militia required from this Commonwealth shall have
voluntarily offered themselves.
Detailed instructions to the commissioners appointed
TO aupelntend she draft, will forthwith be iSsuc.
Tue commissioner for each county will sit 10 hear
claims for exemption at least day each city
IN WlGn the probate COURTS held for that county.
BESIDES Aldls sessions III the city of Boston proper
Inc commissioned for Suffolk county will sit least
day each in south Boston East Boston, and Chelsea
=, fatteular assignment of the places where and the
will be published during the present week
Is Tue wsn Oh tHe go enot by all proper means, to
militia, and he therefore suggests:
l. That the people combine by or in other man
ner convenient to themselves recruit militia comma
mics OF l0 men EACH including otticers-tor which pur
pose enlistment rclls are furnished application al the
office OF the adjutaAt general
These rolls shall be returned to that office whenever
the signatures of sufficient numbers ofrecrnits compe.
tent Tor military duty shall have been thereto obtained
Wereupon special order viii issue in each All
election company officers, according to the militia
laws OF Massachusetts.
2 The desire to combine into regiments companies
raised from towns and eshborhoods contiguous to each
other VIII be respected far possible. For this pur
pose let combinations of ten companies presented all
Inly recruited and ready for re- mental organization
In order thus to present tul companies the utmost
vieor will be required in the recruitment throughout
the whole district from which it is desired that the teu
ment shall be formed for, in order effect the regimen
" IL VIII be necessary that each company
piete is company organ cation The field officers of
me regiment will then be chosen by the officers
,u thg re metal stan be appointed by the colonel
according to our militia laws.
In order to be that in the hurry Of rapid organ
izgtoh uigers shall be imposed upon companies by
prise or under an circumstances requiring reconsider
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positive certificates Of town author ties or other
si9le Gz' ms as to tier character and capacity.
=. Except in the cases OF dividing drafted men into
companies or assigning them to companies already
framed each citizen will select the corps he may prefer
uncontrolled by any other person and endcavur will be
nlde 10 respect these selections But IN all cases the
power Is reserved to the governor commander chief
o. tle militia, to coln3me companies into regiments
anu 70 attach, detach, disband companies according
as ms CONVICTION of duty to the public service may
qulre' However much he may desire to yield to the
wishes OF companies to be attached together, the com
him he
marching OF troops postponed, When qualification OF
such wishes may involve such delays.
me foregoing paragraphs Of this order are intended
70 apply to existing militia regiments and companies
well as to those hereafter be formed as in the
1t viii be remembered that ali things relating to
the organization Of mil tia for nine months service, the
governor is acting tn view to avoid any graft pos
sDe or SO lar as poss be and that by adapting use
81 the militia laws and by the exercising OF his powers
under them ne seeks to help the people accomplish
TINS end While assuming this responsibility he will be
ooged tuereore to assume also the responsibility of
rRldy exercising all powers given by those laws which
he NAV need to to prevent confusion DELAYS insut
conduct or error And he confidently appeals to the nm
failing patriot and generous fidelity OF the peonie 10
assist nm by their advice their tenance their sun
The governor reminds the militia that he is Obliged
10 rely upon the government OF the United States and
federal officers for all military supplies andhat he is mol
permitted u obtain them from independent sources hnt
az officers connected with these headquarters are earn
esty co-opecatng with the federal Iolcers TO procure
ana dlSth9ute these supplies with the least delay
s. Ihe definite assignment Of the exact quotas of the
towns ANA cities under the cali for gOSO militia deneds
upon computation which can be made only wien the
returns from all the cities aud towns shall have been
ON I'i'''' anu Will NC announced Immediately thereup
Whenever the three years and the nine months quo
tns from any town shall have been filled Inhabitants Of
such town may volunteer and credited as mart Of Inc
quotas OF other towns; but in still another draft
credits will be adjusted as to credit each town win
all Of us own inhabitants in the service
By oruer Of Ills EXcellency, JoHN A. ANDREW
governor and LOmmander.in-C thief
WILLIAM SClIOULER,