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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

ed for the drafted men 70 reach the rendezvous,
the com mandsnt ahnll,pFoooed 90 complete the
organic ition Of the compapiee aud regiments
proclaimine the nance Of the fegimental com
inipsIoped ofiic6rs, which shallb be designated In
'aocordanoe with the laws Of the respective
States, the number and grade beipg the same
as IN the vDlunteee service; and n case the laws
Of any State shall provide for an election Of Of
fcers, they shall be selected under the direction
Of one Of the commandants of the rendezvous,
and reported forthwith to the Governor Of fsuoh
State In order that they may be commissioned;
and the non commission officers may be ap-
pointed either befoEe or after muster, as the
Colonel of the regiment shall direct,
Eleventh. Asso0n agthe oihoers Of the COM
panies are designated, the muster rolls will be
made out under the direction OF the command
ant of the rendezvous, and the troops inspected
and mastering officers appointed for that pur-
pose. ,
TWelith. In States where enllstments have
been made BY municipalities and towns, instead
of counties, the Governors Of such States ase
authorized to apply the foregoing rules OF draft
to euch municipalities and toWna, instead Of
counties. rr1y.. .4h.H0H
Thirteenth Provost Msrshals will be sp-
pointed by the War Department. Ia the several
States on The nominations OF tho Governors
thereof, With such assistants as may be necessa-
~ to enforce the attendance Of all drafted per-
sons who shall fail to attend to such places OF
rendezvous
Four teentb, In case any Of the States shall
not, by the 18th day Of August, furnish Its quota
OF the additional three fundred thousand vol
uuteers called for by the President on the ID
day OF. July, 1862, all incomplete regiments
shall then be consolidated, under the direction
OF the Governors Of the respective Stltes; and
II an additional draft shall be made, as before
provided, sufficient to fll up such quota, the
number TO be drafted from each county OF the
State to be fixed by the Governor thereof
Fifteenth From and after the lS.h day Of
August no new regiments Of volunteers will be
organized, but the present bounty and advance
pay will continue TO be paid those volunteering
10 go into the old regiments.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
L. THOMAS,
A jatint General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

PAyuR. I'VE ere reqdested BY the committee
collecting tho volnntesr Fund to urge upon ouI
cltssns the pressing necessity for money. The
time Of the committee nov being devoted 10 an
other department Of their labors In endeavor.
Ing to save our county the disgrace Of draft
they aik the subscribers to come forward and
pay up--.hus relieving them from again can
vassing our city, collecting the amounts sub
scribed. ,-.-
We muat all lend a helping hand. Those
who don't volunteer must furnish the funds
There are many Of our citizens who have not
yetsubscsibed--W hope they will not try to clip
out under cover OF their more liberal and patti.
otto neighbors. The impending draft can be
avoided u our people will come up with their
money literally and promptly. We hope no
more appeals will be required. Let old Frank
lin be on the "Roll Of Honor" The subscrip-
tion book can be found with Mr.. w. @, DeshIer,
at the Clinton Bank
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oProba,e Cour,.

Items Of business transacted 10 the Probate
Court of Franklin county, Judge Albery. during
tue week ending Wednesday, August lS, 1862
Five marriage licsuasH were issued during the
week. -.-t.rroT rnfare2-aG
The following accounts we're fled for settle
ment: Eft' iE
The first account OIL Jesse KohD, Guardian Of
Peter Miller; the sixth account Of w. A. Nc.
Coy, Executor of Robert W. Mccoy; the final
account of Arthur o'Harrs. Administrators oi
Christian Barringer, and the final account Of
John Klroy, Administrator of John Kelly.
Horace Wilson was appointed Guardian Of
Charles Epge, deaf and dumb idiotio person
James M Woodruff was appointed Administers
tor Of John T. Bsughman, and Isaac Kslb, Guar.
dian of Martha Jane, Margaret R. and Jona'
than Ruse. cg79 f
Jonas G. Bagpall, native Of England, re.
ceivod his iOal certificate of naturalization
The sale of real estste by John Klroy, Ad
ministrstsr of John Kelly, was confirmed and
deed ordered.
John Mahon, imprisoned in the Jail on q
charge Of perjury. was discharged on hsbsa'
corpus, on the ground of iileSality 10 the papers
by virtue of which the commitment was made
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
An RdItOr DrOwnea.

A. McNEAL, Jr., editor Of the Coshocton
Democrat, was drowned in the TuscsFswas riv-
or, about three miles above CcshocloD, on the
5.h inst, while ont on fishing excursion. E.
w. HAwTHoRN, o merchant Of that place, vac
with him. They had Baded across the river
where the water vas not deep, but where the
current was very swiftI and Mr.. McNEAI, who
had not been we'll for several days, becoming
quite sick, concluded to recrcss the stream at
the came place, Wbiiss his companion remained
to Ash. The latter being ready to return,
sought Mr. McN. where be had agreed to wait,
but could not be found. Mr.. HAWTHORN then
went home, supposiOg Mr.. McN. had become
tired waiting, and had gone on ahesd But nos
finding him at home, Mr.. H. became alarm
ed, raised a small company a5d went back
to search for him. They did not succeed in
finding him that evening. The Dexl morning q
large number Of the people Of COshocton start
ed in search Of him. His body was finally
found more than half mile below where they
crossed the river. It is supposed that while un'
dertAkIDg to wade back. be became dizzy, when
the stroag current bore him down, and be was
drowned.
His funeral was attended on the evening Of
the 9Th, By large coneourse Of people bic
frieDds and neishbors. Mr McNEAL was 10
his 3Osh year, and left Joung vile and two
small children to mourn bis uutimely death
They have our sympathy in this their hear ol
bereavement and sfiic.ion.
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TO the Democracy OF franklin
. ~ 90 COnnlY.


Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday. August 22d,
1862, between the hours of three (3) and six t6)
o'clock, P. NJ, In the townships, and seven ~
and nine (9) O'Clock, P. M, in the wards at the
usual places of holding elections, except Nor
wIch township, which will be held at Hillisrd's
Station, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention to meet in the City Hall in
the city Of Columbus. on Saturday, August 23d,
a. 10 O'Clock. A. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting Of Clerk Of
the Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com.
missioner, IDnrmary Director, County Surveyor,
and appointing County Central Committee.
And at the same time and place, one Congress
sional delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following is the num-
ber Of delegates allotted to each ward and town
ship, based upon the vote cast for Governor in
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and an add.
tional delegate for each fraction Of twenty-five
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
From the n. z. Timss.1

Wesuggess the propriety Of calling on
Wendell Phillips 80 take the oath of allegiance,
If be assumes to lecture the Administration, to
denounce the Government, and TO H. IN judg.
ment onthe Generals Of she army In the ield,
we ought to know at least the ground which he
occupies and the point from which he critlcises
their conduct. II he does it ns loysl citizen
sworn to support the Constitution and the IN
ion--.hat is very we'll. But If he persists In
boastiDg, as be has done hitherto, that he Is moi
citizen--that he owes no allegiance to the
Constitution, and tha. he regards the Union as
en- sccursed league for the support Of slavery,
then his denunclations are simply those of an
outsider and an enemy, and We do not see how
1t will be easy to draw line Of distinction be-
tween his hostility to the Government and that
of any other rebel. Let him take the oath Of
allegiance. 70 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

A PRACTicAL SUGGESTION YRoM Gov. CURTIN -
Gov. Curtin has written strong and forcible
letter, urging upon the President and Secretary
Of the TresslFy the justice andpolicy Of appoint
ing the National tar collectors from among the
men who have served tse o,untIy In q military
capacity. The Governor tFuthiully says that
men can be found IN almost every county, town
and township In the State, who have lost their
health, Or have been wounded In battle. but are
perfectly competent to perfoi m the duties
pertaining toe positionpf this kind. sThis 10 .
move that should be indorsed BY every good
citizen, and it is to be hoped that Gov. Curtin
may succeed 10 pressing it upon those who
WELD the appointing power 10 Washington. IL
would be q just recognition Of the gallant ser.
vices of the brave men who have staked their
all 10 the support of the Constitution and the
Union; and besides that, Il would also prevent
the places from failing into the routine Of
political fsvoritism -Harisbusg PGtri0t and
Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

vatior. Gen. McCernand, who was on board
the ttain, called theattention Of Gen Logan
to the facb. who ordered them TO be taken G on
tho train and put, Outside Of his lines. Inc
most Of them belonged % known Unicn men "
this and adjoining counties. A halt dozen were
females, dressed, IN peri, In soldiers' clothes
and we're identified BY their giving their names
II the negroes Of rebels are 70 be conns-
Gated under the law, there 10 legal and proper
way Of accomplishing that object; but, II every
Aboliti0nist ln the army is TO be general con-
fscator Of every negro be can catch, tnen tnere
isuu law about the matter. And, in reference
to.olher property In the country that 10 necessary
for The army, there 10 legal way Of taking Il,
through proper ordera and men detailed tor me
execution Of those otders; but, II the policy is
to be, as these Abolidonists teach, for everybody
to eeiso and destroy whatever bis inclination
indicates, lie effects upon the army, upon the
people, and upon the Union cause, may readily
be imagined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

Tn DAILY oaIo sTATEsmAN is sent oy al
the early morning express and freight trains
and delivered to subscribsrs in adjacent toWn'
abOu. the same time 1t Is distributed In thil
CITY. This enables readers at distances from
the Capital Of Ohio to get the news Of the ds,
from slx to eish. hours before they can receive
IL IhrOuRh papers published elsewhere
News dealers and carriers In any of the towns
on Railroads centerIDg at Columbus will be sup
olied With the sTATEeMAN on as good terms as
any other paper. Clubs for the Daily will be
supolied at agents rates. Orders are solicited.
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Extrnct fron1 . soldler,s Letter

We make the following extract from letter
written by colder to the Chicago Tims', from
Jackson, Teuu., under date Of August Oh. The
views It presents are entertained BY nearly the
entire Federal army:
When the army fcrgets the object for which
Il was sent, In turning to Digger-stealing and
general plundering, Il will become dlsorgan-
ixed body Of men, aud make enemies of thous-
snds Of white men who are now lie friends, and
will thus inaugurste war OF terrors such as
the world has never yet seen. Not Q. day has
passed since have been 10 this country, but
The evidences OF this negroeteslng has been
palpable to ever; bOoy. The negroes are pieh ed
10 from Union men 90 ra adily as fF m those
who are regarded with suspicion. These efforts
have been so successful that they took bOldtr
shape yesterday. Some fhirty odd negroes had
been collected for several days outeide Of the
lines. on the south side Of the city, and, ss the
train for Colambus passed, they we're taken on
board. AS they came up 70 the depot, 20 CON
opiouousa crOed-such q motley groupof males,
fsmaIes, and ehildrsn---eould NOT evade ObssE.
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Campaign Statesman for 1862

The proprietOrs Of the oHo STA1EshAS WIZ
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
publication of matter designed TO promote tne
success of sound constitutional doctrines sno
crinciplss--And the overthrow OF Abolition
Reolblicanism at the ballot box
The price will be as follows:
Single copies, 80 cents
Clubs Of from to 25 copies, 25 cents each copy
Club of from 26 to SO :" 20
Clubs of 81 copies and over,
~ .ne address. %
The above price viii barely cover the COST
the object being to put the paper ct such 10"
sui 9 as to insure general circulation through
at the State.
County and Township Committees and Ciuos
SHOULD send in their orders by the l1th day Of
July, 1854 The cash must in ell cases accom-
pany the order.
Friends of constitutional liberty, go to Work
and give The Campaign StatesmaH vide Or
culAtion. Address,
-o MANYPENNY B MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesmsn.
Columbus, Ohio.
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1ho situation.

The battle between General PoPE's forces
and those Of "stODeWall" JACKSON, on the s'h
iust., took place about half way between Cul'
pepper Court House aud the RapidAn river, prob
ably on or very near the Orange and AleIsu
dria railroad. This point is little over eighty
miles from Richmond. by wsyOf Hanover Juno
tion and Gordonsville.
General BURxnDE, 90 the 6lh inst, was a.
Frsdsricksburg, about thirty miles due east from
she scene Of the battle. Fredericksburg IS sixtl
miles north from Richmond.
General MoCLELLAE 10 q abort distance be
low City Point, on the James river.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

p Capt. John g. Mitchell, Lieut.. w. L.
Patterson, Sergeant Msj,r w. R. Curry; Ser
geauts John oistott, o. P Barnes, W. W.Wil.
son. Chas. Maxwell, John G. Roney, and Geo.
R. Hooper; priVstes. +, L. Davis, 8 Ashley and
r. s. Ewing, the latter of whom has been act
ing as secretary to Brig Gen. W. 8. Smith,
have arrived in the city TO recruit for their reg
inent, the Ohio Third. Here is an opportunity
to volunteer in an old regiment that has won .
brilliant reputation. E1Iia
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
INptRMARY DIRECTOR.

EDITORS sBrATEaMAN'-Announce the name OF ORvILLE
CASE for nomination before the Democratic County Con-
vsntlon for Innrmary Director
July 30. MANY VorEks'
EDrroRs sTATrGMAN;-please announce b. NJ. ALDERI
as q candidate for Prosecuting Attorney OF Fnnkiln
county, subject to the Democratic nominating OoDven
tion, to be held August 23d, 1862
MANY DEMOCRATS.
W. W. Hrss's name will be presented to The Demo
cratic Convention for nomination for Prosecuting At
tomey. His nomination will suit
MANY DEMooRATs
We are authorized 10 announce O. W. wAuos sss
candidate for the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney Of ths
county subject to the decision Of the Iemeoraio nom
mating Convention.
PRoSEoUTING ATTORNEY.
MEssRs. EDlToRs--PIeaEe announce the name Of ].
MogufYEY as candidate for Proiecuting Attorney,
subject to the decision Of tho Democracy At their ooun
" Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
EDITORS ONO sTATE,MAs:-Plcase announce the name
Of MILTON Il. MAENss candidate for the of1oe Of Pros
esung Attorney Of franklin county, subject the Do
cisicn Of the Democratic Convention, and Obllge
July 80 MANY DEMOCRATS.
lsi- COUNTY cohMIssIoNER.
EDiToRs sTATISMAN:-Please announce the pane VI
JouN II. RARHART as suitable candidate for nomnS-
TIN by the Dsuocratic County Convention for IparnG
ry Director. Every Democrat In tho county Will agree
With voter that Mr.. Esihart is Jus. the for The
plate. DEMOCRAT
BplToBs ONO eTATElMAM--please announce EpwARD
LIVINGSTON as candidate for the Office OF County Com
pissIoner subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention, and obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDrToRs OF 1HR 0uro sTATIsakN:- Please announce
the nameof w. W. KiLr as a candidate for the oface
Of County commsloner subject to the decsion Of the
Democratic County Convention, and obIIgs
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDTTORS oT THE OHIO sTATEsMAS-Please announce
the off. BLRDEE as q candidate for nomination
for the Office Of County Commissioner, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention, and
eblIse HOST OF DEMOCRATIC.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

AT recruiting meeting 10 Western Ne"
York, last week, one Of theispsakers had been
urging the men to sign the roll and told the
women 70 hurry them up, when woman rose
ihtbs meeting and addressed ber husband thus
" "IaA, Iou knOW what yOu said before you came
hsre--shas you would enlist. II you done do
u, 70 straight home and take Of those breeehes'
and let me have them and win go myself -
This brought down the house, and brought "
LA, who became q volunteer.
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lProm the Cincinnati Commerciai.7
HurFah for Madison County.
LONDON, O., Angus, i

LONDON, O., August IL.
Eos. COM..-Msdlson county sends two full
companies TO Camp Chase to-day, besides one
full company last week. A fourth company IL
being organised which can be ready in few
days. Three times the quota assigned for Mad.
isOu, for the new regiments, has already been
ra!sed Including those in the field, more than
oue-third Of the actual militia force of the
county have volunteered.
Before the close of the present week Madl-
son county will have furnished her full quota
of the six hundred thousand embraced in the
tTo calls. The whole county seems to be in q
perfect blaze of excitement. The young mep
In and around London, with one or two excep.
tlons, have all enlisted Recruiting officers for
the old regiments arrived yesterday and will
commence NoTk to-day.
J. McQ.
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rheIr Welcome.

The following Is the way in which one Of
the Canada papers welcomes those who cross
over there to escspe beiDg drafted:
The call for 500 900 more men across the
line will be the means Of driving hundreds from
that country into Canada. We are Informed
that quite number have already made their
appearance 10 this and adjoining counties.
They have iguominiously lett their country 10
the hour Of her peril, 20 escape conscripsior--
three times three gFOans for the sneakng cow
arda Il. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

VAN AnSURGH's MEEAoERrE.-on Monday OF
next week this splendid exhibition of living
wild animals will be opened ia this city IL Is
to be shown at Marion to-day, and at Delaware
to-morfos. lie arrival here is looked for with
intsnse interest and curiosity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14
1mn nATIorAL PLAaF0Rm.
pnrposes ID ,he War.

- sI.,saf - nr VOTE NEARLY uHAhhops, rAs,sD ~
..Ssn~.ne rrsoLuTIoH, WHICH nnfaassm Thh von@ W
-. M .r,or IHp q THn TRur sTANpARD oy LotAHI.
h.t ne deplorable civil var na, oeen IoIsso
, ths country By the diaanioDlsts OF tne oeetneIn
s.s. noe no arms against the Conssi uuonai vovsIn
s ,nd n arms around the Capital; that In tns Na
sorsi emergency Congress- baniahlpg all ieenng ~ ~
.rre ua.sion and resentment viii recolect only ",
Srav e be whole country; sOdf 70 not odoeo
= fAsfr Dari IN anv spirt o. oppTesstoA, or Ior any
cs,rDoss Of conQuest or eub1uQdtioa or PtTpoes y
orryfAro,cino or Interfering tciA e rf0hn 81 ssao
Hshed tnsrtio1s Of Hoss States, oat @ aysna gna =
1aistrin IA suoreaGcv Of tAe Constitution; ana =
,Srs-rss ~ D.io sOii III tie dignity, equdsfy asa
siolfs 81 ls several Sat unfglpaSrcd dno Ma. ~
coon as hsss objects ars accomplished 40 '0o' 0"V"'
20 cedes." It
Us On this, our 1ti0n's 6irfhday, ,os dectare %
,,,. s,as ,Dho yS rs6sls a0ainst De oest nerssy y
ss,nkfnd fkaf fAis army . al enter tne OGpt.d. y
~ so.enIef CbnNsisrace that oar ma Qoye.s.
,sfos sI1 Orosaa and tbdf ths Ontont sohacA asone
"a, lasurs SatsrRdl peace and trternde see3rF "
sash Gdts must aad shdn Be preserved.
MP IAold sAat THE Government sras made on w
,Dkf6 Aosis 6y schte men, for ns ot'tFt oJ ae"''e
zas,1 and tAetr postsTsfy f0rever. .o,,n, "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

BALLou's MoNTBLY.-J. H. studer, Period
ioal Agent and Dealer on State street, few
doors east OF High street, has received Ballou'a
Dollar Monthly for September. This is the
cheapest magazine we know Of, considering the
variety and GmOnnt Of good reading it contains
Call at studer's and get copy Of the septem-
ber number. iA14
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

BLACK BEFORE WAlrr.--They give the ne
asoes precedence at the Boston Custom House,
"a doing business A captain recently presented
bis papers In regular turn, when up marched 9
.soolored gentleman" placed his papers on top
Of she white mans. and the Custom House Of.
nosr graciously attended to him first, and
Obliged Che white man to wait until cuffee was
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Arrests for DIscouFagIng EnIlSt-
menGe4

Under the suthority Of A. c. SANDS, United
States Marshal Of the Southern district Of Ohio,
four men, WIN. BowEE, Of Adams oOunty, and
VIZ. H. PALMER, JOHN GAINS and JETTERsoN
CoNNER, of jackson county, have been arrested
and lodged in Hamilton county jlii, on the
charge of discoursging enlis!ments. These ar
rests, It is said, have caused great excitement
in the places where they were made.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

TIE town Of Truro, Mass, had four soldiers
assigned to Il as its quota. They all enlisted
from one family, consisting of the parents and
four sons. They received bounty Of $S2s
eaoh-totAl Sl3OO-clnbbed the funds, and pur'
chased farm for the cold folks" whom they
leave in possession while they 60 to the war;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

ARREsT or On. OLps The report was cur
rent here yesterday that DR.. Edison b. olds, Of
Clrcleville, wac arrested on Tuesday night, on
q charge, it Is ssid, Of treason. We have NOT
heard the particulars Of the arrest, II It has
haan made -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-14

DAN RIor.--Th great pbIIosophic, patriotic
md humorous Snowman, Dan Rice, with his IN.
,qualed troupe and unrivailed exhibition OF
rained animals, will appear before the public
n this city this Thursday afternoon and even.
ng, on Seventh street between Broad and Ok
treets. Every bOOy will Of course go and see
he celebrated Dan and his wonderful comic
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TRe New IrIsh. h.AmoFicun Regiment
HEADQUARTERS 0HIo MILITIA,
ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE
COLuMBU,, o., Aug. llth, 1862

OULUWbV'i O'I mug AHVHI HNV-J
SPECIAL ORDERs No. 904.l
John o'Dowd, James Reynolds and james A
Cra W ford arc authorized 10 raise the 0ne Hun
dred aud Ninth Regiment o. v. l., to serve fol
three years or during the war, In the Unitet
States army, provided they report the regimen
full to maximum IN on the l6.h instant; and wher
raised, said O'Dawd will De appointed Colonel
ead Reynolds Lieutenant Colonel, and said
Crawford Major of said regiment. They will
Immediately designate the staff and company
fiicers for saId regiment. Camp Dennison
80 be ;be place of rendezvous for said regi
nItut.
By order. tt EE M
CHARLES W. HILL,
Aejutant General o.
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pItis stated that slI volunteers oVsr th'
number required 10 filth frat call for three
hundred thousand, will be credited on ;he dfaf
for the last call. Some localities. ii 10 said
will escsps she draft, while others, II ia feared
will nnk stn r