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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

We may form some conf ectnre Of the ey-
trauriInary character this way is about 10
uss.IEc, from Linc1lns late emancipation
proclamation and he enactmCEl5 or the
universal cOntsanti0n of priNHic property.
After tie I'D ult.. all The people OF New
Urianns we're notified tina, their property
would he c0n!scatcd unless ihey took the
oath o. nleginuce 10 support the Lincoln
government, and unless they took The oath,
lncy wore also required to leave the city
We may expect the sane policy 10 he pur-
sued in every city which falls into their
ha,is.---l'eSc&.
Commodore Ronshaw, the present Gov
error Of Galveston, is reported to have SAID
to Que OF the citizens that he I'D not desire
TO take anv negroes. lie didn't want them,
and was not an ahoitonist any way but
that lis orders required him to take all that
would come to him. licprelerru, so far as
he WAS concerned THAT every negro On the
island should be removed oil ont OF his
reach 1t is said that lie gives the rHna-
ways that 90 to him full allowance Of hard
work AID half yatiopS OF food. The CommO-
dorc is certainly very considCra,e, if We
may believe the report Telegraph.
We see it stated that man wanting lea
Their to make some shoes Cor his SOFAS in the
army and knowing 10 other way TO get 1t,
he took some hides and got The lair Cd BY
putting them IN ashes and wafer lie then
boiled some oak bark and pqt the hides in
the dccoclon while il was milk warm
This soon made good, soft and plant leath-
err. of which he had the shoes made at once.
Let this plan be tried, it will cost but very
little trCnblc.-NepS.
By order Of Gen. Hebcrt martial law is
repealed throughout the State. The occu-
patton Of Provost Mnrshals is gone. and
they win once more ahorn. the walks of
civil lifel IL is proper 10 state however,
in this connection, that, the order in rela-
ton to the expectation Of Cotton to Mexico.
recently issued by Gen. Bee, will be carried
outs. a. HerGid.
A report got started in town few days
ago, that $500 Lincolnites from New Next
co were marching into Texas, having go t
this side of Fort Davis 1t is hardly nee
assary to say that TIE report had no found
alton. The truth is, the Fcderals have rs
much as they can DO to qnell the insurrec-
tons in New Mexico.-S. A. Herald.
Both Houses of the Confederate States
Congress adjourned sine die, on the 18th
Oct, at 5P. N.
A Northern dispatch says that Gen. G..
W. Morgan, with mis- whole force, from
Cumberland Gap, has reached the Ohio Riv-
er opposite Portsmouth, Ohio.
The Federal commander, Preblc, Of the
blockading forces off Mobile, has been dis
missed from the service for allowing the
Confederate gunboat Oyieta, to pass into
that harbOr.
Many arrests of officers Of tho Northern
army have been made since Lincoln's free
negro PROCLAMATION; they declaring they
did not Join the army to hghi for the rig
gers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

Iragg's depots being meraeed, he AT once
Withdrew hls army 10 protect lhem. r.
The enemy, under tag OF euce for per-
mission 10 bury. their dead, appeared NJ
daylight next morning. b'l by afternoon
not even Yankee surgeon was on the field,
and theig wounded vereall left On the field,
Our wounded were removed on the night
81 the batke. Gen. Polk had marrow es-
cape. Al dusk he lett his staff snd rode 10
stop u fire, as he thought, of u Confederate
regiment on our troops. lie seized the Cob
by the shoulder, aud demanded-"Why do
YOU fire on our iriends?' The Colonel re-
Piled that he did not know he was doing
so.--"who are yo1yp asked Gen. Polk. 81
nm Colonel of the Sd Indiana" lie replied.
Gen. Polk again spoke TO him roughly,
and ordered him TO cease iiringi and before
the Yankees found out who lac was, put
spurs TO hishorse aud got away.
Gen. Bragg says he has goo the best
troops in the world. Two ihOasand Ken
tuckians have received arms. More are
organizing.
Gen. Mcclure, army agent, has arrived,
and opened the list OF those known 10 be
killed. They are Lieut.. Col. Patterson,
LIST Tenn; Lieut.. Col. Evens, Texas Ran
gers; Major W. Price Commissary; Capt.
Cartwright, Ga; VIM. $. May, of Gen
ClaiborRe's sIah.
We take the following dispatches from
the Yicksburg WLigo the I'D
FRLDEEIcRsBuRG, iAs Oct. ,9,-Northera
dates received here say The Democrats have
carried pennsy lvania, Ohio and indiana'---
The Republicans have carrid lowe. In Penn
sYlvnula, IL Democrats and Republicans
elected. In Ohio II Democrats nnd . Re
puq licans haze been eleclcd, with distric's
moi heard from. Last Congress there we're
Il Republicans and s Democrats. Ia lndi-
ana { Democrats and 3 Republicans. Last
Congl cSs y Republicans and 3 Democrats.
In iowa all Republicans elected TO Congress.
The Sale ticket has gone Republican by
10000 majority. Democratic majority on
STATE ticket in Pennsy lyania 1900; in Ohio
5000; in lntiana 1850. In Indiana Col
fax, Dunn and Julien were defeated. IN
Ohio, Gullcy, (Repaiiican,) Penileton and
Cox reelected. In Pennsylvania, Crow,
Spcaker) defeated; Thad Stevens re-eiec-
ted.
Gen. Hancock occupied Charleston on
Thursday evening. After an artillery duel
OF iva hours, our pickles retired 10 The hi!
This side. The enemy lost nnc killed and :
wounded We lost Capt. smith, cftEe Rich
mond Artill ry, and eight wounded. Two
hundred OF our AnticiGm wouL ded were
captured. Mcclellan spent Thursday nigh;
AT Charleston hui ret armed to Washington
Nothing satisfactory from Kentucky NJ
victory clnlmed They say bragg is leuY'
ing the State, and that the Fcdcrals have
occupied Lexington. :
A rchci force stopped The steamer Haze
Deli, AT Caseyvllc, uu the Obo river, IAN
inst, and took the nails, negroes and a
quantity OF goods.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

sas- Col fle,ctsp $. stoeslale' Of this
State, waehed Houston recently, Gu route
FROM Little Rock, Ark, to san Antonio, for
the purpose Of taking the necessary steps
to procure clothing for our iroopsin Arhan-
sas. Col. s. Is on The staff Of Gen. Holmes,
whose headquarters ure at Lietle Rock. lie
says that he General is remarkably popu-
lar with the army, is plain and unosienta-
iious in his manners, aud attentive TO the
wants Of the troops, with whom he often
mlngles,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
THE STATE OF TEN AS, !
DALLAS l'uIjETY.

Nm obedience to q special Proclamation az
n His Excc!lency, the yerpor, and by
the authority in me vested by law. |, j. Nj.
Patterson, Chief Justice i'll and for tho
aforesaid county ana STATE, do hereby order
and direct that an election b. held in thn
several precincts in this county nj the pla-
ccs designated by the County Court, on
Monday, the Sd day of Nov mter, a. L.
lcG2, for thu purpose OF eiectlng one Dis
trict Attorney for the 10th judicial District,
to fill the vacancy occasioned BY the rcsig-
nation of AMI Bradshaw. Also, at thu,
same time and place, one County Commits
s,oner tor Dallas eoCIty, and such od.cerA
in each precinct known to be vacant.
Given uM,.er my hand and tho
SEAL seal OF the County Court, this ItA
SON)day OF October, lo62.
J. NJ. PATTERSON,
dG:4t. Chief Justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
The following items arc from the vicks-

The following Items are from the 'icRs-
burg Wing of the 22d;
1t is stated that Gen. WIN. o. Butler, the
candidate for Vice Presid, n on the Cass
ticket in 1919, has taken sides with the
COh,ederates in Kentucky.
The capture of the steamer Sunbeam from
Liverpool, laden with powder and arms for
the Confederate Slates, is anpounced in the
Northern papcfs. She was taken oil New
Inlet, y. g., un the 9Th September, by the
steamer State of Georgia.
The Democracy, who propose whipping
US cousli,utionally, seem 10 bc carrying
many oi tho Northern States, Judging from
the tenor of our dispatches. some of our
people are OF the opinion this Will be OF
great benefit 10 us. Congress meets again
on the first Monday in December, and the
new members do not go into Office until ihe
4th Of March next, 50 they cannot 10 any
ihiug before December, lSUv, over twelve
months hence.
PEAcX.--Ihe Northern papers are discus
sing the prCspectsOl peace. The Now ! ork
Herald and Lvcning Post think Ihe war
will end by Christmas, and Washington
correspondent u! the New York World says
that u leading general III army Of the
Potomac, one who is notod iorsayingycry lit
tie and that liute very reliable, sad that lac
should not be surprised if the war was yir-
tu,.ily terminated before We celebrated am
other Christmas.
At last accounts from Gen. Lees head
Quarters, the main body of our forces had
moved forward lrom bunker Bill in,ilie Vi
entity of Martpsbulg. Tie Yankees, en-
sept the force behind the entrenchments at
lIalpers Ferry, stll! remained quiet and
without indication of movement. on the
Northern bank OF tie Potomac. rtMas re-
ported ann believed at Winchester, that
Mcclellan troops were so utterly demon
allied, lie feared to attempt any movement,
either advance OF reirogade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
SPRAYED

ISRoM the herd of horses being taken to Capt VIII
4 sons Company, (Co,, Sui Ross ReSmeni,l on
tho night of the 18Th September, 1T Turner'S Point.
Kaufman county, two IRON GRAY HOESES'-one
raudrd with figure 9, years old last spring, aooUs
Ii hands high The other is u natural PAGER, n,
brands r,coiieetsd about 10 hands high, years old
LIST Spring
The above are soldiers horses, and were on their
way to join the regiment, and stsmpedei NJ 'hehbo'e
plnce will give $50 reward for the drYcry,ci the
orses to NO. or such iiltor nation will cneb !c me
10 get them. JOS. hRlTioh, Da.!"s' lex;
d. Ii -4e.Dix
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
sTsgAEED

ENRON Mil Creek, Bowie county, Texas one Dh Mn
4 DROWN HORSE, blaze in The flce, right hinh
foot white, badly saddle marked, about years OLD
and Ii hands high. He is u very lengthy horss
droops little at The wealerS. carrie, Il III head,
.nd walks and PAGES under the saddle. Sad horso
was snapped Tor in Dallas, last Jan3 ~" year ago
by u young man of the name Of VIM. Hood, b"ons-
Ing 70 Grecr's regiment. The lasl heard nt him hs
va, coming in the direction of Dallas. Any person
delivering said horse, giving information 1" rav:d
X Phillips, 1T y. W. Bartun'a, VII ch will ad . his
recovery, will DO well rewarded for both il"ne and
expense. D. l. tILLIeFiE
Oct % lSG2--!s:2w"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
CHIEF COLLrcroa's OFFICE,

1@ha, ScpUhHT i"H, i"p-'
1. All persons desirOHs OF C0'~
1ecting the wax Ti.A i"r 1SS'S,
viii make written application to this Oho,
prior TO November LIST, 1867, furn shing ret-
creuce. pelinquent Collectors need not APP
ply. 49,
raj Government for tie Wac
TaX lor 1864, can be redeemed, glthc'
at this ohec, or, ct the office OF the Collec'
tor Of the District in which The properly
was sold.
II. Mutilated Comic d @ rate
Treasury Notes will be exchanged
for sound ones ut this Office.
GEORGE J. DURHAM,
464v Chief Collector.
The Houston Telegraph, Dallas Herald
and San Antonio Herald, will insert ones
n week for four weeks and send bill TO tie
Chief Collectors Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

ley-The yicksburg Wing says that Gems.
Van Dorm aud Lowell have been ordered 10
report al Richmond. Gen. Pemberton has
been appointed to the cOpmnnd of the array
at Holly Springs, until Gen. johnson can
take command.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

FIRE Al iiousToN.--A serious fire occur
red at Houston on the morning Of the 10Th
consuming number of buildings on Main
.'trcet, among which were the Masonic Hall,
thc Presbyterian and Baptist Churches
Tic Telegraph says that most Of the fnfni-
cure Of the buildings was saved rs well Ms
the records of Holland Lodge and wash
jngton Chapter The buildings were to.
tai loss and without Insurance. Loss esti-
,udtcd at $4,000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
LATER FROM THE GATTLES IN KENTUCKY
ssga: VICTORIES C0SESRSfE3Es.

D
we """ ''o lot'o"i COMM h'''o'S news
III the Telegraph Of the 18th, taken from
the News.
I,,.pr,cr not I-b All isu,carIoin-
mi, ,,In,r Ihol;cva rLc y.ri;cc. .,,p
ls.yinr Nashville In nddjtion to ms
nm e,iistioi .o,oatliuo i. roipe. IN
;n,,n.s r,u,p Con brs@,s or,uy ia our
,,.;n',,is !, yn.byiiIn ,rSI S,u.f,,"BeiI ,,v
49,, E,,IIs ,,,p,, is ,h. ,yn,,st sL;nn,J nn,;
,,,o,, l,a,II...nt ~ .,.,,,, At ,l,a ,g,r Thrrr
',.o jn,I, hur we I'yr vc,, rIn,,i,i,a
,.;,',,... ,r,c v,,,;mnre ,,nr.,.nn of T,,..-
j,,, ,;o,fn,, ,Ln lltI rrnn,,s ou ,Jyorr.
~" ,,.',a,n ,,,iI -, %,,r N,,l. i. liza
| 1,,r,, ~, a,,,.,,;,,(, r.;,o ,oin,, 10.
1,'a ,,,, r,,,.,', T,l,,,, T,,, 0.Nol,o,
.l.,. ,L,, ,,;,f, ,rord LaI 49,, ~ Nv,
v VA" ~ 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
T,OOMs AND WEAVING.

yyyuE undersigned being practical Wes-
YER and having been employed in ths
Manufactures at Lyons, France, ia soy
building looms, with thefying shuttle which
he offers to the public. lie will also weavs
cloth, blankets, &c, at - cts. per yard te'
single width and SO cts. for double wid'"-
All orders promptly and faithfully exeea~
ted. Will also purchase all the yarn that
NAV offer. u. FEMELAT.
Dallas, Te1as, Oct IL lsG2---6ZGo-S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

nsf1@Thc Sherman Journal has letter
from John c. Gooch to Mrs. Ieerer, stating
tia; Col. ". Iccper, Indian Agent at the
wichita Agency, was murdered by - band
81 indians, on the night Of the 23d ult. The
indians hurst open lie door Of the Colonel
house and shot him while asleep. They
t. On burned the agency buildings. Tie
1etcr further adds that the parry was sup
posed to be Northern Indians, and that the
settlers were all leaving the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

g'rF-A private letter received in thi~ Uiaco
gives the following list of killed, wounded
and missing in Capt Kclly's compan. ,r m
Tarrant county, Sims old regiment, #. 6 .
battle of Cornth on the Ith, 9TH and .a .
Get. The writer states that the rel
went into the fight with about 800 al u.
III killed, wounded and missing:
k1LLED-J. ". Kelly, Captain LIST .
W. ". McLemore, and "a Lieut.. J. II.
WouxDED--Corporal J. II. Bailey
~; Il. Weaker, Green Perry, JAS. 7. T
severely; Avery Couch, Antonio c.
slightly with spent ball.
I,sNyG-Thomas 5. Coleman, a. lr,f
J. " Boiler.
Z. 1t * proper for VS. to add that from the
punctuation OF the letter, We do not under
s'ani positively, whether the LIST and I'd
J,-rts. tMsiemore and smith, are among
the killed or wounded.
The same writer says that the 9Th Texas,
ieol. Sui. Eoss.i suffered shout ms heavily
Or his regiment dill We wait with ankle
" ,I,e list Of casualties in the eth their he
Ing two companies in it fron this county,
w; CeF'.sR \. Eaw;ins anu Gait. S. Will
saa e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

bs"The returns of the election in Arkan-
cas- Indicate the election Of Col. Harris
FLANAGAN, over Rector by large majori-
~. Col f. is now in the army in Ken
lucky, and was in the recent hattie near
Pelryy,lr. Thus tar the Little Rock DEM
cnrat fat; NJ h g m .jer ty at about 1000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

Fronn ~ Manchester Gusrdian, SOFT "a
..AIeanwhile The Confederate must he COW
gratniaied on having fully yindic'ied the
confident predictions with w,lsh, fton the
beginning Of the contest, ,hey have appeal
ed 10 the sympaihies Of Europe They have
given a complete answer 10 all those lrrsons.
who doubted whether hey could cope sue
esssfnlly With the superior resources Of the
North, and whether, therefore, lLcy were
justified In seeking independents ny forcs
Of arms. All doubts OF that kind are set a.
rest by the recent ,riumphs In Virginia.
The South, both by their military qualities
Ia the field and by their siatesmahshlp in
the council, have clearly established iher
title TO separate nationality, nnl he soon
er that title is recognised by the North, tho
less cause will the iatior have iorspbegUeni
regret, Should itdelay The concession mnch
longer, the result humorously forcshllowed
by c New York writer may actually occur.
in the restoration Of the Union by conquest
on the part Of the South. Already President
Lincoln has lost much OF his advantage in
treating for q frontier, and few moro do
ieats like these sustained by Gen. Pope may
almost leave him without frontier for
which 10 treat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
PARKER COUNTY.

TAKEN UP rs Tolmon Weeden, aud esir'ycd tsr
fore Jn,ncs Long, p. In Parker county Precinct .,
ON the 18Th Sept. 1862. one MARE and Upll--tlS
mare Of paint color, or years old, BRANDED B
valued at s,2h. f''"t
TAREN Up By Hart8ford Howard ard cs,rayAd
before James Long. J. p Precinct 3, the following
described WORK OMEN, TO wit; one a black ana
white speckled. 10 or Il yenIs old, marked
two splits snG an under biz in each ear, his beeN
hnrc,l iur the hollow horn, branded N the left hip
on on tho right hip q II, and on the same high ~
-
valEada 500 The other white ard red epnckifi
OK six wear, old, marked with erDp of ine right
ear and splil in tho !eft branded Spanish brand or
The right ip and lit on the lc;t lun valued NJ s
li.l TnOs. W T0lEk, Z" OH larke; Co.
PALO PINTO COUNTY.
TAKEN UP by Asa Ellis and estrayet before J. J.
Mc,calf, J. p, one BAY HORSE, years Old, hrnad-
ed IA on the lef shoulder. saddle marks, ahGnn
10 hands high, and appraised at siw' , = ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01
EsTRAY NOTICES.
>~>S<"~~>.'>T
nALEAs COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Jacob knopnl nni csirayci heftra
James N. Lane, J. T., one LAY HORSE, 1y'ar' OIL
about Is haIds high. right bind foot white, snail
star IA mis- iorohcd, branded on i.,c lcf shondrri
Appraised TO S7j. ono PAINT H0l,sS years o'd~
nicnt "A LANDS high. branded IN the lejt thigh with
"a spanish brand appraised To $40. une BAY HORSE,
about Is hand, high, two hind ot white, with sI.r
la the forehead, saddle marks ON both sides 81 his
b,ck npprnis.i 10 Sos -.
TAKEN UP by Richard Rutherfotd and c-'rvcl
before Geo. ", R.ird Esq, }, r., one DARK EAr
HORSE, about lOsears old, small whiiaBpct IN his
iorvhead len oye out len hind iuot white NJ 10 hA
lastcrn Joint appraised to slUU. ~.
GEO. ". LAWS. Cicrk,
Dy LA p IUOahs Dpi,uty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01

men each. Tic iullRer sEHIts mat not leSS
than SO wago6 loads Of the dead and wogn-
dcrl were hauled off the battle ground by
the Eederuls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-04
dNortester 9aiIp Spp.


worcester Post O0ice-Sumnlcr Arrangement
Mails Close as follows.
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Ramp
hire worcester Nashua Railroad, al sec and
due al I-Vu > m
Fchbure, lancaster Leominster, West Boylston. Csk
dale. Clinton. Lowell. Nashua, \. H. AZ 6ed a. NJ
and 80 D. N and are due at SIS m. and 90 D m
Princeton aud East Princeton at $50 and Is st
CITY Of Boston 30 and 600 a m, IL TO- g. and SOC
N and are due So $40 a m, $50 and SIS D. III.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Masss,
chusetts-9O0 H. and 500 p. and due $40
Rhode Island, Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 m, and $3.50 p and
ats40 q m, and $50 p. m.
Way " all on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
p m. and is due st $40 a.
Western-tAl towns in Massachusetts West OF wCr
cester,) a. m, and are due at l2,i5 p.
Albany, western New York and Western States on
M and 800 m; ana dse at As and l045 p
Springfield 500 am and 0O p. M. and due At 10
Hartford, ali Connecticut (except windham and New
London counties $50 g. NJ and 300 p m; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New london and Windham County, Conn, leOO a. N
nd are due at SIS an
New York city and Southern States Q 80 a. M and al
and 10 As m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton Dana, Norti
Dana, ! West Rutland 945 m; and due at 4.0l
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland Hubbardston Cold
brook, and Oakhsn, $50 p M; and due al 500
Leicester IS a. M and 4 80 m, and are due at OF
a. M, and 800 p. m.
Milleury and West Mbury, $50 m, and $50 ?.
and are due al 40 q. M, and 6.3e p. n,
Shrewsbury, S.l5 p. m, and is due at 500 a
Grafton, New England Nilage.and Cordavie, $50 a
IN and are due at $3.50 p. m.
birmingham, South Framingham. Eopkinton, Ashland
Woodvlle, Nestborn NoTthbOro', SouthbOro' CoUla
vile, and Grafton, y 10 p, aud due Of 93l q. m
Milford MendOn. lolliston, Bolton. Berlin 800 a. N
and 500 D. IN. and are due al $50 Is p.
ANAL for New York and Boston and beyond, is close
oGiee hours from G.45 a. m, TO 500 p. m Sunday
from lOOO to 10 40 a m. j. NJ. EARLE P ii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-04

WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., Aug. il, 1862. (
Ordef Respecting VolUnteers md Militia.
Ordered; lst That after the fifteenth of
this month bounty and advanced pay shall not
be paid to volunteers for any new regiments.
but only to volunteers for regiments now in
the field and volunteers to fill up new rcgi-
ments now organizing but not yet full
I'd. Volunteers TO fill up the new regiments
now organizing will be received and paid the
bounty and advanced pay until the twenty-sec-
ond day Of this month, and if not completed
by that time the incomplete regiments will be
consolidated and superiluous officers muster
ed out.
Sd. Volunteers to fill up the old regiments
will be received and paid the bounty and adj
vance pay until the first day of September.
Attn. The draft for three hundred thousand
militia called for by the president, will be
made on Wednesday the third day of Sep
TENDER, between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
ana o'clock p. NJ, and continued from day
TO day, between the same hours until com
pleted.
on. If the old regiments should not be
nlled up by volunteers before the first dav of
September, special draft will be ordered for
the deficiency '''
Oth. The eNigencies Of the seryicc roouira
that officers now in the field should remain
with their commands, and the officers now in
the field, in the regular or volunteer service
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-04
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l.. THOMAS, acknowledgement.


Washington City ID. c., August IA, 1862
ADDITIONAL REGULATION FOR THE ENROLMENT
AND DRAFT OF MILITIA.
ORDERED:
Eighth That in filling all acquisitions for militia.
the quotas Of the several states will be apportioned
by thGgovemors. among the several counties and
(where practicablc) among the subdivisions of conn
hes so that allowance shall be made to such coun
ties and subdivisions for all volunteers heretofore
FURNISHED by them and mustered into the service of
the United States and whose stipulated term of SER
vice shall not have expired
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, secretary ofwar.
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WAN DEPARTMENT, ADJurANT GENERALS OFFICE
WANlINgTRN AuYtt.t IA I5..i

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WASHINGTON, Ausustg, 1862 /
General OfdeYS, No. 80.
REGULATIONS FOR THE ENROLMENT AND DRAFT
or THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MILITIA
In pursuance OF an order by the president of tho
United States, bearing date August lh 1882 where
by It Is provided that draft of three huudl cd thou
sand militia be- Immediately called into The service
Of the United. StacsfO serve Tor nine months. UNI
less sooner discharged. aud that the secretary Of
war shall assign lie quoius 10 Tie iatc. sud estab-
shall NOT hy the l5h Of August furnish Us quota of
the additional three hundred thousand volunteers
authorized by law, the deficiency Of volunteers in