Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

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Eheir day.
YsstsrdaY (Sanday) afternoon four regiments
Of iGfsnaF sftiysi ron Warront7as Va They
are here expressly fss tho emsrseney, ard f9I
shs purpase- q taking charge Of eocserirss hHd
irfweI3iaT thsEu % ihsir place Of degtinsiiou.
ths q der igE tkazs xagisepts wza rseaFec oy
.ksla e. ~ O'Clock last ThRrsdsY night, uP9n
which iasy i@me5i ately comneHeed makiBg
prepaTssions Ter nOVs By 5 o'clock Ffidag
msFEing tAey we're on the rharch for iTain =
esrs nice miles distant which they seon gsaeHsis
and LEFT for his post By the way Of Washington.
Baltimore, and Philadelphia, arriving here at
P n. yesterday
The following ere the regiments, VIZ: The
37th Massachusetts, now quaTtered st Fert
Hamiit0ni the 20th IndjaBs, on the battery ~
New York and the 5sh Wisconsin and 1st HAS
ssehugetts. The two last namsd regiments have
pitched their tents en- this i7lsna, in the imne-
dale vicinity ef the fort. Yesterday being the
bsltest day By several degrees We hsvs had in
this vicinity this summer, the heat bore hard
upon TIE troops that were crowded together upon
the stesmer. Alter considerable delay Coy red
tspe) they were fusily landed.
Ihe numbsT Of troops which came on yester
day Wss about enc thousand nine hundred, Of
which there we're ef the 20 b regiment, Indiana,
i've hundred the 9th Wisconsin. four kindred;
the 37th Massachusetts,. sever hunSred ard the
Is Massachusetts,. three hundred
The Boston correspondent Of ths Springfield
Republican reports: Lowell, Nstick, Claion
snd other places which are ahead Of their qustss.
have besR exempted to that extent by tbs drsfl,
ard suppose other towns which are in the same
csae are 10 be shown The ssms favor To sFsla
tetsl Rnsetding Of the draft, learn that the
GGTsrumsnt consents to lnss its men frora those
towas, end intends to make up tho deficiency
fren the other towns on toe nexl drst, If eas Is
Heeied. Tins policy viii make tbe eonseription
more uHpopuiar than eyer, snd there does net
seen to be any justice in it It is no mesit of
ths people Of Lowell and Eatiek and ClinsoB
that they sre ahssd Of their quota. The stay
gs-bone residents worked Ro harder than thcse
Of efheT towns, bas the cireGmsisBces made it
easier 70 raise msu in the nsnufBcturing than
iH tue agricultural tswns.
OF seven buadrsd and seventeen drafted msu
who have responded to the notification Of the
provost marshal IN Worcester, Mass, two hun
dred and ssventy-two have besn exempted for
disability, two hundred ead eleven are exempt
as siiens, or for other reasons under spscia pro-
visions cf the Law, zRd two hundred snd thirty
four hsve been accepted and held fer service
Isasc n. GeeT, ef Lisbon, Conn, while sery-
ing & notice Of dTsft upon one Of the drafted
men Of that town last week, was met at the
door BY the coeseript's wife, who, after learning
whst his husiaess vas, very uHcerem0niousiy
ana severely aPPied cowhide to the person Of
har. Geer.
Thomss Simms, the slave who vas returned
to bis master, applied for exemption en- the
ground that he was between thirty-fve and
thiTty-six years Of age, and married. he was
exsmpted
Five dessr.ers. who had received their $500
bounty, were caught At South Berwick on Fri
day morning by the city marshal Of Portland;
$500 was f5uud % esCh msn.
Mr Ban johnson, coorsd man, was draft
e3 last week in the town of scio, Allegheny
county. He reported promptly at the efice Of
the provost marshal and offered a white man as
his substitute, who was accepted and sworn into
the service
The Newburyp1rt Herald, in alluaing to the
large per cent Of exemptions granted by the en-
rolling eficsrs, ssyss
One Of tvo things is hae-thsgs is either
nsch perjury, er we are the Hast siekly peopl
thc y9C7g uan lne, w5uty % shiriy I've are 60
dissa7e6 srd s-bili ste3 as is see9rtsd what is
70 he ihe physfcaI condition Of b mex genera
iioD, Of which these SO to be tho fathers Thi.
is mere ieafgl ih5uras taen the rzba,iio'.
.tsaif
Some Of tho RATED men ia Hydepsyk, New
K0rk, it woui1 sesm $40 IL a spa-ais bury
gt to g. to tbo way Tie NsosdsaisT Eays
.h-i s1bs'itu'ss ore are gs.tiug $3.50, and oae
Tnsn hss paid $500 for substitute, Ia.hsr thas
guu tae risk o! another draft
tae body Of soldier was tound Ia cors-
fed in Ess. E&ve7, Ct on Fd5ay sftsrn ou,
supposed 70 have been one Of tho ugzlber E I'd
int on Wednesday morning last, while sscas
iug ron the Grapevine Point camp il beat
The mar was probably wounded, and craWled
s.na,ug the corn for eonceslmsnt, where be an
doubtefly died from loss OF blood