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TnnsiitaI.
rEHE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

RasiciaHs are Hried 10 call and erdmipe the tBpoT-
tan tHi 8r0reaHtS m MiSoH Hua'iHS Cabinet orr aus
- placing h.H ran ~ ADFINCE OF other iaStra.
3aeHts OF Their ctdSs.
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msorrtnal.
II GREEN'S INDIAN MEDICINES

GEO. II. HARLOW, Apothecary,
ny2 d:f Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-23

dRlCE 81 PER BOTTLE; OR SIX BOTTLES FOR s.
This is i Purely Veg 9table Preparation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-23

| ,ANGLhY'S BlTTERS- Constantly
"A on hand and for sale by
nv dt GEO. +. HARLOW
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SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE
~ PILLS. for sale by GEO +. HARLOW
NV DIFF A pothecurv.
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Great Inducements are Offered 70 Clubs,

This Stock is large in amount, and of unsurpassed
quality. Terms very liberal TO the purchaser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-23

4 REMEDY-For the cure Of Coils, Coughs. Bron-
chtS. influenza, ASTHMA. trouP. Catarrh, Liver and
Kidney Complaints &c. &c, Oi sale by
DAVID SCOTT.
mchlT Mechanic street.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-15
wAUTZING.

In her 'Side-Glances at Harvard Glass
Dav," Gail Hamilton utters most en-
phatic and sensible protest against waltz
ing. as follows:
'Waltzing is a profsne and vicious
dance. Always. When it is prosecuted
in the centre of great crowd, in dus'
~ hall, on q warm midsummer day, it is
also disgusting dance. = =
The very pose of the dance is profanity
Attitudes which are instructive expires,
sion of intimate emotions, glowing rosy.
red in the aurorsl time Of tenderness, and
justified in unabashed freedom only by
a long and faithful habitude Of unselflsh
devotion, are here openly, deliberately
and carelessly assumed by people who
have bat a casual and partial society
aauaintance. This l reckon profanity
This is levity the most cHtpab1e. There
ia q guilty and wanton waste Of deheRcy
That is ppacticed hy good girls and tol
Grated by good monters does not prove
it good. Costom biunts the edge ei
many perceptions. A good thing soiled
Haay be redeemed by good people; bui
waltz as many as you may, sRstaess maid,
ems. you will oRly smut yourselves and
not cleanse the waltz. 1t is of itself un
clean.
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nihfted the ssssa day. b 10 OelOek 0e ne second

hibfsd TIE ssoSna day. b 10 oelOek Of ne second
day. g& = - as'5E !
The executive eOmmittaa win meet ak the Seereia-
Eys once on the Fair Grounds at II O'clock the Fse
day Of the Fair. - \ a., - ' =
The several Examining Committees will report
themselves % the RxesuSe comrdsske at the gecfe-
tary's once On the REir GFuanas ct "a o'clock m Of
she rss day and esHsaee operations II o'cvck Of
the same day. 81 =. =
Articles catered for copes must be the property
of nenbef 81 te seeiesy. or member o. his or her
family under the agssaf 81.
Persons employed lop the purpose and wearing a-
propFae hadses, viii be In attendance reeeivs the
articles intended for sxhlbitda n tsir several de-
partmentsj and suSaeiant police will be on the
ground 70 take care Ota property deposited for ex-
hibtiOn and the Sscisty will be responsible fOr Its
safe keeping. r.. -s %st"5'>'.
No articles or animals entarod for coupetltion
shall be removed from The Grounds until o'clock the
last asy Of the Fair without the consent OF the Exec
utiye oT9mittee.
Single tickets s5 csl viii be for sale at TIE gate
ing one person for ene day only.
Hay will be furnished By the Society for all stock
exhibiIion, free Of charge. &. . .. .
r. 4. BURKE, Sec'y. - .., :.,t,,...,..
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4 i yEKIs.
II e. .fe9s ]
WHOLE NO. 329.

y ~ AgsSt
airth It docs IN his cas-, And xhe ken
blame him. Hesnt he ben callad o
nidiot. % nignofar10s, d kakal mia
scream, . fannytiek. and nsanyr Mther
disgastin epegrafns7 HeyAA 4sAg bed
times when all the wurid dGseemed 10 hav
forsuck him eggsept me And now
look at him. i wishe I may ba tommys
hawkt o. Isain't prpad iii shimg II aims
sed, even where Apeyienhes wa Aoen
him, and evry bosY I'm him the cold
sholder, that he would be all siRht ode
mp at last. Az ] rev him In his present
imposin at&itcod afoFs the Renksg. Il kon-
not regret that u paay6d the part Of the
good Sam Arisap 60 his eggsalleney when
trends and foes seemed 20 hev lait him.
by mutesffen consent. to pesish bg the
way-sida.asL took oeix&shin to sggspress
these sentinaens % the psytFiot HhAsf, as
we was promenadin arm-in-aFrn BY moon
light in the gartlini Of the Presidenshil
Mansion last eFeilin, and he acknolleged
his oblgashins to me in terms so fiatterin
that I'm eenapmost v ashamed sIe, rite EN-
ID. v.,"sss ne, While menary holds
her seat IN this destructive globe fpinting
to his sirreebruml shall altns think the
wurld of you. I Tcunsider you the parry.
gun ST anyEaulls. Wot ken do for your
Shell make you M3aateF FIessipenftens
tiary to the Tycoon of dapans
Ny hart Wus ytutchad, hnt I shook INV
he'd, and told him that i preferred littery
labor in the land of the free and the hnrn
of the brave, TO q life of laekaharsE with
Japanease; that nay .aHeckshina wms
ekwi1ly divided atWixt him aad Tie Rass=
day Merkary. and that nay priacipsi aim
and objeck in this tranoetory spear wus
to be his gide, fllosofer and fsands amd 10
remain. as nshil, s,.qsa T. a.a a1s3a t4>as., ss,s
,..,..s ours AAlt19, srE - kssr;a8yui FaSt
pISRANnRD TaIMNEEMs 4,
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Fruit ana Thaaazaaax.na.

We deem ID very appropriate, on this
gladsome day, TO direct our readers at@
tention to the comfort, and health, and
enjoyment sof our brave soldiers, Never
was fruit more abundant; never was there
such an opportunity. by very little ax-
penditure Of money and labor, 10 cheer.
bless and save tha soldiers life and
health. Let every man, wonas and eastad
who has or can get it, can, preserve o.
dry the fruit of all kinds 50. abundant
Blackberry cordial cannot be put up too
plenteousiy.s Our bsetherni Of the press
we hope, will call attention to ID. We
shall take up the subject again. Ne. Dem.
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szS6y- Matrimeny IL, said 10 consist ofhot
buckwheat cakes, warm beds, eoms mssrtAhls
slippers smoking cap, round arms, red
lips, ETC., shirts exulting Ii bsatsons, re-
deemed stockings. boot jacks, crying b.
bies, happiness etc. while siagae blesssd*
ness is made up of sheet tFen aniits. blue
noses, frosty rooms. ice in the pitcher,
unregenerated liaei1 heeltess socks, cofIsa
sweetaned with icioaes, gut5apeFcaaa his.
cults, fabby steaks, dull razogs coughs.
cholics, eorns, rheumatism misery and
unhappiness. ~ ..'
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CLASS l..
r. s5sf5s sSt SAASS Il
cessnIllse L. .. Ghalds, W. A. Edwarda,


& S,amatitss &c. yohnson, g. n. PoFtsFnaias John
H4zaazer. ....s.. s- a n.
xsxk assortnent .cabfHei furniture. =
80 zs<ssss sFa krissts "a
an Sci fArxh haFnnass-s. ...ss. Ss.-ss =
~ ~ e ~ ~ a. saogsle5. ............ Is
as fin aud copper y y
10 Set h1fse shoes. ss..s'ssss v
g 20 80 - s.as ssiss epaf. Or san..s.s IS
ae gssass - = .sIe tnssl,sr ....~..s...y..... ID
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4 French Guardian in Wategviiie.
Maine, wishing to express his eonteEnpA
for q man With whora he had . disacalSy
by calliIg him Copperhead, and nos
being able to think Of the name, said:--
"You d--d old ore ceREa A ooxTes-
pondentof the hswigton, ypyrnqi ssys
this expresses about the value of D Cop
perhead. Il - s.essf ..,Er
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~ Tint TO Lovers OF E8soyveEw., " -
The following very simple and beauti-
MI plan of securing q beautiful shews Of
eyergreens, we find going the rounds og
.tl1 q press; III geranium branches taken
from Euxurianx and healthy trees. be eua
as for slips, and inanaersed in = soapx And
lwater, they win. alter dropping for few
days shed thier Leaves, put forth fresh
ones and ccntinne in the finest vig8g Coz
weeks. BY placing number Of bottles
Thus filed In ! flower basket. with
moss 20 cocsal the bottles, q Shov of evs
ergreens is easily insured for the whole
season. They require no fresh water.
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b.: "A young Lady In Brooklsa. N. Y.
belonging to, O. fanily. Of high FespeGtas
biIity, has notified the postsaaseer ~ that
place Of her willingness q psrfoysn, foe
six months, the official duties Of any oEA
of his clerks who may solaaseer. and
pay over the salary for the beae6t of the
family Of the absentee. I
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PROGRAMME.

clssses 4, ., C, D, \, r, @. q, ana L, win % "a
h5nitna the srs4 asv aaa until nsca OF the seenud
dsy The other classes viii be exhibited In the HaH
the afternoaa cf tae second day. Articles 70 be ex
hibite toe arst day Hst be entered ana aetvessd e
II sci.k a m o. the arst day. AM articles TO bR sx-
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So Mr.. Lincoln told friend Of Oars
that Gen. Kilpatrick's S coming TO ouE
riotous city was not on account OF hts
nane.--NeU York ls6Peaaest.; = STte&@t
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70 sE AwAsDED nY TRE

Pottawaftannie ca. AG. Society.
tIe 5A arnual Fa;r, ID be held on The
24th asod 25tk of Sept, at CouncI
!. I. s.. Blss6s, Iosoa. w. ~... -
CLAsS A.
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faSs~ A t.Hicksise 4 desires as TO stats
the Friends" TO whom the Governoe
alluded in his speech are not of the reg.
fsar meeting " Y fadepeadeas t'a s'7'si
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
THE NEWS.

The reported occupation Of Fredericks-
bug by the Frderals is untrue Lee is mass.
ing his forces at Culpepper, and is appar
emily making preparations to give battle
On the RappahannJck. On Thursday
night Mosby made an extensive haul Of
suffers goods at Fairfax Court. House, but
they were subsequently, recsptured. The
government employs who were ut Auuia
Creek previous to Lees northward move
ment have BEEN ordered to return to that
point.
There has been no engagement at Char
lesion since the 18th ult, though the MUui-
tors fire occasionally Oh Forts Wagner and
Sumpter. A Federal regiment occupies
rife-pits within $50 yards Of Wagner, but
the idea of taking that work has been tenn
pUrarIly abandoned. Heavy siege guns
have been mounted within q mile and q
quarter of Sumptor. and Gen. Gilmore is
confident that he will succeed in preaching
the fort. Gen. G. puts his loss so far at
CHS killed and wounded and about $50
missing.
Officers from Cen Grants army report
tHat preparations are being made that the
place will fall into Federal hands 10y the
18th inst. Johnston, it is believed, will
make the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, from
Okaloua do Mobile, his line of Defence
Rum0r Gays that he has been largely rein
forced from Bragg. Gen. Grant has Or
ganized system of mounted patrols be
tween Vicksburg and New Orleans, to CO.
operate with the gunboats in afOrding pro-
lection to vessels on the Mississippi.
An order of retaliation has been au:hor>
lied by the President. Any ill-treatment
Of Federals by rebels is to be followed by
similar treatment Of rebels by Federals-
II negro troops taken prisoners are sold
into slavery, as threatened, an equal num-
Der of rebel prisoners are to be imprisoned
at hard labor. and to remain in confinement
until the "Africo- AmeaIcan citiz ms" are
liberated.
Drafting is to be recommended in New
York during the present week, and it is
announced that THE government is fully
prepared for any emergency. 1t is believ-
ed that there will be no further delay any,
where in the execution of the CONSUMPTION
Chicago Times, Sd inst
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
Gen Lee Denies the Captures
Claimed by Gen. Meade.

HEADQUARTERs Army NORTHERN VIR-l
GINA, July Fl.
Gen S. Cooper. A6jUtdnt and Inspector
General, G. S. 4 Richmond, Virginia:
GENERAL-l bave seen in the northern
papers what purported to be an official dis
patch from Gen. Meade, stating that he had
captured brigade Of infantry. two pieces
OF artillery, two cassi,ns, and large num-
Der OF small arms, as this army retired to
the south bank of the Potomac, on the 18Th
and l4th inst. f s
This dispatch has been copied into the
Richmond papers, and as it's official char
acter may cause it to be believed, desire
to state that it is incorrect. The enemy
did not capture no organized, body of men 90
that occasion, but only stragglers and such
as were left asleep on the road, exhausted
by the fatigue and exposure Of one of the
most Indictment nights have ever known
at this season Ct the year. 1t rained with
out cessation, rendering the roads by which
our troops marched to the bridge at Fall
ing Waters very difficult to pass. aud caus-
ing 60 much delay that the last Of the
troops did not cross the river at the bridge
until l p. NJ. cd the 18th. While the col
um0 was thus detained on the road, a mum.
Der of men, worn down BY fatigue, Law
down in barns, and by the roadside, and
though officers were sent back to rouse
them, as the troops moved on, the darkness
and rain prevented tem from finding all,
and many were in this way left behind -
Two guns were left in the road. The
horses that drew them became exhausted
and the officers went forward to procure
others. When they returned, the rear of
! the column had passed the guns 40 far III a Z
it was deemedsunsafe 10 send for them, and
they were thus lest. ! No arms, cannon or
prisoners were taken by the enemy 10 bat.
tie, but only such as was left behind under
the circumstances have described. The
number Uf stragglers thus lost am una.
bic TO state with accuracy, but it is great.
ly exaggerated in the dispatch referred to.
| am with great respect,
Your Obedient servant.
4. L, LEE, General.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
Peoples Union Meeting In the
Town OGNONee

There WIS rOusing Union meeting at
Monee on the 30;h ult. Able and patriot
ic speeches were delivered by Messrs. Kah-
lar and Millikin Of Monee, and Messrs.
Bowen and Quinn of this city.
The following excellant resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That We, the people, feeling a
deep interest in the welfare of cur country,
inasmueh as it has been admired by all
nations of the globe as q model Republic,
do declare ourselves 10 favor of the uLdi-
yided maintenance Of out Government aud
are in opposition to all TRAITORS, assailing
the pure PRINCIPLES of Jefferson as laid
down in our National Constitution.
ReSolUcd, That We are unconditionally
in favor Of the Constitution and Union and
opposed to all m0bs or other Illegal resist
ance to the laws of our country. and are
also 10 favor of vigorous prosecuti.n Of
the war for the purpose Of crushing the
present heniOus rebellion.
ReSolred, That we are deadly opposed to
all secret political organizations. either in
in the form of the knights of the Golden
Circle or the Union League, or in whatso-
ever form they may assume, inasmuch as
they are in opposition TO Republican form
of Government and in deadly antagonism
to the spirit of free Institutions.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
Political Intolerance.

The correspondence whicA we published
last week which grew ont Of the base effort
of H. N. Marsh, railroad agent, and some
time ago editor of the Republican paper
here, and Hon. Jesse o. Norton, member
of Congress for this district. to prescribe
Augustus A. Osgood and C. II Patrick,
two worthy young young men Of this city,
on account Of their political sentiments, has
produced considerable excitement 10 this
vicinity, where all the parties to the trans
action reside. Honest men of all parties
regard it as On exhibition Of political in
tolerance and muligbity that should cor
sign its authors to ipfamy Indeed
many of the political friends Of Mr.. Marsh,
aud Mr.. Norton's most jealous supporters
heretofore, condemn their star.chamber
plot to wrong the two young men whom
they arrain an no other charge than that
they have the misfortune to belong to the
Democratic party.
But thanks to the gallant Cap. Hunt
lngton, under whom the young men are
employed that the Railroad sgent and
Congressman thought to decapitate in Sc
cret, the fendish effort did not succeed
The Captain, while he acquitted the young
man of the charges brought against them,
took occasion to admilisted deserved
castigation upon Brother Marsh and the
Congressman, for intcrmeddling in On alters
which do not concern them.
However the failure of plot of Brother
Marsh and our Congressman to thurst from
miserable clerkships under the War De-
partment, two young men on account o:
their political belief. does not lessen the
guilt Of those WORTHLESS in the least, They
have shown thai while they are perfectly
willing that Democrats should shoulder the
musket at thirteen dollars month as pri-
Yates, yet none who are so unfortunate as
to belong to that party, must pretend to
anything higher, so long as there are Abos
! litiouists enough to f l such positions.
Ifthis te the spirit which actuates our
leading Republicans, it is time the matter
was understood by Democrats. If Demo
Gratis are to be prescribed by secret Loyal
Leagutrs and turned out o. all positions oil
profit, su: ely they should not be forced in
10 the army az privates.
The influence Of II. n Marsh will no
extend beyond the narrow limit 10 which hi.
partizan maliguity and puritan bigotry
have for years, been matters Of public com
ment, but the influence of Jesse o. Norton
should be potent al Isast with the Wal
Department. as far as appointments from
this district are concerned, and hence il
calculated to do much mischief.
If Norton, therefore, means to hold tn,
thirty thousand Democrats Of this distr;c
as traitors and disloyal, as would seen
from his endorsement of Marsh's cor
temptible end sneaking letter and his ow,
T attack upon young 0sgood, the sooner tn
fact be known the better.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
From DeS NEniEcs.
Des Moincs, Iowa, July Q,

Des Moincs, Iowa, July 90.
have it from positive sou rces. enterelv
reliable, that Mr.. Fishers letter declining
the gubernato-isl nomination Of the racent
democratic Stnte convention has been for
warded to the Secretary Of the convention,
Mr.. Richardson, at Dave port, and will
appear in day or two. Mr.. F.'s principal
Ienson !Ur declining is, understand, that
the convention Ct Gen. futile before his
name was introduced. This position does
honor tc the head and heart of Mr.. Fisher,
one OF the best democrats, as we'll as highly
accomplished gentlemen 10 the State.
As the State Central Committee is not
invested with rover to fill vacancies on the
ticket call for another convention is in
evitable. 1t will doubtless be called OF an
eally day. Whatever temporary eonfu-
stun the declinatiOn Of Mr.. Fisher and the
father action it necessitates may create, it
will result in no ultimate injury tO the
democratic party.
Military cOmpaniOe under auspices of
the Union League have been openly organ
lied recently at Eddyvllle and one or two
other points in the State. Their arms ore
derived, of course, from the Governor.
An artillery company. headed by Capt.
Barr, has been organized at Mt Pleasant
tor government service, and accepted by
the War Department. -....-. -:
No business Of Importance has yet been
transacted 10 the District Court.
We are having refreshing rains, and the
crops look well.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04

1t is said that Hon. Jesse O. Norton has
gone to Washington to have Capt. Hun
tington removed because he declined TO dis
charge men from bis employ on political
grounds. Well, is this be true our Con-
gresham is a mighty sight meaner man
than we ever supposed him to be.
However, will the Juliet Republican, or
some of Mr.. Norton's intimate friends in.
form the public if his sudden mission to
the Eational capital is one of PLEASURE, bus
iness, or malignant pt litical prescription !?
Fit be the latter, We may expect to hear
of some dirty work soon in the way of re-
mOVals.
But we prefer to wait further Develops
meuts, before expressing our opinions at
length on this subject. The future will
tell whether it be Mr.. Nortor's purpose to
make war on his neighbOrs because they
happen to be Democrats.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
From The Southwest.

Memphis, Aug /.
Capt. Joe Leonard, OF the Goth Ohio, ar
rived from below last night On the steamer
Sultana. lie tells me that the Sultaua was
fired toto between this city and Helena
The shots were from muskets, and did no
damage.
At Helena all is quiet. A division is ar.
irving from below, which, il is supp osed. is
to operate against Massrs, Price, nnImes
d Co, and, as their forces are at present in
a disorganized state, it is anticipated that
our forces will NEE; with great success.
at Vicksburg all is peaceful, and our
men are hard at work strengthening the
Notifications.
Capt. Leonard ACCOMPANIED the ezpedi.
tiop to jackson. and says that he never,
during all his campaigns, saw a town CT
cvuntry so utterly devastated. or the city
Of jackson there is scarcely house left
standing.
Our forces have destroyed all railroads
end other public property for sixty miles
around the State Capitol
Johnston, with his democrat zed army, is
10 full retreat towards Neriiiau, with the
purpose, II Is thought, Of reinforcing Mo
bile
The prisoners paroled at Tickslurg and
marched into Paroled camp are desertiug
hy hundreds and the whole country is Il l.
ed with their cavalry who are picking I'd
and trying to bring then back.
Gen. Macarthur came up Oh the Sultana.
He is On his way North or leave Of absence.
A great number of fficers and priratts are
coming up aid going home OF twenty days
furloupEs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
A SICkIy Country.

We should judge from the following ex,
tract that the health Of some Of the East
ern States was very poor just at this time.
and that a species of anti draft endemic
prevailed which lie likely to render the
COnscriptiOn useless expense:
The Hartford (Coun Times informs us
that the exemption of drafted men, by sur
geOn's certificates, 10 various parts Of New
England. since the commencement of the
Federal CONSUMPTION, amount to the enur-
nous proportion of about 70 per cent. Ii
IL. indeed. estimated by many that the ex-
smption will reach so per cent. But we
Will call. it 10. OF the balance it would
seem shat, as a general Ting, sbout 25 oui
Of the AZ have lied to parts unknown, and
the strong probability is, that, in most Of
these cases., the fugitiVes from thsir own
homes win hsase good theis escape. in
spite Of the activity UfGhe provost marshals
leaving net result ui. l., the most, tea
men out of every hundr"s drafted, who
will be mustered into service.