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The New York herald., 1863-09-09
HE D r A r T
Notifications and exemptions

Tho poaro of Enrolment of the Fourth Congressional
district met at nine ick yesterday morning which IS
one hoor earlier than usual al the headqnartes OF ITO
vost Marshal and Captain co Erhardt No 21l Broad
WV 4 ME OF soldiers were stationed throughout tho
building 70 maintain strict order but their SER
vices wereensreIy unnecessary for this purpose Fully
two hundred and Aty indiv dua thronged the Office Of
Provost Marshal ErhsTdt 10 lay their claims before the
Board but in consequence o. several delays, entirely oc
casoned by applicants who had neglected 10 furnish wit
sesses &C. YET the Board enabled surpass their
previous labors and. unless unforeseen exgency
arises they will abba adjudicats all the claims that
come before them at the expiration Of the ensuing
twenty days. The Boasd have become fairly acquant
ed with tbe various lodges resoTted 10 BY persons
% Sos 90 %n.s . o. a
posing Of them indeed. IL b barely possible now for
70 sse ne % t~
hours each day 70 the consideration o. applications for
substsu.ss works admirably, and VIII Ds Continued IL
show The sssnssrd price u ibres hanarsa dollars and
occasionally q higher 10 paid from. phsanthropic
motives Yesterday three Jolly Jack tars, 10 the
full rig Of British man Of vars men, appeared at The
Ofnce of Provost Marshal ErhardI and preferred their
services - substitutes for ajr They
were offered hundred and City dollars each by three
conscripts who had been unseccess;ra in finding subs
sutss and we're On The point Of paying tho government
the fee OF three hundred dolDars The jolly
fellows hold confsrencs 70, few minutes apa % ssn
scripts, who BY this means will escape Gil further drafts
except general ptioD should such one be made
by the federal executive power The substitutes at once
threw Of their sailors apparel and donned the fI un
rest, beyond this little incident, occurred
The following is the list for yestsrday with the dSpo
eition OF each case:-
HELD 10 DUTY.
McCurdy John IL Dewitt, A. K. Powell, Charles wagner
sssss s' %
DeForrest Fox, Augustus shuts, Matthias Eesner Griffin
KEkaDs, c. L. Myers. TosaI, 10. Q
Michael Eagan, Conrad Mantz, Vim. MontgoI.ery, r.
Ooones, Fritz Kenis. Gplinich, Theodore Hammond
John Mcknight, Ernst BurtIe John Rsch, John 6haw H.
l. hamburger, Philip waieht Mark Dixon. All exempt
Total, II.
Peter Yue, Dennis Dodge, John W. hawks, VIM. Hud
eon, James Ryan, Valentine HaytenzbeYR, Patrick
McKenna, VIM. Kean, Ernst shateny, George Archer All
exempt. Total, 10.
Natsh as Kipgsbury Jr, Francis KIM. Frank Sullivan
Mark B. Bartel, Robert Robevts, Edward Murphy,
Charles O'Rourke, Samuel Aafntt, PatrickAolonsy AL
exempt. Total,e.
Peter vandoon Elias h King, Christopher Keinle Jno
McKenna, Harris johnson, Jacob Schinnberge, =. @.
Candeed. All exempt Total. 7.
TIE CoMnuTAroN FEf
Stewart McDougal, John Hunter. J. c. Culver All ex
empt. Totals.
John Smith, E. Langan E. Ambury. All exempt.
Tota, 8.
Anthony Frcl, Charles Somerset (ooored), both a.
empt. Total, 2.
james McClain, Julius Coeswen, both exempt, Total, a.
Charles Beck, exempt. Total,l
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The Tenth uiasraet.

The draft In the Tenth district, comprising RocklAndk
Weschester and Putnam counties will not probably takep
place until the early part OF week. ooal
that effect having been received BY the Provost
Marshal. M Moses 9. Leonard.
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The Substitute Bssiness in MarylanA
Suppressed.
BAr1lnoax, seps. 8, ISC;

bANH0k1, b1pt. ., 1868.
General Scbenck has issued order supprsssng me
substitute business In this State and In his department 10
having been found that the agencies for procuring subs
tutcs TO out OF tho State and department iptfero
with the operations Of the drafs End recruiting.
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THE NrSrn DISTRICT.

THE NrHru DISTRICT
The Commissioners, Provost Marshal Captain Jenkins
Commissioner John N. Sands and Dr. william n. Thom.
son. with The Recording Secretary John watson Esq
met yesterday a. the usual hour Of O'Clock the
Ninth Congressional district of Forty seventh
stree, and Seventh During the day hundred
and thirty three disposed Of, No eoofoson
disorder and inconvenience were experienced by
those who had she Office tho same rule
previous days observed OF heNrng the exact
number OF pcrsons moi idei " appear, and, use
bomeiy phrase, everytf ing carried apple pie
order. We cannst, how ever mako preliminary re-
marks without cnsrng our special 10
the intelligent snd oogins Recording Secretary, Mr.
Watson, and Lieutenant Thomas Fay, Deputy Provost
Marshal for the facilities Afforded reporter IN making
out correct record d the business depoeed of during
the day.
servo that thcre tre quarter masters department un.
der the direction of Mr. MoCosker where the 1ttlpq out
OF The held TO service s of tho best material and
with which the tbom elves fully pleased both ne
the mat rial and The In which they are ur.
nshcd We canost hep o serving that great ms,or
~ ~ those who enter the rvce this district are ne
asleboded, healthy and muscular men, and wln and
able TO do their duty =, ldiers.
In addition 70 the general courtesy with which The
public have been dealt Sh IN this ofice tho guard on
duty under the co'fnai n Lieut.. James N Iiro1m of
the Seventh United as Infantry ave bcep n,esi big
ipg 70 he public wbo bsve bod 20 cali theso
headquarters
Inc folicvns rep,r vii show the .asIness discharged
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THE YlVTM DISTRICT.

THE WITH DISTRICT.
Perfect harmony and order characterized the proceed
logs Of the Board Of Enrolment the Fifth district yes
terday. There u q wonderful degree Of samenees and
smonoony In the proceedings Of the Board and nothing
occurred Of unusually interesting nature throughout
the day. The whole number Of cases disposed of was
ninety-n which classified follows In the
order
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Attack ON . Nsgro-Two or the AssaiI.-
ants Killed and One woundea.

Four men made an attack negro Dis hcsee, near
Goshen, Caremons county on Saturday The negro oreu
al them, killing two Instantly and woundins ihiya.
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The DraSi in Brooklyn.

SPECIAL MEETING o. TEE poAKp OF ALpERnrs-
nsooSslDERATioN OF FoRMKR ACTION ux1fPrrNo
ruk rfkEAEN AND xILITiA--A NEW sRRIsa OF
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PROVIDING YoR THE RELIxy
or THE FAMILIES OF DRAFTED MEN.
special meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council was
held last evening rpoo tho call Of the Mayor, The
object being 70 reconsider former by which pro
vision was made 70 exempt al nremsn and all members
Of militia regiments appears that the banks would
take Of the half mils loan heretofore authorized
upon the resolutions - adopted and therefore o
r.%eas sm v., q ne -.
mon.
The Pnnmsr, Alderman o'Ksefe, called .hs Board 10
Connittee ot the Whole.
Alderman Tsnass Of ,bs Eighth ward, was called to
The following communication from The Mayor explain
Ing the reasons for calling bs Board togehsr then
road
MAroas osvlc. BaoosIvr, Sept 8. 1853
TO ,Hs HonoaArLs sas BoAnp oy AIpsssEr
4: :! ;ss;s
@ $ $ Sa %
Ss,:s upon mater. or CO.. -n ns relief q .ns.
s.,: SSns Sn scs {. s..a s. me Z:
yho hsss families % support % near rsasvss relying
The law saieor.iias ihs Common Council 20 borrow the
osn oas = y ~ -; x q
o mos draed How ne Z. oan = eoasirucsd gyns
-. & ssS:sy.: s.ass =. law iss :scaa i;
sscms 70 entirely unwsrnniedl
many Of ciisens object 70 the esemptns militia
aud nremen suoh merely, and eddnce arr.
mekng Distinction between the drereut
classss OF ctzens Who VII AL be ake called upon 70
Many those would be exempted under thu r
solution Of honorable body In alicecd
able provide substitute ption there
fore cannot be considered ndigsn 70 be by
law. The charter also BY making e or The Com
opinion sufficient 10 RESTRAIN from soIpv as,e
from the and OF statute aad
the consequences which would result thersfrom.
A. The Comptroller entertstns rim Mar trust your
embarrass In the good result which would oh-r
wise atsnd your scon Let the relief granteo 10 All who
have those who dependent upon them FOR support
whsfher theg b. trenen, miiiamen bakers ar
follow other pursuit IL will only b. more lnaconfor
MY With se statute AND give more nniver,al a.sAcon
70 be taken more readily BY cauilatsts Respectfully
MAXIM KALBFLE16CH, Mayor
Considerable debate ensued. in which Il was state,
that the moncy required could be procured upon the
resolutions heretofore adopted, whom Alderman Fisher
offered the follow ing, which explain themseIves-
Resolved. Tha, when this committee rr II DO reeommena
TO the Beard the adoption OF following
Resolved That the resolutions adope the 9s dav Of
August lat 81 PAGES and rs printrd mi ana
On the "a day of september instant, on
the printed minutes he and they hereby reconder~
ke.svse Ihst 70 our duty as far as IN hes miti-
Ente tlc sshps y" ar isey attend the families Of
those drafted into u scfcc % ment
and for this puroos sc 10 hcrety Appropriate sum MI
exceeding s5p un " he raised ~ me Ma,o Chm
trer pursuant 10 chapter 5it Of session Laws s.
Resolved Thss tne MssNr ConptroIIer be- ami a..
o. pe e upon .-rh ,srns knd ceaairons g mN h p2i
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sisHao srfsu ssFe

George Godschmdt, 100 We Twenty arst street, held
,o s.rvee lyman N Jones, go West Sixteenth street,
barry alien, laid over; Thomas Cuzner disability DIS
charged Mnhl Gormey non .side Il, discharged Rob
over age discharged Francis Dhertv 22i sullivan
held Tor service Thos. Frost age discharged Oscar
discharged Alexander Filler d.sabity dschnrged w.n
Ri hafdson t5l Hudson street held service Henry
paysn % West Iwsn,le.h street held for service Alex
Wallace, over age, discharged Wm. A. Apten, l2 OR
street held or sevice Peersea, disability discharg
sG saE snS 2 2So Mercer held Tor
Seaman, 2s Jane street, held for service Fh
The Beard adjourned at twelve until two p. n when
tbe proceedings resumed.
Geo Dousher.y, alien, d. charged VIM. l.. Fisher over
age, discharged Fred. whtemarch, IOo West twenty
fret street, held for service Horace smith, daby dis
charged. Geo. Warren, age, discharged Henry
Knley non resident discharged Samuel r. White dsa-
NJ coeman, aged parents discnarsed; Cyrus E smith,
under age discharged; Julius Weller. alien, discharged
php s.'er alien dsSsarsed A. I%Sa' @saey d
bert johnson under age, discharged no over
age, discharged Harvey Green, disability discharged;
diraDiiisy discharged JAS Faker disaDy, discharged
John W. Blakenny, only son Of widow, discharged Wm
H. CLARK, disability, Discharged Josefh g. Wood, ~
Hudson St bed for service VIM Kerr disability, dis
charges chaT es IasgsIs, 4l Nacdougal st ssa ior
vice JACOB stusf 10 University place hed for vice.
Henry aB vannest go West 17th st., held for service;
James cs 2s0 ns Sr namm 'ednsa S
billty, discharged j. NJ Ward disability. dscha ged;
Henry Bird dsabilfy, discharged Frahk Morris, dtsa-
bity discharged ThOs Appleton, disability, discharged
The Board Adjourned at four p. H. uptil nine A. NJ 70
morrow. fl ~ .es..s-
TIE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
IN this district the Enrolling Bosrd, composed Of Cap
tain agrer Commissioner Baldwin and Surgeon Dr. Van
Kleek engaged upon their arduous duties with una
baied ZEAL The heterogeneous population in this district
composed Of every nationality, necessates the employ
ment OF an interpreter and causes much delay.
The following the result yesterdays labor, fur
Disbed BY The ssntemanly recorder 70 the Board Allen
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G1N Tg1&
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-06
n Good Move.

From the Faribault Republican
Senator Daily has introduced bill in
the Senate to abolish the Office of Com
missioner Of Statistics, which we hope will
pass 1t is an Office which never should
have been created till Minnesota was bet
ter able than she then was or is now to
compete with her elder sisters in her extra
expenditures. We opposed the creation
of the office, but unfortunately the major
ity of those in power thought differently
The creation of the Office would accom-
plish an object of importance in the esti-
nation of the Governor, and it was Gre
ated. The object having been accomplish
ed, the man without whose assistance the
Governor is certain the Office cannot be
creditably filled, having resigned his posi-
ton, and as the reports were never design
ed to operate directly upon emigrants, we
think the State should be saved the dis
grace of filling an important office with
an incompetent man, and the people from
the burdens of an unnecessary expense,
by abolishing the office.
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DIR. WIN. Il. HURDS
Neuralgia Plaster.
Never fil to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue

one THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED-To in
,troiuca Dr. uurl,s Dental Remedies into every
county. Men or women who want to make money
quickly can do better with these articles than any
thing in market. They are new, useful and low
priced and we are spending thousands in advertising
them for the benefit of agents. Boxes of samples
containing dozen of the one dollar packages above
specified with circulars will be sent on the receipt OF
his or her skill in selling, with the view of Becoming
an agent. They can be sold in day.
We would rather pay salaries than commissions to
those who prove themselves efficient statesmen.
Now is the time to go into the business. For ad.
dress and references see above feb21- dSwfy
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Lincoln, Moore, Nash, Brisbin, Buell., Cham
berlain, Huey, Kidder, Murray, Porter, Rich
ardson, Sly, Tenant, Wiswell-16.
For Uriah ThOmas-Mr Crosswell.
For George Edwards-Mr. Buffers.
Frederick Driscoll was thereupon declared
elected State Printer.
A motion was made that the Convention pro-
coed to the election of Surveyor Of Logs and
Lumber for the Fifth District.
Mr.. KIDDER raised a point of order that the
Convention had no official knowledge of the
resignation of the Surveyor elected the other
day, which was sustained by the Chair.
Upon motion, the Convention adjourned.
The House then adjourned.
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Dol. John A. Washington. who W.

Col John A. Washington, who was
killed in the rebel service in the early part
of the war, left roperty in Chicago, va
lued at 100000. Richard B. Washington,
by G. r. H. Hughes, lis attorney, applied
for probate of the will in Cook county.
which was objected to on the ground that
the property was properly subject to con-
fiscation.
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MINNESOTA DISQUALIFICATION Session
SENATE.
ST.. Paul, January 20.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. DALEY, bill for an act to provide
for the Limitation of actions for the recovery OF
lands sold for taxes Read the first and second
times. and referred to the Joint Committee on
Taxes.
the act to facilitate the construction of the Min
neapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad Company.
Read twice, ordered printed, and referred to
the Standing Committee on Railroads.
By Mr.. NASH, to change the name of Frede
rick G. Gale to Frederick G. Hume. Read the
first and second times, and referred to the Com
mittee on Change Of Names.
REPORTS.
Mr.. MCKUSICK, from the Committee of
Ways and Means, to whom was referred the
claim of Sewall Phelps, reported adversely to
the allowance thereof Report adopted.
Mr.. SWIFT, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported back, with favorable recon-
mendation, Senate bills:
To legalize the official proceedings of Nota-
ries Public;
To compel Clerks and Justices of the Peace
to account for fines collected; and
House bill to legalize cOnveyances heretofore
made, and to provide for the recording of the
same.
THIRD BEADING AND FINAL PASSAGE.
House bill amending the act regulating the
traffic in logs and lumber.
House bill, comforting parental authority to
William and Mary j. Ray over William Geo.
Ray.
House bill. authorizing the County Commits
sioners of Meeker county to issue bonds.
Passed.
House bill, authorizing townships to expend
3 portion of their road tax in adjoining town.
ships.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. MILLER
In the Chair, had under consideration the fol-
lowing bills:
Senate bill to compel clerks and justices to
account for fines collected. Recommended to
a third reading.
Senate bill legalizing the official proceedings
Of Notaries Public. Recommended to be en-
crossed for a third reading.
House bill to legalZe cOnveyance5 heretofore
made, and to provide for recording the same.
Referred to a select committee OF three.
BOARD OF AUDITORS.
In Committee of the Whole the Senate had
under consideration the creation of a special
committee for the adjustment of war claims.
Some discussion was had rs to the proper rules
TO be adopted for the government of the board.
Mr.. BERRY advocated q delay in the pas
sage of the act, till we could see what rules
had been prescribed in the act OF Congress max
ing an appropriation Of $500, 900 for the ad-
justment Of these expenses. AS the general
Government are ultimately to pay these bills,
it would be well that rules prescribed by this
act should conform to the act of Congress.
An amendment was adopted in lieu of the
amendment proposed yesterday, providing that
the Auditors be elected in Joint Convention.
Mr.. SMITH said if we adopted the United
States rules for the government of the Board,
there would never one of the claims DC paid.
1t Was for the purpose of avoiding red tape
rules that this Board was proposed
The committee rose, reported progress, ask
ed leave to sit again, and the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, January so, 1868.
The House met at the usual hour. Prayer
by the Chaplain.
by Mr. WAIT, a pction from citizens of st.
Cloud, for the repeal of the Town Charter
By Mr.. HAYES. a petition from citizens of
the town of Ravenna relating to taxes
Claims of G. N Mackubin and A. Northrup
were presented and referred to Committee on
Claims.
REPORTS.
Mr.. HENDERSON, from the Committee on
Roads and Bridges, reported a substitute for
the bill providing for cartways in certain cases.
Several other Committees reported bills
back, which were ordered to Committee of the
Whole.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. YEOMANS, u bill for the relief of the
sufferers by the Winona fire.
BY Mr.. WAIT, g bill to prevent the circula-
ton of forged and counterfeit bank bills
BY Mr.. BENTLEY, a bill to change the time
Of holding the District Court in st. Louis
county.
BY Mr.. MITCHELL, bill to authorize the
Commissioners of Washington county to issue
bonds to fund their Indebtedness.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. MURRAY. a resolution instructinG
the Committee on Ways and Means to include
in the general appropriation bill, an item Of
three hundred dollars, or so much rs may be
necessary to build sidewalk on the south and
west side of the capitol square. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
MIR. THATCHER presented a joint resolution
authorizing the State Superintendent of Public
Schools to apportion the interest arising from
the sale of the School lands, among the coun-
ties affected by the Indian outbreak, according
to the returns of schools made in 1861. Passed
PROGRESS OF HOUSE BILLS.
The bill to change the name of Lucius w.
Beatty to Lucius W. Fry, was read second
and third time and passed.
The bill to amend an act to authorize the
running at large of cattle, horses and mules
was read second time, amended, and ordered
engrossed for a third reading.
The bill to amend the act relating to Town
ship Roads was read second time and Or
dered engrossed.
The bill to repeal section II of the Compiled
Statutes, relating to public roads, was read a
third time and passed.
The memorial for the entire removal of all
the Indian tribes from the State of Minnesota.
was read a third time, and passed.
The bill to amend the Township Organization
Act, establishing fees in certain cases, was read
4 third time and passed
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. MURRAY in the Chair.
After some time spent therein, the Com
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
SENATE.
ST. PAUL, Saturday, JAN 81.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order 10y the President.
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ST. PAUL, Saturday, Jan. 81.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
and was called to order 10y the President
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