New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
The Draft in the Country.
NETWORK STATE

MIN -1Ohh SlAlf.
At Syracuse, the Draft for the Twenty'Ihin
District has come Of. The first name drawn was ths
Of Greenfield Gaylord. 1t created quiet sensation
and was noted as something worth remembering. IL
drawing for the district was concluded without the ~
currenee OF anything worthy OF note AT its close ~
committee OF the people publicly declared lemseira
satisfied that the drawing bad been fairly made IN
committees OF al the districts drawn through the az
did likewise.
w w Wright. Deputy Internal Revenue CofcM ~
Is exempt account of age. VINO was one OF ~
inspecting the drawing; Mr.. Charles D. Henry. Js1S
of the Peace and Byron d. Benson Sheriff of the Cc'
" The latter was turning the wheel ut he tine
as drawn For several minutes before fortune see1d
10 be- running against the town oil Bre"er,1h rems.
ing loosely TO friend that he woua see II ne couaa'
change that he took the heel In less than three M
ufes he was conscript. His name was received VIE
rourds Of applause. As the drawing continued on,
the best feeling was manifested. All seemed satisfied
| that the drnft was fairly made in all respects
| TA< Brscio Adreytiser gives the following brief ~
count OF the work Of the Examining Surgeons IN ts
city: lon the first day. Tuesd the number o. saS
stiiutes examined was "a OF Which "a were accepts
and rejected The number OF applications for e'enf
,iou on the ground Of physical disqualification was
OF which - declared unfit for military service ~
five entirely ableso do duty. The entire NUMBER Oh
| amnaiions was ~.
Of which ~ were accepted and rejected. IheI
OF conscripts claiming exemption on hecoult VI 20
cal di~qu lifcation was - OF which ~ were ouhu -
for military duty aud able to serve ence SAM ~
entire number OF exemptions was sa. great
portion Of the substitutes examined were hae ps-t
able bodied fellows and viii represent their prnep~
in good style
tain pa men. only 1873 is the product How many ~
lil paid or will pay Communication Is not MOVE 20
probably one half II all 90 or procure substitutes w
srnment will realize less than one half OF It's demand
~. n,T, Ia m fnunci have riitN ~
sum of SIS 90 for the relief INDECENT families "a
who may be drafted. accepted and seat to The aeH-
Ngw-uAMpsHlgB. =.
The Concord Democrat says that the dlA
for Rockingham and STAFFORD Counties has passec
quietly. The Dover corscripts took their fortune cS
naturcdly. On Friday evening they formed p'ooss
sion. and marched through the streets cheering fa y
enrolling officer. the MAYOR. and other prominent es
1cns. On Monday evening the drafted men agnn
raded the principal streets. accompanied ~ psT
music and a large concourse OF citizens Ihey es4s.
upon John r. Hale who addressed them in An eoqx11
speech invited them into his house and entertain"
them In style both becoming and acceptable.
The draft for Mc.rimack Count, had commences e..,
The town Of Lebanon has voted 10 pay drafted NJ ~
their substitutes who actually enter the service" -
United States. $500 each rs bounty. IL sS -
voted 10 paw bounty OF 500 to each volunteer W. =.
been In the service and wii re-cniist lhs .sn az
bounties offered BY the Government VIII mako WV"
each volunteer
CONNECTICUT. al
One hundred and ninety-nlne substitutes =. 80
New. Haven Tuesday. fer Alexandria as "l Insa a
for the al Rhode Island regiment ana 10 ion hs
Conn This invoice makes about 800 men sippsa"s
this rendezvous thus far and It again hii"s, , srs
the b,rrncks Ii Is said that some 400 or ~ nav IN
sent direct from Rhode Island. II 80. ABOUT oHe
of the quota of these two States Is furnished IN
Tb, hartford Couyont saws that on "Wednesday, ii
Board examined ffty.three drafted nea eha TxTs
twenty four from physical and other eaases a vr
from Saflled paid $500 each. III. men Thpsi
nom Sutiicd. Enfield. and East Wihaso''
substitutes were sent " Now.Hayen.
MAINE. IN.
Some very active officials in the once y, 4
Provost Marshal nj Augusta disposed Of nim'S ~
Certificates Of Exemption % persons N viz and y
drafted The guilty parties have been arresisSd hsm
the persons 10 whom these papers were '"'"'':
lcpIrr I'd themselves for examination. ., ~ tha
fbe Kfane6ee Journal says that drafted n'a mis-
District .scn,cd himself TO DR.. Wilbur iol s.,xe
ton who deaf that i required inc TSs doa
Of the doctors lungs To make INN hea,' n,nsioa 4
stopped down and commenced critical eNh; IN Sv
one of the drafted mans knees. rcmarAihs "Ghd
tone. 'ha, is sufficient 20 exempt any man ,uddss
to hear you say SO said The deaf man. VINO WAS .
IN recovered his hearing; what did You 81! s.scty
trouble with my knee, DIR. Wilbur III Is essn
sound and good" replied the doctor :" wason s az
ming your ears" The man paid his $40 anu w.
The draft in the Fifth District headquarters nun
fast was completed on the nth inst Inc ;av al t
Der drafted 1925. Ii passed on qe =, tho prS
terested seeming satisfied with tne '''u''
cccdings. ,.,. ,hs afmy
The rst batch OF conscrpts from Maine tor ad int
left Maokeys Island Portland harbor on inc ,.. ssa.
They numbered about two hundred men al"
recruit the ranks OF the 10th regiment
ILLINOIS. M
The enrolment in the With pistr r.ss !" "a ~
State has been completed The first class number
"A. yIs, the second class--bstween the ages " "
numbers q. l5t 4 ~ 81 .Oo.