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The New York herald., 1863-09-26

iGs WAY rns R.ns auE Pm AT Fosr iisIt sAas--
Tbs Tehci prisoners confined at Fort eaware, Nhp nto
Fortunate enough 10 into tho hospital there certain
have no cnuso 10 complso o scare n cd pr ~ 40
variety, as tho snbp mod staieincnt ~ iy show
rebel prbo or who gets tho SICK ~ A. thp Fort re-
coveh better diet than three funrta 81 ~ reCc
cd NJ their own homes IN Tho ''Sunny south F."
spuday-reakfast, bread and butter rolle colt meat
DINNER beef soup, POTATOES, brcad pudding. supper
broad and butter, tea, dried fruit sewcd
Aonday-Broakfast, bread and butter, corrc, hash,
Dinner, Irish stow, bread. Supper, coaoc, muth and
milk.
Tncsday-Breakfast, coffee, fried much ard mols9.,
Dinner, SOUP, roast beef vegetables bread. super
bread aud buttor tea, cold beet.
Wednesday-lreakaat bread and butter, coffee, crgr,
two por man Dinner, pork and beans, potaioc1 hreId
pudding supper, broad and butter, tea. drsd lrpit
siewrd.
1hursday-Breakfsst, bread and butter, coffee. muah
and moasses. Dinner, chicken SOUP potatoes, bread,
rice. Supper, bread and moiasses, coffee. hRsh.
Fridaynroakast bread and butter, coaoc. erga, two
per man. Dinner, mutton stow, vegetables, bread. sup
por, coffee, mush and MIX.
saturday-Breatfast, coffee fried nush and molasscs
dinner soup roast bcci potatoes, bread Supper bread
and butter, coffee, beef.
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sapervisors' Exemption and Relief Coma
mitler.

~ Nmo progresses tho labor OF the Supervisors Com
mee appears to be on the If the rush of the
conao'pea 10 Their rooms was great during tho first
week Of their sitting IA stil greater during tho last
UP 70 the present time about thousand have been
| relieVed-thelr numerous papers first having been
thoroughly scruiln.zsdthe parties closely examined
under oath, by tho Chairman. Supervisor Blunt by
supervisor Purdy, Tweed or Stewart by the Comp.
troisr as tho case may be-a multitude Of new docu
ments made out and certified to- and every thing dono
with that precs on and necessary In matter 20
important aa thls. Most Of hose appearing booro This
committee seem uliy 70 appreciate the importance Of Us
action.
II the rchaerip fails hero there Ia nothing for him but
70 deck hmsef 10 uncie sans blue ,oggery, shoulder
us muskes and march 10 tho wars Tho decisions
oi the tonhcl u ien in the palace oi tho noge Of
Venice were mover awaited with profound dread
the snper Sos Committee by the conscrpted who
before II for relief. But II the duties Of this Board aro
ardnoas they appear 20 be emne1ty fair and just giving
as LIBERAL construction 10 the ordinance a. IL w bear,
but invariably insisting that the woudbe exempt shall
nrst secure substitute no s let OH In this we nd.
on examining The ponderous books kept by the gentle
manly ana iaporous clerks OF the committee, he nva
riaby succeeds.
30 readily obtained are they tha, whenever conscrp,
appears for relief and declares that he cannot procure
substitute Il Ia looked upon good Joke and he Il
usually laughed ~ for making tho assertion. These sub
suteS are procured sometimes by the cOnscrpt lhimse
wal street brokerl.
lnoy hiu Az fhTous ranging from StUO
ato $780, Whero the consorpt obtains under aa
thorized gum Of tho Supervisors (s30o) tho committee
only pay the agreed upon between the conscr,pt
and his man. but when he places the matter In
the hands OF broker he obtains one tho
out OF tho $500 paid by the committee may be
agreed upon by tho broker and his Ia this way
some q these agents make large suas over which how
ever, the committee exercise control Tho Board
deserve great credit for tho determined 10 has
adopted In reference 10 substitutes.
Had II not been for tho policy thus put In practice aud
persevered in the government might havo obtained a
large amount Of money but few soldiers The probability
Ii that not thousand OF tho originally pied will
enter the army from this city
Tho duties OF tho Trovost mnrshnls and those or tho
committee 90 hand IN hand and II will be several weeks
before either vii be able 10 cloec their business,
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Mts<eiIaue ueous.


f-r.s,mfv DpMorsv. from Bosioa for Nev Yort.
turned 70 n Ash ~itE pryr<lsr btUssp
snir uanpr % ras wSsr-nAitinors. asri 3t-rh~ sbp
Hsnfg vhsh sfrirsf hrs y cay ff" ,hs fsrh
~ u wss from sos,oa isr ean Franaeo. Nd deus
sseut and b1As a1u~
ertg HrssSn IfrI Al san rnnei.ca fr0ta Nsw yo,k
hsr tor.s., shippsd s@A whsA snosfd ~ ~ az 49,
40 b.lo~. dsaasnx r.fro n us terf sss t~~~~n N.
nirisn snd msln uAss AAa ~ 4nfef Nc nsn saA a'sf
halehss IN lover holA
M RiHR Ma gfHutfss, ffofn Ass hsy for Ns- rqgs
vas Al BsfraGaA Isih a.s wtia ~ tsa sas slff~a
mast. orstofsasat Gsst Asd ba-esss st's, safing tAs
ss- a The lltA is.t
parsiJ stanass8 bosna frgsa B'-t4n y ss~ orsans
Dr.cn Rsia pan IwoEntrs Hs'ftss ffem Bsnasr fsr
gdrnsm. yut iaio Boston .tih lest iessina
papenM tfssrn fruri Nio of.H17 fae ssw Yark
vre~ssa Hsga a nsss hifsssAa@ fAs eayas wAs ratuy
n. scn. ysttsv cs.v- a ssa ~ ss igsn SR -sst
s.hsw - pn. rsaL Fain lsaaa tfsst is -h~ hs.vy
e0s ~ - ssAia uAAeli 1Dth ssaAss. sb1 srigsi
Oress p,st - - H..
EsEss Rarssc. Ri-s9s, ffss Insgus ~ Rsstqs %.
rr.s.sa Iies stesaus1 q SO Ill Efpfs ttsl
whaism.n.
shlp gsI HssA, fsvf'sos = ~. so - Tshtt fssst
~itR ~ - b. 90 fsprfl~i. e7gss - sfuls~,
ssrs Osptay cnle. = Daa1' oai ~ 80 - ost 49,
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sas ssss Dr. 80. itss Lr.Yssa - Niers
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
Tne following prices reigned at Washington mark,

me following prices reisned at washington market
yesterday
Misunderstanding pieces OF beef, lbc. per pound
porter house steak, 20c sirlon lSc mutton &c. l2c
veal fore quarter &C.. hind quarter l3c. fresh pork,
1ec.; ham, l4c lbc CO. ned pork, 0c.; corned and
smoked tongues, 75c piece
PorLTRY.rame ducks, 22c. 2tc. per lb.; chickens,
&c. 25c fowl, lsc. zoe turkeys lSc geese, 81 90
q each
GAsE.-Partridges, los per pair woodcock, 10s do
reed birds i0s do snire from So s. 30 per dozen.
Fsn.-Oysicrs, from 5s. q 16s per 100; clans, from
d. 8s do Goldfish, 10c.; balbut, 16c sheepshead,
25c. bluensh, 2c. black do lOc.; white do, 15c. had
dock, sc; pollock, 7c.; ecls from 12c 15c.; sea
bass. l2c pckcre 16c. lobster, &C. Spanish mackerel
q lcr lb salmon {none in the market striped bass,
15c 20c salt mackore l0c 12c smoked do. IL 13c
II salmon, l3c l5c smoked do IT 20c; salt goldfish,
7c 50 smoked cells, lsc pckcd goldfish To- smoked
shad, l2c.
FRtIr.rcaches, Soc 75c. per half peck plums from
Sec nsl ears do hot house grapes, from 50c. Toe.
pr To-; apes, from 81 a 50 so per barrel.
w ErAiLE Potatoes (peach biows) 17s per barrel
necers do Buckeyes, Ids; sweet potatoes, a Co., on
sens, s. rs per barrel.
MrscI1LAaEous.-- &c., per pound: cheese l3c..
eggs, 25c. per dozen.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
REMARKS.


The general impression which prevailed aat week was
lat the supply this week must be npderatn:
gsw the Orm supply ~ last week considerable
sppreciatl q IL price. was io'ked Tor.
nONntr
Abe hrst which greeted the "irasraityn that
yumc tho bridges of the railroads had been
carried away by the lO1i q frdsy last, and
tuIpy would o. be only derate not actually
short, spd were given unerstand that f1ll prces "
pot an advaec must he PAID but II was eoon asoerped
lhat despite tho stoppage OF q few droyes the
.r'e and 'snsfh o d., thofe ~n good suppy
sirc,dy 70 the yards. aud tbs butchers "didnl
,er the edvancs In aet they s.pe deter mined
~ sce and tncy coad easIy maintain a. air o' Ia
tepeudeDce, having procured good supply last wecs
sben there there wee more cattle sac tnsn ever
and though some Of The butchers thouaht thay
rve more icr The best euIloex, while toe brosers
snteuoed Mh they sot less, could discern
20 change worthy m n0io. There wera !, 80
psny fair 70 good c'rn fed stecrs on sale spa =
temand for them being Ecod. full pficcs were reazed
A ,Irss 1rm Y s1d At l0g. lie while so,oa =, ~.
gsry st - ibi rmewhat hsner prlcos IN -
y ooonsp oirs va pleny arso enough, and ,le ,...
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rhs nr,,l.n Nor,h Ameriean Fiee..

The British Navy have at present 10 our waters
eighteen veascs Of various rates from afS gun fgae
10 a four gun despatch vessel As maybe mailSf Of
interest readers sve below theft names number
of fEuns. ana tho namss OF their COMMANDERS
Barracuda, 81 steamer, Malcolm.
Greyhound, II, steamer, IAckIsy.
lmnortllite B, steamer, Hancock.
Jasoh, 2l, steamer, Won ronop
Landral, 8, steamer, Arhar.
Lily, 4, steamer, Harvey.
Asdea, Q, steamer, Preston.
Nimbe, o, steamer, DATcy.
Petrsl, II steamer, watson
Phaeton, 30, steamer, BDwye4r.
Flower, ., steamer, Cory.
Pylades. a, steamer, Hood.
RinAido, II, steamer, Dunlop.
kosarb, ~ steamer, Grant
Satellite, n. steamer, Grafton.
ycsuvus, o, steamer, Hamiltos.
The Fawu IL soop has ordered 10 bs put IN
commission At Chatham, 10 relieve tho Greybound.
A private letter from Japan rays
on Tgesday The 23d of June court martial assembled
board her Majesty ship Encounter, 10 Try Under.
mcntioued mea belonging % tho despa,eh weasel Ring.
A. n samuel SarsJns, A. H. John Davis, A. b., Charles
Russell, o. 4. James fitynaurce, second clAsz B. 4.
John Aohar second Glars q. 81 James scost Lamb o. e.
John n. 4. Churchill, scS,ni oss o. = David small
second class o. ~ IN 10 enap, boy, nrst ca-s wm
Wright, DO, and ncas"l oDono, an, d. Tho urt con
tistei u Captain Rodcrtcr ew .. (Preedeil captain
iG.as ksu sma sss w%n Mr y =
Cartny, Paymstter " her MAesty's ship Encounter.
omciaied as Judge Advocate, Commander X. a. o.
Brown, of tho Rngd We, prosecuted The nrst charVe
was TINT on the afernoln Of ths 9th of June vblst
the Rngdose was On her passage from Sagashki
" Yos hama thu prisoners refused 10 come on deck
when the hands turned up, and did uns bp the
forcsdders 10 prevent 9th ~ from coming dock Ths
charge WI. that Dbl tins afternoon of Juns
o. refuse TO deck whom the hands wore pped 10
muster ard, talrdy. ths, hey di the day 70
below and rcfuse 10 deck work after bsins
warBei that they dh no, 70 on decx work they
would be pacei N tho seDud class fUr conduct Tho M.
quiry cu,nued for two Days. The Court opinion
that the nre, charge s4a proved nasmuch rrso.
nsrs a refuse g. como deck when the bands ere
turned up but ~ the- nsh pping fore az er H.
prevent Ott from coming np tbero not SUFFICIENT
proof he Court aa1 found the eooud third charvs-
M wed against the r-i.n.rt F renenCod C.pre law
samuel Carrons sst shs Ae - seven ". rss reral
s.ryltsde. chs stt Nt7maul 80. Iietgy
ravr, ianae f. *afss ait Lamb
iohn lIsurv tt.UUHH.. N #MN'. thana4 Forsmsr
y NlDlsm Rs. t. fa we're nf :.
Wp Es.a& &al LEI t..ctys
pr.rat.Mf .s# aE# toe Command
r# rfN
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kts. E E.sssS-s d. B ksss, - 40
s; ::.;:::s !: =; ::.;: ~: ::;..:: r re :s :,
Rips wsrs nrn, but inactive. a. n. ....
: .sa S a:%snS ri CUB. w.s somewhat e
..1aM.Mfhsrs was rather more inquiry for sO, and
shs market was quite buoyant. 49,. -. 49,.
NrrAls-Prcss were very hfm, ou' me Market was
Soksmss.-rhsrs a0. were sales made Of 500 bbis New
Orleans, partly u sac.iou, 4Io. Ao2Ac otnerwhe,
NAVAL sroKss were selling slowlya - 10 81 so for
spirits turpentus 81 70 for tar and $50 $as for
Ons-Ihere was increasing animation In the market,
end tho ersds va: al q % S
Hnseed at 81 80 81 81 lard at 67nc. afl 021 olive
assI So crude petroleum sec at a7c refined do
On cAKs was IN good request and the market favored
ssl!ers.
and sales were Of 900 bbls S3 rs mess
ei2 20 aSl2 90 for old NESS and $40 l24 $40 SO for
prime Beef WAS in fair demand with sales OF 800 bbs.
at $l4 SIS extra, and $40 SO $l3 so for plain
Lard doing BETTER with saes Of $50 packages at
fbouders, and s4c. 90. for hams. Bacon in
demand at &C. so Butter was in coed request ~ lsc.
26c ior state, aud lac. 2lc for Ohio Cheese was
RIOS There were 800 bags Eas, India sold at 10.
SALT was quito arm and in fair demand.
SfDs were attracting attention, especially lnseed
which Ha3 up " 81 20 q 50 20, clover; 0Ac. lOAc.
timothy, So % a 50 co.
soArTbera a moderate demand for Castillo at l5c.
lG @
SRI ~ acla2 gnare freely 77,sc a SOC for No
ntmogs, o5c. 1fG f0c lnte, Acc ~ for cAaaa,
Ssc a 10 Tor Cloves 25c. 2dc. for pepper 23c for
n gsf AID 2ic 22c ior pimedto
StGAR-. - rho day business wns moderate, but tho
rarke. was steady Sales transpr"d Of 675 hhds aud
$50 boxes the fo ral ty at auction at l2ho l3.c
for New Orleans and lie l2i>c Cuba. Refined
IN air re iuest.
TOBACCO Tho frost in the West has created quite
speculative ccmand, The sales average 800 hhds Ken
sucky &C. 24c lis baIos Yara at p ~ aqd 27o cases
seed 10 4 al 14c q 40c.
IAiLow WIS IN more demand at 1ocI. 1lt4c, with
sa.es Of 100 600 lbs
1EAs were firm. but not remarkably active.
WinsKgY steaiy, with sales OF 100 bbls at b2i.c
q 53c
Mdof The market continues tolerabiy active, and
desc lpons have advanced Sales OF go 600 lbs.
pulled lambs and extra at 6)c ese so GOO lbs. feece3
~ &c. Ole Foreign reported, 100 bales Rio Grando
Jr vate terms 800 bales Ienshai at 3Sc 40c., 900
bales Care 33c S5c 100 bales Martinique at 22c.
2sc Tho trade IL active, and promises 10 continue
10, but prces have net generally advanced.
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TenA ward-Georgs II. Stay Der, Henry Hussebads,
Pred Il Wagner John H. Randoi b, Jas. ~ ha.oaey, Nm
McNkb, Tha- Callahan
kighteenlh ward jas. Sirouse
report was presented showing that tho number ~
conscfpis relieved hy board tbls far IFS, and
tho amount of money expended s3j 900. or this sum
500 had boon paid confcr,pa.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.

SALES STABLES SITUATED IN TwRSTY.FoURru sTRSEr,
BETWEEN SECOND AND LEXINGTON AVENUES
The extreme duness which is Characteristic o. the
midsummer ntorregnum pcmans almost unbroken, and
the aspect Of affairs in the great horse market almost
monotonous in fact quite During tho week there
has bcen quite show OF business but, after al wa1
but show according tho almost universal of tho
Dealers. Many horses have been trot,od outp and
"sbovn up bot, somehow, the few buyers who have
found their way 10 market have been wonderfully diQ
cult TO please. and no but few OF them have bought.
But the fact that buyers bogin 10 "look round' 10
In this partmon q trade at worry distant day
Prces for roadsters, uotiers, carlag? horses, gIk
horses &c, &c. for tho fall tealon ar6 bbt hxed y Stt
and may be considered nominal II seems likely that 4
fair trade may be dono next week, however, which
sha be enabled 70 hive more sxtondod report
Government horses lnnue 70 como 10 freely and I'D
bnsincss this do armcnt Is characterized by az macQ
activity s30 10 the ruling price for all which
pass with the Inspector certificate.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26
NEW YORR CATTLE MARKET.

TUEsDAT Etpt. IbU5
For the salo OF beevss, mich cows voal calves and
sheep and lambs, Washington Drove Yard, corner OF
Sourth avenue aud Forty fourth street; Chamborn's
Hudson rivcr BULBS Head foot Of Robinson Brown
ing in sixth street, Third avenue and McGraw
OBiens Central Balls Head Sixth street. For the sale
sfs~ine, Aetons yard foot Of Forteth sire North
river.
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

Total number OF cases .t,..,,s,.ej
yUns1sED SUBSTITUTE
simon Gu,man farnisbcd Andfc,s Aartinezi 7 raInin
Murea; Jacob vetter furnished Aired Dc Lacy solomon
wein furnshed II. BicrsehwaI; Edward D. peilley fur.
nshtd J. ~ GilGlsn Faancis sisny furnished John Nc
Carthy.
Martn, ii. Nancy r. Hesseer, r. Renis &. MccApc, y.
Bershoin, A. Defaufanr H. Cahill, II Puscc j. shaw u
s,aTss ssna5s sfS a ballot fs Sd, H VIM
Phillips.
T. Ayllns, George Bess, H. FISCHER, George schpen /.
Brainil, c. CoL,ns, ornshy Jones, John Gacker, J..
Fqschlns. IL. wundalich, A. Wood, n K Thompson, I'd
DsSs;1 2si.Sy, cssTss Ts Burns 'A'" A''' Maine"
DEcHARoED-rwrrAnl1 ACE
n. snspSsra, s'Sa2 H. SSBs. Es, r Tnaeini Muller.
hsyH, rus,,T; Mayer, ~ Phibrick, 9. coen,sch, j.
C. ReuliDg H. Muller, u. W. Berdap, Z. Taylor, c. r.
Ward, William Brums,on
uSfr sose oy vrpows.
Japes slackpole. 9. Otto, d. Wilhelm, ). schaler,J
IN nRrnr slnn
!. \. KaizemIayer Charles Prepperman.
John Rausy, c " Siiss, EoOer, Rooney.
rHK EIoHrH DISTRICT.
In ths Eighth district yesterday OF special i'm
portance we're acted on. The following tho result q
the days labor
HELD roR rSvIrs
John n Carr.
yuaxprrp sC Cnsnrrrra.
John 7. SPENCER furnsbed aichae os6sofs, Laos J.
Brown furnished James shArEey.
PAID oonncIADos
J.R del Dprclla, VIM. Mcclellan.
vow N fnyFI
ETHyaa, o. v. Dayton.
John v erdl.y. Ea~s,d weston.
Held for service ..'.''''. ''..'"-''"..'".'''..
Paid eommuta on l
Furnished
Al other causes ............'s..
Total examined ................."..u
Sent 70 roIdszyoua
THE rNTn DISTRICT.
In the sbovc district everything progresses with quiet
and rapiil,y Persons who notified 10 appear upon
certain dale arc allowed by order Of Csptan Jon.
kins tho Provost Marshal V forward on ahy day
previous 70 the time Of their nothcatn and put forward
their claims u e1empon snce the labors OF tbc Board
commenced but ten pesons have paid the oommgallon
fee Tie Bard q f1rolmcnt u this cstrc, every
Thing their power ~ provide subttutes GOT mrsy -
rs, un,er ,hs sss ,uFernlendsacs q captain ieBsrs
do everything y their power 70 pub forsard the basi
ness pseaiL, - % % .ss,' g.s1 .,,., Mr. John w.'n,
reporter for eouresy received. The following toe re-
sait Of the labors q ths y ard yes,srdays-
A. Niler, J. n. Bfadbroos, Y. NeKenner, ? D geriA,
AP Tet,her, y Dolan, !. Arnold, = H. iAre, J. Hunt,
u Thompson, H. Fendicmen and Q. Crav.
vl~pwr.
7. E. Bsekmam, J. scAnsiiy, y Bayis, ,. gely aud
N. hadassn.
r1lrsicat nsAnnnr.
T. George, ". :. March, :. Batter 7. cossens, =
Eaher ~ e, etrpbel. y. H Delaney, Jr. NJ Abtgit J.
ycAdafne. }. nossan, y Ctapmau 7 &, yesho r Acsc,
and Y. GalOp.
). saliyan, r. Deunei, Z ,hy and patus
r. A. s.sc,er, Mile, :. Lym.n,l Burnharn gam
kn.
rpsTWEn srDfrUu.
y rganfcc.
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S HlPPIN q NE w s .
scyemen,. or ocean s,e,m,
PROM IuR0PE,

Has forwarded by tis reAuAr iues
The 'fnsnrrp for from III ef e "a D0nr
cert ihe Canadian me. witch rai Iond1uIs' lac
steamers iarn lhs Continent cA a. Southampton.
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soNs oE
J. Hitler, p. Dun, W. T. Pabu.
A. u Bushnell, j. Boz lc, j. Mink, n. Trinkle T. AeGAD
ssn, h. keibcrger, r Tlfer. N. Burton.
Two IN sga,IH.
@ Pauson, J. sbiIsey.
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sent to Riker's Island, II.
THE THIRD DISTINCT.
Tho follow lpg Gases wsse dapo.ed d 10 The third dis
,rict, Brooklyn, yes,srdays-
srrsnrrTu.
John NJ Beam offered JOSEPH FrUitt Edward Jordan
offered Thomas ODonne, James o. Titus offered Richard
Hooking Joseph Roscos offered Daniel TiuDey, Mchai
Murphy offered John King, Naoeon ksypor offered John
Williams
Gerret Euivan Michael Glllan, Edward l. Hendsrson,
Henry Brown, James Conway, David winsio~, Foster W
Joseph drew. James Hurley John osb born, Lake Doyle,
msimLfrr.
Nathan swtzsr, Daniel smth, v 2. sbsnshon, Henry
wadin, George W. knot, Dewitt Bsardns, francb H.
White, WIN. Rowland, WIN. AIKEN, Robert rnderhiil,
Geage Y: Batter, Henry {. simms, VIM. , Oakley.
Rnsse Frederick Reiohar, Wm. ". fsvs, Chas. Dixon,
James W Mcs sndiess, Samuel y. sTarkman, VIM Sutton.
Andrew Bowen, Jas. McGure. James Dcrkip, M.thsr
Ilsmbler, John issrvy, Alison Graves.
,If~s.
wm Mcous,, Fred White, chAs. IL ghordnor, David
james, Richard Main, Daniel IA~lsr, Eiwnd Coys,
Fd~nd Necsitg, rho-' nyfne, Robsrt AlcOrn, mo,hy
Hsungtoo, Vim. " uison, bcngNr- Johnson Allen
s,rphsnson, John o. O. Dawson, sdries Ahrsns Horny
Eysns.
Jane. n.n.mln, rarlss Sslnn, wn. shsnn, M.
XIX Jas. Muldopo Henry ByPenny, rd~ari r. Palmer
John 10 Dsy, James Buessnsp, 7. s,sshousc, me-.
II. Taton, o., W. Isyar, o~sn IArsss. r,ehssl Ncc1
FEY, Thos. bearing, Nicholas folsn, Psusa iloSsers
ua,hIas n. Lonsacre, Alfred NJ esabssy, Jam v,a
Bens hotsn.
Rossr, r. courn.y, SIehAcI Murray. Trssts neA,ssr.
rsruss - sorrsiss cmnrsas
Henry g. Nah
gdward Cssry
Tho Flnhy.
nUswfwtsrov.
Substitutes
Held
Pad
Iisnbihy.
tiers
over ~
10 the ssfvle~s..s
Dny etns
Fahnf n rotherse2s Children.
NO r~~ifs u'. -
Lnder 40
All gbasr 10. zoas rin bs o.lles v say, 4fth nsi
faooWLrw cossCsirrs r1FsfrED.
10 foN~nE reasefipn wsf-sseuptsd froH Ne clai
- tto conmon Csuneii yesterday
yee78d rud.-thnif Au9-rsot - 80 coHnsy
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The New York herald., 1863-09-26

The following 10 the st Tor ycsterdhy WIN th0 ospos
non '' s''0 '''' TUsarp srpsrnvrtta.
Sidney H. Andrews, United States Ho'el, furnished
nlshed John collins Edward n. wilson IS Lagh, street,
furnished Charles Miller; heouade q Cherry street
1aSaa's 1no%as street. hsa srnesd ilss aesa auon
William Z. Mel,bio, @. 81. NcCoud, Washington Clark
john u. Cairnes, john struck, Samuel hopc, Jamos NJ
Wheeler.
August Hur,s Valentine King, Jules Jacard Alfred Eng
land Thomas Barrett.
James Harley, @. R. lansing, }. P. Furniss, Charles
Shultz.
Joseph M. oha,ter,on, John Donohac, Richard Van
rMn ccnxrrAnos
A. Cartwright J. B. spGuldins
HE'D voR Duly.
Ea,ah osilvlo. Ioas il psiaslls.
Frederick ooppsrs: y; 2sa1 . sa.sss,s:. G.sassss
Tho whole number pf 6onsoripts sent % The Fourth
Ave- Aggregate naroosr sen, to dsirc, rendezvous
hundred aud sixty two
Aliens. ~, i,....,,.,...,..,.,,,.. .
Furnished substitutes. -. .
Pnysie9i disability .:.l..''....."
PAID
Held for duty
In service. .tt....ss.,,.,....
Total. %
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tho following 10 a summary OF The business done 10
this district
HE'D ipf DUTY s.s"t's'..'''''
Furnished sabsiitatcs.
Physical disability. IN ....G ~
UnspitAberess OF age, 10
AenAfc, ..,........,, ,,f....,.........I3
support OF parents t.,.. l...i...,, ..p...a...
Nonrosldeuu. .s''''.'' V''''H
In seryice March
Total number Of 1........,.......s9 s.