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A uCTlOS SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE,
1Ahold furniture, embracing everything necessary
tor hourekrrpinf Curu'd from Last week III take
pace tbs day, ~ lUk O'Clock, st IL Psra
eih ~, betxccn % and sd avta l53
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pAWhBRuktk'o sALE--riils DAY. BY
l. JOIN MORT Mki, ID Eat Broadway, copsi,t-
ing OF u' s's'lns apparel -ha~s, dEes,es capeS
III ., char rho yGl ,Uu. ~ her
H. oider Of NJ. COS tELLO, 10 Mo.t,t 10
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w iLLlAM ABBOTT AUCT-OFFICE 1
~ n,oai-V sell. on this diy IL h inst AZ
uI ot'o'A, ne contents Of the II uor store Ss E.s,
i",n ~ ~ eaad counter beer pumps, large French
apes, chair. biandes, gins, vince, whisien
-,s--".t"''s' aV JoS
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WM, WOLF, ArC'R-OFFICE 4gJACK.
son ct, sel' on tLis day, at lv. o'clock. h, stock
ms ot sugar, tea, rt g, .pice ,o,n canal. 900
&c . flas5 cate', ctlr. ICE fo1, &c 10
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DAW BROKERS' >ALE-THiS DAY At
io,s e.cocS, by DEl l & INGRAnAM, A. thei,
Il sn., - New BoWegy. 10 .ots OF vnI.h" i.aanx
-, co hung, catches, Jsselry, Sc By oldsr az +
LEVY, ~, divers. ~ '' So
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AND STILL ANOTHER

A gentleman OF Caud,u, \. T., c.ttine. that he had
all thu inu- distcssing mp ON. Of liver cuWp.s
and dyspepsia. lie applied TO Dr SCHkNCk, aud,
After taxing the SkNWttD TONIC and Man
DRAKE PILLS tor several we,ks, he paved n ruf-
prislns number Of worms, some Of which we're three
To- nyr iuchtn In length The cause Of hf dsrA .
having b-'u renewed, h. speedily recuv, red :
b al,h. His .ppe. ,te now ir remarkably ,ood ana
bis Digestion exc lleni. Thu, srnt"m.n's name may
be seen at Dr. SCHi.Nh's office, and all -.io may
wish ~ ha'. continuation II the TACT. iui hIs Nv
lip, VA be digoe,td TO he pIar. OF residence.
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Aa'CTs0N NOTICES.

A UCTlON NOTICE-H. WILSON. AUCT-
1Ahr -. GALE, 4. D,y IT. boot and shoer- sOj
Gaze prime goods. on Tuesday, Aue i.h, At ~
o'clock. Also large ar-ortment for private sale a.
all tiu,r. 4l5
a uCflOS SALE or CROCkKkY, &c
HENRY Il. EVANS, Auci'r, will sell in lots u,
'uu 'let', on ruc,day August llth, at 10 o'clock,
~ 1" Btfclsy 81, choice issortment Of white IRA
Ire aud ware, GLUED var, pl, ed ware table
eu'lT', sale t-~itiyc, lor cIsL, aud goods caro-
fnily repactrd for 81 pgirg. 262
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no", ne heie, BEL. | a.. 90 kr, sn 20 70 on an
l"ik ~. alwa, 'a.t n. al out ,'u std va
"a az ue Ind Va Dee, q the ~. "a. of -elAnl
,usn. dpilsr- ., Il Atr,iy Wv ~
You're sespcctfuuy. JAMS + Jcsxs.
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4 CCIlON SOTlCf--CROCKERY, GLASS,
4ACut.erS aud Plated Wrt-wh " SHIRLEY
Auc'g-Tuesday, AUG. litA, At 10 O'Clock. by h. I'M.
BURY, W, at .el P,srl Il, extra lsrte sale Of 40
Kind. Of best AMI seconds, white G. ante, CommoA
AID fancy ware, IN Too Tor city and country desl.ra
for
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u WEAVER. JR., AUCYR., WILL SELL.
IL Monday. Aug 10th 1868, at ii O'clock at the
e'r o. oath at aud sth ave, one stud Horse to pay
keep ana -Ipences. B' order Of & tlNLAY. ~
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New Jersey and Her Quots.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

JKRssr CuY, August Ia, 1ss3
Ihave on several Of late In the columns
OF tho HERALD an erroneous 10 the e that
New Jorsey s behind form calls for volunteers BY
tho general government for the suppression Of the
bellon. While entirely ooncnrring your views q tho
psrpIcious Effects upon tho public by the Irritating and
scandaoos conduit OF certain Of tho press Of the city Of
New York. and In reference tho refusal Of tho Pfss
dent 10 suspend tbe draft Jour state. unwilling 70
sn silently and re our own nstio state ranked n tic
category of those who bave performed rcir sbolc
duty ,n this emergency.
New Jersey democratic State, dessrsg The res,ofa
tion ali its integrity of tho constitution ami tho rn'oo.
opposed politically and from principle the present "a
iufration and got maintaining that the government,
whatsoever hsscs should be stsnythonsd ani ahsli
until The last vcstgs treason shall be- ob,eraod from
our country awaiting the hour With calr and borefri
confidence ~hen trvrgh the peaceful assncy a The bal
bor she signify ber adhcfrce 10 tho ure Aith
by rebuking the radical fac,on who temporarily bod
the rel0s ~ government. To this end fis has freely
with Their bones the battle fields and many 10 reta
bleeding victim q the bgtshcriea caused by teisnt
aud unsslhnl gensrah
sl,e has never for q rofscnf from the ,ne u "a rehql
cn b-oso out, been bsb.rd single man dsnalfei ~
the general government or quota has ever ant nx aya
tist mbapprehenspn has bern en,cfiapsd upon this
subject alone BY thoaN who hswe hui
positive c1Doern ~ tbe quetn bat ~ tbo~s ~bss on
csi rcstious should have bcen surlcent casr AsAy
a stigma 70 ~ vislti ufcn our pcofle
desire TIA, Publication nsy ~ EEsn 10 tsis STATE
meni, rot dyabtinr yg1r Sniinshe@ " - EttNa y
snisr state coz -rASr RGADIR
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Volunteering ,n wisconsin.
srsm ~ VS. sss. kHnsuFs i'uaEfsEsT,
bknsros, Aug88t q, So.

s~nsros, August is@B.
T. rrr fnyftK wncovsin
on aniDx rsgagt tho pablis rlfpals that ths gene
raj government had gyel iAry da1s tins - lha
q hcw 5errey before et0sass1ast q the dfdt txfHn
ofder % enabe t1 - 10 rah44 Their qs1ta sfogp~
by The yolsate~r sysiss, agpic v ne scfcsssy x
war fur The s.ms fssiiasa for wseoasls, ana have
crlsed the fuliasiuw feriy
M pfsIsr.ors =. afan ~ NO. Jsr~y nns yss
ssnrisii sai no Defsfsof ~ hai h'As pffpl.ts4
s1GUaw ~ ftiissHsrf " wgT~ VI fareHfug Mra 50
erAn sssf p.s, wtsn 80 hisis IN - esr4lsa ihs
tbus raAs~d
ras s.sr = salar IN w-os.s. So rs.psrar1as Ass.
- sowrbstes iss tbsfsfefs bsssssi riil
tkr fuistasnt x townrfFs HnfM e lfNt ef1~gff
To Mpe rAsf ANt fe.FAft ~ 49, A. ~ II
W trtaf - nst rFt lnsfRs tntf hAss ssfge. vii -
efrafsn - ~ arots NJ stats
ih~fsarr, tswaa c4ft.. ofdasies N fhts
slrs avpi unefstss " rsane4 thrlf ga0tas W
vsiufnefins boy may proceed - farpt tariesgs ~
,hf~s ysfa - srrns 90 snf 81 feeslss rs1 fsf
them. Ii~r y0it utssfs Hlak esast Nlse Fpta fsF
seats y ihe as1 ~ the ssitAsps q htagy aaltny
baw isetng fsrruLsf
fhtrs bs 80 hsea astssss u 80 sataissr wss -
u1,ssJ fsura whef1sia, fun 1ny aswlG ss whsil1f
nss fesf'rnsuts ~ ctraaaes
stNshsv catNw ifots tbr ffaTest Wssshaf
Gsfsfsi sasc-ffx us ssiebmsnt "a 4sltss q tews, a.
ssfs.~
- ~ ~ 49, ifs,sns 80 49,. ys--3vsf we
- th~ hrt.fAl e@rtfts - a~sahf 80 sAss
as.V sssis $50 faa lsg : ~ osasisss6.
sri 80 y, f@asst y ss.iaaist g's. -
gsts fs-is A@-ltgn t.sya sfe a. - Z. "a sNA
ssts .sgt. 8 t,fgs - -. - n, =, ~ =, =
- .s-~sa>. ss,s-t ssa 4. 49, - -
a. ~ $50 - - = tsfsH t~sM~
10. .m~a sA~xpa ~s~~~ s.~s ~ 80 lsf~ s~~s
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POLES hs.TaHfisss yisfsAg s.rr assaffaS "a
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srs. after froayins usaoai ,safrassi snefay ,,ssy
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TIRE
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nFa yeAfs - 49,. tpstd = 49, .nfNaf NJ MeN 49,
Wr~sl RI ssfse's ~ was Hftss~I y aFfsr FTt sHtNa
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IA. n, v.. 49,. tsss N = rsesn, "a. ss..., \.
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The Draft in New Jersey.
PROCLAMATION ny THE GOVERNOR.

To THE PEopIx Nrw JERsxY--
No draft has bccn ordered Ia Now Jersey. Every
volunteer mustered into the United states service for
three years within thirty days. VIII cause an abatement
yyptano OF Now Jerseys quota OF the draft SHOULD one
be ordered 87s3 volunteers bc rasad In tho state In
thirty days there win be drn There will. In no
event, be draft for any alIcgcf previous dcnchncy
The quota VI each township and ward towards the st3
men viii be published possible BY tho Adju.
tant Gcnera o. the StAte and each township and ward
will receive credit far tho number Of men furnished.
Now Jersey has thus far furnished al men asked u her
without drafting, and Il would he source d psds and
qualification should she continue 20 OIL hcr qsosa Of roopa
by volunteers.
under my direction, regiment ot vosuuteee cavalry
at Trenton, two regiments OF Infantry NJ Newark and
Warrington respectively and battery of artillery st
Hoboken. The formation of infantry regiment viii bc
Immediately commcbosd at Freehold. aud another nj
Beverly and bAttsry will b authorzsd In fex DAYS
for tho old regiments earnestly call upon thc oit
OF this State 20 mako every effort to raise those
troops by tho payment u additional bounties through
public meetings and personal exsyion. Lot tho nutor
tss o. tho sNs aud sownni dafernno 20 raso 'hcir
gnoSAG BY thA' mcsns. IN U023Shvcny thousand uscn
were raised in nnecn days.
Tho bountIcs paid BY the government arc 500 70
recruits and 500 10 veterans. Every singe man
VIII be entitled 70 ~ pcr month from tho state, ANA the
families OF married men and widowed mthers of sinse
men dcpendont on ihom for support 70 ~ per month bc-
sides tho monthly pay from ths government u, IN
addition lborn bountes paid BY municipalities and
By individuals tho ean be raised.
Let ovegy citizen of New Jersey onmpsncc the work
si once and the desired result VIII be attained.
Do not wait for the quota a tho townships, which VIII
be fWusbed IN very lev days.
Given under my hand aud privy seal. t IRE ioa this
twenty ssvcnth day cf July, d.. one tpassnd eight
hundred and tirty three JOEL PARKEL
b ~ DscxIssoS, iTivate Secretary
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were fled the numbers taken from the arst muster
and pay rolk II tie organization.
VIII be seen by letter ~ oGovernor, OF date June
that tho department. contemplated arson of tho
state records Of men furnished with those OF this Office
In answer 70 that letter. the Adlaiant General o. tho
state UNDER date Of jury o. furnished statement from
State, have been taken.
As he OF tho department will not allow
credit u be given for the disputed number (9.oi7 a.
recruits remains for the state show by tho mnster-
IN rolls thereof that she Is entitled 10 said credit As tho
statement from tho Adutant General of tho state does
not exhibit In detail the data upon which tho cain for
the dispated recruits rests, II will devovo on spociA
comparison OF the state with tho United Statos records TO
show that the state Is justly entitled 10 the credit there
for
is proper to add that tho AdjatAnt General Of New
York, IN The recapulaon Of troops furnished In 1851
II ,0O0n
In the report OF tho Adjuant General for 1868, ID
stated that the sent 10 old regiments sIoce
date Of tne last report January 10, 1892 will not fall
below twenty thousand Nt
% have been furnished In 1891 and 1909 the Adjutant
General OF the State has estimated thcm and not made his
claim actual data Wa
In relation this subject tho Adutant General Of New
York. In his Official report for 1892 saysIn addto
70 tho regiments which have been rascd In this stae
under tho several requisitons from government, largo
number of recruits have been drawn from population
for regiments In service. OF tho number OF these the
department has no positive knowledge.
Il will thus be that from actual data the War Do.
lartmont credited the State Of New York with three
thousand i've hundred and eighteen BELONGING
know she had In service and tho claim OF tho State for
additional excess Ia based upon estimated
ber Of recruits furnished and Of which number the State
Aduant Generals Of 1892 shows that department
bad "no positive knowledge
There nothing nlo tho War Department TO show
"thas New York and Brooklyn have furnished than
their proportion" tho troops from the state Of New
York.
In relation 70 the "abapdonmens OF voluntary enlist
ments for forced conscrpton proving unfortunate
policy, would remark that the conscrpton does not
prevent voluntary enlismens. but ON the contrary,
nave Of late afforded but few men, Ii shown By the
following statement-
xxnrHyf enowIH0 STATE THE RRCRrrN0 SERVICE N TN
s5XH 0S INV YORK AND NEW oRGANIxLroks
BIHcE JAHuARy I, 1868.
Organizations mustered into the United States service
- per statements July o. from the Adjutant General
New York
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LETTER FROM PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL FRY.
wla DuAsrnxxr. PRovoss MARsnAL crrsaAr,s
OTr1. WAnHiNnIoN. d. G Auausi 10. lE6a Z

W
oury, wAsuisoros, o. g. August 10, ieos. I
Hon T. NJ sraSros, secretary Of war
slR--Tho letter dated August ., from bis ExceeDoy
Governor Seymour bis Esoclcncy the President q the
United states relating mainly 70 tho operations of the
Barsan War Department under my charge, induces
me 20 submit The folhwng facts
The execution of the act FOR enrolling ara calling out
the national forces may be sad 70 have commenced IN
Now York the 2sth day Of April On that day ce
Ger q the army asssned 10 DUTY acting Assistant
Provost Marshal ccsera, with nstrveons 70 soquani
htrzslf with shs views ard Wishes q hts Fxcsiseocy
Governor ssymenr and r,ve them doe weight deter
mlnlng 10 tbs best mterests of tks general
mss,, all popcr TO ras and retain hs
ndcnce aSt good wal OF the Governor and hs State IN
csrs and tor abe execution q Nc Enrolment
The aid and hearty operation or h3 kxcclIcncy
Governor ami of tscsy oncers IN hm siao, az asae Of
the people
.Aelier addressed BY me 20 ceverss~ seymour, on
tho same dAy safnrnng ann that with " unfrm
bes deemed bed 20 sssss einosx q tbw Department
10 dutg 81 ihs capital q New YORK. that lhls ocer
Instructed 70 oeafsr wAh him ftbe oorsrnor). to
super mt nd the operations of the Provost Mafskas
and BDAfSk of karoisens 10 The seycrAI aistrtcss
uf the 6kAte, W fsecnfc from The PpUyo~t Nas~has
and Bnerdk and snbmlt 10 the RxSxe Txoxwi,xe
such rolls aAA rertre - might be Sesnei nc<sr.
sny for The me- OF - etsts, and 10 pv~xsrs frs..
state rccord and tsaasma V The Provs~a Maraaas
md cards Of Elfam sss snfcrnslhn risesa Al h,s
a'spcsaI BY the si.ss a. ~ssas. - SGbs 10 Bscesry
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Alleged Frauds ON Drafted Men.
has been charged that gross frauds, Ia tho shape OF
favoritism bribcs have practscd by tho In.
rolling Board At Emira. Tho Eimira Prsn makes the
following references 10 these charges
We boovo that infamc us ana outrageous frauds have
boon practised upon tho drafted who 10 Llmra
TO have their acted upon by tho Board Thousands
OF doaIs have been obtained from them by hwndcrs-
who coudescended W tho basest lying and deception
In order to obtain their money. Wo have for time
been cognzant OF the manner IN which these miserable
that tho ocoTs would make an example Of some or them
Their ssodus pyramid WAS this;- ~
Two vilains-one q doctor and tho other lawyer
10 nmira and minglc with the drafted men They
nnd man who has some physical disability, and who
expects TO DO exempted Tho pretended doctor scrapcs
can fbo man OF course asks him hn opinion Of hw
Tho doctor takes him one side, examines him,
low that use Dr. Graves will mako him so. when
he, pretender though he may be, knows that Tho eva
victim that be has seen orsc cses than his which have
been seut out for three by tho doctor and VIII
wind up by telling him conldensi,ly that he knows
who will get him clear and cites him TO his friend,
the rca or pretended lawyer who viii nGrcc for 500 OF
$50 got him exempt, or return the money Tho vic.
tim takes the chancc and OF course cleared. as tho
sharks knew ho wou ID bc.
Now wasn't that sharp gamsY And what do wc SEQ
the result, These 90 home, and have told their
friends Acgany county that they 800 $3.50 to
clear themselves. They think u was tho money that
did H. They werc told by man they supposed 70 he a
physician that they would be exempt from disability
and Of course they think tho money that cleared
them In several that known these men who
took tho money, and agreed to Clear them, saw
had any communication with tho Board or the surgeon
Thoc Is every TO believe that there has boon
many frauds by persons who claimed to DO fathers Of
motherlcss children and of dependent parcns but
thcse open for investigation and Major DiscD.
the Assistant Provost Marshal General, VIII pay any
amount q person who VIII furnish him evidence by
which 10 convict Persons. whether In or out di
Office, guilty OF comoicty Ia these iniquitcs. There
men like Mr.. Diven, whose honesty and verscty
doubted, who have taknn every oppor-
tuny and have been furnished every facility for knowing
whether these charges true and u Ia their be
lief that all this corruption has been outsiders OF
Whose dongs no one 10 tho Provost Marhas ofnca has
had any knowledge whatever Our friends IN Allegany
county should think twco before they undertake 70 stir
up tho people against tho officers OF the government
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ence that had appeared aud from COMMUNICATIONS WIN
sudse Advocate Waterbury Il the Ste aud federal au
tar,t,es that this D win relieve tho difficulty whoa
ihcy all wished 10 avoid aud that there was no doubt
lis legality
On the question being put. IN the members present
(thrteeu) coDcurrei with tho Board of tonnc lmen.
The resolution the Councincn not y,vc relief tn
any families parties volunteering for other states was
cOncurTed in.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE Of THE DRAFT.
WAR DnPARINEHI,
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS 0rncE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10, 1858.

WAR DRPAR1NEn, !
PRovoM MARSHAL GENERALS OrrcT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10, 1865
TO THE BoARp ov ExsoLxxxT, erxm Dsa,r or NEW
YoRK-
In accordance with section Of The Enrolment aot ap
proved March s. 1858, hereby communicate ORDERS -
follows from the President Of tho United States 70 refer
erce to calling out the NATIONAL forces, viz
], Aosafhm lincoln Presiasnt of the unaed States q
thereof having esKcn into consideration tho number Of
volunteers and militia furnished by and fro the several
OF service OF said volusseers and militia since the
OF the present rebellion iu order 70 equalIze
the numbers among the districts Of the said States q
having considered and allowed FOR tbe numbsr arlad1
furnished Aforesaid and the in o ther service afore
said do hereby assign two housand and nifty AZ the fst
proportional part Of the quota Of oops TO bo sornished
BY the sixth district OF the state Of New York under
this the rst cali made By me on the state o. New York
for enrolling and calling out the national forces and for
othek purposes and pursuance Of the act aforesaid,
ordk draft be made the said Sixth district Of
the State OF New York for the number Of herein
signed 10 said district and niiy per cent IN addition
In witness whereof hare hereunto set my hand and
caused tho seal Of the United States 10 be anixsd.
Done a the city Of Washington this tenth day OF August
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred AND
sixty three, and OF the independence q the United
States the eighty eighth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Tho Board Of Enrolment In tho Sixth district d tho
State of New York Is hereby ordered 10 make draft
with the least possible delay the nrs class Of tho
tbona forces Ia said district for tho number OF
stated In tho Pressdonts or0r, tho drAt being mado
separately enrolment district tho number
Of hereinafter assigned TO each Of said subdsrcts
and which aasi sigmnent u ~ folbows, 70 witt
10 the nrst sub-dstrict.. 100 men.
~ INC scconu.s Ibt =
the Isl5l
These numbers the quotas Of tho bdissrcts wh
nfty per cent added.
Respectfully, your obedent servant.
JAMES II. FRY, Provost MARSHAL General.
rnis order made accordance with the Presidents
letter 70 Governor Seymour August T. 1903. viii replace
tnat previously made bearing date July T.
HTapou ARrERs. PRovosr MARsBAL,1
SIKH IGsrsocT NEW YoRx,
lso SIxrn AVENUE, NEw York. August II, 1888.
Ia compliance with the foregoing order the draft In
this district will commences Wednesday, AuguEs 10, ~
tan O'Clock A. NJ, At these headquarters.
The sub districts wards will be drawn In the follow.
Ing order, viz
First sub-ds,rict--Nsnth ward
Second dsub-disirict-Fntecrth ward.
Third observation-disclosures ward
No excuses for exemptions viii bs heard until cue no
tec shall have been gwen
JAMES w. rARR,
Captain and Provost Marshal szsh Dhsres New York
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sf, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAAES b. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
The Draft I'm che Seventeenth District.
TO TIE EDITOR Az TIE HERALp.

TO THE EDITOR Az THE HERALD.
Tho quota for this district for tho present conscrip
ton Ia eighteen hundred and eighteen men. can
state, upon tho best Of authority that up Tuesday,
August 4, only ninesy-niDs bad becn secured;
spd a that sme tho officer charge Of tho draft consId
cred the work about completed In the town Of MAdrd
81. lawrence oosnty, forty.ooe men were drafted.
and pos q thsm hes gone Ia gosHg. All one
- a. $500 nsn.. -st-s.s. &C.. r.-.s.
procured.
while writing tho above I am informed that ths ono
substitute for tbo OF MAdrd has poceted his threa
hundred dollars and returned 70 Canada that not sin
gle man goes from or for Madrid.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
.,swsrie's Arn

It thus that tho cavalry and artillery organza
tions-favorite arms OF servce-have been long time
organizing, and yet incomplete. For tho new or
ganizations cited our returns show 60t mustered In
The muster In rolls OF tho One Hundred and Seventy
eighth New York Volunteers have yet been received
The volunteer recruiting service has been better
since the LIST OF January in other states and In many
OF them Il is much do not deem Il necessary
produce other facts In relation To the volunteer recruiting
service, or comment those presented above,
ccpt say tha they show the necessity Of another mode
Of raising troops
lam. sT. vey respectfully. your obea,snt servant.