The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
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Two iiunjrcd rhnu,nud More Men
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GENERAL ORDERS, no. 100.
ExrcUTivB MANSION. March H.
In order TO supply force required to
be drafted for Tie navy, and to pro-
vide IN adequate reserve force for all
contingencies. in addition to the 500,-
0 Q men calIed for February /, 1864,
the call is hereby made, and draft
ordered for 100000 men for the mil /
itary service of the army, navy and
marine corps Of the United States -
The proportional quotas for the diff !
terent wards. towns, townships, pre- /
eints or election districts or counties
will be made known through the Pro
vost Marshal Generals Bureau, and
an account will he taken Of the cred !
ITS aud deficiencies Of former quotas.
The 18th day Of April, 1854. is dos
ignatcd rs the time up to which the
numbers required from each ward of
n city. town, &c, may be raised by
volunteering enlistment. and drsf 3
will he made in each ward Of a city,
town, &c, which shall not have fll, Il
the quotr assigned TO il within the
time designated for the number re-
quired to fll said quotas. The drafts
vii he commenced as soon after the
18th day Of April as practicable. The
Government bountics as now paid
continue until April lst, 1864, at
which time the additional bounties
cease. On and after that date one
+ hundred dollars bounty only will be
roid. &c provided by acts approved
July 90, 1861
(Signed) ABRAHAM'LiN NCOLN.
The terror and rage which Kilpat
rick's raid inspired at Richmond, is
evident from the space which the pa
pers of that city devote to their com
mcnts upon it, In one article the
Dispatch accuses the North of the
adoption of a new policy against the
South-famine 1t thus admits the
scarcity Of provisions, for in well
> stocked country the destruction of n
few thousands bushels Of grain would
not render starvation imminent. The
Wing says that, throwing out Of ac-
count the lives destroyed and the
property burned, business was inter-
, rupted for q week For three or four
/. days al the Government departments
aud workshops in the city were clos.
ed. and NEARLY week lost ut time
when every moment is Of priceless
fund $4,000 aud the Treasury NlHlgl Eos,
ed dining seven ofthcse days" Ma.
ny Of the clerks and craftsmen were
.ua1c sick 10y heiur called ont. corn.
PEELED to undergo exposure 70 which
tiie.y were unaccustomed, and render.
ed 10 capable Of work for weeks r.
como. and this when al or nearly I'll
the dcra rtnents arc hehindhand with
their work. The Enquirer turns from
the oil en-g,'ossing topic @ that or the
Presidential campaign IN the North
II snvs the can vas will I've more i'm.
portant i'm It's Il timatc hearings on
the war than the military carpeign
ofthe ensuing season. It thinks Lin.
coin has managed 20 keep the whir
hand of most OF bis rivals, th0ugI
Fremont may give him ONE trouhlo.
On tho whole. il concludes that Lin
cola will hn rcnominatod. H. ough Fro
mont is ambitious. and will ~un any
how. It says the Coprorheads arC
too weak in numbers TO he regarded
as dangerous in any contingency.
The Detroit papers publish ac-
counts of new rebel plot which has
been discovered in the vicinity OF
Windsor Many rcvolvcrs are bought
ofreturncd soldiers. An occasional
.musket or gun, is also con, eyed
across by some one claiming merely
to I've on brief hunting trip. The
weapons are then repaired and redt-
ted, distributed among trustv men
who return to the States few ut n
timc--and quietly rendezvous at diff
ferent stations in Southern Illinois
and Indiana where associations are
now and have been forming to co op.
crate with The authorities are Oh
the alert and several arrests have al
ready been made.
The Ohio House passed the Boun-
ty bill yesterday by vote OF 50 to
24. 1t goes back to the Senate for
tue latter body 20 consider the amend
! ments made by the House.
The common Council OF Baltimore
is maturing an ordinance for the pur.
pose of relieving the positions ofpub-
lie trust in that city from di,loyal in
cumbents. The public schools are
particularly to be purged Of sccess-
ion teachers. All sucI are to he dis
missed on the expression Of disloyal
sentiments or sympathies.