Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-17


who we're examined, and the disposition of
their cases:
FRANKLIN,
Samuel weaver.....Held to service.
Andrew Hsrwick.... !" +" "
Frederick Germ. ...Exempt-Physica disability.
Timothy Sullivan. IF furnished substitute.
Stephen Kellinger.. Over age.
Jacob ..Exempt-Physical disability.
Daniel Haney y........O7er age
Daniel e........Exempt-Physlca dlsaolhtY.
Failed to report 3.
cUYAHoGA FALLS.
Robert b Alen..-...Paid Communication.
George Neal.......... &c
Failed to report, 3.
BOSTON,
Danl Chamberlain. ..Exsmpt-PhysIcal disability.
Failed to report, q
Henry ...Exempt-Physica disability.
Isaac Winters........Case undecided.
Luther Clark.......... Held to service.
Jacob Simermann. ..Exempt-Physicald disability
Failed to report, 10.
COVENTRY.
Failed to report, 1.
HUDSON.
Milton c DsnfOrth. .Exempt-Physical disability.
W ~adsworth....
Horace Rogers. !"
John Phlllips.....-..Alien.
NIDDLEBURY.
Moses Huggins.....Paid commutation.
Russell II Kent. '
Martin Tobin.........Alien.
Failed TO report L.
NORTHAMPTON
Henry H scott......Paid Communication.
Morris Corp..........Held to service.
Franklin Ake........,Paid Communication.
VIM Best...............He Held to service,
Henry Baker......... .Exempt-Physica disability.
Simeon Dickerman. Held to service.
Alex g Billman......F furnished substitute.
Cyrus Carr.-..-..-.....Pald commutaton.
Elijah d Pooe.......Hel eld to service.
Failed to report, 4.
NORTON
John HalIer........ Exempt Physical disability.
Richard Waltz..-.....
Joshua Moser.........Held to service.
Theodore Whitesell q" Il" 3"
Peter Whitman ...... .Exemp-Physieal disability.
Aaron " Kemerer. Has substitute in field.
Failed to report, 7.
The following tables present at a glance
the result of the examinations yesterday:
Reported
Failed to
Total 60
Exempted from various
disability. ......................lS
E4em Pt-OVer
Pt-Ahenage.
ExemPt-Has substitute IN tield...................
Total exempt.................... IS
fAid Communication.
furnished
still
Total held to service
The large number of those failing to re-
port is due to the fact that many dele
gates " from oOplsy and other places, missed
'he Pittsburgh train yesterday morning. If
hose from the Townships set for examination |
who failed to report, are here to-
lay, they will be examined but if they do
lot report to-day they will be considered as
leserters.
AI1men who are held to service are allow
d three days grace to visit their homes, and,
they choose, furnish q substitute or psy
money.
The Board continue their work to-day, ex-
mining all who report from the townships
amed above, ard also taking up the town
hips of Portage, Springfield, Stow, Tall
iHNBog bdSAy uAOubOI HAO tA0 uAee WI AANA- |
The authorities at Columbus have decided
hat men now in the service for the hundred
ays will not be required to report, if drafted,
ntiI the expiration of that service.
As we have repeatedly received inquiries
'Iative to the $500 cOmmutatiOn fee, we pub s
sh the following section of the law appIics-
10 to this point:
" If any drafted person shall hereafter pay
Oney for the prOouratiOn of a substitute,
lder the provisions Of the act to which this
an amendment, such payment Ofmoney
Ial operate only to relieve such person
ON draft in filing that quota and his
me shall be retained on the roll in filling
ture quotas but in no instance shall the
,emptiOn of y person, on account of his
Iyment of oommutation money or the pro-
ration Of a substitute, extend beyond one b
var but at the end of one year, in every !
oh case, the name of any person so exemp-
d shall be enrolled ogain, if not before re- =.
rned to the enrolment list under the pro-
siOns of this section"