, 1864-10-06
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FQRE1EN REcEEIT1xG AGExTa,

FOREIGN REcECITIxG AGExTB.
Notwithstanding Al that has been said on the
subject. there are sttn meA In ouf midst vhuse hu
Sizes 1t is TO recruit men for other States. The
busfness H carried on nnder blind ann 1t Is yery
difficult to pEpTe the act+ bat they are cons.aatl5
promise Of larger boun.ies than can be Obtained
mere, to other States. 4 week ago the EN- grafton
Of equsd 6f si1ty to seventy men WAS eaoimartly
stoppto by afti6ee+ h1th how ever illeca', was
the only means at hand to prevent them l=ayine.
leading Il Wyer Il this CITY assumed the roe Ola
n cruist1g officer. and armed With lengthy pro.
tu.rced II train and took Possession. The agents
managed to etcape. The eqrsd was brought back
o y 10
anece1td 1ur guard house. There they were
talEtd 10 nbout tbe enorm1ty Of their
otlsne. sand nearly al consented to enlist o. ean-
d1,01 that they sh1rld not be pr0secuted. Lad tbs
mns GRIN cthrer arrived when sent ior, they would
I'll Lave been credited 10 the -th Ward. but that
farctiunEt, was Tired, the parrenue recruits Eet
! mice" il the meantime. ii broke guard. es-
capiDE tu thur homes. The ~ard has not yet
HONEY WANTED.
The tuy d. Of teEefai Of the wards are get def
cieEt AT rule I: T. have mosey enongh IN the
locsl bonnsg tuId, but fur behind on the c0un-
ty scrip There IL general though til-iounued in
tcr1p in lieu OF muney. aud The 1unds have TO be
rsssEd. Nc Mould recommend more energetic
tansass t. the coumitt. e. There are tex so poor
In NJ ward as to be un. c 10 purchase tweuty~
bye dbls1s' worth o: ectlp. Lit every man be sp-
pealeo 10. and .et thr cutnr'te-s from the poorer
Nar2s maze petso.a =! up .hesnoh 10 msa o. msans
rAisu the tuoneT 1t lbe labor only be given; II
every mai i! tertsted will himself take al he can,
bnd tttn induce othtrs 20 az tos same: oat, 70 oe
etfe ctual this a'cs1on, iSe caa1ifJ, mist begin a:
ht1ne.
sEcosD wAHp.
4 meeting was he d at No. "a W1ba.h avenue,
" T. Ha1cock. Esq, Ia the chsts.
The Executive Committee reported thirty re-
crnite ye4ts rda1 reidcfnH the cENctt Of the Eard
to twe1 ty.niDe. They propose TO It'll The quota
to-day. there is money enoush M 70 pay the men.
The Com1nltee tt1u require xs,NS e, more adaeo 70
se1ta f1ud S,me ssM xene suhsc1.nrd IN ts
rointed t. cniIert .h es m dei1ctt n The wa4d
innd tsfS committee ~ 3ng reonjrcd Ia renart st
- o'c;ocE to DIV. at So Ci4rk sEtet
The Cammftfee rennrted the iratt nostnoned Ill,
E,i1sV eo'n'1'ee 'Ae af"'' os'ponSa '1''
Ft1oa5 s:5 ..,;,o .d,,,-,ad ~ ,,ss. ,+ s,,o-aoro,
saloon, cc1ne5 ot G,ssk ind jackson stfettt, thie
evenings d. - eloeA'
s1x1H WARD.
This wa1d mases slow progress In recruiting.
draft beipg o.er, it does not INCREASE. But Nc mr.
derstand about forty or fifty OF ihoc drsfted, have
..tkedacdled' TO Canada. II This il true, another
TO Ibis. IL for tie .eidents Of the ward
come up this evening ard tubsc1lbe llbesaily to
Tie ward tn1d. otherwite, recruiting Hill have to
AZ < meetire @ r. Of men NJ - Of The Sixth Ward Will be
held at Nv. Ne,meyer's corner Of C4nsl and Nit
ehell etretts. for the purpose OF ral-1uE men or
moIey to dii yonr ano,a, Rally men. stis your
selves in a 1asi .ttSn 10 aipe out tue eticma oi
a1otber drat. voiuntecrs eau can be hsd il ION
u III nniy came forward with the mean. Attend
md YOU are tayed. Nec .ect this last cssnce and
1ou ste lCst, By order Of the Committee.
...r -r.,r
Dra'led men ofleneloe to He h1ntn "afo. "oo
a1e pot aneufrc IN pfoteeise association, are re-
4,,e9 ~ =, ,ns re II n ,ns1t sn
r.,E street m .fnfrs E+11trpserpstion dcm. .nS1
ttst ey~rv drained 1nan shorId annesr
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ELEVENTH. "AHo. ...
Az !hrre meeting held last evening at the In