, 1864-09-30

WORTH.
NEmfer enro led fer Worth ea7. dedcit e0-total
pumbtr to be drafted 30. Mf. Lewls B,ker was
1tp0lLttu 10 make the draft. The fo,ipHip. ste
tie 1aAts d1aWn:
.Dtfen, additional hundred . Ct,
1-Ih"r1ts fochmRD. sl.- Henry D. Geathel,
e..DfnDfs Sullivan, p. Harmon Anbc17g,
3..CClIa5 Q'Ir'en, e3.-Johr Walter.
z..Jchn Baf fchea, a4..Adolph BASE,
6. Hif? tst Smith, 35.. George Brown.
6..Jnhn Ai'ltr, IT,. Frederick 3chn,
7..ADorew Green wsid, X. .Ruber Bushretl,
8. Christian Mckctf, Is. Roc efick Cline,
g. George Gzooe. q. Christian Burenger,
10. Lewis Maohier, 81. .Icrome Day.
II. .1ehn Wack'er, Il JOHN Morgan,
y. benedict Alder, 81. Henry Ham,
Ii Auenslu. Miller, 3t..Calrln CLARK,
is. .1e1r3 Bmzis1d. ;s..Joan Jpsses,' J'
1G Arsurtu. InspaH, ri. John Henry S sh,
II. .heI1y Gsetr, 81 Henry ArwOme1,
j8. .John Khetinc, S.. orge Snekei,
13. .CsFptI Rerm berPer, 30 Michael G1non,
90. William Baunback, 49,. .J05n HaHker.
Among thote drafted in this town Nj. Calvin
C.ark. one OF the additional hundred per cent
mea who WAS drafted The d'y previously fot Bte-
men*
CICERO.
Cicero WIS announced 10 be the mkt town to
experience the draft, bui after short consultation
with one o. two OF lts cltizenR, Captain James de-
eated h,s intention Ct INetponiER the drawing Tor
ths1 town uLtf1 today. The d>dcit WIS oe1y four
namea, and Of these Two nen had been enl,tted,
ard tho remaining TWO prcmiecd ~ i've o'clock.
therefore, this circumstance together
with the fact that Ctcsro has exer.ed everY effort
to ext11ca;e bertelt from the drait, the Provost
Mar.bal was willing 10 allow them all the latilnde
he coald. The announcement was received With
1ond eheerE. CaWstn James also expressed his
hope TINT the FIrst District. OF the Vhoe Of Cook
county, would avoid the enforcement OF the draft
altogether. He had already mustered IN seventy
wai11as besicea. lie nrred the citizens to exert
every Effort. and NIT to relax their enoeavors in
the slishtest wien probably they woald be able to
ttee the county, lcheefr,!
The DRAFT Will begin at ten o'c'ock today, prob
ably with the ton OF Cicero. that suo-tstrlct not
bavin9 flied its quota at the l,tett advices. Next
are The SIKH. Eighth. and Twelfth; all but ths
last viii probably be drawn to-day.
RECRUITING.
Recruiting Was very brisk yesterday. the con-
ttnuous5 ar approach draft 70 the city act
to he military feeling. Even The Tremendous
fluctuations on 'chatee. once 20 potential In 1u'-
ing tbe mental foundations Of the cirizens OF this
and though lap,e fortunes bavs been lost By the
tco1e in this city. it has excited on,y passing re-
mark The al important question asked By Old
Jewry-" II ~atchuan, wnat Of the night I" tindA 1ts
counterpart in the queries kow universally tcard
on the streets" What about The draft, How is
1t goirgy Who is dEattedt How does our ward
etaId: Will youelve sntt thing to the fund.- How
tre tLte1minsble chsuges which may be rung on
the one great absurb,ns topic. The city Is turned
into oEc vast stock exchange; the Cont Hsuse
ale numerous enhsio,ary stands: u hoss occupants
are all interested In the Ole Hnd Of merchandize,
the different samples being only three: suoetl.
olseS lS ano di.to ioi Of saeti:acs
Wiehing to avert the same contingency. Aorning,
noon, and night the Court House Square IS GrG Sd
I'd With fwagtng multitude, Who n tu9-diy1oeo
Eese- Substitute 6rnkert, ward committee men.
and individual gubstitule teekers, are hopping
around On all eides- hunting up men. Some o. me
reduced to writing. 1t wouid not do them justice.
Wherever an inaividnat eeems willing to accept
the bounty AID bonus, half dozen Other dislntst-
Tie elbow, with s.Ion h.d better come to the=th
had better take the money and come 70 thc-th
ss .. sSe e Ell reaoo shs esa ssas
wang M s4"1a u the Ne New Ene,andsI, all form a'
sa *s9h .s n2s ssn1S1 sRs Saa = r. Babel
understanding the buttle and ceIfusion. good a9-
mGE pteyeils, aLd scarcely cross Of suRrJ word 1!
ssnt -s o.s ' ho sses srs q
enough to have drawn prize, tnse1lArds the basi,
ness remarks OF those interested, and general
aSs 70 e9a
All ttia while the business Of recruiting goes on.
seen marching Of sogetnef In tne direction Of the
pFosost Marrhal's Office, aud the knowing ones
eopnt On their neert one less on the quota Of thes
eoses 6e nd hs On
6cath The Euafd Of baJonets, and the committee
mcn retire to meet their constituents, report pro
The substitute b1ote1E. on the contrary. pursue
theif vocation amid the ta1Euess visiting The IS.
iooos q other places Of reso1t to plek ~ recruit
rHfrrRnAv
neFenty-iwo recruits were gained yesterday,
c!eoiuGE on Inc various sub districts. bat only
tln'y r. seven Hcss mustered m the remaining i've
nuetersd In l30 }esterdsy. bnt epue of these h.d
been recruited previously md have been reonrtsds
e. mss1
Matue !. Rich TO- Lyons i, Ployiso !. Iate <. H..
land ], J .fferson 8, First Wsrd second i, Third
=. Tenth j. Eleventh l. Twelfth l, Thiriesnth 8.
Fourteenth 19, Fifteenth s-totai n -
DEF1c7Te.
It ie rc.1l7 ixpoesib1e to give m accurate state.
1nent Ut the deHc!tF Of the wardA. The re4soa IL
that record Of all the enltstments is not kept In
Chicago, aome af the recEutIDg papers being sent
to Sp1snE1t'd. We will give me deficits when va
csn present the true ngores. Tue number wanted
is touething ,efe in m0st cases than We have glyn
SUBSCRIPTIONS WANTED.
We canr OF to3 strongly urge upon our citizens
the necessity Of enbscF. bling more literally 10 the
esTn ep tie sate u hs wa
Some OF tec ward. are already ont Of the draft or
at 1ea't are 70 pccuniariiy; the none! Is rzieed.
ard only few men are needed Let the mon1ed
men of there wards now turn In and hep their
brethren In the poorer wards. Let us not be afald
Of s1ttndi1 our se6shness little, and after hav-
iny e!s ard our own househelds and next door
neirhhors let Us work for the whole conntv. espe-
edally tor thote Eubdstr1cta which are least anfc
10 help themselves. To ali We would say, 'Do
NIT despair. nor waate time IN crmplslniug keep
complDtnts back till afsrr the WORK 1s done. Re
member the stosy Of the two man whose early
pears were killed hy the frost One man sat down,
and folding his bands. cusstd bis tts. A few days
afer~ards DO looked over his ne!gbbor's tenee.