, 1864-09-23

The Draft In ulinoie-Tho Counties
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trttcpc.1
SPRINGFIELD H., Thursday, Sept .,
According to the books Of Col. O1ke., Assistant
P1crost Mar<hal GeneTal, on account Of Septenn,
be1. tTenty-one counties in Illinois hive hlled thei,
quotas In every fub-dtEtrict the aggregate exces.
IN each ranging from So In Moultr1e to $50 in Co1es
and are ronetquenty exempted from the present
draft The ]iet ts a. fnlows:
Chsmpail n, Coles. Crawford, Dewitt, franklin,
Gellats, H11n1n, Johneon, LoSau, M,rion, Mason'
wasse etE wb1s a!t wRGR9 menlsnd Saline
The following twenty ~one counties are in excess
in part Of their rub districts, and deficient IN
otherf. bit with balauce In the Aggregate in ex
GERS, M nelly: Alexander. Brown. Clay. Cumhcr
Jared. ronclae, EfpehaH, Fayette. Hamilton,
lIoquo;;. Jackson, Jasper, Kane, KNOX, Law.
Schuyler. Scott.
In the hboEe list three counties-C1ay, Cqmber.
lentAa1 d Jackson-had deficit of. only two e,ch.
ThirtS.seye1 counties have part OF their SUBJ
districts in excess and part IN arrears. with a
balance Of deficits against thth, viz:
Eond, Gaark, Dekalb. Edear, Edwards. Fo1ton,
fcrfon, Kanlaiee, ,sKendsr, Lske. Il i:ssjie, Lee
LlripPeton. McDonouch, Mcucnry, Mclean,
AebaId, Monror. Morenu, O9le, Peoria, Pulaski'
million, Wabash, Warren, Washington, viii and
NinnebaEo.
7weuty-three counties are in arrears in every
sne-dlet1ics They rcas follows:
a. AdamF, Boone, nntesn, Ga1hoan, Carroll. c,es,
5o h of Asase1 s aafsSs eS5 es{
gnmcr5,. Putn1m. Stark, St, Clair, TaxcWeu.
Whites de and Woodford. J.
MAJOR uefezman has mustered IN two hundred
and n.ne recruits aud substitutes this week. Last
week. n oli, four huDdred were mustered in.
The Union meeting at the Wigwam last evening
Great Ihs only dfsvhacs to the
political aesenb'aees Of The Lind was foutd to be
entirsly to limited l1 size. Not one half the
neoP!e, J., who ,, cent eou:d get into II, building:
to have. the stand p1aced IN The iront Of
the, building ard epace cut in tho,
wall, 20 rhat the speaker can be heard By the
e crowd s IN The street - vi as in the building
Esq., former law. partncr Of Mr. L,ucoIu, His
speech Wat veET arle ard 1ogIra1 sud will be pub
iished us wss ,ollowsd BY Rsy u: paE, q md.
headt had been claiming Mr. DAILY, who Is IN old
douglas Democsat, az Mcclellan man. ue repu-
oiated the Impeachment Lat night, however, ia
" most emphatic manner. he wu. followed hy
Cor. Intea. who !nsec u most eloquent and patsi-
ostc Speech which wrought ~ the euthns{asm or
the audience to tue h'khe.t pitch.
BnTlet's band performed some p3trfotfc sfFs yerv
Gnt'y. The nesting adjourned with cheers for
lincoln, Gran1 aud Sheridan.
Provost Garehal ktyts drew 127 names today |
itoro four tuh-ois'sic:s, cnprizing the towns Of
Dwight. A1n,tt, Odel- Eppards, Pa:nt, Pfse and |
Waldoin Li7iogton county. Several citizens Of |
The couL II we're present. I
Twelve thonranl dollars OF the 70 o. s. bonds. |
Latt week twenty-three t1opsaud dol'al8 worth |
were eoG, and aimee the lnan w4s put On the ma1-
ket Ibis insutuion has so!d TO formers In thts re-
zion bo1Oe OF this loan TO tire amount OF two +
hundred tb0utaud dGIlata.
seIntor James r. Doolttle, OF Wisconsin, has +
scceried Invitation to speak at the rreat Union
rats convention IN this city on the Stu Of Octo.