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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
THE DRAFT.
ORDER from GEN. FRY
How Drafted Men May Obtain Sshstitusc''


Special Dispatch TO The N. y. Tribune
wAsurSoros, Tuesday March 2s. leC5.
The following is Just issued by the Provost
Marshal General;
The ed section Of Che act approved March B. 1868
provides that any persons enrolled in any sub-dssre'
Inay after notice Of draft and before the same shan
have taken place cause to be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States such number Of recruits not
subject 70 draft an they may deem e1pedenf, which
recruits shall be taken as substitutes for such persons
or SO many Of them as may be drafted 10 the extent
Of the number Of such recruits, and in the order
designated by the principals at the time such recruits
are thus mustered in.
In order that credit may be given to the subdisrics
for recruits furnished and dra b. made duly FOR Dc
fcioncy remaining after oreding these and otter re-
rus it IL necessary that all the members oithe asso
citation shall belong TO tie suhdissrct. Previous
10 The commencement Of the dram the association will
furnish the Provost Marshal Of the District LIST Of
the names Of its members designating their order and
luinR. ing lhVil htcOEuiHhits "h'sh 'ns WIZ 49,
altered or increased after the drawing shall have com
nerocd.
When the draft has been made, the recruit standing
of the head Of the list viii be taken a. substitute OF
the frs. man drafted who belongs 10 the association
the recruit standing second TIE h will be taken ["
Substitute OF the second drafted. and 30 on until
,be lis. ,f recrnts Ia e1haustcd by dranei men who
belong to the association or until all members Of The
association who have been drafted are exempted
Where the number Of recruits furnished by the Assoeia
,on exceeds the number Of drafted from is sIces
though credited to the sub-dsirc, will create claim
Tor the exemption Of any persons whomsoever. Tie
members Of associations who secure exemption under
this section are exempt from that drnh but arc liable
20 be drafted on future calls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
CHEAP LANDS IN KAssAs.-C. c. Hutchin-

CHEAP LANDS IN KASsAs.-C. c. Hutchln-
son, United States Indian Agent, Ottawa. Franklin
County Kansas says the lands Of the Indian Reserva-
tion in that county for sale at 81 - to 81 %
per acre for farm and So to $40 for timber in the midst
OF good settlement rs miles south Of Lawrence The
soil is deep black, and good for wheat oats. corn
hemp and tobacco. Wood sells at e 20 cord, and
coal Is cents bushe Limestone, sandstone, and coal
crop the land The surface is rolling but not
hilly and well waered with running streams. Forests
arc Of oak black walnut hickory, blackberry, etc, on
the streams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Arrival OF the Prcsident-Return Of Rebel
Prisoners.

From Our Special Correspondent
HDQRs. ARMY or THE JANIS.
SUNDAY NIGHT. March q, 1868
Among the distinguished arrivals at the head
quarters Of Gen. Ord to-day were the President, wife
and little son Thaddeus the LeutenanGenera lady
and Admiral Porter accompanied by brilliant caval'
cade Of army and naval officers mnde more Respondent
by good sprnklng Ofhe fair sex on horseback and In
carriages Following the arryalo the Presidential par
ly. reyisS q AsaaSa DTi.iQn Of tbs XxsltI I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
THE DRAFT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Order from Gen. Fry.

HARRISBURG. Tuesday. March GO, Ices.
The following dispatch has been received by
Governor Curtin from tho War Department:
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. March &c. 1865.
To ns GorsrRsr Of PtnAsylrdnia:
Tie time for raising organizations is hereby ex
tended to April 18TH But this authority does not post,
pone nor interfere with the draft mastering officers viii
oourinrs 10 muster in.
JANIS r. Fry, Provost. Marslal.Ge
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A MAMMOTH HErrBR.-A. s. Riley, Oxford,

A MAMMOTH HEIFBR.--A. s. Riley, Oxford,
Grafton County N. H., has hefer which will DO four
years old April T. 1865, of which he writes March
20 1--WE took the heifer the scales this morning and
she weighed 23l2 n. Was there ever one in Gotham
or anywhere else that beat this No. sir. nowhere.
This beats Gotham and all parts adjacent. MI. L.
thinks that by the time his heer is four years old she
VIII weigh $50 pounds. she mas gained $50 ns IN
the last six months"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

~ ~, -,.o,d tbirh
Corporal p lsuser, A. 1s - "e sc,u,s len forearm.
Corp. j. A. Caufman, A. ~ 80 d., 4, ~ ~, arm
Sersesr, w j. Morton II, guy a., nsni' ar, chandler
Sam Bigbbiil H. ~ IL, nss "ud Iee ankle
Joserh Miller d, 2V9 Ia; hesh "ou ,;,
" SAILOR f. 200 Pa, BY ad haid anu WIS., o,donen
Corn C. W. Harall y lVo "a, hesn S len ,biph
Ia, Mcnustiile, Is, III ia: i,esh W. ~ 49,
A Reuiuchcr, ID. WY Pa, nesh "oul' .'tt.e-hna,J.,
a. w Straiu, C., 800 Pa, hesh wonhu' ,ls', 80 "a
Strine d. 200 pa. flesh WOMB hesa s'u ah tt;sb
First Sergt. j. RIO Neal N goo rs,' nesh IN ~ e
Y Hartman A, 2O9 Pa ne woune. nr ooa pa ie,b
Capt. Dalton, Gen. Hsrtraui'' '''"' :" ~
wound back. 49,.
Geo Fisher J., 200 Pa, fesn wound, nIs nI:
& Duiiuger y, 200 Pa. flesh wound, r't DIP. III,
Sanford Brown, { ~ "a n isn WIZ ~, ''s '
Lieut. n. jones' c. 2o9 Pa, kliied near!
r. NJ HAYS. A, I'll "a rght hip; II,
G. w. Kotz, III 209 "a, lace ai,u ~, ~ 80
II. Berg c, 2O9 Pa hesh wo p, iei' n1'. rock
Sfrg:. Geo. BudlseIi n, ~ d., -. ~. ,;.b, i.,
Abraham Garland, l. .oo "a, e.'S i1, -
John Askey, r, wv 4 d y gunsno. , T;rh, thigh
George H. Notl, w. wv =, a. a. ~ ,sbo, ef thigh
Sylvester Mct9esS, ! . ~ Ia a,, ,biob
Louis FINK z,V "a; 900 pa rr,shot right thigh.
Lieut. Jscoh r. i'ni ~, ~ n, ~ -;oh, thigh
John H!line intn' ", o. o. a., ,,ht idle
William Srey \, go o. so5 SI p nsba, sbdemen
Corp Mich@e ol ~ n,o =. o,,.bs, len thgh.
Solomon htAtt r, % yoa "a sbot ,irLt fore finger
Cornelius A1nan, " rs " 5nn o. navoue, abdomen
seTgt. AlireG Min u. y y; ~ ~ wo,ud of back
lercy SehohsiS' ~ 49, ~ no a. rnn,hot right knee.
SII y Wcevcr r 300 \ r. ruuslot left forearm
S S, : II E.tior II sna Pa .ins hot left leg.
~ I, ur,l.llou ~ = A. 2Oa Pa gunshot, knee.
v;S,on T.v,nan > 200 Pa sYnshot nigh. groin
-. II; ~, / 800 Pa rrnshot, shoulder.
ce. . ~ -, ~ 9.0 Pa cunshot. left iip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA.

Brig Gen. Geo. II. Gordon commandant at Norfolk
Va. has recently issued the following special order:
Ample provision having been by the Benevolent So
ceies al the North for the etucetiOn of all c0lored chill
dren in this District south Of the James parents OF all
coored children between the ages Of and IA years are
aborj, must attend schools Parents or guardians who
this duty fail to obey this order will be pun
shed by fine or imprisonment upon conviction before
the Provost Marshal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
BALTIMORE, Tuesdi

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March %, 1866.
A Fortress Monroe letter says the mail
steamer Webster from City Point reports all quiet at
the front.
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back Of it, res plain words you wish pe to lie for
you that you may get your money shall not d it."
The visitor stands moment MS II dizzy and undecided;
and gathering up slowly retres to digest his repuse
best he NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

WHEAT IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA is reported
a. looking finely and in Indiana there s an unusual
wide breadth Of Winter wheat. Tie weather isvery
favorable for sowing Spring wheat. Fruit buds are
soepd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

MAPLE SUGAR is regularly manufactured
every Spring in advance OF tie season by melting about
per cent Of maple with ninety per cent olowprieed
cane sugar. operation that affords handsome
profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

A BIG CALF.-Down East IS CREST for big
calves. The last Is by Luke Dinsmore, Scion. Maine
which weighed ITO ios at two days old, and giried
feet inches. The COW was under medium size
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

AMERICAN MERINOS GOING TO BRAZlL.-It
IL stated that Dr. George b. Lorng. Salem, Masa-
sends ont by Prof Agsssz lot Of nerino sheep TO the
Emperor Brazil for the purpose Of showing how fle
breed has been improved in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
The Xih and XxIId Wards 10 be Drawn
To.Dsy-Other Wards Recruiting Wig
ereasIy-Quetss Of the Different Dis
frirfs.

In consequence of the little progress made by
some Of the Wards during tho last week toward the
filing Of their quotas tho authorities find themselves
compelled 70 again have 10 drafting as the only
means Of attaining tina, end In pursuance Of orders
issued from the Provost; Marshal Generals Office the
draft will proceed to-day In the Xth and AXlld
Wards The drawn in the Ist and IVth Wards viii
he ordered TO report. The Eighth District AVlllth.
XXth aud XXIst Wards are going on we'll and viii
probably I'LL their quotas promptly 10 that dra there
need hardly be anticipated. Below Is table showing
the number Of enlisted during tie last two days,
md the quotas Of the several Districts up 20 Saturday
March % Number Of men enlisted on Saturday, 18th
inst lO2; on Monday, 9th inst. -, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

The STATE CAPIToL.-At the last meeting oil the
Brooklyn Board u Aldermen tbs Committee on th. 'nceet
snortsd IN favor Of Offering Warrington Psrk TO the state
o,ernne nj n se for the capitol The PARK Is Oh 81
a,ed piece ground consisting Of about ~ ss5os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
Annclcu are Tue VuOths OF inc W.
up TO Saturday. the 9th inst:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
FIRST WARD.

At meeting OF the Citizens OF the First
Ward held at No. 100 Greenwichst.. Tuesday even
ing March 2s Ices. for the purpose Of taking some
measures 10 enable them 10 avoid the draft the
of tyo thousand dollars subscribed with pros pec
Of raising much larger sum.
Adjourned 10 meet OH Ihufsday evening. the 3Oih
instant JOHN Fox. Chairman
ID H. PRlNTUP Secretary.
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The PATIENCE OF ABRAHAM LINcoLS.--A

At thr close of report le:3O) gold stood at 1927.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
THE EIGHTH WARD.

Last evening the Volunteer Association Of the
Eighth Ward held a meeting at Springst Haul Al.
derman Tucker presided. The minutes oil tie last
meeting were read and approved.
The members OF the Financial Committee made very
favorable reports and hope from the they met
with that sufficient funds will be raised 20 procure vol
uneers and escape the draft The following is an csti
mate Of the amount subscribed since the ward was
organized:
Amount subscribed at fret so
Amount collected by Finance Committee 1000
Amount subscribed last evening" LIS
The Secretary, Mr.. i. Tucker, made some remarks
relative to the equalization Of hand money and the
meeting held for that purpose, Monday evening, at
Capt. Casters headquarters. The sense VI that meet
inK was that $50 sufficient hand money to each
volunteer. meeting will be held on tomorrow even
ing when il is hoped the WaIds will be more fully rep
resented On motion Aid. Norton was appointed del
egate from the Eighth Ward. together with Mr.
Mooney to act alternately
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Clute, Cody
and Others prior to adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.

The name " 4. Morton Number" and "Qlaldv ar
stamped 'he owing Pens aud tho points ianle
for six months, except against accident
The numbers indicate size only; No. being the ssalesl
No the largest, adapted for the pocket. No the sae''
and No TO- the largest Mammoth Gold Pcn for the d,A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-02

anUsrtrdut, relde Ebr Oft 800 0I0 3lufsr
soblen muB. NntlrIt6 leet etne pOlice BEN
Terltferten Observation-Disclosures au man
barf pbne grlaubniB Der @orltsber Der Welel-
16aft teine 8eife a~ntreten, niGt jeOe0Gei6ait
betreiben, nt6t in teper Gone WObnert. Dod
ME 1iele, otele Mfenlben leben ni6t inGraul
jabreln ais rubi9e 9btlilter in tbrer @tapt.
Cbne je 2nlf 3t Oeripiiren, audi ejnmal binaul
an geben unO li6 Die weite @elt st betraf
ten @er nutitrli9 BON 8eruf Elm Nei1ence,
tt, fam Die Sprge fir Die 3utunft Der 81.
men ntdt lei6t elmer lOlde 0siell1baft amen.
trauen. OOA wie Diele MtQiunen linO fein,
3si lenpe, lcnOern rubt9eNrbeiter, 6anomerter
@elebrte &inltler &C., fir Oieie inO bieQeten5
oeriGerun9en uno O'elen linD le cine @erlpre
ungsanltalt, cine Srarbanf, cine @obltbat
Elm Se9en. Nfan lele nte Statuten Ioldbe
Sc eQiAaften 9enau Our6 II. wer eintqerma
FEN rednen fam, miro finben, paB Die SADIE
auf Der r%eelIten 0runpla9e rubt unp Q(uee
nur fein 9umbu9 lit. 9Iatirlt6 ME ale.
in Der Welt, 70 lit AUDI piele6 3n etnem Gelpt
fir sen S4winod 3u maiden, rcG MAJ
brau6t f6 nur Bel ahtbaren Standardization
gu ertunct9en unO miro Oann I&on erf abreI,
welAe 0eled1Aaft reef lit. Inter Der Mnsab
a6tun9swertber Geriiherun9s- Snititute lteb
Die @ermanta in pOrDerlter Eeibe, es min
umli@tis g~eleitet bat 3uperlaliige, ais Gbren
manner b~efannte Ngenten uno sa6lt iepe 30
lice, ipenn ffe fdat9 1T, NIT Der 9r66te
9anttli6teit aus. @eneralusent in 8lltimp,t
1T 5r.N. Gn9ler, Nr.1S >econptr. II. ais 3upel
laili9en uniera9enten empfeblen mir !6rn
&letnltauber, unler alteS bempusteS 6aus.
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Neiter Wnnnerefn-

So Paber f9 mebrere 8irser Der Sens Scint beras
then eiuen nenen 8au<Yerein SI %sritnben unb apar inter
Dem geaulen Sinbiuss>Saucerein $40. l, hpeI@er inter
nnter e'ner standardization Contribution empfcPIen irerbeu
tam, un6 9etpis binueu 5 Sabren iein 3ieI erreibt BAT
insem ftp an eriten lbeno iber 800 4ntbeiIs s~tnae,eias
net babeu. &s ftpSet eaPer am D1ontas, BEN 2. 0itbr.
cine ~ge1iammluHs fat in 265 aunltr. Bel 4einri@ gtus
binO. Qapp1
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SInfii.

Sa elmer SeriammIun8 Ger reSiftrirten unbebin9ten
Unions St.mmSeber cer erfen Barp, Gle AM GbenS peS
80. September 1865 a~bSePalten fpar6e, parSen fOi9eHee
8el9line eiuitimuIts au9enomuIeu +
1. Sef@lpiien: DAB mir Die seIesH9en StinIHIz
seter Der WGro fir bic einSisen paiienben Perlonetl
salten, ul a 3utinlmeu BEL Der ndtrea Seamtenpabt.
2. 6ei9lOiieu; DAT mir @pl. Solbua Spn9 OILS
luiereu @aneipaten etnitimmis erwGRlt Raben uno RAP
pir tPm uniere un5etbsiIte tlnterfiisin5 Sc en- WerOen
IuD empfePlea Jpn allen gsitsuGeu StimmSebern Der
Ware.
&apt. %. OaSis, $xGi.
6aDt. 10. g. O6c Jfe Ii %. Sefr.
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Softer s. So,

I @. 8altimoreftr., Baltimore, Dfo.,
ten unb gn sros 8ertIuier BON nGerbnrb gOrte'
Ie, pprtfOlio unb eeber Gllanteris> arbeiteu,
/ BEN btsassn II. All, ndr.t,en publifun ibr errssi
5aIttsts 2aser Bon gpd t6ddern "A a. 200 Serf te.
ienL NrtettStafben uab SdltG IN. Hesie alden tn
IN unb eeiGrhodurl fen Wuferu, @tnf2Huuasn bon
n &C, tepte gtn erctss Eager bon Gdnep9o b6.
u~eriauter rer6en uniers Yretfe 10 ygt. btatesr fin
tNer 9crt; unfsr EeartuIe9er til, pl mir alts I'm
l~bttsiien. fets ssGHdnbis sfsrlirs..
a5tifst erstsst aafhsr oTs5en snafsaune ZEN srfen
t2Iie-31bti)
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s. @arIE
penn1YlSania Np., 8au9ereiu Nr. /.
QpfoI 0erdnheruna.

QptaI 8erGnberuns.
Den WlitsIiebern unb hec ~Seebrten Bublicum here
lieruit fur gtl6ri6t. cot pbet Ssuaunter g rein iein 60
taI ron otp. l07 PenuI. Ap. mad gp. 1O7 6 liam Str.
au benz anbeflnnten Birtbe, 9r. q StGifer oerst BAT
limb ale bic, pel6e ftt eineuI 8auoeleiR ii9 nit alien
6leiB ous5earbelteten Sci ZEN anf6litb5n wp1eu, iint
berlnit %elngtIaSer itb Dirt nod ben 4. Sftpber Ateuf g s
im cben9enannteu 2otal einjrftupeu N4r o@ menise
InttelIe finb ~ pc seben, tontme ieoer rer fem @e D
fiber ~onIeSen piG unD b ridume UiittwO6 @beab riGt.
2 Spbn SobIbeir, Yrdftoent.
daGlrbi.) SOB II is etsb Sefret1r.
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NpnpifrcetsS auperetn SO. ]

DieIer Sereiu erbsbt nG6ft n U~fontas a6euS feline
Oierte N~ull8e, Dat tereitS RE bdrfte Nntbeile asgest Ben
unp @3iete iseIde gepi6 fir 3eoeu ie6r DOrt5cil6aft
lciu tperceH. @Ie, wette nod b ei III Sereiu beijutreten
piini@eu, iin6 erln6t, nShfteu 0tcrtas abenb bel Srn
&arl Sfe beblie, $40. 1872 9. 8onbftr., su eri9etnen,
NO iuglei0 bas elfts @eIo pertauft perbeu nirb.
(iamo) 6. @IpBner, Secr.
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@ermania=S auperein s.

ga&iteu Geittpo4 3. as99en= Si"5lp'u s; Ge1iamm
M IN u. Opr5utp'S So4eI, oer &ArnPane sesentber.
.t2e,le gum eIm6SuSIeH 5eitrIttsgelre Don 20 Sen
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1p1 81 4oI SaIts1ereltr.
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@D,iaI Sempfr. Xurnpertt,

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/ MUD. Sm &1itrd5
,mpci) sBn. S9nauffer.
cnrrpIn &efrLf.r !.
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4. Wnrp 8au Gerein SO. /

81 FIR auf BE befea Gefess ses inSrte geratn bat I'D
Wion az ben IS " erttmber aufs teue r%UQf1n6ts prga tfrt
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tag Qhent an fhen 7 une 3 ubr fItt
SIN Au frl9e beS SrdRre. n Gtas @untter
l30h ptif4pJ S Gpr. - III Smann, SER
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Sbpmas Sbpmpfun's
p1tentirter
&i1ucnr~S iltiuatCur uno Nrrbr1trcr.
Oer. 80 Glib @apffr. Baltimore NeS.

ava 80
Der unt:rjstdnste bat gat:nte In ben Der. Staate4. Ca
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naturlt1e pail banrt ub ftine Reiultate Il + Guserf be-,
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uno Se tHr attsR bon Bal imers. Is, faet fern,r be Roe
men entmsater 10 etitnsr BAIT q res binyG rel6e tas s5-
ITEM tncUlltren. S7emtter fcrntn ert are be pb mpbltts
opm unter3 iGnete ! Sher ttnern fttuer Naentsn e. bIit.E,
Son profelOr Nifen bon Baltimore.
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