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The Daily Dispatch: November 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], Additional from the North. (search)
salt, vinegar, soap and candles. Fuel, clothing, bedding, furniture, are also supplied. The United States Sanitary Commission, with its universal charity, has furnished from its stores such needed comforts as have been beyond the reach of the Government, and a number of philanthropic persons from the North have contributed both moral and material aid. The actual result of the late draft at the North. According to General Fry's report to the U. S. Secretary of War, dated the 19th instant, the conscription brings only one of the conscripted men into the army for every nineteen drawn. The New York World gives a synopses of the statements in his report: For every 100 men wanted 150 were drawn, in order to make sure of the hundred. General Fry says that "of those drawn 80 per cent, have reported; that is, 120 have reported for every 150 drawn. Of those reporting, he says that 30 per cent are exempted for physical disability and 30 per cent. under the second section of