Annual Report of the Adjutant-General of the State of New Jersey 1863 1863
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In this connection I would say, that we are greatly indebted to the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of this State. Through his knowdedge of his profession, and his pleasant intercourse with the State authorities they have been relieved from many embarrassments.
On the 3d of August the quota for each township and county in the State was published from this office, and details of all matters necessarj' to raising the required quota given. Six camps of rendezvous were established for the ...reception of recruits, respectively under command of Colonels Murphy, Grubb, Mindil, Yard, Cladek and Roman The organization of three regiments of infantry, and one of cavalrj^ and three batteries of artillery was commenced, and ever\- inducement offered to recruiting, giving preference always to regiments in the field.
This recruiting continued until October 25th. notice having been received that on that day the draft was to commence in the State for any deficiency on the quota.
From the various recruiting stations reports were promptly sent to this office, and on the 25th I was enabled to make a consolidated report, showing that the State had had mustered into the United States service four thou- sand nine hundred and ninety-eight (4.998) volunteers on this call, distributed in new and old organizations as follows : Thirty-Second regiment (Second Cavalr}-) Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this connection I would say, that we are greatly indebted to the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of this State. Through his knowdedge of his profession, and his pleasant intercourse with the State authorities they have been relieved from many embarrassments.
On the 3d of August the quota for each township and county in the State was published from this office, and details of all matters necessarj' to raising the required quota given. Six camps of rendezvous were established for the ...reception of recruits, respectively under command of Colonels Murphy, Grubb, Mindil, Yard, Cladek and Roman The organization of three regiments of infantry, and one of cavalrj^ and three batteries of artillery was commenced, and ever\- inducement offered to recruiting, giving preference always to regiments in the field.
This recruiting continued until October 25th. notice having been received that on that day the draft was to commence in the State for any deficiency on the quota.
From the various recruiting stations reports were promptly sent to this office, and on the 25th I was enabled to make a consolidated report, showing that the State had had mustered into the United States service four thou- sand nine hundred and ninety-eight (4.998) volunteers on this call, distributed in new and old organizations as follows : Thirty-Second regiment (Second Cavalr}-) Col.
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