Others furnished the substitutes at a definite cost; but the greater part let the town military committee do all the work, through the bounty brokers, who settled the whole business.

Of the whole two hundred and thirteen, only two entered the service, taking the bounty money themselves.

Their names will be found in the list.

The following men were paid the commutation of three hundred dollars, under the Conscription Act, and made their own bargains with substitutes, at their own risk :

William Holdredge, James Cordial, William Searing, Charles Kane, John L. Brown, Ferdinand Holm, Michel Donohue, Jacob Grubb, Jacob Ruinliiudt, Chri.-<tian Gcissnian, Patrick Scott, John Mullaly, Samuel B. i| Lyons, John JIuller, Otto Wi igand, John Hinz, Charles Bock, Stephen Bogart, Thomas McConnel, John Stinard, William Gordon, George Robinson, William Hagemeyer, Theodore Holly, Daniel Kane, Samuel Bertine, Ferdinand Haag, William Doolittle, William Trilient, Cornell Valentine, John Kennedy, Abrani M. Bennett, Philip Haag, .James Hunt. Christian Rost, William >Iulloy, Jacob Hyser, George Horst, Thomas Dooling, Thomas Donaldson, Francis Schleicher, Philip Flood, William Ilickey, William B. Jones, \\'illiam Deverman, Walter H. Manning, John Pugmire, Thomas Barker, Frederick Von Garrell, Thomas Hunt and Louis Behr.

The following men furnished their own substitutes, at a cost of four hundred dollars :

Charles Leland, .\aron R. Haiglit, Isiuic Richards, A. M. Hungerford, George Ferris, Samuel Horton, Robert Hall, Gideon Mead, Warren Ackernian, Timothy Bennett, Samuel Burpo, W. H. Hustis, Constantine Weiss, Edgar Schiefllein, John Boda, Alexander Masterton, Henry A. Bowerman, Janus H.ay, Aaron M. Diedercr, John M. Masterton, B. F. Bowernian, S. Pnrdy Carton, David Dunham, Robert M. M;isterton, S. Moore, George King, Thomas VV. Atkinson, Edward Kendrick, John Ostrander, 0. L. Underbill.