KENTUCKY.

District. Total Excess Qutas to be

enrollment raised by furnished

of men. the district by the

in years of district in

service. men.

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth

Sixth

Seventh

Eighth

Ninth

Total

a Deficient on December 31, 1864.

b In excess of all quotas.

It will be noticed that the Fifth District was deficient in furnishing her proportion of drafts previous to 19th of December, 1864, by 303 years of service, and that the Seventh District had furnished an excess of 2,274 years of service up to the same date. This latter excess has to be apportioned among and deducted from all the districts that the Sate may have credit therefor. In doing so it gives to the Eighth District eighty-six men, which is more than it is required to furnish under her enrollment and what it has already furnished. The following tabular statement will explain these irregularities:

KENTUCKY-Continued.

District. To be Already To be

furnished on furnished furnished

the general above this to make

ratio of ratio of good this

0.6118. 0.6118. ratio of

0.6118.

First 2,262.71

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Second 1,788.69

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Third 1,382.82

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Fourth 1,722.84

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Fifth 2,392.00

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101

Sixth 1,028.09

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Seventh 2,272.20 758

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Eighth 34.86

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Ninth 503.39

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Total

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District. Deduct from To be furnished Quta after

all the after making all

districts a the preceding correction

proportion corrections. s.

of the

excess

furnished

by the

Seventh

District.

First 94 2,262.71 2,163

Second 113 1,788.69 1,671

Third 102 1,382.82 1,277

Fourth 103 1,722.84 1,615

Fifth 97 2,493.00 2,290

Sixth 66 1,028.09 959

Seventh ---

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Eighth 86 34.86

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Ninth 97 503.39 403

Total 758

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10,378

The Eighth District is thus in excess, and like the Seventh exempt from the draft, leaving twenty-seven men to be apportioned to the other districts to make up the State quota of 10,378:

First District............................................... 5

Second District.............................................. 4

Third District............................................... 3

Fourth District.............................................. 4

Fifth District............................................... 5

Sixth District............................................... 3

Ninth District............................................... 3

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RICH. DELAFIELD,

Brigadier-General and Chief Engineer, U. S. Army.