The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-03

l Colonel.
l Litu:enaut-Colonel.
Major.
l Adiulant, Ia Lieutenant)
l Regimental Q. M, "a Lieutenant)
l Surgeon.
Assistant-Surgeou.
l Sergeant Major
Reglmental Quartermaster Sergeant.
l Regimental Commissary Sergeant.
l Hospitel Steward.
2 Principal Musicians.
The Field officers of the Regiment will
be appointed by the Governor of the State.
The Adjutant and Regimental Quarter
master will be appointed by the Governor,
and will have the rank of lst Lieutenant.
They may be assigned to companies at the
pleasure OF the Colonel.
The non-commissioned staff will be ST.
lected by the Colonel from the nOn-com-
missiOned officers and pTivates of the regi-
ment, and the vacancies so created will be
filled by appointment, as prescribed above.
Any company of forty-two mep will be
accepted and mustered, with lst Liuten-
ant, ana if lhey fail to fill up within a rea-
sonable time, they will be consolidated with
other parts of companies. The right is re-
served to combine incomplete companies. or
parts of companies, after fair opportunity
has been afforded them to fill up.
In combining parts of companies, the
following disposition of the Offices is sug-
gested and parts of companies will be ac-
cepted with view to making such combi-
nations:
For 40 or As men, Captaincy.
For 80 or 35 men, lst Lieutenantcy.
For 20 or 25 men, I'd Lietenantcy.
Companies desiring to enter the service
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General office, file full company roll, and
state when they will be ready for duty.
They will be accepted in the order they
tender their services and file correct rolls.
Special authority will not be given in ad-
vance to organize companies, nor will COM
panies be accepted in advance OF their or
ganizatiou. Companies must be already
organized and be subject to orders before
they can be accepted.
Every precaution should be used to pre-
vent the enlistment of persons unfit for ser
vice from physical disability, and minors
under 18 years of age. Any one who shall
recruit boys under l8 years Of age will be
charged with his transportation and SUBJ
sstence.
When companies have been accepted,
they will be furnished with orders for trans
portaton, to enable them to reach the rem
devious.
The general rendezvous will be at In
diauApolis, where quarters aud subsistence
will be furnished.
AS soon as companies are full and await
ing orders, they will be notified of time aud
place of rendezvous.
Companies must not march to the rem
dezvous without direct orders from the Ad-
jutant General.
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and privates, organized as above set forth,
will, in all respects, be placed on the foot
ing, as to pay and allowances, of similar
corps of the Regular Army: Provided that
their alIo wances for clothing shall be So, so
per month.
Every volunteer non-com misSioned Off
Ger, private, musician and artifcer, who
enters the service of the United States un-
der this plan, shall be paid at the rate of
so cents in lieu of subsistence for every 20
miles of travel from his place of enrolment
to the place of muster, the distance to be
measured by the shortest usually travelled
route and when honorably discharged, an
allowance at the same rate from the place |
of his discharge to his place of enrolment, |
and, in addition thereto, the sum of one /
hundred dollars.
Any volunteer who may be received into |
tue service OF lHe Onlleu Ot6teS unQer LllS /
plan, and who may be wounded or other
Use disabled in the service, sha! be enti-
tied to the benefits hich have been or may I:
be conferred on persons disabled in the reg T
ulav service and the legal heirs of such s
die or may be killed in service, in addition
TO all arrears of pay and Allowances shall
receive the sum of one hundred dollars.
The Regimental Commissary Sergeant |
will receive the pay and allowances of a |
R gimsntal Sergeant Major The Company
Quartermaster Sergeant, the pay and allow
ance of a sergeant of cavalry.
CHAPLAIN.
There will be allowed each regiment one
who will be appointed by The
commander on the vote OF the
field officers and company commanders on
duty with the regiment at the time the ap-
pointment is made. The chaplain so ap-
pointed must be regularly ordained min
lister of some Christian denomination, and
will receive the pay and allowance of a
Captain of cavalry.
By order of His Excellency, o. P. Morton,
Governor of Indiana
LAZ NOBLE,
Adj. Gen. Ind.