The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09

siderAon Of the necessity Of tro.ps sn Vermont
fer the vigorous prosecution Of IN. for the Caion
thereby indicated ana in reliance upon the known pat
riotisz and oysl.y Of the eEsns Of the Stats, which
de nds that all the assistance needed by Government
shall afforded promptly and rithou; question, it
hereby ordered that additional regiment OF Infantry
to be dsnomnsted the Tenth Regiment Of Vermont Vol
unteers be Immediately raised aad organised within hi.
state in the army of United fer The
term Of three years unless discharged It is be-
ieVed and expected by tn. Conmsnfer Chief that the
burden thereby imposed upon the people Of Vermont
will be cheerfuy assumed and that true and loyal
citizen will exert his almost -niesvors to procure a
prompt response to the call Of the President.
All necessary recruiting stations will be Immediately
established, az which due notice will DE given.
By order Of his Excellency,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
Coy raor and Command.r-in Chief
PETER T. WASHBUKN,
Adjutsn, and Inspector General
STATE OF yER4CNr.
ADJU1AxT AND ssPEcroR Generals OF7fos.
WcopsrocK, July :, Ie62
The follOwin: orders have been issued by War De-
partment:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WnHISsToN, D. c.. June II. 1852.
Jo nj resolution Dy congress 10 encOur
enlsmcnts in the regular army and volunteer .rc..
tits
O-de, ed, That premium OF TWO dola,s shall be paid
for each accepted recruit that volunteers for three
or during the and every soldier, who hereafter en-
lists either in the regular the volunteers three
years or during the war, may receive his Ast months
pay in advance upon the mastering his company into
the service of the United States or after ne shall bay
been mustered into and joined regiment already ia the
service.
Thi. order will be transmitted to the Governor. OF
States and recruiting officers.
(Ssned] EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
MAR DXPAlrArNf
WASHINGTON, e, July =, 1862. (
Ordered That out s ;he appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling oluneer here shall b, paid in
advance each recruit for three years or during the
var the sum of twenty five dollars being Of
the of bounty allowed by law such payment to
De made upon the mastering OF the regiment, 10 which
recruit belongs into The service Of the United
State.
(Signed) EDN IN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary II War.
Tn State Of Vermont pays Zach accepted Recruit
who is mustered into the service of ,ns United States
SEVEN DOLLARS pER MONTH in addition 20 he pay Of
THkTEEN DOLLARS ,oS1H, allowed by ti.e 2ited
states making the pay Of each private TWENTY Dollars
per month durin? his term Of service Of This sum Of
seven dollars per month, payp is mad from N. date
81 nstment the date OF muster, the time tie Regl-
ncnt is mustered.
The result is that each recruit will receive when the
regiment is mustered into the service Of The United
States
OFE AoAra's PAY ApYA<cR
BOUNTY OF TWENTY-FIVE DoIl4ss ~ ADvAxcE;
PAY, AT TIE RATE OF SIvzS DOLLAR. PER MONTH PROM
THED DATE or ENLISTMENT DATE Musrzn:
in addition TO tho premium Of TWO dollars. which will be
paid to any citizen soldier for each accepted recra.
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And al the expiration Of hs term OF enlistment OF
upon his honorable discharge from service after having
served ~oysars he will receive further bounty Of ssv
gxTr.FIvE DOLLARS.
PETER T. WASHBt-RN
hdjutant and Inspector General