, 1862-07-16

I'd lieutenants, who will be commissioned By
the governor, unless good reasons exist for
refusing. The non-commissioned officers,
prior to the regimeu1ai organization, will be
appointed By the captain, afterwards BY the
coloLel, on the Recommendation Of the cap
tain.
Each regiment will be organized as follows:
Il Companies, Chaplain,
Lieutenant Colonel. RsE@ental asa d'VE Quarter
l Major, master Sergeant,
AcjutaHi, 1Reglnental Commiss:-
master, ! Hospital Steward,
surgeon. 2Prlncipa! Musicians.
/ Assistant Surgeon,
Field officers Of the regiment will be ap-
pointed By the governor the State.
The adjutant and regimenta1 quarttrmaster
will be appointed BY the go7ernoe, with the
rank of 1et lieutenant.
The non-commlssioned staff will De selected
by the colonel from the non-commissioned
officers and privates Of the regiment, and va
cancies Eo created will be flied by appoint
mtnt us prescribed above.
Any company Of forty-two men will be ac-
cepted md mustered with 1st lieutenant.
and if they fail to complete the organization
within reasonable or prescribed time, they
will be consolidated with other parts Of COM
panlee.
Articles Of enlistment will be furnished re-
cruitiDg officers. These lists will be made out
in trlpIicate, one copy Of which will be filed
With The reg mental adiutant, one retained by
the recruiting officer, and the other forwarded
to this office. Returns must be made 10 this
Office, OF the name and residence Of each re-
cruit on the first, tenth and twentieth Of each
| month, BY Ill recruiting officers and persons
engaged in enlisting troops in this State, ex-
cept officers detailed to recruit for regiments
In the field, who act under the orders and re-
port to the State superintendent Of the re-
cruiting service at Springfield.
Every precaution should be used to prevent
the enlistment 81 }.i!so PgEsons unfit for service
sIo% physical debility Or minors under
Of the parents or guardians Of minors between
eighteen and tWenty-one years Of age must
be in every case, when practicable, obtained;
| and any officer who ehaH enlist recruit who
CD medical examination shall be rejected as
| obviously unfit for duty at the time Of enlist
ment will be liable for all expenses Of such
| enlistment.
! To facilitate the rapid and convenient or
| ga1ization of comEanies and regiments,
camps for Temporary rendezvous are hereby
es51osass ~ f22szS4 5oanty s'aaf K
NcHenry. Boone, Nipnebaeo, 6gle, Carroll
| At Dixon, Lee county, for Cook, Rock Island,
Dehalb, Dupage, Lee, Whiteside and Kane coun-
| At Kankakee, Kankakee county, for Kendall,
| viii, L1viDgston.. Dewitt. lroquois, Putnam,
Kankakee, tfaupaisn and Mclean counties.
At Peoria, Peoria county, for Mason, Warren,
Tn'tyn, rso5la, hensy' knox, Mercer hatzhan
At Quincy. Adama county, for Pike, Schuyler.
llaneoek. Brown, Henderson, McDonoush Adams
and Calhoun counties.
At Springfield, SanEanon county, fur Shelby,
Cass, Christian, Sangamou, Scott, i1acoupin,
; Green, Morgan, Jersey, Montgomery and Menara
Al slaitoon, Coles county. for Piatt, Clay, Dong.
| las. Macon, Moultrte, Jasper, Cumberland, Edgar,
Clark, Fayette and Crawford counties.
At Centraha, Marion county, for Jefferson, Mon.
/ roc, Washington, Madison, Clinton, Saint Clair
BoEd, Wayne, Randolph and Marion counties.
cxander. Ed ards Pope, hamilton, Massac, Faux
lin, Hardin. Williamson, johnson, Perry, S.line
Union, Gallatfn Jackson and Wabash counties.
Regiments heretofore authorized and noa
organizing, will recruit from the State al
Douglas, as may be most convenient.
It is expected that by the 1st OF Septem
bcr q fnll regiment will be organized in eae1
Of the abuve districts. In case Of failure
however, to do so by that time, all companis
or parts OF companies will be CONSOLIDATED
and organized into regiments, aHd repor
either at Camp Butler or Camp Douglas, a
may be hereafter directed
The general camps Of instruction at Chicag
: and Springfield are continued. To these gen
er!l camps all regiments, companies, or part
Of companies, recruited in the temporar
camp or elsewhere, will be required to repor
: at the earliest day practicable, the objects q
eaid temporary camps being to facilitate It
, cruiting, while the general camps are designe
| for organization and instruction.
Companies which may be organized in th
| COUNTIES of Lake, DuPage and Will, can reI
! | devious at Chicago, ii preferred.
r Clothing, arms, SC, will be furnished vo
, unteers on their arrival at the camps Of rel
: devious and after they have been mustere
: into service.
! 4 competent officer will be designated
. have command Of volunteers al each camI
but he will not be regarded as having an
special claims to promotion TO any field Office
: PAT.
Recruiting officers will be entitled to su,
: not exceeding forty (40} cents d day for sui
. sistence and lodging tor each recruit fros
date Of 1ona Jl0e enlistment TO his arrival 1
camp.
t He will also be entitled to transportatio
= for himselfand recruits to place Of rendezyou
;, Application for such transportation shoul
be made to Capt. John Christopher, Chicag
d CT Lieut. George II. Hill, at Springfield
e Great diligence is enjoined upon recsuitir
offictrs, and they are specially notified tn
any abuse Of trans sportatlon furnished the
viii cause revocation of their orders.
0 PREMIUMS TO RECRUITS.
a Apremium Of two dollars to be paid to eat
s. accepted recruit. .-...-.
ONE MONTHS PAT IN ADVANCE.
Y Every volunteer who euliste for three yea
:, or during the var shalt receive bis first month
pA} tluNlEcA LII aAfauEt1 Apuu VI
Il mastering Of his company into the service
e, the United States.
E. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS OF BOUNTY IN 4
- Every volunteer shall, in addition, receive
- advance twenty five dollars Of the 500 bouu
y above specified, to be paid him immediate
e. upon the muster Of euch regiment into t
j. service.
). Past experience having shown that the
~ &c not to5 Nx- 1,.
il number Of persons being authorized to raj
H. | regiments st the sanle time, no authority Y
=. hereafter be given to raise reg gi0sents. Camp
=. nie6 and paris Of companies alone will be q
NJ thorized !; and the right Is reserved to organi
Or regiments aud consolidate companies Whe
10 ever the public service requires, and after
. expiration Of the time given for raising t
same.
N By order Of His E1cellency, Gov. Yates.
"a. ALIEN C. FULLER, Adjutant General.
:. spR1seF1EnD, Ill, July 1.-THE govern
As is receiving most 81 pffompt pfea % and hearty
s1 sa part Of the State come up the evidences Il
pc The people are thoroughly awake to the nee
Ae sity Of hurrying up the recruits. It is expe
" ed that the nine regiments will be filed up
~ the end Of the month:
~ Bos1oS, July 15-An order approprfati
q $500 Goo from the city treasury, to be expe,
:. ed In the payment Of bounties and other
~ penees In raising the cssy's quota under the
y y ceot proclamation ef the president, was pasS
~ ~ last evening By both branches Of The city g
99e, PORTLAND, Me-, July 15.-Gov. Washbr
|aA teleg1aphs the associated press that the St
OF Maine will pay q bounty of thirty doll
TO to each recruit mustered into the Uni
Statea service In the ne~ regiments, and thir
MS, five dollars in the old regiments. The bar
er, advance the money. This, with the, uni
A. States payment, viii make an advance of s
". ". enty dollars.
rousing war meeting was held in this city
evening. The city hall was crowded to o,
flowing, over 8 600 citizens being present.
rs the gnatest enthusiasm prevailed Spin
addresses were made by Judge Chapman