The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-31

bounty and premium amounting to 1902.
shall be paid, as follows: 2
l. At the general rendezvous,
and before leaving the same
to join his regiment or COM
pany, the recruit accepted
under this authority, will be
paid one months pay in ad-
vance, $13 90
First instalment of bounty, 60 90
Premium, 200
Total pay before leaving
general rendezvous, -$75 90
To be paid in cash, or checks
for transmittal, in whole
or in part, as the recruit
may desire.
2. At the first regular pay day,
or two months after mus
ter-in, an additional in
stalment Of bounty will
be paid, $40 90
Making pay and bounty
then received, 500 90
8. At the first regular pay dey, after
months service, in addition to
his pay, he shall be paid an addi-
tional instalment of bounty, 40 90
4. At the first regular pay day after
the end of the first years service,
in addition to his pay, an addi-
tional instalment Of bounty, will
be paid, 40 90
5. At the first regular pay day, after
eighteen months service in addi-
ton to his pay, an additional in
stalment of bounty will be paid, 40 90
s. At the first regular pay day, after
his pay, an additional instalment
of bounty will be paid, 40 0O
Z. AT the expiration of three years
service, or to any soldier who may
be honorably discharged after two
years service, the remainder of
the bounty will be paid, 40 90
If the Government shall not require these
troops for the full period of three years, and
they shall be mustered honorably out of
the service before the expiration of their
term of enlistment, they shall receive, up
on being mustered out, the whole amount
Of bounty remaining unpaid, the same as
if the full term had been served. The legal
heirs OF recruits scho die in service shall be
entitled to receive the whole bounty re-
death.
REWARDS AND PREMIUMS TO BE PAID FOR
ARREST OF DEsERTERs AND PRoCURATIoN
OF RECRUITS.
For arrest and delivery of deser.
ter, $50 90
For an accepted recruit ('veteran' Is 90
For an accepted recruit (''not vete-
ran') Is 90
CRUITs, AS PAY, BOUNTY, AND PREMIUM.
Before leaving general rendezvous, SIS 90
If continued in service for three years,
the pay and bounty received will be at the
following rates:
For veteran volunteers, per
month, "a 90
For other soldiers, not veterans,
per month, 81 80
If discharged at the end of two years, the
pay and bounty received will be at the fol-
lowing rates
For veteran volunteers, per
month, s..,.. 1910
For other soldiers, not veterans,
per month, % so
Ifhonorably mustered out in less than
two years as not being required the month
ly rate of compensation will become in,
creased as the term of service is dimin-
ishe0. SO
In addition to this he is furnished with
tendance, and is paid in cash for such part
of his allowance Of clothing as he does not
draw. @ Z. .
V. Men enlisted under this order will be
assigned TO old regiments.
JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
Similar letters of instructions. sent the
following named officers, viz:
Capt. Philo E. Hall, Provost Marshal ID
District of Iowa.
Capt. S. P. Adams, Provost Marshal Sd
District of Iowa.
Capt. Jas. Mathews, Provost Marshal 4th
District of Iowa.
Capt. s. c, Brownell, Prov ost Marshal 9Th
District of Iowa. uta
Capt. W. H. Curtiss, Provost Morshal 9th
District OF Iowa.
WAR DEPARTMENT., i
PROVOST MARSHAL. GENTS OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 5. 1868. |
HIS Ereellency, Samuel j. Krkcood, Coz
ernor Of the State Of Ioica, Davenport,
: IOa0a:
SIR:-I have the honor to enclose here
with copies of instructions issued this day