The Portland daily press., 1863-10-31
STATE OF MAINE.
l,1rcular.
400 nS 81 0e,sser II. 1893, fer

INASHUCH a. some ,lavs nm, ,,, -,
aa Dsois ~, can be Perfected for settnz
definitely Inc basis OF quotas. and tnskiss H. -,
porfionment OF froops required af nj. g., =
deemed essential that the work OF yolgs,s.rns
should, In the mean time progress with All poss,h,
celebrity. The following principles are an psss.ois
a. governing future action in this behalf
l. The cailof the President for $50 600 Volunteer.
" MADE without regard to the deficiencies OF STATE.
or localities upon former calls aud apportonment.
40 computations can therefore be entered into with
tne respective Cities, Towns and Plantations in il
stare Tor an alleged deficiency 0rsnrplus az an,l of
volunteers furnished prior 20 the date when the oy.
,.nhen. araii as ordered, Of men or commuta-
uons OBTAINED under the same.
IL. In appor tiosing the quota OF thi, State undsr
the present call, Col. FRYE, the Provost NarShaI
~ ~ ahc ohhedstaies. says. this is exclusive
~ any ueneicney you may have present draff or
FORMER calls. and these will be considered anIy in
s Use, another dram Is necessary in January;A H.
ihereioFe the state tails to furnish aud have a,.tag
e. into the Onted States service its due onofa ~
.e troops required under this cali IL il probable thai
,Y;l inea men may DC ordered in January hext
sition but also the State deficiency a Claimed by
me 81, var Department upon former calls.
g II. An voluntary enlis,ments made since the L.
o dfait was ordered, of troops that have been ulv
mustered into the United States service whether ior
fesinents or corps in the field Tor the Veteran
Regiments now IN process of enlistment aud orsani
zation constitute portion Of this States qu Ia OF
sne present cal and those places which have pro-
cured such volunteers paid them bounty are ON
,i'ied TO credit for them upon the quota 10 be am
nounced. ~ ~
Nv. While the Commander in Chief Coy 70.
BURN, and Maj GARDINER. Acting Assistant Pro-
yost Marshal General direct and control the work Of
recruiting, the respective municipal authorities Of
inc various cites towns and plantations,
~ requested to cooperate In this labor so vital In
Importance to the Government and themseyes until
rs completion. Their suggestions and recommenda.
tons touching Recruiting Officers Tor their ycinilie.
are invited and will receive most respectful eonsid.
Grafton.
v. The Premiums and counties provided BY the
General Government and State for ali volunteer en-
listments. are on scale of such munifeence tl,a,
while all who can enter the service should do so
those who from age or physical inirmity are nelig
Die TO enlistment, may find IL for their interest a.
well az honor. to suspend their ordinary ayocations
for the work of obtaining soldiers tor the esoyelu
ment until the full number required from this Stale
VI Two Regiments of Infantry and one of Cav.
airy to be composed almost Wholly of members that
nave already served not less than nine months in the
Held and been honorably discharged, are now pro-
crossing in their enlistment aud organization At An
gusta. In all enlistments of recruits or veteran
soldiers. they can elect, for a few weeks to enter
either of these organizations with 500 State bonn.
". or some regiment corps in the field with Boun-
ty to Veterans of s55; but after these three COM
mands are hlled, a. they will be- every yoiuu-
teer must OF necessity be directly into the field
VII Under the Resolve OF the lie gisiafur. OF
January q. 1853, authorizing "fhe Governor and
Coinmander-in-Ct1ef to continue the payment OF
SO Bounty TO recruits for the three years regiments
or Batteries of Maine Volunteers 80 long a. In hi.
Judgment the public cxigeneics require ths amount
will be continued 10 veterans eniistin for orxans.-
tons now in the field. To veterans or new recruits
eniisting N the regiments now organizing. will BE-
paid the SlOo state bounty authorized by act Of
the Legislature approved March rs fsf8
VIII. In view o. the liability Of veteran soldh -
to be called into service under the operation 81 the
next dram. without State or t0veFA naent nsantv N
bchooscs them 20 embrace the present unparaiielea
advantages oftfcd tn cumpcting The veteran arman-
5atons ~ this state q entering rexnsnf e their
choice with State and Goycrhnient hoanfy y SIG
amount sufficient 10 sesnrc 10 ANY msn ~ rrasnn-
able desires comfortable and pernaaness hons fsr
eesi eodsw