Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-12-04
VOL. TX, NO. 46.

part OF the bounty or bouLtios to which he is en-.
titled. The participation Of any recruiting off
Ger in such disreputable traffic, will cause him to
be dealt with sunmaTily by n military commits
sion and any commissioned officer, non-com.
mssonci officer or private known to beengagei in
this criminal practice. will be brought to trial
before a court martial without delay.
XVI. One weeks board only will be paid for
any recruit for the veteran regiments or battery,
unless he is engaged upon due authority. in re-
eruiting-hencc such men should be forwarded to
Augusta soon after their enlistment possible.
Railroad passes for transportation of enlisted men
will be furnished recruiting officers for veteran
regiments now organizing upon application to
the Colonel Of the regiment for which the recruits
are intended. Bills for transportation of recruits
for these regiments by stage, steamboat, or pri-
Yate conveyanee-ex exhibiting the names OF recruits
transputted-anl certified by the recruiting Off
GERS, will be paid by Capt. T. c. j. Baily, u. ).
Disbursiug officer, demand as will also the
bills for the weeks board and other legitimate
bills for recruiting services, il made ana certified
in like manner.
NvlI. The enlistment papers will bo made
uiplictte ani mat Sh'lr the real residence of the
recruit, and il it be other than that npon whose
quota he is credited, The name of The Place far
sh.,b he ea!its, HR,t be stated al The top Of each
iistnrnf, thHs-
- quota Oi ----~-s NeEicCt pI TINS require
meut Ill render it impossible to exhibit correctly
the proper credits. and cause erroneous reports of
,lcIinquencies to be made from this office to the
Provost Marshal Gentrat.
XVIII. Municipal authorities arc specially
required to prohibit entirely, by whatever proper
means, any and all enlstments within their ja-
rislictions, of the reSlments and corps of other
states and cause the arrest aGd detention (untIl
notice thereof Is furnished this oiiice,) Of all per
sons persistln; in such "sllnt.i intercrences with
the military organizations VI this State.
la the ordinary ayOcatVn5 Of lie, com lete
success is only rendered certain by such unllIiIcI
attention OF each 10 his employment. as must
necessaril, exclude almost entirely the pursuits
ei pleasure, and the individual vino attempts To
unite both rarely cumpetes successfully, with him
who gives his While mind aud laburs 10 his lesti.
mate business. How, then, We expect per
mHncrt advantages over i brave AMI determined,
though unscrupulvus aud revcnE Ecful enemy, who
make. every person and thing WITHIN his cont ol
wholly subsegylent To military purposes in their
lnust vi sofous aud efficient form, whie wo
gagged even more than Is usual, iu tho customary
business cares OF life, and ouly furnish the GuY-
ernncnt small portion Of our surplus men aud
means. to eoatcnl against tAis formidable foe,
VIII makes war his sule pursult
The rob,lza are in the mtd.t If destituton and
van, almost unparalleled, AMI are without CLEAN
ii hope tor their encnura cement IN thc tuture.-
With mote t. tear irom success than drtea,, yet
such il their blindness ani iatHuatlgn At they
g seen - rAlsc aIus4es - viii fra their parse
4Hd poyeftt-.tg Nen population snail 1t be sat.i
taat = Ncs Eaz-aut tat, ,O.uudlus IN wealth.
and men t. constitute the best teaoPs in tue
Wild, affected hitherto a4Fer,ely y tac w4f
~ = Ia th-r slI rcrySusuts through ~atch our
ilIur AMI h1arr have brcu purchased. ctaua; nov
bflas SOME : snJ taateefs 1H'' tie hetd, alter
.IxtJ day, efF7ft, sDea tsr complete au 'nfnrsii-
.t, sufii,4tf1u ot t4e rebellion Is dc CuItG- t-