Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1868.
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~ ,,,,, IEAD, QuARIEEs. bosrUH, october 20, 1863
The President Of tie United states under date Of DC.
tober II 1865 has issued call for 300 aO volunteers
serve for three years or the war but not exceeding three
years ana the quota assigned t. Massachusetts under
this call amounts to 5.6 C this numberis not raised
by voluntary enlistment draft wilt be ordered to sun.
ply the deficiency, which draft will commence the
The time for action short an the greatest activity
and promptitudc viii BE- necessary, 10 fafl the demand
mencng the daft The MAYOR and Aldermen OF cities
AM the seeetmen Of towns are agan urgently request
ed to use their Official and pers nal influence and obtain
work to furnish ther proporons Of yoSbecIs ~ ca
public meetings and adopt other eff ient me asures 10
uraw iorth and sunnlate the Pablo interest in the
lheman to be rails under this cali are be enlisted
into the Uted States service for the various companies
and regiments now IN the field The bountes will be The
same published in previous orters namely $50 from
the state ami IN addition 1912 from the United States
new recruits and S4O2 to hose who have served at east
niue months, ana who sha enlist either into cid regi-
lnenta or companies the field into the regi
ments or battallons now forming in his state.
The nambers which are assigned to each town, city,
au SUD district according to the enrolment made by
the United states Provost Marshas given low If
draft should become necessary in January next it will
be likel 10 be made in the pro porons aud nfor-
nation mas been received from the war department mat
credits VIII be allowed against such draft for all enlist
mentS which SHAH be made under the present call and
now organized forrecruiting
sha general for Massachusetts, he idQuarters Bos
TOM Authorized 10 and will appoint the mayors Of
as recruiting officers for their several CT les and towns
to recruit tn quotas assigned TO their several munich
They will receive their authority from Major Clarke
and Will be subject to such ard regulations
the e'tormauct OF their duties as he may issue. They
the labtie, Of otner recruiting officers amounted nv
him under from the provost marshal general Of
the und States The mayors OF cities and the select
men o! towns viii cause to he made weekly report
on Saiurday to the adjuant general Of the common
we otthe nunbero enlisted in their respective
cue ana towns during ca h week.
10 tn Sc who nave been in the military service for at
easi nne months, the opportunity is presented of
listing either IN one of the old regiments nown The field
or In 81 hr he vet organizapnsI AIMED below, and
OF emitting them elves to the bountyO SO2 each, winch
Is oneeu ~ me neral government III dltiOn t. the
bounty OF SjO th, which is offered b. the common
wealth ne veteran organizations
acknowledgement OF Heavy Artillery commanded
br Col Frankie. headquarters at keadville
The Twelfth tina tach d COMPANY Of Artiery,
commanded b. Ca lain James NJ Richardson, stationed
rue firsi Is stIaio:, Of Veteran Cavalry
INC New battalion Tor the First Regiment Of NIassa-
Shnsets cavalry under the command q Col Horace b.
Sargent 10 take the pa OF The batta ion at Port ROY
which has ben permanently detached;
of Mass ehuseits Volunteer nfsntry to oc commanded
by Col Grisod headquarters at eadvle, TO be raised
The second Veteran ;egiment tthe Fty.s evenh Reg
iment OF Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, 10 be
raised IN Wor ester and the four western coutes ard
to he comm nded ~ Col VIM. Bartlett, late of the
The Third We eraH Regiment tthe Finy-cghth Regi-
meht Of Massachusetts Volunteer lnantry0 10 be
raised in South Massachus including the cid
Colony to be comnanied by Col. Sllas P Richmond,
late ofti hrd Regiment;
The Fourth Veteran Regiment (the Fifty ninth Rcgi
meat of Massachusetts Volunteer lnianr to be raised
II me gonntes Of EssSX AID Midi sSN aI t + Rs ggdeT
Toy enisting one months paw will be paid in
atVdnce, on being music I'd mo service. he bounty
sbs On 6ing ill., ChaEing SO bad III ADVANCE
besides III state bou ty Of $40 - more in two
mOntn-; $50 more in six months SjJ more attcr one
year, $50 more after eighteen Hths $40 more after
TWO yeats Saw more alter Two years ana hli aud S4O
more at The expiration OF three years service And
the war should mol last three years from the present
time still the whole bounty will be paid to those who
shall have served to the ent ana II they die in the ser
vice, their heirs VIII receive 1t
Those who h we YER been in service or who have