The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-04
WHOLE NO. 1858.

First instalment Of beunty..........eo 90
rossi pay Ssior: leaving genera, rem:
70 :. paid in cash, or check: for 20
transmttal, in whole or in part, -
the recruit may desire.
2. At the first regular pay day, or two
months after muster in, an addi-
tional instalment of bounty will be
Making pay and bounty then receiv. wv W
j. At the r.t regular pay day, after months; W
service, In addition to his pay, he shall
4. At Is. ar.t regular pay day amer III: end Of W
the hrst year: service in addition to his
pay, an additional instalment of bounty
Will % pa1Q.. ....................... 40 10
S. At the first regular pay day amer eighteen w
months service, In addition to his pay,
An additional instalment of bounty viii
g. At the FIRST regular pay day after two years, "
service. in addition to his pay, an addi-
Z. At the expiration Of three years. service, or
to any soldier who may be honorably dis
charged after two years. service, the re-
mainder Of the bounty will be paid 40 90
If the Government shall not require these troops for
the full period Of three years. they shall be
tered honoraey out Of the service before the expira
ton Of their term Of enlistment, they shall receive
upon being mustered out, the whole anount Of bonn
~ remaining unpaid. the same IL the full term had
been served The legal heirs of recruits ho die in ~.
service shall be entitled 70 receive The ~hcie
remaining unpaid at the time Of the soldiers death
RESUME.
REWARDS AND PREMIUMS TO DE PAID rop ARnRsr
OF DssERTsRs ND PRocURArioN OF RECRUITS
For arrest and delivery Of deserter $50 90
For an accepted recruit (veteran) .,.. 2S 90
For an accepted recruit (not veteran) ..... Is 90
TOTAL AMOUNTS 70 BR PAID IN CASH TO RECRUITS
AsPAY, BOUNTY, AND PRsNIuM.
Before leaving general rendezvous s7s on
II continued in service for three years the pay and
bounty received Will be At the following rates
For veteran volunteers per monta -. 42I On
For other soldiers, not veterans, Der month 81 al
II discharged at the End OF two years, ths psy and
bounty received will be at the following rates:
For veteran volunteers, per month. ..... 49, 500 70
For other soldiers, not veterans, per month 25 6O
If honoraoly mustered out in less than two wears a,
not being required, the monthly rate Of
will become increased the term of service Is dimn
ished.
In addition to this he is furnished with hi, provs
ions, clothing, and medical attendance, and Is paid
IN cash for such part Of 81! allowance OF clothing
he does not draw. "e
". Men enlisted under this order will be assigned
70 OLD regiments. JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
Similar letters Of instructions sent the folIovin,
named Officers, viz:
Capt. Phlo 4. Hall, Provost Marshal I'd Dh.ric. o,
Iowa. "
Capt s. p. Adams. Provost Marshal srd District Of
Capt. James Mathews. Provost Marshal 9TH District
of Iowa.
Capt 8. G. Browusll, Provost Marshal sth District
Of Iowa.
Capt: Warner $. Curtis, Provost Marshal 9th Dis.
(Copy)
WAR DRPARrMRNr,
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFrrcs,
WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. 5th, 1898
HIS E1ce'lency, Samuel j. Kirkaood Governor Of the
State Of IoUa, Dauenport, Lowa:
Sra II have the honor to enclose herewith copies
of issued this day to the Boards Of Enroll
ment Of the lst 3D. 3d. 9Th, 5th and 9Th Districts of
Iowa, for ''procurng recruits" The plan will be un-
derstood by perusal Of the instructions.
Your cooperation and aid In carrying Il out are
respectfully solicited.
is presumed that your experience in raising troops
will enable you to make useful suggestions in the exc
cuton OF this scheme especially the persons to be
selected BY Boards to act deputies or recruiting
agents for procuring the recruits The acting Assist
ant Provost Marshal General of the State is directed
to confer with you in this matter.
The recruits obtained under this arraqeamaes. sepl
hH Are requested to sive such orders ss
BY your State for other volunteers. am. xr. verv
respectfully, Your obedient servant,
JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal Gen.
Copy
PRovosr MARSHAL GsNBRAL's OFr1oR,
wAsHINoroN, D. G., Oct. 7th, 1883
Aejor Thomas Duncan, Sd Cavalry, Acting Assi,t-
ant Provosf Marshal General, Davenport Lo,oa
MAJOR IL am directed BY the Provost Ma,sb.,
General to state that the main object Of the new plan
to l cid regiments whose termy Of service viii expire
in 1864. " ~-r'-'
1t is desired that all your energies Be directed to the
success Of this object.
The men enlisted under this plan will be allowed to
select their regsments am, Major very respectfully
) our eped'ens servvnt, HENRY STONE,
Asst Adj't Gen aral.
(relegraph.)
TO HIS Exceency, s. j. Ks,k,cood, Governor Of Iowa.
Iowa CITY:
Your quota Of three hundred thousand f3o0 O0O-
volunteers called for by the President based on enroll
OF the first class eight thousand nine hundred
snd ten Sel0) This is exclusive Of any deficiencies
you may have on present d-aft or former calls And
hess VIII be considered only in another dram IA
necessary In January. Letter by mail.
JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal Gen.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 32d 1858.
(Tslegraph.)
wAsHINeroN, Oct. 2s, 1868.
TO Governor kirkWood, Iora CITY:
New regiments will not be received under tho Pres
aects last call for volunteers only recruits for old
are contemplated. The bounties to such
are tour hundred and two 402 dollars for old soldiers
or three hundred and two (3O2) dollars for raw re-
cFu"s' JAMES b. FRY.
Provost Marshal General