The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-09

Sub-District No 1. Tho following towns.
: Wabasllaw county: Pcpin, Waba.
d 7, Glasgow, Highland, WatOpa Sand
ftAt Minnesota, Greenfield aud Plain
NJ III remainder of Wabasllaw coun-
ty: zee City. PeIl Hyde Park, Mount
Pleasant, Chester, West Albany, Elgin,
Guilford, Zumbr0, Mazeppa. .......... C3
No. 8 The following towns in Goodhue
county: Red Wing Wacouta. Florence,
Central Point, bclvidere Hay Creek,
Featherstone, Belle Creek, Vasa aud
=, burnside. %
No 4 Goodhue county, townships of Pine
Island Roscoe, Cherry Grove, ZumbrO-
u, Mlntnedla and GoOdliue .......... 20
NO. 0. Goodi.ue county, townships of Ken
yon, Holden. Wannningo, Warsaw, Lii.
liam Leon, Cannon Falls 48
NO D. Dnkola county townships of Hast
lngS' Ninlnger, Ravenna, Marshan, Yer
mn on, Hampton, Douglas, and Ram
uoIPn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b
No. z. Dakota county. townships of Rose.
mount Lakevllle, Empire City Eureka.
Castle Rock, Greenvale, Waterford, and
cclocl. Observation-Disclosures. 80
No. 8. Dakota county, townships of West
st. Paul, Mendoza lnver Grove, Eagan,
huntsville Lebanon, and Union 81
No. g. Ramsey county, -ity of st Paul. :. '120
No 10. Ramsey county, except City If s..
raul 90. %
No. II. Washington county. townships of
Saltwater, Greenfield, Marine and Otis. Is
No. II. Washington county. townships of
Bavtown, Lakeland, Oakdale, Alton,
Woodbury., Denmark, Cottage Grove
No: l3. All OF Henncpin couny east of
the Mississippi river, aud the county of
ManOmln -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., al
No IA. Hennepin County townships of
Minneapolis. crystal Lake, Plymouth,
=, Medina and Independence ............. 63
Brooklyn, Maple Grove, Cortoran,
Greenwood HasSan, Dayton, Champlin. %
No. is. Hennepin County Townships of
Bloomington. Richfeld Eden rairie,
Minnetonka Excelsior, M,nnetrista. =. SIS
NO. II. Carver County ................ GO
No. is Wright County ....... SO
No 10. Mcleod County. ....... II
No 20: Noel or, Monongaia and Kan
dyOni Counties. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
No Il. Stearus county: ............. 60
No: %. Todd, Crow Wing, Cass and Nor
rison counties. Observation-Disclosures. 12
No % Benton and sherburne counties II
NO. "a Anoka, l>anti, and Mile Lac
No %. Chsago, Pine and Kennebec
No. 26 Carlton, st. Louis, Lake and
buchanan counties. Observation-Disclosures. 2
The above is the whole number to be
drafted, and includes the fifty per cert. to
cover exenl tons.
A GALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
New ROuntics and New Regulations.
The following circular has been ad-
dressed to the Governors of the Western
States:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Sept. 10, 1863. J
His ErceLency tie Governor OF f.:
SIR: You are authorized to laise as many
regiments OF volunteerS-infantry and cavalry
AS you think you can complete in organic l.
ton in reasonable time. The proportion of
cavalry should not be large.
The recruitment will be conducted under the
provisions of General Order No. 20, series Of
1862. from the War Department.
The organization of the respective regiments
and companies must conform to the require.
ments OF General Orders No. no. current Sc
ries from the Adjutunt Generals office.
All musters into service will be made, and
supplies furnished, in accordance with the es
tablished orders and regulations of the depart
ment.
To volunteers enlisted under this authority,
bOunties, etc, will be paid as follows:
Ito veteran volunteer, rs defined in
General Orders No. 191, of June % 1868, for
recruiting veteran volunteers, one months pay
in advance, and bounty and premium
amounting to $402 will be paid as follows:
l. Before leaving the State, the veteran vol
unteer will be paid one months pay in advance,
913; first installment of bounty. $50; IRE.
MUM, So; total pay before leaving general
rendezvous, $40.
At ha first lor nav dav or w he
after muster in, an additional instalment Of
bounty will be pad, 800, making pay and
bounty then received, $40.
). At the first regular pay day, after six
months service he shall be paid an additional
insta!iment Of bounty, $50.
4. At the first regular pay day, at the end of
first years service. an additional installment of
bounty will be paid, $50.
8. At the first regular pay day, after eighteen
months service, an additional installment of
bounty will be paid 800.
6. At the first regular pay day, after two
years, service an additional installment of
bounty will be paid So.
Z. At the first regular pay day. after two
years AMI half service, an additional INSTALL
ment of bounty will be paid $40.
8. At the expiration OF three years service
the remainder of the bounty will be paid, $50.
II. To all other men accepted and enlisted, as
herein required, one months pay in advance;
i!IN, III GiulllOl. pIclNuIlI,
amounting to 1862 shall be paid, as follows:
1. Before leaving the State, the men accept
ed under this authority will be paid one
months pay in advance, 8 3; first instalment
of bounty, $50 premium ST. total pay before
leaving the State $50.
2 At thesfirst regular pay-1ay, or two
months aftF muster in, an additional install.
ment of bounty will be paid, $40.
3. At the first regular pay day after six
months service, he shall be paid an additional
installment OF bounty, $40.
4. At The first regular payday at the end OF
the first years service. an additional nstallment
of bounty will be paid, $40.
S. At the first regular payday after eighteen
months service, an additional insiallmene OF
bounty will be pail, $40
6. At the first regular payday after two
years service an additional installment OF
bounty win be psi,l--S43.
T. at the first regular pay day after two and |
a half years service an additional instaiimenG |
Of bounty viii be paia-@i0.
g. As the expiration Of three years SER
vice, the remainder " the bounty VIII De |
paid.
If the government shall not require these
troops tor tIa sui period Of three years, and
they shall be mustered honorably out OF the
e,.tio f.fily, f,a e,XuiTatOn Oh their teriii OF |