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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15

AGJutant and Inspector General = Once,
Woodstock, Aug 3, 1868
GENERAL ORDER No. =
l. Two regiments of veteran volunteer infantry
are authorized 10 be raised in This state
,. All able-boded men. between the ages of Is
and ID, who have heretofore teen enlisted, and
have served fer not less than nine months, who
produce honorable discharge from the service,
of the usual form, aid can pas The examination
required by the mastering regulations of ;he
United States, may he enlisted under thls order
as veterans
3. Every volunteer mustered iR-o seTyice a.
a veteran. under this order. Nil he entitled 10
receive from the United States une month pah
il. advance, ard bounty and premium of four
hundred and tHO dollars, II bc paid a. follows
l. Upon being mustered int service, enc
months pay ia advance, Sl3!N
First in>laimeut of bounty. 6v11
Premium. zee
Total payment on muster. $3.50
?. At the f1st regular pay cav. or two
months afr inusteT-in, an add
tiouai in>talment Ut bounty will be
s. AT the h.>t regular pay dav after six
months service. he shall be paid
an additional ins,almei.t "f bOun-
l. At the first regular pay day after The
end of the first wears service al
additional in4sialm, NJ 81 bounty
vii! uc paid, 30 %
, At the first regular pay Gay AFR
eighteen mo.iths' service. an add
tional instalment OF bounty MI! Sc
paid. 30 09
3. - the first regular paw day after two
years service. al additional install
ment M bounty will be pad, % Co
=. At the first regular pay day after Two
and halfyc service. a. add
tinnal instrument of bCun., ~lli he
paid. 80 %
s A, the expiration of three wears ser
vice. the remainder Cf ;he i''gr'y
vii be paid ~ o.
And each enlisted man viii D. entitled the >;a,t
pay of seven dollars per month
Il the uovsTnmcl; hall not Ie,,lre he,
troop Tor the fail r,r..a Il thee :,.s I'D III g.,
shall b. mustered hoL,Ia;'.: cut . lie s,Iyl,,
be fore tire Ixpira': Of i.ls term Il enlistment
They viii receive. l,gr Gtin- .al>-e.td o,.t. IL,
whole amount "a 5ourt, .il2li-il., UEl-iC, -,
same a. ii the ri tern. lad btgn >,iv"d-
Each recruit. wi.o Ea> not heretofore SeryeJ
H. tie ayiay q: tie United State. cr ~ho la,
served tess ,han nine months. Nil, il ie enlist,
90 .crve in tie new Veteran Volunteer Irfantrn
Ct in the Battery OF Veteran E,lgntee. Ligh-
Ar,llt,ry. authorized by general DrGs- No =
dated Aug >. l>l3. receive bounty su3 premium
81 ,l.e AunCIed and two dollars, l. - ,laid a
follows
Upon being mustered into United States
service he vii be paid one months
l,ay III advance. SIS o
Fir, ir.>taln.entOf bOUnty, - {"
Premium, %
At the expiration uf three wears service,
or To any.soldier Who a. be honor
ably discharged after two yeaT>' ser
vice. OF 30 am soldier who NAV be
discharged from service within two
wears from the date Ui his enlistment,
hv reason of wounds received III bat
tie. The remainder Of The bounty viii
be paid. - o
The subscriber viii be Al room No J. Pa>sumI
SIC House, - Jvhn>b'ry. after Aug -, 1853. =
recruit = company from companies and X c
tie 18th regiment,
Capt. NERVES. G STEVENS,
OFF R,rrgif,ny offer
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STATE OF VERMONT,
A6jutant and Inspector Generals uTfiee, 7
Woodstock, Aug 5, 1868 }
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fac smile Of the signature OF the Proprietor CHARLES
BOWEN. il on every bottle. Sold by druggists every
where
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founn In This department ofihe journal.
vii! be found especially Interesting and in
strncliAe and being derived from some o
the ablest minds in Europe must be rea,
with the utmost ayidily by those who desir
10 comprehend that Diplomacy of the Gov
errmenls ofthe Old World.
In all other respects THE WEEkLl
NEWS will DE found TO meet the public De
mand. II is The especial ohjecl OF the Pro
prietor TO render il valuable and enter
tanning.