The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-24
RECRUITING.

From the Daily of Thursday. AZ, G't'sE|a q
oRUrrINe.-About 125 men were en-
listed and mustered in at Capt. Keiths Office
yesterday, and a hundred more left on hand
that there was not time to examine and re-
ceive.
Co. G, Heavy Artillery was Yesterday filled.
The officers are as follows: Sc
Captain-Andrew Clark, of Wabashaw.
Senior First Lieutenant-O D. Ford, of Wa
bashaw. iE ~;
Junior First Laeutendnt-James HankinsOn.
Senior Second Lieutenant-L. Gilbert, of Wa
bashaw county.
Junior Secomd Charles Needham,
of Wabashaw county.
Yesterday, the 18th, was the day set for the
draft, but it was postponed indefinitely, as the
quotas are not yet known, and reasonable
time after fixing and announcing the same will
be allowed, so as to give chance to the SUBJ
districts to fill them. Itmay probably be four
or five weeks before the draft finally takes
place.
From the Daily of Friday.
RECRu1rINe.-Yesterday ninety men
were mustered In, as follows:
For Hancocks Corps. ,................... /
Heavy Artillery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Second Regiment. .....................2
80
Brackets and Hatch's Battalion are now
full, and no more recruits can be received by
either of these organizations.
The recruits mustered in yesterday were q
fine looking set OF boys, above the average
standard
The commissions were yesterday issued to
the officers of company G, the names of whom
we published in yesterdays paper.
From the Daily of Saturday.
Yesterday SO men were mustered in, as fol-
Fer First Battalion. ...................... 2
oAtcns GO ...................... 81
Brackets do ...................... Is
9TH Regiment. 6
substitutes. ..................... IL
Co. h, Heavy Artillery, was filed yesterday,
and the following officers commissioned:
Cdptain-James Atkinson, Meeker county.
Senior LIST Lieutenant A. Foote, Fill
more county.
Junior LIST L;eutenast-James L. Christie,
Faribault county.
Senior I'd L;eutena.t-Jam X. Wilson, RAM
sey county.
Junior ID Lieutenant John E. Hussey, Hen.
MAJOR I'd Bo,tdior-Capt. David c. Misener.
Sd Regiment
From the Daily of Sunday.
REoRu1TlNa.-A greater number of men
were mustered in yesterday than any day, per-
hars since the Provost Marshals Office was es-
tablished. The following is the record:
Into the Heavy Artillery. .................9 6
Second C,valry. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
1Ss
Company 1, Heavy Artillery is full, and the
officers appointed. Their grade Is not yet set
tied but we give their rank:
.Captain-T Thomas Carney, Goodhue Go.
L;eutenHts-E. B. Higgins, Dakota.
James Westcott do
J.. II. Carney, Goodhue.
Nine companies of the Heavy Artillery are
now full. With the organization of one
more company which will doubtless be filed
in day or two, the regiment will be filed, and
the Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel can be an
pointed.
The companies now full viii be sent t.
Nashville as soon as transportation can be pro
cured.
From the Daily Of Tuesday.
RxoRurrNe.-The rush of recruits ha
somewhat abated. The musters yesterda
were as follows: f
Heay Artillery. .......-........-....
hancock Corps. ........ .'..''.''.......
.SuoStAscteS $1,000 80 $1,000
Draiseo 1en. .......... ........'.'....
The Officer of Company were commi
stoned yesterday. as follows:
Capt@n-Thomas Carney. sos,
Senior LIST Lieuaenaat-E. B. higgins.
Junior LIST Leutenml-James Westcott
|. Senior % Leutenunt-lames II. Carney.
Junior ID L'swe"ons-H. C. Collins.
From the Daily Of Wednesday. 81
Observation-Disclosures came in some