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}General Orders, Ho- 49.Aojct. Gkn’b Opficb, Ind. Vol. Militia,IndiaDupolia, July 7, 1862.In pursuance of the recent call for volunteers t be raised in tbis Slate for the United States service, the following General Orders have be-n adopted:The Twelfth and Sixteenth Regiments will complete their organization from the Stale at large, as heretolore ordered.Companies organizing for either of the other Regiments under General Orders No. 45, will be assigned to the Regiments now authorized in the several Congressional Districts.A regiment will be ra sed and organized ineach Congressional District of the State, to benumbered and rendezvoused as follows:Con. Vis. ttry t. Wht* Located.1st ..........................C5 h..................F.MMIr-Vi It*.2d............................tii li............ ...New Albany.lid....,....................... i)7 I h..................MullriOjI,4ili ..........................« 8tl...................urg........................•■Hth..................Itilt;linn-nd.........................70 li..................Indlaiiupolia.........................71*t..................Terre ll.tute.........................72«l..................LafayetteMb.tit It.7n».8i h »ih 10 t. llilt.7:1,1..................mHi Be'd..74 ti.................Fort Wavne.75rh Wabash Town.INFANT* Y.Each Regiment will be com posed of ten corrt-panie-*, and each company will be organized as follows:1 Captain;1 1-t Lieutenant;1 2d Lieutenant;1 1ft Sergeant;4 Sergeants;8 Go* Jmm ais;2 Musicians;1 Wagoner;And 04 ilt; 82 Privates.The maximum prefer rid in aU caxea, if attainable-Each Company will select a Captain, First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant, subject to the approval of the Governor, by whom 1 hey will be commissioned, unless good reasons exist (or reiusitig. The non-c»mmissioued olli-cers, until the company shall be embodied in a Regiment, will be appointed by the Captain; afterwards by the Colonel on the recommendation of tile Captain.When one hull a Company has been mustered into service, the First Lieutenant thereof can also be muster, d in, and when the organ-i/utiou ot the Company i» completed the Captain and Secoud Lieutenant cun ho be mustered.EitC.h Regiment will be organized aa follows:10 Com panics;1 Colonel;1 Lieutenant Colonel;1 Major;1 Adjutant, (a Lieutenant;)1 Klt; gwuental Q. M., (.a Lieutenant;)1 Surgeon;2 Assistant Surgeons;1 Sergeant Major;1 Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant;1 Regimental Commie-ory Sergeant;1 lio.-p.tiii Steward;2 Principal Musicians;The Field ..fiicers of the Regiment will be appointed by the Governor ol the SuiteThe Adjutant and Regimental Quartermaster will be appoint d by the Governor, ami will have the rank of First Lieutenant. They may be assigned to companies at the pleasure of the Colonel.The non commissioned statf will be selected by the C'donel from the non-com missioned ollicers und privates ol the Regiment, and the vacancies i-o created will be filled by ap pointmeuL, as pretd bed above.AKT1LLEKY.S x Bit erics of Light Artillery will be accepted and organized at Indianapolis. Each B.tu-ry will consist of six guns, and be manned as lollowe:1 Captain;2 First Lieutenants;2 Second Lieutenants;1 First S, rgeunl;1 t ompany Q. M. Sergeant;6 Sergeants;12 Coi plt;r«i Is;2 Musioiuua;6 Aitdicers;1 Wagoner;122 Privates;Any volunteer who may be received into the service of the United 8tntes under this plan, and who may be wounded or otherwise disabled in the service, shall be entitled to the benefits which have been or may be conferred on persons disabled in the regular ser vice, and the legal heirs of such aa die ir iiibv be killed in service, in addition toaJl arrears of pay and a Mown ncea, shall receive the sum of one hundred dollars.A premium of two dollars shall be paid for each accepted recruit. Every volunteer who enlists for three years or during the war shall receive his first month's pay in advance upon the mustering of his company into the service of the United States, and shall, in addition thereto, receive in advance twenty five dollars of the one hundred dollars bnuDty above specified, which sh^ll bo paid when the cnmpHiiy has been raised to the minimum number.By order of IIis Excellency 0. P. Mokton, Governor. Laz. Nobi.r,Adj't General Indiana.-A-1ST 1ST OUT 1ST CEMENTS.1 jti Aggregate.utlic«-rs appointed and selected in like manner as Infantry.Any company of forty-two men will be accepted mlu muoiered, with a First Lieutenant, and if they tail to till up within a reasonable time, they will be cuiivolidated with oilier parts ot companies. The right is reserved to combine incomplete companies, or paris of ctiin punies, alter a lair opportunity has been utloided them to fill up.In combining purls of companies the following uielribui on of the offices is suggest«-d, and pans of companies will be accepted with a view to making such comb nations:For 4U lt;-r 45 men, a Captaincy;For 20 or 25 men, a First Lieutcnantcy;For 20 or 25 men a Second Li«*u«entuitoy.Companies desiring loonier the service will report, wuhoiit delay, to the Adjutant Ueuer-al's office, filo h full company roll, and state when they w ill be ready lor duty. They will be accepted in the order they tender their services and file correct rolls.Every precaution should »c used to prevent the enlistment of persons unfit for ser vice Irom physical di-ab.lily, or minors under 18 years of oge. Any on© who shall nc uit I ova under 18 years of age will bo charged withllieir iranfpuriiiiion and subsistenceWhen companies have been accepted they wid be furnished wiih orders fLr transportation, to enable them to reach the rendezvous.'J ransporlalioii pusses will be furnished to persons engaged 111 the recruiting service ou application to the Gov*rnlt;r.A commandant will be appointed for each camp of rendezvous whose duty it will ho to canvass the district aud assist in raising tho companies, and to render such services as may be necessary in organizing the regiment; but he is not Lo be regarded as having auy special claims to promotion to any field office.The field officers will be selected and appointed when tho companies have been rais»d und the rcgimeuial organization complete.In order to niuke the company organizatii n effective und binding, a Secoud Lieutenant will be appointed for each company at the beginning of its organization, with full power to muster recruits into the service w hen and wherever enrolled.Clothing, arms, will be furnished tovolunteers as soon as they arrive at the camps of rendezvous aud have been mustered into service.PAY, ADVANCE PAY AND BOUNTY.The officers, non-commissioned officer sod privates, organized as above set forth, will, iu all respects, be placed on the footing, as to pay and allowances, of similar corps of the Regular Army. Their allowances for clothing shall be $3 50 per month.Every volunteer non-commissioned officer, private, musician and artificer, who enters the service of the United States under this plan, shall be paid at the rate of 60 cents in lieu of subsistence for every 20 miles of travsl from his place of enrollment to the place ol muster, the distance to be measured by the shortest usually traveled route, aud when honorably discharged, an allowance at the same rato from the place of hit discharge to ‘hta-paca of enrollment, and, in additionRfcfrtfUt, this tuth dr hbe hundred ddifa*.PROSECt'TlNO ATTORNEY.Jons C. Bupkin will lx* u candidate fur re-cdec* Ion to •ho I'ffloe of District Attorney fur tit* I'th Julicit) DUtrb t, Common Pluns lt;ourf, c -imposed uf be coufi’ie-of Mur.on, B one aud Hendricks, suljvct to the Uuiou Convention.Mr. K.dito); :—Please nnnonncp the name of W. \V. Lf.athlus. hlt; rr!ufoi«*a Dungli- Bennun t, ks h candi-itiit f»r the c-ftice of nting Ath»rn**y«f th AtliJmlui'tl lt;! rc ti', subb'Ct to tho decision of the Union Convention, imcumiitb nal.FOR RhrarsKTATlVE.Mr. Ki(IT«*r:—Pli w^o aiinnunce tho name of John S. Span;; h* a candidate ?«•“ lbpre.mn.arive to tin- Stale Legislutii'e, subject to the lt;h“ Nioii of tho ensuing I.* it ion i4onv -utinn Manv Umov Voter*.Gf.ougf. W . Parker, of W.irr. u township, will he a f r krpr-fs.mtativo, tjuhjid to the UnionNoimnut in;.. Uunvetu i«m.f'OK TmHNMUI* ASSESSOR.We art* uult; hlt;»ri/.t*d to announce tin* nunm of David Sm .a i,i.. ha a candidate f««r Assessor of ('niltT Tow nship, M»|hj. ct to he deuirsioii of the l’uion Nominating Convention.We ure authorized to announro the name *'f L. 31. Pini*pt an i fmniuliih* fur • f Center t* wnship,suhj. ct to the tlucip'i sti uf tho Union Nouiiuatiug Convention.FOR CoV N rY L'OM M1 f 11s i; n.Levi A. IIakilty » • andiiiate for County Com-misai oier for the Kirnt District, subject to thetlfcisioii uf ttie Ui.am ( oilveliti«*n.FOR COVNTY tukasckrr.3Ir. Kio^or: — Pleii'** announce that J. W llren an-A', of Warren Imvn.-djip, would accejK the noniiiu«tionfor lt;dinty Tu*«fi»iiTr if feudeicd hy tlie Cni'»n Convention to !•' t eld tn Imii.tnai olis on the l-lh iunt.Wo ar«' anlh^rized t»« niniuuun* the name of (Jkorue F. Mkv li us a c.iniJid »te for tin* • flit e of County Treasoni i , huNject to tho decision of the Union Noiu* mat mu Convent iuu.Mtsyi s Editor?-: Many lt;f the frieuds of Mr. ^acob B. I'ow I u 04 sire tlt;i hn*e his name |*hi ed in nomination i»s t candidate fur Trv.«Hiirer of Marion County, ai the coming Union Convent on.Uncon 1 if i n I *’iii«ni t\tndidate for C unty Treasurer, dew n on irui.urM, und «ul jcs \ lo the routing Union Convention. Wji. K. Keatjikkstun.We ure ant her v/.n] to announce I tie name of John L. BuoANua a candid .tt*« for I he oJlh o »d Tria-urer of Marioi: county, aul ject to the deuisiun oftheUuionNorn.Dating Convt ntioii.We arc authuriz d lo announce the name of Jacob Neiman as a candidate for County Treasurer, snhject to ihe d»ci-»ion uf the Union Nominating Convention*F«U liFCUKDEtt.WiiLtAM J Wallace, U,r a \eial yen-a a Deputy in the K-colder1* i.flic*', is a lt;amlid ate f«*r Keeoider, ijoct to tile dei‘i*iou of tin* Union * onventioU. dAv/A. W. Jk\K!'8s a citizen of Indimapolia for 20 years, is a candidate for Ctnnity Kecordor, i»uljecC to lho iiocinitm of ttio tnioii Conveniioii.William K, Stuangkis a candidate for tho nomination if Recorder ol Marion comity, subject (u the do-ciMu i of the Union Convention. dAwDavid M. Taylor is a candidate for theoffuo H©* cord rof Marion County, su'ject to tho decieioii oltlio Union Noiiiiu.iting Convenliou.J i'rn \l: IMpam* iiminum c tho name of James Liv^i.ey, of On fro towiMiij., as a caiididale for tho ofli« u of Uecord. r of Marion county, Mihject to the dec s on of the Uiicoiiditlonal Union Convention tho I2iIt inst. 4lAwWo are authorized to nnnouuco tho name of S. I. Picks *n, as a candi«hite for tho oflico o*‘ ('oiinty Kc-c.it-Jer uf M inon t «/unfy,at the Octub r election, sub-jet:: to the Uuiou Xofuiimt.iig; Convention. dAwWilliam 0. Smock, forsevetal year* a Dcjuity in the Recot dt r s and C\»uniy Clerk's tillict*, will be a candidate !• r Recotdor, subject to tlie decision of the Uni n C« i)veid ion. dA:vsWe are aiilhorized to announce the name of William N. Gladden, lt;d Wayne Township, si* a candidate Im ihe otlice of Recorder of Mari •?» C nnty. subject to the* decision of the Uncoudiuonal Uuiou Convention olthe Pith of July. «UwSEW ADVEH11SEMMS.Special Notice!TO ADVERTISERS --All adverdif-me in h taken for a ?prc 1i d time, and or-dtr« d out before the expiration of the 11 me *prctHetl w*H be c tiargcd tlie regn-Jarrate© tor I He in me uptothetimethey are ot der # tint.Wanted Right Off]SITUATION by* h berf m Uht rilt;»\is. welbedncat-A e t mm, *vln», in • rdur to ga*n mi hoij^t and)i«u»i»rulte li.ing for him-elf and f.imily, ia willing to tase hold ol u»y kind of empiuj ment. We.itiU ud-^TUASOMb j ty H dlt At ihm C* Hire.Wanted,A SITUATION as Sa esman in a retail storo of some k-nl, l«y a iidiii ol tempera to h ud iidiistii *.h u .ml*, who baa had four \ eai a experience in the irro-rery hii-im ra He»er«nc h «ivelt;* a« t«* »o ponsPdl ly. \ ’I tie nalary not h» mm li an object us a *oud [daite and immedi It* ompl ymont.AdnnsB v. It., through tho Post Office, tlurine thisWoe k.By Win. V.REALPeremptory Sale ofFIFTY CITY LOTSAT PUBLIC AUCTION,On th. m •! libvral trrni,On Monday, July 21st,At 2 o'clock p. m., on the premisca.THFSE l »ta nltu«telt;! 8x aqn»r*« north*e»» of tin* GuV‘-ruor'* Oircl**, south »»iid went of !■ rd’ Addl'lon. fronHnjt v»n North, Hmnrb‘H, Blake. Ellon, himI Centre arreet-, in o*it.|«t No. 150, anil in ft motion of the city lh«' M rnpiitly Improving. Tho ground* nre iii^h and dry and overfuokmg the city, »j»d ure v* ryDesirable Tor Private Residences,And the ternu upon which thay are to »o aold wraaucb that fti.y one cun buy win »»•! aave nti Ifln * day.Pl,\T8 of the pr.ml-es and full pMrticnl»ra ctn b« l»d at U'iley’B Ke-tl Estate AgOHCy, ou WhaabiQittoii street ^TEIt51H OF 8ALK —SI0 cnah «t tho time of sale, an I Sli » moiiib, with lutwr«*t. until paid.WM.Y WI LEY. JlyBdAwtd Heal frutate Attent.Cavalry Hordes!CTAA WANTED immediately, tor which the QtlU timlerslKiiid « III l»*y «he hlK»*Mt price. He will oi* found for th« i ext ten day* at tho atuMe of O. W. .1' hrifton, on We r Pearl atreet or atthoeiahle of H Delr.ell, on Maryland atreet, Indlanapolla July7 d:tt J H. DENNIS.J. R. GRIFFITH,Real Estate and Collecting Agent,No.N8^ Wear Waahlngtnn .tree*, onp-mHe the PalmarH -nee, (udianapnlla Ind.,BUE8 AND 8ELLN, on Comm aal«n, Houeea and LUTS, ravni an I Panning Lanria, nek at«»cka i*t « and.mar
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Indianapolis Daily Journal
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