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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Executive Department, Council Chamber, Boston, May 15, 1861 Upon the recommendation of the medical commission, His Excellency Governor Andrew orders the publication of the following directions for the sanitary conduct of troops in the field ...
    Published 1861

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head quarters, Boston, Nov. 5th, 1861 General order, no. 28. The soldiers, who illustrate the fame of Massachusetts and defend her cause, with that of our Union and our national flag, in military service remote from the homes where they have been wont to celebrate with their families, the venerable and joyful New England festival of Thanksgiving to God ... ought to be remembered and associated so far as may be, in the celebration now at hand. ...
    Published 1861

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Executive Department. Boston, July 2d, 1862 The requisition for new regiments may afford an opportunity to confer commissions upon a number of meritorious non-commissioned officers and privates. ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head-quarters, Boston, Aug. 21, 1862 General order, no. 38. Whereas, the provisions of the statutes of this commonwealth are defective for the purpose of carrying into effect the draft of militia under the order of the president of the United States, bearing date August 4, 1862, it is therefore ordered ...
    Published 1862

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    Schedule A. To accompany the order for a draft, to be executed on December 8, 1862
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head-quarters, Boston, December 4, 1862. General order, no. 60 In view of the very great importance of enlisting the remaining contingent of Massachusetts in the three years' service, and of assisting, as far as possible, the rapid recruitment of the new cavalry regiment and the new artillery companies for three years' service now being raised in this state, the governor and commander-in-chief proposes to suspend, for a sufficient time to accomplish the object, the draft now impending for the 8th inst., in all such cities and towns as will at once annul all their bounties offered for the nine months' service ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head-quarters, Boston, November 5, 1862 General order, no. 57. Some question having been raised as to the order and rank of the officers in the militia or nine months' service, it is hereby ordered and declared that all officers will take rank in their respective grades in the order of the date of their commissions, respectively, and not in the order of the date of their being mustered into the service of the United States. ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Executive Department, Boston, Aug. 23, 1862 In order to promote the recruitment of the Massachusetts quota, both of volunteers and of militia, I respectfully recommend that throughout the commonwealth, and especially in the cities and larger towns, business generally be suspended during the afternoons of the coming week, and that the time and influence of every citizen be given to encouraging enlistments, by the example of his own enrolment ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Executive Department. Boston, July 2, 1862 To the people of Massachusetts: The president of the United States has signified his desire and readiness to receive a large accession to the volunteer military force now engaged in maintaining the cause of our common counrty. ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head-quarters, Boston, Sept. 1st, 1862. General order, no. 43 It is ordered, that the persons hereinafter named be, and they hereby are, appointed, in pursuance of general order no. 99, of the War Department of the United States, dated August 9th, 1862, to be commissioners, within their respective counties of this commonwealth, to superintend the drafting of the militia, as therein ordered, and to hear and to determine the excuses of persons claiming to be exempt from military duty ...
    Published 1862

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    Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Head-quarters, Boston, July 14, 1864. General order, no. 27 By an act of Congress passed the 4th day of July, 1864, it is enacted that it shall be lawful for the executive of any of the states to send recruiting agents into any of the states declared to be in rebellion, except Arkansas, Tennessee, and Louisiana, to recruit volunteers, who shall be credited to the state which may procure the enlistment, and to the respective sub-divisions thereof. ...
    Published 1864

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    Correspondence between Gov. Andrew and Maj.-Gen. Butler
    Published 1862

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    Maryland and Massachusetts proceedings in the Legislature of Massachusetts upon the act of the state of Maryland appropriating seven thousand dollars for the families of those belonging to the Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers, who were killed or disabled by wounds received in the riot at Baltimore, April 19th, 1861
    Published 1862

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    Correspondence between His Excellency and President Abraham Lincoln, the Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War
    by Walbridge, Hiram, 1821-1870
    Published 1865

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