Ninth Michigan Infantry

HïADQUAKTI liS'Jia hEG'TÜlCH IxKANTRT,? Dxtsoit, Mioii., Dec. 4th, lfl)2. J i BATTAUOX ORDERS, NO. 94. It appearing by nformation recently received from tlio War Dupartment that all oöv:ers and men of tho Ninth Michigan Volunteerd.captnrod at MurJreesboro, Tunm-ssee, arefully exchanged, and iho öeneraJ-ia-Qliiej having ordereii them to rejoin the regiDDent without delav, nnmodiately upop roceipt of thia order all officers ! wilï provecí to collect and reudeavous ttio men oí iheir respective compañías at the central point contiguou3 to. a lino of raiKvny, reporting by letter to Lieut Col. Smitb, Mustering aad Disbursmg officer at Detroit, the Durnber of man sc cullected, and ' quest transporti'.tion. AU oíEcerd are required to procure recruitd for tbe regimunt, promising to each recruit an advaooe bounty of twenty-five dollars, a prenúam of four dolarp, to bo paid pnor ti thair leaviog the State. All ofljoers procuring recruitft undor this order must report in person with them to Lieut. Col. Srniih at Detroit, the autboriaed Ifuttoriog and Disbursing Officer for this State, who wilï murter them into United States aorvico and pay them the bounty and premium in advauce. ïiv order of