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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 2, Chapter 4: Bristol County. (search)
l remain unpaid, then payment to be made to the soldier in person [or his legal representatives]; these payments to be in addition to compensation that may be realized from the United-States Government. These were adopted, and ten thousand dollars were appropriated in accordance therewith. April 29th, The mayor was requested to apply to the State authorities to furnish two hundred muskets for two companies organized in the city. Uniforms for the militia were paid for by the city. Bailey H. Borden sent his check to the mayor for one hundred dollars for the benefit of volunteers. June 5th, Twelve dollars were voted to each volunteer of a new company not wanted at this time. September 10th, A bounty of fifteen dollars was authorized to be paid each volunteer who shall join the new company. 1862. May 28th, Voted, that as a mark of respect to the memory of the first Fall-River soldier who has fallen in the present struggle for the maintenance of our liberties, that we attend the