Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22

Ist. The Department Of the AIonongahela will.em-
brace that portion CT the State of Pennsylvania
Of mountains, and. the Counties of Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio in the Stale of Virginia, aud the
Counties of Colnmbiana, Jefferson and Belmont, in
Brigadier General William T. II. Brooks is assigned
to the command Of this Department., Headquarters
at Pittsburgh.
end A Department Army Corps of Volun GERS,
Infantry, Artillery, and Cavalry, to DO designated
the Army Corps of the Mo9ongahela, will be en-
rolled aud organized in accordance with regulations
of U. s. servicefor the protection and defense of
public property within that Department, and will.
be mustered into the service of the United States 70
serve during the pleasure of the President or the
continuance the war.
The Company and Field Officers Of the Depart
mental orps will be Professionally commissioned by
the President. d,g.FL sfgFt4zf
They viii be armed, uniformed and equipped, and
while in active service, subsisted aud supplied, as
other troops of the United States
Cavalry Volunteers may furnish their own horses,
to be turned over to the United States al the APP
praised value, or allowance will be made for the
time Of actual service at the rate au loriZedby law.
The Government will mount picked Cavalry to the
extent that horses can be furnished.
The Department Corps will not be entitled to
bounty and cannot be paid until Congress makes an
appropriation for that purpose. tET
3rd. Volunteers in the Departmental Corps, may,
at their own request, be transferred and mustered
into the service for three years during the war,
and upon such transfer and muster they will he AL
lowed the pay and bounty authorized by the Act Of
Congress to Volunteers for three years or during
the war.
main subject to enrolment and draft for general
service
The enlistment. recruiting, and organizing of
Volunteers for three years or during the war, Is to
be stimulated and outraged, the officers to he APP
pointed and commissioned by the Governors of the
respective Statess lEaE .
The enIistments herein specified and transfers
ff' IN the Departmental service to the three years
service must be reported to the Provost Marshal
General IN order that the respective States and Con-
greSsional Districts may receive appropriate credit
under the Enrolment Act of Congress. s.=g..-sT.
4tii. All tile troops with this Department will
be under the command of the General commanding
the Department, with the usual Department Staff.
6th. The operations against the enemy are not to
lie limited by the geographical lines of the Depart
ment, but may extend to adjacent territory as ia
the judgment of the Commanding General NAV be
eNpedttnt to resist or pursue the enemy.
volunteer Companies and Regiments organized
in places not within the Department OF the MonOn-
the Army Corps of the Monongahela aud mustered
into service upon special application aud order Of
the war Department.
[signedI E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Headquarters DEPT. OF TnE NIoEoNGAHELA,
PITTSBURGH, June 18th, 1863
Department % 'o
The StaT of the Department will be annonnco1 Il,
subsequent orders. -
All Communications for these Headquarters will
DC directed to Assistant Adiuant General !" Depar
,,o W.T.. H. BRooKs,
JUNO ot Major General.
HEADQUARTERS DEP4RrxExr OF THE S1oSoxoAnrLA,
General Order, No. 81 - % : DD0 ~ 'O' .
The Presidents proclamation calling for six
in"nths troops does not supercede the orders estab
lishtng Departmental Corps, the nature OF which
service appears to be misunderstood 1t is not de-.
signed to keep this organization in active service for
my uennte period but simply to establish and keen
an organization for the protection and defence n
sn the department that will be familiar to every one
anu etnctent when required. After the particular
emergency is over, the troops will be sent to their
non MONIES, where they can resume their usual occupa
uon, undisturbed. They will be called ont only On
OF threatened danger periodically for in
una For thslas purpose it is
supposed that on an average not more than one tiav
III me week viii be ssary. Provision has been
MADE oy come Of the patriotic citizens of tlis ctv
70 ADVANCE the Government the necessary money to
b" "y tnese troops regularly SO that they viii not
n"Ye 70 wait the action of Congress- Under no cir
otar @ can these troopsb be transferred to any
BY command of Mai. Gen. w. T. II. BRooKs
H., Brent sEEARINaEN, Capt. and A. A. Gen.
ny order OF Brig. Gen. JAMES S. WHEAT
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