Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17
Ie Weekly intelilgcncer
TO tie PEOPLE 81 Of West Virgginia, ggjnia,.

I6VoU are that the President has called to,
\ more troops TO serve for three years, or during
me war. The time OF many OF tbs sol Hers in tho
neii VIII soon expire, and 1t becomes necessary to
re,eniist them, or supply theirpiaeas with new re
cruls This state is expected to furnish he. pro
portion. should have addressed you sooner on TINS
subject, but the manner OF the enlistment OF the
several classes has beon but recently ascertained
and, the enrolment having been but lately com,
n.enced, and not yet complsted, the qnola of tha
DRAFT Is approaching, have thought it best to wait
no ionger, bot 10 call upon you, and announce the
terms OF tLs snlissnsus oftbe tiilerent classes, aud
their bounty; and the persous by whom the elist-
'nents may be made and tlltir pay. - a5 y. n ~
oi Inc following are tho classes sf persons who may
Is. Soldiers now In the ifeld who have lees than
one year to serve. s @ 4 ~ ~ e. ~ ~
2nd. Men who have served nine months or over o,sr
| aud have been honorably discharged
%. All other able bodieh men Of proper age.
enssS " hS, tine yass sad Classes viii b
lar pay, and will receive S62 OF tho bonnty aud one
months pay--makipg s75beore he is req1ir ed to do
being any hs % we
bounty in addition to his regular pay, and $50 in
III Il S sea5
sHau 4e mustered out 81 service beiorerthe term Gf
his enlistment expires he will, nevertheless get Tie
whole of the bounty. ~ & A.,.s = l,.-s5IS :
recruit OF the Third class will be entitled to a
bounty OF SSO1 In addition to his regular pay and
VIII receive SI5, being bounty and one months pay
6ef,ro being required to do duty; and tho residue
the bonnty will be paid him in instalments Of $lO at
the same intervals of time the other CLASSES ar.
paid and viii get the whole bounty although hs
may pe mustered out VI before the expiration
The RIgsr above named class may be enlisted by
officers OF the regiment, prescribed la General
( Tho skcoSD and THIRD classes may be enlisted by
any person, and thS person recruiting viii receive
os recruit OF me 2ad eiass premium Of s26, and
The person who recruits under this call Is REQ ured
to take the recruit OF tie 2nd classes before tho
enroIinS board OF his Congressional district where
the recrpitwii be examined, and, il accepted by
tho Board, they will give certificate that effect;
then he must be delivered to the commanding ofi-
Ger OF the general rendezvous ut wheeling aud a
certificate taken from such officer that he has re-
ceiytd the recruit and upon presentation of these
two to the dlsbnrsing officer at Wheeling
the premium Will be paid. Tie subsist ence or the
recruits for reasonable time aud their transporta-
ton the place where the enrolling Board sits and
thence to the general rendezvous Mt Wheeling will
also Dc paid by the disbursnS oticer gu the produc
tion OF proper vouchers. ''S '. ~ q .
Notwithstanding any person may recruit men for
the service yet am authorized, nnl Intend, APP
point recruiting agents u the several Counties who
aad viii
arrested and delivered to the Provost Marshal of tho
District In which the dsserter is arrested
tbs proper that1 should say further that the mon 81
raised as above indica ed are TO be Into tho
old regiments OF this statethe recruit tho FAsr
class being required o re enlist In the company or III
regiment to which he now Lclongs bu, a recruit OF
the End or Bird classes is permitted make hs cleo
tion.-there being no new organizations authorized.
When thS quota OF the State Is asceraiped 1t will
be duly announced. D Lsg 4rgr {.r.E. - ,.,,
Iu addition to what have stated I call your at
tention to the notices OF the Provost Of the
several Congressional dstrcts and the Circular Of
Col Darr, Superintendent of Recruiting service in
the State. 1uvJ4 fgEl41 f.IE IN .gT. ~. .
People Of West virsiniil Our armies are victori-
GUS at All poiuts-a number Of States, and parts Of
States hays been recovered from the donnun OF lha
enemy and the rebellion RAPIDLY on tha waue vet
a great work remains to be done. You have re-
sponded most nobiy whenever called on heretofore,
and take great pride IN saying that have fear
OF youi failure on this occas0s. .,lt, ..lt.E ,l
a + FOREMAN, Governor.
Wheeling, Dec 10, 1868. 7Gl 'TindselI FL,