, 1863-07-01

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GOVERNOR uun1E CALLS OUT SIXTY THOUSAND
-. MEN.
Governor Curtin has Issued. the following
proclamation, calling out sixty thousand men
for The defense Of the State:
4 PROCLAMATION.
PxSssrLvAs1Ass--The enemy Is advancing in
eiaS Within twenty miles Of Ind os6et
columns are moving BY Fulton and Adams conn
ties, and it can no longer ba doubted that form
The calls already made for volunteer militia IN tho
reqa1es: requires II ithefefo!e now Issue t5is mypToela@s.
PROM fi ply foFwa1d 10 defend The state They vii
be mustered into the service Of the State for the
period Of ninety days, but win be required to serre
only 20 much Of the period OF muster the safety
Of .ourpcople and honor Of our State may require.
They will rendezvous at points to DO dcsIgnated
IN TIE general o5deF t0 be issusd this aay by tho
viii also set forth the details Of tho arrangements
for organization. clothing, subsistence. equip
i iWia li not iaRsa1t you BY inaammato.y appeals.
people who want tho heart to defend thclf soIl,
their families and their asesldes, are not worthy
e7il disposed peEsons, such there DO Ia your
'midet. Show yourselves what you are-a ftec,
loyal, spirited, brave, vigorous rnce, Do not un-
to the citizens ol other States. In ieiSnd,ng tho
aoil Of Pennsylvania We are contributing to tho
support Of our national Government, and v1adieat-
i4E our fidelity To- the national cause. pannsylgu-
nia Las always heretofore responded promptly to D..
ali the calls made BY the Federal Government, and
R s t. nos ST. e sqRss .oass s os e
dtsclation at tho Life Of the Republic, md onr
people are plnndesed and driven from thelr homes
solely because Of their loyalty md fidelity to our
sSRs q nj IT, 0yS + s ~
foaa
stand or fall together In defence Of our State and
in support OF cur Government. Let us 50 dis
n1s Of
our noble Commonwealth. Maintain now your
honor and fIeedomi -.
state At Harrisburg this twenty day Of June,
In the year Of onr Lord ono Thousand eight hun
drcd and sixty-th1ee, md Of the Comm6nwealth
the eighty seventh. = a. g. CuRTN.
| By the Governor: ELI s11FEn,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Apnoc1 AVIATION Br GOVERNOR PARKER.
Gov. Parkerof New Jersey, has issued the
following proclamation:
Whereas, By tho system Of computation adopted
State of New Jersey hss rot ailed her, quota Of
troops for tho service ofthe United States athongh
she Las responded to all the calls made upon hef
oi and 1op9 = as have appe for authority to
raise volunteers to acEvc for three years, unless
sooner d: charged and anthollty has been given BY
now in tie fle!d, and also to rase new regiments,
with the restriction TINT no more than i've rcgl.
menta OF infantry and two regiments Of cavalry
should be under recruitment In the state at ono
Therefore call upon tho citizens Of this State to
ovcy c1ertlon to recruit, az speedily ~ poss-
Of nced, ind also to iii tue deeimated ranks Of
| those regiments that hnye sustained tho honor Of
the State on many battle nelds; -, - a.. ~.
different Townships aud wards OF tho State, in pro-
portion to the number o. men liable 70 military
Every man muztcrcd Into an old OF new regf-
ment will DO duly credited to the Statc
regiment of cavalry VIII be put in charge Of com
petent officers to be designated in general orders.
Given under my hand aud privy seal at Trenton,
this twenty. 1fth day ofJuae, i. D. eighteen hun
PROCLAMATION BY GEN. EwEI1.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND CoErs,
AnMT or NORTHERN VIRGINIA :
CHAAnHRsnuna, Wednesday June 10. j
GENERAL ORDKRs:. /. The sale Of intox-
icating liquors to this command without
written permission from q Major-Genera1 is
strictly prohibited.
sion are required to report the fact to the
Provost Marshal, OF the nearest general officer
stating the amount and kind, that guard may
bo plsced over 1t and the men prevented from
is. Any violation of Part T., of these or
dcrs, or failure to comply With Part H., Will
be punished by the immediate confscation Of
al liquors in the possession Of the offending
parties, besides rendering their property liable
~. Citizens of the country through which
the army may pass, who are not In the military
/ n1TrnriehpA IN Ah4fo3u frat1 a