, 1863-06-16
necessary call without hesilancy? have as

rescue, then, at once, and thus save all that Is
dear to man, As We have but poor, If any
regularly organized companies Of volunteer
militia, cannot but invite and implorc you
to this duty.
The few companies which have been re-
Gently organized, are requested to repair at
once, with their entire force, to the camps
hereinafter indicated all others will 60 for
ward in squads, and be Organized In compa-
MES after their arrival In camp, for which pur-
pose, efficient officers will be Designated.
Railroad transportation has been duly pro-
yided, md every provision necessary for the
comfort Of the men after theirarriyal in camp
A reasonable allowance will be made to every
volunteer for Ills subsistence when en- route to
camp. The pay and allowance for clothing
will be the same us that Of. the volunteer ser
vice.
Should more respond than the Government
requires, the surplus will be returned to their
homes free Of all expenses to themselves, with
the regular pay for the period necessarily ab-
scnt.
The Governor then designates the Camps
Of rendezvous as follows: Camp Donn1son,
Adup NlEa E4Auut AAMp 14klaUA!E-
The military Commi ssioners of the several
Counties arc especially requested to exert
themselves in securing prompt response to
this call. The troops will all be organized
into regiments and well armed be1ssc being
ordered into service.
And now fellow.citizcns Of this State, in
the name and behalf Of tho best Gorernmcnt
on Garth, let ME implore you to lay aside all
other duties and obligations, and come for
ward promptly and cheerfully for the prcses-
vation of all that is dear to us. You will thus
secure the gratitude Of your children's
children, and the smiles and blessings Of
heaven. DAVID TOP, Governor.
A meeting is called for tomorrow evening
in this city to respond to the call Of Gov.
Tod.
Adyices have been received here today that
d squad Of $50 mounted rebels entered the
town Of Maysyille yesterday, and after taking
possession OF the place and robbipg the in
habitants Of everything valuable, they evac-
uated the place last evening, promising to
return shortly.
NEW YORK'S SPECIAL QUOTA
l.
to-day telegram from Washington calling for
2o,o00 militia Immediately. The Governor
has summoned the several Major Generals Of
the Statcmilitiat to Albany yforconsu1tation,a and
taken steps for the rapid organization Of the
militia. Gen. Stanford telegraphs that he can
bring out $1,000 men without delay, and the
General commanding the Sth division prom
its 10000.
A draft will be made under the State law to
ill to the maximum number all 1nilitia regi-
ments in the State and from these the 20, ,00O
will bu supplied. They arc called to serve
liz months, and will be credited to the State
as three years men, under the impending ma
lional draft. They are to serve without the
Sta1e On National duty.
TIE NEW YORK SEVENTH TURN OUT.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-TLe New York
7th have offered their services In rescntiny
the invasion Of Pennsylvania, and are expect
I'd to leave for Harrisburg tomorrow.
THE NOBLE BAY STATE.
new YoRK, June Ex-Governor Andrew,
who is here, has rendered to the Government
| 1e services Of all the available Massachu.
sets militia
| THE INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
| CuAABERsBuRG, June 15.-Lieut. Palmer,
| just returned from Greencastle, had to fight
his way ont two miles this side Of that place.
He reports that the enemy are advancing in
three columns, one towards Naynsboro aud
! Grttcysburg, one direct to ChaInbersburg
and one towards MerccrsbuEg and Cove
| Mountain. 1t is not known whether they
will proceed in short columns or concentrate
GOVERNOR CURT1s's PROCLAMATION.
| HARRISBURG, Pa, June 15.-The Governor
has Issued proclamation, saying: Ct Tht
State is again threatened with invasion, ant
Tue President has issued his proclamation To-
| $1,000 men from Pennsylvania. now appea
I to all ci1izcns Of Pennsylvania, willing to dc
| fend their homes, to rus11 in their might II
this hour Of peril. The issue is one Of pre-
po.e Of the enemy to invade our border Will
| nll the strength lie can command, Is apparent
i therefore call upon all capable Of bearing
arms to enrun themselves, and to give MD t.
the efforts to be put forth for the salvation o
our common country"
DISPATCHES received yesterday from tn
opera1ors at Chalnbersburg and Haggelstow1
give Information that rebel cavalry arr1Fed
Ferryyille and Martinsburg, Maryland, abou
noon, and at the latter place there had bee'
hard fighting. Milroy was contestfng thei
advance Communication Is destroyed be
tween Winchester aud Martinsburg. Reynold
| i,as been driycn by q luree force ofrebeis fron
Perryyille 10 Bunker Hill, The enemy is ais
| At WINCHESTER,
All 0f Lees nrrny is moving.
| Npws from Muddy Branch and Nolan
going on there. ING CapitM and Prlneapo
cllles ano lo"ns u 1enn7o 1'ania "ie LII "oso
lutte Danger. .w...
Gen. sSotL ms gone oh 10 masn1n;1an ;aat;ong .n u,g
plans as Will 6u1I tae s1eWs VI ~ psoPG;,
Inc lhoicauons ale LIZ e,9ts .iti;t. +r.tt;n W. =.
vance tne monsy - 5xor.nant Ky eno nS @Aus14A
10 tne oo'e'nueu. 4o' .ep1s.nsu.1 1a ~.
FRE, FREDEhichsbGEn, 1ung EtH9 ~ e9enl ~
hsye nov held the3r Ros1tion tns sac OF tn
river one week; Nothlng mas pcen oone i
the way Of hghtlpg, We except one OF 7"
artillery dnels anu oai!g Plcket aunR ~ ~
pepper. Ou1 lo5ses ~ Suipsppcr " n ugau1 :
we're heaEy, anu amone .heI1 Ms1e souc 80 :
our best 9 oincefs. our casaaia1es rne were mt
Among INC kfued was 1en. "rleat.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The Etrning B,s
7.ttn publishes the following, received at til
Pennsylvania Central Railroad office:
"A dispatch received from Bottoms Station
r | on The Northern Central Railroad, states til.
, Gen. TYLER rctreatcd from Martinsburg 10!
, evening that our force ut Winchester v!
, probably captured, as tue rebels we're 10,0
re 1I1G ene1nT advancing In forcc.h
A p,iYate dispatch s1ates TINT the rebels a.
ro,-od ,,onr Cha,nha rahurr Pa fhj5 NOR