Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23
MsAOqvAs1EAs 2tlu DH@.DE Y. NJ.

0RDKR (EXIEtcrS)
lst. The Department Ol the MnNOuglhtlA will ETH
| lrNrr that portion II the State at rrnnsylvRnA
WeGI Of JOhnsiUWn. and the Laurel HUI rang"
Of mountains, and tho Counties Of llRueock
llrOOke and Ohio In the State II Virginia. AID tl"
Counties Of CoiimlianH, jefferson and Belmont. In
| the State Of Ohio.
Ilrgadier General WIlliHmT 7. II. Brooks |. assigned
to the command Of this Department, IlrNdquNrirr'
ut Pittsburgh.
end. A Department Army Corps Of Y"lun .rrs.
! Infantry. Artillery, anil Cavalry, to BE- designated
! thu Army Corps Of the M0u0ugNhelR, will be en-
rolled aud organized IN accordance with reRnlation
Of U. :. Service for the protection and def n"e o.
| public property within that department, AID will
he muStere Into the service Oi the United stAIr- 4"
SSFye during the pleasure Ot tbs President Wr THE
continuance II the war.
Tie Company aud Field Officers II the Depart
mental orp' will he professionally commissioned by
| tbs President.
They will b. ArnIrd uniformed amt equipped, and
while In active service, snlIistrl aud supplied, ~
other fro"rs Of the United States
Cavalry Volunteers may furnish their Own 1"tHes.
tnl'e turned aver I" the United States At the AT
praised value, ar allowance will be made Tor tllr
lime VI actual service st the rate authorized by law
The Government will mount picked Cavalry t" the
rXirut that horses can I've furnished.
The Department Corps will not b" entitled I"
bounty aud CNnuUt be paid until C1ngreN makes IN
appropriation for that purpose.
:lrd, Volunteer, In the Departmental C"rp-, may,
nj their own request. be transferred and mustered
intO the service for three years or during The war
aud upon such tNnsirr aud muster try will b" al:
hwed the VRy and bounty authorized by IL" Act Of
| Congress "a Volunteers for three y"An or uNt'hS
| the war.
Volunteer. in the Departmental C'rrs will re:
nAin subject I" enrolment and dFHtt Tor general
| service.
The enlistment. recruiting, and organizing Of
Volunteers r three years Or dntlug the war, i 10
he stimulated and encouraged the uflec' {" he APP
pointed and cOHIml.- Jn't ny the Governors u lie
| respective States.
| The uniiitmsniA herein specified Auh Transfers
| H. o. the Departmental service IL the Three NtHI-
service NUT liz reported to the Provost Mhr.htl
ticurral IN order that the r"fItGtN~ sAtrs aud C"'
grrs ,iunai Districts may receive appropriate credit
under the HnTOIluIrut Act nrCunE'rAH.
I'LL. All tue tu0p- with u this Department WI
hs under the cvullnHhd Of the General commanding
the department. Nitb the usual department S'ab'
9TH. Tile operation. against tue enemy are not 10
e limited by the geographical lines Of the Depart
ment, hut may extend to adjacent territory H' tn
| the Judgment u the Commanding General hlHy he
| rAVrditnt To resist OF pursue the enemy.
Volunteer Companies and RUHnrDi' organized
IN places not within ths Department NJ the MuNon'
gdlrlN may he attached f1r Temporary service 10
The Army Corps # the MnnOngalic!A and mustered
luto service upon special application AMI order Of
tn" War Department
lly order If tI'r President,
ISiGHrdl u. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War,
HEADQUARTERS DEP'r or IHE MoSOSaAHELI,
PtrIsErHGH, June 18Th, lS6k {
The uudrrSignrtl hereby ASSUMES command Il the
department,
The stan Of the Department will he Hnnonncri in
Hb-eUutnI order
Al communications Tor thrss Headquarters Viii
r directed to "AssI.rAnt AhuAnt sneral, !" Depart
nient Of the MNnnUgHhrlA.
WITH. BR"VES
juulG!t Major General.