Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

ernor IN Pursuance of authority tfom the
President Ger Twenty Thousand nen frou,
The State 70 serve one hundred days. the
following Instructions are sanouncedk for
the information of the public:
The forces thus called for will be accep--
fed as Volunteers for the United States
service and viii be armed. clothed, subsis
ted and paid ss-esels- by the United States
They, will be organized iHte, Companies
and Regiments in the manner provided for
other volunteer forces.
To the Farmers, Mechanics. Manufac-
tuners, Merchants, Doctors. Lawyers and
Ministers. throughout the Statc, this APP
peal is directed and their aid invoked.
Let every man ~ho-ean: possibly be spared
from his ordinary pursuits in life. give
this Zone hundred days to the cause of
his Government in this, its hour Of trial
Every m an should engage in recruiting.
1t is Of the highes. importance that these
troops be raised, and organizedq'in the
shortest possible period of time. ~
The leading men, Of all classes, in every
county and township throughout the State
are urgently requested to lend their person
al aid in raising the men called for.
Let meetings be every where called and
every appliance be used to get the subject
beforesthe people, so that they may act
promptly and intelIigently.
I9sIPersous desiringtoo enter this service
will form themselves into companies and
elect Captain, and First Lieutenant, and
one Second Lieutenant. Every company
must consist of not less than IS enlisted
men. all of whom will be required to come
tup to the standard as to age. size and
physical ability to pass inspection and
muster.
No boys under Is years Of age will be
accepted i'e
Persons who have been discharged from
service on account Of disability will not be
accepted. a.sst t,. ..ast
Officers raising companies will guard
against enlisting such persons, and will
be charged with the trans portation and
expense of all such whom they allow TO
accompany them to the rendezvous.
Companies of the Indiana Legion desir-
ing to volunteer under this call will has
ten to fill up to the required standard, and
report by mail or telegraph to this office.
They will be accepted and their organiza-
tons preserved if desired. "a
ANY regimental organization of the Le-
gion will likewise be accepted upon re-
cruiting up to the standard Of Volunteer
Regiments, and its organization be pre-
served. - zg
AS soon as companies are enlisted and
formed the officers will forward Company
rolls to this Office naming day when they
will be ready to march to the rendcz yous,
and wait for marching orders and trans.
portation. -oora
Transportation viii, be provided for in
ell cases by these headquarters, and COM
pany officers notified.
Camps of Rendezvous will be establish
ed and announced in due time.
When companies shall have been or
ganized some future day should be fixed
for assembling AMI reporting to the camp
Of rendezvous. In the meantime the men
should arrange their private affairs for
their absence from home, as fnrloughs will
not be allowed.
a fair division Of The call will require
two regiments OF nine hundred and ten
men each to be raised in each Ccngrossion-
al District. To make it pleasant to those
concerned it will be the aim to combine in
q regiment the first ten companies raised
in any district.
BY order of the Governor.
LAz. NOBLE, Adj. Gen. Ind.