Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-28
To the People Of West Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHALING, January q, 1855.
Under THE CALL OF THE PRESIDENT FOR
~ three hundred thousand 1890, OOO) men, dated
December 10TH 1854 the revised quota Of this state
~ announced by the Provost Marshal General Of
the United States il four thousand four HUNDRED and
thirtyone, (443l. Tho quota OF the First Congress
aionAl District s 1893 Second District 2O9S AMI the
Third District 40: the quotas Of the different coun-
ties will be announced IN feW days by the Dlstr let
Provost MarshalB.
Under all the calls OF the President for troOpy
since the commencement Of the war, the State has
promptly filled her quota; lesa than FORTY mon hAv-
ing been drafted and held to service, and now, aS
the rebellion seems TO be fast giving away before
our victorious armies and the time having arrived
when We can begin to see tho end Of the war IL IA
70 be hoped that this State will not prove less pa
Tiouc thAn nho has always shown herself, but will
again give OF her men and money for the final sup
preston OF the rebellion. The cause IL not less
Just now than In the beginning. Our depleted
armies need filling up, that when tn Spring Gam
pa'Sns open our soldiers who have gained 20 much
nonoEI won 10 many victories and suffered so much
IN me PAst year. may go to the front with their
comrades with feeling that they are sustained in
their noble Efforts BY tho loyal people whom they
have left behind.
As tho enlistment OF recruits is restricted to re-
cruiting parties from tho army, aud officers COM
nnnGIoned to recruit for new OF Independent organ
Ahnona! II IL necessary for every loyal con-
sutute himself special agent for the purpose o
procuring recruits, and forwarding them to the
diner emit Provost MArshAlS and Mastering OeerH for
enlistment and muItsF-in. The revised quota OF the
state having been 90 recently announced, It will
require vigorous EFFORT on the part Of ali to nil
the quotas Of the different counties within tho time
allowed, on or before the 18th Of February next.
Tho OrgAni1 alton Of HAncock's First Army Corps
now organising At Warrington City has been *.
tended 10 a time not yet fixed. No such opportu.
nltea Tor distinction, nor pecuniAry Inducements
have been offered during the war to our BoIdiera
These who have served two years and have been
honorAbly discharged the service enlstins in this
Oorps, receive special Government bounty of three
hundred dollars ($SO0) paid In full when the men
arrive at Washington Oily and are mustered into
service; this with the large local bountes paid by
counties and the additional Government bounty Of
SlOO for one year. 5000 for two years. ard $500 for
three years enliSments, will place the famiioI Of
any OF our men in confor circumstances during
the time for which they may enlist
Inc Acting Assistant Provost Marshal 6enaraI
IoF This state Is now authorised to organise and
m1Etertn companies for this Corps within the STATE
before forwarding them to Washington The rem,
tation West Virginia soldiers sustain makes Il ysrv
desirable that our State should have q mir
representation In this Corps # Honor made mn Of
veteran soldiers from all the loyal etGtea Veteran
desiring to enlist in this Corps will make AEpioa.
ZION to the Provost MArIhAls at wheeling Grafton
and Point Pleasant, and II found qualified theT viii
De furnished transportation TO the rendsETouI OF
the company or to Washington City
Inc prospects Tor speedy termination OF thu
war are very cheering, and II the present demand
troops h promptly hled It Is probab Ia ID al thiS
will be the last call. 'A''
Let every man go to work at once to au tn.
quota Of the Stated
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