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mandlng the lst Division L. M., relies with confidence upon the zeal and patriotism of the citizen soldiers of this Division, in promptly filling the requisition without the. resort to dralt-and he hopes the required number of Volunteers will be immediately enrolled, and that the officers of the lst Division will forthwith take the necessary measures 10 call into the service of the United States, such Volunteers as may offer their services, in order that they may be or ganlzed into Companies, Battallons and Regi- ments.

 I'd, As soon as organized, the Comman- ding Officers will report to Division Head Quarters, in order that they be mustered into the service of the United States.

 5. The term of enlistment will be for six months unless sooner discharged.

 4lh. All necessary aims, equipments aud camp equipage, will be furnished the troops by the Paymaster of the departments U. 5. Army.

 By order of Major Gen.

 JOHN L. L.LEWIS,

 Commander lst Division L. Nj.

 CHARLES A, LABUZAN,

 Acting Inspector of Division.