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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-23
Approved Nov. q, 1861.

No. 61.-An act relating TO the pay of the Yer.
mont Cavalry Regiment.
IL Is hereby enacted, de-
SEC l. The soldiers enlisted in, or to no en-.
listed in the Cavalry Regimen, now raising in
this State under the authority Of the Gpvern::
men, OF the United States, by Col. l.. b. Pat
shall be entitled to the same pay and privileges
provided iss other soldiers, by The act entitled
An act to provide ior raising six special Reyl
ments Tor protecting and defending the Consii.
tuition AVA Tho Union approved April 26tu
1861, subject to the PROVISIONS Of law relating
thereto, and their families shall be emitted to
the same benefits and support US the families OF
other soldiers are now entitled to by law.
SEC. z. This act shall take effect from lis pas.
sage.
Anproycd Oct % 1851
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No. " An act to prohibit certain enlstYNsnts
within this State

within this State.
is hereby enacted, 3c.
SEC. l. Ii any person without due authority
from this State or the United States shall here
alter enlist, recruit OF employ or attemp. to en-.
list, recruit or employ any person in this State.
Tor military service without this State. no shall
be guilty OF an offence against the laws OF this
State, and shall be subject to the penalties pro.
vided in section second Of this act
SEC. 2. Any person offending against the prp-
Visions OF section one of this act, shall be punish
ed bya fine not less than fifty dollars, nor more
than one hundred dollars, or by ,uprisonlaent
in the county Jail not lvss than thirty DAYS nor
more than one year.
SEC. 3. The Governor is hereby d,rse,ed
'orthwith to issue his proclamation, proh,bitno
the violation of this act, under the penalties
herein provided.
Sec. 4. Town grand jurors aud states a,tor-
MES are hereby directed to prosecute all offences
agains: this act in accordance with the ex,.t,no
laws of this State.
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect from It's pas
sage.
Approved, Nov Q, 1861.
No. CAN Act providing pay for certain FOL
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Approved Nov. lG, 1861.
No. 6O.-An act to authorize the raising of q
Regiment to be attached to Major General
Rutlnr'u Diuisinn

No. 60-An act to authorize the raising of q
Regiment to be attached to Major General
Butler 3 Division.
IL is hereby enacted, C}c.
SEC. l. The Governor is hereby authorized to
recruit and organize. in the manner and ON tho
terms and conditions, 80 far as they are appl-
cable and not inconsistent with this act, pre-
scribed in an act entitled I" An act to provide
for raising six special regiments for immediate
service for projecting and defending the Ccnsti-
tuition and Union approved April 26, 1861, \
regiment to serve until tho expiration of three
years from the FIRST day of June, A. d. 1861,
unless sooner discharged, to be attached to the
division which Major General Benjamin F. But
Ter authorized by the Secretary OF War to or is
ganize in the New England States Provided,
that in organizing said regiment, the regulations
and requirement, Of the War Department of the
United States, in regard to the number and
grade of officers, and the number and descrip-
ton of men shall be observed; and prori4cd
further, that the Government Of the United
States shall furnish at it's own expense, all suit
able and necessary tents, blankets. clothing,
uniforms, arms, equipments and camp equipage,
for said regiment and shall pay all expenses of
recruiting, organizing, subsisting and in any
manner fitting cut the same for service
SEC. =. The non-comm issioned officers, musi-
clans, and privates of said regiment, shall be
entitled to seven dollare per month, from the
State Of Vermont, in addition to their pay from
the United States, to be paid to them in the same
manner as is now provided for the payment Of
seven dollars per month, to he non commission
ed officers, musicians and priyates, Of the voiun-
teor militia now in the United States service
The members Of said regiment, and their hml-
lies, shall be entities! to all the rights and gratu-
tiles that are now provided by law, for the
members Of the volunteer militia Of Vermont,
now in the service of the United States Sar.
regiment SHALL when in the service, be- governed
by the rules and articles Of war, of the United
States
SEC. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov r. 1861.
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Approved Nov q, 1861.
No. S6.-An act yelatlng to the paynssut
soldiers.
IL as hertby enacted, DC.

IL ~ hereby enacted, dc.
Sec. l. The non commissioned officers, Musi-
cans, and prlvstes, belonging to the regiments
raised under an act entitled =. An act to provide
tor raising six special regiments for Immediate
service for protecting ard defending the Constr
tuition and Union approved April Doth, 1861
also the non conml sslo,,ed officers, musicians.
and priyates OF this reg iment of cavalry, raised,
or being r"i,ed under Col. l.. Platt; and
those belonging TO the company Of SHARP shooters
raised in THIS State, and all other troops raised
under the authority of the Governor OF this
State, and now IN the service of the United
States, in addition to the compensation provided
tor by the Congress OF tho United States, shall
receive from the Treasury of tins STATE, seye,,
dollars per nsnnth each, ics the term OF their EN-.
llstnent IN Tie service of this State, and of she
United States. ur until sooner discharged. pxo-
rided, tha this act shall hot be construed to ca.
title any uersoa to more than seven dollars pey
month f.om this State. Provided, further That
this act shall not be construed to apply to the
compehs'I.. OF any commissioned officer.
SIC. =. Ibis act shall take effect from its pas.
sage,
Approved Nov q. 1861.
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Approved Nov. l6. 1861.
STATE OF YER WONT.

OTATE UF VEK NITNI' ,-.,,,
SECRETARY OF STATES o w,
Montpelier, Nov y, l@l
certify that the foregoing laws as numbered az nj
copies Of a.ss passed by the General Assembly " >"
state al The Annual session, 4. n. 1881. shat,
G. w. BAILEY. JR., Secretary oil ''''
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Approved, Nov. Is, 1861.

No. Is An act relating to the money or pay
du" TO volunteers at their decease
is hrtby enacted, &c.
SIC. l. ii any volunteer now in the service,
Or that may enter the service Of the United
States from This State shall deeease, having any
thing due him, either from this State or the
United States, said volunteer being minor,
and having been constituted heir-at-law of any
person Oh sersoss by act OF Legislature, said
person Or peyYnns shall be entitled TO the sum
or Sums So dss, and may draw the sa,ne upon
proper proof Of iienclty, and the receipt OF said
person persons shall be evh.eace of !. discharge
ior said claim or claims
SIC =. This aet shall take effect floln ic
passage
Approved Nov q, 1861.
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No. Gil An act in addition to an act, entitled
an act to authorize the raising of a Reg linen,
to be attached to Major General Butler Di-
vision. approved Nov. IL, 1861.
II rs hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l. The Governor is hereby authorized to
recruit and organize IN the manner and on the
terms and conditions, 70 far as they are appll-
cable, and not inc 'nsisvert with this act, pre-
scrlbed in IN act, cnttled " an act to provide
Tor raising SIX special Regiments for immediate
service for protecting and descending the Consti-
tunon and Union, approved April 26, 1861,
one or more batteries ct light artillery to serve
until the expiration Of three years IRON the LIST
cay OF June, A. ID. 1861, nnless sooner dis
charged, to be attached to the Division which
Mayor General Benjann +. Butler is author.
wed 10y the Secretary Of War TO urganize in the
New England States. Provided, that in organ
ling said battery or batteries, the regulations
and requirements Of the War Department, Of
the United States in regard TO the plumbers and
grade OF officers, and number and description Of
men shall be observed and provides, further,
that the Government of the United States shall
FURNISH at Its own expense all suitable and ne.
cessary tents, tlankeis, clothing, unilorns,
arms, equipments, and camp equipage, flo. said
OF Recruiting, organizing, subsistlng and in any
manner sitting out THE same Tor service
Sac. = The nOn-ce@iniss toned officers. mu-
sicans, and privu es OF said battery or batteries.
shall be entitled to seven dollars b. month from
the time OF their enlistment to the first day of
June a. d. 1868. unless sooner dischussed.
sFom the State Of Vermont in addition to their
pay from the United States, to be paid to them
IN the saue manner, as iS now provided, for she
payment OF seven dollars ler month to the Ron
commissioned officers, musicians, and priyats, Of
the VolunteeS Militia, now IN the United States
service. This members Of u, d battery or hat
terles and their families shall be cntitlcd to all
the rights and gratuities subjec. to the limisa-
tions and conditions that are now provided by
law Tor the members of the Volunteer Mi,;si;,
of Vermont now in the service Of the Cpisrd
States. Said battery or batteries shall when in
the service OF the United States, be governed by
the rules and articles of war of the United
States.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from ;ts
passage.
Approved NOV. 81, 1861.
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.
Approved Nov. 20, 1861.

No. G4.-An act constituting section ten of an
act entitled " an act to provide for raising six
special regiments for Immediate service for
protecting and defending the Constitution and
Union"
is hereby enacted, 5c.
Sec. l. Section ten of m net entitled " An
act to provide for raising six special regiments
lor Immediate service, for protecting and defend
ing the Constitution and Union,'' approved,
April 26, 1861 shall be 80 construed, that the
seven dollars per month pay, therein provided
for musicians, shall not apply to members Of
any regimcn'al band, except those already out
Of the State, in the actual service of the United
States, -Proridtd that this act shall not in any
way affect the back pay to which the members
Of any resmental band already enlisted under
authority of this State, are entitled.
SEC. . This act shall take effect from its pas
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No. 7l.-An act relating to clotbio, MN,
by this State tn snId;o Wy

W CIOtulnp yuhr',
by this State to soldiers . 'FE'
II is hereby enacted, de-,
SEC. l. The Governor is hereby d,,...
arrange with the Government Of tho '' T'!.
States for, and obtain payment to this us s val
the just value Of any clothing that has I +ss
may be furnished, or supplied by thi, S w..
the Vermont Milltia or volunteers '' nh g'iF
or may hereafter be in the Service Of tbn T, a.
States, out OF the allowances made BY tbeInn
States, for the clothing Of soldiers in ia ur '
or otherwise. '''''
SIC. 2. If any suc'i soldier shall o,t,;o :,
allowances aforesaid, or its equivalent with"
any abatement or drawback, for sucn clo,';,
az shall have been 50 supplied or furnished
him by this State, the just value Of such cn6
Ing snail be deducted, and retained rnm i.
pay allowed by this State to such soldier
SEC. ). 1t shall be the daty Of the Gorp,,
to procure and furnish to the Treasurer at +.
State, from time to time, complete rolls d Il.
names OF tho soldiers who shall obtain as
allowances OF clothing, or its equivalent wit
he value OF such clothing, or the amount ;,
ceived IN money, and the treasurer shall mn;
the deduction specified in the second sectiop
this at.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect from
passage.
Approved Nov. 81. 1861.
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1861, or under such moa;e.,..
may be lawfully made "'''lons thereOr
Sec; ? There shall be paid ,o W
OF such funds, interest h rs.u 10 such deOn,
I'VE per cent. Per annum un,,n "' The rlp
az snail remain in TIE rf.,. WV" Al such de,,
NIX months or longer. ''r the Period
and 1t I;,S .. l !, Governor is hereby
;,nuo aiiststa to lake Proper meas,S.. atto
immediate INFORMATION to b, y'9''r to ca
uH'eeIs aforesaid, of the ex,s,.' give" to the
OF sad allotment system, and ' nf al, aad oper.t
OF this act, and to invite said = VI = NE prort
themselves Of its benefits '"'"hteers to A.
Sage. uect from is ),
Approved Nov. %. 1851
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diers, and in relation to the support OF faml-
| lies Of volunteers.
II IS hert6y enacted, &c.
SEC. !. The non-commiss;oncd officers, must
clans and privates Of all the troops raised and
to be raised by this State, to make the quota
required to be raised in this State, Shall be en-
titled to the same pay per month, and their fam
lilies shall be entitled to the same support rs
soldiers enlisted and mustered agrccably to the
acts to which this is an amendment, whether
said troops shall be mustered in as entire regi-
ments of infantry, cavalry or artillery, or as
detached companies, either as sharp-shooterS or
for any special service Provided, said troops
be mustered into the service of the United States
in an organized capacity, by the authority Or
with the consent of the Governor of this State.
Sec. .. The family of any soldier heretofore
enlisted into any company or regiment, raised
or being raised in this State under the laws
thereof, or with the consent or approval of the
Governor, shall not be entitled to the provisions
and benefits for support, in The way and manner
provided by an act entitled, 4" AN act to provide
for the families Of citizens of Vermont, mus
tered into the service of the United States,
approved April 26, 1861, unless such soldier was
at the time Of his enlistment a citizen and resi-
dent Of this State, and only while such family
continues to reside in this State, nor shall the
family of any soldier hereafter enlisting in this
State, under the laws of the State, or by the
authority, or with the consent of the Governor,
be entitled to the benefits and provision for sup
port as provided by said act, unless such soldier
had been citizen and resident of this State for
sixty days next before the date of his enlist
ment, and such family shall not receive such
support longer than while they continue to re-
side in this State.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. 20, 1861.
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No, 72.--An act in relation to supplies ur y
unteers.
~ :. L,.,k,, o.u.IJ r.

Awe -Ai oSU III lCldtlUIl w SUPPLIES iUr WI
unteers.
IL IS hereby enacted, DC.
SEC. l. The Governor is hereby authoria
and required to supply the volunteers from ira
state, that are now, OF hereafter may be, 10 h.
service OF tho United States, from time ~ tins
as their circumstances may require, with cloth.
ing, tents, camp tQuip'ge, arms, equlpnas
provisions, meticines, and all articles reQ4iN
III the medical department, that should Ol tar
uished to them by the Cnised States under ta
existing laws, and the rules and regulations
'he War Department in relation thereto, Tha
the War Department saall refuse or neglect, %
an unreasonable length OF time in the op@it
Of the Governor, or shall be unable to tdrns
them, and may draw his warrants taere'Go
the treasurer of the State, IN favor of such p,
son or persons as May b. designated by him.
Provided, that such clothing, tents, arms, equip
ments, and supplies shall I've Furnished unlt
and in accordance with. the rules and resuL
lions OF the War Department.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect fran
passage.
Approved, Nov. q, 1861.
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No. O-An act relating to SUNNI.
1;.1..t. Vermont troops. ''' 1T

E.ru,,,,., supplies flr
hs hereby enacted, DC. e.
DEC. |. The Quartermaster Co...
State Is hereby authorized, to fnr rneIa' Of
vermont troops, In the field sunh "atu 70
clothing, hospital, and medical stn,, articles
be gratuitously forwarded to him r'i ,'. as
pose pose at such place as he shall ds les ,a'
'''a1 purpose in this State; but rati"s sAa''
;Mis ,h stores OF any kind Shall not BE- O
l" the provisions Of til, bill. NV '' ''lu
SEC. 2, The Quar.vrmaster GaD.,,.
ny Instructed to furnish TO on. ~ w. 81 " he
papers in this State, for gratui,ous n ,'Jv a4
"a monthly statement of the numh orr ''N'',
OF articles contributed, from WHAT ' Il
same have been received, and tn wha ' sosa
and companies said articles have basn ~; Es'As
SEC. 3. This act shall TAX, etr.o u"s.'0'
passage. ''0l
Approved Nov. 20, 1861.
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No. 63.-An Act providing pay for certain FOL
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Approved Nov. 20, 1861
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01
The State of Louisiana.

Parish ofPointe Coupec-Seventh District Court.
Francis A. Boyle vs.. Elizabeth Kelirlrcw,
wife of Thomas Reid, and her husband.
No. 2I43.
By virtue of and to satisfy Il writ OF seizure K sale
Issued in the above entitled stsit and to me direct
ed by the Hon. the It'll District Court, in and toI
the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy plain
tin7s demand and costs Of suit, | have seized. and
win offer at public sale. at the Courthouse. on
Saturday, The 9Th dayo july, 1861,
at eleven o'clock. A.M., all the right. title and in
terest that. the defendant has i'll and to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Two certain tracts of land situated on the
river Atchafalaya III this parish, and described
as follows Ivy d certificate OF the Land Office OF
Louisiana. certificate number 4G5 being lots or
]sections number II and Is. in township i, range
8 east. in the southeastern land district OF Lou
isiana. containing 353 lU-l0o acres: saiG cer'itl-
eata bearing date Of april 18th: 1871. and slS'icd
by q. J. Sigur, Register.
Terms of ,Sale-Cah ariM GpprGisem.Ht.
SEVERN PORCllE, Sheriff.
J,pa I 1871
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01

ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES -
We learn from the Montgomery Adver-
tiser that the following circular, dated
May Is, has been issued BY Adjutant
and Inspector General Cooper, by order
Of the Secretary Of War:
"The rank and file Of volunteers re-
ceived into the service Of the Confed-
crate States for during the war, may, at
tIreir option, be discharged at the end oil
three years, to be replaced by others
who may offer to engage; but the or
o~anization of the several companies,
| battalions and regiments will continue
during the war.
"Organizcd companies OF Instructed
artillery, with their field batteries, viii
be accepted for the war on the same
conditions"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01
Regimental Orders.
Headquarters PolNTE CorPEE REGIMENT, !
I'd Brigade. I'd Division, La. Militia.

HEADQUARTERS PolNTE CoCPEE REGIMENT, !
I'd Brigade. I'd Division, La. Militia.
The narisI, has endivi1ea iilkn eight
company beats, and tie officers for the
several companies have been appointed
as follows, to wit: a
Company A will comprise the lst and
ed police jury wards.
Captain. d. n. Dickev. @
First Lieutenant, Jas. Hudson.
Second Lieutenant, S. NJ. Wells.
Company B vii! comprise the Sd and
4th police jury wards.
q Captain, Asa Brown
First Lieutenant, ". I. Coyle. ss''s4
Second Lieutenant, .Thos. Muir.
Company G will comprise the 5thand
10Th wards. s ~ - f74 sas
Captain, ). T. strntlcr. 5,5'5..
First LIentelant, f. Tireuit.
Second %I,ientenant, jules Lahry.
Company D will comprise the 18th
ward.
Captain, p. Eehelard.
First Lieutenant, q. Demoruelle, Jr.
Second Lieutenant, j. st. German.
Company L will comprise the 9th and
10th wards.
Captain, i. y. Gosserand. +
First Lieutenant, Claudius Manrin.
Second Lieutenant, j. Bite. st. tyr.
Company + will comprise the 9Th and
18th wards.
Captain, r. M.sNef.
Hirst Lieutenant, Julien Goudeau.
Second Lieutenant, A. A. Lebeau.
Company G will comprise the 18th
and 18th wards.
Captain, P. Bouanehaud.
First Lieutenant, Oreste Lebeau.
Second Lieutenant, Desplive Lejenne.
Company II will comprise the l4t'
ward.
Captain, A. Dubroca.
First Lieutenant, a. Williams.
Second Lieutenant, VIM. Warren
Companies a, BIC, the Red River
Landing Volunteer Company, Captain
Bluett, and the Pointe Coupee Rifles,
Captain Cooley, viii form the First Bat
TALON. @
companies D, E, r, G, II, the False
River Guards, Captain knapps, and the
Island Guards, Captain Jewell, will form
the Second Battalion.
Captains Of companies will appoint
their non,commissioned officers, and pro-
coed without delay to cause to be en-
rolled all persons residing within the
limits Of their respective beats, liable to
militia duty, between the ages Of Is and
As, and report immediately to Head.
quarters.
The Captains of the several Volunteer
Companies will report their organization
and transmit copies of their muster rolls
to Headquarters Of the Regiment.
By order Of
Col. Commanding Pt. CcHpec Regiment.
| a. Eouaser1trp, \ d~jutant.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01

FLYING ARTILLERY CoAPANy.-On the
9th inst, at Livonia, Il meeting vas
held, ex-Gov. johnson presiding, for tie
formation Of a company of flying arlll-
lerymen, to be designated as the Beau
regard Battery" After an appropriate
and patriotic adarcss from the Plesi-
dent, then came forward DR.. Ball, Mr..
Bait Barrow and Col. II. 4. Stewart,
who addressed the meeting i'll terms elD-
quent and patriotic, urging the necessl
ty that tie Company should be brmed
forthwith, and appealing TO the hearts
of all to protet our country and ilresides
against the ~ignominious war Of cSterm'
nation declared by President Lincoln
The company isnow in process of forma
ton, and as soon as completed will Offer
their services to the Confederate States
to serve during the war. Advocate.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01
d ST y.

TAKEN UP, by Alexander Isaac. on the 18th
Nav. 1861. OF the road Of False River. Il dark
bay creole HORSE. about 10 or IL hands high,
long name and tail branded on the right shoulder
: +: a small white crescent on the forehead: be-
tween ! and S years old.
The owner is requested to COM forward, prove
property. pay costs and take said "Stlay away
otherwise tile. same will lie sold il seventy day
US the laW requires. tvs
~ - 2AF II. DIDIER,
May 25,ls6l. ase s. 81. Sth5 Haaf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01
n. O.ANDYICKIURG PACKET

NO. ANDyICKEURG PACKETS.
IL h The steamer .satche-, I. 2. Leathers,
-. master. leaves New Orleans for EicEs-
burg every Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock, and
arrives at Pointe Coupee Sunday morning, at 3
O'Clock. On the downward trip, stops at Day
ries' Landing, Pointe Coupee. Thurday morning
at 4 O'Clock, arriving in the city at 8 O'Clock
pm.
The steamer Ircksbnrg,, Holmes, master,
leaves New Orleans every tuesday evening at
5 O'Clock, arriving at Pointe CoHpee Wednesday
morning at s O'Clock. Returning lands at Pt.
Coupee Sunday morning at 4 o'clock. Emy9
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7 Z a Y.
TAKEN gup. on the public road on B

TAKEN up, o. the public road On Bayou
/ Crosse Tete. by John 3. Peurciau, on OF
about the 21st January last. a mare Mule, OF
hay color. about four and a half feet high, ! or
S wears old, marked II on the right thigh.
The owner il requested to come forward prove
property and pay the costs. orslac willis sold in
seventy days, at the Courthouse, as the law di.
reefs.
I.DtDIER,
March 80, 1851. j. l.. gta MaE4..-