Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

protecting pnhiic properly" approved July pad n
ID 1861, or that may hereafter be called for in any
emerpency' or under any act Of Congress by tho.
President u the United States to recruit orgnnizc
arm and equip such number OF volunteers either s
infantry, cavalry or artillery, as NAV be SO called
for by the President 10 serve this State and the
lncd States, toE the Period oi three years unlcss
sooner discharged, in the same manner, and uI-on
the same terms and conditions, as provided in the
7 preceding sections Of this act
SEC. 4. The non-comnissoncd officers, musi
clans and priyates Of the regiments raised UNDER
this act, shah draw the scsra dpasS. per month";
due 10 them from this State and their families shall
be entitled to all the benefits Of an act entitled aAn
act 10 provide for the families o. ci,iees sf Set
mont, mustered into the service Of the United
States, approved April 2G, 1891 iproeided that
no soldier volunteer, en- isicd under the author
ity Of this State, shall be eutted 10 aaf support
for his family ,ilcss he was, nj The time Of his en-.
listmcnf, citizen avd resident Of this State noe.
shall snch family rcecise stah support longer than
Il continues 10 reside in this State.
Src. ). This net shall take effect from its pas.
sage
Approved Nov 10, lset.
No 60.-An act TO authorize the raising of kcgr
mcni to be attached TO Major General rusler'a
Division.
h Is hertJy enacted, Sc
SRc /. The Governor is hereby sp.thnrized to
recruit and organize in the manner and on the
and nat inconsistent with this act, prescribed in an
act entitled An act to provide for raising six
special regiments for immediate service for protect
ing and defending the Constitution and Union a
approved April 90 1861, a regiment to serve until
the expiration nt three years from the first day Of
June, A. u 1861 unless discharged, TO be
attached TO the division which Major General Ben,
pmn L, Butler is authorized by the Secretary o;
War, i to organize IN the New England etatca
ISorded, tha IN organizing said regiment, the reg
MIA tIa
Of the United States in regard to the number and
grade of officers, and the number and description
OF men shall be observed; and prorided further,
that the Government Of the United States shall
furnish ut its ovn expense, all suitable and ncccs-
sary tents blankets, elothinr, uniforms arms,
equipments and camp cqnpage for said regiment,
and shal, pay all expenses of recruiting, organz-
ing, suhsising aud in any manner fitting out tho
same for service
SEC. .. The non-commissioned officers, ynusi.
clans, and privacs Of said regiment shall be enti-
tied to seven dollars per nionth, from the State OF
Vermont, in addition 10 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 the non-commissioncd officers, musi-
clans and priYatcs of the volunteer militia now in
the United States service. The members Of said
regiment and their families, shall be entitled to all
The rights and graiuties that are now provided NV
law for the members of the volunteer militia Of
Vermont now in the service of the United States.
Said regiment shall, when in the service, be gcy-
erncd by the rules and articles Of war, of the
United States
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov II 1861.
No. 6l.-An act in addition to an act, entitled an
act 10 authorize the raising Of a'Regiment to be
attached to Major General Buffers Division an
proved Nov. -, 1861.
z IS hsrelg eaacted, &c.
SIC. |. The Governor is hereby authorized Ia
recruit and organize in the manner and on The
terms and conditions, far as they are applicable,
and not inconsistent with this act prescribed in an
act, entitled an act to provide for raising six
special Regiments for immediate service for pro-
ecting and acfeatng the Constitution and Unon,''
approved April 26, 1861, one or more batteries Of
light artillery 10 serve until the expiration of three
years from the LIST day of June, A. d. 1861, unless
sooner discharged to he attached to the Division
which Major General benjamin. +. Butler is au-
horzed b. The Secretary Of War 10 organize III
he New England States. Protided, that In organ
zing said battery OF batteries the regulations and
requirements Of the War Department of the
United States in regard to the numbers and grade
u officers and number and description of men
hall be observed and ,goejded further that tho
Government Of the United States shall furnish at
Is own expense all suitable and necessary tents
'lankets clothing uniforms, arms, equipments, and
amp eqnipagc for said battery, or batteries and
'hali pay all expenses Of recruiting, orgal ixi q
nbsisting and in any manner fitting out the same
or service.
SEC ?. The non-commissioncd officers, musi.
ans, and pripates Of said battery or batteries,
hall be entitled 10 seven dollars per month from
he time of Their enlistment to the first day OF juno
u, 1868, unless sooner discharged, ffen the
state Of Vermont in addition to their pay from
he United States, TO be paid 10 them in the same
manner, rs is now provided, for the payment Of
even dollars per month to the non-commssioned
'ticers, musicians and privates Of the VOLUNTEERS
Militia, now in the United States service. Tho
members Of said battery or batteries and their
antilles shall be entitled to all the rights and rra-
mites subject to the limitations and conditions that
re now provided by law for the members Of the
volunteer Militia Of Vermont nov in the service
t the United States Said battery or batteries
hall, when in the service of the United States, be
oyefned by the rules and articles IF war Of the
United States.
SIC s. This act shall take effect from its pas.
age.
Approved Nov. u, 1861.
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