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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
THE SECOND REGIMENT.

REVIEW BEFORE MAYOR WOOD ON THE BAyrERy-
THEY TAKE THEIR DEPARTURE FOR THE WAR TO-
DAY.
The Battery was bcsieged all day yesterday By hous-
apds Of persons watching the manmuvres OF the
Second regiment, who n. present encamped there,
and who w take their departure for Washington 10 day
Every tn Is 10 readiness and the joyful at the
thought OF speedy change from the mono.ony OF their
position on the Battery 10 the excitement OF campaign
he regiment had dress parade last evening when they
were reviewed by Mayor wood aud one or two OF the
Defence Cemmttee The men lcoked re narkab,y we'll
aud went through the dincrert msno,uvres OF drilling
with much precision and exa,tnoss. They seemed 10
hive acquired hardy and heahful constitution since
inhslrg the hreezes from the bay the Battery and
t they chcd past In review the Mayor Expressed
himself mach pleased with their appearance The reg
a, Mt went through several difficult evolutlops with
almost The exacpes Of regular soders and the crowds
WHO surrounded tho naraic ground signihed ,neir
90 probation By repeated cheerlos and capping OF
hands The loading and firing Ia solid squire excel
lent and received peculiar marks Of praise When the
aToaDd the ground 10 double qrick time, the
even and guar tramp might be heard distinctly On
frmng into Ire along the entire length OF the ground,
Msyor Wood, accompanied by numocr Of gentlemen,
marched around III review, the presenting arms
The drum corps pealng cut their strring sounds
parade concluded about six O'clock IN the evening.
4 appears that the regiment In want Of tganty.
nye moro IccruiLs which viii 30 sent 70 Washington
after the man body. Application Tor enlistment can he
ade a, the Arnnry OF seYeEth street Third
avenue ~ Capt Joseph byInc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
THE CALIFORNIA REGIMENT AT STATEN
ISLAND.

some rye or sx handred men of this regiment in pur-
susnce Of orders, were yesterday transferred to qaatcrs
on Staten leland. The regiment yet ununl'ormed and
though they marched steadily and 10 good me througa
The quiet Sabbath morning streets they preseutd an
thing but gallant array There is hlweyer good ma
tcral IN the men. and when armed and eluipppd y,
trained 10 military exercises, they viii become credit.
able regiment The first in the right direction tas ~
10 their favor IL the 20 staten Island wnere cyre
lent quarters have been prepared for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The only vessel On which work was kept up yesterday
In the yard the Daylight, which has taken the pla,e
o. the Montgomery the dry dock. The Montgomery
lies ct the long dock, and awaits her stors and
ORDERS when che viii be ready TO into active service
Yesterday being sunday, large number o. persons
visited tho yefd but 10 admitted without
bevng FIRST ob'einei the necessary pass The Wabash
will probably take her departure TO day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
FUNERAL OF THOMAS BENBow.

Yesterday afternoon The remains OF Thomas Bsnhow,
the member Of Company =, OF the Twelfth regiment,
who died 10 Washington OF congestion Of the BRAIN were
conveyed To their last resting place Ia Greenwood
IMse number Of The friends Of deceased assembled s
his late residence lls West Twenty iourb street. all the
neighbors copyrighted round the premises, and Company
X Of the regiment in which he volunteer t1os
their position IN The street 70 his boIy to the
cemetery Thomas Benbow was a smart young man, aod
very much erdearcl 70 hs family and friends as tic
which fowei a. HE funeral yesterday abun ian,iy
attest. He seventeen years i've months OF age
at the time Of his doah ana tho only son OF hs
parents Thomas, IL taia was dstorm 'aei
rpon going 10 the wars, no,hiag could
RESTRAIN him and his determination was
the inspiration of patriotism rather than spd q reck
ess adventure yer hc went aganst The remonsanc OF
HE parents aud thnee premontlols Of oAngyr VIII
OF receive and whsh told them that their sou would
never retuf alive we're sally realized By them AZ tao
O'Clock the house being crowded with mourning and
aympatbizng relatives and friends Rev William Roberts
pastor II the WcAh CHURCH, "a Thirteenth street, con
Quoted the funeral services he read the 10Th verse u
the 22d chapter cf Job.-"when few 1ears co NJ
then fhsll 70 sway. wh,nCe shall ut return, wLct
bs tool, n the Iounoaton Of few remarks Deceased
nc said was boru 10 LaD1loes, Moptgomeryshirc, "
wacs, and came 10 This country when rbDd lis uta
resolution vas e. sacrifice hts life on The altar OF the
rutoa and 20 rstify the articles - the cJngtitu
tion with deeds Of valor 70 tho istes' moment
of his eKistenco Mr.. Roberts made some spfitua
reflections upon death several o lie aspects and At tbs
elose improved the occasion BY making an appeal u
those present 20 prepare for ~ inc friends then passed
round and topk their last look az the renains When tho
family were invited 10 take the farewell glance u SOON
"a "a II every heart but theirs stood st Out OF the
eoemn silence which resgned Tor moment rose the
,aoTi, crIes ~ the bereave5 the ltsts sisters kssed
tho rps nov c0-ey sealed So dean. anl we fnp.ber
sDg 10 them roiuCta, 70 patt With fbe icess form q
rae whose bonor no de a sci yourR man "a ggae Tor
ad 0e.cpd suSfgBndc. ~ every AtE q respssl, y
WEE p'aced ~ Tbs bsare 10 Ra' tbsn Y fea " c'is
psoY % tte fesltosat, BE Sree1f 1Vsp@ ~ ~ "
\ fa1fgt u al a Nod l,tupctPry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
TIE CAPTURED STEAM GUN.
TO THE EDITOR OF TuE HERALD.

INV YORK, May Is, 1881.
In the accounts Of the capture Of the centrifugal gun
Commonly called steam gun q. Harper Ferry, The own
or is called Dckearsop Nixon aud Dixon, while his right
name Is Dickinson, resident or Cleveland, Ohio lie
formerly kept darcipg academy, and moro a'terly
gymnasium The invention Of the gun not hts tut thu.
of mechanic Of Cleveland hts name at present cannot
rocolcct You rely on the above IS b1EG re fact
H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
AID FOR THE VOLUNTEERS

Nr. HcIver, Vice Principal Of Ward School No. -,
suggests io the teachers o. this city the necessity Of
united eot their part for the relief Of the families o.
the volunteers of THE city. He thinks that i've or
rer cent u her glary PAID IN monthly AMI dstrb l
by means q ward e1mTwtee, wol4 o. greet deal ~
good snd ma'e-,ly aTsc D plrses o. The 6osa'
plrfiru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
sRCnNn REGlMENT FIlR ZnnAYES-

this regiment az VIC have before stated, has been
accepted by the government They have neuly their
opponent OF enrolled, bu The Enrolling Com nit.
tee viii continue 10 be al their heals a-te.s, Fifth
Ward Hotel, every day betwecn the hVges Of eight A.
NJ. and Elk r. NJ.
Ccloncl May, OF Mexican fame has been touderel the
command OF tho regiment, but has declined 20 accept
tho position offered Him II Is expected that the men
IN Immediately - into eplr'ers
~ meeties held last evening" AZ the Frs ward Hctei
Sene'-. Nathan B. Graham was unniuousy chosen
,,,ionei OF this regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20
EIGHTH REGIMENT GERMAN RIFLES, COLO
rET, BIENKEF

AZ noon yesterday the German Rife regiment Colonel
Louis Bcnkes qurtcrei Il raace Ga-den, bal what In
their language termed waea pardic which was tho
occasion &C very poasaa reunion Of the lady aud gsn
temcn friends OF the officers and members II was eS-
peccd tina, Governor Morgan would be present but ho
atscnt for reason. Tue ceremonies consisted
OF reading the daily reports ny tho officers - tho Colonel
rrcmugatrg the h1lletn for the CnsgiaE twenty four
hours Dnd Inspect The company whose turn htd arrived
fof guard noun ng subseqOentt TO whth Colonel Benkcr
amour ccd h poDtment o. Arthur Brandt ~ the ensign.
GU Of Company VI, vcU August Gousc removed The man
were then dismissed, and thc visitors promonafod tho
hall the i0sprcg strains Or The excellent regmanta
bard, which dsccBrsed number Of operate, patriotic
and ngtonal airs rhe regiment will receive their ms
"Wednesday, and proceed 10 Staten BLAND for amp.
mont.
IL our report on Saturday or the parade anil preseuta
ton - burners 70 this noble regiment Inadvertently
cheers for the President Of The United safes II was
Colonel Louis BCnker, whose racs roay ii % honor
the Chef Magistrate " this country In prooDeiar any
CHI orp for add DC s too good snd experienced com
mandant understand bis duties IN this respect In
Justice 10 cooIel Blenkcr We make this correction.
TIE NOLUN TIERS AND Tue RAIIRO ADS.
few days stree had occason to rcfor to the con.
duct Or conductor on the Eighth Avenue Railroad VIII,
refused - carry volunteer free HI, car II J. bat
lust 70 STATE now that tho conductor vas rot blame
thc matter, as no aUcaidc Instructions have as yet
been conveyed 10 the employees Us tho Inc W ranspo
the soldiers gratis II T. true that many of heD A.
bu IL upon thcir rcspnnshity anl ~ Wow " thr
faei tbat similar tDG = doac ~ ths o.her lpes PA
tcular orr sbJula DO ssJsa ter fe8 rangplrtapn ~
the n Tread c1paaies &C ees = bat eHsot poasa
" ttC c4re
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

or garret, and bring to usefulness,
many things that in better times never
would. be thought Of or cared for. It
is fact, clearly demonstrated l be-
lieve, that woman can bear more than
man, and their quick perception and
impressive natures make them the
leaders. Of all good and important
undertakings. Woman is the prime
mover in everything that is for the
good of man. Have courage then,
and assert your rights. and in so do
ing dare maintain them. Fall in
gentlemen. in two ranks form com
pany, by the right flank, right face
| file left, march. Atfectionately,
TURANDOT.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Free Market.

Noticing the continual reference IN
the New Orleans papers to the fact
that there exists in said city an insti-
tuition called the " Free Market" got
ten up with the benevolent 1--WE d
spise the word charitable" when ap-
plied to comforts dispensed to the
families of our brave soldiers who
risk their lives for whom-thc stay
at home CHARITABLE) and no more
than just intentions of dealing out to
the families Of soldiers, food that they
by right should have. Noticinsa as we
remarked above the oft made allu-
sions to the subject, reminds us that
in this city, We have Free Market
for the benefit Of the families OF sol
diers. We notice this tor the gov
ernment Of city cotemporarles' SO
that when they commence blowing
with such powerful strain as to let
the gas" escape too freely, they will
|bear in mind that similar things per
lhaps, existed in their neighborhooc
Hong before they gave it a thought
ICo,ne, now, don't get "riled" and at
tack us altogether. We'll be crushed
Won do, and besides, we notice tha
quite lot of sweet potaties and corr
have been sent in for distribution t.
Those who are entitled to receive them
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Choice Of the People Of the Con
federate States.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
A. IL. STEPHE MS,
OF GEORGIA.
Electors.

Fo,. State at Large.
Charles Derbigny, Of Orleans.
Albert G.. Garter, of East Feliciana.
AZtcrNates.
James G.. Campbell, Of Natchitoches,
q. L.. Fuselier, of St. Mary.
ETa:st District.
Donatien Augustin, Of Orleans.
Francois Gardere, of Orleans, Alter
nate. -- -ts
Second District.
James z. Freret, of Orleans.
.J..C. Kicks, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Third District.
Edward Duffel, of Ascension.
louis Bush, of Lafourche, Alternate.
Fouyth District.
VIM. r. Barrow, Of West Feliciana'
Cyprien Dupre, St. Landry, Alternate
Fifth District.
Bartholomew Egan; ST., OF Blenville
Robert Hodges. Of Bossier, Alternate
iSirth District.
S. l.. Chambliss, of Carroll.
Orim Mayo, of Catahoula, Alternate
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Election Tickets.

As the time for the election of city
and parish officers is not far hence,
the respective candidates should have
their tickets printed, so as to enable
them to distribute them among their
friends. The "News" office has all
facilities for printing tickets with dis
patch, on the most reasonable terms
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are prepared to print at short
notice, business, wedding, or invita-
ton cards, in the neatest possible
style, at from So to So per thousand.
Other kinds Of Job Printing at New
Orleans prices. Business men should
avail themselves. of this opportunity
and prepare for the business season
Tickets for bakers, butchers, etc.
printed at 50 and $3.50 per thousand
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
BEAUREGARD WOUNDED!

HE undersigned wishes to OBJ
ain a situation as Teacher of Eng
lish and Mathematics in some well
established Male or Female School,
or as private instructor. He has
been successfully engaged in teach
ing during the last six years. and has
reason to expect liberal salary:
He refers. to all his patrons here,
and to the Faculty of the Georgia
Military Institute. He prefers sit
|uation in Louisiana.
j. II. STROTHER.
Ouitman, Wood Co. Texas, Oct. II
wat
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Capt. Schaffner, of the Shreveport
Rebels, is responsible for the follow
ing. He says:
During an engagement with the
Lincoln gunboats, a bombshell which
failed to explode. fell near an Irish
private, who instantly picked it up
and held it between his hands with
all his strength. Upon being ques-
toned as to his object, he answered
the captain thus
Arrah sure, an its to kape 1t from
bursting, your honor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Casualties at PensacOla.-Mr Green,
c.. S. A., give, the following official
report of the wounded now at the
Ladies' Hospital, Pensacola:
DL Jayison, 9th Miss: j b Day,
9th Miss: VIM. Denham, Est Fla,
Michel Mortimer, 1st La; Walter
Tuggle, + 'sH1, 5th Ala; P 0'Neil: lst Fla; =;
J 81 Barksdale, 10th Miss; l.. &
Wheeler, 5th Ca; w L L Haney,
9TH Ga; L c Hollingsworth, Ga.
Battalion A II Sharet. 1st Fla;
w Il Carson, 5th Ga; A Elder, Ga.
Battalion: R Kincade, 10th Miss;
Mr. Duffin, 1st La; Robort Antony,
Isaac Tamborn, w w Oderine, and
| J ii Biddon. The following have
since died :: T A Stillman, sth Miss;
Jas Hollington, 1st New York Ar
tillery J Bosall United States AT
tillery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Recruiting Notice.

lT is proposed by the friends Of Capt. Sam.
c. Head, to raise company for him I'm
this and adjoining parishes. All who are
desirous of uniting their fortunes with shim
for their Commander, will report themselves
at the Confederation in the city OF Shreve,
port, where their names will he received ana
particulars Of the service given. /.
Recruiting officers will soon be established
by the undersigned at other eligible points
in the adjoining districts, timely notice OF
Uniforms will be furnished; those who
first report themselves will, of course, be
the first supplied.
oct3tf TOM. +. BEALE
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
II. A. DREW.
TOM. 7. BEALE
oct:'tf
Branch Of the Citizens Bank, !

SHREVEPORT, 23d Sept, 1851.
VlNHlS BANK will, hereafter, pay
and receive at its counter, ut par,
the Treasury Notes Of the Contede-
rate States, and the Notes OF the other
Banks of New Orleans.
Owners of paper deposited in this
Bank for collection, unless willing to
be governed by this regulation are
requested to withdraw the same.
ULCER LAtNE,
so1-tf Cashier.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We have received the second num-
Der of a new paper just started in
New Orleans by Messrs. G. w. Clark,
w. w. Brisbin, and j. w. Overall, as
proprietors, and Mr.. Overall, Editor.
The style of the paper is. 50 New Or
leans Merchants and Manufacturers
journal" 1t is published at So per
annum, and in appearance, reflects
credit upon all concerned. Success
to you gentlemen.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Confederation Restaurant.
Formerly Gaitty.)

- F'ormeriy Gal"ty9
- AdjoiuingM tic Co4te4crdf'"|
Cogce Housc. Shreeepoft, La.
TGHuIS well Luown and popular ':;-
tablishment hasbeen removed a.
above, and is open for the accom'n'-
dation of the public. There VIII ''''
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the ShrsVep'f'
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o.;
u;obt. Families and parties VII,
nave their orders promptly atte,"l'''
no37vlv
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Gen. Lowell, who assumes the com
mand of the military department in
New Orleans, as the successor of
Gen. Twiggs, who resigned in conse-
ouence of i'll health, arrived in that
city on the 18th instant.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Capt. A. Schaffner, is at present IN
our city, by command of Major Gen.
Polk, to get recruits for his regiment,
now stationed at Columbus, Ky, per
sons wishing to enlist can apply at
Messrs. Ball g. Dashiel, or at the
Confederation coffee house.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
For the News.
Coura 6 e.

Courage, courage, courage 10
word full of, and OVERLOOKING with,
meaning, more so perhaps, than any
word in common use; it is imbosom-
ed by the soldier, and is never out OF
his mind, then have courage, neigh
Uors to keep out Of debt, as long as
possible, absolutely so if you can.
Debt is species Of Slavery. lhe
creditor owes the debtor to the ex-
tent Of his claim, for what does the
word claim mean, if not this .! In
pursuing this course you will be but
obeying the scriptural exhortation to
"owe no man anything" Have the
courage to wear your old coat, gown
pants, vest, hat, shoes, and even look
up YOUR old neck ties and gloves
and wear them so long as they last,
and when they are gone, perhaps you
may have the wherewiths to buy
new ones, upon the good old prlncl-
pie pay as you go;" ah' and don't
be afraid to have it known, why you
nrefer this course. Your neighbors
i will think none the worse Of you toi
your honest frankness, on the con
trary, they will think all the better
of you, If they are people whose gooo
. or bad opinion is worth considering
Have the courage to live on two meal:
a dav; yes, even On one, if two o
| the three you customarily partook o
, in better times, would now have t.
be procured with false pretenses.-
And what but moral, if not lega
+" false pretenses," is purchasing Will
"promises to pay which you know
in your inmost heart that there is n
prospect Of your meeting. Have th
lcourage to own that you are poor
no one whose opinion is valuable viii
think any the less Of you; and abov
;. all, nave tuc CouiStSC w DS u "'A''"
:, lhonest and just. Just to your ow
- (sense of right, as well as to the sens
of others, and so you will maintai
: your self respect as well as the respe'
Of others, and these will constitu'
no small capital to start afresh witt
n when better times come, as ere Ion
4. they will to those who are prude,
t, in their expenditures. Our ladie
r. bless them,. with their intuitive pc
At etration, have seen the necessity
lie reducing to practice our thought
and even before the first company
our brave soldiers left this parish,
III defence of their hearth stones, th'
H. had donned the sun bonnet, and nc
le we see them, instead Of buying ne
10. dresses and shoes, so into the arm
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Messrs. Stewart, & Jewell, as will
be seen by reference to their card, in
tend establishing the cash principle
after the 1st of December, proximo.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorized to announce IL.
R.CRISP, the present incumbent, IL
a candidate for reelectlonto the of''S''
Of ASSESSOR, at the ensuing es"r-
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Ncw Gun Factory IN Nas}scaAe.-
The Nashville Banner says

The Nashville Banner says
We are glad to notice that the new
gun factory on South Cherry street.
is rapidly growing up, and promises
to be one of the most efficient in the
country. It's to be we learn three
stories high. 1t will extend from
Cherry to College street, fronting fiji
tv feet on each street. 1t is owned
by a joint stock company, who have
both the ability and public spirit to
make it a model mandatory. We
learn that the owners will furnish II
with all the appliances of modern
art, making it both an honor,t oul
city, and a boon to our country.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

To Cure Dyspcpsia.-Take a New
axe, put a white hickory handle in IT.,
bore hole in the top of the handle,
fill the hole with gum camphor, and
seal it up. Then take the axe and
cut cord word at fifty cents cord un-
til the heat of the axe dissolves the
camphor. This remedy has never
been known to fail. .....
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorized to anno"nr'
PETER II. CKOCkER, as a can
ii late for the office of Assessor. at
the ensuing election, in November
next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
Restaurant.

Ig>HE undersigned would respect
fully inform the citizens OF Shr'N',
port and vicinity. that he, has opened
y RESTA URANT on Texas street
near Market, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends ann
customers, from o'clock, A. NJ. mt
II. p. NJ, with warm or cold meals
ryTo Boarders by the month on
week. a liberal deduction will be mao"
yIn54-6m y. "A. = II '"i-'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

Weave authorized to annouhce
Prof w. II. n. MAGRuDER, OF
R,,on Rouge, as a candidate 70: tn"
Office of Superintendent OF l"n'''
Education.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorised to announce ny
name Of J. II. CJNNlNGil y VI =
Esq, of Natchitoehes, 1 as ssa can"1ua1s ,tT1'r
for the Office nf STATE SENAIpl,
for this district.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We arc authorized to announce
ISRAEL w. PLCkENS. as a can
aidate for the Office of Sheriff, at the
ensuing election. pi''''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

,Veare authorized 10 announce MY
THOMAS II. SIMPSON as !; can
didate for the Office of SE III
/ ;hc ensuing election. l''"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorized to anno'nc"
DR. w. BUTLER, AS candi-
date for the State Senate, tor tht
Parish of Caddo, Bossier, Sabine q
Nathitoclles. pau.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorised to announce,
tM. II. J. ALSTON, as Il candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, at the en-"-
ing election. P'''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorized To announce sh'
name of c. S. GROOM, for the oitlce
RECORDER Election lst Monday
in November. P'''"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorised to announce
r.. II. PITTS, as candidate ior r.
election, for the Office Of RECofDElS
Election on the first Monday III NO
yember.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We are authorized. 10 anouar'
DR w. w. GEORGE, as a caiidi-
date for seat in the lower branch
of the Legislature, OF l'"'u s'"l'a, III
the election in November. pald
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

We arc authorized to annonnse we
name of r. Whit Esd, as "a ean"idat" :c'
reelection, to the Legislator, tor the t;',sh l.
of Caddo. .rt -.. a....t pi'''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24
CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce
RICH ARD II. .HACKEI'I, as
candidate for SHERIFF, Of the Pa
rish of Caddo, at the election III NO.
yember. ...s......... .,..........<
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-24

WE are authorized to announce
CHILDERS, Tor the
LOWER BRANCH OF THE lAEulstA-
TIRE, for this Parish. pa'd
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-06-22
PubliShed Nam d 1881.
CHAPTER I1.-Extra Session

CHAPTER 11-Extra Session
AN Act TO amend section five Of chapter four
Of the General Laws of 1851, Extra Session,
entitled can act to provide military force
for immediate service to aid in protecting
and defending the Constitution and the IN
ion"
The Rs2Ite tie State Of V-jscoasip, represcr-
ted in SG1ate and A&Scne5iy do enact as toOo@s:
Sec. /. Section five eff chapter four of the
General Laws of 1861, extra session, entitled
ian act to provide a military force for immedi-
ate service to aid in protecting and defending
the Constitution and the Union" is hereby
amended by inserting after the word ''proyid-
ed' where it last occurs in said section, the
words after having been mustered into the
service Of the State three months"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved May q, 1861.