The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05

the friends Of the banks would join Ill passing bills for
the relief Of the cotton and sugar planters The bill
for the relief of the planters passed both houses
by large najorities His excellency suddenly has con
stitutona scruples! after having about twelve months
previously swallowed the greater portion Of his naugu
raj oatl Governor Moore has heretofore been repre-
sented as very good citizen, but without the least
capacity as il statesman. Some intimate chat be is a
perfect plant tool in the hands Of clique, whose only
4 God is money! no matter how it is made.
Militia Law.
/ The following sections from The mitala are ap-
picable to this section: There are many other points
of interest in the law which is a very long one:
/ SEC IS Be it further enacted etc. That the duties
Of All officers noucommissioned officers and privates,
Shall be such by military Law and usage are required
of similar grades in the army Of the Confederate States
! and by the laws of this State.
SEC. 20 Be it further enacted, etc. That all rcsg-
nations shall be addressed to the conmander-n-ehef
and officer Shall be released from the duties apper
tanning his Office under the plea that be has resign
/ ed until he produce the written acceptance of his
resignation from the commander-inchief or an official
order from the same source.
She. H. BE il further enacted etc That every Off
Ger who accepts commission shall be bound to serve
for the period prescribed by this act unless he become
| disqualified by law.
SIC. % BE il further enacted ETC., That all non
commissioned officers Of companies shall be appointed
BIZ the captains OF their companies and shall be Obliged
to serve three years; certificate of their appoint
mont io,ra8 nv the cantafn or commander of ther
! ho+f,Ifon shall he fau evidence of .Fa;r rank
Srr % Ia II further enacted Of. That rho d,v
after every company, battalion regimcHta drill or other
review the orderly sergeant shall make list Of
| 49, Nh, boy-, C,iIsd +, o+tord lid roria,- rrotj
i,; 49,, ,o,,i,.;r,5 ,e4,r ~ ;,.t TI,iI;,+
iu r oart;fnj IN I'M oriaI,, sorraa,+ INA II, t,n
\ , ,r,,, lr,r NV ro,,rv j IN tr. ~ M I'LL
and iii were battalion muster tho alir1tant aIi
I b I;t If Tive al,.a,,t st1fr r,l,;l h.. sIII s;,,
III - 10 ofic,r Who commended tha r,srt or
h+t,In ID I'M. ti,na NJ I,,Istcr 7ha Iist .6a M III
+l i, H. ma n, }ir, r.ror5
- h ,o,,rf If assessment before i+s nayt sfttirr
/ lrc 40 Re n further enacted etc That no drtaah-
1T .l H. r.,,,i,,d t., serve more thar, tre, months
at one time unless in case of urgent necessity when
rhe comuanerin-chief is authorised 10 detain them
siv months Ioracr Tie time Of Going I'd ha pace Of
rendezvous and returning from he place Of discharge
! i not counted in the term of service
grc n Re il further enacted etc That every Off
car M te militia is authorised in case Of sudden and
rgant DANCER to ca his command into immediate ser-
ye And defai it until the necessity ceases or supe-
rior officer dispisses him Immediate notice of dan
nr must a-avs be sent to the nearest superior officer
SIC, SO Be il further enacted etc That the keep
H., M All ferries allowed to collect tolls either under
I'LL authority 81 the State or Of tie parishes must pass
III s,rs s,l1,iecf 70 military duty their horses and
eqP'Se' I Ie' VI ta rl s % tn, al
S"'l'l S'"u = ~ S IL ] - $3.50
l"isr - II sso' I' IL " e1 i III ~; lg.si !;
OelI Ilpu'.ai u ~. tI Ial =, = ''-
"'lgn VIZ i,ss' $500 aoot, ,to rh,
'aaC, o. 5 ~ - ii1o
hoA"luS M e. s,,o II,
LII pIa't ',t,' / @ Al 3f,', ionr III
~ - ,,,ea ,assfn oIolI ti nnl rad
iess II os oue t +2t Il 2 ~ -
Vi u ".l o'.g ti,o ,oa.,,,ir ,.r
n0So :, ,,j ooyt him 70 nrson If fbera ho one
oiat A. coa lin under nuard if there ( not
cor ,,o+ ~, i'm twelve honrs
~ III i rrfber enacted e, That arms and
oo,tr1,ats sbalI he issued from the State armory
,,,oaTdr roInents or corns anon
~ T.. s,a+ serTity for tbe safe ,erning Of
~, II rntnrn ten When reoufrcd III lho
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