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Governor johnson, of Louisiana, has
taken upon himself the responsibility OF in
structing the Paymaster to pay the Nolun-
teers from that State, the full amount OF
their service, without making any deduc-
tion for the amount furnished them for six
months clothing.


This, we think, is nothing more than
Justice to the volunteers. They enlisted
for six months-were willing and anxious
TO serve that length of time, and if the
Secretary OF War saw proper to order their
discharge before the expiration of the time
for which they enlisted, they should not be
made to suffer any loss thereby. 1t is
miserable Pittance they are allowed fol
their services, and it would be rank injus'
tice to take from that small piltance the
amount furnished them for clothing.