Of Brigade ohargsd with the execution Of ths ordsr
BY order Of the Of the Militia Of
the State. CHARLES N. ROWLEY,


Adjutant and Inspector General

HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DIVISION L. NJ,


New Orleans, May and, lS46.
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HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DIVISION L. M,


New Orleans, May and lS46.


GENERAL ORDERs-No. 6.


lst-ln obedience to Order No l. emanating from the
Head Quarters Of the Commander in Chief dated this
day. making requsiton upon the State Of Louisiana for
four regiments of infantry to reinforce the Army OF DC
cupaton under General Taylor the frontiers Of Tex
rs the Major General commanding the lst Division l..
NJ relies with confidence upon the zeal and patriotism OF
the citizen soldiers of this division in promptly filling the
requon without the resort to draft and he hopes the
REQUIRED number of volunteers will be Immediately
rolled and that the officers Of the lst division Will ioh
with take the necessary measures TO can INTO he service
Of the United States such volunteers as may oher their
services in order that they be organized into COM
panics, battalions and regiments


2d-As soon organized, the commanding offcers
will report Division Head Quarters in order that they
be mustered into the service of the United States


3d.-The term of enlistment will be for six months un
less sooner discharged.


4th.-An necessary arms, equipments and camp equ
page will be furnished the troops by the paymaster Of
the department of the U. $. army


BY order of Maj Gen. John L. Lewis, commanding ls
Division, L. CHARLES A. LABUZAN,


Acting Inspector of Division
LOUISIANA HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES., SATURDAY,
MAY 2Mr. Noise Immediately the roll being called
over moved TO dispense with the reading OF the journal
and, with leave of the House. presented bill to provide
tor the raising Of four regiments Of volunteers The bill
provides that appropriation of 100000 shall be made
forthwith for the purpose Of equppng said volunteer
giments to consist Of artillery cavalry and infantry and
that the said appropriation be paid out in such
the Governor may think fit Mr. Noise said in present
ing the bill that i was unnecessary to make single OBJ,
servaton The circumstances of the moment warranted
the step was no time for alkingt was time TO ac T.
The bill was Immediately read first timo, passed
through Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Farrar in the
chair and adopted with acclamaton Tho committee
and reported the bill to the House, where was
read third time by its title, and passed with repeated
acclamaion The House then adjourned.


In THE SEsArE.-The above bill transmitted i'm.
mediately the Senate where it went through its
several readings, and was passed unanimously


joint resolution presented by Mr.. Parham, which
was also adopted unanimously -


Resolved, That this Legislature is willing to meet such
appropriations the Governor Of Louisiana may deem
necessary for our national defences and our national
honor


mously concurred in