The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-24

Ipline Of the volunteer militia; Provided
| That all appropriations Of the military
fund shall be in accordance with the re-
Iquirements Of this act.
RRgaADE INSPECTOR TO CoLLECr FtNgs.
Sec. 80. Tho brigade inspector shall At
tend brigade court and shall keep an ep4
ourate record Sf the proceedings, and al
so the appropriation Of the military fund,
and shall make list Of al lines by The
brigade court, including, also. the 6nes
assessed on delinquent brigade. commiss
ioned and staff officers, q copy Of which
list signed by the oommandant Of brig
ade. as president OF said court, and aties-
ted by himself as inspector of brigade,
he shall forthwith transmit to the Treas
uror oe seid voupty iu SAID Dngqde, aud
another atltsted copy TO any Justice Of
the Peace Of the township wherein such
delinquent resides; and the Justice shall
th,n proceed according to the provisions
OF this act, aud any person interested m
At end to prosecute said suits. and said
Justice shall render Judgment. and pay
over all moneys collected by him to the
sounty Treasurer Of sal county, to be-
long TO the military fund in the proper
brigade, and by him shall be received,
disbursed. and accounted Tor in the same
manner as he is required to do with the
military fund herein provide for; and all
persons fined and feeling aggrievod may
appeal from the decision Of the Justice OF
The Peace.
CAMP EQUIrPAGE AND 6oLoRs FuRNieH-
I'D.
Sec. SO. Every volunteer company and
every field officer shall be furnished with
camp equippage, aud every volunteer
company, regiment, squadron and battal.
ion, shall be furnished with suitable col
ors. to be paid for out Of the military fund
as in other cases; and each company shall
be entitled g. and receive FROM such .uQ-
expended military fund in their respective
counlies, the sum of ten dollars for the
purchase Of musical instruments.
CONVERSATION TO OFFICERS.
Sec. 81. Brigade inspectors shall bo AL
lowed such compens ,tion BY the boar of
appropriation, as they shall decree just
and reasonable, aud members of brigade
courts at the rate Of two dollars per day
for their services for the period aror ssaid
The Quaror Master General, for the
prompt and full discharge Of all the du-.
Ties enjoined upon HIM, shall receive an
annual salary of four hundred dollars. and
the Adjutant General fora u lii Charge OF
his dwy. shall receive an annual salary of
three hundred dollars, both to be paid
semi.annually. out of the State Treasury,
on the order Of the Auditor of State, ap-
proved by the commander in chief.
Sac ~ Gf. af'e- t,ayihls all a raf,s up-
on tho military fund, hereihbefore speci-
fed, there shall remain surplus in any
division or brigade. it shall bo appropria
Ted to procure or build a suitable armory
in which to preserve aud safely keep the
arms and equipments OF the State, under
the direction of the commandant Of brig.
ade, and paid for upon his order, out oI
the fund aforesaid.
ARMY REGUhATioSS.
$50, 80. All parades, masters and en-.
campmentsi held under the provisions o.
his act, shall be governed as near as may
be, by the rules and regulations adopted
for the government OF the army Of the
United States.
OLD oFFtoERs NAY HoLD THEIR COMMISSIONS
SEo. 81. The commissioned officers of
all companies, squadrons, battalions, or
regiments, exempt from military duty by
the provisions of this act, who ara now
uniformed and equipped, as required by
law, may hold their commissions for the
term OF i've yoars from the date thereof
and may at their option, attend the brig.
ade musters required by this act, and
shall hereafter be exempt from tho per.
formance Of military duty in time Of peace,
and from the pigment Of zines required
by this act.
CERTIFICATE TO COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
SEC. 3S. Any oiIiyer declared elected
shall, afior the expiration of ten days, b,
entitled TO receive certificate from the
officer ordering such election. which Ger
tlicatea I'd taking the necessary oath, shal
sntille such officer to command and tC
vote at elections. and to perform such
other duties as may pertain to the Office
to which he Is elected, until the commits
sion can be procured; and in all cases the
officer giving such certificate shall admin
lister to such officer the necessary oa /
Of office. and endorse the same on tn,
back ofhis certificate, With the day anC
date on which such oath was administer
ed; Provided also, that every staff Office
who may be, appointed. shall also DO en-
titled 70 certificate ia like manner.
REsioN4TIoEs.
SEo 80. For good cause shown, tn,
mmander-in-ohief MAY accept the res
ignation Of Major Generals, Major. Gene
rails may accept the resignation OF Briga
dier Generals, within their respective di
visions; Bligader Generals may acoep
the resignation Of Colouels, or The com
andants of regiments Lieutenant. Colo
oaels, Majors, Captains. and Lieutenants
aud for good cause shown, the command
ant Of any regiment, squadron, or battall
ion, shall accept the resignation Of an
regimenla, squadron or battalion ste
officer; Provided, also. that Brigade
and MAJOR Generals may accept the res
ignaiion of their own staff odicersj au
in all cases. when resignation is acoep
ted, the cause OF such resignation shall 8
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