The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-30


who refuses or nrglects TO turn out and ap-
pear Immediately on being notified by any
officer OF his brigade, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding ten dollars, TO be collected
as herein provided; the Aforesaid fines shall
go into the military fund; Provided, That in
all cases ofdemand Or requisition for militia
ry force by the Sheriff or Mayor, it shall be
by application TO the superior commissioned
officer in rank at the time present in the city,
town, or county where such service is reqrfr-
ed.
CoMMASDANTs TO CALL oCT TROOPS
SEC. 25 Comm andants Of divisions, brig
AIDES, e2iments, battalions squadrons orccm-
panieS shall have power and are hereby requi-
red TO call out their respective commands for
the suppression Of riots, or to assist civil off,
GERS in the execution of the laws, when cal
led upon to DO SO by the proper authorities,
and shall be furnished with ammunition TO
be paid for out Of the county treasury, on tho
order Of the commanding officer Of such mil
itary force.
PAY, WHEN UNDER ORDER OF SHERIFF OR
MAYOR.
SEC. 26. All commissioned and non-com-
missioned officers, and each and every mem
Der Of any independent or volunteer compa- =.
ny shall receive one dollar and fifty cents per
day, or one dollar and fifty cents per night,
or three dollars for each day and night to
gether, when serving under the order of n
Sheriff of their county or the order of the
Mayor of their city, to suppress riots, mobs,
OF to enforce the civil law, to lie paid out of
the county treasury, on the order of the said
Sheriff or Mayor aforesaid.
MUsTERs IN EACH YEAR.
Sec. 27. There shall be three company
musters in each year, from nine O'Clock a. M
to four p. N. Of each day, between the first
of April and the flist of September at such
time and place as the cOmmandant Of such
company Shall direct which shall he held at
a convenient place to meet, and whenever
there is not a sufficient number of companies
in any brigade, to be organized into squadlons
battilons or regiments, so us to perform
camp duty, such company shall muster two
days in each year, between the first Of Sep
tember and the first of November, and each
days muster it shall be the duty of the COM
mandant of each company TO have the roll
called by one of the sergeants of bis compa-
ny, at ten o'clock, a. H. and shall note all de-
linquents.
ENcAMPMENT MUSTER.
Sec 28 There shall be held once in each
year, brigade muster and encampment Of
all the volunteer militia in each brigade, com
mencing at ten o'clock, a. m. and continuing
not more than six nor less than two days.
Said musterand encampment shall be held
at the most suitable place. to be selected by
the brigade quarter master, under the drec-
tion Of the commandant Of brigade, and the
officers and soldiers forming such encamp-
7ment, Shall be drilled in accordance with the
requirements Of the rules and usages Of the
United States army, and the commandant of
each brigade shall give thirty days public no.
tee of the time and place of such muster,
which shall be held i'll the month of July,
August or September.
SEC. 90 1t shall be the duty Of the COM
mandant Of division during the eneampmcnt
aforesaid, to review and cause to be Inspected
each brigade of volunteer militia within his
division: Provided, That lie shall not be COM
pelled to visit more than three bligades in any
one year.
BRIGADE CoCRT-How ORGANIZED.
Sec 30 a brigade court for the assess
ments Of fines on all delinquents, consisting
Of the commandant Of brigade, and the COM
mandants Of regiments, battalions or squad
rons, ard such other commissioned officers as
the commandant Of brigade may deSgnate
Provided, I'll at whenever there is no rcgi-
ment, battalion, or squadron officers within
such brigade, then the commandent of brig
ade shall hold such brigade court, composed
of the company officers of any volunteer or
independent company or companies within
the bounds of HIS brigade, or shall hold such
courts composed of his own staff, or both,
and all as he may think proper, which court
shall be held on that day two weeks fiom he
first day Of tie encampment muster as aiore-
slid; and the commandant OF brigade shall
,.,,- al n&, 10 =,
caml ment muster, at what time and place
said brigade court is to he held.
POWER TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS.
SEC. 81. The officers constituting said
brigade courts shall SIT as a court to assess
fines upon all brigade, commissioned and staff
officers returned to said court by the brigade
inspectors; said officers shall also act as a
board Of appropriation, distribute and apply
the military fund as they shall deem best cal
c Hated to promote tie efficiency and thorough
discipline Of the volunteer militia; Provided,
That all appropriations of the military fund
shall be in accordance with the requirements
of this act.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR TO COLLECT FINES.
SEC. 80. The brigade inspector shall at
tend brigade court and shall keep an accurate
record Of the proceedings, and also the appro-
priation OF the military fund, and shall make
a list Of all fines by the brigade court, inclu-
ding also, the fines assessed on delinquent
brigade, commissioned and staff officers, q
copy of which list, signed by the command
ant of brigade, as president OF said court, and
attested BY himself as inspector of brigade,
he shall forthwith transmit TO the Treasurer
Of said county in said brigade, and another
attes ed copy to any Justice of the Peace Of
the :ownship wherein such delinquent resides;
and the Justice shall then proceed according
to the provisions of this act, and any person
interested can attend to prosecute said suits,
and said Justice shall render Judgment, and
Ipay over all moneys collected by him TO the
county Treasurer of said county, to belong TO
the military fund in the proper brigade, and
by him shall be received disbureed and ac-
counted Tor in the same manner as be is re-
qUired to do with the military fund herein
provided for; and all persons fined and feeling
aggrieved may appeal from the decision Of tho
j usiice of the Peace.
CAMP EoUlPAGE AND coLoRs TO BE FUR
NIsnED.
Sec 49, Every volunteer company, and
every field officer shall be furnished with
camp equpage, and every volunteer compa-
ny regiment, squadron and battalion shall be
furnished with suitable coors, TO be paid for
out of the military fund as in other cases;
and each company shall be entitled to and re-
Iceve from such unexpended military fund in
their respective counties the sum of ten dol
dollars for the purchase Of musical instruN
mcnts.
COMPENSATION TO OFFICERS
Sec. a. Brigade inspectors shall be al
lowed such compensation by the board Of ap-
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