The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-04

note, payable to such company in such SUM as
the board of directors shall determine, subject
to such assessment on the same, to pay losses,
as is provided in said act; and shall also pay
such an amount in money not exceeding fifteen
per cent, as shall be determined by said board
to pay the incidental expenses OF such company.
and to put such company in funds as required
by the 14th section of said act and to keep
up the same as it may be drawn out, to pay
losses and expenses; and at the expiration Of the
time of insurance, the said note, or such part
Of the same as shall remain unpaid after deduct
ing all losses and expenses accruing during
said term. shall be relinquished and given up to
the maker thereof
Sec, 2. That the 4th section Of said recited
act be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act to be in force from its pas
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......... s.W, gibson,
Speaker p. {. Of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
Pesident of the Senate.
mo. 97,l .s,.s
AN ACT
For the further Organization and Discipline Of
the Militia and Volunteer Militia.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio That sections four and
five of ian act to organize and discipline the
militia and volunteer militia" passed March
28 Disappointing for the enrolment by town
ship assessors of those subject to military duty
and payment therefor, be and the same is here
by repealed -ts -.+.- - ...a.. ..., .......,..
Sec. 2. That beside the blank forms now re-
quired of the adjutant general there shall be is
sued from time to time, under the authority o.
the commander-in chief, such general regua-
tons concerning the organization and govern
ment Of the militia, as will better promote the
discipline and order thereof and supply such
practical details as are needed to make that or
ganization systematic and complete. ..
Sec. 8. That the commander-in-chiefm may, il
he deem the same advisable order camp of
instruction to be held once year. for four days.
during the period Of legal encampments, at
which time the officers of the volunteer militia
shall be drilled in the school of the soldier and
the details of their command
Sec. 4. That the proceeds of sales of useless
arms and equipments hereafter received shall
be applied to the alteration and repair of such
collected arms as are of old patterns, but worth
alteration and repair; and if there be any bal
ance, the same shall be applied for the purpose
Of camp cquipage, proportioned to the number
Of arms in use in the State.
Sec 5. That all arms in possession of volun-
teer companies shall be kept in armorts, and
shall not be taken therefrom except for military
purposes. '''
Sec g. That in all cases where no elections
have been held for generals of division or bri-
gade. or vacancies hereafter arise, through fail
urc to elect the counties forming such division
or brigade territory shall be attached to other
divisions or brigades, by order of the comman-
der in chief until the divisions shall be so re-
duced and defined as to correspond with the
nine constitutional judicial d distrcts. and the
number Of brigades to that Of the judicial sub
districts; provided that no such absorption shall
lessen the presentnumber ofbrgades in hamilton
county, nor affect the command Of officers who
have been already commissioned.
Sec. T. That the adiutant general shall keep
the records, volumes and papers o that depart,
ment in an Office at the state house, which he
shall hold in common with the quarter master
general, and he Shall be allowed for the clerical
labor Of that office the sum Of four hundred
dollars annually, to be pad semi annually, as
the salary of the Acknowledgement is now paid.
He shall make annual report Of all matters COM
ing within his department, which report shall
be submitted to the governor before each meet
ing OF tne gcIeFai aSSelnoly, ne snail aSO, SO ar
as practicable, inspect, and in the absence of
the commander, in Chief review at brigade en-
campments, make report thereof and keep ac-
curate account Of the actual expenses therein
incurred which shall be paid. from the contingent
fund appropriate TO his Office, but without fur
ther compensation for such service.
Sec. g. The commander-in chief shall cause
two thousand copies Of the acts tsconcerning pub
lie arms and the organization of the militia,
with an index thereto, and all needed forms
and blanks to be printed in pamphlet form and
distributed under the direction Of the adjutaut
general, Of which number one fourth shall be
bound with substantial cover for exchange with
other states, and for the use OF general officers
and commandments Of regiments, battalions
and companies, and the remaining three-fourths
shall be bound with paper only. a
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. ......... .
w B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
4 MARTIN WELKER,
7 President of the Senate. =
March 2G, 1859. H a' 4a.