Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27


 sentence of general cont-martiai
 SEC 5 ter nactd That the rules and regulations by the have heretofore been ercl and the resolves of Congress eeuno amexed and respecting same shall cnceot be void and of effect except far may relate any transactions under them prior the romnSaton o tins act at the several posts and sarsons respectively occupied b any part of the army of the Confederate States.
 APPROVED, April 10, 1906.
 EXTRACTS FROM ACTS OF CONGRESS-.
 l. If any nonconnsyoncl officer musician or private shall desert of the Confederate States, he ha in addition to the penal ties mentioned in the rules and articles of be liable to serve for and during such period time may have served previous descon to the full of his enstmen and such soldier may tried by martial anl punished although hcnde,l or trol.-. .iu IG1 AorcE 1892 sr. IS.
 Z soldier in the army of the Confederate States shall subject punishment of death, dcsetion time of
 S muck of fine act for establishing rules and articles for the the Confederate States authorizes the l"n'.i ] i h ", Sv I,l i% I6M iE.u 1sl. sec '
 f. The seventh section entitled making further provision for the army of the United Sates passed the sixteenth of May thousand eight hundred and twelve shall be" and the same rcpeeI applies any enlisted soldier who shall be convicted by general court martial of the crime of deSeiond 70 Morrh 1893;
 commanding separate department shall be the prosecutor of any inc army the Confederate States under his command general for the trial of such officer shall be appointed by President of the Confederate statesa 2:W oy lS5o m to the secretary him laid before the President for his confirmation approval, orders in the caSelH 2M R lS30
 So much of the sixyGh article of the first section establishing rules articles for the of the armies o the United passed the tenth April eighteen hundred and cpugnant hereto, shall be- and the hereby lepcae a 29M Noy, 1880, sec 3.
 S. Whenever general courtmalta shall be ordered, the President appoint fit to act judge and where the President shall not have made such appointment the bgaier general or the president of the court may make the saIne.-Id l6M -Narch, 1892, 2
 That shall be the duty the masters department in present duties, receive from the purchasing department and distribute the Confederate all clothing and camp garrison equage required for the of the troops and 1t shall be the duty of the general under edlecon o the secretary of prescribe and enforce under the provisions o s system accountability for all clothing and qua9e issued to the army.
 every captain commander of company detachment or recruiting station other officer who shall have received clothing camp epage the his command for issue to the troops the general at the expiration ot each resu lar of the year, quarterly returns of such sucS according the which may be prescribed accompanied by the requisite vouchers that shall have been mae which vouchers due examination by the general shall be for settlement to the officer of the treasury depart
 That it shall be the duty officers charged with the issue of clotng supplies carefully the same from waste supplies tine value thereof shall be charged aSan the delinquent ana deducted from monthly pay unless he shall how to the of the secretary of by one or more deposos' es @ the of the that the said debcency was Y accident actual without fault part and of damage he shall also De subject to charge TOT damage actually sustained unless he shall how m Ike to the war; that due care and attention were gvsn o @ the nspnp sa 1s6M s My saG : damage ' not
 To- That any person shall sel exchange or give barter or ds of tuou uo or @ wne . '0 n hn sn a % M n nn G % d" lars and if nv person shall introduce attempt to introduce spruou liquor into the Indian country except such supplies necessary the officers of the Confederate States and troops the under the direction o the war such person three hundred doiaS ana any urerntenle Indian affairs Indian agent or subgen com andg military post has reason to suspect or Is informed that any white pon Indian abou to introduce or has introduced any pruous into the Indian country violation of e nrovons of this secion shall be law for such superintendent Indian agent subagen military officer agreeab to such egula lions as may the President of the Confederate States, packages and places of deposit of such searched prtuons quor or wine is found the goods boas packages per of such persons shall be seized and delivered the proper and shall be proceeded against by libel the proper and oeite oneha to the use the nlerme to the Confederate States and such trader shall be revoked and his bond suit lawful for in the service of the States Indian take and destroy ardent the Indian cuny excepting military supplies as mentioned in this section-d 30M June, 1854, 20
 hat person whatever shall within the limits of the Indian country up dy for manufacturing ardent spirits shall forfeit and pay penalty of one thousand dollars and shall the superintendent of Indian affairs Indian uagent within the limits of whose the shall be set continued forthwith destroy and break the and employ the military force of the Confederate States executing that duty.-1ia 30M Jane 1881, sec. Fl.
 12 That the twentieth section of the ac to regulate trade and with the Indian tribes and the from approved heh eighteen hundred and thirty on be- the hereby amended that addition the fines thereby imposed who shall M exchange barter give, dispose of piruous liquor wine to Inda in the Indian country who shall introduce attempt to introduce any spiruous liquor or