The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-21

ing On ordinance duty, one hundred and
sixty-two dollars; of Captains, one hun
dred and thirty dollars; Lieutenants, nine
ty dollars; second Lieutenants, eighty
dollars. The Adjutant, in addition to his
pay as Lieutenant, the sum of ten dollars
per month. Officers serving in the Light
Artillery, OF performing ordnance duty,
shall receive the same pay as officers Of
cavalry of the same grade
16. The monthly pay of officers in the
infantry regiment: Colonel, one hundred
and nincty-ive dollars; Lieutenant Colo
nels, one hundred and seventy dollars;
Majors, one hundred and fifty dollars;
Captains, one hundred and thirty dollars;
first Lieutenants, ninety dollars; second
Lieutenants, eighty dollars; and the ed
iutant, in addition to his pay as Lieuten-
ant, ten dollars per month.
II. The monthly pay of officers of cav
airy: Colonel, two hundred and ten dol
lars; Colonel, one hundred
and eighty-fvc dollars; Major, one hun
dred and sixty-two dollars; Captains, one
hundred and forty dollars; first Lieuten-
ants, ono hundred dollars; second Lieu
tenants, ninety dollars; and the Adjutant
ten dollars per month, in addition to his
pay as Lieutenant.
IS. The pay of the officers ofthe general
staff Except those of the musical depart
ment) will be the same as officers Of cav
airy of the same grade. The annual sal
ary of the Surgeon-General is three thou
sand dollars, with fuel and quarters
monthly pay of Surgeons of ten years
service in that grade, two hundred dol
lars. A Surgeon of less time service, one
hundred and sixty-two dollars. Assistant
Surgeon of ten years service, one hun
dred and fifty dollars. Assistant Surgeon
of five years, one hundred and thirty dol
lars, and four assistants of less than five
years service, one hundred and ten dollars.
10. There shall be allowed, in addition
to the pay hcrcinbeforc provided, to eve
ry commissioned officer, except the Sur
geon- General, nine dollars per mouth for
every five years services; and to the Off
GERS of the army of the United States,
who have resigned or may resign to be
received into the service Of the Confeder-
ate States, this additional pay shall be al
lowed from the date of their entrance in
to the former service. There shall also
be an additional monty allowance, to ev-
cry general officer commanding in chief a
separate army, actually in the field, the
sum of one hundred dollars.
20. The pay aforesaid shall be III full OF
all allowances except forage, fuel, quar-
tcrs and travelling expenses, while trav-
cling under orders, &c.
21. Allows forage to officers, &c,
%. Monthly pay of enlisted men; Ser
geants or master worllmen of Engineer
corps, thirty-four dollars; Corpor9ls or
or oversecrs, twenty dollars; privates OF
first class or artifcers, seventeen dollars;
privates of second class, or laborcrs and
musicians, thirteen dollars. Sergeant
Major of Cavalry, twcnty-one dollars;
frstSergeants, twenty dollars; Scrgcants,
seventeen dollars; Corporals, farrics and
black-smiths, thirteen dollars; musicians,
thirteen dollars; musicians, thirteen dol
lars; privatcs, twelve dollars; first Ser
geants, twenty dollars; Sergcants, seven
teen dollars; Colporals and artifcers,
thirteen dollars and privatcs, eleven dol
lars Non-commissioned officers, artifi-
GERS, musicians and privates serving in
light batteries shall receive the same pay
as those of cavalry.
%. The President is authorized to en-
list all master worlzmen necessary to the
ordnance service, not excccdinglone hun
dred men, and at salaries ranging from
thirteen to thirty-four dollars per month.
"A. Each enlisted man shall receive one
ration per day and clothing.
25. Refers to Communication of rations.
26. The Secretary of War is directed
to prescribe the duties of every depart
ment Of service.
27. Requires Quartcrmasters and Com
missarics to give bonds.
%. Prohibits any officer from being in
terested i'll purchases made for the army.
%. The rules and articles of war of the
United States, with slight exceptions,
adopted by Congress of Confederate