The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

! or, he shall draw hts WArrAns % ~
Treasurer for tie amount 80 ceEtitsd 9
due each member of said Board Of Md
ical Examiners, to be paid BY the STATE
Treasurer out of the War and Defense
! Fund.
! l.. The quartermaster general, pay.
master general, and assistant quaresr
master generals, and the quaftefusstsss
and paymasters of regiments shsll DIX
with The Governor satisfactory bosds fol
the faithful discharge Of the dates oA
their respective Offices, and spon approx
al by the Governor, said bonds shall Be
fled with the Adjutaat General.
: is. The pay and allowances fes oil
troops (excep. for the staff Of the Com
mander.in Chief,) when called into the
actual service of the State shall be the
same as that of corresponding grades IN
the United States army.
10 During the time employed m
calling cut and organizing troops for the
United States service and daring the
time such troops remain in the actual
service of this State, the Adjutant Gen
cral shall be entitled to the full pay and
allowances of a Colonel Of Cavalry in The
United States army and at other times
his salary shall be nt the rate Of $500 per
annum.
5 20 During the time employed In
calling ont and organizing troops for the
United States service and darisg The
time such troops rem in Ne ses1e3
service Of this State, the Quarter1sster
General shall be entitled to the full pay
and allowances Of Lieutenant Colonel
of Cavalry in the United States army and
at other times his salary shall be st the
rate Of 5000 per annum.
SCI During the time the pay master
general shall be employed in paying
troops while they remain in the aetsal
service Of the State, he shall be entitled
to the fall pay and allowances Of Lisss.
Col of Cavalry
5 -. Companies other than oftAs In
lantry arm, to be organized under tho
provisions of this act must FIRST be au-
thori2cd by special orders Of the coin
mandcr-in chief.
s23. There shall be Sled and kept In
the Adjutant Generals office Of this
State, a complete roll of ca.h Of the COM
panics organized under the provisions of
this act, and record Of the date of the
organization of each company, and Of the
enlistment of each member thereof.
-. Said roll shall be made annually
by the faptain or cor.n,andiDy officer Of
each company on or before the first Mon.
day in July, and a copy of the same for.
warded TO the Adjutant Generals Office
of this State.
s -. \ record of the date Of all COM
missions granted under this act shall be
kept in the Adjutant Generals Office,
and commissioned officers Ut the same
grade shall have rank according to the
date Of their several commissions.
2G. The volunteer militia shall servo
for the term Of six years, unless discharg.
ed for legal disability, and shall ever sf-
fcrward bc free from duty in the reserve
militia except in case Of war, insurrection
or invasion, and shall during said service,
be free and exempt from personal high.
way tax aud from serving as jurors.
5 y. Officers aud members Of the
volunteer militia elected under the pro-
visions Of this act, shall not be subject
to the orders Of officers Of the reserve
militia.
So II any Assessor or Clerk Of the
District Court shall wiIlfully refuse or
neglect to perform the duties imposed on
him or them, by this act, he shall, on
conviction, be fined in any sum, not ex-
cecding five hundred dollars and be re-
moved from Office, and shall not thereafter
hold any Office Of honor or profit in this
State, for four years after such convic-
tiuu
$40 The Governor may make through
his proper staff officers, all rules and reg.
ulatiops not inconsistent with the laws Of
this State for carrying into effect this
act, or he may appoint a Military Board,
to consis: Of not more than five members,
to adopt and report such regulations;
which, after beirg approved by the Gov.
crnor, anc promulgated in orders, shall
govern all concerned
) 30. All military commissions here
tofore issued by any Governor of this
State above the rank of captain except
commissions issued to the officers of the
three regiments organized and being or
ganized for the service of the United
States are hereby annuled
S3l. When battallions or regiments
are placed in encampment or ordered into
aetua! service in accordance with the
provisions Of this bill, there shall be al
lowed to each battalion or regiment four
who shall receive pay the Same
as musicians in the United States army
and also one Chaplain to be appointed by
the colonel with the consent of the 1t.
Colonel and Major, and said Chaplain
shall receive pay at the rate Of fifty dol
lars per month while in actual service.
Prortded, That when troops are ~
punishments for the violation
of the rules and regulations shall only
extend to fines to be collected by ths
proper civil officers or imprisonment
during the term for which the troops arc
thus assembled or to expulsion from tho
service.
S32. All acts or parts of acts incon.
sistent with the provisions Of this act
are hereby repealed
IS. This act being deemed Of imme-
date importance by the General Assem-.
bly,, shall take effect and be il force from
and after its publication in the Iowa State
Journal and State Register, any law Of
this State to the contrary notwithstaud-