Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-18


Fngineer With the rank o. Lieutenant Colonel:
J Idge Advocaie. win the rank OF Major;
Nesiical Director with tie rank % MAJOR and
four AL. lie GIMP. Siih tue rank OF Captain. 4
Sc - A irigadier Genera shall be entitled.
a. TT uficers. to an Assistant Aijutlnt Gene
raj, with the rank of NJ ,jor. Assistant Quar-
termasi,r General. with the rank Of M,ior.
Brigade Iuspecto~. With the RANK OF MsiOr.
Medical Director with the rank ct Major; a J Judge
Advocate with the rank OF Captain: aud two 4
Aids de Camp with the rank of Firsi Lieutenant /
SEo- 20. a Colonel sAal. ne entitled. as staff
officers to 4 Surgeon with the rank Of Malor: an /
Assistant Surgeon. with the rank OF Captain.
Judge Advocate. with the rank OF Captain. and /
an Adjutant and QuartermasteF. with the rank 4
OF First Lieutenant
SIC p The Major General. the Brigadier
Generals. and the Colonies shall be entitled 10
designate their staff officers and they shall issue
certificates TO them. subject at any time 70 be re
vokel which certificates shall have all the force |
aud effect OF commissions. until commissions Is
sued bv tie Governor shall be ved-lhe
commissions TO be subject TO revocation in the
same manner the aforesaid certificates
SIC %. IL shall be the duty OF the Adjutant
General. on the staff OF the M.jor General. to
supply the several B1gsdier Generals with copies
OF this act and such blanks may be required
by the provisions of thi- act. together with copies
OF the United States Arns Re- nlatiuns and Mil
tarv Tactics for Distribution among their subor.
dnale officers. The bills Of expense for the
same certified to by the Executive Council. shall
be paid out Of the State Treasury. on the warrant
of the Auditor
SIC % All officers and privaies of organized
companies OF the InGana Militia. shall obey all
legal orders issued by their superiors in command.
ANY officer who NAV fail refuse 10 obey such
orders. who may be guilty of conduct unbe
coming officer and gentleman. shall, on con
victiOu by a court martial. he led ia any sum
not less than ten more than hundred dol
lars and ii the ofiense be aggravatlng. may be
dismissed from the service the 6ue To be collected
in due process of law, before any court of com
petent jurisdiction. information lodged by the
Judge Advocate of the court martial fnding the
sentence the proceeds of such line br paid into
the fund of the company or regiment 10 which
such officer ma, belong ANY non Commissioned
officer private who shall fail relu obey all
legal orders received. to comply with the const
tuition and b, laws OF his company, shall, on con
viction by court martial. be fined Ia any sum
! not less than five nor more than twenty dollars
and may If the ofien>e shall he aggra waiting. be
expelled from the COMPANY; the money collected
! by the iine 10 the same manner A. provided for
the collection ct officers fines be paid into the
fund OF the cmpany 10 which the delinquent be
longs
SIC 30 No person holding AN office under the
Government OF the United States shall hold one
| IN the militia OF Indiana; but nothing in this act
shall be construed TO prevent person hold
| ing civil office under the laws OF this State
from also holding AN office in the militia unless
such person shall be placed and continued upon
active du'y for period OF three months at any
one time. in which event the civil office held by
such person shall become vacant.
SEC 81. No officer of the militia shall be de
! prved OF his command. nor shall any portion of
! the mitia be deprive Ell of their arms, by any
thority whatsoever. except for the causes and in
the manner prescribed IN this act.
SIC - Brigadier Generals may receive and
enroll compa lies which have been armed at pr
! waite expense. into their brigadeS, and when 80
receive ihev shall constitute part of the militia
! of the State. aud be subject. in all respects. to
the provisions of this act: out no company. armed
at private expense, shall constitute part Of the
militia unless 20 enrolled.
t SEC 33 Daring the time actually and neces-
sarily emploved by the Mljor General. or any of
| his staff officers. IN organizing the militia. or IN
! Collecting and caring for the arms and military
property of the Stiie, IN discharging any other
duties specifically imposed upon them by this act
they shall be regarded active duty. ami
| their accounts. made out IN due form. and prop
erlv approved, shall be pnid out of the Treasury
of State on the warran of the Auditor But I'M
der no circumstances shall officer soldier be
considered active duty, and on that account
entitled 10 Day, upon active IN the
manner prescribed in this act
SEC "a Regiments shall drill at least four
times in every year and much oftener the
commanding officer OF the regiment may order
There should be AT least brigade encamp-
ment in every wear. the time. place and duration
of which nav be determined by the Brigader
General on consultation with the comm tnders of
regiments aud Isolated companies. The expense
of brig AIDE equipments shall lie borne bv the Off
GERS and men constituting the brigade. or sup
piled BY voluntary contributions 10y the people.
When the time place aud duration tor an en-
campment shall be determined. the Brisadier
General NAV issue order for the eucamp-
ment: but no penalty sha attach 10 com
panv or regiment which fail to respond To
such order, by reason OF its inability 10 provide
its quota OF the expense of the encampment
At brigade eucampments the Major General
NAV command. cor in the absence OF both the
Major General and the Brigadier General, the
senior officer of the brrade present. shall com
mand EncampmeDts shall be devoted To drill
discipline, parade aid military recreation.
SEC So The Revised Regulations for the
Army of the United States, published in
! book form. ..Dy authority OF the War Depart
ment,' in the 1861, far applicable,
and not in conflict with any provisions OF this
/ act: and the Articles OF War" provided bv an
! act of Congres, entitled IAN Act for establish
the Armies of the United States" approved
April 10. 1906. as tar applicable and not m
conflict with any provision OF this act, shall ap
ply to- regulate aud govern the Indiana militia
except that time Oi pence no court martial IN
the militia shall have power TO inhIct the death
penalty
SIC SO The militia shall be drilled by the
system of tactics prescribed ior the drill OF the
United States Armyb
SEC 81 Wherever it is provided in this act
that mouev> are be paid out of the State
Treasury on the warrant ot the Auditor, il is
understood ami hereby declared that they are To
be paid out of the Military Fund" when any
part Of such fund may ne III the Treasury; but
when there NAV NOT be any OF snch fund in the
Treasury then such moneys shall he paid out of
any funds ia he Treasury not otherwise appro
priated.
SIC s. Each commissioned officer provided
for in this act, on RECEIVING h- cert hcate Ut com
mission. shall subscribe to the following oath be-
fore Inv person authorized ~ administer oaths 10
be written or printed on the back oi the certih
cate or commits siuu TO wit: - -
do soemniy -wear that aill support the Consti
luton OF the United States and the Constitution
OF this State. ard that will discharge NV duty
a. An officer ia the Indiana Militia. faithfully and
honestly. 50 help me God Anv officer in the
militia. having been previousls qualified. Is hereby
authorized 10 administer the above oath.
SEC 80 ANY aud all Laws aud parts of laws,
coming IN conflict with this Act and all laws