Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS,
.AUDIroR's OFFICE, FRASKLIN County, 0HIo,l
( #sl COLUMBUS. July LIST. 1855.

.AUDToR's OFFIcE. FRASKLIN County, 0HIo,l \
NJ l COLUMBUS, July 1st. 1865. J 2
DY THE FIRST SECTION OF THE
ID act ITO organ ze and discipline the miltia of
Ohio, and 70 repeal an act therein named u is pro-
vided all white male residents OF this
StAte. being EIGHTEEN years OF age aud under FORTY
FIVE, shall be enrolled in the militia. and perform
military duty IN such manner, not :, Incompatible
with the Constitution and laws Of the United States
as hereinafter prescribed"
The second section provides that the assessors Of
Sos Ss n hsS Sns snrC Sns Sn
their respective limits liable to enrollment and re-
turns cefilhedc9py Of said enrolment to the Aud
itor Of the county, who is authorized upon satisa
tory proof to correct said enrolment by adding the
nane OF any person omitted. striking oil any per
son improperly enrolled.
Section four provides that all persons who are
subject TO military duty the provisions Of this
act, and who are not now members OF some volun.
teer organzat on, shall either become members of
county treasury annually, the su of Jonr dollars,
which sum shall be acommuta len for fines and pen-
aties for neglect to perform military SERVICE except
under calls t9 prevent or repel invasion.
As provided by this act correct duplicate list Of
the returns of the asse%Gs' lstnoy filed, the
county treasurer, for collection, and all persons ne
gecting or refusing TO pay to the treasurer FOUR
DOLLARS or file eertifcate of exemption. on or be-
fore the 10th Of September, will be charged THIRTY
ed to collect BY distress Of otherwise, with coats, in
the same manner as for other taxes. ,.-......,sg
lneIOllOWlng deScrlDeu PERSONS are eNoinpt, anu
II the proper evidence is produced, will be stricken
from the rolls such evidence must be produced and
filed on or before the 18th Of August: ,,,i
Section O. In, additi TO the persops absolutely
exempted from enrolmontin the militia by the laws
Of the United States, the persons hereinafter ex-
empted shall be absolutely exempted from enroll
ment, viz;
lst. All persons in the army or navy or volunteer
forces of the United States.
I'd. Persons who have been or hereafter may be
honoraAly discharged from the army or navy Of the
Udited States, after having performed military duty
Sd. Commissioned officers serving under this act,
who shall have served as such in the militia oths
State f9I The space Of s bgt 70 ofSeer shsii
term of sofvioo duly accepted or in some other
lawful manner he shall have been honorably dis
4ti' Every non commissioned officer. muscianand.
private of every uniformed company raised, or here
after TO be- raised, ince. May 1861 uniformed
cordiDg TO the provisions Of any law Of this State,
and who sbal have performed services in suoh ceu-
pany Of troop for the space Of five years from the
time of his enrolment therein, shall be exempt from
military duty, except in cases of war, insurectiOn
or invasion.
'stb. Every person physically disabled may be ex-
empted from military duty II he files with the ccun
ty auditor, on or before August Is Of every year,
GSInS Ta iSss9S Sy
di such physical disability, or bodily infrlnity
which shall be described in said statement.
9Th. Idiots, ilunatics, and felons convicted Of pI
famous crimes, unless pardoned shall not besubJect
TO military duty: ,s
be made to DIR. JoHN b. THOMPSON, Military
July and the 18th day Of August, AS provided by
the 4th section of the-eet ITO amend and eupPlO,
mentary to an aet entisled an act to organize and
therein uamed, passed March 81, 1884 passed April
18th, 1895. t...'.T ..-r,..,.... .yt......
'i0iE 11l .f Auditor Franklin County.