The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20

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TX and preservation ul li.r aHe.
soc aT. lic 20 mfller cnacted.
That tho Commander iuCheii slull
have iall poser 90 onier iuio active
service thc Militia FORCE 81 tlc stale,
or any part ihereoi, and order them
toany part Of tbc state, when he is
advised or deems 1t necessary to
suppress tioi, insurrectlon. or % aid
the officers Ia tbs execution OF the
laws, or on account of ans other
suddca immcrgcncy not embraced
in this clause.
See. 3s. BE II further enacted,
That the Commanding officer OF the
Militia performing such service,
shall, as soon as practicable, after
said command shall have been dis
charged from said service, make
out rolls Of Of the names of all the
members ol his command who
have done duty in said service, and
specifying opposite the names Of
such persons, the length of time
they were employed on said duty,
aud shall certify under oath to the
truth thereof, and return one copy
of said rolls so certified, to the Ad-
iutant General of the state, and
shall file one copy thereof with the
| Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county wherein such service was
! performed.
See. 20. BE it further enacted,
That the following persons shall be
exempt form military service: All
Uuitcd States officers, mail carriers,
when employed as such9 all State
and county officers, executive, Iegis,
lative, and judicial, all ministers oI
the Gospel, (rcgularly ordained ac-
cordiug to the rules Of their sect,
all practicing phsicians, teachers OF
public schools, keepers Of public
ferries and toll bridges, and ON
miller and and one engineer to each
public steam gristmiIl and railroad
I and telegraph employees.
See. 40. BE it further enacted
, That the ago and ability to bca
. arms, shall be determined by tho
officers Of his company, subject t,
e an appeal to the commanding office
of the regiment; but decision .
|, neither of these officers shall proven
: Court-Martial from dcterminin!
c whether such person were properl
+ enrolled.
= See. Al. BE it further enacted
y That the uniform of the militia o
the State shall be the same as pre-
o scribcd by the United States Arm,
h Regulations for the Army of tn
. United States, until otherwise or
g dcred by the Commander-in-Chief
and all officers when on duty, shaI
= wear the uniform of their rank, an
@ no pesron, not in the military serv
q ce of the State, shall wear any in
: sigma of rank, on any part of th
: uniform, when the militia is calle
into active service, under penalt
|, Of twenty dollars for every offens'
c to be recovered by suit or summar
&c trial, before any Justice of the Peas
= in the State.
t. Sec. AZ. BE it fnrther enacte'
,e That the pay of. the militia, when
If active service, shall be the same, 10
t, officers and soldiers, as allowed f
d the time by the Uuited States,
sr officers and soldiers, and fifty cen
&c for each days service for his hors
when he is mounted and such pa
L, shall be in the same funds in whic
le the United States soldiers are pal
es See. 43. BE it further enacte
&c That the general, field, and Iii
ut officers shall reside within the lii
fy its of their respective command
IS II any officer shall remove witbo
Mt such limits, to reside, without |
he signing his commission, it shall
n sufficient cause for bis removal.
d, Sec: Al. BE. it further enactC
he That every military officer shall
he bound to account to the Adjuta
as General, on request, for all militia
p books, papers, OF other proper
received from the State, or fro
ID, any other officer, and for all iii
OF by him received and not expend
nd for purchases authorized by law
be See. As. Be it further enact
la That all officers of the militia
he cept noncommissioned officers, sh
re- be appiontod By the Governor
and with the consent Of the scna
ed, and shall be chosen for their mlIit;
lay knowledge, their experience in ar
sed aud their fidelity and loyalty, .
be no commissioned officer shall be
I've moved from office except by
n. congto. on the recommendation