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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
Our Washington Letter.

WAsBisOToz. ID. g.. Feb. n. Iss1
n the House viii hJapt ne suggested
DlsD ~ bidding evening sessions 70 dls.
ohsi he aihrndtd Rules which were N
h. adapted In q week bat have MOI been
essentially forwarded IN iso months
tine, II Will open tie fosd for Tie prog.
fsss " appropriation bill' md other I'm
pOriant legislation. Tie COmnillreS
though doing mirh work, are doing
much Doe Tim pobl1 IN done " HE way
sefe dear for Them.
rapll II found siiii The Senators, md
especially Win senator Thurman aud
Prndrlton, beoaugH tbr Ohio Census au-
p-ryisious were rejected. II should b.
f.mcnbeT,d tbai NJ, Hayes violated, In
tlipw nominations, me- srltit u the law
uuder rbl,h appointments we're 20 BE-
made. II VIVA HE intention ~ Congress.
which stnl the Inv 10 hr. Hayes, aud
Iresuloeily " Mf. Hayes himself, who
approved ", tliAi ~ Impartial census
should bo secured by diyiAlon Of the
supervisors between The two parties. 80
This, Mr Hayes governed nv advice ~
walker, superintendent, did In many
states, but hls own sihtc, having
friends ~ reward, he selected Rspub-
cans exclusively,
The IbdIhh Territory was formed NJ
time when the approach ~ business and
heavy white population 10 II could not
be- forscen. Wonderful development of
civilized ll around II has made the Ter.
rlioty moi Olly ~ insecure abode for liz
few thousand indians, but M obstnc.
ton 10 lbt prlgrcpa Of the whole coun-
NY. II lies exactly where the hest
tRnfconllnenlnl route must IN time bo
laid, What cnn bo donc 10 preserve
nilly ihr Hgltt N The Indians and stlll
permit tho superior fhce IN pfofi by NO.
cess 10 lhr Territory Ia one ~ the ques-
lions 10 bo settled by Congress, I DO u o,
Southern l'lantof and Farmer Zoe
February contains msny valu,ble and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

DCE-UEY9T q a Gsarss e Lac .iF-
4 asls ssurr q y isaiaIsz eEGE-y
gIx5ala e. ,sre. ~ .ks IA. q J. 2
More e. AZ. se.srsse 81 the I21e Say
II JIEEtry 1876 ! s.4i, ca tEs Fad
saY q NareA go, Jeraag ~ s1-
e1,gEgy esyrt, EsEcs,c N eel the ard
~ = r Neors Gs.cgiss1 ~ tEs r5-s.s-
iExs In aais eagss a..Gs.ny GEs laee1
- TE.e-1aa More sl& s1ssrs. 10 So.
ersFynry, as1 eEErIininZ u sers, 70
Safrssy LBe ssgsTss lltrs sss fs-tE %
sais 1serss. TIE sa51 a-6 vi -
sri4 a. fE- sfnE: eGses o. TIE cnFsri
s.Sssss ~ As5Egscs= q; t-sljrsa e. EAR
sse5@ai " Guy Lhs erscs ~ Lts sGi,
an5 shs eEsg. q ts5s css-4 q TIA. and
The cssas q toe segssaI Is9xsl1e1n &c;
ssrGh fE sai9 cssgss. an1 IEs FsrcalD-
sef 90 o ggs1; % SIX, twelve and
s5zhsss1 nsasshs " seEAi fDst1lsrreEir
lEs psfshassf Fsggires 70 give Eote'
with god psfsoBaI security.
". l. 2LACRLEY.
Trssts~ AID Sp@eia! Col'r.
,ssiT's55.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

II r--Is sf SsssTs@ mate 10 sEI
~ January LIT. ms .asss u tAa EFs1
" GsslnsiaGu "a Eahl : LAGU1aa u sls
CIrsaaE cEHr- ~ ~ l,t ag1au snuucF-
Vf-X7asa, vii afs;4r flr m.E ts Su1itG
Gu1s-T 80 gde highest 5.I.lfssr a --Ius
% --ss Mr. Igss lffiits "a -it1I-saP sliss
a8ra fay - Ma-1a 1870 "a sasG savn
~ ei-lHfiisNI -Aa i1lnE.lT 11TEE lHta
gix Nsa. gI5. "a. n. LII. "a II
TT Hcaar.s: a sa.c lIEn. m. gH'iA
" WAX " IhGEA "A -1s I1i 1scEn
znft Ducgriaa. 60 ~ alaHF ~ sha,s .alrs
A. .ta s's si-ll,sn- n allssra.Es Ens
5ur.fass aHnsy Mez fariaEss. by sart
,is'crss "a slssc al sa4,t IOWA q GGGr-
n1 q m4G sass
TEENS OF -ALE
Casa ia Aaalt sut1ais1E % gag snacA
af Ia-s sg.g Ant m. .Hafs AIT sfi11 q ~
sis;ns u a.s, Al. ia rsT-l. 1rsssr -
rE->s ss.-yt. iasCa. aasuas co EE gvst1s
ant siTit 1s~l l-na--g tine
WaCss wiz EsGc geraIGat seciI-i-g
20, ,sa y TIA c,E. .t.aser 90 ~ A.
ere 1sariaE i--srsse f-rr- gay II "a e.
P..''s's'ssfssn Tfpsu Rhsc sflls ~ lf.l 1r.--
-. ~ .Es engr-.
- ECLE E22-9Es
fsr sl-sg Cscar-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

Jras'.arz. sF-.sisa 81 az-'nIitn-zl nib
sgJes; iIai s.Ssnu az 1lia s,scslhu II Can.
fs.sa iuU Dr. mDerznrs tS.snzsia sBr
sS!SlaIsel 1ua n. iss'sst,.st agau-
The aIhiesS - Eis iIrs-SsTsacs WITH
ma Es LssssDs .zua fId asr epue be-
ORE 1as CthiueS g>sfsr-.ag AZ EHs sz-
5sri,'s, o., II 70 fIh, M grgisssiiugs ~
sfg 1itss s'.>1 bsur p.rrsr- The els,- 1iz1
5g5 ESrsrumI.nc pssssis nat 81. 4--a1-
-r aSiH Ps,idc Dr-s WIN s's'.e't sri'r-a,
rica r. Hag-s vi Eanwa SssiiuFs IN
,falr 50 an enforcement sf -as Nsurge
.ns,gias nj r, s.sysr aus sDirE, gIps rlss
- ssruarts - AZ nrrS 9. MAJ - att
VIA ss'-aairY mar an eeieial Dr8rssr
sgtuar au7 sIr-aev srrssssitHg ~ zas
Es Lssssr1s Cyngsag villa se Hade ar ri
sassF Gay. Lss.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
New Panera.

We hSv' rc'iV-i Asopyof ,b, Daily
HfNs'cnnoTou.a spoy eysnlng pa
~ published NJ Chattanooga. ". vel.
o''ns Il 10 on sSehane, table. ,,.
We have also received The initial nun .
bFr Of The Nt Any iS, c. JiHpp II
saver printed, hsBdsoms boxing 4
page, 7 column Si,esi success 70 f.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
Trustees Sale.

Dr. yiA;gs the psTss. and sg'hor
ID Hy in ire vssted. BY DEED iv
IrV.t SIsesieS - me. a. Trustee. BY
ESb@rt =. HOs1uan And bs Tff- An
nis T.. ETesnsB. On the 5l't das o
OefDSD~F 1915 % sSeIrs certain dshis
th>rSin hafSs1 GBs o. 7 r. VOL
sh,eh 1si,;s fhs .sid Rgsdmsu sud
~if- have fsiisd ~ Fay. srs1 nni5cs
sHying Ls.n given ne " ! y W'.D.i
~ sell. sIU s~ii a. psiiiic sale On the
5sb Isy % March 15sg on the prrmi.
sss for ezsb ia hard 70 The hizbSsi
btd1sf, hOus~ and store bogss aud
tx serss ~ lard. - ih. ZANE more ~
ies9, sitgsisf IN Washington eDEn'y
Virginia. sler' ore hs'' mile ~ ErIo-
~ 4 Hsr,y Cstsz~ si,giring the
,pr1s sfJ ~ -ogifey's tsi's End Nrs.
! % Sgs. o@,aZ ias properly csnsey-
81 D. ~ il seiC tries f=,1
IKE gf1cseIs " s..t ss's ai.. "a. So
p,.d ~ IRE al far 60 fs,ss. AZ ~ tie
ef,.i and sIger,s Il sale, and 10 The
payment o. the osAts mentioned 10
raid Truss dsed. y. ". TAYLOR,
Isb IOsh 10 At. Trustee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
Tho Tennessee Centennial.

The Tenn IIlalmioll Society who ha,,
IN charge llu arrangements Tor ,ln cele
braIIoD Of The approaching Centennial
" b. held al Nashville ~ the 7gd oI
April, are out IN circular, Inviting MI
who feel m Interest 10 aid them by flf
nlahIpg snch things ~ would h. " val,
We IL making ne celebration sagee,s,
The following ertpet ~lll oonsey M
idea Of their wants IN The natter
The statue " don. Jackson VIII prob.
ably be unveiled NJ fpiur l~flDd dllflhg
The month " May, aDd We hope 10 see !
larger number VI people pfcATut On that
Oocaalon than vas p,rf b'fvte IN ouf
city, Contributions hie ohllcd for aud
,nn le sent ~ john n Brown or 70 The
First National Dank W Nashville, Ten.
nshaeeHns IN Congress and IN Washing.
lon WI AID IN tha good work, aud h IL
thought that EaAt Tennessee viii fnf.
ulah lhf marble pedestal. We deslfe
thal AZ who nhooas " do ~ VIII remit
contributions 70 QUE of The other soufcsa
named
We would earnestly reqntat M who
have M inlIauflpta, baoke, phRmphleia,
newspapers ~ oshef printed inaitsf boar
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

jsfts, A nFmbsr ~ Farmer, rive &C.
;isi, Va. ;tsir fasshlr; IL ,ssGibz elmer,
oyeksra AMI ottsr grasa>s. il oaght ~
,sih ibs hsDGs IT svsrT farmer VIA
Ei'h's 70 rss9 ne h<r ff'ougfi's q PM
ncal hTasrs ~ ifnprog,f B.ths<ls n
~ III a. svs5Y hfanch II agrieui,aF. +,
Dyiltet'ly di,eusss1 N ibis soBfhsrD
Ysfmfrs Jobrpal, yablishsd .; Kieh-
noh4, Va, a, va year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
The Rise ln the Cost oH News
uaDfsTe,

BgHss4 cssrsss
ne EeN van JDsyAgi II C1mnsy,.
s'irdlbE - ~. a1tE,n II the Cbicago
INN IL fsxlDg ~ saiacfipiiDn pricss
predicts TIA, ~ tie Darss, value y;
ran material cz,niiHnss " sdyabcs every
AmFriean usFspapsr Nh5cl bss rsdEc-
~ iis sabscripion pries viii N1ntr Or
later " obiisgd - rais~ h. The al,erna-
tive Win h. kss ~ The Publisher o.,
eyery cor7 piiDtsd." ne lat IL tifts
IL nothing sold nbich Il ~ cheap a. he
newspaper ofio-'iay. r. Ia barely pOssi-
he That he very loN prize A. vbirii II IL
fought tends ~ lsassn ne pubic esil-
mate u IN value. Year by year he sI.
Dsnse ~ Newspaper publishing has IN.
ctssssd. Take Newspaper u to-day
and compare !, with one ~ ten years
ago and uie change IL wonderful. with
one Of twenty-five yeats ago there Is
practically no comparison possible. A.
there IA no common ground 10 put them
On. The labor on th@ preSeBt daily pa
per involved IN iyps-ssiting, printing,
reporting, editing, correspondence, and
ihe thousands N Incidents, Ia greater
Than anybody outside printing once
can imagine. Tie telegraph bills IL to-
day would have made 4 manager faint a
few Year, ago. There has been steady
and amazing improvement IN newspa-
pers during tie past decade with no in
"rcase whatever u price, and II II among
The possible that when the general rise
~ material begins 10 be felt seriously
by publishers, ~ II 'oon must, riss
IN price may have 10 follow. II would
not be- making people pay more for their
paper than they used to. II would be
merely making them pay for more
which they get In their paper.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

40 PEtEuaHunG cnnhssiinH u m,as
9TH the hlshmons rsispbs'G Railroad fnf
Rislmond. HIsLfsg'sn, Baniwor, ard ihs gssi
A. HrRKgNILLE, 9TH The Eisb p0Ha
DshViils Esiifast, fDr bsn,ills, Orssnsb0rosIh,
cbtfloiis sbt ths HsuibsOi.
40 LrNCUBuR0i With Va. bidissa Rail.
RED, foT Charlottesville and TIE Nmth. ~ his
point iyfshbaff PritHIs htpFSH 10 siissh.
"a 5f MW Dri'ons, via Daiien sha Atlants, vlih.
uithoHt thshgs.
A. DALTON sstns,iios "a hasls -iih N,
sslns. Esms A Dalton Railroad, for Roies Tsils.
lsEs Montgomery. Mobile, AsimA, hshsian.
Yist'bssH, sd The bouih'vs'i,
A. CHArrApOooA,v Nth tbs histAn.I
nfssi AoHihsfn briosd, for HufminIhan Tussa.
tso.s, n,nsisb, ylst'bsfr, hSblis shd Esv Or
leans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
Fees ~ Doctors.

The fee Of doctors IA M Item that very
many persons are Interested IN just Vt
present. We believe the schedule for
visits N $500, which would tax man
confined 20 his bed for year, and In
need " daily visit. over " 900 year
for medical attendance alone Aud one
single bottle Of Hop lIltters taken In time
would save the 81 900 and all the years
HlpknaU, 80 Post.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

aag 81 ssass aiusgY, rssIns ~ ne 5ss
q ne ssia1s - vsz1sua slh asias ar
1aDeT siiF-rsarY, Borfrzlfs ~ Dis-Gr.s ~
~s'-hF sif.z'f,s - eag-zg,tGs &c SCENES
81 rrsrsH - att no taFus ~ fissnsis.-
pg't ssllsesn,' ssrasr ~ foaarsna ~ a.
q Haa fir sis serzsdau
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17

Gs@sY's ladies BOO X fer MARCIA
G,ng.e7'a FafT's SarS slr Aaceh q a
shHies ssntitsr - thja sl1 ssraAluslsl. "a
psr,vs ~ cis stsr ssE Ia kisaidu -sagss
az sEinsrsgs sas 1saIrisIl. EviIg -lc
ls-ssJ ggis's ~ ,nEtIars. The rsrE Gs-
5arrneu1 a nnRr stgxsari7s 80 ErsuY
-ataEs % ~ nsaGs a. aGuzs The ..a~
x'asa IL a EagSsru ssr a sErssg wig e
s.F Sss1ear 5fr. DarieTt Eis1sz. s a
ssadi, tsasr - -ae JHgsrra1.ssa - rhr
Fp.sf. srraaasrss9 a ehs Fsrruary
sISn5ssr, - IL nclri1s. Gsas srsE
Mn ErgeA5nx't Iss1a, iae kagnas 81
~ D's,.h'sss MAJ att 10 sEs 81 the
i1ItC'vTisrss ~ TIA zsas agsisT- The
lfsrzcT gn,a -rass-.r IL gz-isss All sr1er-
saaFisE. EGstgn'a gsrsa-s. ire zew
asyiaJ ~ Ctras1ass Esi1- IL essc-s
AID rss ~RsassDss G,1-Gsg q 1,sria7 10
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.r,w bsbss - s3>5s ~ sJyGsaaoa as rhsa
,tnrs,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
Our ARnni..

The following gentlemen Will act No
our Agents, and are authorized 10 pro.
cure AMI receipt for subscriptions and
other business In our name.
TsEswell @. II. Va, II g. Anderson.
Lebanon, Va, Capt. J. w. Me-
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
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40 LYNCHBrnO, srnrst'ion Ia nd, uiih
NirSlnis hiaisha issVinE ~ Sor.H fer
ChsiloihTiiis. fiaaHisf, IlsJisffit, WsshlnE.
ton. baltimore. Pbiisdslphs ard N.s Togt sBd
soshi chslhsn ara DsbVilis. lsa'ine Al 3ho
-.
Ar RKEvIILF. with R.kpH. r. In
snf from The south ard North.
A. PETERsBTR0. With Rl,lmonA P
Rosa for Risbm M. ws,hlngioh. salnmsr,,
Phhsdslphis snd S,- rofs, ard 9th r,snburF
Road for weldon, Eslsirh, 0old'bois, wHRinE.
ton and souih Lnt.
PUJLklh 5LgEPgR, S,r orls,n,Ia lynch
bsfgt 10 rashinEtos -iihosi shahgs
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
WANTED /! WANTED!

All your Butter for which We will pay
you the highest market price IN cash -
Olive u n chance. I.espt.
NJ. u. ANDES a co.
Jan. az, '80--lm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-17
VIRGINIA

Az Ruies hsJd In the Clerks O-ies
o. The CreSii CAgrg q Tnhilzsna
e5anty On the hrs: Monday 10 J&aEA-
~ Ise9.
Philip R1hr, PAinGE,
A. n. Dcrr + Garland.
partnsrs. under the 6rrn And
style q A II DUrr 4 ca
z q. Gibbocy. EErcg'rfE Dsfl's
q Rnb'i Gibbansy dscsssed.
Rof3i W. HgxhSa. ard the
A u. Z o Pal Pad TO
r. Chaac~ry ~ AZ original ard
sHsnded AID 'Dp!}srn~n-al Bill
TIE Osj,,f - ihi. sBii 3. N 'Ncn- sr
erftsiu 6~it. and danIrg.s 'isins y
H. Plant. n szsiu-i A II DTT & 90
~ .uf,j~ct dstit. 10 the band - r q
q i.tlgil~y. ETrcEtriI &c. Rn'-rt W
Huxft,- and r~rtsin -hsrr> - stock :
tie Virgins Il KSnrg~ky Rsii Rosr
" the ,AymsHt 81 'h~ dsis. ard dam
ayes eisinnsd by the r@iiiiOD%r BEdSf
3D.. lien % hi- s,tacbrr sni iseu~d and
sSrTed under b.. original Bin snd j.
Appearing By szii-fAr'ory eTii~rr~
{. ~ re SSssrjRnis. A n D1rr Z
--(jsYisub sr~ nOn-T~si1srts % ihi-
Commonwealth. =. j. ordered tie
the. ar--sg here E.tLir or~ wnrt'
srls cre ,lJ CATO. La,f,f fr-t e.
yts- nav as rfr-.sff. n y.g--s
TIER IN .sr--t Ic tN.f c1se-
a copy -Tssts
l. r. COSBY, G. &.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

by the a6jutant general, in form and with HEADING
u;gorIp Wy .ne mander in-chef, and of
Uniform character Tor all branches of the service
me I'D book, and taking the oath required
uio.i lent shall constitute a valid enlistment
H,e years into the troop, platoon battery or
y E1pany mentioned therein; and no person shall
ss col sdered enlisted emitted to paw or eompan.
saten until he is SO enlisted.
SECT. 10. When an order has been issued for
raising troop OF cavalry or a company Of infantry
and nity persons have been enlisted or thirty.six
men enlisted Tor platoon of light artillery as is
required the petitioners may give notice thereof to
the commanl er-in-chief, who shall issue an order
for calling meeting of the persons who have So
enlisted for the election of officers
SECT. % commissioned officer of the volun.
teer militia shall be designated to attend and nre
side at such meeting. Such commissioned otrcer
shall cause reasonable notice to be given TO each
person VINO mas go enlisted, and at sad meeting
SECT. q. At said meeting. the persons present
who have so enlisted. may, by ballot, ard major
vote, nominate suitable persons 70 be commissioned
as captain and subaliern officers of the troon
platoon, battery or company; and the person
presiding at said meeting shall within five days
thereafter, file in the office of the adiufant gennr,I
his certificate of SUCH election.
SECT ~ AS soon as said troop of cavalry pla.
loon or battery OF nght artillery. or company OF in
shall cause the clerk of said oreanizatio on te E,r
ward an attested copy of its enlistmenbook to the
adjutant general. "
SECT. %. On peace footing, each troop of cav.
AIRY, company OF infantry or heavy artillery shall
be Limited to sky enlisted men; and each platoon
OF light battery TO ihirty-fve enlisted men; and
each full battery 10 one hundred and five enlisted
men; out, IN actual service, when the exigency of
the case requires il, the command n.chief NAV
by proclamation, authorize enlistments TO the ina X
mum standard of similar organizations in the army
OF the nlted states; and when the eXigency ceas-
es he shall, by proclamation, order the reduction
OF such organizations in the most expedient way
TO the limit on peace footing wy
SECT. "a. The date of the organization of n
troop of cavalry, platoon or battery of light arti
lery, or company of infantry, shall be the day of
the meeting first held under an order for the elec
ton Of its officers. ~ e.
SEcT. 25 The volunteer militia shall be arranped
by the commander-in-chief into battalions. SQUAD.
rons, regiments. brigades and divisions; and fhe
may, from time to time, change
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

first lieutenant, one sergeant major, one quarter
master sergeant one cDmmissary sergeant, one hos
pital steward, and two prin musicians, and not
less than ten nor more than twelve companies To
each battery OF light artillery. company If heavy
artillery, there shall ba captain two first lieu
tenants, two second eutenants. one first sergeant,
one qrarternaster sergeant, six Sergeant., twelve
cGrporals, two trumpcters, and -cyenty-eight pr-
Yates.
SECT 40. To each company of engineers there
shall be one captain, two first lieuteusntS sec
ond lieutenant, ten seTgrants, ten corporalS, two
musicians, siNtY-tour arthcefs, and siXty-four pr
Yates.
SECT. ~ To each company troop or battery
there shall be elected by such organization a treas
urer, VINO shall give bonds in the of five hun
dred dollars, for the faithful performance of his
dutie>.
SECT, 81. ANY officer may be discharged by or
der OF tn" comms nder-in-chief upon ether an adj
dress Of both houses of the legislature the report
of r curt Of inquiry, OK the sentence of a court
martial.
SECT g. An officer may be houorablv discharged
by the commandments upon tender OF resIg na-
tion, upon the disbandrent OF the organization 70
which he belongs, or l. staff officer, upon the
written request of the officer appointing him, or
upon the qualification of his appointed successor;
or when he shall accept an appointment in the
army or navy Of the United States.
SECT. So. ANY officer may be dismissed bv the
commender-in-chirf, v hen it shall appear TO him
that such officer has been convicted OF any crime or
has been dishonorably discharged or dismissed from
the service of the United States, from the militia
OF this any other state; carry out the spn-
tencc of a court martial
SECT. 81. All officers discharged from the ser
vice of the state shall be entitled 10 receive
tcate of such discharge in such form as the COM
maudcr-in-chiet shall direct.
SECT. 50. Enlistments IN the reserve militia shall
be for two years.
SECT. Sc. The governor and onamander-in-chief
may allow companies to be organized from the en-
rolled militia OF the state, in numbers of not less
than forty more than sixty enlisted mpa, and
with officers corresponding 10 those of the yolun-
eer militia and elected as officers of such voIun-
teer militia are elected; such companies to be
known a the reserve militia OF the state.
SECT. 81 Such companies may be formed into
ba:.alions regiments and brigades by the governor
and comInander-in chief with such officers for such
organizations as he may deem proper; the officers
of such companies, baltaOns regiments and bri-
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SECT. 10. Officers and soldiers in actual service
shall be governed and trained in accordance with
the laws and regulations of the United States for
governing the militia when in actual service, and
shall receive the same pay as similar grades and
arms OF the service in the army of the Unied States
SECT H.. Any person knowingly ana wirully
refusing information, giving false information TO
assessors making such enrolment, respecting IT,.
name, age, residence. occupation, military ,eTyice
or physical mental disability OF hinse -or ot his
son or ward. or person in his emplSE- or boarding
with him. shall be fined twenty l1iIsrs and if the
person mourning such forfeiture is minor his
pareh. or guardian sIIa.l.. be liable therefor. In
case OF donbt as t2<exempton from military duty,
the burden OF IGoving such exemption shall be on
me. i .eoTgA inning III and all enrolling officers
SECT. -. Any assessor neglecting or refusing to
faithfully perform the duty OF enrolling officer
quired 10y this chapter or making any false entry
upon said roll, or committing any other fraud in
making said roll, shall be fined not exceeding two
hundred dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding one
year When the adjutant general shall find, from
the returns of the assessors in any city, town
plantation, that they have not made true report of
the number of persons liable TO do military duty
der the provisions of this title he shall notify them
by mail that they have failed to make such report;
and II they shall not make true report OF the mum.
Der OF such per-ons as nearly as the be
ascertalned, within twenty days after such notice,
ne shall notify the states attorney in the county in
which said assessors reside, no shall proceed at
once To collect such fine or enforce such penalty.
SECT ID. Any town clerk other officer
qured TO forward copy of the roll the adjutant
general shall forfeit twenty dollars and any select
man or other officer required to make any draft or
return the names of persons drafted enlisted TO
the commandec-in-chief who negects TO make such
draft return, shall forfeit hundred dollars for
each neglect to be recovered by the adjutant gen.
eral in special action on the case, and credited
10 the account of the volunteer militia.
SECT. IA. The commander-in- chief NAV make all
at % he con-
pete enrolment of the militia under the provisions
OF this act and in accordance with the laws of the
United States.
SECT. Il. The active militia shall be known and
designated as the Maine volunteer militia: and on
peace footing. shall consist of more than three
regiments of infantry battery of light artillery
and one squadron of cavalry. All enlistInents there.
IN shall be for five years, and made by signing such
m listu no