The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-27

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The President 10 roiS. .u,h f,rcn.
pro'idcd that all cnlistmcnits for the
N"'u"'e'r army maj! be Tor a term q!
W. y'afT' nh,'Ns scorer terminated,
a.'' 'nt' an officers and inen compps-
.1 H'Mlc 7ha'i y" c'.thtr.rf! !roaa
~ N''> ''' 81 We "ite! stats when
~ i'"'i'-'7 ''f winch they were
'"''i ,h'' service stait hAEc bern
,''"ni'i1''c' "T "r the conclusion 81
l",''ntl'7
~ > NAt "s'n u become; NJ.
M'fy - '''r,' a '"i'!ni-"f army tlr
"I.''e"i r.-"i Issue hi- r~rorlamati"n
S'",l'e ~ n"'n'rr 81 lncn d'~lrc't
'"''"'h Si'HH 'i''.l a. Wiy be iAci ~
49, ',,n,' me secretary al var shall
i''a'i''' 9.";h IH''s and lcsllatlons.
~, 'l'"''i7''"t WIN ne term ~
'"i1 "''' Il '"iy 10 MS Judgment %
10y" s>'f.' l"r me purpose Of cXamin-
''s' "'Hlhi~ins nn,i r"cri'ing into
,''F u" m'H ''ii"i Tor: provided
'''' 49, men receive! NJ" a''rvicc ~
~ s"''n'e'r army snail, "a Tar a
l''''lc'plc. De taken from the several
',H,.S ana irrrit"ri', and the District
~ ~''"ilbla ~ proportion to their
p"P'i't'oh.
Subject or ARMY REVELATIONS.
See. G-I'i,at the vnluntoor ,r,,,,
and the militia Of thc S,,trs wh..nv
called into the service of thr iln;t.d
States. shall be orpanizcd undnr .r,j
shall be subject to, the laws, orders
ana regulations governing the regular
army PROVIDED mat each regiment OF
INC volunteer army shall have II
ny" ana one assistant surgeon,
ana ti'at all the rcyimental and con-
pany oii!ccrs shall be appointed by the
irrSihcht, upon the recommendation
q, INC governors OF the States III which
thelr respective organizations are
ra'scd' SUBJECT 10 SUCH an examination
AZ tothc illness and capacity AZ the
rcs'ocnt may prescrlbc; provided
lurlhcr, mat when the members OF
any company or regiment OF the organ
izcd militia OF any State shall enlist
IN thc volunteer army in q body, as
such company or regiment, the regi-
mental ana company officers in service
with the militia organization thus
cniistins may, be appointed by the
resident, subject to such an cxami-
of said officers az n~ac.
in the same organization When il
shall have been received into the scr.
vice Of the United States as u nart. of
the volunteer army.
NIIlrl, Given rms
g.. T,.. !.
n"' an preparations OF
W rn. a'"y si'a'i DC )" re-
,a;n ion' .,lnc 10 time as 10 nam
' nc|r =" ,hclr maximum
."S.n 10y 'res'ueht may deem
.LaiI ~ !" u" new orSahlzation
"''crtco INTO service rom
""s 1919 ""!ess Che nlZatlonS
''.'as ~ cr:'ch rom snrh state are
nG;no" ,. m1A'n'u'ii s.rcnSIh Oh
Jnn, oa, n'cn d. inc 'rcsl-
a. ., H. noo.aaIy.
r,iis oe .e'u' ns ano muster
.sa"IIa:loIs wnilc III II
roaaosoJ uniIIo states shaii pc
i onw au'uSahI ScneIai oi
oe LIZ, on! upoh t.e isDandmo
$500 o'eaLln''lvnS ','c RECORDS per,
.ainiue 70 chein snail DC transferred
go nu H.Iu III .liG iecoro ana fension
o'''' y '"o war ocpartment.
THREE BATTALION FORMATIONS.
Sec. 9--That in time Of war or
when war is imminent, the troops in
the service of the United States,
whether belonging to the regular or
volunteer army or to the militia, shall
be organized, as far as practicable,
into divisions of three hrigadcs, each
brigade to be composed Of three or
more rcgimcnst, and whenever three or
more divisions arc assembled in the
same army, the President is authorized
to organize them into army corps,
each corps to consist Of not more than
three divisions.
Sec. l0-That the staff of the COM
mandcr of an army corps shall consist
CT Z assistant adjusant general, ii
inspector general, N chief quarter
master, one chief commissary of sub
sistancc and one chief surgeon. who
shall have respectively the rink of
v.h" XII 80" '.au' auJu''nt general
"a rum WI ChIJtdlH,