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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1870
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ODEN BOWIE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 279

Article, provided their numbers shall not consist
of less than forty nor more than eighty persons.
The Captain elect shall thereupon transmit to the

 

Adjutant General the original agreement signed by
the members proposing to organize said company,
together with the proceedings of the meeting held
of the election, duly attested by its chairman and
secretary; and whenever the said officers elect are
commissioned by the Governor as provided in sec-
tion ten, and the oaths of office as provided in sec-
tion twenty-three of this Article, shall have been
taken and subscribed by the members thereof, said
organization shall be a legally organized volunteer
company of the militia of this State, subject to the
requirements, and entitled to all the benefits and
privileges of this Act,

6. The General Staff of the militia shall
consist of an Adjutant General, with the rank
of Major General, and salary at the rate of two

Make applica-
tion.

thousand dollars a year, and a Quartermaster
General, a Commissary General, a Chief Engi-
neer, a Chief of Ordnance, a Chief of Artillery,
a Chief of Cavalry, an Inspector General, a
Paymaster General, a Surgeon General and Judge
Advocate General, who shall have the rank of

General Staff.

Brigadier General, and shall he appointed by the
Governor, by and with the advice and consent of
the Sena'te, and hold office until the appointment
and qualification of their successors, or until
removed in pursuance of the sentence of a court-
martial; and the Governor is hereby empowered
to appoint such number of Aides-de-Camp, with
the rank of Colonel, as may be necessary to the
discharge of his duties as Commander-in-Chief.

7. The duties of the Adjutant General shall

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pointed.

he as follows, to wit ; He shall issue, sign and
transmit all general or special orders of the Com-
mander-in-Chief to the several military officers
through the proper channels, and shall keep a
record of the same; he shall enter on record
a description of the divisions, brigades, regi-
ments, battalions, squadrons, batteries and compa-
nies, which are or may hereafter be formed, and
every alteration thereof, showing the name, rank,
number and date of commission, office and residence
of each officer and member, and shall revise said

Duties of Ad-
jutant General

 

 

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