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ARTICLES OF WAR- IN Vl;ZN'l`< iltt Ol·` '1`lll, lil L l;CT¤
AttT. 95. \Vhen any non-commissioned ofticvr 0t· soldier shall div, or be
killed iu the service of thc United States, the tltett contntanding ollicer ot`
the troop or company shall, i11 the presence <,t’ two other cottttttissiottetl __
oflicers, lake an aecount of what etl`et·ts he died possessed ot`, above his Ut _
artns nttd nmcoutrentents, und transtnit the tante to the ollice ot' the DG- ,
parttnent of \Var, which said cflbets ure to he accounted lin', and paid to
tho representatives ot' such deceased ltflll·t!Ulllllll¤:lt|IlL|l nllieer or soldier. _ / r ‘ ( / K
And itt (Lust! atty 0t` the ollit:¢·r»t, so authorixt tl to take care of the ell} cts ` QLMHL _ _____________ _ ______'4__4__ Y ____
ot` dceeased otlicers u.nd soldiers, should, l.tei'ore they have aecuunted to ` `````’ ' i `'`` ` `'''' " '`''`` ` ``'`'``A’‘’ "
their tepresetttatives l`nr the saute, have occasion to leave tlte regiment cr
post, by pretertnent nr otherwise, they shall, l»t·lin·e they he perntitted to `
quit tlte satin-, de iosit in the hands ot` the eonnnanditzgotiitretg or of the V · 1 [_ _ ,
assistant tnilitarylngent, all the t·£t'eets of such tleeeast-tl non-eonnnissiont»tl Lido CU)/{]'€U’y .... . ......·
ofheers aud stiltliers, in order that the same may he secured lor, and paid
to, their respective representatives. %
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ARMY REGULACl`IONS—EDl'1`1ON OF lSl$l. .... .... § . ..... { (yi -».v-».·~--· - -------·· ·-·-- 4- ···»· ·· ---·· - - l
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Par. 152. Inventories ofthe etTects of deceased non-e0tnmissioned ohieers U!//il/(’{’1'-K', ZC/H: (/{Gd (lf , ___, l
and soldiers, required by tlte ll5tlt Article of \\’ar, will be l'o1warded to _ j
the Adjtttatnt General, by the coinutander of the company to whit-lt thi- `
deceased lielottgetl, und nt duplicate ot' the satne to the colonel ot' the regi· @7 M ·.
ntent. Final statements of lay, clotlzintr, &e., will bu sent with the _ ; , ./ _ · 2/ » · —"
inventories. \\'hcu a soltlierldies at at {inst or station absent front his (lll . . [ ......... . ..... l bb
emnpany, it will be tlte duty of his itnntediate connnander to t`urnish the
required inventory, and, at the smite titae, to forwartl to the eonnnanditzg
oilieer ol' the company to which the soldier belonged, at report ot' his death,
specifying the date, place, and cause; to what tittte he was last: paid, and
the ntoney or other eti`eets in his possession at tlte litne of his deeease;
whielt report will be noted on the next muster roll of the ctnnpany to
which tho muzi belonged. Each inventory will be endorsed, "1nventory
wil the eileets of _.... T, late of company (—) 3 regitnent ol'
-———, who died at +———, the; day 0t'——, l8li--." 1t`alep;al
representative teeeive thc elleets, it will be stated in the report. 1l` the
soldier leave no etl'cets, the tact will be reported. V
Par. lei). Should the eli`t·ets 0i` adeeeased non·c0tntnissZotted ofliccr or
' soldier not be adtnit;isterttl upon within a short pt··riod alter his deeease,
tltey sltall bt: disposed ot' by a Council of Adntittitttratlott, under the
authority t·t' tht- connttanding otlicer ot` the post, and the ptwzeeetls tlep0·
sited with the 1‘:tytnu,ster, to the credit oi' the Unittd States, until they
shall be claittted by the legal r<·presentativt·s ot' the deceased.
l’ar. 154, 111 all such east.-it of :»alt·s by the Uottzzell of Adnlinistratien, a
statement in detail, or account ot' the proceeds, duly certitied by the
Uotntetl and comntattdittg ollieer, aecontpanied by the 1’aytt1a>.tt·1·`s receipt
t`0r the proceeds, will be torwarded by the (5l)ll`llllilll(llllQ‘ otiieer to the
- Adjutant General. 'l'lte statetnent will be etttlorsetl, "l'Ieport. at` the
proceeds of the etfeets of —-- —, late ot` eontpany g—) Q
regiment of —i, who died at. —-, the — day ot`———, lSt,i—."
NON: l.—'I`he effects in all cases, when called for, should be turned over
. _I0 the legal tcpresentative, without l`urther authority l'ro1n the Adjutant
V ·Gcneral. \Vhtn the eitects are turned overto the relatives ol' the do·
eeascd before these inventories are sent to the Adjutant General, their
receipts therefor should be attached to the iuventorit s. 1n all nthercases,
one copy will be sent with a letter et` transmittal tirect to the Adjutant
General, und tt duplicate retained by the otlieer,
NOTE 2.—Partieu1ar care shun-ld be taken to talte receipts in duplicate
front the ].)il_)`111llSlk‘1` l`or any tuntls turned over to hint; one copy should
be sent direct to the Adjutant General and cue retained by tho ollicer.
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