2]6 Trrnn x1v,—THE ARMY.—C1=1. 1. 30M¤r·.l866,¢· considered as having resigned his place in the Army, and it shall be 38·$·2•"·15·l’·58· filled as a vacancy. Civil €¤QPl0Y" Sec. 1224. [Officers of the Army on t/nc active shall not tc separated m°“'· l"°l“b‘*°d· jrnm their rcgzmenta or cmp: for cm_pl%nwnt_0n 02/2125 works of mtemal on- 5 July, 1838, e. prooement, nor be allowed to cngagcmt _ service of mcmhgoratedcompanzes, 162- ¤· 3L V- 5» P- orbcemployedas acting aymaater, ordzebz¢r:¢zngagent0 thefndoandepart- 263, Feb ,877 C ment,ifsucheztmemplgy/rn¢~ntreq21fv·efhat }ac6e·¢epar¢1tcd_fi•07n_hgs regiment 69, ,._ 19;], 243]orc0mpany,07·0t}¢er·20zse2nte1;fcr·evo¢l}otZwperjf?n•z12anccof the neztztargdutwc proper.] [No officer of the Army shall be employed on ClVll· works or internal im rovements, or be allowed to engage in the service of any incorporatedlilougpalny, (B- be implgyep as plctiing payuiaster oy disbursin - ent of the n ian e 1 men -, 1 suc ex ra employmen requires thegahp slpill be separaged gs company, regipippt, orlrgrpsé 05 if it s a otherwise inter ere wi e pe ormance o e m1 1 ry u ies rg) r, [See § 2062. [ Omcersmd arms P Sigh. i225a The President mayy, upon the application of any established fOr ¤0ll€s’€¤- college or university within the L mted States, aving capacity to educate,
Q at the same time, not less than one hundred and fifty male students,
229,s. 26,,v. 14, p. detail an officer of the Army to act as president, superintendent, or pro- 336- fessor thereof; but the number of officers so detailed_shall not exceed ,,04 l:',I“]'é1;7(§g°B‘ [twenty] [thirty] at any time, and they shall be apportioned throughout Q, july; {876,], the United States, as nearly as may be practicable, according to popula- 167, v. 19, p. 74. tion. Officers so detailed s all be governed by general rules prescribed, ‘L‘,@g’CQ,jg‘8f;_ from time to time, by the President. The Secretary of War IS authorized (]]g_,398_ ’ to issue at his discretion and under proper re ulations to be prescribed by him, out of any small arms or pieces of liek? artillery belonging to the Government and which can be spared for that purpose, such number of the same as may appear to be acquired for military iinstrpction and prac; tice b the students of an co e or university un er the provisions 0 thisfsehtion; and the Secrefrary shgll require a bond in each case, in double the value of the property}, for the cage and safe-keeping thereof. and for the return of the same w en re uire . [Sees 1661-1 Privileges on M- Sec. 1226. All officers who hfive served during the rebellion as volun- "°“’lt <**1’<>l¤¤*w teers in the Army of the United States, and have been honorubly mus-
tered out of the volunteer service, shall be entitled to bear the official
28 July. l866. <‘· title, and, upon occasions of ceremony, to wear the uniform of the high- 299- S- 3* "· 14* l’· est grade they have held, by brevet or other commissions, in the volun- 337' teer service. The highest volunteer ralnk whichbhas been held by officprs of the Re ular Arm s all be entere , wit their names respective y, ugon the gArmy litegister. Bug these privileges shall not entitle any o cer to comman , a i, or emo uments. A rm y co i-ps Sec. 1227. All PCIPSOEIS who have served as officers, non-commissioned baclzes- officers, privates, or other enlisted men, in the Regular Army, volunteer 2E;' July, usgs] or militia forces of the United States, during the war of the rebellion, Public Resolution, and have been honorably discharged from the service, or still remain in N0- 731** l5· I’· 26]- the same, shall be entitled to wear, on occasions of ceremony, the distinctive Army badge ordegedl for or adopted by the Army corps and division, res ectivelv in whic the served. Restoration of Slice. 122Bj No officer ofythe Army who has been or may be dismissed dismissed olncers. from the service by the sentence of a general court-martial, formally —2FYuT§»T1868[cY approved by the proper reviewing authority, shall ever be restored to the 185, v. 15, p. 125. military service, except by a re-appointment confirmed by the Senate. ,OPgl€ggg,g;°PWd Sec. 1229. The President is authorized to drop from the rolls of the AA t E)?;`,;'??,,.- Army for desertion a11y officer who IS absent from duty three months A;,; 0, wm} me without leave; and no officer so dropped shall be eligible for reappoint- 15 July, 1890, c_ ment. And no officer in the military, or naval service shall ·1n time of 29T§s}7,v.1g,8;gg19. peace he (¥Sm1SSC(€ frcmi pervige exéept upon and in pursuapce 0; the ¤lY»M`- sentence 0 a cour -ma ia to t at e act or in commutation thereo . 176, s. 5, v. 14, p. 92. ’ b0gll;§g;:Fl;¤:; Sec. 1230. _When any officer, dismissed by order of the President, dg’,mmd ,,_m_ makes, in writing, an application for trial, setting forth, under oath, T,5T§‘— that he has been wrongfully dismissed, the Presn ent shall, as soon as ,9},2 vi,3 ,_· ,,89: the necessities of the service may plermit, convene a court-martial, to ‘’· try such officer on the charges on w ich he shall have been dismissed.
