Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-02

HEADQ'Rs, CAMP OF INsr,ucr,o,,
s,..,., Near Raleigh, 8. June 2esb, 1seSN'
A Il PERSONS SUBJECT TO THE peov,s,o,s
vida e.. me net Of Congress entitled act further to
and Known :, tSs approved the s.h Of April
fS., At their regular Regmsnts muster grounds
.ner respective counties, on ths sth day of july
- Iae Censsspts after enrolment are her.bv ordered
on th III Ie Courthouse Of their respective counties
to this cams ~ prepared to proceed forthwith
M me enroAise ofis.,s will have instructions to er,n.
1fYpt o3s. a. pssrbsd ~ hw hereto appended
M. Of ibis sana. @ and ssmpnies Of the
1--WE commando and warn I'll persons liable to Conscrnt;on
10 comply promptly With tia above order. Nos add 3
Volunteer, must join companies IN the Confdrs} n 70
on Inc .atn ApslI last according t. law and consequently
ais pono!ed rom recruiting Oranizng new eomn1
By erdsr: Partisan Rangers
Maj and Asst Adj't Geni, p g. s. L.
ADJurAST AND INSPECTOR GESsRALs Orr1cs
n,,,, o' RICHMOND, May IT, 1862.
l. The following Act and Regulations in reference there.
TO- are published for the information of all concerned
an ess 10 sasmps certain Or.ons from enrolment
Stce :" tho Ar,nies of the Confederate States.
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate Syates of
Ameca do enact That all persons who shai be held to be
% aor military service under rules to be prescribed BY
e OF War; all in the service employ of the
Ststes ali judicial and executive officers of
confederate or State governments the members of both
eral S.ts. and OF the Legislatures Of the
Of the State and Confederate allowed
G mnst an engaged in carrying the mails; all ferrymen
" pae ou'es al pilots and persons engaged in the ma.
rne service aud in actual service on river and rsroad
routes OF transportation telegraph operators and minis
!ers OF religion IN the regular discharge Of ministerial du.
tes all engaged in working in iron mines and furnaces.
all Journeymen printers actually employed in printing
ne"spapers all presidents and professors colleges and
Scholars a IS 1hs n, as as
asyiums and the regular and attendants therein
and the teachers employed in the institutions for the deaf
e eumo ana blind in each apOthecaty store now esab
shed and doing business one apothecry in GOOD stand
ing who practical druggist superintendens and ope-
s s N wool and Cotton who be exempted
from military service in the armies of the Copederate
States Approved April 81, 1852.
II by the above act ofCongress the following classes of
persons are exempt from enrolment for military services
Justices OF the peace sherfs and deputy shers clerks
and deputy clerks allowed by law masters and commits.
siones in chancey district and State attorneys attorneys
postmasers and deputy postmssers and clerks
allowed by law commissioners ofrevenue and foreigners
who have not acquired dcH in the Confederate States
Ill The following not exempt:
Militia officers not in actual service persons exempt by
State aws but not by the above foreigners who have
acquired domcil in the Confederate States
w. No persons other than those expressly named or
properly implied in the above be exempted except
by furnishing substitute, exempt from military service
in conformity with Regulations already published
Orders No. 2a) and such exemption is valid only so long
as the said substitute is legally exempt.
" Persons who have furnished substitutes will receive
their certificates of exemption from the captains of
panes, :he commandments of camps bv whom the SUBJ
sntes have been accepted Other certificates of e1emp-
ton will be granted by the enrolling officers only who will
receive full instructions in regard to the conditions and
mode of exemption Applications for exemption cannot
therefore be considered by the War Department.
BY command Of the Secretary of War.
s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.