Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-03-20


psny Roll, designating therein the name,
who shall make out an accurate Company
Roll, designating therein the name, age
and residence of each volunteer who shall
decline to re enlist, the time his service
will expire, and the Company and Regl.
ment to which he belongs, and return the
same promptly to the Office of the Adju.
tant and Inspector General Of the State,
for the purpose of having their names sub.
ject to any subsequent call for troops; and
when troops now in service for shorter
term than the war, are disbanded and re-
turned to the State, they shall, within ten
days thereafter, be enrolled in their respec-
tive Districts or Parishes, aud be subject
TO any subsequent call for troops: R'oo'-
ded, In case they are drafted within ten
days after their return they shall be fur
loughed upon application being made, tor
thirty days from the day of the draft.
5. Immediately after the passage of those
resolutions, the Chief of the Military De.
partment shall issue an order requiring the
organization of Board of Exemptions In
each District and Parish of the State (ex-
cept the cities of Charleston and Columbia
to consist of the Commanding Officers of
Regiments, and at least two practicing
Physicians, of respectable standing. The
Board shall have coguizance of all ques-
tions of exemptions, and shall adjudge the
suficiency of the excuse given by any per-
son. In no case shall the Board grant a
discharge for bodily iu6rmity, unless salts
factory evidence is furnished them that the
infrmity is of permanent character, and
such as will disqualify the claimant for the
discharging of the duties of soldier. The
Board shall keep record of their proceed.
iugs, and furnish the officers appointed for
the enrollments with any Information re.
quired, and also send copy of all exemp'
tions made, with cause of such exemptions,
stating name, age and place of residence,
or Beat Company, to Adjutant and Inspec
tor Generals Office. The Board shall meet
at some central point in each Parish or Dis
trict, giving public notice thereof at least
two days in each week preceding con.
scription for troops. Only exemptions
granted by the resolution of the Governor
and Council published herewith will be re-
cognized by the Board. In the cities Of
Charleston and Columbia, the Board will
consist of certain persons, hereafter to be
designated by the Governor and Council
The compensation of the Board of Exemp'
tions shall be the per diem and mileage al
lowed by law to members of the General
Assembly.
6. When troops are to be called for, the
Adjutant and Inspector General, under iu
structions, shall apportiou the quota Of
each Beat or Volunteer Company in the
State, according to their respective enroll
ments; and in order that equal justice
may be done to all the arms-bearing citi.
zens of the State, no acquisitions for troops
will be filled by volunteering (except indi.
vidual volunteers for Infantry service, uu'
til twentieth of March, instaut), but the
same shall be apportioned, and a conscrip'
zion ordered therefor. After the appor'
tionment has been made aud conscription
executed, the persons subject to duty shall
be assembled at designated camps of rem
devious, and be organized into Companies
Battallions or Regiments, under Comman
ding Officers to be appointed by the Gov
ernor and Council The Regimental STAFF
to be appointed in accordance with the
Confederate laws and regulations.
7. Any person who may volunteer or be
drafted for Confederate service may, at any
time before his muster into service, furnish
an able-bodied man, we'll clothed, as hi
substitute, subject to the usual examiua
ton and approval, but the person furnish
ing such substitute shall be liable to per
form ordinary militia and patrol duty
Should the substitute be subsequently draf
ted, the person furnishing him shall b
required to take his place, or furnish an
other substitute on same terms.
8. All Ordinances, Acts, Resolution
Regulations from any Authority in thi
State, conflicting with the above provis
ions, are hereby suspended in their opera
ton for and during the existing war:
FL. MOSES, JR., Secretary.
| lTExtracts from the Minutes of March 9th