Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04

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10. The number required to fill tht
call will be taken from this roll, by com
mencng at the first name, and taking in
order, until the required number is OBJ
/ tained, all who are not, by the Board
! decided to be excepted and exempt un
der the provisions of the enrolment act.
76. The names of the men, thus call
ed into service, will be entered on de-
scriptive ROLL Gin triplicate.) signed by
the Board. One copy of this roll will be
sent to the Provost Marshal General di.
rect one copy to the acting Assisting As.
sistant Provost Marshal General of the
State, and one will be retained by the
Provost Marshal.
IT, Certified extracts from the lescrip-
tive roll shall be made in duplicate by the
Provost Marshal for every party of drsf-
ted men sent off, and sent with the party
to the officer to whom the party is to be
delivered. One copy is to be retained by
this officer, and TIE other is to be return.
ed with the receipt for the party as deliv-
cred to him on the back. The returned
copy will accompany the Provost Mar
shal's monthly report to the Provost
Marshal General.
78. The Board shall note on the rool-
book OF drafted men, in the column Of re.
marks opposite each mans name the dis
position made Of him-whether called
| into the service AMI sent to the rendez-
vous, exempted by the Board, replaced
/ by substitute, commuted for deserted,
or discharged as not boing required.
70. The substitute whom any drafted
person is authorized, by section 18th, of
the enrolment act, to furnish, must be
presented to the board Of enrolment ;
and it shall be the duty Of the Board to
examine him, and il accepted, to place
his name on the book Of persona drafted,
with explanatory remarks. His name
will then be Transcribed on the descrp-
| tive rolls of men called into service.
80. Certificates of exemption from the
draft. by reason Of having provided a
substitute, or having paid communica-
tion money, shall be furnished by the
Board Of enrolment according to form
81. A discharge from one di aft, except
that when the person drafted has furnish
ed an acceptable substitute, and rec ved
a certificate Of discharge from prece-
ding draft, he shall be held exempt from
military duty during the time for which
he had been drafted, and for which such
substitute was furnished.
81. The Board shall furnish discharge
(From 81. from further liabilities under
the particular draft, to any drafted per-
son who presents bona .tiae receipt for
the sum announced in orders for procur-
ing substitutes from the person author
lied by the Secretary of War to receive
it.
EXEMPTIONS.
On this subject append all that the
regulations say.
Eight different kins of reports must be
made by the Provost Marshal, most of
them tri ri-monthly. No less than thirty
nine different forms aSe furnished, giving
promise that the mere clerical labor of
the Office will prove no sinecure.
EXEMPTIONS, AND RULES OF EVIDENCE, by
WHICH THEY ARE TO BE DETERMINED.
81. Section 9, act for enrolling and
calling out the national forces. &c, ap-
proved March 3, 1868, provides as fol-
lows: THAT the following persons be,
and they are hereby, excepted and exempt
from the provisions of this act, AMI shall
not be liable to military duty under the
eame, to wit: Such as are rejected as
physically or mentally unfit for the SCR
vice; also, first. the Vice President of the
United States, the Judges OF the various
courts of the Unitel States, the heads of
the various executive departments Of the
Government, and tho Governors of the
several States. Second, and the only son
liable to military duty, of n widow de-
pendent upon his labor for support
Third. the only son Of aged or intirm par
cnt or parents dependent upon his labor
for support. Fourth, where there are two
or more sons of aged or inirm parents
subject to draft, the father, or if he be
dead the mother, may elect which son
shall bo exempt Fifth, the only brother
OF children not twelve years old, having
neither father nor mother, dependent upon
his labor for support. Sixth, the father
OF motherless children under twelve years
OF age, dependent upon his labor for sup
port. Seventh. where there are a father
and son in the same family and household =,
and two OF them are in the military serv-
Ice OF the United States as non commits.
stoned officers, musicians, or privates,
the residue Of such family and household
not exceeding two, shall be exempt. And
no persons but such as are herein exceI t.
ed shall be exempt! Proy'ded howeyer,
That no person who has been convicted
OF any felony shall be enrolled or permit.
ted to serve in said forces.
S5. The blowing diseases and inf rmi-
ties are those which disqualify for mill.
tary service, and for which only, draft
ed men are to be rejected as physically
or mentally unfit for service" viz;
/. Manifest imbecility or insanity.
2 Epilepsy. For this disability the
statement of the drafted man is INSULT
cient. and the fact must be established by
the July attested affidavit of a physician,
of good standing, who has attended him
in oonvulsion.
3. Paralysis. generally of one limb, or
chorca; their existence to be adequately
determined.
4. Acute or organic diseases of the
brain or spinal cord Of the heart or lungs;
Of the stomach or intestines; of tho liver
or spleen; of the kidneys or bladder, suf.