Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-20
E1empts in North.oarolina.

ton in this State with the exception Of the 1st Dis
trct in which the number cannot be ascer rtaiued on
accoun: Of the presence of the enemy. In the 10th
District the number of militia officers liable to con-
scription may be estimated 400. In the Sd District
the number of magistrates may safely be put down at
80, ard the number of militia officers at 225. In
the 4th District we would estimate the number of
magistrates at about 70 and militia officers from
$50 to 400. 1t will be seen that there are only
two thousand and forty substitutes. We will yen-
ture to say that this is a smaller number of substi-
tutes nan in any other State in proportion to popu.
lation. ..--.
Second observation-disclosures 8, blacksmiths
IA, county and State officers 80, @. S. judiciary off,
GERS ], C. s. taxcollectors l. details $780, disability
379, Ex, cIemency 4, Express Co. employees 4, for
eigners IL, factory employees g. militia officers 204,
magistrates Il, millers 29, mlwrghts 3, mail con-
tractors and carriers G. overseers 16 preachers IL
physicians SS, railroad employees Sl, shoemakcrs
40, school teachers T. substitutes 91 State agents
tanners 4 telegraph operators l. wagon makers s,
government agents l. Total ], IA.
Third Observation-Disclosures. 33, county and
State officers "a, details S2 disability 500, Ex.
clemency 8, Express Co. employees 9, militia Off
GERS 1876, magistrates &C. mlers 73, millwrights 10,
mail contractors and carriers 6, combatants 10,
oSerseers g. preachers g. physicians 81, printers l,
postmasteJs and clerks" l, railroad employees 43,
shoemakers 63, salt makers 81, school teachers Z,
substitutes ITO, State agents J. tanners !, Telegraph
operators 3, wagon makers l. Total ], 1865.
Fourth District.--Apothecaries 3, blacksmiths
Al, county and State officers g. disability 70l, Ex
, clemency 10, foreigners 5S, factory employees 8,
fire department 81, milers 6S, millwrights Z, mail
contractors and carriers 81 overSeers 92 preachers
g. physicians "a policemen 25, postmasters and
clerks 4, railroad employees 4 shoemakers 55, SAT-
makers 42l, school teachers 16, substitutes l40.
seamen II, steamboat agents l. sup't gas works 2,
tanners 10, wheelwrights Is, government agents 8.
Total 2,760.
Fifth hDistrict.-Asylum 19, apotheearies 6, black,
smiths. 81, county and State agents 46, cadets at
military Institutes 49, details 8S, disability 100, Elk.
clemency 80, Express Co. employees s, foreigners
10, militia officers 256, magistrates 56, milers 6S,
millwrights 90 mail contractors and carriers II,
oVerSeers 81, preachers Is, physicians 40, paper
makers Z policemen 9, printers 34 postmasters and
clerks 3, railroad employees ITO, shoemakers u,
school teachers 81, substitutes 465 State ordnance
employees 81 tanners 81, telegraph operators b,
wagon makers At, government agents 5. Total
2,544.
Sirh District-Asylum 8, apothecaries 2, black
smiths 81, county and State officers A, cadets at
military Institute 2, details 959, disability 1872
Elk. clemency 8, forer ners Is, factory employees
G6 foundrieS 6, militia officers 430, magistrates 81,
millers LOG, millwrlghts 10, mail contractors and
carriers II, miners 2, noncombatants Al, overseers
II, preachers II, physicians Al, paper makers 6,
printers l3 railroad employees 200, sholmakers
108, salt makers s, school teachers 36 substitutes
74S, State ordnance employees I'll, tanners 81, tel
egraph operators 5, wagon makers 56, government
agents ., habeGs corpus 27. Total 4 554
SereHth Dtstriet-Asylum l, Apothecaries l,
GiackSmithS LAG, county and State officers A. col
liers 2, details 4S7 disability $50, Ex clemency II,
foreigners g. factory employees 40, militia officers
463, magistrates sc, millers 1872 niAwrights 90,
mail contractors and carriers Il miners g. COM
Gatants 131, s, preachers At, physicians
IS, railroad employees %, Shoenakers l0S, salt ma
kers l76 school teachers Is, substitutes $685. tan
ners 80, telegraph operators !, wagon makers 40,
government agents l. Total 3,909.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures 76 county and
State officers l8 collier l. T. s. tax collector l. dis
ability l35, Ex. clemeney l, foreig ners 10, factory
employees %, militia officers 2l7 magistrates "a,
milers 49, millTrights IL, mail contractors and car
riers g. miners l6 Overseers 81, preachers 10, ply
slclans 20, paper makers /, printers 3, postmaster
and clerks l, railroad employees 40, shoemakers
10 salt makers l. school teachers II, substitutes II,
State ordnance employees 8, tanners II, telegraph
operators 2 wagon makers 18, powder manufactur-
ers 3, government agents l. Total 1854.
Ninth District l, blacksmiths
SO, county and State officers 8, colers s, details .,
disa bliity ,539, EX. Stemency g foreigners facto
ry employees II, government contractors g. militia.
officers $40, magistrates S, millers "a, miilwrights
l2, mail contractors and carriers l. miners II,
combatants 9, OVerSeers l, operatives in iron works
II, preachers 4, physicians s, railroad employees
To- shoemakers so, school teachers 9, substitutes
115, tanners 81, wagon makers 4 government agents
l. Total $3.50.
Tenth District-A2othecaries g. blacksmiths 19,
county and State officers 25 details 1862, disability
7O7, foreigners 5, factory employees 8, hatters 8,
harness makers l. magistrates 49, millers 80, mill
- o,oh
ers 21, physicians 1G. printers 8, shoemakers So,
school teachers f. substitutes SO, tanners lS wagon
makers 16 habedS c0rpuS4. Total ], 1857.
AggregGte.-Asylum 23 apOthecaries l8, black-
smiths 58s, county and State officers 2S2, cadets at
Military Institutes Is, coers IL, Q. S. judicial Of
ticers, l. c. S. tax collectors 2 details 1913 disa
hility 1868, Ex clemency 81, Express Go. employ.
II, foreigners III, factory employees l55, fire
department 81, foundries 6, government contractors
2S hatters g. harness makers /, militia officers
2,346, magistrates 407, mers 66S millwrights 1913,
mail contractors and carriers 72, miners &c.
combatants 1876, overSeers 12O, operatives in iron
works II, preachers l56, physicians 264 paper ma
kers IA, pocemal-S4 printers "a, postma sters and
clerks 9, railroad employees 533, shoemakers 651,
salt makers 627 school teachers 199, substitutes
2,O40, State ordnance employees 25S, State agents
2, seamen II, steamboat agents !, Supt. Gas works
2, tanners 174, telegraph operators 16 wagon ma
kers 2l9, wheel wrights 49, powder manufacturers
8, government agents17, habeas corpus 81. Total
81, ,55S.
From the best information we can get the num-
Der of conscripts passed through the camps of in
struction may be estimated at II, ,S74 for the year
ending July 10th, 1858, furnished by the several
counties follows:
Allegheny %, Alexander 2lO, Aamance 2l2,
Anson lO2, Ashe 165, Beaufort 43, BERTHE 40, Bla
den sc, Brunswick 9, Buncombe "a, Burke 1913,
Cabarrus 232, Caldwell 100, Caswell 76, Catawba
1S9, Chatham 348, Chowan 5, Cleaveland 2l2, Co.
lumbus 81, Craven 9, Cumberland &c. Currituok 7,
Cherokee 5, Clay l. Duplin 81, DAVE 1876 Davidson
Gates l, Granville 29s, Greene 30, Guilford 369
CASTOR 2O6>' Halifax 10, Harnett SO, Haywood g.
Hertford 40, Henderson Is, Hyde l, Irede 334,
Jackson 7 Johnston 436 JoneS 10 Tonoir 20 J;,