The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21
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~ q U No -, A and g. current srrtes. IN con.
nsctfon with the last clause Of the 9TH article of
the 10Th section Of the act Of Congress cited,
This paragraph embraces the whole system M
details provided BY law tn maintain the industrial
productions Of the country, In view OF the public
defencc.
2. The Investigation Of every case u,e,entea
must be the most precise and accurate which car,
be obtained by the enrolling Officer with the eo
operation OF the temporary boards,) and all action
must be In direct view 0f the nee essies
Commandments will institute such modes of inquiry
and report as viii furnish the fullest testimony
The policy Of the law IL ~ enforce the largest
amount 81 production In every case In which the
detail 10 made The schc.suie 0f terms hereto
appealed will, Ia ~ believed meet mslarity OF
the cases thst ars likely 10 he presented Nbfyu
It II doubtful whether the ease Is covered by the
classification, commandments will In general decide
BY reference 10 the plain Intent Of the law or refer
the matter 70 this bureau, with faii testimony and
opinion. In all details I,,efe mnst be satisfactory
evidence Of the necessity, expressed IN Gene
Iai Orders No s6, current series.
scHgDrLF TERMS.
3. Where there are twu or more farms cnutiyu-
Ous or within five miled Of each other, me assuring
from the hOinesteads, having on each FIVE or more
hands, amounting In thesseregate 10 fifteen hands,
OF where one person has two OF more plantations
within five miles OF each other, having IN asgfe-
gate OF fifteen or more hands, there may detail
ed one person as ovcfseer or manager OF The two
or more farms: Provided, there Is neither OF
the farms white male Adult declared by the en-
rolling officer aud the temporary board capable Of
manaeing the farms with q reasonable efficiency,
not liable to military duly and provided the peg
detailed was, on thu FIRST day of January 1904,
either owner, manager VI overseer residing on oue
OF the farms aud provided the Owners of said
the terms prescribed for the owners oil fifteen hands
except that such persons shal! not he allowed the
privilege of commutationprOvideGi In the 1th ari-
Gle OF The ION section Of The act reciied-
4. Where details allowed 10 persons having
less than fifteen, aud Eve, mere THAI ive haads,
they shall enter into Ike obligation prescribed for
the owner OF fifteen o. more Lands, except that fJf
each Inland lees 'hsn fteen down 70 five, 'here shall
be supplied five POUNDS less meat, thus each Of
fourteen hands, ninety Ave; thirteen hands, ninety;
twelvs hands, eighty i've; Six hAadg,
nifty. i've; five hands, hity pounds.
8. Where details aae allowed TO persons having
less than FIVE hands, they shall enter in,o like obi
gstone to sell all their surplus pfoductonsto The
Government.
6 All details herein prescribed tn DO allowed are
subject to revocation by the commsndant Of con-
ecrpts on the report OF the enrolling officer that the
person detailed not habitusiy, indasr!ous;y, ana
in good faith engaged in the occupation for which
the detail is granted. Enrolling officers required
to be unusually vigant In supervising such 6ctiis.
Omission in this duy will constitute grave dereiic-
ton.
T. Enrolling officers are required to exercise tie
utmCEt caution 10 recon mendng de:alis in class.
es enumerated 1t is by means intended TO FSpt
teen ndscrimisaeiy, but ~ LIMIT them much as
consistent with the public good lperiinsu, cir
cumelaBces VT be carefully inquired into Among
these htGess for the Held ability aptitude Tor
the purposes Of the detail condition Of the family
whether any, or how man, ara in the military ger
vice. public COED jastiee, equity or necessity &c.
XIII. DETAILS Fur PUBLIC NECESSITY.
Applications for detail, such as are no, required
for the service of any OF the military tIresux or
for service any Of the departments Of the Govern.
ment, including service with contractors, will be
made, accompanied by descriptive let, 10 ihe en-.
rOng 9th cr Of tho appropriate cGuaty district
aud be supported by the affidavit of The sppicsn,
and otter testimony uncer oath.
The enroing officer will institute a minute and
searching investigation into all the circumstances
of the case, the results OF which will be set forth
on a separate sheet OF paper.
The district enrolling Giicer may, If he approves
the application, grant detail for sixty days and
forward the papers, through the conuiandant, TO
the Bureau for its action.
II The appi alton Is refused, the reason In full
will be endOrsed and, In case of appeal, the papers
| forwarded to this Bureau, through the chan
nels.
1.-THE persons for whose detail application is
made engaged in performing the duties on ac-
count of which details asked, they will be at
lowed 10 remain until final action. II otherwise,
they should be sent 10 camps of instruction.
XIV. DETAILS FOR PERSONS BETWEEN A. AND 80 FOR
GOVERNMENT WORN.
Appiications for the detail OF persons h-tveen
forty five and hty years OF age, TOR service in any
OF the military put-aux or III any ~ The departments
of me Government, viii be made, accompanied by
descriptive list Ia The local or district enroiiHg
u. 1
ties be performed, the necessity for the dptali,
au.t the period tor which IL is required.
The district cniuns officer, AFTER Investigation,
made aud reported as directed in preceding para
graph, may. ii h approve The application, gan,
detail for period moi exceeding Sky days, and
forward the papers to the conlaandant for his
action.
An appeal from the action of the enrolling officers
and the commandment, may be taken TO this Bureau
XIV. DETAILS OF ARTISANS, MECHANICS, Eru.
I Az, En- Tho data ;,o
Of the military BUREAUS or tor any OF The dcpar
ments Of the Government (iDcluding c0n'ractors,)
OF artisans, mechanics, or persons of saientiiic
skill, 10 perform indis pensable duties, should be
made, with descriptive list, 10 tic enroDg officer.
The skill Of the party The duties 10 be performed
ana why his services are indispensable, and the
period for which the detail is Required must be dig
tinctly set forth
Application. for the employees OF contractors must
in addition contain certificate from, the tii.er
tracted with or the head Of the department., thai he
eeryices OF the particular parties re required for tic
performance o.; Indispensable Government work
The district enrolling officer may gran. the desa for
sixty days, aud forward the papors, through TIE
commaudsut leach expressing his opiuienJ 10 this
bureau, for ifS action.
the application Is refused, reasons ia full will he
endorsed, and 10 case OF appeal, pspara forwarded TO
this bureau
the parties applet for At work, they will be
allowed 70 remain until action is taken II ether
wiss they shall be sent ~ the camps Of instruction.
Applications for the detail Of cont as;o them
eeiYe6
Of the bureau repaired by the llth gection of the
act.
XVI. All other applications for exem ption or ds
tail, not otherwise provided, will be made 10 the
rolling officer, and forwarded through the proper chan
nes.
XVII. Great caro- should be exercised in EXEMPT.
Ing or detailing able bodied men bstween eighteen
aud forty i've
No Gaze shanld be acted on until after m'uu.e and
thorough iavasiig alton rs IL thu alleged private
public necessity, advantage, convenience. justice, OF
equity, ard Us tn whether persuns lot liable I. GER
vice In the feli may nyt be cbSainei.
XVIII. REPORTS.
l. Examining boards, In addition to the lists d.
rected In paragraph VIII GeneEai Orders NO p
and G q, current series, will furnish dstrc, Tn
rolling officers with lists OF men Ia their districts
found fit for military service, but unfit tor service
In the hs'd, specifying IN each case VIVA. QUILTS
District officers TO furnish similar lists TO county
enrolling officers the object being to enable persons
needing detailed men TO see who are the subjects
Of detail, and TO choose from them.
9. Enrolling officers will forward 10 the COM
mandant Of ccnscfipts. monthly, report of all
persons enrolled by them, and the action taken Ia
each case.
mandant with reference TO the distinctions made
In the act Of Congress, aud the regulations for liz
enforcement In duplicate, one copy OF which viii
he forwarded 70 this bureau ana one kepton hle Ia
the office OF the c0mmaEdant
XIX. ENROLMENT OF. RnERvEp CLASSES.
l. Commsudspts Of c6nscrtpts will proceed tn en-
rot al perscns between the ages Of seventeen and
eighteen and forty-fve and fifty years, in exeeu.
tioo Of General Orders No 80, A and G o, current
serise; which 10 herewith made part Of this Gig
ApJurAsr AND INsP'R 0xn'Ls (Fucr,
Richmond, w, March 10, is5i
Ceaeyal Oyders, No 33-
1 The bureau Of Conscription Will proceed to en-
rol 81 parsons between the ages Of seventeen aud