Adjutant and Inspector General’s Office, 
Richmond, November 21, 1862. 
GENERAL ORDERS, \ 
No. 92. J 
The second clause of paragraph I, General Orders, No. 29, current 
series, is hereby amended to read as follows : 
2d. If the substitute be of good moral character, not within the pro- 
hibited classes, and on exatnination by a Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon 
of the army, be pronounced capable of bearing arms, he may, upon the 
written consent of the Company and Regimental or Battalion Commander, 
provided the substitution can be effected without manifest injury to the 
public service, be enrolled and mustered into the company for three years, 
unless the war sooner terminates; and the non-commissioned officer or 
soldier procuring him shall thereupon be discharged, but shall not be 
entitled to transportation at the expense of the government. 
order. 
S. COOPER, 
- Adjutant and Inspector General.