The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
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thereto.
What follows is embraced in the following
regulations:
"73. The Board shall make an exact
and complete rol ol the mes Of the per.
sons drafted and of the order in which they
were drawn, so that the first drawn may
stand first on said roll, and the second may
stand second, aud SO on. The draft shall
take place at the headquarters OF the district.
1t shall be public and under the direction OF
the Board OF Enrolment. The name OF each
person enrolled shall be placed in box to
be provided Tor the purpose, and the Provost
MAJ shal, OF some person designated b, him,
(the drawer to be blind olded,) shall draw
therefrom one name at time until the res
CURED number is obtained.
IA. The exact and complete roll Of the
names of persons drawn in the draft Shall be
entered by the Board in q book to be kept
Tor that purpose, ruled and headed to cores
with the descriptive roll OF drafted men,
(Form 81 ...
as. The number required to fill the call
will be taken from this roll by commerclng
at tbe first name, and taking in order. until
the required number is obtained, all who are
not by the Board, decided to be excepted
and exempt under the provisions of the
Enrolment Act.
"76. The names Of the men, thus called
into service, will be entered on descriptive
rolls" Gin triplicate,) signed by the Board
One copy oil this roll will be sent to the Pro-
vose Marshal General direct, one copy to the
Aclirg Assistant Provost Marshal General OF
the State, and one will be retained by the
Provost Marshal.
"77. Certified extracts from this descrip,
tive roll shall be made in duplicate by the
Provost Marshal for every party of drafted
men sent off, and sent with the party to the
officer to whom the party is to be delivered.
One copy is to be realned by the officer,
and the other is to be returned, with re-
ce'bt for the party as delivered to him on
the back The returned copy will accom-
pany the Provost Marshal's monthly report
to the Provost Marshal General.
"78, The board shall note on the roll
book Of drafted men, in the coldmn OF re
marks, opposite each mans name the dis
position made of hin--whether called into
service and sent to the rendezvous, exempted
by the board, replaced by substitute, com
muled tor deserted, or discharged as not
being required.
"79. The substitute whom any drafted
person is authorized, by section 13lh OF the
enrolment at to furnish, must be presented
to the board of enrolment; and it shall be
The duty OF the board to examine bin, and,
it accepted, to place his name on the book Of
persous drat ed, with explanatory remarks
His name will then be transcribed on he de.
sc!iplive rolls OF men called into service.
$50. Certificates of exemption from the
draft by reason OF having provided a sub
stitute, or having provided substitute, or
having paid commutaton money, shall be
furnished by the board OF enrolment &C
cording TO the form 81 A discharge from
Que draft furnishes no exemption rom any
subSeque draft, except that when the per-
son drafted has furnished an acceptable cub
sttute, and has receyad certificate OF dis
charge from preceding daft, he shall be
held exemp, from military dnty duiing the
time or which he had been drafted and for
which such substitute was furnished.
"61. The board shall furnish Il discharge
(form BY from iurther liabilities under the
particular draft. to any drafted person who
presents bono tfde receipt for the SUN ans
nounced in orders for procuring substitutes
lor the person authorized by the Secretary
Of War to receive it,"
EXEMPTIONS.
On this subject append all that thu regu
latons say.
REPORTS.
Eight different kinds OF reports must be
made by the Provost Marshal, most OF them
til monthly. No less than thirty nine diff
eIep6 forms are furnished, giving promise
that the mere clerical labor OF the Office will
prove no sinecure.
"EXEM PTIoNS AND RULES OF EVIDENCE BY
WHICH THEY ARE TO BE DETERMINED.
"84. Section 2, act for enrolling and
calling out the national forces, &c, approved
March 8, 1862. pr vded as tollows: That
the tol owing persons be, and they are here
by excep I'd and exempt rom the provisions
OF this act, and shall not be liable to military
duty under the same, to Wit: such as are re
jected as physically Or mentally unf for the
service; also, frsI. the Vice President OF the
Uni ed States, the judges oi the various
executive departments Of the Government,
and the Governors oil tle several States
Second, the only son, liable to military duty
OF widow dependent upon his labor for
support. Third, the only son OF aged or in
firm parent Or parents dependent upon his
labor tor support. Fourth, where there are
two or more sons of aged or infrm parents
subject to draft, the iather, or il he be dad,
the mother, may elect which son shall be
exempt, Fifth, the only brother of children
not welve years old, having neither father
nor mother dependent upon his labor for
support. Sixth, the iather OF motherless
children under twelSie years Of age, depen
dent upon his tedgF for support. Seventh,
where there arg atfather and sons IN the
same Iamly and household, and two OF them
are in the mill ary service OF the United
States as non commissioned officers, muSi>
cisus or privates, the residue OF such family
and household, not exceeding two, Shall be
exempt. And no persons but such as are
her in excepted shall be exempt: Provided,
however, That no person who bas been con
victed Of any felony shall be enrolled or per-
mitted to serve in said iorces
"85. The following diseases aud in6rm
tiles are those winch diaqualify or military
service, and for which onls, drafted men are
to be rejected a. physically or mentally unfit
for the SERVICE viz: 81. 4
II. Manifest imbecility or insanity.
SO. Epilepsy For this disability the slate
ment of the drafted man is insufficient, and
the iact must be established by the duly at
tested affidavit OF physician, of good stand
ing, who has attended him in a CONFUSION.
',3. Paralysis, generally OF one limb, or
chorea; their existence to be adequately de-
termined. 5r
~. Acute or organic diseases Of the brain
or spinal cord; Of the heart or lun gs; Of the
stomach or intestines; Of the liver or spleen;
of the kidneys or bladder, suh lent to have
impaired the general health or SO we'll mark,
ed as SO leave no reasonable doubt of the
mans incapacity for military service. (
'5. Confirmed consumption; cancer; aneu-
rism OF the large arteries. III