The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-02-16
Notice to the COnscripts and Will
tia Officers Of the Sth Con-
greSSiOnaI District.

In obedience to General Orders No B. Bureau o.
CONSUMPTION and General Orders No. l. from Col
Maett, Commandan of Conscripts for North Carolina
Colonies of Militia WILL the 10Th February, 1854
enroll all persons liable TO CONSUMPTION under the re-
| cent act Of Congress of the Confederate States.
The Medical Examining Board and District Enrolling
Officer will allow four days for the exami nation of each
Militia Regiment, and but onefourth of the companies
in each regiment will be ordered the first day Of
enrolment sor said regiment, and fourth for each
succeeding day, that invads and laborers may moi
be unnecessarily detained, and'the Enrolling Officer
and Medical Board have due time do their duty de-
libera,ely and thoroughly All persons rolled
will report themselves to the Enrolling Officer and
Medical Board at the following times and places to
wit:
NEWTON, Catawba county-89th Regiment, Col. For
ney, goth, 22d, 23d and 24rh days of February.
SALISBURY, Rowan county-76th Regt., Col. Brad
shaw, 26h, 27h 10th days of February, and LIST day
of March. l2Oh Regt, Col Locke, I'd Sd, 4h and 9Th
of March.
CONCORD. Cabarrus county-s4th Regt., Col Barn
hart, 7th, 9th, 9th and 10Th days ofMarch.
MONROE, Union county-82d Regt, Col Mccain, l4th,
18th, 18th and 18th days; and 9th Regiment, 18th,
10th, 2lst and 22d days of March.
DALLAS, CASTOR county-s7th Regt, Col Hand, 23d,
oath, 25th and 26th days of March.
LINCoLNroN, Lincoln county-sSth Regt, Col Ram
seur, 28th, 10th, 3Oth and 3lst days of March.
SHELBY, cleveland county-9lst Regt, Col McBray-
err ls I'd, 4h and 9Th days Goth Regt, 9Th, 18th, sth
and 9th days of April.
CHARLoTrE, Mecklenburg county-s5th R"gt., Col
Maxwell, llth 18th, 18th and l4th Seth Regt, Col
Brown, 18th, 10th, 18th, and 18th days of April.
This call includes all who shall have become Is on
before the goth February, 1864. All who under
AS that day whether residents of any other portion
of the State of State, claiming be a cit-
of any foreign State Power. All persons dis
charged from che Army from any cause by any au-
hory since the last ENROLMENT. All persons whom
temporary exemptions were granted by the Examining
Board. All persons permitted by the Enrolling officer
to remain at home till further notice and all who
have furnished substitutes. All mon having detail
papers to do Governpent work will show them.
Colonies will return the Rolls to the Enrolling Or
Ger, made cut by Companies with the full plain
written without erasure or alteration, large size
paper only written on one side, with column of
the left margin, the balance of the page
blank for remarks Ifthe Colonies have any reason to
suspect that hereSre holding exemptions from
the Enrolling Officer Examining Board, not entitled
to them obtained by or through fraud mistake, or
biity has ceased to exist who have violated the
conditions of their exemption by charging than
IS per cent by quitting neglecting the business
profession for which they exempted, by engag
ing in any other pursuit especially speculation and
extortion, they will make special separate Rolls of
Them and have them, together with sworn evidence
before the Enrolling Officer Reasonable aotice must
be given to all such suspected persons so they may
produce rebuttGg evidence, to the end that justice
may be done.
All persons having business of any kind with the
Enrolling Officer together with all papers and evidence
necessary for investigation and decision will attend
to it while the Officer is in the County where parties
reside. All papers and aidavis must be presented in
due form, properly ateSed, TO receive attention, as
the Enrolling Officer will not have time to draw up
instruments of writing All appica tions for
exemption, aud all enquiries for information must he
addressed to the Enrolling Officer only.
A. F. MALLETT,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer, Sth Dist.
R.W ScoTr, Surg. c s Al
W HowERToN, D., Examining Board.
ELLIS, D.,
Salisbury C, Feb 1864