Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07

20 ule0. Any RotltH ti los u"'3'
%cn!d ha incomplete that did not speciaIiy
record his private riri4' y aud CHRISTIAN chh'-
acter. Learned, hut pane more unoslenIa-
lions; Of high position, hut non" ui"re n..
from prefer ion /; Iev.red by all, yeS e!ei ~
from pride, he WAS the intetilgen1 "S"u va
tho most cultivated. and the kind counseiio:
NJ the m ,t humble. His Christian character
wns ,f unyurnssed sy symmetry and beauty
In nothing ,,a ne 90 much delight as in the
worship OF G,d whether iii public Or IN ms
oSn Close. The studies of his latter LIE
| wcro chlerlv Of tn, H'ly Scriptures. IHess
Ncir his daily mediation.
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The Military 5:ln.
The following Is the Exemption Bill passed
by tTgress:.
"a BIZ, 70 sr,ans csr~'a,n':Ti'y"ns from m'Ii-
ra:p ssTci.y, .lrI ~ repeat the oct emitted an
act 10 ersmept CERTAIN persons from enroll
msnt tar ss::;c: tn the army al the CoHted-
:rn,. >ta.,s,' uao"":si 2lst April, 1902.
a.g rH4StALr i,isAnlkp OFFICER; or GOVERN
HaST, cLsp3'~ and oTB.ir.
.'Ti,e Congress Of The Confederate States of
America Do enac:, That I'll persons who
shall he he'd unit Tor military service in tho
HELD ny reason of bodily iut:rGNty or mental
inca pucity Or !mhC"lty, under rrlies tn be
pres. rihCi by :ntS>;r-:ary ~! War, the Vice
Prrsaien Hf II" Coated rte States, thu OIL
GERS. j~l'lic'nl and executive, Of the Confede-
rae and Safe Governments, Including Post
~H:aSirrs appointed oy III" President md rc5,-
:ir mel ny ihe S1ss.,+, ana >uci! 'ieths IN 2eT
1iies. AZ IL. sI"@~ hy The Postmaster
t,rur1a q, hnr: :ir- employed, and excluding
ell olb:r roSt,:V ,fieir ASSISTANTS anu
clerks; YIn rAcri,G s."k ~ ite Officers AZ the
8. Hrai :s;aa, MAJ have declared, or laa!
hcvcafa ':"ciare u law Il be liable 20
militia Gl1E. TIE ,ne'E,>5S Of both Houses u
! -,t:ngress uf shu Comic icrrtp States, and IF the
Legislatures III the several States. and their
r%spsctNS 1h>eIai all clalt, now Iii the
offices nf the Confederate aa,d State Govern
,uents authorized by "a H.!: ecci T.ny salaries CT
iecS
;nluSTEEK TROOPS.
"-A't vululkser troops heretofore raised By
any State s,Sce The passage Of the act entitled
AZ act further TO provide for the public de-
Iesse' approved April 10th, l6t2, while such
rrais s:.iii ~. 1t active Service uiiGsr State
; authority: Provided that this exemption shall
,nt apply to any person .snu was liable 10 be
called INTO service by virtue Of said act Of
April lt,h, 1862.
I TkASsI-naTaYlnS toMra MES, rE1EGR A7H, &C.
Ali pilots and persona eugaged il the
! rnerctraI,c marine service; the president. ST.
p~eriutesienUs, conductors. treasurer: chrst
clerk, Uis,neers, managers. station agents,
>ect!oG masters, two expert track haIds to
each s"iian Of eight miles, snd mechanics in
'i,r. asire s"rVa2. and employment Of rail
rouj f~o,npaAins not 60 ernhr=c- lahnrers,
! pp1Iers and n-sS"ilgcrs; the president, gene.
ial SUPERINTENDENT nd operators Of telegraph
companies, the local superintendent ana upe-
rators of said coupaIi:s not to exceed four
IN number ut any locality but that st tho seat
4 rnseruulelt Of the Uc:tfGdera:e States; the
iIes!dent. 81: pe,intrIsi-nts. captains, engineers,
:!iief clerks and mechanics in the active ser-
wee md employ mcns OF al! companies en-
gagged .r G:rur and canal navigation, and all
cap'slns el houts and engineers thereon EN-
PHO ed.
Noi1oRs, HE%S?.s.4 EMpL0!..s, md MINISTERS
uE Til. &C ;YIi-
"0ne editor ui zach newspaper nov being
iInbii-htd, AMI such employees rs the eHitoG
'.r proprietor u,ay certify. Oh oath, 70 he M
.lispaisGl. for conducting the publication
The pshlic printer, and those employed to
perform the pnhiic printing for the C"nfSdc-
rata and State ~tfOnrnmeuts; evcrr minister
Of religion authorized to preach according 20
the rules Of his sect and in tn" Regular dis
charge Of ministerial duties.
:,"S ~1MBAr.ars.
'.hll PERSONS who have hcen ar1 now are
ukea,nosS Of the society Of Fri-nis aud the
SssoaiU;"n of Dunk Axis, Nszarenei and
Mennas's.S. n regular membership in their
reape.Siye Denominations. provided members
Of ths society vi ricnIs, Nnz4renes, MH-
noEisrs ami Durkari1 snail furnish subst-
tlles, or Fay 4 tss ocsjnv ru.h into the pub
Ieasury.
rh"srCIASS.
All phwSiians who now are, and for the
last use years have been, il actual practice
Of their profession.
shoEoLsEERs, TANSEgs. &C
All sh~oeiaakerS, tanners, b'acksmlths,
Wagon walkers, mitlers and their engiascrs,
mil'v Fights. skilled mid actually employed ss
their regular yocSGou III the said trades, ha-
buuanJ engaged in working tor the public
and whiist ~ equally e1ip,oyed !; provided
said persons shall make oath in writing that
shat they 40 skilled and actually employed at
the time as iIs regular vocation in one Of
the abuce trades, which affidavit shall only
La prTma tfacia evidence Of the facts therein
stated.
LxToRTloNERS
"Proyidr,I further, that the exemptions
herein granted to persons by reason of their
| peculiar mechan;cGl OF other occupation or
employment NOT connected with the public
service, shall be subject to the condition that
the products 81 the labnur Of such exenpts,
ar Of the companies and establishments with
which they arc connected shall De sold md
dispos.d Of by the proprietors at prices not
sxoe'siing seventy.tye per centum upon the
COST vi production, or within q maximum to
he fixed by :no Secretary Of Wa under such
rrEu h,tions ~ hc may prescribe; aud it is
further provided. that il tie proprletors of
any such manufacturing establishments shall
be shown, upon evidence. to DO submitted to
audjuhgri Of by the Secretary of War to have
v4olatcd, or il; any manner svadei the true
, intent md spirit OF TIM foregoing proviso, |
the exemptions therein granted shall no long
at be extended 20 their superintendent and
operatives ia said establishments, but they
and each AMI every one OF them shall be
forthwith enrolled unGer tbs provisions CT
,hi: net, and ordered intA the Confederate
array, and shall in no event &c exempted
1isrctrnm by reason Oh Saf manufacturing /
establishments or empiorIncnts therein.
,rpERiSrEspEH1s AND EMPLOYERS IN HosPrTAIs,
ETC.
Cali superiatcndenls Of public hospitals,
lunsal a asylums aud the regular physicians,
nuraes and attendants therein, and the teach
era employed in the institutions for The deaf,
dumb and blind; in each %apoth.csry store,
now established ard doing business, ore
apothecary i'll good standing, who is q prac-
teal apothecary.
wool, COTTON AND p4rkR MILLS.