The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-10-15

the association OF DunkSrds. Nazareuea.
and Menuonists. iu regular membership
in their respective denominations. p.ovi.
ded members Of the society Of Friends,
Nnzarenes. Meanonists aud Dunkxrds
shall furnish substitutes, or pay a tax Of
$500 each into the pnbicl treasury.
rHYsIcIAHs.
"All physicians who now are, aud :cr
the last five years hsve been, iu actual
practice Of their profession.
sHoEAAKERs, TANNERS. &o.
"All shoemskers, tanners, Blacksmith.
wagon makers. milIers aud their engin
eers. IN ll~righ's. skiiled snd actually em
p'o! ed as their regular vocation 10 the
said trades. habi,u~ly engaged in
working fo' the pubic and whilst so
sctua'ly employed; provided said psroons
shs | make oath in writing that they are
80 SIX lied and actually empio, ed at th.
time as his regular vocation in one Of the
above trades. which affi Iavit cha | oniy
be prin,d facie evidence VI the facts ,her.
!. a ed.
kxroRfIoNxRs
"ltovided. .fur,ber, that the exemptions
herein granted TO psr-ons by reason Of
,her peculiar mechanical OF other occu
patton or employ inent not c0nnee'e ed with
nj huH ha al. ,h.
condition that The products Of the tabor
OF such exsmp's. or Of the companies aud
establishments With which they are con
nected shall be sold and disposed Of ty
he proprelors At prIces not exceeding
seventy Eve per ceu,um upon the Gus, OF
prod action, or within maximum to be
fixed by the Secretary Of War under such
regulations AS he may prescribe; and ~
~ further provided, th~t if the propr,s,ors
1t any such manufacturing Establish msnrs
shall be shown. upon evidence to be sub.
ni't-d TO and jud red Of BY The Ssers,ar,
War to have violated. or in any ,nsn.
"sr evSded the true intent and spirit of
he foregoing pr"vsI, the exemptions
herein granted shall no longer bs ex,~n
dsj 20 their superintenden,s a,d Opera.
ives in said establishments. but they and
each and every "ne Of them shall bs forth.
with enrolled und.r The provisions OF this
act. and ordered Into the Confederate NJ
my, and shslI in NO event be again ex
e,nptsd thsrefrorn by reason VI said man
Acturipg estsb''sh ments W smpio, ments
therein
sufxaiSrESSExrs AND xMrLerERs IN nos
PrrALs, &c.
"A'i isuPsrnteudeuls Of pu bile hospitals.
Iunstic as, iums and the regular ply
sc'sns. nurses aud s,teudsuts therein.
And The teachers saploy ed 10 The ius,ms
tio"s for tho deaf. dumb and blind a; IL
e"ch npo,hecary store, now e.: sLl,shsd
aud doug business, one spo,heesry 10
good standing, ~ho is = prae,,eal spo,bs
cary.
WOOL, corroH AID PAPER MILlS.
"SuPsrintendents 10 wooI aud cotton
factories. paper nails, and superintsndspts
and msnagers OF wooIcnrding machines,
who may bs exempted by the Secretary
VI War. provided the profits OF such ss.
tsbiishmsots shall not exceed seventy
live per csntum upon the cos, Of produc.
ton, u 10 determined upon oath Of the
parties, SUI! jsct to the same penalties for
violation OF the provisions herein con
tanned as are hsrsinbs'ors provided IN
case VI other manufacturing and mschsc
cal emplo, m-nts.
coLLEoss, tn BIOLOGICAL sEMIsARrxs. 4,
"Aii prssIdenss sud teachers of cole |
yes, academies, schools aud th-o o:icsl
who have been regularly e..
'"lsd as such for Two ysaIs proceeding
he passage u this act.
EMPLOYERS ON oovsaanRSF woRx
"Ail srt's~Ds, me, hsuics and employ
es 10 the eel hIishInenis Of the Govern
nent for the manufacture Of arms, ord
ancs. ordnance stores and other mum.
ions Of war, Who may be certified ty the
ficsr in charge thereof rs necessary for
uch establishments also. all artisans.
'sehsnics. snd employees 10 the ss,ab
sl'msn,s Of such persons ss are or may
9 engaged uGd.r contracts with tie
in furnishing arms. ordnance,
rcusnce stores, aud other munitions Of
IN. saddles, harness and army supplies
,ov'dsd hat the chief of the ordnsnc~
ursau. or some o'd'naacs offieer su,bor
led BY him for the purpose. shall up.
rove Of the number Of operatives rs.
uired in such establishment all persons
npIoyed ~ the manufacture of arms, or
dnsnce Of any kind by The several