The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-22

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,iis ~ the psblis dsisass." approved
Ire afissath day of hffii. 1893. While
sash troops may BE- IN sstual services ~
dsf STATE authority provided hat 'hif
exemption shall not apply 20 any person
pbo was lisble 10 be called Ini0 sefViee
BY virus II lhe sid aet Of lha sixteenth
d,y n April. 1864 Al persons engaged
IN ths merchant marine service, one edit
~ " each nswspsrer no- being publish
ID. and such employees as The editor ~
proprietor may certify upon oath 70 be
Indispensable tor CONDUCTING 'Publica
tiop the public printer aud those neces
sehy employed 20 perform the public
printing lOf she Confederate and State
Governments every minister Of religion
over the age Of thirty Eve years. author.
lied 10 preach according TO the rules OF
bis sect, and 10 the regular discharge Of
ministerial duties all physicians over The
age OF thirty Eve years. who are now,
and for the last Eve years have been, IN
the actual practice Of their profession I;
All supcrntcndenis Of public hospitals,
lunatic assylums. and The regular physi
clans, nurses end attendants therein the
teachers employed in lM instilu ions
Of the deaf, dumb and blind; in each
apothecary store now established and do.
Jog business, one apolhecary in good
standing, who is a practical apoihecary ;
all presidents and teachers Of colleges,
academies, schools and theological semi.
naries, over the age of thirty.hve years,
who have been regularly engaged for two
years previous to the passage Of this act,
all persons employed in the manu- facture
of arms or ordnance of any kind by the
several States, or by contract to furnish
the same to The several State Govern.
ments, whom the Governor or Secretary
of the State thereof may certify to be ne
cessary to the same;all persons employed
by any State in manufacturing iron, coal,
saltpetre. salt, and munitions of war Of
any kind, whom the Governor or Secre.
tary of State thereof may certify to be
necessary for the same ; a segment rails
ed under and by authority OF the State Of
Texas fer frontier defense, now in service
of said State, while in such service; Pro
ylded. that the exemption herein granted
shall only continue while the persons are
engaged in their respective pursuits OIL
occupations.
Sec. 2. BE IL further enacted, Tha
upon the certificate of any of the Cover
nors OF the several States, the heads o
any department of the Confederate Gov
eminent, or of the president of any rail
road company, or chief manager of any
factory or forge, that persons named il
said certificate are indlspensably necessa
ry to carry on with success such STATE
Government or Department, or factory
or forge or railroad, the Secretary of Wa
shall detail such persons for such occupa
ton and employments respectively, TO
such time as their services may be deem
ed necessary; and the Secretary of Wa
may, from time to time, detail from tn
military service in the field such person
for such purposes in the several State
and Confederate Government as he ma
deem necessary for the good Of the pub
lie service, and he may revoke orders G
detail whenever he may deem it best 70
the public service.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted, Tha
Immediately after the passage Of this &C
the Secretary of War shall cause nc
tice to be published in at least--news
papers in each State of the Confederate
then in possession Of the Confederat
forces, requiring all and every perso
who may have in actual service subst