| From the Richmond Dispatch |
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| January 9, 1864 |
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| Exempts in Georgia |
| In Georgia there have been
exempted — civil officers, 522; railroad
employees, 616; telegraph employees, 13; newspaper employees, 174;
ministers of the gospel, 274; shoe makers, 504; tanners, 377;
blacksmiths, 590; wagonmakers, 266; millers, 409; factory employees,
554; school teachers, 266; salt manufacturers 151; overseers, 201;
ferrymen, 10; physicians, 486; militia officers, 397 (?); (N. C.
3,437;) aliens, 628; (Va. 69;) express company, 13; cadets, 12;
manufacture of dental instruments, 3; batters, 14; nitre and mining
service, 120; mail contractors and carriers, 4; shepherds, 107;
physical disability, 1,499; substitutes 7,000. |
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