Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-26

EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.
RICHMOND Nav 9th, 1858,

TVNHE following Confederate officers and men have
L been duly exchanged and are hereby so declared:
/. All officers and men who have been delivered at
City Point at any time previous to May 6tn 1908.
9. All officers captured st any place before the ISL
of April, 1858 who have been Released on parole
3. All captured il North Carolina OF Firginla
before the lst of March, 1865, who have been released
on parole
Gen. 3 F. Carer, il his expedition to EasC Tennessee
in December last.
Tue officers and men captured and paroed by
lieut. Col. Stewart Van Buren, Il kansas, January
25 1888; by Col. Dickey in December, 1852. in his
march to the Mobile and Ohio railroad and by Capt.
Gamer on, at Corsnth Miss, in December, 1862
8 The officers and men varoed at Oxford, Miss, ou
the 23d of Decemner, 1862; Des Arc, Arkansas on
the 18th Of Jannary 1868, and at Baton Rouge La,
on the 23d February, 1863
t Ali persons who have been captured on the sea
or the waters leading 10 the same, or upon the sea
ofthe Ganfedsrate-oT Unlted states, at any tim
previots TO December 10th, 1852.
8. AIT civilians ho have been arrested at any time
before the 9th OF May, 1868 and released on parole,
are discharged from any and every, obligation con-
Ia ned in said parole IF anF SUCH person has taken
any oath O. allegiance to the United States given
bond if his release accompanied with any
other conditon he Is discharg ed from the same.
8. If any psrsons embraced any of the fore going
sections any section of previous Exchange
Notice, wherein the, are declared exchanged. are ~
any Federal prs n, taey are 10 be Immediately
leased and ..eveIed TO the Confederate authorizes
ROBERT GUILD,
May ls-6t Agent of Exchange
Confederate newspapers VIII Insert foregoing nOCce
SIX times and send bills TO War Department.
NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.-All CON
IN SCRIPTS of he lIth Congressional District,
who have received temporary Exemptions, are here
by required to assemble in Staunton, for RE-EXAM-
NATION, in the following crder:
t Augusta County, May Goth and 2lst.
Rockine ham county, " I'D Z" 23d.
Rockbridge county, :" 25th g 26th.
Allegheny and Bath county, ' 9th &C 2oth.
Highland and Peodleton % s' 29th IS 30th.
Conscrp,s from Pocahontas will assemble In Staun-
ton. the lst of June
Bring, at least three day < rations. and come pre-
pared goto the Camp ofInsiructions furIoughs
will be given those who received bv the Exam
lniog Board for duty. J. S. BYERS,
Captain and Enrolling Officer,
May 12-3s. 18th Congressional District
4 UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
"A OFFICE, to Wit
Taken up by John Fitzgerald near the Virginia Ho
tel in the town of Stauntou the 18th day of May
1868 L HORSE Of brown color, with white spot in
forehead Sseme white on left hind leg, some small
white STOts on back caused from saddle. Small stat
ure very low in order and supposed to be years old
| and appraised at 5000. by VIM Marshall, Thomas
arshaIl and Thomas Marshall.
May l9-3ts# Extract -Teste
WIN A BURNETT, D. G.
ESTR from the subscriber the nth
II INST, a large BROWN HORSE, about 10 years
oia star in the face with braid both hips.
ly discernibIe and, he thinks, white hind foot
round bodied and long coupled, dark and iaiI
liberal reward will be given tor hts delivery or any
| information which Will enable him 10 get him
| May - If TULEY j. MITCHELL
M'CORkLE, LUSK &c CO.,
JORDANn POINT.
Lexington, Va.