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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 4.
ICHMoND, VA, Jan. 10, 1868.
ME FOLLOWING. OFFICERS AND MEN HAVE

TINHE FOLLOWING OFFICERS AND MEN HAVE
Il been duly exchanged, and hereby so declared.
l. All officers and captured in Kentucky, Tennes
see, Alabama, Mississippi Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina, up to December 10Th, 1862
g.. All officers and captured in Missouri Kansas,
New Mexico Arizona Arkansas and Louisiana up JAM
uary LIST, 1863.
and men of the Confederate SERVICE but also persons
captured IN hostile against the United States,
whatever may have been the character of the military
CARNATIONS to which they attached and whatever
bave been the terms of the paroles given by them
in Federal prisons they be Immediately
leased, and delivered to the Confederate authorities
f. All persons who have been captured on the or
seacoaSt of the Confederate of United States Decem
Der 10th, 1862 If such in Federal prisons they
are to be immediately released and delivered the Con-
federate authorities.
3 All Confederate officers and men who have been de.
livered at City Point up to January 6th 1863.
g. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
yered at NcSsburg up to December 3d. 1862 and ncud
ing said date
T. All parolcd Confederate officers and men receipted
for at Vicksburg up December 23d 1862 and including
said date.
s. All Confederate officers and men captured and pa
rolled at fredericksburg, Va. in December, 1852.
.. All Confederate officers and captured and pa-
roled at GoldSbOro', n. c. in December 1862
10. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanges of which
the appropriate officers will be duly informed
NoTE-All Confederate officers and who had been
captured in Virginia Maryland before the first of No
vember 1852 and all Confederate officers and men who at
time had been delivered at Aikens Landing were de-
cared to be exchanged by former notice, No 3.
ROBERT GUILD,
Jan. l6, 1853. st
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Civil Donarfmenf

ZEBULoS B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor.
RICHARD II. BATTLE, JR, of Arson, Private Secretary
RUFUS H. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. CoURTs, of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WIN K. RICHARDSON, Of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CURTIS II. BRoeDES. of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. W. Balm, of Wake, Clerk.
o. Ii. PgRRY, Librarian.
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Headquarters. Cavalry Brigade,
JANUARY 10TH, 1868.
GENERAL ORDER !

GENERAL ORDER
No.
TVNHE' GENERAL COMMANDING ANNOUNCES TO
Il all absentees from his Brigade that should they vol.
unfairly report for duty within fifteen days from the pub
catiOn of this order that is before the LIST of February
next no charges will be instituted against them for past
deinquencies.
This does not include commissioned officers whose er.
ample in several instances has been injurious 10 the men,
By order of Brig Gen B. H. ROBERTSON
Jan. 90, 1853. TT
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An ACT TO RENDEZVOUS FOR EXAM
NATION ENROLLED MIN.


The Congress Of the C,afeds-dts Sates of Aup>rc1 do
enact That there shall be established in each county, par
ish district and in any city in county, parish dis
rct in the several States, place of rendezvous for the
persons said county, district parish CITY, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined BY
Surgeons "a be employed by the government
be assigned that duty by the President day of
which days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose Of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established BY the Secretary of War;
to the physical and mental capacity of sny person for mil
itary duty in the field shall be final and those only
tanned TO be fit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SEC q There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board Of Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section, any
of whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict.
SES When il shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous BY the certificate of respectable
resident in that county district parish city
in county, parish district that enrolled person
therein is unable to attend account Of sickness shall
be the duy of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
andart of the nearest camp of instruction and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination said camp of in
strucon his continued disability certified by the GER
tcate Of respectable physician of his county city, dis
irict parish he shall be held liable as absent without
leave q his commanding officer
Approved Oct. IL, 1862.
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RICHMOND n. PEARSON, of Yadkiu, Chief Justice
WV. H. BATTLE, of Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS L. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A JENKINS, of Warren, Attorney General.
HAMILTON c. JONES, of Rowan, Reporter.
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, of Wake, Clerk
JAMES LIrcHFoRD, Of Wake, Marshall
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court held
in the City of Raleigh once year. commencing the
cond Monday in June.
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Adjutant aud Inspector General.

Az ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT TO FURrH.
Err PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENCE" APPROVED l6rE
APRIL, 1852, AND THE ACT TO AMEND THE SAME, AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States of America do
act That all persons subject to enrolment for military
vice. be enrolled under instructions from the War De
psrtmen and reported by the enrolling officer whereverS
found whether within the State county of their residence
not and when enrolled shall be subject the pro-
visions of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State of which they be residents: Provided That this
act shall not extend TO member of military Organiz,
tion under any State law while he remains actual
vice without the limits of his State And provided further
That the President is authorized to suspend the
Of this regards the residents of locality where he
may find it impracticable 10 the entitled an
act TO further provide for the public defence approved
April IT, 1882 and the to amend the last mentioned act
approved September 81 1862.
Approved October s, 1862.
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BOARD OF CLAI
SUPREME COURT.

BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F.. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. II. WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.
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SUPERIOR COURTS,

JUDeEs.-John L. Bailey OF Buncombe RomuIus NJ
Saunders Of Wake Robert R. Heath, of Chowan George
Howard, r Of Wilson, James W. Osborne of Neck len.
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SIOO-OOO.

PILES, FIsTULA IN ANo, TUMORs,
SPERMATORRHOEA, DECORATIONS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF
Montgomery, Ala gives special attention to the above
diseases and perfect satisfaction in every
His friends proposed bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst case of PILES.
lie has operated with perfect in several cases
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons He has
never had an accident to happen.
Persons writing must enclose cent stamp to ensure
attention.
Aug. IL, 1850 33-w&swE
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burg Robert s. French of Robson and John Kerr, of

burg Robert s. French Of Robson and John Kerr, Of
Caswelt .
SoLIcITOE-Jesse J. Yeates of Hertford of LIST Crcut
William j. Houston Of Dpplin, I'd Circuit; Wm A. Jen-
kins, of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle, of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover, 5th Circuit W. c. Kerr of Mecklenburg,
9TH Circuit and Marcus ErwiD of Burke, 7h Circuit
Time OF Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS
FIRST CIRCUIT.
TyrrelI. 6rst Monday in March and September.
Washington second "
BERTHE, third
ford &c.
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Two Thousand and Forty Dollars Rewo,I-
Headq'rs, Goth Regt. N, G, TrooD,I
GARTsBURG, n. c., Jan. 10Th, lS6s
kESERTED FROM THIS REGIMENT THE TN
lowing named persons, for whose Apprehension an,
Seery' Inc above reward will be paid or thirty dollar
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September.
Greene, second
LeDOT third
Craven, fourth
Jones' Wednesday after the fifth Monday after the
fourth Monday in March and September.
Onslow sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
Carteret, seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
March and September.
Hyde, ninth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September
Wilson tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in March
and September.
CIRCUIT.
Martin the Monday before the first Monday in March
and September.
PITT, the first Monday in March and September.
Edgecombe, second
Nash, third
Johnston, fourth
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Explanations and Instructions as to the Con-
scription and Exemption Laws, by the Adj
jutant General.

jutant General.
II CammGRdaats of OonScripts and CrnuDs of Lastruc-
ton.
l. An oicer styled the Commandant of COnscripts will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision of the enrolment and disposition c0nscrps
de VIII establish camps in which cOnscripts
VIII be assembled and instructed and recommend for
appointment, Surgeon Quartermaser, Commissary,
and the requisite number of Drmasers for each CAMP
more than one camp be established he may also
mend aeommandau for each camp under his own I'M
mLdi0e command.
. hospital viii be established. and huts for winter
quarters constructed at each camp aud all conscrps
semoed at the camps will be promptly vaccnated lift has
not already been done.
D. The Comnandan of Conscrps will require from each
camp report on the first Monday in every month"; show
ing the expenses of the preceding month the number of
conscrpsn the the number received and sent away
during the preceding month the regiments, battaIons
companies 10 which they seDt the number transferred
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ARMY MATTERS

Sot1'sea5oatss.' 4 +. TG;.c Il Regimen,
fHE FOLLOWING NANEn ,Ir ~ Jan. Il, 1861
,ar ba ed to Join their Companies at ARE u
3 G SaT@nd absent without leave or
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Gates first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and

SECOND CIRCUIT.
DupliD, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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Headquarters, Kinston, N. c., !
DECENRRR lOth 1912

Headqnarters, Kinston, N. CT
Special Orders,
No. /.
ID HEREAFTER NO CORN OR COTTON WILL BE
IN permitted TO be taken from the Counties of this
Military District without the written permission of bis
Exceency Gov. 2. Il. Vance, or the Brig General Com.
mandng
No. 3.
Provost Guard will be established at Mosely Hall to
prevent all shipments of the commodities named in para
OF this Order that may not have the required
written authority
By order Of N. G. EVANS Brig Gen. Commanding:
SAMUEL j. CORRIE
A. ID. c.
Dec. Is, 1852. lol-tf
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PONY FOR SALE

PONY FOR SALE.
A BOUT EIGHT YEARS OLD, PERFECTLY GEN.
"A tie and natural PAGER. Apply to
A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro, n. c., Nov. g. 1852 g6-8m.
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
~ SHARES OF BANK OF WASHINGTON
AO Stock for sale, privately.
JAMES NJ. TOWLES, Agent.
Jan. co. 1868. 10
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where he may find impracticabe to execute the same
bo Prednt is anbnrized TO receive troops into the Con-
derae service under any acts passed by the
crate Congress prior iSe passage OF tne | I'll 1880
provide for the public defence approved 10th oil April IoOz
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
st Monday after the fourth Monday in March

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
Richmond, third "
Robson, fourth
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sr1L TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT FUEEaER PROVIDE FOR
TIE PUBLIC DEFENcr,"
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By command of COL Il. K. BURGwYN, JR.:
Jan 90, 1853. TT
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Quartermaster OF the nearest Camp of Instruction.
VII Friends, Iunkards Nasarenes and Aeunoaites.
All persons of the above denominations in regular men,
bershp therein the 18th day of October 1852 shall be
exempt from enrolment, fun nshing q substitute or ON
presenting to the enrolling officer receipt from bonded
Qartermaser for the tax of five hundred dollars imposed
by act of Congress, and affidavit by the Bishop Presd
ing Elder other officer whose duty is preserve the
records OF membership In the denomination to which the
party belongs setting forth distinctly the fact that the
party the 18th day Of October, 1862, in regular
membership with such denomination The affidavit must
be taken and certified by Justice of the Peace, other
officer appointed by the law of his State to administer
oaths and his authority administer oath be cerI
fed by the clerk of court of record under the seal of the
court.
rendered will receive and receipt for it, and pay the
into the Treasury of the Confederate States without
reasonable delay The enrolling officer will receive the
crpt aud forward it 10 the COmmandant of Cunscpts by
whom it will be forwarded to the Quarermaser General
who will charge the Assistant Quartermaster with the
amount received by him.
Viz Pro0isioa against Eetortion.
l. When application for exemption is made by any shoe
maker tanner blacksmith wagonmaker, miller mill engi
miilwrgh not in the employment Of any company
establishment but working for himself the party seek
ing exemption shall state in writing under OATH that he is
skilled and actually employed in his said rade that he is
habiuay engaged in working for the pubc that the pro-
ducts of his labor while exempt from military service shall
be Sold exchanged barered for price exceeding
the cost of production and sevenyhve per cent profit
thereon aud that he will not by any arrangement shift
conryance evade the law, receive greater price
ward than il allows.
g Where application is made to exempt superintendent
and operatives in wool and cotton factories and paper mills
and superintendent and managers of wool caraiHg
chimes, shOemakers tanners, backsmths, wagOnmakers
mers, mill engineers mwrights not working for
themselves but in the employment of some company
establishment, the president director, if the
pany be incorporated if not the proprietor of the bust
ness or there be rm some partner therein shall make
oath in writing that the said superintendent operatives
managers mechanics the may be- skilled and
actually employed in their said vacations that they are ha
biualy working for the pubc that they absolutely
necessary for the successful prosecution of the business of
the concen that the products thereof shall not be DID,
exchanged battered during the said exemption for
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Fashions.-Tbe mi liners fall opening in
New York is described as the most splendid
display ever witnessed in that city All the
Flora McFlimseys we're out, and Shodiy wed
with Shoddy in the costlness of ftheirpurchases.
For the benefit of our lady readers we con-
dense brief account Of what the Fall fash
ions are We give the bonnet fashions to-day.
Tomorrow we will give the fashion for dress
es:
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p r o S p e @ II u S
or ruE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


r,,o,,s ~ coos,,,r,onal t.ihar,v tho n,xros
p,.,.,.v oncs ,,aro sraots von. and ,aka. placa
,-i,,, 49,, ~. ro,.,oo,.,,, ,,aoar. ~ a.. s,.to
49, -, adyooats ~ vo,,v ,,,irc,nies and dat.rdAr ot
- 80. !, ..Son,,, .vnaots a, vonr nands a
-. -. 10y, s.;..,,,,, roa.,,ior u. :
A.. ,..,.,, :. 49,, 4. h.sora os f,ougbt With
a,,,aaa -. avi, ,bao o ,hioh has ava+ nraced
IN, M 10 =, ,ho No,Io, ana The Liberties or the
,.,o,,o 40 a, s,ata rbs canning ,nontbs are preu.
-, Id. .,,;h,, .va,,s AMI svsrv man shouId be
eli, ,,,oa,od,, On ,h crrant issres 40 "a To he able
a. ro.rirn, hi n,v os hacomea freeman ThA great
h,t,,o hetve.n Cantrazed Power and individual Lib
-nanoocracv and Des.otism--is now beinp
,onsht If onr neoole are true to themselves the
cos,;,,,on and the sublime teachings OF our patriot
t,rae,,,,.rs the contest cannot be- doubtful. The
raat nission of the Democratic party which has ever
,ood a ,ha bnIvarl of the Union and the champion
:, ,t Con,,itpton rsnders its entire unity and bold
a,,tnda in th,s hour of national peril matter OF
tol canaan Tha pendipg issue is not less for the
aintsnance of united country than for the perpeu
tor ~ Dan,ocrstc nrineplas as expounded by Jef
s.rso, and Iacbson The most momentous results
han, unon theissue. The past il dead save in its
~ ,a.oro,,.a ,rha constit,,ion ~ rnreserved
essons ~, ,,,,,Io ,,a 80 ,,or,
the Deacoh'hsh' 'na' "''' su'ue US W P"'
safety nom the present st' rih ana eohhlet uan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
Aibrrp Stable.
BalIanoipbam's aseruro.
.VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

fNHE work entitled THE RECORD on HON A.
L l.. NALLAHDlGHAM ON ABOLlfloN THl
dehFeEy. II contans ronlplete and accurate c,s,i,
OF M fallandg hams princi al speecles On the t,b
loets suoNe named. Also. parts Of other speeches
caey edited and presents fsity and correctly fb.,
political record and position Of a man who-s vis ,,
relation 70 The csuses Of our national troubles aud
tue right remedies Tor them attracting an oatra-
ordinary amount OF public attention
large syo Fi'' - i"ss''
P.ice-lapar cover, Oeenia; cloth, 81 Wholasal.
eoset, - pei ao1eni cloth, 81 Delivered "
fuo ished y J. EALrkR a CO.
Ao ON Clneinnati, Ohio.
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Hawes and Redfields Ohio State Ga.

Hawes and Redfelds Ohio State Ca
zetteer.-We understand that the Publishers
are actively engaged in revising the third
edition of the Ohio Gazetteer, supplying any
omissions of the last edition and adding to it
a great amount Of new material for third
edition. The work as originally published was
the most full and perfect ever given to the
citizens Of our State, but rapidly improving
as it is one year will make great change
and in collecting information in regard to
those changes Messrs Hawes q Redfeld will
be enabled to thoroughly revise and correct
their work, supplying omissions and giving
more extended details of statistics than hereto.
fore. Agents are now in our city calling on
our business men for subscriptions and ad
vertisements, and we hope to see them vel
patronized See advertisement in to-day s
paper.
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HEIMSTREETS
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

IT Is NOT A DYE,
But restores gny hair 10 ~ original color by supply
ny the aplllary tubes with natursl sustenanee i'm.
paired hTnge or diseaso All u SPONTANEOUS dyes are
composed of lunar oaustc DESTROYING the vitality and
h-auty Of the har and sDrd Of the nsayes no dress
ing. HclmstreerH lnimiiable Colorng not only 70.
stores hair TO rs natural color by easy process BAT
gives the hair
LUNuRiANT BEAUTY,
Promotes It's growth prevents its falling of 81 ,di.
Gates dandIun and lmpart- health and plesssi ness
10 the heed u has stood the test of time, being tho
original Hair COlornr, andis constantly incressR in
ayor Used hy both gentemen ami ladies' Itis sold
~ all respectable dealers, can BE- procured nv thom
Broadway, New York. Two slsa, 1ily cssts ana one
doilAr se22dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
BoHNErs.

The shape is quite different from that OF
last season, very much smaller; so small, that
upon many of the French bonnets there is no
scoop left, and when there is, 1t is depressed
flattened, so as to be almost square across the
top, and quite in keeping with a new crown,
which is called the "toque," from its resem'
blsnee to a headdress of that name worn a
few years ago. The "toque" crown is quite
new and very stylish it corresponds admir-.
ably with the front Of fashionable bonnet,
and permits a change 10 the method of trim.
ming, with very good effect With the high
scoop and narrow crown the decoration was
necessarily forced to the 'front.' now it can be
removed to the side, to the top Of the crown,
or to the left OF the brim on one side and the
right Of the crown on the other.
The trimming consists Of short, curled os-
trich feathers. gold, steel and jet ornaments,
very rich velvet flowers, not excessive in guam
tty, but beautiful in color and shading and
with daring naturalness about the broad
leaves and twisted stems attached TO The flow,
ers which is very attractive. The feathers
are not altogether confined to the ostrich;
the plumage Of many tropical birds is called
into requsition and are sometimes associated
together in a very striking manner Small
peacock feathers are very effective for this
purpose especially upon jockey hats
The finest real lace and blond are also used
in profusion for decoration, fastened with gold
butterflies, diamond crescsnts, aud brilliants,
formed into insects with ruby eyes; and when
the cost of all these is added to the cost Of
real plumes aud a superior quality of velvet,
fifty, sixty, and even hlndred dollars need
not be wondered at as the price Of Partisan
hat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Accident We regret to learn that our
young friend Mr.. George Cramer, was severe
ly injured day or two since, by heavy piece
of timber accidently falling on him. He has
been confined to his room ever since.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DBRSONs claiming to be exempt from the "Con
scnptiOn Act' passed by Coz gress March 3, 1868,
and now about TO take effect have their
papers made out properly ana promptly, by calling Rt
the Office Of the unders gned, Pension and Bounty
Agents, No. 800 Third street, Dayton over stouts
iron store)
selldawd TILToH TIrCH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Benefit Of Mrs NJ. W. Fiske We
learn that the numerous friends in Dayton Of
this talented actress, intend giving her tes-
timonial at Huston Hall, Saturday night.
She is eminently deserving, and we hope to
see the Hall crowded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

In De mand.-Wood Choppers, it is said
are paid one dollar and Fifty cents per cord in
the vicinity of Newport, Ky, and even at that
high rate a sufficient number cannot be OBJ
tanned