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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12
To servou. sn a. rer. oseo,A seses.

ReeeRd Gentleman hacing been Restored TO health in
few days. after undergoing all the a routine and irregular
extensive modes of treatment without success crnsdes u
his duty communicate to his aiced fellow cres
lures the Hence, the receipt ofan ad
tion used. Direct to DR. JOHN DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brook yn, Y.
WssAe vs. Chocolate " Orm sroPs!-Neye
fail to destroy and e1trrnnate all kinds of Intestinal Worms
perfectly reliable in all and far superior to sny an
all the Fancy Worm Confessions and nauseous Neniiuges
use They taken all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other delete ious Drug Moth
era should always pucase them and give their children
o. her catac whatever is necessary TO he given Eac
box contains "a Drops or l0L"nges. Price 20 cents.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
z. r. WALKER. Gen. Agent.
6e7 Buffalo. ". Y. a Fort Erie, c. W.
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FRIRED REED:-Permit me 10 oser a thought
GU the subject OF landlords. uean men who
keep public houses. Now l am not disposed
to be eaptiops or criticiSe severely the profes.
sion, but rather commend the right man iu the
right place. Perhaps, L may reason from a
specimen and having occasion to stop, recent
ly, oil Jefferson, cannot do better than 10 take
our friend Thompson as the specimen.
Now Thompson, no doubt, works for mo-
ney, like other men who serve the public. But
then Thompson. somehow continues to get the
money in way that gives satisfaction. lie
don't treat his customers as if they were under
everlasting obligation to him for keeping q
public house--but rather as il he appreciates
their patronage aud was determined to merit il
Then he meets you with u smiling face and
helping hand. Then be don't act as II his ac
commodstious we're rather too good for you
You feel at once, that the best he has is a
your service, with a hearty good will. 10
deed the moment you enter bis house. Ihert
seems to come over you kind ofhome feeling
as il among friends. And then, Thompson
some how Is blessed with such az abund ance--
aud such a variety, that you are never airai'
OF eating your way through 10 absolete ez
haus'ion, must say that mis- table Is little
shead OF anything that hes passed under m.
observation In this region. Well, l lik
Thompson and think be is Of those rare mel
who know how to attract patronage, and ho'
to keep il when il comes. May he always b
blessed with an abundance as be most richly d
serves. TRAvELER.
Thompson is a trump, as we have ofen hs
occasion 10 say. May bis shadow never gro
less.-Ep.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Az OrFIcRR IN THE ARMY WRITES: AT in
spection noticed that q large proportion OF
the mems knapsacks contained hox OF Troches
heing generally used hy them for colds, etc.
Broiea,s Bronchial Troches should be in every
soldiers knapsack or pocket TO he used upon
the first appearance of cold or cough
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DIED

In Ashtablua, on the 2st ult, FoRRssr w.,
son of Charles and Jane Burrill, aged months
and "a days.
Tn hospital, at Columbus, O., on the llth ult
of lung fever, ALBERT H. FOWLER, of the I'd D.
G, aged ls years and days. The deceased
was a son of Henry and Susan Fowler, OF
Kingsviile, o.
In Lemont. Ill, on the 9Th OF January GO OF
wear of his age On the 9th ult., of erysipelas,
Mrs FRAsogs NJ, wife of John b. Durkee, aged
~ years, both formerly of Conneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Our Member OF Congress, Gen. Garfield, in
forms the Sentinel that seeds from the Agri-
cultural Bureau, for distribution 10 this county
have been forwarded u the Secretary OF the
County Agricultural Society, and that persons
interested can receive them by calling upon
him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

A VALUABLE Buck We learn from the
Scntinai that Judge Chaffre has sustained
great loss within few days by the death
of mis- Shropshire Buck "LYoN;" this sheep
was clipped of 20 pounds of wool last
spring, and is said to have heen the best OF
his kind in the worlds The Judge has
sent TO England for another.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

The county Commissioners OH Monday last
we're engaged in laying out the grounds for the
new Probate Office adjoining the Court House,
on the north, between it aud the jail 1t will
be seen that the Commissioners elsewhere ask
for sealed proposals for building.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Soldiers. Attention PAN, disease and ex.
posure, with hot climate. muddy water and
bad diet will be unavoidable. but armed with
HoLLowAv's PURIFYING STRENGTHENING PILLS
you can endure all these and still retain good
health. Only 80 cents per box.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Caucus NESTING -MR. EDIroR;-.Please
give notice through the columns OF your valu'
able paper, that there will be meeting OF the
Union elect ors Of this township, on Saturday
evening, March 26th, at Firemen's Hail. to put
in nomination Union Ticket, to be supported
a, the spring election All persons who voted
the Brough ticket last fall, are invited to take
part 10 the meeting. BY publishing the above
you will ablge MANY VOTERS.
Ashtabula. March 9, GA.
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The Sentinel is very costly fixed in its new
quarters, aud every thing is as nea, aud nice as
new pin. The publication Office is supplied
with fue stock of stationary. which is sold
al very low figures for these times.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

The Painesville Telegraph tays that Mr.
T.. A. Stearns, who was 50 badly injured by
the railroad accident in January, Just east oI
that village, died on the 2Sth uit. His remain:
were taken to New York city.
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Thompson Quarry.

This Quarry. situated at Thompson,
II Lake County is the nearest and most convenient ro
the citizens Of AshtbulA and vicinity of other and i
quality OF its stone IL superior f mness Of texture ant
durability Stone cut To dnensiORF and for any purpose
dressed in the most wOrkmsnke snda short notice
Orders solicited, for Faggng steps, Well-stones Under
pinnng, Window and Door Gaps a1d Sls Coping and Wa
ter Tables When the travelling good parties do heu
Th,unnson Dec n IsR2 f.fIF.If. 675
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CAMP KETTLE AND FRyisa PAN.--In our ad-
vertisng columns will be found notice Of
camp cooking establishment, so neat and COM
Portable that every soldier should have one.
We have seen the same and were we on our
way to the war; our first out6t-after firearms,
would he Cyrus Avery's newly invented coffee
boiler, pan, &c The whole is put up so snug,
that you can almost put il in your coat pocket
In one minute it can be unpacked and either
sat on the Goals or swung over the Goals to boil
II can he obtained at small cost Our friend
Avery has done our army great service in
getting up this camp establishment, and every
soldier should he sure TO obtain one for it will
pay better than greenbacks.
A patent has been applied for
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sse Indebted to
Gen. GARFIELD, for sundry valuable public
documents.
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MAR RE %.

In Ashtabula, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Thos
Guy, Mr. NATHAN A. HILL to Miss MARTHA T.
FoRD. both of Ashtabula. pu.
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female.
If you have been suffering from hub induged In by the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS!
II Enfts them Jor Marriage, .
Aud IL the greatest evil which can beal
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement
and If You are a sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement,
Aud send for il at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for ilenbold's,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed
Be,rare Of COunter(rits and LIMITATIONS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

A severe shock Of 40 earthquake was felt ia
San Francisco, on the morning Of the 5ta inst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

To ask man to explain his own attempts
at hippancy and W.T., it strikes US, is little in-
delicate. We should never think Of imposing
such task upon the Reporter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Our versatile friend Of the Reporter, seems
70 have rare adaptation Of faculty for the
discussion Of rlmost any subject lba, turns up
whether of phOntasy or philosophy. There
seems to be no subject within the wide range
Of human thought, from that OF canine austo-
my up to the sublime considerations that 10.
volve the relations Of man to Die,y, that stag
gers him. The last number really challenges
our admiration, by the auency, the dignifed
coolnesp and selfpossession with which he de-
livers himself on this latter subject. Tie cer-
taiuly is some on moral law, and he appears to
be as much at home among the mysteries Of
Godliuess, as the craft usually would be 10 dis
posing Of the frothy emptiness that overtops o
pot Of new lager.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Orwell Agricultural Society has decided
10 hold its next Animal Fair on the 9th
2Sth and 29'h days Of September. The
foIowing officers we're elected for the ensu.
ing year.
President Geo. Fl. Haskell. North
Bloomfield; Vice President, John j. Dodge
New Lyme; Secretary and Treasurer. G.
A. B. Pratt, Orwell; Directors. Dan
Northway. Orwell; Zimeri Baker, Bloom
field, LYMAN Leonard. Wavne, o. w.
Brown New Lvme. Dan Nor'hway, Or
we'll; Marshall, Calvin Dodge, New LYME;
Chief of Police. T. W Gould. Orwell.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

Bro. Reed is dubious in regard to our list in
the county. Please explain what you mean by
your hint at style" We are 10 the dark.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

From THE BATTERY Cap. Carl'n re
turned on Saturday from visit 10 the I'd.
ohio Battery. stationed at Plnqnemine.
above New Orleans, on the Mississippi
River The hoys were all well with the
exception of four, two Of whom were suffer.
ing from measles and two from chronic di
arrhea, CHARLES Galloway, being among
the latte-. and considered dangerous. The
Captains mission to the Battery was TO
learn how msny would re enlist After
some difficulty, and trip to Baton Rouge,
n mastering officer was obtained, and the
following number we're mustered in, and
will he home on thirty days furlough as
soor az they nre paid off: Cnnnrnut gets
10, Wig: Jacob Hawkins, j. F. Brnmley,
r Calder. G J Hale. Sam S Eaton
R,ht. Wilson, Ed Spragne, Ruins Frock
John e. Cross, and A g. Minis Mchae
Murphy. D F. Marsh and Sheldon Belts
were rejected, because they had not been
long enough in the service Kings0ill'
has two, P + McAdamS and Fl. l. Gal
braitb. Ashtabnla two Homer A. Andrew,
and J. W. Shaw. Eleven more are cred
ted to towns of Pennsylvania and Ne"
York
A large fort is being constructed at Pla
onemine. and the 2d Ohio with other Bate
ries are to he converted into Heavy Artill
ery and garrison the place - Reporter.
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puRE WINES and LIeyoss. 70,

BsAspIss-0Id 0tArd ana Co.u.e--..,s ana rsd. RUIZ
ST. Croix and o Jamaica. oIsOid Holland aud London
Charles .n wlsxy-oa Bourbon Copper Distilled r,os-
MADEIRA, Sherry Malaga and Garrett Aise cstswbA and
Forsign Chanpsins Wipss-sn warranted Of ne e1,ss'
uAlity, ios sale b. GEO. WnLAkp'
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j. d. ESsrGN, Esq, who has served the conn
ty so ably aud faithfully, as Clerk, has, we IN.
derstand, embarked in the practice of the law,
and formed, for that purpose, partnership re-
laton with the county prosecutor, Mr.. NORTH
WAY. The energy and ability of these young
men will be q sufficient guarantee for the
D: oinpt execution of all business commits to
their hands.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-03-12

pH CLARK having had twenty exps risnce ia ali
treatment OF diseases Of every character ESPECIALLY
Of and Luses, will give perfect satisfaction TO H.
who may apply for relief.
Having had suecefsul practice In the above named pa
ces hir e6a ssf which satise-
tory reference be given. All medicines prescribed, nat
operating satisfactorily. the money shsll be refunded
tor can consulted the last two weeks Of month 81
bis ,ss ence No % Garden street. Cleveland, Ohio post
| Once Addrsss-Rox l1ll. oeo
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan. 1854 q. q. CLARK, MD.
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EpiToR TEItGHsrH-liEAR sIR:-With your pernssion
wish to say the psies OF paper that will send, b
return mail all who wish it tee) Rece with full irec-
INA making and usiug simple Vegetable Balm that will
eectusly remove in days P!mples oices Tan Freck
les impurities of the skin leaving the soft clear
q mooth and beautiful.
will so mail free those having Bald Heads Bare
Faces .impbe directions and information that will enable them
to start full growth Of Luxuant Hair, WhiskeIs, or
Moustache, In less than thirty days
All apicaions answered by return mail wi bout charge
Respectfully yous,
HOS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
am--ot R3l Broadway New York.
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CoLoRs OF THE 29TH--We were strikingly
reminded the other day while in Jefferson Of the
nature Of the service of the noble 29th Regt.
Two of its flags had been deposited with the
Military Committee and are on exhibition at
the Clerks Office One Of them is cut into
shreds, having been pierced with more than 30
balls, and after having been taken by the ene-
my, was cut from the staff and secreted in the
blouse Of an escaping prisoner, and returned
to the Regiment The other was blue silk,
with embossed bird iu the centre--a sort Of
dress parade flag This had been badly torn
by shell passing through over the age, aud
other rents were visible below the centre
piece, but the national bird remained un,ouch-
ed No m)re honorable mementoes of the
bravery Of the gallant 29th could be asked for
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u. O. R.-T. A.-E. p.
Hunnewell's Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should hare in the
house, and phy

IL They should have HUssxwzLLs UsrvERsAL couGn
REHKDY, because edectually Colds whoopng and
Coughs, Sore Throat, Hsarsenes snd 10 the
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup In tho world For old
young, by day night It be used with the greatest
freedom and three-fourths Of the deaths by
stopped snd nsns relieved of their suffering by what leaves
| no stain behind
They shonld HuNREwELLs ToLu ANoDYsE because IL
perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Nervous Sick Head
ache Tooth and Earache St. Vus Dance Pain In Stomach
or Bowes Genuine Cholera Morbus, Rheumatism, Distress
after Eating Nervousness Hysters and the chief Of all
disease and insanity Loss Sleep Its character,
though active simple its action In perfect conformity
| nature its end, cure or relief.
EY For tho pains Monthly Menstruations the Axo-
has been most successful while Natures work
disturbed. and Is Of its mnrt important points.
LIZ They should have HUsNEwRILs ECLECTIC PILLS
because, with seldom but Single Pill for dose all de-
Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomach Loss of Appetite, Bounens, often and
neousy treated with Mercua and Jaundice For Worms
cure.
the stomach, the fatal Of taking many
Pills dore and then, what important TO every Family
every Purse bottle goes far two three OF
what is ordinarily sold.
form to declarations win request agents To Refund ths
Money This of confidence and that OF the
| public Ia asked to test
HuNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL CouGH RENEDY
HUNNEwELLs ToLU ANoDySE
HuHNEwELL's EcLEcrIc Pills.
SY Fec-siue OF J. L. Hunnewers signature cork
Of genuine only.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELT Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtsbuls, Ohio.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale Agent
IL For sale by druggists eveywhere.
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LOCAL AND MlscELLANEous

BIsnks.-A good sssortnsnt on hand at all tines
nj this ofhce,
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HEIMsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RE5ToRATIvB
1T is NOT "A DYE,

But restores gray It's original color by snppyn the
dues ed of tHhor cdns
c destroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair aud afford
of thenseiv dressing Heimseet lhnitbe Coioiing
not only hair 10 Its natural color by any a pro-
ess, but gives the haira
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
Promotes Its growth, prevents it's falling OIL ertdste
danru and mparts health and pleseantness to the hair
II stood the Of time being the original Hair Color
inx and Is constantly increasing in favor Used by both
or procured by them Of tie commercial agents. d.
Barnes CO. 2O2 Broadway, New York Two zes so cents
Instruction In Musie,-PROF 7. H. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Performance
Plan Victim and Guitar aud will Arrange aud Compose Mu
sic when desired.
TUITI0N-Sl0 term-one-half in advance Pupils will
b, nodated with Of Piano at bis resdenee T4O
saponiher. Concentrated Lye, or Family
Soar Mater.-Wsr makes high prices, and Saponider
heps to reduce them. II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen grease.
NECAUTION As spurious Iyep offered also, be o,e-
buy the patentes article put In Iron all
others being counterieits.
Pennsylvania SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
Philadelphia. No. l27 Walnut Street
Pittsburgh, Pitt Street and DuQuesne Way. Srn726
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UOtfce 70 Physicfaos 1@U INC EubTIc
Acock's Porous Pastprs -TestimUn s'T AllcOck Co,
No 2g4 Canal street, New York, Nov. 2sth lS59Gentle
lately Suffered severely from ~eatness my back
occasoned by suddenly ting myself Having heard
your pasers much recommended for of this kud
procured one, and the result all that could desire
single psster cured me in n week.
Yours respectfuIy j G. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the hrandreth House. New York.
There nothing equal in the way Of Plaster, to the
Porous Plaster Of Mr. AcOck. Ia Asthma, Cough Kidney
Aft cons aud local deep SEATED pains, they afford permN
nent relief and weak backs aius in the side stitches
aud pains generally they nnsnpassed for the
they uprt. Price rs cents each. Principal Office
294 Canal street, New YO.k. Sold by A. HENbRY, tsh.
tabua ard y all respectable dealers In medicines. 130
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Pennsylvania SALT MANUFACTURING co.
Philadelphia. No. III Walnut Street
Pittsburgh, Pitt Street and DuQuesne Way Sln72d
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TCAUTIoN As spurious Iyep offered also, be c,re-
and only buy the patenes article put In Iron cans all
others being countereits.
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05
LQuISIANAI2LI.
lie soussipne a ete nomr,.

~ lie soussigne etc nomn,s par Son Ex
1D lie Gouverneur Allen. Capitaine de Ca
~ valerie ayec l'autorite de lever urle COM
psgnie de cent hommes eheval, arznes ct squip-
pes
II est autoriss recrutsr parmi les honnes SUI
jets all service militaire entire IT. ct Is ans et
entire IS ct '5 ans. ainsi gui parmi cetix qui ont
fonrni des substitnfs dams .farm6e <Confsderee.
Pouryu qn'ils sengagent dams larmse de l'E,at
avant le Ter de Mars. chaqne .iiomme devra
fournir con cll"val, s+e ct bride, "t Nh fisii
double. ponr lesqpeis il reeevra la rueme com
pensatson que dams le service des Efas Conie,
deres y
Pfesentrz vons done rronpfemenf pour defat-
Ore vos foyefs ct vos drots ct n'atfendez pas que
voiis soyez mis- dams la milice. Vnire Gouvtf
neur, gni a en- dtl service ct qri beaucoup snnf-
fert des effsts efnes de la guerre fat alj,ura hui
un appel pour que yous vous reunissitz antour
de- lui.. Cue cetappel ne SOFT pas faif en- vain!
Les Lieussnants serant elhs par Ia conpsgnie,
Les volontaires seront raeus par
SAM'L MrCUTCHON,
Cap,taiae dams Ia Garde a. Etat
mars 1864. 45-2t
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

z ATTENDU que dams les circumstances ac
$ tuelies, 'e pays reclame l'aide de tous ceuz
:, qul peuvent porter les araes:
, lie Cnngres des Etats Confederss d.
crete: Que personne ne sera exempt du
service u Etaire pour raison avoir fourni
un subl1ht; mais Get aete ne sera pas in
: terpreH de mauiere a afTecter les nerson-
mes qnf' Guolque non suiettes au service
mliltairc, ont neanmoins fourui dcs substi.
tuts
IAppTouTe 1e 5 Janvier 1861
IL Les perSonnas sujettes an service mi.
! 'taafe par iopera!sion des actes pracedents
sont places sur le meme pied ayec toutes
! Congress. 40 &'''' u"
Ill Les peTsonnes par les prGsentes rem.
dues sujettes au service ui!itaira son, va
fulses de Sc rapporter CONNIE volontaires
on conseFlts, sans delai, aux officers onr6.
,enfs ct ceux qui he lanront pas fait an
ler feVr'er 1864 seront consideres co,omc
ayant renonce aa privilege de volouta;re et
te1u pous assirlsrion d'apres Ia loi.
". Les officers enr5lenrs procs3 arm.
aossi rapiiemta At qnfl est possible a Zen.
ro!emelt des personnes rentiaes par les pre.
Sehfes SuJ]ettes apservice miIitare Aapa.
raVant de lenr0ement des conscrits. los
o''es perso"nes auront le droit de sc iaindre
conme volontalres aux compagp;es dams 10 {
service an 10 AvrF1662 pour que L. cam. ;
Pas"le ehels'a- n atteigne pas le ,naxinum
etqnalid on aura tait choix de 81
''"pagnie, lie volontaire reeevra derofficier d
un certiticat 4 Get etfet, ct ancnn o
o.''.'"'fa ,.'. ne sega recu dams aucune com.
oasale eScepte que@taIsEs->, ~, to1 o,.t, "
Les pcrsonnes qni negfgefaissls ss' 'i.'a'' II
eur choix an rnomelt De Ienr5teme,9f, ne sasI ! ]
ont assIgaees d'apres les regiements eta,
bis.
v. Iontes les porzonncs qai Sc ramon.
eront FotIicier enr6lenr scront cnrojaes
It pourront obtenir IN furlough de dix
~ ,4rs anParavant de Sc rapporter All Camp I
Instruction !.
VI. Toates les persoDnes SOFT volontaires :,
Il consents, dapres Get ordre passeroat l,
eVaet lie Camp d'Iustruction de PEtat| el
uxqaei elles apartienneus, ct sefont ache a.
,iaees de ia aug compaguies oui serout DC
ho'sles, auzgueiies elles auroa; etc ASST ,
hets 70
VII lie Bureaa de Conseription est re- p, p,
als 'atofter des REGIMENTS convenables
our Ia mise en- vigueur de Get ordre. tai
VII. Is'tes les exemptions jusqu 'ici -;
'cordees sont s"jettes uue revision, Ca W
'es les instructions du Bureau de Cons pr
lp'lon, ct 81 elles etaient trouyes defec. !
eases on non autorises par la loi, elles lie
raent reJetecs. Par ordre De ar
lgaeA Sazzsszz41sssss-e-==sSs-ssG99PEI1E S. es1
4t- Aajt. & Iusp General tse
The Opelousas courier., 1864-03-05

BUaEAU DE i ADJ. Er I.sp. GENERAL, i
Rich,nand 10 Janvier 1864.
ORDRESs GENERAUX No. 2.
en- Les actes da Congress aiusi que les
4 Reglements aai suivent sout pnbiies
pour l'information de ceux que celia con-
cerne
ACTE pour empeeIer renrolement dos
substituts dans le service militaiFe des
Etats gonfaderas.
LIE Congres de> Etats Confederes A.
lnerique decree: Ql'aucune personne SUI
jette an service nilitaire ne pourra. dore-
narant. etre acinise d fuufnir IN substitalt
pour le service militaire, nj aucun snb>ti-
tut ne ponrra atre reea nj enrois dams le
service lnilitaire des Etats Confaderes
/ Approuve le 2S Deeembre 1868
ACTE pour METRE in aux exemptions
du service militaire pour cause de subs.
s;sHts anterieursmen. /. faur.:s