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Farmers, Raise Your Caves.


Notwithstanding the high price Of
meats, high compared with grain, cur
markets are full of veal, the meat OF
slaughtered calves. Many farmers are
induced by good prices to sell their best
calves, just as they ought to depend upon
for the renewal OF their herds. Just at
the present time, while cattle are dying
by the thousands of "rinderpest" in Eu
rope, when Eng!ishmon will go to Aus
trio, slaughter an OK and send the meat
packed in ice to be sold in London mar
kets, it is not good economy to slaughter
or "decor" calves.
England has paid well in late years for
our butter and cheese, she will want all
we can spare. If her cattle continue to bo
decimated by the "rinderpest," England
must draw her supplies Of salt meats
largely from the United States, for,
mind you, the continent has not many
cattle to spare for the millions on the
British Islands. 1913 'i
Consider also the Thousands of cat
tie destroyed (for many CT them were not
used at alp on our side Of the big water
during our years of war, we say that in
view of these facts, it is not good econo-
my to send calves to be slaughtered
Don't do it.-Prairie Farmer.
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How a Farmer may Lose Money
BY not taking bis county paper.

By not taking his county paper.
Keeping no account Of farm operations
Paying no attention to the maxim, "a
stitch in time saves nine," in regard tt
the sowing of grain and planting seed Al
the proper time. ~
Leaving reapers, plows, cultivators, &c.
unsheltcred from fain and the heat of iht
sun. More money is lost in this way, an
npally, than most persons would be viii
ling to believe. ~
/ Permitting broken instruments to b.
scattered over the farm until they are ir
reparable. BY repairing broken implo.
mcnts and tools at the proper time many
dollars wouli be savea--a proof of the
assertion that time is money"
Attending auction sales, and purchas.
ing all kinds Of trumpery, because, in
the words of the vender, the articles are
"very cheap"
Allowing broken fences to remain un
repaired until Strange" cattle are found
grazing in tho meadow, grain field, OF
browsing tho fruit trees.
Disbelieving the principle Of rotation
Of crops, before making single expert
ment '."'t.'.t hb y
Planting fruit trees with the expccta
tion of having fruit, without giving the
trees half the attention required to make
them profitable.
Practicing economy by depriving stock
Of proper shelter during tho winter, and
feeding them unsound food, such as hall
rotten corn, mouldy hay, &c.
Keeping an innumerable tribe Of rats
on the premises, and two or three large
lazy dogs, who never molest the vermih.
Spending rainy days in groceries ant
-barrooms, instead Of being at homo put
ting things to rights, while you have
leisure. a1e'- r'H
Reader, if any of the foregoing hint
are applicable to yourself, we hope tbei
perusal will benefit, instead of offending
you. ''Whatever is worth doing at all il
worth doing WE'LL" should be the farmers
motto lf'H't
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pJ- A letter from Hon, Alexander Il.
Stephens, dated Charlottesville, May Is,
says:
81 found all things in Washington, up
on the whole, in as good condition, if not
better, thln / expected. / have not,
from the beginning, looked for anything
from this Congress. My only hope for
the country is in the next fall elections at
the North. Should the Presidents poll
cy be sustained in these, oil may be well
If not, to me the prospect Of the future ol
this country, both North and South, is
gloomy indeed. But from what saw
and heard at Washington, my hopes for q
change next fall were greatly stimulated
l am still hopeful in this view, but far
froui being saDguine. Constitutional lib.
erty will, in my opinion, in great meas.
ure depend upon the result.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13
Ayers Ague Cure,

For the speedy and certain Cure of In.
tsrmittent Feeer, or ChRs and Feve,,
Remittent Finer, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Feuers indeed
for tie ,chole class of diseases origina-
ting in hillary arrangement, CAUSED By
The malaria Of midsmatic countries
This remedy hag rarely failed TO cure the
severest cases Of Chills and Fever, and II has
this great advantage over other Ague medi-
cines, that it subdues the complaint without
injury to to the patient. 1t contains no qui-
me or other deleterious substance, nor does
it proc luce quinism or any injurious effect
whatever. Shaking brother of the army and
the west, try 1t and you will endorse these
assertions.
Prepared byJ. G. AVER G CO., Lowell,
Mass and sold by
POTTER, PANcosT & Son, and s. &.
SQUIRE, Ashland, j. KINNINaER & Co.,
Hayesville, IL. S. sTooKMAN, Loudon.
vile, j. MoCUTcuEN, Savannah, and BY
Dealers everywhere. (2m47)
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The Campaign.

In long article under the above head
ing, the Columbus Journal Of this morn
ing says:
"Copperheads and traitors Democrats
and johnson men] everywhere declar,
that "the SO called States are in the Tn
ion as States, and as such are entitled t,
all the rights, and possess oil the powers
of the other States. 3D..
On this question it is understood tb'
President agrees with the copperhead
and traitors.
This is the admission that the Demo
Gratis and johnson men aro strictly the
Union men, and that they are loyal, ac
cording to the definition Of loyalty laid
down by the Journal aud its party and
that their opponents, of which the Journ
al is the State organ, are disunionists and
disloyal. Let it be recorded p Zanes
vile Signal.
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Platform of Ohio Democracy.

|. Resolued, That the Democracy OF
Ohio will adhere, in the present and the
future as in the past, with uDfaltering
fidelity and frmness to the organization
OF the Democratic party, aud to its an-
eient and well settled principles, as enun-
ciated by Thomas Jefferson, the great
Apostle of American Democracy, and as
acknowledged and accepted by the party
from the foundation of the Government /;
and especially of equal taxation, and Of
representation OF oil States subject to tax.
alton. .-r
2. Resolved, That tho one great ques.
ton Of the day is the immediate and un-
conditional restoration Of all the States to
the exercise Of their rights within the
Federal Union, under the Constitution,
and that we will cordially and actively sup
port Andrew johnson as President of the
United States IN all necessary and proper
means to carry out the policy as directed
to that end, and especially in securing
immediate representation in the Senate
and House Of Representatives to the olev.
en- States from which il is now unconsti.
tutionalIy and arbitrarily withheld, unless
on the degrading condition of inferiority
in the Union, and Of negro political and
civil equality enforced by the Federal
Government.
8. Resolocd, That tho purpose above
set forth we will cordially cooperate in
public meetings, conventions aud at the
polls with all men, without reference to
past party positions, who honestly and by
their acts and votes as well as by their
professions, support the President in his
policy of restoration as now declared.
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kwAn African, who, according to the
theory of the Abolitionists, should have
the right to vote, wpsrrecently o witness
in. a case, in Indiana, under the Civil
Rights Bill. ThefOllowing is an extract
from his testimony
BY the Court-"Were you born in the
United StatesH"
Witness-"No sah.o i
: By The Court-A"Were you born in
"A =, S.;ca7D l4i2nig /" w
3 Witucss-aNo sab"
: BY the court-"Where wereyou bornr'
Wituess-aIn Henderson, Kentucky,
sab" t
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nes- The Carrollton, ILL.,, Democrat in
answering q correspondent as to the mean.
ing Of "loyalty," remarks:
"Loyalty at this time is a word hard to
defno. We have no doubt il you believe
in Fred Douglass, the new Constitution
Of Missouri, and wish Andy johnson as,
sassinated, you will pass"
That's pure "lOyalty" the genuine
article, and no mistake.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

AN IRISH CoMpLIMENT.-When But,
ter, the "Beast," was about to take his
leave Of New Orleans, quite crowd
gathered to bid him goodbye. One
Irish woman handed her baby TOR kiss
and taking the General by the hand, ad
dressed him:
"Good bye, General; I'll say this fol
ye's-that yes never stole anything from
me. Good bye, General"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

ra- The other night, at one Of the ho'
tells in city, convivial!y disposed gen.
tleman, retiring late, walked independ
emily and somewhat noisily up the stairs
and along the corridor to his room. "Why
what noise you make" said his wife
who heard with some anxiety the heavy
tread Of his boots, show heavily you
walk !" "Well, my DEAR" was the gruf
reply, "if you can get barrel Of whiskeJ
up stairs with any less noise, | should like
to see you do it"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

ray A little boy had wooden horse,
and in course Of time his tail, ears and
legs got knocked off, and the toy present
ed'rther ragged appearance. One day
he says: -,
aGod sees everything don't he mOthers'
ayes, my child."
"Well, l guess he'll laugh when hr
sees this borse!"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every y'ung lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail Gree Of
ohargel, by addressing the undersigued.--
Those having fears of being humbugged will
obligc by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
(ly38) S2l Broadway, New Yoik.
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ma. The Obstructionists havo now
turned to abusing Secretary Seward. The
great Republican leader cannot longer es'
cape their vituperation. Ingersoll de-
nounced him on the floor of Congress as
an. "a7ostate," and declared that he had
mo more confidence in him than in John
son-both are traitors"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

S 1t is blessed thing for poor
man to have q contentcd, loving wife
one who will not wish to live in style
beyond her husbands income, just be-
cause her next door neighbor does -one
who can bo happy in the love of her hus.
band, her home, and its smiles or its favor
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7. II. BAKER, MI L. 8. BAuxoAnDsrs,
W. s. BATTLES. NJ. D.. A. Ii. MYERS.
BAKER, BATTLES g. CO., BANKERS.
AsuJANp. O.. Anr,l 9s ,ses

ASHLAND, o., April rs, 1866.
WE have this day opened an Office on MAJ.
Street, in Bushnells New Building, for the trans
action of general Banking Business. We re-
eeiye money on deposit,-pay interest on time
deposits,-buy and sell Eastern Drafts and Gov
ernment Bonds,-purchase Gold and Silver at
highest rates, ,-make Collections at all accessi.
bic points In the United States aud Canadas, and
Sale. A discount Of two and one h ,lf per cent
allowed on purchases of twenty dollars and up.
wards. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

R1- 1t is said that the hair, if rolled
up in the New York Tribune, puts on it
at once very crinkly curl ! and if one of
Stevens speeches be used, it assumes a
crisp instanter. Let some Of our readers
experiment, and report results.
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BAKER, BATTLES q CO..
WE REFER To

J. J: q, MsooMBs, Esq, Ashland, Ohio.
ISAAC GATES, ESQ, &C. a.
T. G. BUSHNELL, Esq i"
]. D. JONES, Esq, a
]. W. SMITH, Esq,
J. G. LARWILL, Es,I, Loudonville o.
Q. s. DEYARMAN, Esq, a.
Dir, ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake Tp.
ELDER NJ, WORKMAN, Wooster. o.
MERCHANTS & BANKERS, {" a
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III. S. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
tioular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ane Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall, Ashland, 0.
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HICKOK q. BOW,KER

HAVE AL AKGE AssURTNENT or FURNI-
ture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
steads, Chairs Of every description, &c.
They keep constantly on hands lot of Me-
tsllic Burial Gases and Caskets. Having a
new Hearsothey will attend pr1mptlytofun.
erals in any partof the county. Furniture
made to order. Room one Door East of the
Post 06ice, Up SiAirs (vlon60)
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~. IT. .TOHTSTON.

At LAW; Office over wallack
4 Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
, crnment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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no. The are two reasons why you
should not interrupt an editor when he is
writing. One is, that it is apt to put
him out, and the other is, you might get
put out yourself.
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miscellaneous,
". RaLSTOT,

and Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store, Ashland, 0aio,-
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand
Highe 1t plice paid for old Gold and Silver
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
terms-Satisfactorily warranted.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

r@- He who calls the Republican par.
ty Union Party is liar, and the truth
is not in him. He who calls Thad Ste,
vcns or any of his followers, a patriot, is
himselfa traitor.-Ld Crosse Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

rT We have ascholarship in callSin, Griffin
& Co.'S celebrated Union Commercial College.
Of oberlins. which can be bought at a bargain
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II. III. McOMBS.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in Tho Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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AYER'z PILLS

A RE you sick, feeble and complaining T.;
N Are you oul'of order with your system
deranged and your feelings unoomfoii table
These symptoms are often the, prelude to so.
rious illness. Some ft Of sickness is creeping
upon you, and should be avorted by a timely
use Of the right remedy. Take Aoers PiAs,
and cleanse sut the disordered humors- --pntis
fly the blood. and letthe fluids move on un-
obstrdcted in health again. They stimulate
the functions of the body into vigorous aetiy-
| ity, purify The system from the distractions
that make disease. A cold settles somewhefe
in the body,'and deranges its natural Sune-
tions. These, if not relieved, react uron
themselves and the surrounding or eins, pro-
ducing general aggTayation. suffering and de-
raLgement. While in this condition, take
Ayers Pills. and see how directly they re;
store the natural action of the system, and
with u the buoyant feeling Of health again.
WHAT'S true and so apparent in this trivial
and common complaint is also true in many
Of the deep seated and dangerous distempers.
The same purgatlye effect expels them.--
Caused by similar distractions and dersneS.-
ments of the natural. functions Of tue body.
they are rapidly and many of them surely
cured by the same means. Noue who know
the true virtue Of these Pills will neglect 10
employ them when suffering from the disor-
ders they cure, such as II eadache, Foul Stom-
ach, Dysentery, Bilious complaints, Inliges-
tion, Derangement of the Liver, Costiveness !
Constipation, Heartburn, rheumatism, Drop
sy, Worms and Suppression, when taken In
large doses. -0l M 4Ji9N
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For SALE,-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. ror
full particulars, call at this office, Or Eve,
doors North Of the Catholic Church, East
side Cottage street. q aas.hsiiie ~ ~
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GEO. IL. HILL. III. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland ohie.-
Particular attention will be paid to thu
treatment Of the following special diseases
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KID
o. neys. Scrofgla and Epithelial Cancers.
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PHYsTCIANs.
Dr. L. ". CR1NE,

OFFICE One Door West of oquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen
ire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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B a. N0x@Iya@e
WOV5HGa@s g
MILLER HOUSE,

OPPOSITE the McNul.y House, Ashland, o
Al. MILLER, Proprietor. Good accOmmoda
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage So
licited..
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.WeYULTY HU USE,

wM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side
Main Street, Ashland Ohio
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9uits 5Hsaranff Cnmpaag,
NEW HAVEN, CONN. :.
Cash Capital, $4,000

THE SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
of NcwYcrk City. =
CASH CAPITAL, 1000, 600.
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL ms. COMFY,
No. 14l Broadway, New York, for Insur.
ng against ACCIDENTS OF ALI KINDS.
CASH CAPITAL, s26O,00o.
The MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND INs oo
NO. 81 Pine Street, New York. &C.
Authorized Capital, $6,00o,0o0.
I'D, JONES, Agent, Ashland. o.
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IlsPgCOW,aM.. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN 8 SURGEON, Ashland Ohio.
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op'
posite the Town Hall.
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7. ]. KENNY. r. NJ. CAMrBELL
KENN'Y' S CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, O.; Office
on Church street, in the brick building i'm.
mediately Vest of Cahn's Store.
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ISr Buy the best Buy The Singer
Sewing Machine. 4 \ QysQ
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OFdCE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
In signed has been duly appointed Admin
isIrator Of the Esta;e Of Mathew Kcightley,
late Of Miflin township, Ashland County, o..
deceased. ''' A.sr'a,N
p. KIEeHTLEys
June 0, lSo6--4w52 a. soiiWi a
p.S.--All persons indebted 10 The Esiaf1
are requested TO mrke immediate payment.
and those having claims against the famos
will present hem 10 the undersigned for al
lswanoe. ,i ~ latrif9 yfP. X. N
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WN They are Sugar Coated. 60 that
10 the most sensitive can take them
W&/ easily, and they are surely the
III Ibest purgatiy, medicine yet dis
- covered. h' ~
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1eutenants refusal to appoint commission to inquire
Fer c3nfrq, the fact that the governor of Richmond
Bridewel has been dismissed tells somewhat against
NEW Yoak jan 6.-The Times Washington tele-
gram says admiral Semmes counsel will to-day ask his
release upon the plea that he has been paroed by Gen
Sherman.
structon Of the Spanish bockading fleet off the Chr
liam ports by torpedoes, says steamer sold by the
government at auction, purchased by a Ghilian
agent, and was fitted out. ship also purchased
as tender The torpedoes were delivered on board,
and the vessels have sailed.
The leading spirit in the scheme is prominent fiji
buster ofths city, who receives thirty thousand dollars
in gold when the Spanish admirals flag ship is blown
up, and proPortonate amounts for the destruction of
other vessels.
New ToRx, Jan Sat the late meeting of the Fe-
nau congress- Gen. Sweeney said he advised Col. o.
MahOney months ago to open a correspondence with
Gen. Phil. Sheridan to place Sheridan at the head Of
the Fentan army, but that he Sweeney declined the
first invitation to attend the Fenan ConEress-nOt
cognisng its legality and fearing insult and misrepre
sentation. He said his apprehensions were not
founded and that the clement of discOrd is from the
Manhatten district who will do every thing to prevent
union, even at the price Of Ireland's ruin
The Herald Washington special says the delay in
providing for Mr. Dayss trial is the general topic Of
conversations The prevalent feeling Is that he should
be tried or liberated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Notwithstanding the disagree
able condition of the weather the first eyee Of pres
dent johnson was largely attended. Foreign minister's
members Of the cabinet and other prominent civil oil
together with senators and representatives. were
received first after which, officers of the army and navy
aud marine corps, followed by citizens paid their
poets Cen Grant and staff were present and consplcu
oHs among the crowd marine band dIseoursed plea
SAINT music.
The public departments were all closed and business
was nearly generally suspended.
N4zH4HG5E9E ZIG 6ui6g on te e prestlGi Ii s9ii
and speaker Collax has been invited
" AsuINGToN, Jan, B.. Cen Spinner has decided that
the deposits OF dlsbursng officers with national banks
are subject to taxation because the banks have the
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THE New ORLEANS MAIL-Thc citizens of this locality
entirely dependent the courtesy Of the steam
boats for the transportation of the mails from this point
to New Orleans The officers of the regular packets
being that have other facilities, take great
pleasure in accommodating It was under this i'm
preston that postmaster approached the captain Of
the steamer Macela, up-country boat, to take the
mail to the city last Saturday but instead of the usual
courteous answer he replied that he would take the
mail without being paid for it. Our citizens should
make note Of this and patronse those who are willing
to accommodate us. Wonder if lie would not charge
freight on lctters2
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Last Friday town was hopored with the presence
Of right sharp sprnkling Qfthe editorial fraternity
on business connected Win their respective parz.
Loughery of the Republican, Barrett of 40 FIo,r
Dodson, Of tile Henderson Times, ana S,,1,,1 n ta
Bossier Banner, gave evidence Of 5oir ritav ~, ooI
ing our merchants, and t,li,,, I,ol oonor.II,.
about thriving city, NJ trns4 tIsir +r9 !,
pleasant as it was nro4+r,
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- NDo5 l}rESs Turned Ur.-Last Saturday this ven
cradle typo made his appearance in our Office looking
not day older than lie did twenty years ago He in
formed lis that be lad served an apprenticeship Of
three years in the war; which accounts for his being
loss to some Of the editorial fraternity for that period
OF time He Is now oh tramp to Texas.
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Mr.. Joseph Cox tried before justice Allen, last
Wednesday, for assault upon the Messrs. Borgess.
and discharged, it appearing upon evidence that he
acted sefdefcnce. The Messrs Borgess. are rapidly
rrroyrrinu
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GENERAL ORDERS, }
n - Z

No. ..
General Orders, No. ., date 20.
District of Louisiana, Alexau5rsa Ia
is hereby republished for lie ST.
concerned:
"AH COMMANDING officers W -asfr
mon of their commands to waar a.
by Regulations. and no deparf4ra tn.
lowed unless tbe officer mr. solf....
or furlough.
"The wearing of any article M rr