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LIBERATION.

THIS is to certify that have this day given
L my son, WILBUR L. BICKFoRD, his
time during the remainder of his minority, and
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debt of his contracting after this date:
PAUL BICKFoRD.
ORRA A. WHITE, u;.,ossos
JONATHAN DEXTER,
North Greensboro, Aug. %, lS65-37w3
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REMARKs.-The market is quiet, but staples
are firm, and we note but few changes Coffee
firm. Cotton has eased offa little, closing rath-
er irmer. Fish in good demand Flour has
been rather dull, but closes firmer, and shade
higher than lowest rates. Corn has eased off a
little, but closes firm. Oats rather dull. Rye
scarce and firm. Pork quite steady. Lard firm.
Beef firm. Hams scarce and firm. Butter firm
and all arriving is freely taken al a slight adj
vance. Cheese firm. Beans in fair demand.
Sugar very firm, with upward tendency. The
demand for domestic wool has been quite active,
and the market is firm and tending upward.
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LIBERATION.

THIS is to certify that l have this day given
L my son, JAMES SALMON, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debt OF MS
contracting after this date.
JOHN SALMON.
Glover. Sept. Q. lss5-s7w3
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TIETAMBOLDsS
NOT A. FEW


OF the disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that aecumulaes In the Blood or all the dis
coreres that have been made to purget out none can
equal in effect HELlBOLD'S C0MP0UND EXTRAC OF
OF SARS4 PARILLA. It cleansss and renovates tho
Blood instils the vgor Of health into the system and
purges out the humors which make disease II stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expes the disorders
that grow and rankle In the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied has long been sought for and now for
the rst time the public have which they can de-
pcnd Our space here does not admit Of certificates to
show its effects but the trial OF single bottle will show to
the sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofthe Extract Of sarsapara added
pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle is equal gallon of the Syrup Of sarsapara,
or the deeocton S usually made
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
principes-ln Tlcuo-and embody the full strength Of
the Ingredients entering into their composition. Already
and conclusive test will be comparison of their proper
ties with those set forth in the U, S. Dspensatory.
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DIED.
In Bloomington, Sept. Sd, T. C. Stewart, ESQ

In Bloomington, Sept. Sd, T, c. Stewart. Esq,
aged 81 years.
In Barton, August 23d, of Diarrhe, Katie,
daughter of ]. T. and Mary Bowler, aged 2
years. After doing all that Medical aid could
accomplish, she was taken to the bosom of her
eternal Father.
In Charleston, July 9th, of Dropsy, Robert
Hamilton, aged 70 years. (Willth Caledonian
please copy y
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Receipts for the Standard
MARRIED.

In South Troy, Sept. 9th, by Rev. C. Scott,
Mr.. Wallace M. Metcalf, of johnson, VT, and
Miss Mary Clough, of Potion, c. +.
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u. S. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that
THE ANNUAL TAXES

THE ANNUAL TAXES
FOR
The Third Collection District of Vermont
as assessed upon Incomes, Licenses Carriages,
| Plate, &C. under the provisions of the Law of
! Congress, approved June Both, 1864, and the
Amendments thereto have become due and pay
able and / will attend myself or by deputy,
at the following times and places TO receive the
same, viz;
CHHTTENDEN COUNTY.
| At my office in Burlington, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd and
oath, 1865.
At the Richmond Hotel, Richmond, on Mon
day September 4th
At the Bostwick House, Jericho, on Tuesday,
September 9th.
At Seegers Hotel, Milton, on Wednesday,
September 9th.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
At the Weldon House, st. Adams, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd,
Ord and oath, 1866.
At Irish's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, August
25th.
At Thompsons Hotel, East Berkshire, on
Wednesday, August 30th.
AT Bars Hotel, Sheldon, on Tuesday, Aug.
3lst.
GRANDISLE COUNTY.
AtH. C. Adams office, East Alburgh, on
Saturday September End 1865.
At Keeler's Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday,
September 18th.
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero. Friday,
September Sth.
ESSEX COUNTY.
AT the West Concord House, West Concord.
on Tuesday, September 18th. 1865.
AT Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhall, on Thurs
day, September l4th.
At the Brunswick Springs House Brunswick,
on Friday and Saturday, September 10Th and
10th.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on
Monday, September 18th.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
At the Memphremagog House, Newport, on
Wednesday and Thursday, September 10Th and
Dist, 1865.
At the Barton House, Barton, on Friday Sep
TENDER 22ud.
At the Irasburgh House, Irasburgh, on Sat-
urday, September 23rd.
AT Carpenters Hotel, Craftsbury, on Monday,
September 25th.
EANEOELLE COUNTY.
AT the Mansfield House, Stowe, on Thursday,
September 28th, 1865.
At Brewster's Hotel, Cambridge. on Tuesday,
October 3rd.
AT Aliens Hotel, Johnson. on Wednesday,
October 4th.
At the Morrisville House, Morrisvle, on
Wednesday, September27th.
0FBy the terms Of the law, all persons neg
lectng TO pay said taxes on or before the time
specified will be required to pay twenty cents
per notice, and four cents per mile travelled in
serving same and neglect to pay said taxes
after ten days notice incurs penalty of ten per
cent.
Any t,diriduai can remit his tar By another
person as his receipts trtH BE- returned
Payment must be made in U. S. Treasury
Notes, or in bills of National Banks
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector of Third Collection District.
Burlington, August Sth, lS6j.-3iw6
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS {!

Doyou want Whiskers or Moustaches; Our
Grecn Compound will force them to grow on
the smoOthest faces or chin or hair on bald
heads, in SIX Weeks. Price 81, O0-3 packages
for $500. Sent by mail anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt OF price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box 1888, Brook
Ign, N. Y. l6yl
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
L the name and style of Nye & Kellam, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due the late firm may be paid to either of the
partners, All debts must be paid by October |.
SALMON NYE,
J. IL. kELLAM.
Irasburgh, Sept. 9th, 1866.
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MAIZENA, for culinary purposes, at the Irss-
vi burph Drug Store.
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EIREaiATION.

THIS may certify that have this day given
L my son, ALLEN NJ. WHEELER, his time
during the remainder of his minority, and
shall pay no debts of his contracting hereafter,
nor claim any of his earnings. -
GEORGE WHEELER.
Witness-N T. SHFAFE
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SELECT SCHOOL.

NISS MATTE J. WOODWARD will open a
III Select School of eleven weeks duration in
Irasburgh, on 18th day of September, 1865.
TERMS.
Primary Department, $3.50
Common English, 800
Higher English, $50
Ancient and Modern Languages, $50
lrasburgh, September 9th, lS65-37w2
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A0W 10 USE THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases of the Blood IIumors tho Face, any
and every part OF the body Extract sarsapsra APP
plying to Pimples and all external Humors Eruptons
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Buchu for all diseases requiring the aid
OF Duretc except those OF the Urinary Organs snch as
Gonorrhea and elect; in these the Extract Buehu
and inject with the Improved Rose Wash.
~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE DEEM ADMITTED
TO USE IL THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are
In very general In all the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, well
in private practices, and considered invaluable
remedies.
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NOTICE.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
| the firm of Geo. Worthington x Co., Is this
day Dissolved by Mutual Consent The business
of the firm will be settled by either ofthe part
ners, who are authorized to settle the same
All persons having unsettled accounts, will see
the necessity of attending TO the same without
delay. GEO. WORTHlNGTON,
j. WCRTHINGTON.
Irasburgh, Aug. 18th, 1865.
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North Craftsbury, August 18th, 1865
CROCKERY.

DEYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO, will show
Ii you a better assortment of Crockery Mt the
lowest price of any man in Orleans County.
At Newport.
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The Third Collection District Of Vermont
as assessed upon Incomes, Licenses, Carriages,
Plate, &C., under the provisions of the Law of
Congress, approved June Both, 1864, and the
amendments thereto, have become due and pay
able and / will attend myself, or by deputy,
at the following times and places TO receive the
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CmlTTENDEN COUNTY.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

At the Weldon House, St. Adams, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd,
22rd and Path, 1866
At Irish's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, August
25th.
At Thompson's Hotel, East Berkshire, on
Wednesday, August 3Oth.
At Bars Hotel, Sheldon, on Tuesday, Aug.
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GRANDIsLE COUNTY.

AtH C. Adams office. East Alburgh, on
Saturday September 2nd, 1865.
At Keeler's Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday,
September 18th.
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero, Friday,
September 9Th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-08-12
Letter from White Hall.

Editors Baltimore County Union - $.
Gentlemen-Having seen letters published in
your valuable paper from various parts Of the
county, and having locked in vain for one from
this section, | concluded to drop you a few lines
with the hope that it might prove interesting 10
yourselves and the readers of the Union. . ~
Our little village is situated on the banks of
the 4" Little Gunpowder, and has two Paper
Mills two Blacksthith-shops, two Stores, one
Hotel and one Bone-nill. The mills are owned
by Messrs. George. L., Kroh and VIM. Wise:
the stores, by Thos. V. Hunter and Thomas E.
Ensor, the Blacksmith shops by William Fl. H.
McCaslin, and E.. D. Smith, and the Hotel is
kept by Capt, Henry Coggins, late of the 9Th
Maryland Volunteers. We also have several
churches not far-off, and any amount ofypeOple
who visit them on Sunday to, see what their
neighbors wear. ( 81 1855 STTMaT2 .GO8TE
A few words for the Irish, and am done. |
heard man remark the other day in a Bar-room,
that the Irish were an ignorantset Of doafers and
had too much privilege in this county.
What are their privileges ! ask
They are allowed to live like their neighbors,
but this seems to be about all they have to be
grateful for A few situations have been given
them since the war, but they have been well deser-
we'd and dearly bought, bought with bloodshed on
every battlefield, from the first Bull Run, to the
fall of Richmond. Yes, Irish blood has enrich
ed the Southern soil, while those to the f'manor
/ born have been staying at home, and when
drafted running over the country for a sub. hi
ding in the woods or fleeing to Canada.
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TN THE MATTER OF THE M0RTGAGED
ESTATE OF THOMAS CROSS, in the CIR
cut court FOR Baitmorc county, sitting in equity
70 the HonsD G. H. Emory, Judge of the Cir
cunt Court for Baltimore county:
The report Of L Nevitt Steele, of the city of
Baltimore, respectively shews that the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company in Baltimore county,
made and executed to him power of attorney
under the provisions of the Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at December
session, 1926, chapter 1872, entitled IAN act re-
lating to mortgages in the city and county OF
Baltimore" to sell and conveya lot or parcel OF
land. situate at Govanstown in Baltimore coun-
ty and described in a deed Of mortgages from
Thomas Cross and wife to George NJ, Hiss, trus-
tee, duly executed and recorded In the mort
gage records OF Baltimore county, in Llber H.
NJ. F., No. 6, folio 447, &C., which mortgage was
assigned by said Hiss by a deed of assignment
to the Mutual Fire Insurance Company IN Bal
timOre county, duly executed 4 and reeoraea
among the NOR tgage records of Baltimore coun-
tv, in liber G. H. O., No, l7s folio 462s &C., that
after giving bond with security for the faithful
discharge Of his trust as required by law, which
bond was duly approved by the clerk of this
Court, and after giving notice OF the time place
manner and terms Of sale by advertisement N
serted in the Baltimore county UaloR and the
MARYLAND Journal. two papers published in
Baltimore county, for more than twenty days
before the day Of sale, and also by advertise
ment in the Baltimore San, q newspaper pub
lshed in Baltimore city, he did in pursuance
Of said act Of assembly and power OF attorney,
and Of the provisions of article "a OF the Code
of General Public Laws, offer for sale at public
auction on the premises at Goyanstown in Bal,
timore county, on Tuesday, the. lstd day Of Aug,
1885, at the hour Of A T, NJ, the lot or parcel
of ground in the Abovement toned deed OF mort
gage described, situated at Govanstown afore-
said, fronting ON the York turnpike about 400
feet, and containing 2 acres. rood and IL per-
ehes of land. moro or less, and sold the same to
William II. Mittan at and for the sum of three
thousand one hundred and thirty dollars, he
being then and there the highest bidder there
for. that said salelwas fairly made and that the
sale by paving one half Of the purchase money
In cash and giving his note for the other half
thereof payable in six months from day Of sale
'''Nei I. NEvITT STEELE,
Attorney In fact Of the Mutual Fire Insu-
3el,ea rance Company in Baltimore county.
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Emigration.

Fort Laramie is situated at the junction Of, the
Nebraska and Laramie Rivers, in almost the ex-
act latitude of Boston, but about thirty-6ye de-
grees nearer the Pacific. Some estimate ofwest-
ern emigration may be formed from the passage
oftrains through this point in the last two months
In May, over 5000 teams and 40, 900 head Of stock
passed through. This monstrous tide ispouring ov-
er the Rocky Mountains, while the plains they have
trayersed are lined with the trains Of their imme-
date successors. Our subjugated brethren at the
South find any portion of their prospect more
agreeable than the inevitable invasion Of North
ern settlers One great secret Of their eagerness
to resume the political control of their respective
States is-let President johnson heed t! their de-
termination to bar out these pestilent intruders
these fellows who come TO renew their wasted
SOIL to raise unheard of crops to clear the forest
and drain the swamp, to impress the WATERPROOF
er into their service, to set up othe cotton-mll
alongside Of the cotton-feld, to build highways,
to explore Mines and in short to turn the sloth-
full, shiftless Southern world upside down the
fanatics The Yankee may be bothered, but he
cannot be banked, nor shut out fromlthe terrific
ry which he has enriched with his blood. What
foethold he has already secured cannot be stated
accurately. It is too early to look. as wereason
ably may, for the migrations of families and in
dividuals whom the war has directly acquainted
with the advantages of the South To a large
extent it is probable our military campaigns
have been surveying excursions, in which a
goodly share of the land has been mentally APP
propriated, in lots to suit by the enterprising
lads in army blue. The most unruly districts
will naturally be avoided, and the plan Of the
chivalry is clearly to make their visitors, uncom-
Portable at all points. The emigration to Mary
land is described as very large ,thonghathe low
er countless which have been most cursed by
slave labor, are less favored by the new corners
than the others. Many fine farras however, are
for sale in Talbot and Kent the best of these, at
prices ranging from forty TO eighty doIlarsanacre
Some need to be subdivided, and all to be ferti.
Lied ,artiticially. The Nation. trsiisaml ol3iii
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The PittsburgI and lConnellsyille
oaivoaTax hoe sFhailr04dsHi 10 $500 obs !


THE, progress Of. this work has, for number
Of Years, been subject of great deal of inter-
iestto this portion 0four State, and the people
have been looking 9forward to its construction
with many fond hopes. GeBy the action of the
Peunsy lyania Central Railroad Company many
InpedimeDts have been thrown in its way; and
many strenuous efforts have been made to divert
the road from its original destination, and make
: it a tributary to that road, The Pennsylvania
Legislature assisted the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad by It's action and for while they had
ititheif own way, but now the tables have turned
and Mr.. Hughart, the gentlerhanly and compe-
/ tent President of the Pittsburg and Connelsville
Railroad Company, assures MS that they expect
to beat, work this summer unless prevented by
a renewal of that hRrassing course of litigation
which the Pennsylvania Central has SO long prac-
ticed toward them. They h We recently hadya
decree in their favor from the u nited States Cir
cult Court, but it is not final, giving, in fact,
the other party tErty days to answer and renew
the contest! The decree however was SO favora-
sble I'M its tenor asito preclude Pennsylvania
Central from anynhope of success against them
fnpon the, final trial. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad unnecessarily deeply interested in the
completion of the road TO this city, and are CIV
ing every aid in their power to ipsureits SUCCESS.
No doubts whatever are entertained in regard to
its early construction to this point, and the Bal-
more and Ohio Railroad Company are already
|fprenariny for the Increase of business which it
viii throwginto their hands. They are now sur
veyin9ia routeifrom Point of Rocks to Wash
ington city, and, will soon openup a short line
to Washington so that upon the completion OF
the two roads, this will be the most direct line
Irom,the National Capitol to the West and South
west Cumberland CivsliqT. o.ss 81 na sd
49,
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THE CoNsPIRAToRs.-The Universe, q

THE CoNsPIRAToRs.-T Unirerse, q
Catholic paper in Philadelphia, says ~
"If we have read the trial with correct
judgment, the hanging and the imprisoning
were deserved; and if we do not mistake
the public feeling thereTis universal ap-
prevail of the way in!which things have been
brought to close. The evidence ofsthe
Presidents murder is not clearer than that
the condemned were real conspirators and
abettors in it, and the nation is too just
not to ratify the sentence pronounced upon
them. So much for an unjusti6ablel trea-
son and for a foul deed of blood done IN
its interest! We regret that there was a
woman in the tragedy, and that that woman
was Catholic. But when women conspire
and abet treason and MURDER and silence
the teachings of the church in their own
hearts, nothing can be said ip their de-
fence" I II ~ u . Ah-A II ~. ~
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II SHERIDAN ON THE MoNRoE DocTRINE-At
meeting in New York few days since o
letter from General Phil. Sheridan was
read. The following is an, extract a 81
"There is no use to beat around the
bush in this Mexican matter We should
give permanent Government TO that Re-
public. Our work in crushing the rebel
lion will not be done till this takes place.
The adventof Maximillian was y portion
Of the rebellion, and his fall should be-
long to its history, Most of the Mexican
soldiers ofMaximillian army would throw
down their arms the moment We cross the
Rio Grande. The French influence gov
erned by sheer impudence." Aow Y Is
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va That "Copperhead Bible which our neigh
Dor Of the g0neql is SO faithfully laying before
his people, is "orthodoxn- and was
devised by an "ortbodox" body. We hope he
win continue his kindly ministries. They may
do some good. Although we don't expect much
genuine repentance from the copperheads, the
painsand penalties Swallowed forth in ;'tbe BIZ
ble,'' may give them lively sense of their lost
and ruined condition, just as the vilest sinners
are sometimes brought to acknowledge of the
truth by reading what they have to expect
hereafter. g@.s
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Soldiers entertainment.

We mentioned last week. that it was proposed
to give the returned Baltimore county Union
Soldiers reception on the 18th September en-
suing, at Towsontown. Since that time the
most liberal spirit has been manifested in this
vicinity in the way of contributions, &c.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Committee on Collections, and subscription
lists have been sent each one by mail 1t is
hoped therefore, that all loyal citizens of Balti-
more county will manifest the same interest thai
we have already witnessed in this locality. The
Committee will please report once every ten days
to John NJ. Wheeler Treasurer, Towsontown
and make final return by LIST September -
First DISTINGUISHED R. Heacock, George H
Whittemore, John Gibson.
Second do.-George SIothower, J.. X. Harvey,
Nm. Haight. sd agiIs9zs aIa 9aii
Third do.-F. L. Morling, Jas. l.. Ridgely, Jr.
Thomas Sanderson. ei1ed & & 81 f asag
Fourth do-JH Hartman, e. P. Philpot, 'B
F. Croft, Geo. W. Fisher.
Fifth do.-Richard Tracy, Benz, B. Bush. s
Sixth do.-Nelson Cuttings, Christian Gore,
TIE. Mainland. se,s 1870. e8e4iqso
Seventh do.-Thomas Cooper, j. A. Standi-
ford, Henry NJ. Hoffacker.d s. = aeseeA-- oQt
Eighth dos. Howard Cole, p p. Gockey,
Charles N. Jessop. a71 "a ariHrrl ra9 10
Ninth do.--H,L Bowen, O.. N. Whittle, L.
NJ Haverstick, James Smith. 3eh as'ss's,
Tenth do.-Joshua H. Parker, G. W. Stone
braker- = s.risE a ra7fhs re- sa
Eleventh do.-Dr David King, VIM. Damp
man, Aquilla Amos. 1efeY % plasa s2R9f
Twelfth do.-David ParIett Mich. M. Brian
Chas Whittemore, JAS Thompson.
Thirteenth OF. G. f. Waltemeyer, Thorn
as J. English. ssgsai iooto bs1ai
4 afftf eseaad sue gfaaai
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Educational.

The President Of the Board of School Commits
sioners will be at the Secretarys Office No. 81
Calvert street, from 10 O'Clock A. M. till 3 p.
NJ. on Tuesday and Thursday of each week dur
ring the present month, for the purpose Of exam
ming applicants who have no certificates It'd !"
.aeaaaeM Bic boe1 81 i1agN : s. sga a4edt
n.eiai
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APPLICANTS FOR OFFIcE.-It is stated that Col.
Webster, the new Collector, has received over
1900 applications for appointment to positions
in the Custom House. In view of an order re-
ceived BY him few days since from Washington,
requiring in bis appointments to subordinate POI
sitions, that care should be had to illahem with
disabled soldiers, but little opportunity will be
afforded for'the qualification ofthe wishes Of the
civil applicants for office. saa ee .le9aoJ Y