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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE
Of
A TRACT OF LAND.
IL THE
Gtli District


DY virtue ct decree col the Circuit Court
ID ter B,ltimorr county. the under. "A
signed. Trustee. will "ii-r ~ Public .k
Sale. ou Siiar'iay. ~ s5A ing Fl Jaa. sVsA
nary. isG';. NJ ~ o'clock \. VI. "a the ssAsz
PREMISE,
ALL THAT TRAIT Or PARCEL ~ LAND
VI which Joseph Mnrri.. late "i Iitlun,nr. &C.,
deceased. died. seized aud l-'.-",,cd.
III. pr'r"'ty !. situated ~ the Sixth Eisr
ton p..ttIrt. "l laltimpr.. c"lutV. AlH,ui anr
mil. wet VI freclani, station. 81 ii. North.
,rn central railroad. and contain.
jIi ACRES OF LAND.
more or les. Il !, n part OF Tract o; Land
called ''Drrary WILDERNESS" AMI described 4.
follows beginning for the same at stone .si
up IN the ground standing at IL" end "i forty.
six prrche~ GA the first line IL the Wholeuf said
tract and running thence. south 2st degrees.
east ~ pcrche-. uniil 1t inirrs"cts formerly
iess" Morris part Of said land thence south
I? degrees. west 81! peirh"s south u I'.rches.
until II inicrserts the fourth lin" oi ia" who'd.
ct said tract thcnc" running with and bound
ing on said line north - degrees. west ~ perch
- - q ,t"n" set up ia the ground CORNER "i
Ellen Sinkl"r'. land north ~. degree. east
~ l'rrrh~s to a -i"n" set up IN the ground
corner Of Benjamin 7. Matthews part of sad
tract. and thence 10y straight line {" IA" plac"
"i beginning.
Thi. property J.. in a good nci shb,rhood and
Is improve, with a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

BRYANT, srRArToN & sADLERs

BUSINESS uLLE"E AND TELEGRAPH
L. INSTITUTE.
BA LT-MOR1= ND.
J.; college Building corner Lexington and ~.
Paul street,.
81 college Building near corner Fayetie anil
Charles Streets.
For specimen. 1T renmanship. Bank Bills
and College, journal. address. with stamp
BRYANT. >TRATToN a sADLER.
oct ?l.-..in. Baltimore, Nd.
NOTICE.
i H,LttvnHL t'arNtr OHrHAN>' Corrf.l
January 9Th. isG6.
ORDERED. that the sale Of the Real Estate
1T John T. Smith. deceased. made by \. Eugene
smith. the Executor Il the lat Will and Tcsta.
iuent at the .aid dcrra .rd. aud this day re-
parted a. ihi. Court ~ the laid Executor. b.
ratified and confirmed. unless cause be- shown
in the contrary. ,a o. Lfp.'. u, 1874 LAY u Fsb
-oity. i>G6. Provided. copy ri tai. order De-
in.crlcd ia some weekly ncwspal-r. published
in laltim"rr c.'unty. for three successive week..
',.iurc ihe 18th dag 81 February lS6G.
tn, Report fiates the an"unt IT .al". %. IL.
- $40. signed.
iusErll MERRYMAN.
JAS. \. STAMFORD.
tn" copy T',i'
JOHN rIIlLPOT.
Eeg,.,rr II Will. i"r Baltimore county.
ian A.. "a
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Property Sales.
MooREs q HESS,
No. - I.aw HaiIdInga, ~. PauI ST.,
BILTIMORE,

OFFER their services To- the public for the
~ purchase aud sale Of FARMS, and the
negotiating Of LOANS. 4c., and all businesa
pertaining To REAL ESTATE BROK ERAGE.
Parties wishing 10 Buy or sell. BpTrow. ~ Lam
money cn mortgage will please give ~ rall.
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u ACRES.

sixtccn Pcrchcs. more or les.
Also. one other Tractu Land. called K,rih'.
k"ich. lying IA ia" county ai"resaid runiis,i.
,'us to- the former aud containing about
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

II FARM Of TOO Acres. ia Mount Pleasant
Il T"wn-hip, with GOOD STONE LIZ
Sskr II - L 5 T., c,-'d Barn. wag"ntsess<f
- Sh-d. Corn Crib. Wash House. sNs
beforehand. A.. ls.o00 bushels 81. wv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

A A VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF 500
IA Acres Of Meadow Lana, IN a high state Of
cultivation. on "My i,ady's Manor" Is miles
frotn Haltimura & miles frutn AIonk -
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.IOIIN :. REESE q co.

J. q. Company Agcnt., BALTIMORE.
Pre-" -, l,r '"u 90 .unu H.. .u.ualdi,c"un,
, lrai"r.. June T.. l>Gs. -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-02
by RrorEsy.l
TIE LAST REQUEST.

The following Iineswere found upon thc body
Of South Carolina Volunteer, after he was
killed at the battle of Draincsyille, Dec. 2Oth,
1851,
Oh, carry me back to my own loved Carolina
shore
II on the battle field fall, Oh take me home
once more;
For would silently rest beneath tho bright
blue sky,
With her green cod on my youthful breast,
there let me liei
oh boys, carry me back, when the bloody strife
Is DER,
And aloiler dgdr, with grateful tear, win
bless you eyerh0re.
know that you will not forget brother last
Frqucgt,
And IL there he ono comrade spared, hen take
me home to rest,
Aud icll the loved ones there The mourning
household band
To meet mq on The bissful shore OF The bright
Hpirit land
OH bows carry me back, carry me IL | die,
Garry me home, no more 70 rpam, there only
would lie.
| had dream last night sofull Of blisr,
\ molhcf's hand was oTiay brow, ltlt q Sls.
trr's kiss.
gazcd on padcc's stream and the old mos'.
covered mill.
The wooden scat beneath the tree the cottage
on the hill
Obi hoys, carry nc there, in the sight Of our
mountain blue,
In my natiyc town, ihcr, lay ns down, u. ~
ia't n gor.
saw, too, in my dream, maiden roupg and
! gentle, loving girl wa. shy, with sunny gol.
dcB haif
She wa, sealcd by my eide, and We whispered
toWs Of love.
Though ,ha may mover be my bride, Hiu see
uiar meet above
Oh boys, carry mr back, there only 'o"d !
alory,
Aud tlle 1aideo fair. viii ,hc golden hair, DER
the soldier's grave will wcop.
This &, noble State, and Foaerous hoaru are
haf".
To wblsprf Kind and cheering void. to the
stranger volunteer
HutiG on Virginia. shore, fall a. risr 10 more.
Garry mo back, carry mo back h. us o'nlovcd
Carolina shores
oh buss carry mc back, III ak 10 marble
Batlsy mc down 30 ne sacred ground of NY
dsar laDas'"'a hono.
There l. lovely 4.ot, So de qaist church gard
ahadr,
Brncail = 'ill and spreading oak, vlyrc T,g
~ 10 boyhood stsavcd,
There the deep tan0s rf tho organ iall TcHuy 90
iiir rar,
10 thc s,.Ilncat of thc sabbath morn, from ibo
nli church riaudiaG ncarG
OH boys. lay mr hsf-, when ny youthial
rnarFr ir fuu,
E,at raothrr dray uay fbtda tess. o'rr tic
egarr ~ har "aiy .oa,
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UNlTED STATES
Steel Pen Works,
Factory, CAMDEN, n. j.

ID ESTERBROOK & co. Steel Pen
IL. Manufacturers Warehouse. lo8 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, " john Street, New
York.
These Celebrated Pens are Of Gouuiac
American Manufacture, upd comprise every
leading style ia the Market, and nrc equal IN
finish, elasticity and iiucucss OF point 10 the
best imported. 1hey Rrr, therefore. sure 10
gain the confidence u thc American public.
Samples and prizes og .ippiicotioH
Lots Malcto Order, Of my pattern Of
stamp required
pea.lor SaIo 10 the Trade nj the Mann.
ihciurcr's Warehouse, as above aud ni
retail by nl Siatoucr4 booksellers and
News Dealers IN the United States.
Il. ESTElBROOk & co.
myl0 ~
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n M a p Z s
MIR 0 G E HIZ E D
Super Phosphate,
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.


Composed of finely ground Carbonzcd BONE
containing over sere"ty per cC" OF phosphate
hf liinc) dissolved in Smlphnric Acid MIXED
with an equal weight Of Dried Blood and other
heterogeneous animal matter, all reduced taa
FINE 20 ER,
Forming a Hiylly Concentrated, EGectirs and
"'fas La-ting Manure
The great advantage of this Super Phosphate
of Lime ovcr others consists IN the fact that All
ng II, being araInbic iH ho aoiid food for pfan,
II bccnmcl entirely converted into crops, while
the Super Phosphate mndG from mineral pho',
phatic Gusno and mineral pho'phstc', instead
Of from bones, are available only 10 The er'c"'
that they have been rendered soluble by the
action Of the sulphuric acid. the remaining por-
tions according TO Prof Noalcker and either
high authority. being in too i"'ol"btc a eondi-
tion 10 be Of any value to the crop
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout the Southern and Northern states
during the past fifteen years.
New purchasers are referred TO our pamphlets
containing TESTIMONIALS from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used this Phosphate on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat etc
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BARGAINS, RargnlnSI

n TT. J.. REIfsNIDERS.- 1000 yds. Calico,
- $500 yds. assorted latest tyles ladies Dress
Goods, 5000 yds. Men'sWare, h9B0 yfls Domes-
tics, with o full assortment of everything sold
out of s large and well regulated Store. The
above stock was bought before the late advance.
Inducements offered. gg June Il.
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In San Francisco the police have
discovered a gang of thieves, the Oldest
of whom is not over 16 or IL years of
age with regular organization, who
have constructed cayerns underneath
sidewalks in unfroquentod localities, in
which they burrow, and from which
they construct tunnels to adjacent stores
conveying their stolen goods thonce To-
the upper air.
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Having taken the General Agency at llalti-
more for the salc Of these celebrated fertilizer.
! beg to call the attention Of my fricnds aud
rustomersto the above advertisement.
Bcipg fully satisfied that the c"mh"H'ioh 2'
these fertiIizcrs l. stricily in accordance with
the formula. published in the pamphlet. and
are entirely free from any adultoratiou, J take
pleasure In recommending them tG all Mary
land Farmers who want reliable aud permanent
mHnures.
pricn. SGo pcr ton--packcd in barrel. about
$50 lbs each or new bags leo lbs. each.
Liberal discounts allowed 10 dealers, and
pamphlets furnished in any quantity, free Of
expense. Orders promptly filled by
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-02
IMPORTANT!
J. ]. BAUMGARTHER,
Attorney AFT Law and Solicitor
Ia ChanCcry.

NTILL praciice law in the Courts so Car.
w roll county. will aid and counsel
those who are settling estates in The Or.
phnns' Court, and draft Wills Dceds sc,
Can be seen at The Union National Bank
Of Westminster. from 9 clock A. NJ. un.
til 4 O'Clock =. NJ. aud in the evenings at
his residence opposite the Farmers a Me
chauics' National Bank Of Ncatminstcr.
may2i.ly.
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JOS. M. PARkE,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor
I'm ChanCcry.

HAYING fnmr spare time, MOI occupied
same 10 the Practice Df laH iu the vari9as
Courts Of Carroll coUujy. Nili couscl and
assist such a. have buuca before the Or
phan5 Court, arl attend TO tho prcpara
ton of fDccds, Will dc.
ONice in the rear of he Auvocsrr Print.
ing Ofcc. mars
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VXTHERE he may be found at all times
w when not professionally engaged at
the following points: E.......
Union dI,Idgellst "Wednesday Of every
month. h.-remaining until Saturday.
New IPindsor.-2nd Wednesday of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Uhi0nto,on. --3rd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening,
1aneypJea-3d Friday every month, --re'
naming until the Wednesday following,
The fail trial Of the above process OF my
Office daring last week, have the pleasure
of announcing, was perfectly successful, as
can be attested by a number of certificates
left in my bAnds- have therefore re-
solved to continue the use oft in my practice.
-, CHAS. BILLINGSLEA,
dec7'iy. ap19 Z
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CnnnfrY Prndllce.

0toUNTRY PRODUCE always taken in
" exchange for goods, for which the
highest market Price will be allowed.
June Z, u. X. Gernand.
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is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma3 Whooping cough, chronic coughs,
consumption, bronchitis, and Group. Being
prepared from honey andlherbs, II Is heal
ing, soitening, md eNpectorating, and par
ticularly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. janlSly
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No. 3 CARROLL HALL.


The ADVOCATE is published every
THURSDAY MORNING, and furnished
10 Subscribers at
$3.50 per AnnuIn, In Advance
Ifnot paid in advance Two Dollars WIZ pe
charged. No paper will be discontinued until
NIL arrearages are paid, except at our own
option.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
/ square, 3 insertions, 81; each subsequent
insertion 2j cents; | square three months
$3.50, six months SO. Business Cards OF
ton, lines, or less, per annum, -. Mcr'
chants and other business men, including
thepaper:
One fourth ola column, per year, Sl.tuu
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A sixth Of Sheet, for -, SL5o, ior loo
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Quarter Sheet, for %, S2.25, for 100, 81, 4
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, 1866-03-20

impending contests IN the old world arc rs
yet destitute Of any definite ohjsct, which
could enlist the sympathy Of humanity. Inc
ernlosion of Teuiauism is used In England for
still more complete sub)uEat'on ana aoase'
mcat Of ireland. while IN the Oriental ques-
tlon OF Bucharest, as well As IN
the Danish question " IN Berlin or
vienna, the strife is simply one OF the
1nst of power. Tho provcrb that
when rosucs fall out, honest men oomn by
tbc,r dues, will, VIC trust, find its application
~ 4bese selfish contests betwecn the Emperor
of Anstrta and the Ring Of P1nssta, or bo
tween the Turks md Franks tn the Danubian
Irincipalltscs-- 9he object, Of the Prusslan
monarch Is simply 10 stiQo the liberties Of the
people whilc engaged In foreign war, and
that Of The parties TO the Roumanihu troubles
Is Chiefly to keep the Mu.covite out OF Con.
stantinople. >, -.
While these specks Of war darken tia DO.
utical horizon Of Europe, even their desperation
would yet lcavc room Tor formidable comnio:
lions, particularly In France, where oyiposl.
tion against Napolcou's one-man powcf As.
Euncs greater proportions, aud In England,
where the prtscnt political cxcit cmcnt cuuaot
full to Steel tho stern resolve or the rcgormcrs
Of Church and State.
In themcanwhllc, however, American affairs
begin also nEalu 10 attract attention In Eu-
rope. President Jollnson's veto mpssasc Is
ktisl further condemned, altko by The pruisc
Mhlcl Il motcd ont to II Ny the Lonaon Times
and other Ancln-Er.xl sheets of Great isritalu,
aud hy the dr1,unclati'us Of Tho continental
and particularly the t'crsuan rnss, that st.,rd
faithful s.y uur side during our ecntest, The
:!sS'A M February speech cf Mr. johnson had
,,st txen rsvelvrA VI hrn tito last etealurr lrIt,
ard wr snast tse pn,rarrd 10 hear soon tho
.%agiN Er.~l eShees of thr CsprerhcAd 70.
l'!asaEt. ~ we'll ~ tho disappointment OF thc
lesrrs IL liberty all tho world over,
, 1866-03-20

The BILL for regulating the military peace
establishment OF the United States was on
Thursday last reported to the Senate, dis
cusscd, and, after the adoption or'numerous
amendments, passed BY vote Of twenty
seven to five, eighteen Senators not voting or
being absent. According to this bill, the
army Of the United States is to consist In
times OF peace Of five regiments Of artillery,
twelve regiments OF cavalry and fifty resf-
ments Of infantry. Eight OF the infnntry reg
iments, and, In accordance with an amend
ment proposed by slr. Wade, two Of the cav
airy regiments nre 10 be composed Of co1ufed
men. An iniaptry regiment has, beside the
officers, 500 priyates, which number may be
increased at the discretion Of the President to
1000. Our >'peace establishment" there
fore, would number from s., 900 to about 4, :
zoo men. -,
The yotc by which this bill was passed Is
less ofa party character than one might have
expected from the c1ause relative to the negro
regiments. Democracy, of course; made an
effort to ostracise the colored defenders Of the
country but IN amendment offered to TINT
end by Mr. McDougal was summnriEy voted
down, the Senate refusing to order the yeas
and nays. On the whole of the bill being put
son, Nesnith and Stockton voted for 1t, not
withstanding the negro clause. Tho small
minority Of FIVE Is made mp Of three Repnbli-
cans {Grimes, Harris and khkwood) and two
Democrats (Davis and Ridd1e1- Qthe absent
md non-votiug members had NIL voted with
the minority, The majority Tor the bill would
hive been only four. -
which were ordcEed, and the bill was passed
YEAs-Messra. Anthony, BuckalcH,- Chandler,
connese, Craeio. Fe=seaden, Foster. Guthrie,
na9 saa1H Keh as Eo}ioa R Pes5d Pos,oS Rs
sew. Sherman. SpraIue, Stotktons Sumner. Trunl-
, 1866-03-20

than a government Of Fen1aus.) I wonld
simply say to these gentlemen, that if they
can raise and the slates permit the move
nent OF q hundred thousand disciplined men,
munitions for campaign, With suitable bag
gage, artillery and caValry-and they bring
1t over the border, they VIII be fairly met
show the right, BIT to any small parties,
isolsted bands Of sympathizers, coming hera
to excite riot or join processlons say you
certainly come to your deaths. Throughout
the colony particularly IN. Upper Canada,
the ignorant population believe that the Fee
mans bring the Pope, the Devil, aud the Pre-
tender-nay. the 1nquisition itself in their
train. The horrid feeling Of hate with which
they are regarded Is something awful. Every
farmer fcrc Is hunter, and q sharpshooter--
word has gone through all our coasts, and
q million of ridcs are loaded, and every
Ratchet sharpened. If any small armed party
Of fFenians croe=ea the lines and moves forward
any distance, the enragcd countrsmen will
butcher them, though each had q hundred
lives. z,
, 1866-03-20
rarLANT PoaEa{sy NEWS.

For The last four ycars EnnDpo has been
railing ut ow war, but times arc changed.
and while peace Is restored in America, there
Is hardly steamer crossing the Atlantic that
does not bring acoounts either Of civil strife
In the United Kingdom, or ominous forabod-
inps Yof war In the Danubian Princlpalities,
and Of eight between the Hapsburger and
Hohcusolletu over the grave Of the Danish
dncliea
While our war was consecrated by the
emancipation Of slavery, hnd BY the devotion
OF the masses Of the people, these rsggins OF
, 1866-03-20

The other day the editor of The Peoria
Transcript .had the temcrity- to procure
the single insertion In the "Wantr column
of the TnlnuSE Of m advertisement for a
couple ofBook Forwardcrs, class Of work
men known In binderies. Since that time
the adyeEtsscs appears to have been amply
occupied in answering the letters his swami"
called out. Here Is his second reference to
his griefs in his paper Of Saturday:
1--WE continue to receive daily a. number of
letters, IN answer to On advertisement tor
Blink Book Forwarlersn in The Chicago
TRIBUNE. Most of those who answer are
fresh from some commercial college. They
wish nice, easy places are very particular
with their handwriting, and most Of them
very slack with their spelling. Having
q dim Idea that-'' Blink Book Forward.
ing'' Is some obtuse branch Of bookkeep-
ing, they are all particular as to, whe1e
they graduated and out Of what commercial
college they came. One letter is decl
dedly original. The writer states tina be
hasn't anything particular TO do just now !;
Is just ont Of school; that he has compan-
Ion who likewise haint nothing to do; that be
is eighteen years old. and hls companion is
seventeen. and adds, II you want US, Jim and
VIII comc.'" =, !, -, ~.
, 1866-03-20

lLeQs
The Senate has not shown, In long while,
such praisewofthy promptness In perfectinc
measures 81 1t did On yesterday in pushing
Mr. Wilson 'sbM for the REORGANIZATION of the
army to passage In single sitting. Isisthe
quickest piece Of Congressional work accom-
plIshed this session. The procedure upor
It proves what an earnest, determined will
to do certain thinG in certain time, car
achieve, even IN legislative body accustom.
ed to deliberate, "a slow.paced action. The
Senators themselves seemed surprised at the
unusual acpatch with which the bill YVES car,
sied through. They, certainly went home
with quieter conscience aud more crafty.
irg sense Of having rdone their duty than on
my previous day Of tho session. It is to be
hoped that they will permanently mend their
ways, and hereafter act up to the precedent
60 successfully established on Yesterday
Still, while the Senate Is entitled 10 all due
credit for the unwouted display OF energetic
activity, think the country has mn snec;a1
reason for qualification at the measure us
rushed through. The bill ia bv no n,a.ns No
comprehensive, corrective and reformatorv No
It should be, It does not touch I'm ,noIn
draw backs from The ef1lcrencv of iha teero1a-
military establishment Of the Fedora, t,nTer,,.
mcnt. It does not remove the causes of jts
1nfer,ority In certain notorious resnects'to the
armies Of the llrst, powers Of Euiopo. Thc
traditional evils a.Isiu. from tbatnredom;.
nance OF political Influence and nersona1 "a.
yo1itism. without repnrd ia natn1nl canaritv
and aconiretl merit. In fl1linr nm tbar nt;ono,
military scbooJ. FINN which the ,noin m,tc-
rial ior of,,ccrinr u. arnv Ia r. ha dar;vaa
~ 4he tntnre A. T. the noat ~ ~ mi ~ coSract ~,
nv II. 1ustead Of inviting frec omnctft,on
for admission IN Wnet pint hv 4bo as,1.;,,r :,
youth or the who1c country md motinr nTc'
eminent talent and cooI cforo ctcr IL an,r
tItlc IN tbc odr,n3oocs IF edrcat;on a.
The nnh,,c csnense + sccns ol1va ,bo o1S IA
ohnse If The anpotntment Of cadets thronch
conorcssmon. 1nstra1 ofnrovyti,in1 ~ t1,o ,,,n.
terlol thot is "a coYnnose ina ranf md me- ri
tha army. Nv antl,or,z;np sr1oo1a sncE az are
found In nearly Nil tfn Countries nf cont3rer.
tnl Furopc. for the professional an5 fcrero /,
education Of nop-commIssionel of1lcera ond
priyates, the bill. by the .omisslon of snrh a
provision. renders ii certain. that service IN
tho ranks of the aruy of The United States
will ora,n become NJ ilistastcfnl 10 fin, neon,c
nj larre. apd he sbunncf, as mncb ne ercr az
dtshonorable and -mora1ly taIntinp. AZ IA
we'll known. the rank md f,Ie of thc!reo,,1,r ,
armv before tho ciyil war constituted = sort
Of ,nornl cess-nool. n acnositorv for onr ,,vn
socia1 excrements. md a last resort of the
outcasts of a1l nnt,onz. The neglect. of: the
hulk of The army by Congress viii in the
course Of a few years. once more brinr about