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A Posltlvs Cure Tor Dyspsps'a.
Philsislphia. JannarI ~. isaa.

~ .- 1.aa No. 102S 0LIVER gfREEF,
Philadelphia, January IA, 1854
DIT. WBHARF-sir; Its with much pleasure that
am now able 70 inform Jon that, b. the use Of
your Crest American Dyspepsia Pill., have been
entirely cured Of that most distressing complaint
DyBpepsia. have been grievgualy aftleted for tbs
last twenty eight years. and for ten years Of that
time have not bean Tree nom it, pain one week a.
time. / have had e In It's worst form, ahd have
dFaRged on most miserable aGiatenee-in pain day
and night. Every kind OF food that ate Billed me
with wind and pain, Il mattoFod not how light OF
how small the quantity. A continued helehing was
sure 70 follow. had no appetite for any kind Of
meats whatever, aud my distress Was 70 great for
several months before heard q your PiIls, that
frequently wished Tor death. had taken every.
thing that / had hoAfdof for Dyspepsia, without
FeeeiVing any benefit; hut on Jour Pills being REQ
OlnmGnded 70 me BY one who had been cured ~
them, concluded 70 give them trial although
had no mifh In then. To my astOuishm6nt t0und
myself getting better before had taken onsfSuFth
Of . bUNj aud, altur taking half boz en- tel
IlaH, and ear cat anything ufas, end enjoy .
hearty meal three times day, without ineonve-
nIoneo from anythlRgI eat drink. II yOl think
proper, you are ~ liberty to make this public aud
refer 70 me- will eheeFfully give All doaFablO In
fsEmattOn g any enc who nay Sall o. ne.
Price, per Box, One Dollar
fent by mail On Fs(elft nj fha uFIee h.
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1wDHnK1no THa HEAlI6rH OF JREg.
DAus-A few days ago w. 8. Buchanan.
member of the lower branch in the City
Council from the LIST Ward, invited mum.
Der OF the soldiers q. tue spriggI House 70
join him in .,thinl drink hbOdtsthe size OF
ample's ear. 2, The soldiers accepted the
invitation, and Mrs. B,lslanisn;s as be lifted
his glass TO bis lips proposed the health Of
Jeff Davis. Tue. soldiers arrested him and
conveyed him before Capt. Thorpe, who
committed him 10 the Athenwam. Blu:
chapan denies drinking JET. Davis health,
and as he viii make this fact appear to The
satisfaction of Capt Thorpe sheWill doubt
less be rslaasediin = few days.
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WAsMtSGFON, December 50. TIE fFe
alarm telegraph patents Of JOhu n. Game
wall 4 Co., which were canfstated, were
sold to-day by the y. s. MaFslIalt aud par
chased By John F. Reluard 4 Goa u Boz
too. 4alHa zoo l.-,if.
Chief Justice faney l. th0aght % Be
sOmsVhst better this moFuiag.
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especially, your ob't. sev't.
AZ s. HALL
1t. Col. 10Th Va. Infant

1t. Col. 10th Va. Infantry
Lieut. McAdams belongs to company G.
10Th West Virginia Infantry, and was in
charge Of the ambulances at the time of bis
capture. Lieut.. Col. lPolsley is a son OF
Judge POlsley, -Lientenant Governor. !,
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PHiLADsLPBIA. Dee. 80. Townsend
city, died this afternoon, agedSt yesEs.
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Arrested and Sent to Fort Lafayette

Arrested and Sent to Fort Lafayette,
77NEW YOKE Dec 2s.-Tha Post says q
British LieutenAht, Who Was 10 sail for
Bermuda 10 day. was arrested by Marshal
Murray and-sent 70 Fort Lafayette. A reb.
81 mail was found concealed In his baggage.
The letters were Immediately forwarded TO
Secretary Seward. 80 .n4
Further developments relative to the
seizure Of the steamer Cromwell aud bark
Cireassian have been Published. Il APP
pears that on the day OF the sailing Of the
Cromwell, Marshal MuTray arrested H
Segur, formerly U. s. MinisleF To San Sal
vadOr, together with his wife, maid, aud
child, Messrs. @. sF Candy and D. Bertz,
all Of whom were sent 70 Fort Lafayette.
Segur's baggage was searched aud bin
Of ladiug found for so barrels Of lard ship
ped on board tie Cireassian. On searching
the lard 900 navy TeVolVers were fOuad
secraled therein Candy aud the Others
arrested having been found In company
With Segur, aud on saPPOsitiOn that they
knew something Of the matter.
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To COlnpOsitOrs.

Two good ooMPesIToRs. can lind en-
plOyment by applying at this office immer
diateIy. ...ss.....
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RLREDINa on FHHLUNGs,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ THE FOLLOWING:

DR. WIsHARF-siFsi ] return my grateful thanks
for the discovery you have made In making nOdl-
cine that will cure Inflammation d the Lungs and
Liver Complaint When eommaneed % use Your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, was, % all appearances, ReAr
my grave. j had been for length Of time splitting
blood, aud Wonid AZ times vOmit u.
Ny pbyslcians fl1r employed tWO) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tas Cordial, which did her 90 much good, that
she prevailed on mesasR last FesOufeesitO Try It;
and, thank God, commenced TO use IT, i have
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
aIn ready aud willing that any person that q siek,
should call on me- and / will tell them what your
Cordial has done fer me. All my friends aud neigh.
b0rB were utterly astOuished at my speedy return
TO health; for they had seen me TOmit blood in =
clOtted state ffequeutly. Publish my case, for
want every person that b suffering - IVES 70 know
Of your Invaluable medicine.
Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN,
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B~NARY sQuAD.--In connection With
a notice of The proposed New Years Eve
Ball at Rttcbietown, statement ase'd Dent
allyerept into odEis5as 1T yesterday morn
ing, "esat Col. Darr had iendered the ssfs
vices Of squad of soldiers TO help Mr..
schnlls slong. p W 3 have note from
Col. Derr in which he says that the stats-
msntis unauthorized, aud thai the hes ..nsEy
sqaaa fcs Ms sshslts,
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can only give . few Of the many Thousands Of
certificates am receiving In favor Of this great
Medieinei but hAve bad quantity Of them pub
don. Whistler yOu conclude TO give the Medicine =
trial not, ssnd for circular. Price f1y Cents
aud 0ne Dollar, bottle.
Prepared emily BY the proprietor,
Or. l.. 9. O. WIsHARF,
Philadelphia, P1.
Sold In Wheeling BY LOGAN, LIsl 4 co.
A4 4LL ssand Z. u. LnGAN co.
Agents for West VIRGINIA.
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WISMARIlS IARt GnRllAL

VI I'LL positively cure the following dI4sasss:
Z w CQnllmptlnni tfHQl boyuld The power Of ned
ioine, lulIamnlfionoft the lung ,soEe Throat
and Breaat, Brolot Asthma. Piles, Gravel, aud
ppfsli1B Rpuleay Tor femAle OOHPlaihis. .iffe
Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il the only vital principle Of the Pine obtained
by poGuaF process IN the dlalnlatiOn Of the TAR,
y which tie highest medicinal properties are re-
Il & the medicine that suros vasa an others have
hiled. -V- 90
TAR CORDIAL, ~ TAR CORDIAL
TAR CORDIAL TAk CORDIAL
Tie Great Remedy for Consumption.
. - TIE Ghoat Relsdy10T C0RSuHlptiOR-
am Constantly FeeoiVlng such eeFtiheates as the
ALLOWING. Readftis SIC
De, WIsHART-Eear Sir; i had very dreadful
cough and sdF0 thFOat for ye1f, aud my whole
system was last giving way and i was proStFated
Onmy bed with but Httle hope Of recovering. Ny
disease bal6d The power % all medicines. and in
short time must have gone tO my graYe; but, thank
God, my daughter, in-laW would not rest until she
went 70 your storp No. 10 North second street, and
ruiatgd the case 70 you, puFchaaed enc bottle Of
yOnT Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced %
usolf, and In week was much better, and after
using three bottles AN perfectly we'll WOAdeF 70
all my friends, Tor they an pronouneed ne pasteura
Publish my case II you think proper.
~ REtfEC0A HAMILTON.
No. t121 Wayne street. Philadelphia.
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BEvRRLY, WEsr VIRaIs1A, |
Decamher On. lafi:

Lisut. McAdams was captured at Jack
sons River, along with Gen. AverilRs aAd2
jutant General, (Gnpt. Markbrit) 1t. Col
Polsley ofthe 9Th Va, and the Ghaplain of
the 9th. They. captured three amhuIances.
The balance of the ambnlances and all the
train We burned am sure that the Lieu.
tenant is safely captured. Imean by this
that be was not wounded The Brigade is
Just coming into town. The above learned
from William McCans, who says that be
was close 10 the Lieutenant at the lime he
was captured. ~ ,..,.z5 s
Hoping the above is satisfactory, ! am
with much sympathy, YeilssaE
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DESPEPSTA.
SG:.s Ssrs ssf SE SS:R:Rl Put

A Positive Cure for OySpepala-The
Great American DYspepsla Plll.
We my say with safety that ninety cases out Of
every hundred, that One with consumption had At
aFst only d spepaia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
lOu.dAtiOn Of other diseases, some 81 which Of
the most fatal character DyspsPsa Z etphatieally
Of ambition and hope, emascnlates and uniits
for the enterprise OF life. WosAy 20 the sick
Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, there is care for the Wprst eases % dys-
PePsia. ..rl5d.s.
(939O) nine thousand thfee hundred and ninety pa
tieats, for DyspePsla In lie various FERNS, aud IL
every case where the medicine VS. taken As directed
II mnds perfect cure. number OF Iha above
cases had bean treated by the most eminent phys
iCiAns In this country and Europe. ~ -
DyspepsIaI DyspepsIAI
Dr.. WlsHARF. I have been y constant sufferer
With Dyspepsia foS the last eighteen years. during
RhIoh time 1 cannOt say shat eEeF enjoyed . per-
testify vsell heEs were times
seemed It would be great relief 70 die. had a
all times unpleasant feeling in my head but lat
erly my sufleFlnga 90 mnch Increased that became
almost unit for business Of any kind my mind va
continually hlled with GLOOMY thoughts aud fore
bOinss, and 10 I attempted to change their current
by reading, at once sensation Of 10y Goodness In
cons ectiOn with dead weight, a. &c were, rested
upon my bnant also feeling Of sickness would Oc-
cur q the stomach aud grea. pain = ny eyes, 20;
losing my reason. experienced great Iassitudo,
debility and nervousness, which made e dneult u
walk by day or sleep At night. became averso 70
society, aBd disposed only 70 seeluson; and having
tried the sktli Of number Of eminent physicians o.
various schools finally came 70 tie conclusion that,
for this disease at my present age, IS years. there
was NO cure In existence. hut, through the inter
ference Of DiViRe Providence, 20 whom dsVOutly
offer my thanks, I ~ last found sovereign remedy
In your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
seem 70 have 61eetnhlly removed almost the last
trace Of my lOng list Of ailments and bad feelings,
and in their place health, pleasures GOntentmsnt
are my everyday companions.
JAMEa u. SAUNDERS,
No. 45S North Second street, Philadelphia, i0T-
merry az Woodbury., n. j..
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lar AaRHsT OF An ALLEaRD Dssnnrrl

w ahRESI uEa An ALLEdku bA6hhIHH.
About week ago a young man by the
name Of Fnhdenbsrgh went from This city
to Cincinnati, enlisted 10 the army, and re-
ceiyed the fret installment of his bounty
money. On Saturday he returned to the
city and reported TO Captain Thorpe that
he had been seized upon the streets OF
Cincinnati by person named Miller, who
arrested him upon the chargetof stealing a
horse, aud brought him up to Marietta,
where be was very mysterlously set at
liberty. He said that he intended to re-
turn to Cincinnati at once. aud report to
the officer with whom be had enlisted, but
for some reason he did not do SO. Capt
Thorpe yesterday received an order from
Cincinnati to arrest Fundeuberghsas de-
serter, which order was promptly execu-
ted. and he was committed to the Athaue-.
nm to be forwarded as soon as practicable.
Fundenbergh, We believe, is a resident of
Bridgeport, and was married few days
ago to young lady of this city.
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G6-CAPFuaE OF LlEUF. MoApAMs By
THE REBELS Lieut.. John McAdaws of
this city, who accompanied the late expo
dition of Gen. Ayertll to Salem, Virginia:
was captured by the rebels and is.loW
doubtless in Richmond. The following
letter to Mrs. McAdams conveys the intel.
ligence with other matters of less local in:
tereat: -
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5sPIEcI4Ah NOTICES.
HHIlfsTRBET'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE

III rs mot "A DH r.
Bat restores gray itr 70 81 sihal BY sup
plying the cApTIIary tubes Win datufAI iqstenAhee
Impaired BY age -aiseaAS. AL fastantaueOu dyes
are eansfe deairoytnE tie vitality
and beauty Of thehair, and afford Of theHseives no
dressing. HeimstiSots InimitNhle cOlOiing not on
" restores hairto s natural sol5r BY N Easy pro
eeis. but givssthe lalra is
LUXURIANT BEABTHt
promotes ltS growth, pEsVents - alllg %, oEadi-
Gates dandruf aud fhpprts health and plsAsantness
to the head Il has iced ths tst Of time, being the
original Hair oOlorin and IL constantly increasing
In dEvor. Usedby bdh gsntl6msb aud lA4IeL Its
sold by ali respectable doalss or can be brooarsd ~
them Of the oSmm$olalaEsnti DIS. BaFnes o.,
goa Broadway, N. ri Two sIses' 80 cents aud 81.
sspl.om . ~.
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18eTaE RIVER was still swelling yes
terday. with about seven feet water 10 the
channel. We have nothing Of nauaual iu,.
terests TO note about the landing.
The Pittsburgh Gazstis Of yesterday has
the following q. y. = 4. -. e,
i The river continued to rise rapidly dur.
ing Monday night and yesterday aud last
evening the pier marks indicated almost
ten feet-an advance of i've feet during
the twenty four henfss ending at that time.
Both of the lee gorges in the Allegheny,
river gave way in the morniig, and 10 the
afternoon the river at this point was fun
of floating ice, aud II is said that some few
oil boats and RATS were carried OF, most,
IL not all of which, will be seriously dam
aged, and perhaps destroyed. i-f-- u
There lie a decided irnprovementlin busi-
ness at the wharf, and while theireceipls
from below are increasing, the shipments
are fair, although in this respect there is
still room for improvements.
Some of our coal men entertained hopes
yesterday that there will be enough TO let
ont some more "broRd, horns" As II is.
there is good stage of water for lths coal
tugs, and another large inslalment of
''black diamonds" will, no doubt, be- for
waFded to Cincinnati, louisville, and other
points down the river today aud to,moF-
row. ~, is.g5flsli
The subject of the Improvement of the
Ohio, one Of special interest in this sec.
ton, was brought up before the Pepnsyl-
yania House of Representatives by Mr..
MoOrehead. by the following preamble aud
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no MACHINIsTs
DPleHP eacaesI Dried Peaches I

70E0 BUsHElls oloIOE HALVIe, b barllll
lettlly and bag, inlt received md f1r lllc u
dess PRIOR 4RR0sI.
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.Rnon CONGRESS tbs RNvELOPEs-An sizes.
'oUVO suitable for Cling Vouchers. Bills Letters,
Invoices and In fact all papers used by Merchants
InsuFAnee Agents. QuArtefmasters, and others.
deal ....a.L ~ y. Q. ORB I go.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

TNIARIEs FOR lse4-Con tanning full and com
ii J plsts table of Stamp Duties as amended ~
Congress March Sd, 1865 100
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

THE MEETING IN CHESTER ON FRIDAY
A correspondent writes US "a follows:
We are glad to see the friends over the
mountain rousing up to the true spirit OF pa
triotism--that they are to have grand gather
ing in Chester on Friday. We hope there
will be general turn cut, that one spirit will
pervade all hearts, and words be uttered which
will rouse to action, and Danish the miserable
spirit of indifference and disbursement, and
in the Community. s ars usieask,ng to spread
home, while our soldiers are in the field. 1t
was while men slept the enemy sowed the
ia. es. Eternal vigilance is the price of lib
ertyn $3.50
These meetings ought to be held in every
town in the State and Country. Those who
do not read it, should be told what is going on
in our midst. All should work as on the eve
of a holly contested election, only with q bold
err determination and reader zeal. The IN
huence would be felt by our soldiers, by oul
government and by the enemies OF their fellow
men.
We hope the meeting in Chester will be s
rousing one-a sample for all other towns t.
follow.
A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT is to be Civ,
en- at the Methodist Church, in Poultney, or
Friday evening" Feb 81, at 6 IL o'clock, b.
Prof R. H. Green and family, Frank Lewis
| J. s. Wells, and others.
The entire proceeds are to be appropriate
| for the benefit of sick and wounded Vernon
soldiers now in hospital at Brattleboro.
We hope it will be generously patronize'
| by all patriotic citizens.
How THE sVERMoNr BOYS +" SOLD" TIL
JERSEYS" Read this practical COAX IL
our Washington correspondence o-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNICATING
the subjects constantly seized upon by the
malcontents, with which to play upon northern
nreiudices, is the alleged vast draft upon the
treasury for the support Of the contrabands-
.sthe taxing of white men to support lazy lig-
gers.s They will do well to ponder on the
official statement Just submitted by the Sec
rstary of the Treasury, in reply to call
made by Congress for information upon the
subject The SacrAfory says that the snm o.
S77 .OSl has been expended for agriculture
implements for the purchase OF the schooner
Flora 1871, $50; for white labor, Ss2,74S
for colored labor, SS4,527. Total expenses
S2257o5. From this expenditure has beef
realized 1926, 1884. Deductlng the above ex
,ansas there remains on hand from this fun'
S5Ol ,279. The Secretary says that no eA
n.nd;tura whatever has been made from ID
treasury on account Of the cultivation OF 10
plantations or the collection Of cotton, or u
educational or benevolent care OF the iaoorer
The ratiOps furnished by the War Departmet
were paid for by the use of the Flora MOI
than half a million of dollars was saved
these operations, and is in the bands OF "
Assistant, Treasurer at New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

A DrrrEaENcE.-val landigham could not
speak in Baltimore, but speaks in New York
CITY to applauding audiences. The Unlonlsts
of Maryland complain that the arrests mace
by the Administration are too few, while New
York raves because it has made any; and this
in the face of the fact that twenty such arrests
have been made in Maryland to one in New
York. The New York men try to excuse
their disloyalty to the Government by putting
forward the wretched plea that the war has
been mismanaged, and the emancipation proc
lamation ought not to have been issued which
if true. would absolve no man from the com
mon duty of loyalty; while the loyalty o
Maryland, State supposed to be interested
in slavery quite as much as the free State
New York, has grown stauncher and warmer
| This is the difference between the Border Stat
| men and Northern men referred to; and tn
New York Times thus explains the cause
| the difference: The former are true and cal
nest Union men, and the latter are not.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

CAPTURE OF THE QUEEN OF THE WEST.
II seems from a rebel account that this boat
was captured through being run into trap by
a rebel pilot. The dispatch to the Richmond
papers, says:
The Queen of the West captured the Con-
federate transport Eva, Nos, forced her pilot,
John Burke, to take the wheel, and ordered
him to take the boat to our batteries. burke
feiened fear, but finally took the wheel under
a Yankee guard. Upon nearing the batteries
he told the Yankees they were fifteen miles
from them, Immediately putting close in, when
she received shot which broke the steam
pipe, disabling the boat, the Yankees being
wholly uuprepared for fight, and suspsctlns
no danger. Burke jumped overheard ant
| drifted ashore.
The boat drfted TO the opposite shore whei
| her crew made their escape with the exception
| of eighteen, who fell into our ha nds. In
crew subsequently, got on board the fanke
boat De Soto, aud with two hundred stole
negroes effected their escape"
The Queen of the West, it will be remen
bered, is not iron-clad, with the exception
her prov, 1t is said that one of our iroI
clads, the Indianola, has gone up the he
River to re-capture her, and if so we sha
soon expect to hear that the gallant boat IS
our possession again. We shall probably soc
get our own version OF the rfalr. &
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

THE FInANcEs.-The N. 7. Times asn-
ington correspondent says that the passage o
rank bill in the House, by majority o. Iour-
tan votes, demonstrates the influence OF tne
administration to aecure such financial meas
.r,s IS It may deem essential, The resui.
shows its strength, and leads to the oeilel 'na'
tbe House wi finally abandon the opposl'lon
h.retofore manifested to Secretary Chase :
,oaaspres, and consent to the Senate's anep'
,neuts Of the Finance bill.
Ths Tribune correspondent says :
srbe Committee Of Conference on The Maya
- Naans bill vas appointed F1dAy.
.ss',s.ists 81 Senators Fessenden, sherman Wv e.
m;cks, and e Representative MorF14, 2. .sh
49, VsIlshdish ban, snd Fenton Il = sIll
TO- ~ an IL Committee viii report 70 ave
tso ~ Houss sect;sn asthorisng ihe issue 3
49, hundred pillion la0pl tepder sco !. -
sp1r.romise tho disagreement between we -
ms.see. 81 the Bank taxing section, 50 q
1.sfe u ~ light ca
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26
The case Of Cen. NIcKinstry.

The General Order IN the case OF Gen. NC
Kiustry covers thirty-6ve printed pages Al
er the formal statement Of the orders upon
which the Court Martial was summoned, "
proceeds as follows:
Major Jus,us McKinstry, Quartermaster U.
S. A. Charge Neglect and violation OF ou-
ty, to the prejudice Of good order ana miiisary
discipline. Sixty-one specifications, drawn
with prea, ability by Saml. I. Grover OF 81.
Louis q recent candidate for the United States
Senate and the findings of the court follow
Upon thirty-five of these specifications NC
Kinstrv is found not guilty, and in twenty-six
guil,v in whole or in part. The order con-
cludes as follows:
And the Court does therefore sentence MAJOR
Justus McKinstry, Quartermaster Y. >. Army
to be dismissed from the service.
Tho forepoing finding and sentence are ap
| nroyad h,f exercising the discretion given by
| sr,;cla 60 Of the Rules and Articles OF War
| the execution Of the sentence is suspended un
| III Tho pleasure of the President OF the Onl
ted S,.tes can be known. Upon the recon
mendo,;on of some members of the Court 10
a rem,asion or mitigation of the sentence, tni
suspension and the proceedings OF the oool
Marital are transmitted to the President 10
bis determination.
FL. w. HALLECK,
General-in- Chief.
Headquarters Army, Washington, Jan. q
| 1868.
/ The following is the order of the Pres
| dent
6 9ne sentence in the foregoing case VII,
carried into execution by the dismlssai OF M
;or Jus1ns McKinstry, Quartermaster y.
Army, from the service OF the United pea' y
r ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
washington, Jan. 20, 1868.
4 Won,t the un-C Common Council OF New 10
now pass resolutions Of sympathy v
Gen. MoKinstry and tender him the nospi''
ties Of the city,