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PRIVATE SALE.

THE undersigned offers at Private Sale, the
New Brick House,
in which be now resides. si,na,e =, ,ho W.,
End OF Town, adjoining Francis shriyer' !,
with the Lot fronting 81 leet on Ma;n s,rao,
ana Fd r,'s s,n,g La ises back to an Alley
ich2l-ial CHRISTIAN AWAIT
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PUBLIC SALE,

THE subscriber living on the Plank Road
two miles above Frizelsburg, Carroll com.
iy, viii offer at Public Sale, on THURSDAY
the 2sih of FEBRUARY 1867, at his resi-.
de,nce, the following Personal Property to
FOUR GOOD WORK HORSES.
! Colt, Mich Cows, Heiiers, / Young
Bull, Sheep. Shoats, | brood Sow. I
four.horse Broadtread Wagon, Narrow
tread do, Threshing Machine & Horse Pow.
or, Ploughs, Harrows. Horse Gears. and
Farming Utensils generally, besides many
valuable articles not mentioned; for which
see Handbills--Sale to commence d 0
O'Clock.
TrRMs-A credit of nine months on ali
sums above So 90, on note and approved So.
cnrity with interest from sale. Under s.. 90
cash JESSE UNGER.
fcb7 Il
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WHISPERS & MUSTACHES !

L'oRCED to grow upon the smoothest
L face IN from three 70 five weeks by using
Or: ENlGNE'S RESrAURATEUR CA.
PliLAiRE. the most wonderful discovery
IN modern science, acting upon the Beard
and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
i has been used by the elite of Paris and
London with the most fatterins success -
Names OF all purchasers win be registered
and IT entire satisfaction is not given in
every instance, the money will be cheerfully
refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post.
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testi.
monlals mailed free Address BERGER.
StsTIS 4 CO., Chemists. No, 2s5 Rivcr
Street, Troy, N. y, Sole agents for the
United States. febl4.1
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To Let or Lease.

HE subscriber will rent or lease hi, resi-
dence, situated in Carroll comfy Nd. on the
county road leading from Westminster to
Nariie!dsburg nboui ! mile from Westmin.
ster' aud near the Western Nd railroad,
consisting of large and comforta.
b'c DWELLING, with large Par AsFA
lor, large Kitchen, Dining Room sss;;ka
aud Bed Room on the first floor, ,sik;H&
SIX rooms on the second floor, with a ucnt
dairy aud fountain Of running water at the
Kitchen door, aud one also in the Barn yarJ.
II large Bank Barn and other buildings, Nil
new, good large Garden and ground Tor n
truck patch JACOB MYERLY.
ieh2l.3t* near Westmi,ster
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WANTED. $3.50 Der daY.

AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen in
Every County in the United States. 10 sell Ink
POWDERS OF the American Ink COMPANY. The
powder sells for forty cents per package. and
VIII make ink enough to I'LL fifty bottles of the
size usually retsiled at ten cents per bottle. A
smart agent can se,fA gross Of Il a day, and
clear S2i 60 The ink can be made fran, The
powder IN three minutes in common boiling
water. u IL perfect black ink tho best in
the world. II hnws easily, does moi cnrrodn
the pen particle. never gums up, Is not injured
ny freezing, and its color will last forever.
every family IN America will huy II, a. a pack
age will last a family for years. and ink can h.
made In small quantities a. wanted. With each
gross We send thousand circulars, with tcsti
moniais from clergymen. LAWYERS. teachers,
me,enahH' commercial colleges, editors. &c.
ana inc agent name on the bills Only one
person VIII be made agent for a connty Tho
hr,i one sending Thirty Dollars for gross,
VIII receive Il by return express, together with
one thousand circulars and the right 10 sell in
th' county he or she designates. II others send
Tor The same county, the money will b. return.
I'd To them free of expense. To make 5, re. one
had better designate several counties, ths- of
which he or che will take. Send for trade i.t
ana circulars II you dare run the risk of wait
ing, or send the money for a rfoss. Letter,
addressed To the Mayor, Postrnaster, cashier of
'hc panks, or the express agents Of this city.
WIZ snow that The business is honorahIy and
'quare'y conducted. An Ink Powder viii be
seht by mail to any address, free Of charge, on
receipt Of forty cents.
Address, writing your name, town. county
AMERICAN INK COMPANY.
Manchester, n. II.
THOMAS W. LANE,
Gork for the Company and Special Agent.
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NO. ops EQUITY.

NO. OPS EQUITY
In he Circuit Court for Ca. roll County
q County.
FEBRrARY Tern, 1867.
Peter Bale aud DY virtue Of an order
Israel Norris, ID of the Court the
rs Creditors Of Josiah Gel.
Josiah Geiger. ger, late of Carroll County,
who were such on the 9th day Of March,
A. D., 1856, are hereby notified ard warmed
to bile their claims, properly authenticated,
with the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Car.
roll county, on or before the 18th day OF
April next otherwise they may be deberred
Of the benefits Of the trus, fund.
A. d. ScHAEFFER,
febli-ft Auditor.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
S KIR r.

THE Wonderful resibili,y and great com.
Tort and pleasure tp any LADY wearing the DII.
PbkA ELLIPTIC SKIRT viii be experienced
particularly IN all crowded assemblies, ope.
fas, carriages, railroad cars, church pews, arm
chairs, Tor promenade and house dress, as the
Skiri can be folded when In use TO occupy
small place as easily and conveniently rs a elk
or muslin dress. an invaluable quality In crino-
line, not found ia Aay Single Spring Skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
Tort and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
plex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single day,
VIII never afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to-ll others.
They will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown aside AZ useless.
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
thread, and tse bottom rods not only double
springs, but twice Tor donble1 covered: proven.
ting them from wearing out when dragging
down stoops, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic lie a great fayorite with
all ladies and Is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazine as the Standard Skirt Of
the Fashionabls World.
To enjoy the following inestiniable advantage.
in Crinoline, viz. superior gpality pcffec,
manufacture, sty iish shape and hnish, gcxibili.
~, durability, comfort and economy. enquire
for j. W. BEADLEY's DrPLEx ELIrrIc. or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you &c, the genuine
article.
CAuTI0N.--To guard against Imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered as "Du-
PLEx" have the red ink stamp, viz, ~. W.
Bradicy's Duplex Elliptic Steel springs" upon
the wAistband-nonv others arc genuine. Alsu
Notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two (or doublel springs braided together there.
In, which is the secret Of their hcrihility and
any other Skirt.
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST class
skirts are sold throughout the United States and
elsew here.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the
Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY,
% Chambers 4 81 Reade Sts., y. Y.
jan3l.sm
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Thee cometh glad tidings Of Joy 70 all,
The beauty which once was o, precious ! "A "a.
Is free for all, and all may be fsir.
ny the use or
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Brick Dwelling House,

Fifty feet front, with Brick Kitchen in The
rear. on Main Street, Westminster. Nd. -.
adjoining VIM. Reese's Store. There is
also useful Log Bgil-i-ng near the Dwell.
ing. The lot contains quarter of an acfe
OF ground. finely cultivated; and Well of
very good water near the front door, now
covered over but could be easily opened for
use. said lot is subject to ground rent of
Sl.00 per year.
TERMS. --One'ihjd Of the purchase
money in hand. and the balance in two
equal payments of one aud two years on
note and security. bearing interest from Sale.
pc There will also be sold at same time
2, lot Of Articles OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture, such as Bureaus, Stoves, Beds,
&c, 6c.
WILLIAM YINGLING,
iebb'ts Executor.
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n = y y Il II II y
w hite Liquid
Il ~ A M Ell.

fgr Improving and Identifying the COMPLEXION.
TIC most valuable and perfect pro,,s \. m, =,
use, for giving the skin a beautiful pesrl. M !.
tint, that is only found IN youth. II ouicEiy
removes Tan, Frecklez, Pimples, Blotehc:
Moth Patches, Sallownsss, Rruptisus. and III
Impurities Of the skin, kindly healing "a n me-
leaving the skin white and clear a alalnster.
ls use eshnot De detected By the closest scruti.
iectly harmless. II Is the only artieIe N ~.
Kind used by the French, and L considered bv
TIE Partisan AZ indispensable 70 a perfect tAilet
Upwards Of 10000 bottles were soid durihe m.
past year, sufficient guarantee Of its esiSse,
Price only rs cents. Sent BY mail. post.ea,a
on receipt OF an order, by
fcbli-ly 2s5 River 81 Tfos' NY
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WHE County Commissioners FIR csrro,,
IL County will meet at their ofy,cc IN ~
Westminster, on the Ftasr Mosn.y ~
M.RoH, 1855, for the transaction q
''Ts " order, sac cazIccSE
LEVI VALENTINE.
WVo-7t Naef rf Clerk.
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Brick House L. Lot
FOR SALE.

Tne subscriber, as Executor of Catharnc
iingling, deceased, by virtue Of M order OF
the Orphans Court, will offer at Public
sale, on the premises, on
frtdoy, Tie Isl d0y Of MJrch, 1867,
ut | clock, p NJ n tv., s,nry
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lust received, another lot Of those cheap
- Balmornls. Stoufer 4 Hoffman.
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TAVERN STAND
FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber desirous to retire from
public business, will offer at Private Sale a
large and commoIious
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sS-sale Bill. ofoll kinds printed at this
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p. a. Go11UoH
LICENSED AuCrroNEER.

GALE BILLS printed at the sbcfssss
- notice nj this 0fiic,.
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dee-g On 3l5 Main Street.
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Gel. B. 7. P. ALLEN, superintendent,
Assisted by a fun aud able Faculty.

VuJE Course OF Study is that usually taught
i ia the best colleges The Moral culture OF
& adets receives special attention. The Discip-
nae IS all tAat It's name Imports The Govern
may send their sons 10 This school with entire
~conndence ttat they VIII not be exposed TO
those alluremeuts 20 vice and dissipation
found N ali townsann cities, the location being
SIX miles from shy bowH-ihe situation in a
high and rolling country nosed for health aud
salubrlty.
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favor Of Mr.. Gardiner, the brother OF
Mrs. Ex-Presldent Tyler, and against
her.
Our harbor is flied with ice, interior
ing to "a considerable extent with the
f%erryboats and other shipping.
The Greek committee Of this city have
appealed TO the citizens for aid to the
Candions.
GALVESTON, January A. Gen. Kiddoo
Issues a circular as follows: The labor law,
passed at the last session of the legislature
and approved November /, 1866, be dis
regarded by sub assistant commissioners
bureau; any contracts made inaccordance
with its provisions will not be approved.
kiddOo says his reasons for this Just pro-
vision Of the law, included IN order num-
Der eighteen, is that the Objectionable
feature reduces the negro to practical
slavery.
The bark File de Lair will have to
to be lightened. A large portion Of her
cargo has been taken off.
Cotton receipts for the last four days,
rs bales; sales yesterday, 262 bales
market stringent.
Brownsville papers Of the 23d Decem-
Der make no mention of the death Of Es-
cobedo, and the report is evidently I'M
founded.
Canales was going toward Tampico,
proclaiming Ortega by the way.
Arrived, bark Lincoln. The schooner
D0nohue is tightening.
The freedmen OF Texas celebrated the
first Of January with usual enthusiasm.
Peace and good order prevailed during
the day. Gen. Kiddoo addressed the as
sembly, principally upon education, their
duties, rights, etc.
The general system Of free schools in
Texas for freedmen went into effect first
Of January, and will be sustained by the
bureau.
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HoW COEGRESS PROTECTS THE Ia
ngRgEG HAN


The late legislation Of congress 10 the
interest Of the Pennsylvania iron mas
tiers, has thrown out OF employment in
the vicinity OF New York, not less than
fifteen thousand working men connected
with the shipping interest Of the coun-
try, and who are entirely dependent
upon their daily wages for bread for their
wives and children. It must be remem-
bered that this is but a small proportion
OF the number deprived Of a means Of
support by this political runp legislatiBg
in The interest Of q class for all along
our coast where operations Of this char
aeter extend, tbe evils Of this protective
system is felt. Speaking Of this subject
a prominent metropolitan journal says
4 very considerable proportion Of the
mechanics Of our city are in good bust
ness at good wages, subject only 10 the
high price Of subsistence and necessaries
caused by the currency and the tariff
Those engaged in building are IN full
work, at from four 10 five dollars per
dag. There is very little complaint
among %tailors, hatters and shoemakers.
But among all classes connected with
tie ship-building interest there is great
lack Of employment. 81 ship earpen-
ters, ship blseksmiths, ship plumbers,
ship j%siners, ship painter, iggers, eaulk
ers, sparmakers, sailmakera, boat build
err, marine m~aehinisE, boiler makers,
we have ascertained that no5 less than
fFool thousand men are out Of steady
work. The greater part Of tlese repre-
families depending for Subsistence
upon the weekly wages Of their heads.
L. addition, there are the Immense num-
.,-r Of common labofers who find era
sloyment IN various ways when business
e brisk la lhe yards.
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: 1T on Monday.
~ comet enters the trade between
-E-l,y and New Madrid.
The Des Arc proposes to take%he mai
IL t--- -
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In the Law Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
Ma oma,
A FFfDAvIT for Attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF secttt n
10 OF tue Code OF Tennessee and Attachment
h9VlnB Deen Issued and returned by the prop r
officer Levied, &c., on the propcrty of the
d~otendanis Owners Steamer Natomv,
II Is therefore ordered that said defendants
appear NJ tine Court House IN the city Of MEM
PMS, Tenn on or before the second Monday IN
feDruaFy next, and defend this suit, or the same
~li Re taken Tor confessed As 10 them, and set
Jor nearing ezparte, and that a copy OF this or
der DO published once a week for FOUR consecu-
tive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL-
JOHN DONOVAN. CLERK.
ACopy. By MASON HYDE, D..
Lngwood q PeytOn, attorneys Tor plaintiffs.
January :. 1875. laAlaw4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Biles East of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, BIiys.
No. 232 Front Street,
nEaTnnra mr-aw-

THIS Tract consists Of Eight HUNDRED Acres.
i rive HUndrod OF which are cleared. Four
bundled acres Of tie tract was cultivated
during TIRE year 1866 aud is Row ia 3 good con-
dition fora crop for the year 1857. ii most o
this valuable plantation Il above overflow end
is very desirable, and has comfortaple Cabins,
excellent Wafer, AID a new steam SaWmiIf
and CiuhOGse Mules and Faro tng Utensi s
ran be puIcuase} 90 The place, and many
Freedmen now on the place covld bo induced
70 stay should any enc Of meapa desire 10
plant, q liberal cepaftnelshfp Is offered.
lAr ur,hcr iH~f0rnafiOn apply "a L. I. BUHBY
or L.. d. APpEitS ~ & co, Memphis. Tom.
This place viii be offered for Thirty Days.
iaul In A l. SHIIMEII
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And No. 90 Vine street,
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TO ooRRENPnNpNETs.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Ooha-
manifestations. Whatevel' is intended for IN
sertion in the APPEAL, rsust be autnent-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily FOR publication, hWt
as a guarantee fer his good faith and re-
sponsibnity.
business Letters for this ONCE should DC a'-
dressed 10 = THn APPEAIs" Memphis
An Communications Tor publication must pe
written on enc side OF The page and WIZ
all other matters connected with the e1llo-
rial deoartmeat. should be addressed; EDI-
TORS oFTHEA APPEAL, Memphis
cannot, as rale, undertake to return ara
Giles moi found mit,ole for publication.
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ETARRHD.

commemorative the 18th uIt. AZ
re resideace pf Col SD Re6d, AZ I bbee, Miss,
by the KEY. Mr p Ntely, Mr. N. +. Go DLoE
To this joy Gus pair we onrr u congratuIa-
tons, M. Goodloe was a gallant soldier, atrue
friend, and richly deserves that uiimatum Of
haPrmess-a good wife; and in this csnnec.
ton we feel assured his usual gsod Judgment
has not failed him. Farewell, Frank! we erase
your name from cur Est OF bachelor friends
with a Fang ofTesret, but wish you q hearty
Goo speed in the new life 5e1ore you.
FOWLER GRAHAM-On the 18Th nit. n
toe residence ga Col ID. Reed, at T1bbee. Miss.
Dy the Rev. Mr.. T. p. Eeely. Mr.. CT FowLtR,
Of that place. to Miss J.J GRAHAM, Of MadI-
s II county, Ala.
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For SHE or Lense.

A FIRST CLASS PLANTATION. Fourteen
IA HUNDRED Acrfs in The tract. 500 acres
cleared. ID old deadeuing balance Smelly Tim
Dered with cypress, "a fine residence, with SIX
rooms and galleries, and all necessary ont
buildings new frame quarters for 100 ire Omen.
nhe tWo-slory barn, and stables with sixty
staits ior m~ul-s-large steam gin, saw and griSt
nliii, al In coed order. This place will pro.
duce. II well cultivated. two bales 10 the aere
seven miles noZ lake Providence perfectly
secure from overflow. Twenty mules and
farming utensils sOid with the place.
Terms easy, and price low.
dec3U I'm J. N WuARh 10Y
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NOa-Reside0f Notice.

IN IuhAcrfN tour OF Memphis. Tenn.
No iHS-M. l. sorry vs.. J o. Tyson e. al.
I appearing from affidavit In this cause. that
4 the defendants ]. o. Tyson. N. C. Tyson, 81
KNOT and Thos. Tyson are residents OF the
1tate o. Missississlppi and non-res- dents Of the
state OF tennessee IL il therefore ordered, that
they make their appea rance herein at thet ourt-
rouse IN ihe city OF Memphis, Tenn, on 0c be-
fore the first Monday in February. ISL. and
plead, answer or demur to complainant bllI. or
the same viii be taken for confessed, 10 10
them, ana set FOR. hearing Fv parte, and that a
copy oith $ order be published once a week. fcr
Tour successive weeks, in the Memp1i APPEAL.
a cOpy-attesL:
Au0USION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
by X. j. BLACK, Deputy Cierk and Master.
bogwood q Peyton, go.s. FOR complainant.
fap4-4w
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DY virtue 81 a power OF sala, contained ia an
suuai property named therein, i viii, on the
18th day OF January Inst, sell. for cash, al pub
lie auction, at IaSsddoro a Ca =, 81 uUi ion street.
one PIANO, manufactured hy Wa,
knabe 4 Cu-, stylg ~ octave, No. 1921. SHE
ri y O'Clock 10. JOsEPH GRfEsHUBER-
January /, 1871, jams 2tW-dtis
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So 90 OF

Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
Each, and can be purchased at the principal
JeWelfy anu ot.er stores on CsnRI street. and
al the principal hotels and bookstores OF tie
city.
some OF the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated n lhs purro : nv
EeSsFs- A Is. Gris%nld & Co., r. A. Tyler. e.. II.
n mmerman. and Gaines & Relf, Canal erect.
It's proposed that the Lottery viii take place
at The close OF tee Bazsar, which is u com
meBce in February next.
IL VIII be entirely under the PREPARATION and
direction OF gentlemen o. high standing.
J.B. HOOD, President.
DABSEY H.. MAURY,
-Seey OF the sou bern Hospital Association.
Papers dispcscf to faver the Bazaar viii please
copy tbs advertisement. dec3O Ivv
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win sell on the FIRST DAY or JANUARY.
A lS67, at the late residence OF Ms. 5. w
Washington. In Monroe county, Ark bali
mile nom Indtan Bay, the w~el-knoHn FARM
keiOuging 10 the estate Of Mrs. S. W. Washing
ton, deceased, containing &S acres OF land, go
OF which hss been Ia cultivation. 40 now under
fenca. 0ooddweiiing and cuth-ouEes-excellent
gin house, press, ete.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
dsoa Nv Administrator.
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Il is a source Of great pleasure to US t.
know that u accomplished and gallant
friend, Capt. J. B. CAsTLEaIAN, Of Ken
lucky, has been permitted by the Presi.
dent to retarn to the United States.
His friends receive him with open arms,
and hearts as warm and true as ever
beat greet him with a hearty welcome.
We hail his return as an additional evil
denee Of the Executive determination to
do Justice to those whom Radical malig-
nifty has ~persecutei. It will be remem-
bsred that Capt. CAsTLEMAN was ar
rested ia Indiana 10 the fall OF 1854, and,
by one o thoge " commissions unknown
10 law, sentenced to death. The " mag
nanimity " Of 4" the faction" commuted
his punishment 70 Punishment from the
United States during life. The charge %
being a SPY was preferred against him,
but the real cause Of his treatment was
alleged connection with the so-called
Conspiracy in the west, for which Col.
GgENFELL suffers torture on Dry Tor
tugas, aud for which many more en-
dured Imprisonment and other Bameless
evils. We give below tie Presidents
revocation Of the sentence:
"ExEcrrIyE MASsrov.1
WAsHISGTOv, u. g., August =. l6s.
81. b. CHstleman, OF Kentucky, Is
q hereby released from so much of the
&" parole Of honor heretofore given by
q him, as prevents him from returning
a. 10, and remaining la the United States,
q" upon condition that be takes the oath
&" Of allegiance to the United States.
tGigne8,J ANDI.hM JOHNSON.