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The following is the sentence Of the Court
Martial held at Nezr-OrlcanS. some months
since for the trial Of Col. Butler, whereof
1t Col FREEMAN was president. The sen
tence has been approved by GEN. WILKIN-
son.


" The Court having nlaturely weighed and
considered what hath appeared before them II
evidence, during the course Of the prosecution,
as well as what the Prisoner, Colonel THOMAS
BUTLER hath urged in lis defence, ere Of op-
inion that he Is glaity Of zyiJui, obstinate, and
continued diso6edience Of the general 0rder gfthe
3Oth 9f .Lhr1l 1901, for the regulating the cir
ofthe hair, and also ofthe disobedience Y'4e o.
der ofthr Isl of February, 1904, Is set forth
in the last charge and specification, whereon
he has been arraigned the court also finds
hm g,iitu Of n7utin1us conduct, IN appearing
pubIickly in command Of the troops 1t the city
cf fNew-O Orleans, With his hair cued, in direct
and open violation Of the general order OF the
7lth 0f Apri sol, and lst oil February lTn4'
as stated il tcc "a charge, and par; q tie I'd