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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

ON Friday, June 9th, a. O'Clock P n, on the
~ promises we shall sell house No Tyler Street.
lis two story wooden houfe, with IA rooms good
closets, good cellar, abundance ofwater hard ana
soft; pleasantly located, commanding a complet4
yisw Of the Harbor, Islands and Ocean. The lot is
30 by 9S feet, fine garden and bw fruit trees II -
WEI, located for q boarding house. Title cleAr-sals
positive Terms H;efal IN
HENRY BAiLEYk CO., AUO4zoznuns.
Jure 3-dtd ~ 'HI faI
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

q DRAMATIc.-This evening will be the last
Of the performance of Mr.. Pixies Company at
Dsering Hall this week, as they go to Augusta
tomorrow to perform In that city few nights.
Tonight the plays to be performed will be the
"Pirate's Legacy" to conclude with the roar
Ing farce, Brown, Smith and Jones.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Confusion and anarchy In Teaas-BlocIsacse
so q Runner Destr0yed-Navat. ~

Confusion and As,archy Ia Teaas-Bloclsacte
sSzA Runner Destr0yed-Navat. ~
NEW Yohn, june 4.
The steamship Havana brings Havana dates
tothe 80th ult.ssra sse7a $780,.
~ Adviees OF the 2Sfh ult. from Galveston by
the blockade runner Lark, arrived at Havana,
state shat great confusion and anarchy reigned
there and at Houston. The Lark was robbed
of the cargo taken there, and returned to Ha-
vana In ballast = aa b oisras4a tgmos9
asgsGen. Magruder attempted to make speech
to his soldiers but was Kissed and silenced.
He was told that they had been humbugged
enough, and intended to settle affairs for them
selves. Magruder returned to San Antonio
The Texans would fight no longer and wished
to return to the Union. The Mayor and prin-
cipal citizens had left Galveston to meet the
Federal officers and hurry up the surrender.
1t was also said that Gov. Murray and Ash
bel Smith had gone to New Orleans to surren-
der the State.
The famous blockade runner Denbiga had
been destroyed by Federal gunboats. The
captain and crew escaped. The Owl had re-
turned to Havana, fearing robbery at Calves
ton.
Mexican dates of the 10Th state that Fegrete
Was Mt Monterey with 5000 troops on the I'd
OF May and French troops were moving against
the place. n~
The U s. steamer Susqu. hannah and mon
itors Monadnock and Canonicus, aud gunboats
Chippewa, Faikee, Monticello and Wonder,
had arrived at Havana, causing great sem
sation. .a55 sbssI
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
n. q. Commissioners Court.
UIrwoRD. ooMMIseIoNBR.

Richard Trip, Of WATERFORD, was brought
before tbs Commissioner yesterday charged
with keeping tavern and retailing liquors
without taking ont q United States Internal
Revenue license for the same. He pleaded
guilty, and also pleaded poverty; stating that
his tavern did not pay, and that he had not, re-
Gently, sold any liquors. Upon making aft
davit Of these facts he was discharged, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. jackson, Assistant U. s. District
Attorney.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

Il ExPLosIoN.-About O'Clock last evening
the cooler in the Soda fountain of Atkinson,
in Fox Block, exploded with terrific noise,
breaking the beautiful marble fountain, de-
stroying all the goblets. and frightening all the
customers and inmates Of the shop. A new
fount Of soda water had just been put ON and
it was charged SO highly that when 1t was let
into the cooler the gas sxplodedit at once.
Mr.. Akiuson's loss BY this explosion was
about $50. The noise of it was heard at the
Elm House
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

PEAsE's Vegetable HAZE RENovArER
advertised by the agents Messrs. Cros,nan 6
Co., is pronounced an excellent article for pre-
venting the hair falling of, and for clearing
the scalp and hair from all substances likely to
injure the health and growth. II can be had
in any quantity at their establishment, in the
Fox Block. 81 sIi1JEs Is ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

SOLDIERS CLAIMs.-The Sanitary Com
mission have established an agency in Bos-
ton for collecting Soldiers and Sailors claims.
against the government, free of charge. See
advel tisement in to days paper.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

ngs i9g,a NEW YORK, June 5.
The brig s. NJ, Newhall, captured by the
gunboat Azeha in Thee Roads on the 23d ult.,
has arrived here. She was from lnagua with
cargo of sugar.
Mayor Gunther has vetoed the resolution Of
the Common Council, authorizing 5000 copies
of the eulogy on President Lincoln tobe print
ed. AfA&s@A s4saEsax nks88 8mM z&x0N
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Administrators Sale Of Real


HAVING been duly licensed By tho Hon. John
Ia A. Wafermans Judge Of probate, 70 sell -
public or private sale all the real estate Of WHOM
Thomas H Breslin, late OF Portland, dentist di,
seized and possessed including the reversion Of
widows dover, the undersigned will sen at publ
auction on The 10th day OF june next unless befo
that time disposed of at private eale at 10 o'clock
the forenoon, on the premises, the brick dWofh c
house on Free Street, In Portland, known as u e
at ii O'Clock NJ on the premises, tho new bri m
store on the easterly side Of Union street. An Port
land now occupied By Tyler Lamb; ,e.
Atl2 o'clock n, on the promises. halfpart n
common and undivided of the land on Free stree .
In Portland, SOLD 10 r. Bacon and T. a. Brsslin
Israel Richardson, with the new three story brirk
store, and the large wooden dwelling house on tas
same; -.t -.
At O'Clock P NJ on the promises, one-half part ~
common and undivided Of the lot on the eastoT
corner of Danforth and Walnut stree In Por,-
land, extending on Walnut street to the school
TmmediateIy after the sale Of the last named lct.
upon the premises, one half part in common and IN
divided OF the large lot on the southeEly corner
Oapforth and Walnut streets, upon which are tv 81
double twc-story dwelling houses; this lot is 10
feet deep nom Danforh street AS soon asthe foi
gsing is Sold and at same place, cne-half part IN
common and undivided OF the lot on Walnut stree
adjong the preceding and extending on said stree
TO the high stone wallthere built.
Persons desiring to purchase either Ct the above
pieces Of property belongD TO slid estate In corr
mon with other owners, can ascertain At what prizes
the oo-tenants interest can be bought by inquiry
zIsxAEDER TYLER, AaministratOr.
Portland, may 10, 1860. may20d3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

A SuaeEsTIoN.-A citizen suggests as an
appropriate place to plant the "Lincoln Tree"
the large, spacious and beautiful yard In front
OF the new High School House, on Cumber-
land street. Why not adopt the sugges tion,
so that Portland's future fair daughters, in
their young womanhood may be refreshed in
its grateful shade, and be inspired with patri-
otto impulses by the associations which 1t will
be well calculated to revive.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

MAINE UNIvERsALIsT CoNvENTIoE.--A
letter from Rev. G. Bailey of Gardiner. Sec
rotary Of this Ecclesiastical body, informs us
that the Convention !. ill meet in Waterville,
on the 9th, 2ssh and 10Th of this month ~ :
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

Res Acknowledgements Te-r7aw
Theatre Dsering Hail--Th Evening.
Auction Sele-Henry Bailey & Co.
Auction Eales-E. NJ. Fatten
f'.Ss--' Notice--sauitarv Commission.
4, ouse \ ~ 8ale--Peter Williams.
special Notice ocogrape.
Speci'y Notice-Stovs Polish.
Specs Netice-Ster ing'e Ambrosia
So tlal Not ce-Family Dye Coiors.
F. sworks--J d. H. aid 49,
I. Jecial N Understanding Svrun.
Clothing-Morrtll & Co,
furnishing Goods. kc--Chas Gusts a Co
Yireinia Tobaccc-P r. Varnum w.
Note to ContraotorF-EuRene Muller.
Notice-Proposais for Bride.
Auction Etore-C. Il. Porter.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

SEVENTEENTH AND TWENTIETH MAINE.
These regiments left Washington. for home,
at halEpast three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and will arrive here sometime tomorrow. d.
Arrangements have been made to escort
them through some Of the principal streets to
the City Hall, where a collation. will be fur
nished.
As IT Is proposed to get up cavalcade to
escort the soldiers, all those who wish to join
1t are requested to meet at the Merchants Ex-
change this morning at O'Clock to make the
necessary arrangements. mbslga
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

BAND OF Hope City Hall Tonight This
juvenile temperance organization on Saturday
and made choice Of the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, DIR. G. Kimball;
Superintendent, e W. Locke; Secretary, Mas
ter Willie Bean. The children were then adj
dressed BY Rev. Mr.. Smyth, Of New York.
His remarks we're to the point and intensely
interesting. The meeting then adjourned to
meet at the City Hall this Tuesday evening at
2 o'clock. The children and friends OF tenn.
perance will be addressed BY Rev. Mr.. Smyth
and Mr.. Revelle, who is great favorite with
the little folks Of this city. Let all who desire
70 see the curse Of intemperance removed from
our midst be present. The meeting viii close
precisely at So'cIock.s zssr ~ g
Win the teachers Of the public schools give
the above notice 70 their scholars, inviting them
70 be present. 9ssssf fsYfs &c., 49,. /, q
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

CONVICTION OF SUBoRDINATIoN OF PER
JURY.-In the Superior Court, criminal SEES
sion, in Boston, yesterday morning, in the case
of the Commonwealth v. Francis Old. Smith,
tried last week on an indictment for subordi-
nation Of perjury, as previously. stated, the ju-
~, after being In elaboration about four hours,
returned sealed verdict OF "guilty." The
counsel for the defendant gave notice that they
should file bill Of exceptions, with the view
view Of taking the case to the Supreme Judi
ciaL Court
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

RELIaIoUs.-Rev. DR.. Graham Of the Casco
Street Church delivered very Interesting
sermon on Sabbath morning, relative to the
unresisted temptations Of youth that bring
disgrace and ruin to manhood. The GENTLE
man traced: very wildly The result of false
conceptions Of and beliefs in Divine power and
illustrated the error of blind ambition, in the
ignominious career and end Of the Southern
rebels and rebellion. He also expressed an
earnest desire that the public may now be-
come enlisted 10 favor Of the temperance
movement, in order to recall and save our
young men who are going t. ruin and degra-
dation behind the screens and gilded windows
our liquor saloons. In all it was very
practical and pointed discourse, and is worth
a repetition. ssss
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
U. 9. $40 six Per Cest.
GoLD-BEARiNG BONDS (!

These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium.
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal taz 7tios tchich
adds from one to three per cent. per anns to their
vaIe, according 10 the levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is yable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut on
and sold to any bank or banker.
Thsinterest at $50 per cent. amounts to
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Portland land Soldiers Raat. y

List Of men who have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the soldiers' Rest
during the week ending June 8, 1866;
May goth, Henry Pehalt, b, 18th vRC
Ntfss Johu w Barns, C, 18th Me 8 s-t-NAA
May 80th, Albert Williams, A, 10.h Me
igsIs ~ GRO George w H0d gkins, H. LET Ne Vet, "a
a7ra - "a Thomas Lowell, Special Guard sh 40
feifst's Joha WcGregor, e. LET Me Vet - efsss
III SIR Henry Kason, g, LIST u 8 lnf d 8 g. 80
h59ssa ca "A Go0dwig, #, LIST Me Cav a l.ssssf
George Rumley, III lst Ne a Art sr4
May 3Tst, George RandaIls n. All NH srasssse
E a5ssus Denison Ward, /. Goth Ne "a. tSs4b -
aa4 80 III CA Davis, b 10th Ne 80 .ssi3 X, s.55F
uns 1st, Q L Knowles. sps cIal Guard : moi
ssot "A Dutton, g, 50 n Mas "a m NJ saldsT
sod 81 ~ Joh1 Gregor, n, LIT Ne Vet ~.
( ITO 90 Sa Coarlee p fnhl, b, nth u s Inf if,5
'tr.rgHg Dennis Kelly, ID, 18th Ne Vol ssrsr N 4
dune "a, b o CLARK, Sps oisl 0uafd tseeff I
Albert Crockett Special Guard $3.50
sostr7 VIM skiIiinR, G, al Re-,
June 81, Alex q Endaey. Unsssiened g. eA
% ess" jFlorentfne Bitter. T. 9th NE baf4 4yf8
-. Gimone, r, 100 hNY
&c Thomas Cook, g, 6lst n 7 e s49A1A}
tla ~ Andrew Schoon maker, B, nth y s Iuf
Whole number accommodated during the week
-iYase 70 FL HRNRY IRMAr.sgg
.s105uuH - anflis Capt and A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

"a All persons with whom notices have bonn may
be left, who have failed or may fail to max retu n
of come. carr ages, watches, musical instruments
&C. e. to tpe Assistant Assessors, within ten days
from the date whe such notice is lefwith such per-
sons, at their residence, will be assesse in such
sum for income. carriages watches, &C, go, as the
can cbtain may th nix just to which the penalty Of
twenty-five per cent prescribed by law viii be add
cd and from an as ,esament made, rel Of ;can
be obtained after June 20, 1866 AL persons doing
business since May l. 1865. which requires License
not having made application refor, have render.
ed themselves Gablo 10 q penalty OF five hundred
dollars besides imprisonmant for two ears, in ad-
dition to The pa ment or the tax for license.
jnne5 eod3w w1w -
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

4 "a a7I47Irl, - - THIIADELPHIA3Ju u6 ..
Is The subscriptions TO the Z 30 loan to- day,
from all parts of the Union, as tflegraphed
to Jay Cooke, amounted to 81 ,013. $50 Among
the subscriptions was one from rhe First Ma.
fional Bank Of Portland for 1000. The
number OF individual subscriptions OF $50 and
800 was TOO. % has smol bsss 10 sa1ea
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Oos,suserosat.
-. -

Per steamship City of Washington. at New York.
q LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ma rs :
Cot on sales or two days Is 900 bales. iuciuuing
200 bales to epeculators and exporters The ark
ct is ea4ler, with decline h9I ug#l - S.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET, May
25th - he market Is inactive "a b eBi1sJ
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. May rs.
The ma. ket s "a O. and sSet H.. i3ad es taAnms Il
81 Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. May Is, P. M
Consols for money, closed at 90zG90k. ls5sN
AMERICAN SECURlTIES.-U.o. $40 at 67@e7t:
Illinois Central railroad shares 75i; Erie Railroad
shares 52G52t. n
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

NEW YORK, June 8

NEW 1OHR3 JuIlb o.
Barbados papers of the 18th ult., report the
yellow fever as again raging amongt the crews
ofvesselsat d -mayars. Ninety 'hree cases were
admitted to the hospital In IA days, of which
is terminated fatally.
In Trinidad and Grenada heavy rains had
injured the prospects OF the cane crop to the
extent Of 5000 hogsheads. In Guadalupe crop
operations were proceeding briskly, and the
wharves and storehouses were full OF sugar. 4.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
En,barkutfon Of the Tecas Erpedtti0s-Ar
stvot or Esc- Gov.i Mc9rnsh. fia ba.

* a-s4 Rs " FORTRESS MONROE, June 5.
The second portion OF The n xas se,, com
prising the 1st division of the % harmy corps,
under command of Brig. Con. Draper. have
been resting on transports III Hampton r ads,
preparatory to sailing sonthward. Tor tpe past
two days. Everything which will conduce TO
the comfort and health OF the iong and tedious
sea voyage is being forwarded with all the dis
patch possible. m a6 ~ .fs5
"a Maj Gen. Weiizel arrived from City Point
yesterday with his staff. He has selected the
Western Metropolis for his flagship. 1t is
supposed the whole fleet will be OF before to-
morrow morning,
The steamer Starlight arrived to-day from
Hilton Head with Magrath, ex Governor OF
South Carolina, en- route for Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Army Of Observation for The RIO Granae.

- e "a IL NEW YoKK. Juue 5.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
the Mexican question once more attracts az
teutipn, s1en. otee e's having been OF dered to
the Rio GRANGE wnh an army Of Observation
10000 strong. Foreign Ambassadors are
greatly perple1ed tie movement. Ii is uu-
derstood that the Ffebch' Alnister, Montholon.
will demand an explanation of the State De-
partment. aEs7een aat
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &C,
Mt Auction. AL

ON Saturday, June 10, at IL O'Clock N, on Lin
" street, Horses. Carriages, Harnesses, Exprsf
Wagons, Concord Wagons, Jenny Lynds, Phsator
janss:d HENRY BAnHx q Co., Auetionsrs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

SUNNEsIDE.-Att the close o. the afternoon
services at the I'd Parish Church. last Sabbath,
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Oarruthers, expressed his
thanks to his congregation for liberal dona-
ton bestowed upon him the previous week,
and acknowledged his obligations to the So
ciety for the many marked favors bestowed
upon him. ast bgosass & as9ssds igns6
We learn that the donation bestowed upon
the worthy pastor was apurse containing be-
tween $500 and $500, contributed by many
members Of his Parish as 4 heartfelt offering.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

NEWSPAPER CHANeE.-By reference to
Che latter part of the letter from Augusta,
published in our columns TO- day, it win be seen
that one Of cur city daily papers is about to
pass into new hands. 1t win be time to refer
to Il more definitely when we know more
about it. ~, 'asssss f's iasl
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
I,OsTI.'

nN Fridsy evening, by young lady, compositor
Yin the priniing ofice of Mr.. 1hurston, pocket.
boox eontaiug mocey to the amount Of SEVERAL
weeks wagee, somewhere in the vicinity of the above
ofie 1t is hoped that sho may DO fortunate enough
to recover tbs same. s4sS 1870 iunc5tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

~ p. L. 1.-THE CID anniversary OF the Port
land Light Infantry occurs o-day. The past
and present members, active and honorary,
win assemble st Burnham's wharf at o'clock
this morning, where they will take the steam
er for the islands. A fine time Is anticipated.
The arrangements are in charge Of a commit,
tee who know how TO do up t0ings in proper
shape. 9iss ag ags g
Those who have not secured tickets can do
90 by calling at Dr., Mason's store early this
morning. aas aexsas z
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
VnlunbIe HOUSE at AucfIon.

ON Thursday, June 18th, at O'Clock P NJ, on tie
~ premises, We shall sell b oufe no SO Chestnat
BIT. Il 10 two story wooden house, finished trouRt
out, IA hniehea rooms good closets fine cellar; GOO
ted Ior one family, or for twoif desired. His pies
anfly and centrally located, In an excellent nse .
borhood, and every way desirable for occupancy O.
Terms at sale. -l
HENRY BAILEY 6 CO., Auctioneers
Ined8td lIfE- n ful -'I7ITt 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

RUcKLEY's SERENADERs win give their
first entertainment at City Hall on Thursday
evening next. Some new features win be pre-.
sented in the programme.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

A Book THAT SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAINT
.LY.-The History Of Maine in the war for the
Union, is book that should be possessed by
every family ia this State, as Ii Is the best his
tory OF our gallant soldiers who have gone
forth to battle for the great principles Involved
Ia the war Of the rebellion. The record Of this
book Is full and a. complete as any thing that
can be furnished, and now that the war is over
the book should be secured for the valuable
history IL contains. The work OF getting ii
up has been faithfully performed by Messrs
Whitman q True, and the book is handsome
y printed BY Messrs. N. Dingley & Co., at
Lewiston.
By reference to the advertisement of the
publishers, In another column, 1t will be seen
that few good agents are wanted; or the
publishers win forward the volume to any
direction post paid, upon the receipt Of So 90,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

! iLosr. - The master Of fishing schooner
Northern Chief, sunk by steamer Bosphorus,
was Capt. WinsloW r. Hopkins. BE belonged
in Vinalhaven, and leaves wife and children.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

To BuILDERs.-Atsention is invited to the
advertisement Of Rev. Father Muller, for pro-
posalsfor the erection Of brick school house
on Gray Street. s1ea sf7sa aless5ap assf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
7 M q TT Il O E.
United States Internal Revenue.
Frat Collection District Of State of Maine.
Assessors Office, "a Exchange Street,
- t4i Portland, June LIST, 1866

Assfs30r's Ufhce, ~ ExohaDge STREET, p
~ t4 Portland, June LIST, 1865 5
DURSUANF to tn provisions o. the sew raj acts
IL Of Congress, so provide internal Revenue to
support tse Governmst, AMI to pay interest IN the
publ debs,'' hereby give public notice tnat
will recspve and bear appeals sela i've to any erre
neous or excessive Valuations, assessments
er tion m sde and returned IN tAeAn uAl List for
OF Gu nberland IN said district at my said Office in
Portisnd. ON Tue day fhe 2lth day OF Ju o. A D
1866; and by those In the c. unity of ork, in sai1
dis ric' at the efi of Tspey Smi b, In Saco. In
said county of YORK, Ftiday the 23d cay OF june
y n the above oays At ga the proceedings OF
said Assistants and he lists Il ken and returned
aforesa will be unlimited to the pection of any
and all persons who may ap ly for that purpo.e. 4
All apneaIs must be made in wri ing and must
epeci the particular cause matter or hinp,resp et
ing which decision il requested, and the ground
or principle n error conSlats ed Of
NAfH'L q MARSHALL, Assessor
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
New Discovery
Union Illuminating Oil

HUE attention of tho trade Is invited the above
Il Het0 nhtniiBGt0r which Il offered Is the best
Illuminating vll which science has yet produced. il
superior qualities are Great BrilliaHcy " ftans.
ecu aned only BY Gas, and far stcadier.
IN the former, Of course, withont cnmneys ana -
the later, BY eimple alteration Of the burner etp
without expense It emifs no unpleasant odor wb
burnine and IA entrely froe from smoke, even vi
the wicx turned down, making an aamrs 70 niih
BE- e-nlo " bavfpe withstood every known test
Be- slso q cheap and desirable substitute for ale
hol IL hIaxers under tea Urns. &c.
10 a Svcf FOR the sale ofthe Union Iumina tng O.,
wi n se opened in this city in a>few days
june3dlwe
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

ON Saturday, june 10, af3 o'clocklP N, on m
~ premises, we shall sell the one and a half sfor,
House on the corner Of LRbcc and Merrill street
The houseis nearly new, in good repair, In a good
neiRhborh0od; has been occupied as q PaEsonaae
II commands fine view OF the Harbor, Islands, 4,
is corner lot. Good cellar, good water. Hin
rooms, with fine chambers and closets. II is desra-
Die to occupy. Sale posiiiye-terms easy.
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO., AuctioneeTs
June 6-dtd
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06

s. Z 81 4esf is5 NORWICH. CT, June 8. Z
The City election to-day resulted in the
choice Of the Union ticket without opposition.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-06
The Washington TriaIs--RepOrt
~ i94 of Testimony.

The Washington TriaIs--Report
~ of Testimony.
WASHINGTON, June g.
Several witnesses were called to-day to show
the disloy atty Of Leeds Jenkins, relative of
Mrs. Surratt. One saidthat after jenkins lost
q negro he abandoned all Union principles
Another testified to the disloyalty OF Mrs. Sur
raft. ~ Af1
Tessimeny Or Rec. W. b. Eva,ss. 1rA
Rev. VIM. B Evans, Presbyterian minister,
testified that he saw DIR. Mudd 90 into Mrs.
Surratt's house between the LIST and 4th of
March. He was well acquainted with ]. Leeds
jenkins; knew his general reputation to be
thrt Of q disloyal man, though in 1861, and pre-
viOus TO that period, he pretended to be in favor
OF the Union. Had known him open and out
spoken in his sympathies with the rebellion.
He was slightly acquainted with DR. Mudd.
About the LIST or I'd of March, while coming
to Washington the prisoner passed witness
coming 10 the same direction, and entered the
city just before witness; did not see the ac-
cused IN the city on that occasion, neither saw
him return nor knew where he stopped on that
occasion. - haa aAf gafsi8aar esis kaa ~
On, the cross examination witness said he
had been acquainted with Jenkins about If
teen years he pretended to be Union man
In 1851, but witness believed him b pocrice:
knew by bis actions that he was opposed to
the government; knew him, to attempt to
raise disturbance at the polls in order to
keep Union men from voting, and in conse-
quence OF which he was arrested.