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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-14

Yea vers, Martha J Mrs
Brown, Mary Mrs
Bryan, Louisa Miss
Brandcnburg, d
Bachtc!l, VI l.
Blkcr, Edward
Charlton, Thomas
Cunningham, Y A
Chambers, Mary + Miss
Clary. Johonnuds Mr..
Dill, Christ
Depew, Era n
Duaxan. George S
pUnnvGn. Jtrin.iah
Delinger John
Dcmnead, j Mrs
Esworthy George d
Elliott, George "
Fisher, Thomas
Fisher, james
Gardner, Joseph
Gordils, VIM Is
Gordncr, Thomas i
Gay, Henry
Gordner, Addie W Mi.
Gordon Sarah Miss
Hughes. Sarah Angelil
iluise. Rev
ilauvy. George "
llan, John x
Hodge, John
lloke, James S
landry, Henry
johnson, Greedy
Lynch, Martha Miss
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ROAD NOTICE.

ESTATE OF EDWARD MONTGOMERY, DEo'pis
TINES is TO give notice that the subscriber la II
L obtained from the Orphans Court of Alleaany
County Letters of Administration on the estate oil
EDWARD MONTGOMERY, -,-
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate, hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof legay'
authenticated to the subscriber on or before the
nth day of March, 1896; they may otherwise by
law he excluded from all benefit of said estate
Those indebted ara notified 10 make imme late pay
meut. Givcn under mr. hand this 18th day of
September, 1865. UPTON ). MONTGOMERY,
; Sep II, lseo,-# Administration.
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Y OCk-STlCu SEWING MACHINES.

CUMBERLAND, MD, September s, 1865.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-14

Little, James
Lewis, ,i7rria +
Thomas, L p
Male, Ezeke,l A
Martens, Charlts
Miller, Charles
Miller, Frances
MHycs. john
Morton. James
N Lnughlin, Dauiel
Mcnks, John A :
Murray, J f
MAcready. Thomas
Nrrady, Margaret Mise
nowry, Nc lie Miss
i'"'lnuny, Thomas
Nelson Yrna q
Uhricn, Michael
Poet, a + 3
Pcrcrli Thomas D
repinbrig, Conrad
Power, JohP
Rchr. Lewis
Robinson. }
;skise, frauk,R
Rmnneck, q
IeStevcns. A
Steel, Amos
Smo III, Lizzie J Mrs
Scp-oedcr, Henry
Sho:tuck, MT NJ 1
Smight, j Emory Misc
Swurts, S N
Smith, Margaret Miss
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
An Ordinance.
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating,

For sale by I9HN PORi ER, No. 40 Mar ct 81.
Inc ab may be applied to Wood Paper Plaster, or
painted boards either new or oil and ea be used with
tho common ray ms or with cnalk Slate psone
eeh satisfetin when used according tho directions
accompanying H. dec Off
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF Lime.
BAUGH & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND PBOPRIEToRs,
Store No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.

To the farmers of Ponnsylyaua, New Jerasy Delaware,
and Maryland, BAuaH5 RAW ROME PHOSPHATE is
not new nams ts great ealcisn y fertinser for
a crops has been for years plst practically de- loted by
them in its continued We waat hetfer nssur-
aneo OF the high appreciation ia which 1t is held by
Agreultursls than the fact Of iucreass
In the demand from year to yesr, article has
enjoyoi and 1t has been main object to reader ~ In
every respect worthy OF such favorable mation.
In order 70 give facility to the application Of
The Raw Bone Phosphate, have, since tina last
succeeded 10 making II 80 lns and uniform to be
capable OF drilling. Farmers will nnd this impor-
tAnt advantage
The facilities ffr the manufacture Of the Raw Bone
Phosphate are now worry complete, and I'LL large
orders with p'omptness butt Is dvsirab3 that all orders
should be sent In as carly as possible.
II is pao- cd In bsgs and barrn and may b8 had OF
regular dealer In Fertilizers, Ito whom advlss ail
inTmers " epplyl OF VI lhe solo manulAetuTers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.

The circumstances attending the tragic
death Of the rebel General Bishop Leon
idas Polk, finds a singular coincidence in
the fate of Marshal Moreau, once one of
RapOleon's ablest officers, but traitor to
his country after the Punishment to Llba.
1t is said that at the battle in which
Leonidas Polk was killed, General Sher-
man, espyiug group of rebel officers upon
q neighboring eminence engaged in scam
ming our lines through their field glasses,
called an artillery officer, and, pointing to-
ward this group, ordered few shells to be
t.rrown in that direction. In obedience
10 trIs order, few projeetiles were imme-
diately Is!red into this group, one of which
was seen to burst, and strike one Of the
number. It subsequently, appeared that
Gen. Polk was the victim to his own te-
merity by venturing within range Of our
artillery.
Moreau fell at the battle Of Dresden in
August, 1873, under peculiar circ6m-
stances He had Just returned from the
United States, and, at the solicitation of
the Emperor Alexander, consented to take
up arms against his own country. Ney
and Murat had each gained the rear of the
Austrian colu3n, on both tanks, and, with
their famous cavalry, charged the enemy's
line so successfully as to determined the
victory.
About noon, on the last day of the fight,
Napoleon noticed group of officers on an
eminence half mile distant Supposing
they were Watching his maneuvres, he
called captain of artillery, and, pointing
to them, said:
"Throw dozen bullets in that group
perhaps there are some little Generals in
tl' The officer obeyed, and it was I'M
mediately seen to produce some agitation.
One of the balls struck Moreau's leg, cut
ting itoif below the knee, passed through
his horse, and carried away the other leg.
1t was not known who was the victiu un-
til the advance guard, in pursuing the enc
my, came upon little spaniel, roaming
over the field, moaning piteously for its
master Around its neck was a collar en-
grayed with the words, al belong to Gen.
Moreau p
So perished these two general officers
under circumstances almost paralled-both
in rebellion against their country, and
seeing its overthrow.-Nash. Union.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
Good Furniture at Auction.

WIN be sold at Pubs Sale at No. sos Market Street. at
uniou Bank, on TUESDAY, February 7th, 1906 large
quantity Of Good Furniture consisting Of Paror Entry,
Il II, Chtmher and starr Carpets Dining Room and
other OIL Cloth Carpets VALIANT Hair Seat Chars /;
MAhogny Extension ablei Pier, Tea py and other
Tables Dining Room, Cane Sent Rash Seat and Windsor
Charsi Mahogony Dressing Bureaus trench, High and
Low Post BedaeSdsi Mattresses; Nardrotcs, Marble Top
And other Wash Stands; Towel Rack M4hog,ay Haf
Raeki seereaiary Bui o.u; Divsni Lounge; CIT and
Mahogany Franc Looking Glasses; Mahogany Hair Seat
Sofa Git Cloth Curtains: Stands DivAn Lounge Gilt
and nAhogany Frame ookng Glasses; Mahogany IIair
Seat Sea; OF Cloth CurtAins Stands; fclures Floor
Mathis Dinner and Tes WAre; two Ice Chests; safe
Kpehsn Tables Tubs, Buckets Tin Ware, and general
variety Of ther household articles.
Sale TO commence at hAlf-pSst zine O'clock, A. NJ.
JOSEPH 4. WARNER.
wM. H, NAFF, &ueuonoor.
JAnusry 20, tsG5-2Tts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
HOUSES FOR SAFE.

sse-hf, In Market Street-siOie and Dwelling below
nlRE Second sireet; excellent buslness stand
hih In Shtplsy street Three tiory hrlck dwelling
Ah abQys Aith street, IS ieot front so feet deep.
In seventh sirertlwo threa story bfpk dwslinss be-
low Lombard street Also, two three at9ry blck Dwell
ugs Nos. bid and 6l8 West eevnnth street
Ia Second afrseA three sicfy brick dwelling between
French and Walnut siFeo,r might DO made goos busi
ness tthnd.
In atna etreet-A large three story brick dwelling
with nl tho modern improvements No III ratnall ST.
gullding lsts-A desirable property at the corner Of
Third and French stTeais suitable either for budins
ots on site for manufacturing establishmeut Fol
terms and pAitieulars nrply 10
JOHN McLEAR SON,
apH No. III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
Learning TO Skate.


BY THE DARD OF TOWER HALL.
Since our fair citys now possessed
vi Skating Ponds 30 nice,
Folks have gone 10, with freer zest,
To frolickng on ica
1t is sport 10 glad the heart,
When you've fairly learned iti
But BY the timo you've got the art,
You msy think you've earned it.
Some one, whsse rules we've lately rsad,
Declares the safest plan
On ice, to bs--Snll look ahead,
Nor stop your feet to scan.
This way, perhaps, you soon may best
AL others, With your graces,
II you are oareful that your feet
Aud bend don't change their places.
Bat, to enjoy yourself, or please
Deholders, be drsssed tDdrm
For who can ever move with ease,
While cold does cramp his form :
Procure n good thick overooat, M
DefyiDg jack Frosts power,
And other garb such as you note
On patrons Of the Tower
Winter Stock selling al greatly Reduced Pyiess--
Special inducements offered to purchasers Of
NigN's YoUTH's or BOYS OvERooATs..
Tower HALL, No. 5lS Market Street.
BENNETT C Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY POLICIES OK
LIBERAL TERMS.
JOHN HGcLEAR g. SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. RE5 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEBni, BONDS MORTGA0Rs SC, &o promptly AND
accurately drawn.
pE0MlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
sTOOKs AND LOANS OF all kinda bought and sold
in this city at the Brokers Boards In Phila
jDlphia New York, other cities by Of corraR
ronding brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged Stocks
oau purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and agents.
DRAFIs-we draw on Philadelphia, New York or Boa
ton and procure drafts other American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREIGN DhAPTs.-We draw on Crest Britain, Ire
and, uarnauy and every other country in Europe,
houses Of undoubod standing, in sums to suit our
customers.
EXCHAEGE-FOreign or Domsstle--bought and sold
ct tho most favorable rates allowed by the market.
premium viii almost always be allowed for Checks on New
York.
REAL ESTATE We attend to the purchase and sale
OF Real Estate In town country and respectfully invite
and when desired by our customers attend 10 the eoee
ton Of their rents.
COLLECfIuNs.-Our correspondence enables US to
reach any prominent point in America in any foreign
country, through the most reliable channels, Our fac
ties for making collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons awaiting themselves Of them may be
luadont that their business will be faithfully and
ctaIaply attended TO. bur charges low
made by sny reliable parties.
In every where employed aim is to do
he beat tor the Interest Of customers aud solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public gener ally
ian JOHN MoLEAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
An Ordinance.

Az Ordinance making appropriations i3r Tho sxpsusss
o. We city orthe year Of our Lord Thousand eight
hundred and siXtY-hyo.
se'ion lie 1t ordained by the City Council Of vii.
mlngron that TIE SUN OF hundred end twsaty Fix
thousand four huniiei aud dfy dollars, be aud the
same is hereby appropriated fr the purpose Of dsayng
the eEpt nses Of the city for tile year eighteen hundred
n5 IN trtF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
on STOCKS for sale.

Wa offer Cor sale i'm tod numbero Of sh tres Of the New
d ii'in un Oh Compiny tbs turning Sp14g Oh Clul-
pmy mi the oslvn on ClmPany lhs prospects OF
'hess ONT aniss are good + particulars Apply
JNO. Mo'.EAN & SON
jsn2tl III Market i rect.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
LIVING HOME.

THE season bsins for hummer boArders who have
kept me full most OF th- TIN TT the ss four months
nov prepared 10 t4ke as FORMERLY SICK AND WKLLy
At eaaonabls prices tor the times.
nova J, a, BROWN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Z. 1866.
sheriF's Sale.

b. virtue ofa writ Of Ais e,sr Facss to me dirootod
w be exposed o Plbe asls, At the oel u L'l ".
LAttomuH A. owua-nd siat1o, 10 AppiQu nimink HIM
7th day Of Fubruari 1905 q, II oeolk ii ths foiow.
Ing dos rib ID l.sai isatats gi1:
the following duiodbal plecs or plrrsI Of land stu
ate IN tho lauirud and County AforesAd and bounded
and described as folows to VII ;--Beglnnug At p,sEs
9n "a forth side ot the pabi road leading ron tbs
tlne ites % Connertil Conner, aud the end OF
briigo over asia road 0u taenee vith new limo A.pa
rauns lhe'e Promises NOM ae land Of Abraham Ingram,
hotth tweuiy.p0 and hall degrees west thirty yei;ht
perebes 70 stius north fourteen ami quarter dsrrse
west i1rtyiour pefehss Alns in j mes Doughtons
lne nsir naw inarfad lack oak iAppng ON lheuc
win the line of ea,d inglln's end binius herewith
ebont esh'y-tik ant thlbo-;euth perchrs 70 stake
tAe side o t1n haa road, Aforesaid Pins Tree
and tha Junction Of tho suresld road l0sdny 10 Com
neraI Uarnei nom ihsng9 with said road towards Com
mefeAl Corncf, and hoding thereon shout thirty nns
pefche3 10 he psea q beglnnng he tho thersu
more or less vita DEnlIins Houss, Store House, &t,
thereon erecled.
SEIZED aud taken in execution The property Of Jas
u. Hall and t. ts. and to be sold by
GEORGE s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
bherin'a Oalce, New Cast. o. Jan. 10, ,l6G5-2j.tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
For SnIa.

Thres Dwelling ouret Store, Cooper Shop, Blacksmith
and Mheeiwrigh ght sboIs, and upwards Il FIVE ACRES
OF LAMB. wi,hiu thee four miles ef Wilmington will
70 sold low. Apply 10
WILLIAM MoCAULLEY Co.
yi12 500 Markef s.-aet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
NEW BOOKs
Farm tor Sale.

4 SMALL FARM OF NINETY ACRES NEAR NEWARK
TermS reasonable, apply 70
yGH eoe Mssksr Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
For Sale

Ihs1kA GOOD FARM near Dover containing dS
tnEN Acres. The Improvements consist Of new
,,lH house with good barn and necessary out build
inss. Terms essy.
: HILYARD co.
6i6 Market stroel-
arll, Wilmington, Delaware.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18

the woods, closely followed by our men,
who AZ first thought him woman, but
seeing his boots while running, sus'
nected bis sex at once, The race was a
short one and the rebel President was
soon brought 10 bay, He brandished
bowie knife of elegant pattern, showed
Signs of battle, but yielded peacefully to
the Colts revolver without compelling
the men to fire. He expressed great in
dignatlon at the will with which he was
pursued, saying that he had believed our
government more magnanimous than to
hunt down women aud children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col, Harden
after the excitement was over that the
men had better not provoke the Presl-
dent, or he might hurt some of them,
Reagan behaves himself with becom-
ing dignity and resignation.
The party were evidently making for
the coast.
J. II. WILSON,
Brevet Major. General,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
DE ATHN.

BRIGGs-In Brandon, on Tuesday, May 9th,
Henry II son Of Levi aHd Frances Briggs, aged
10 years
GIDDINGS Ia Dandy, on Thursday May
lltb, MIS- Me lis n L G!ddngs, daughter of y.
W. aud Clanana Giddinss, aged q years.
LINCOLN. In Castletor, Marea q 1868, -
c1usumption, Mary Alice, daugnter q D. D. ana
Mary l.. Ii coin, aged - wears
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
Trial OF the Assassins.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
The members of the military court
this morning visited Ford's Theatre, to
obtain more ineligible Information
concerning the scene Of The assassIna-
ton and various points in that connec-
ton.
On assembling at the court room at a
quarter past eleven O'Clock this morn
ing, large amount Of the evidence Ia
ken before the court yesterday was read
over, and this was not finished at the
hour Of the court taking recess this at
ternOOm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
va a seIAts r. y.

HYpE-RoGRRs-At Fort Edward, n Y,
My Sd by Fev J W. Austin, Mr. Irwin w,
II dc OF Mddletown. VT 10 MISS ophelta s.
Rogers Of 4 ututy, VI.
sTRATTON- COATS-In Ruutnd, on The
10Th inst by Rev Leland Howard, Mr. Alonzo
H. Stratton Of uhlttenden, 10 Miss Marion ~
Coats OF Whitehall, Marriage fee in gold-Ed'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18

Macon, Ga, May FL Il. m,
To It, gen. Gra,it amt Hon. b. w. Stanton,
Secretary Of War, Washi"gto".
have the honor to report that at day
light of the 10Th inst, Col. Pritchard,
commanding the Fourth Michigan Cav
airy, captured jeff. Davis and family,
with Regan. Postmaster General, Col.
Harrison, Private Secretary, Col, John
son, Aid de Camp, Col Morris Col. Tub
biCk 1t. Halfway and others.
Col, Pritchard surprised their camp at
Irviusvllle, Irwin County, Ga, seventy.
Ave miles southeast Of this place. They
will be here tomorrow night, and will
be forwarded under a strong guarc
without delay. will send further par
ticulars at once.
J. II WILSON,
RrpVpt Major General
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18

nOD BOOKS.-Richsrdson's Ma
VI sonic Monitor, 1872 PIP, Soc. Old Ane's k
s0c Hand Book Of Bllh rts- A0c; Y ale Co les e
ScrapeS 80 e urtshis VI de as , l5c; Com
J. ets Farr ct, l5a; Boxins Made Ia y, lSe Ali
sent pJs,pdd CatalJgge ,ree, b.
HUNTER L CO., Hinsdale N. II.
ma56d wSm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTI NON.

Certificates naming each icle and its value,
are placed IN sealed L ,velopes, which are well
mixed. One of these Envel pes, nta]nlng the
Certificate or Order for TIL {" 9th at
least one dol lar at REALLY wi be sent b. mail to
any a. dress, without reg d to chO ce, on re-
ceipt of rs cents The purchaser will see what
article it draw and its v4'ue, which may be
from One to Five Hundred Dol ar, and can
thea send One Dol ar and receive the ar icle
named, or any 9th on the ii of the anne
value and af er seeing the art c, if i. does not
give Pc feet satistaCu n, We Gesne it to ne lmme-
diattl, retained and the amount paid will be re-
fund
Bv this mode we give selections ON varied
stock Of fac z It ds, of the e t make and at 81
sty 'es and of intrinsic W nth, at ON nal plice,
a h lie all have a chan of securing a. ices of
the very hi h st va re.
Ina / ass e charge for forwai ding the Ger
tiicat DO tage and dong he b sIness. the sum
of hts wh,,h mu,t be e C o ed 10 the r.
Five cert1fc res will be sent for 81; ven 81
thuty for So; SKY for so; one hundred or
SIS
Parties dealing wi b Us NAV depend on ha ing
pr mp rerurn,, ana the arti draHn may be
lmmed ately ssnt TO my address by return mail
or express.
tnt re satisft ton guaranteed in al cases.
Write your ma" e, town, county ana state
plainly, and address
sELDEN & co,
~ Cour landt st
20-wSm-in'iie NEW YORK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
FINANCIAL.
TT S. 7-S0 LOAN.

The sale of the first series of $500, 900, 900 Of
the 78O Loan was completed on the slst Of
March, 1865. The sale of the second series Of
Three Hundred Millions, payable three years
from the 18th day of June, 1866, was begun on
the LIST Of April. In the short space Of thirty
days, over One Hundred Millions of this series
have been sold-leavng this day less than Two
Hundred Millions to be disposed Of The inter-
est is payable semi-annually in currency on the
10th of December and 10Th of June by Coupons
attached TO each note, which are readily cashed
anywhere. 1t amounts to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
DELAY IS DANGEROUS.

Diseases of the URINARY and SEXUAL
ORGANS, such a. Spermatorrf ea, Loss OF
PoEer, Jmputer &c, the fl cts OF If
Abuse, Sexual Excuses and lmpGre Connec-
{ ons.
Reports on the above, SUPP lying The means Of
Cure, sent in sealed letter envelopes on receipt
Of a red stamp.
Adore 9, JOHN y. WlLB,AMS,
7. o BoE 2s53
16-w2m 5th page Pailsdelpala, Pa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.

Less than 5000, OOO, 600 of the Loan authorized
by the last Congress are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it ia being abb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within two
months when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscri ptions to other Loans. 1t
now seems probable that no considerable
amount beyond the present series will be offered
to the public.
In order that citizens of every town and seq
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the coun-
try have generally agreed to receive subscrip-
tons at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
Philadelphia.
May LIST. 1865.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Ma
tiOnal Banks generally. maysd&wam
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
Nav YORK. Nav Is

NEW lOkh, may w.
The Commercials special says the evil
dence of the guilt of the conspirators
appears conclusive, and has completely
checked the current of Sympathy in their
favor produced by the proposed secret
trial, and it is said the prisoners would,
by their counsel, abandon all hope.
They appear utterly broken down.
Revcrdy johnson takes but little part
in the trial. He is preparing an elaoo-
rate argument challenging the Jurlsdlc-
diction of the court.
The Posts special says: Judge BOND
of Baltimore yesterday charged the
Grand Jury that persons sitting on mil
itary commissions for the trial OF cltl-
zens of Maryland not connected with
the army or navy, are liable to indict-
ment.
WASHINGTON, May l6.
Among the witnesses examined in the
assassination trial to-day was Mr.,
Browning, Private Secretary of Presi-
dent johnson, who said that on the eve
ming of the assassination he f1uRd in
his letter box a card addressed to Vice
President Johnson with the following
words on it
Don't wish to disturb you. Are you
at home ?" J. WILKES BooTH.
Major Knox and Sergeant Hutter tes-
titled that on The night Of the thirteenth
of April last the residence Of the
Secretary of War was Illuminated in
honor Of the recent victories. Gen.
Grant, his wife and others were in the
house at the time. O'Laughlin whom
the witnesses now identified, had en-
tered into the house, and, in answer to
questions said he was lawyer, and
very well acquainted with Secretary
| Stanton.
O'Laughlin made special inquiry to
| have look at Gen. Grant. This was
about o'clock,
DR.. Stone testified as to the condition
OF President Lincoln after shooting
| The bail extracted from the head was
exhibited, and he identified it by the in.
itials-A. (which he had scratched
upon it with his pen knife.
Sergeant Cobb who, on the night oil
the assassination, was on duty at the
navy yard bridge, testified as tc
Booth and his companion passing
into Maryland. Booth, on being chal
lenged said he was going to his house
in the country near Greentown. A pis
toll picked up in the theatre box was
produced in court and identified.