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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

I R DOW continues to be consulted at his Office No.
- and Edicutt Street, Boston, all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Ey long course OF study and practical experience
'nhmied eNtet, Or. D. has now the qualification PR
stn"f the unfortunate with remedies that have ncye ~
snoe he first introduced thvIn, failed the mof
alarming cases Of
HO! ONRll,EA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yenerea and
impure blood. inpoicncy, scr0fua Gonorrha.a Ulcers
pam dud distress IN the regions Of procTeaton
u'u II the Bl,ider and Kidneys Hydroeele Abcess.-v
ors, ighu swrllinEs and tie long train of horrih
symptoms attending This class Of disease, made TO be
e0EIt as harmless as the simplest aitings OF child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. D. devotes great part Of his time the treat me- Mt
Of Those cases caused by secret aud solitary habit which
rains the body ard mind, uniting the unfortunate in,i
dunl nr business OF society. some Of the mel
ancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of The head
inncss Of sight, Papi,ation oil the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness, perangcrent OF The digestive functions
symptoms of Consumption &C. The fearful effects on The
uiind much to be dreaded loss of memory,
Of ideas, depression of spirits, evil forebodin aversion
OF society, eifdis'rust tmidy &C. among the evils
produced, such persons should before contemplating
marimony consult physician OF experience and be al
orcc restored TO health and happiness
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dow
a few days weeks, Will be furnished with pleasant
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent to.a parts Of the country, with full al
rections for use receiving description of your case
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capoes
the best pfeyense. Order BY mail. Three for 81 and
a red stamp. -
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UThc Telegraph gives the following as
among the proceedings Of the Boards OF
BOwdoin College at their recent annual
meetings:
G. +. Bracket was chosen Professor Of
Chemistry in the Medical School.
Rev. lothian i. Sewail was chosen
Professor of the Latin and Greek Ian.
guages and Literature.
Stephen j. Young was elected Professor
of modern Languages.
j. l.. Chamberlain was elected Profess
sor of Rhetoric and Oratory aud Compare
tive philolegy.
Il n. Packard was elected Instructor Of
Greek and Mathematics for one year,
and his salary Was Increased.
The salaries of all the permanent Pro.
fessors OF the College were raised by tue
sum of 500, for the present.
A vote of thanks was passed to Hon,
John b. Brown, for the establishment OF
Eve scholarships.
Hon. Woodbury. Davis was elected a
memcbr OF The Board Of Overseers, to Gil
a vacancy, E
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in QelicatA Health

DIR, Dow Physician and Surgeon, No Edicott stss
Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases incident to u
fae system. Prolasus teri, falling OF the Womb
Flour Albus Suppression, and other menstrual range
mepts all treated uponnew pathological prime
aud speedy relief guaranteed In very few days so in ,
variably certain is the mode of treatment that no.
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
sou soon reJoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases OF women and Children than any othy
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 10
stay III Boston a few days under hts treatment.
DR.. Dow since lo45, having confined his whole attcn
ton to an Office practice for the of private Diseasv
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
N B-All letters must c0ata four red stamps or thev
viii not be answered.
O,lice Hours from A. NJ, to 9P. 81,
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YINHE subscriber offers for sale his farm in Blue
L hill, three miles from Bluehill Village. on
the Bucksport Road.
Said Farm contains 100 acres; 30 acres NOW.
ing and tliage and in good year it will cut 90
tons of English hay, the remainder is pasture and
wood land.
A one story and q half House 80 X Sc feet, all
finished below, three rooms above. Wood-shed
Is 4 50 feet. Hog house lsS by 80 feet. Barn
SO = e feet. Shed Ia 10 feet. Tho buildings
are all connected and in good repair. Also tree
Wells of good water.
Possession given Immediately, II desired
Terms easy. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber on the premises
ADELBERT L. HINCkLEY.
B!ueiill, June 9th, 1855. 2jtf
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,sC.Ia answer to an application for
tSs~Akskssge of tho First Maine Heavy
Artillery, the War Department reply
that "this regiment cannot at present be
spared from the duty it is ROW perform
ing, without detrilnent to the service.
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4 FfER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
~ years, continues to Patents in tn. United
states also ia Great britain, France and ether Foreign
confines. caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments
and all Papers drawings Tor Patents eSec, ed on lib
.ral ty'ms. aud with dispatch Researches made INFO
American or Foreign works determine the validity or
utility Il Patents 81 iuscuiipnsa legal or other ai,,c.
ndcvd is all matters touching the same Copies of In,
claim. u any patent furnished by remi,tinr ONE po,iar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency isnot only the largest Now England but
through Inventors have advantages for securing Pa
tents Of asertaninE the UaentAbty OF Inventions
s'pas-ft by II Mt mmeasnrably superior To- any ~h,c,
can b. 90 red them clscNhe The restimofiais below
rvru PROV that nopc is MORE StCCESSFr l. At THE
! l. TIE BlSr rttOOk as ADVANTAGES AND ABtI.
lIh hH wu-i ADJ HAT he has abundant reason to he
H'c And eva prove hHt %; other oier Of the kind
The chtfses tot professional services 50 nipierai. =
III inmeuse practice 81 the subscriber during twenty
Years lst, as enate Him 10 accumulate vast eII,,
t+on OIL" .l"cacaVns and official decisions Ieiatire to pa
tents.
Thee. heFtles his extensive library of legal aud me
rks. S'~ iall accounts 81 patents granted in
l,S' "''d stats a"a EUROPE render hnn attic, beyond
question, ~ upr superior l,iitics for obtaining Patents.
Al ucscss'ty oil Journey 10 Washington, 10 procure q
'e" and the usual great delay there, here sava3
Inventors.
rESrtsoSIALs:
| az regard Mr. tdiy as one Of the most capable and
sHerf sfrf ltJners with whom have had of,>fai
inscTeuutse' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have No hesitation in a,,ar. Inventors mai ,bcv
cannot cniIoy person competent aud trasfuor
iAy att more capable Of putting their applications IN y
form 4" scurr far p'n an early aud fayaae consider
alton 81 The Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr Il II Eddy has made ior me THIRTEEN appIi.
cations all bot If which patents have been grart
3D. ami that i nor Pfgday such uumis;akaahc r-o,.
81 Srat talent and ABILITY h, part ads me To recon,
rcul al invent to arPy % him procure their pa
tents As they may he ut having, the most G,lhAI
attention bestowed on her cases, aud at reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGAKr
During eight months the subscriber, in course Of biz,
large practice made twice rejected applications. SIN
TEEN APfEAiS, EVERY ONE of which was L,sIL4l
IN Ass ta,oy, by the Commission Of Patents.
Boston. Jan. |, lsO5' ly50S X. H. EDDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

A CAPITAL BArH.-An open window,
with the direct rays OF the sun coming in,
will be good for the little one. On hot
summer day, to lay it for some minutes
where the rays Of the sun may fall upon
its skin, will give it new life. There is a
vital relation between sunshine and Wig.
orous human being. Scclusion from sun =.
shine is one Of the greatest misfortunes
of civilized life. The same cause which
makes potato vines white and sick7y when
grown in dark cellars operates to produce
the pale sickly girls that are reared in cur
parlors. Expose either to the direct rays
of the sun, and they begin to show color,
health and strength. When in London
some years ago. visited an establish
ment which had acquired . wide repu,a.
tation for the care Of those diseases ip
which pro- tlation and nervous derange.
ment were prominent symptoms. soon
found the secret Of success in the use
of sunshine. The slate roof had been re.
moved and glass one substituted. The
upper story was divided into sixteen small
rooms. each provided with lounges, wash.
ing apparatus, &c. The patient. on en-
teriqg eacn his little apartment, removed
all his clo.hing, and exposed himself to
the direct rays of tie sun. Several Lon.
don physicians candidly confessed to me
that many cases which seemed only wait.
ing for the shroud were galvanized into
lite and health by this process.--[Dr.
Dio Lewis.
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CERTAIN CURE
| IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from A.. NJ to sP ~ az
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
and nature having by his unweatied attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tients ION all parts Il the Country obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No. Eij
colt street, Boston, Those Tho need the services Of
experienced physician and surgeon should give him
p. s.-Dr. Dow importz and has for sale new article
ealied the French Secret. Order by mail Two for 81
AMI a red stamp.
Boston April. 1865. 1y13S
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-a Coin to clear off, eh 2" called out
ono farmer to another g Wall, / do
Know" was the reply. g This plaguey
mrst is SO heavy the sun can't secm 10
gaet pxreia on H."
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Farm for Sale
On EasX Ter,nS

SIIUATED in North Hancock four miles from
- Ellsworth, eighty rods from stage road, and
the town road RUS through il.
Said Farm contains thirty-fve acres OF choice
land; has Barn frame 80 4 35 feet; cellar all
fitted to put house On; has about Is acres Of
wood and pastala &c. well fenced. ABOUT six tons
Of good hay was cut last year, aud the place can
be made to cut double that quantity at small
expense. The moving field contains eighteen
acres. Plenty Of good water on the fern; also
two or three acres OF muck.
For further particularly inquire of
EDWARD b. ESTY,
At Ellsworth,
May Is, 1865. l3tf
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Economy and Safety
TRY Them, q


TINE undersigned have the right to make and
i sell Gilbert Richards Spark Arres,e- Tor
the town Of Ellsworth. ~ ,- b.
This lie one Of the greatest inventions for Fcono-
my and SAFETY that has been given the public
for some time
II has been thoroughly tested Of late in this
County, and the testimony is, that by their use,
on stove with a good draft, there is saving Of
one third of the fuel.
T On cooking stoyes, their use in regulating the
temperature of the heat, is of great value.
There is safety in them. because they arrest
the sparks, and thereby efectually prevent fires
from sparks from the chimney. 81
Those who have used them, speak in the high
est terms of their economy and safety
In town in this County scores have been
sold lIis winter.
Town rights, az well as single ones for sale by
Il. A. & ". A. FRiExp, Brooklin.
For sale in Ellsworth, oy
795 - AIKEN 4 BROS. 4
Ellsworth, Jan. rs, 1865.
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N r &c Il

NOTICE.. tF ~
TN consequence Of rebuilding the Mt. Desert
l. bridge travel will cease on the same alter
the 18th Of May, instant, ON the following days,
Monday, Tuesday A. NJ. ard Wednesday =, NJ,
Thursday and Friday A. N. and Saturday p. NJ.
WV. THOMPSON, Agent.
Trenton, May 10, 1865. II
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~
lowing complaints:
Colds, Coughs, whoopinG Cough. Group Asthma, Ca.
tarrll bronchitis, Splitting Blood Pain in the SIDE
Night sseais, Ilumors General Debility, and the
various Threat Auctions and Hoarseness
to which public Speakers and Singers are
liable, and all other complaints tct d. "a
ing to CONSUMPTION
The proofs Of its efficacy numerous wen
ihentica.c and Of such peculiar character that sufferers
eanno; reasonably hesitate receive the procrca and.
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
is precisely that which has bci the high
est order Of medical skill The facts tangible. the
witnesses accessible. and the safety ard efficacy Of the
syrup ncontroveriabc.
The following testimonials selected from thousands
who having experienced the beneficial effects of the La
syrup do not hesitate TO recommend II 10 the
ent1n of the public rs the best medicine thcycVcr used
fey: Seize, Mclrosc, Ms Rev Manager, Ansns'a, Me
- J Ingalls,. do - II Sirou,, Wilton.
" Herr lex, Lynn, "a SNanton Ranks, Portland
J NJ ! Barnes. Maiden - Thurler, " Ilarpswcil
:" J Railey, bcomnster, 80 Rice. Lisbon.
FhbrOok. Taunton, Hatch. SOlon.
Daniel Atkins. Millhury a. u u Randall, Lewiston.
" II Steison, Nantucket - = iiul, Waiervile,
ES Subj $, Lawrence, " Stevens. Dixdei.
Marcy bedham, Rev : Ekins. Cambridge,
Geo W Manchester Fall Vermont.
River, " \ ST vcbs. Lincoln.
:. A Merrill Cambridge. d" Adams. Weston.
port. . II CLARK, Mortified.
20 A Gushing, Shrewsbury Bullard. Derby.
w harrington, New Qnimhy. Newhury.
Bedford. " UpOdrch. Coyiugton
-" n X Esnistcr. Ludlow. Connecticut.
X Harding. salisbury Ilov,joy. Rockville.
" ID George. Suuthbrihre " : : Cummings, " Ihemp
" A ha,ey Newton Up son;
per Falls. J h Weeks, Onelia-
" F Loomis, South Var Durham, Tolland.
mouth. Parsons, Rockwell
"pr Kim ey, Bridge. ." II brown, burnside
water. "a Cortus, S,affur
E." b EB. swarth, W Sand springs.
| wich. } Becker. birmingham
:. John Pay. Lynn. = " Mcdonald, fru'i,icnc
=. J l. Ha ford. Waite town ri
J stephens. ewhuryport. d" q $ simmons, Quaker
Geo Chhds Lyicn. Springs
! nr Il Atto.,, Me'rpsc &c II Harris. Root.
key A kilj.r uty, II { l. Little tlintnus lie.
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IMPORTANT
.--.4 < sqsz TO ALL
I'm VALID S !!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

tits wen known to The medical profession that Iron IL
the Vital Principle or Liz Element Of the blood This is
derived chiefly from the food eat; hut IL the food Is
not properly digesicl, IL from cause whatever
the necessary quany Of Iron Is not taken into the cir
citation Becomes reduced. the whole system suffers
The bad blood will rrisate tie heart, will clog up the
lungs will stupefy the BRAIN will obsruct the liver, and
will send its disease-prodncing eerentsto all pats OF
the system, and every will suffer in whatever ofsan
may be predisprsed to disease.
The great value OF
Iron, as a Medicine
is well known and Acknowledged by ell medical men,
The deuy has been 10 obtain such preparation Of II
viii cnt< eirc uatioh and assiTate 1T once with
the blood S7s point, says Dr. Hayes. Massachusetts
State Chemist, has been attained IN the Peruvian Syrup,
by combination in a way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
is PROTECTED solution ~ thu FRor0YlDE OF IRON
MEM DlSCoNEHY IN MEDICINE that strikes at
the Root Of Disease by supplying the blood with its vi
tai rinclple or Life klcinent-Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Cmpaint, Dropsy. Fever and
Ague, Less Of Energy, Low Spirits
The Peruvian syrup
rfuses strength vor ard life into the system, and
builds up 'lron Constitution
The Peruvian syrup
cure, Nervous Affections Female Complaints, and all
d diseases 81 the kiincys and Bladder.
The Peruvian syrup
is . SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in abb
STATE OF THE BLOOD, accompanied by Debility or
a Low STATE Of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates cures. and recon
from OF The most emiuent Thy siciaUs
Clersymen and others will be sent FREE to any al
dress
We select a few OF the show the character oil
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FARM For SALE.

Ellsworth, Jan. IS, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-18

Arno Wiswell Ellsworth.
I. W, Perry, Clerk OF Courts, Ellsworth Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24
.q9Cfncinnati mnrket.

FL0UR-City superfne partly regrindings, il Of
fered at $5 25 without finding buyers ut over IS co.
Choice country, made entirely from original stock is
held iTmly at S so Low extra is offered at IS e59
90; Pne higher grades being in light supply. are
held more firmly. We quote trade brands of extra
at 50 25g6 IS, and family and fancy at 81 OO97 So
WHEAT-Prime red is offered at 81 40, without
finding buyers; Ohio and Indiana white al 81 so, and
prime 70 choice Kentucky at 81 Goal 65.
,CORN-lhere has boon nOspecial change. That
which Is called prime is offered at 90 Csc for ear
and sG9e4c for, ,shsiled, Strictly choice samples
would bring higher rates.
OATSTWith light receipts and a fail local de-
mand, prices are maintained at 57s5sc in bulk and
elevator. rrH.. .r...nyh
RYE--Prime samples are offered at 75c, without
finding buyers.
.WHISKY-A, moderate demand. and prices
steady. Sales Of s5o, ,brls at s2 90. 'aI OF bFt
PROV1S10NS-Pri are easier, and the market
closed rather dull. Country mess Pork was offered
at S24 co. and city at 25 co. Bulk meats sold at I2
and I3Jsc, with but limited demand Lard Is held
at HAc, hutwe did not hear of any sales. The saos
were as fOllows 1900 pieces bulk Sides at &c; 900
lbs Sides, averaging IS lbs at 13sc; 10000 do clear
rib at l4sc, all loose; $50 pieces Bacon Hams
at ls1sc, packed and $4,000 lbs clear Sides at l6&c
r.Oii-I.insoed is higher. WITH sales dr 60 brls at
81 OF.
GR0CERTES-Ther is a fair iobbing den and
from the cuuntr, trade at 30933c for fair to choce
Rio Coffee; 149lSc for raw Sugar: 2092lc for hard
refned and 81 lS for New Orleans MOlasses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24
New York 1Iarket--June es =,

80 .
,,COTTON-More active and frmer at4lc for mid
FLOUR-Dull. heavy and 10 l5c lower; &c OOa
Tor go Go44sQ fnrext,a reund hoor
With Pr ~ buyers at outside quotations. 80
MHiSkYLA shade frm5r: Western S2 o.
WHEAT-pnll and 4 G2c lQweH, Amber Michigan
VI 20 - 70; choice Amber Milwaukee at 81 4OC9l Al
kfE-Steady: western S9cs
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-DulI and
nominal.
., C0RN-,Without decided change; sOas5c for com.
mon mixed western; se99Oc for SOUND, latter price
OATS-Very scarce and 3CD4 better; 1876 for
WESTERN closing az latter price. with sales Of 2OC
CQEFEE-Firm with sales Of 1000 bags.
SU9AlS-Dull at 11@l21Sc for Cuba Muscoyado
and 1870 for Porto Rico.
MOLASSESADdllt 40 HHF T05
WOOlcQuiet.
PErROLEUM-Qu at $50 for crude. Sc for
refine in bond, and 7O972c doafree. Z Lgl
.PORK-Dull and lower; S2425924 rs for new mess
closing at $24 rs cash. s24 OO924 so for 63 and 6I
d22 sls eoSi9 80 for prime. and $ls-T599 90 for
BEEFrbuIi atsio OO9lI 90 for plain n mess a and
Sl2 0O9l6 10 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady at $25 50lD27 371z
CUT MEATS-SteA4y at Hello for Shoulders
and l5a lSc for Hams.
BACON-Dnll and nominal
LARD-Dull at l51s9lehc.
BUTTER-Quet at 2O936c for Ohio and 22933c
for State.
CHEESE Quiet at q aI5c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24

The ACCIDENT TO Mr.. CAMPEN's Son.
We. mentioned, yesterday morning q sad
accident thai happened to Harry, son of
MIR. G. II, Campen, who resides short dis
tance north Of Tod Barracks. Mr.. Campen
makes in substance the following statement
as to the manner in which the accident oc-
CURED: t., ..;, ,...,....r.,r. .,...,g " ''
20 He says his son had been down town and
was returning home in one of the Street
Railroad cars. Arriving at the Barracks the
driver told the boy to get Off but he refused,
saying he did not want to stop there, but
to go home. He was pushed off the front
part of the car, and falling the truck passed
over his right arm, cutting and tearing the
flesh from the wrist to the shoulder. He
was taken up by the conductor and convey
ed into the Barracks. ,.. l'i@ = "
We saw little Harry last evening. He
is in critical condition from the heat of
the weather and the severity of the wound,
but will probably recover, perhaps with a
stitfened arm. &c.,. "H hh", .'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24

AN AGREEABLE INoIDENT.--The Teachers
of our Public Schools, who are faithful in
the discharge of their onerous and often
perplexing duties, hardly ever fail in gain
ing the affection and esteem Of their Pupils.
This was illustrated in the Grammar School
of the Middle Building in this city, on
Thursday afternoon, by very pleasant in
.cident. Miss l.. A. Bruce, the efficint and
accomplished Assistant in that School, was
then and there made the recipient of sew
eral very nice presents from thesn Pupils
who compose her classes. These tokens of
affecticnate regard are testimonials. that
Miss Bruce will appreciate as long as she
shall cherish the most pleasing recollections
of her liIe as faithful Teacher. -'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24
From Washington.

New YORK, June 23.-The Commercials
special says Gen. Grants health is some
what impaired by arduous services, and he
will probably seek few weeks repose.
Gen. Howard has received very tavora-
BILE information from Arkansas and Mis-
souri, respecting the condition of the freed
men. In Missouri 2,1G0 colored people are
supported by the Government against
4s452 whites. ---a ... D. t,r
go The Posts especial says attorneys are daily
placing on file applications for pardon tor
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Mrs. Slnrat con-
tinues very sick. ..-.
The commission Of Henry II. Van Dyck
as Assistant Treasurer of New York was
signed by President johnson this morning
Junius Brutus Booth was unconditionally
released this morning from Old Capitol
Prison.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-24
The Conspiracy Trial.

WASHINGTON, June 23.--Geo. B. Hutchin-
son, of Canada, testified as 10 being pres
ent at conversations at st. Lawrence Hall,
Montreal, on the I'd or 3D. day Of June, be-
tween DR.. Merritt, Beverly Tucker, Gen,
Carroll and eX-Gov. Westcott, and, that
Tucker said that he had burned all the let
tiers tor fear the Yankee sons. of-bitches
would steal them out OF his room. These
parties had been talking about the trial.
Mr.. Ewing read an argument in defense
of Arnold, contending that though Arnold
had entered into ascheme for the capture
of the President he abandoned the con-
spirators before the assassination was plan
ned; therefore, having no part whatever in
the murder, and not being PRESENT. in the
city when it was committed, he was not
guilty of any crime. Mr.. Ewing made an
argument against the Jurisdiction of the
Court, and after examining the evidence in
the case of DR.. Mudd, claimed that his cli-
ent was entitled to acquittal.
The court adjourned Until Tuesday, when
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham will
commence the summing up for the Gov
ernment. -l 'tE-r rs5c. .Tf.uh Si-rs.s