Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-21

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testified that Payne on ono occasion ex
claimed that he wished they would hang
MIN. as be was tired Of life. TO another
he observed that they were tracking him
pretty closely, aud ha wanted TO die. =
Marcus 7. Norton, OF Troy, New York,
was produced by the prosecution, anl
,estifed that he had seen AIzeroIh and
o oLaughln in company with Noosh al
,la National Hotel in Washington. lie
aucidently overheard conversation be-
tween Booth and At2erot, in which it was
,ljd that il the matter succeeded rs well
with Johnston rs with old Buchanan
.acy would ge. pretty we'll sold and in
tho same conversation 1t Was remM ked
nat the class of witnesses would Co such
,hat nothing could be proven 10y them.
lie thought he had seen DR.. Mudd once
pel5re at the National Hotel, when he
came eycltediy TO NOrtOu's room, hastily
aneneG the door, and apoloEized, saying
uathought he was in Booths room. lie
then went down stairs, ard witness foil
owed him, Hhcn he returned and went
up stairs. This was in the morning, oboNt
len or eleven o'clock, on tho 'alIu o'
va" ca, J""H -; u"e'' ,t G"I i,t,nya .,,.G
man HV'el' caieG 'oE liz ~ 49, Natal
"=u '"aI nc s"" '.tus','','' ,,s,, go ,I,,
On '"e "''erno, ,.;i " '|r l,r,l, ('' arGsS.nn
and cG,ers, TLry were ,hcre du.ing the
anerroon. and returned about ten C'c.OcE
uhcn witness went out with the party
and was with them untl one o oC'Uck.
JI0ughlin was in the house ON Friday
light al the evening ana was mere y.Sn .S.L
Tue news ol 'He %77'5''''""U, ''"0"o" VIC
neuse' DuilbS 'Ac - Az ''D-
roiIanI disclosure III i''''''" u" l"l "e
vas maze one OIL MS ,'u11'' 'n'',""''us
l~.. MS reG. name Is Io"C''' 'N" '""' "o
1r.''es ID E!o.."''
MONDAY, JUNE D.
Ia2 Consrifa Cv TIial, Monday, tho
G.a instant, was distinguished by 20 very
...ling evidence. Witnesses testified 10
.ac disloyaltv Of Iced Jinkins, near re-
gtt.ge Of Mrs. Surralt. One witness lesti-
had 10 the disoyalty of Mrs. Surrott. The
Eey. William B. Evans Presbyterian,
testified that lie saw DR.. Mudd 20 into
Mrs. Surrstrs house between the lirst and
fourth OF March. On his cross-cxamina-
,.on, he said hahad been almost crazy
since the death of Mr.. Lincoln. Witness
,.ora ,r,,I,,and n chow that DR. LTuGI
wa5 not at TIE Hotel on the third oi
March Uu. at home.
TUESDAY. JUNE G.
,r T.,
~ Iue cons piracy tiISL 'o-C"y M ~, .-
I"S %sAso lor me eaI!o OF Dah'eLJ; ! ilOuiI IA iI''
~. '"I l"' pose OF Ie-eN"4u' M n'-,' Ne "
"Hne! 10 shU" lIaV the witness lOS'.i," S,,'-''
"s".ISy ~ 'lu"u ''ouI Oo''uP' ~ ~, -
,%os.ug i"Is' Ic""I0 ~ a,L o,''o o'v, 'nU oc
w. I'IoTio, u No'i' 'T''T ~, Nv ~ -
IO'Del 'e0"'''u M 1 VIZ va
Sly,G:Sciy ly:,y C'os,- qIcs'loteo oy ~, l'"iH D.
" ~ 's9 S'"IcN ''"' no H"N S'N " N'' ."'n
leu tlTlllen ma. ~ e.''us eNtoe.'oo 'D'''I'
D', otuuu ne u'u uoG sA PGCt any reward
ouV il any reward SAoulu DC gwen ne
%"u'1 De s'at 10 receive w. ne no" not
CIa.ned tLat ne gave lle hTst Information
"hlch ie" 10 Dr. Mudd arrest witness
was called oy inc defense 10 lmgetIE
Ihoma55 testimony, VINO 'eslhed that
hi. Sulauon Tor veraoi.y was bad. OH.
or Witnesses testlhed That pr, MUD was
az 9ome on the hrst, second, thHd, iourth
ana lIilh OF March. Only lew more wit
hesSes are To- be examined. IN all PFoOa'
OAl'y 'he tFIaI WIZ be closed t4Is week.
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The following evidence in the con5pira-
cy trial, WHICH at the time was suppress
cd, has been allowed to be published -.
Sanford Conover testified as follows: |.
am a native o! New York have resided
in Canada since October last; vas con-
sCFipted into the Confederate army, and
detailed to service ia tho War Depart
ment Of the Conrsdercy, at Richmond,
under James A. Seldom, Secretary Of War;
while in Canada was intimately acquaint-
ed with &. n. Sanders, jacob Thompson,
DR., Blackburn, Tucker, Wm. c. Cloary.
Captain Casteman, Mr.. Cameron, Torter-
field, Captain Magruder and others; /.
also knew Clement G. Clay, and Gen.
Carroll OC Tam . pory NJ S,,r,l, Il