The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21

o. Could iyou recognize the person lnat you
saw at that time as MAI. Zee 4, j - {.
A. can. The witness pointed out tne PrBs-
oner as the man. e.'S & 20 .s'ss
Inc Court ADJOURNED until eo-1no1roW liV'
tiae Il s,iEsss 81 7-.T7 81 stS IL ssS:sss
SIXTEENTH DAY. !.
WEDNESDAY, Marcn u, 1000
The Court met pursuant to adjournmentr
the members being present. Aas
Jehu Foster called and swornw20 years oio,
reside in Salisbury-was not in business tnere ~
the Fall of 1854 while the large NUMBER 81 pl's-
Oners was there commenced business there ofu
March, 1855, as freight and ticket Agent y tne
N. G. Railroad Company. line hst pooA u INC
n. Y. Railroad once az easpuiy' "as sno ~
witness, ana he was asaeo : 'n' ooA ea,s,,.,.
correct pst ~ al .iio ~ 1,
m 1904 ana 1000 Ing ~ilieeS ans"e scs
could only say, ifoin tne liliu VI ma 0A'
ms DOCK calne in'o my po'sos''oa - ~.
appoineeo AgeheT-atN's " - =
agent t,at was tnels pel 'o "as ~ !. os,
hailr Y, ONCE ~ Craiio.'e' peioio s'n
isbury
Charles D. Harris, sworii-resioe IN Alpion'
p soiaier ~ io op was laAen -
risnel niii- was 'aAen h.sU ~ A',' -
Deio .s'., anu 'nen " '1'''' -.
i'iss y. = nsoss', eiA'n soipo .i'i't - =
brlgade-aFrSco at PANS DUTY apoul iae. VI oop
TEMPER OF nrst OF octoper, anu relilaineu un'a
someume IN Fepruary' can relieuiuef "na'
oay. - 2.i5
- was pfeseh' d. INC ue'unou's o'' 'Ae !, ''
VI putting Hse man III 'ho u''u ' o"'
ing was cold saw way. oee anu uu''o, 'ns.
WI ei 'ne cart came up, aon Anov e'.e 49,.
i'Aii0 '4,eo y WY :.
ou'-0om' " 'ne oo!' ea,u 'As'o !
INC cart tiiat 10 aiSc' Aho uoo'oi e'oppou W
ana look tne man arm, ana said' he ID anfe'
MAJ Zee SAID go on Win MN ne VIII pe ue''o
by then ne gets out there ana turned ana went
Oh Win the docCor-solne VI .he plisoneie 'ooA
Tue man OUT anu 'ooA mn " INC oepi''i-','0
man haa ON oniy snir1-i can = 'eii eAAcuy
what DAY TINS was; kept no memorandum
recognize MAJ. Zee. lWltncss pointed MN out.l
iohce hearu' III ine yara' BUN ai'ei .ho DroaA,
mag. 1ee' VINO STOOD on tne iencc' leii one guard
Il 'iiey 81" any conec'ions' ~ nre ~ AIMING
lne anu sea''er 'neli iia'o seeii 'iie u'iu
IRE III among the PRISONERS "itnout saying
word.
did not witness the killing OF Lieut.. Davis,
but saw him short time alter he was shot.
CROSSED EXAMINED
AT ana before the time OF enlistment, was
cierk-l was clerk In grocery store, IN Alplon'
new ork.i lennsted In 20. u, OF the lolst In
fantry The man took to be Maj. Gee, at the
dead house. was the same heard give the orders
to the guard--at the dead house he had on
pair OF gray pants-a cloak that came half way to
his knees, and black hat-cannot tell whether
he had on sabre or -not-I noticed no insignia
on his uniform. The parts were kind of light
gray; didn't notice whether they had any stripe
GU then-the cloak, think, was brownish and
think 1t had black buttons on 1.-the nat had
medium sized brim-didn't notice whether had
on boots or shoes.
The DOCTOR l think, had on brown overcoat
and under coat, and gray pants-do not know
that the doctor had any mark of rank on his cloth
ing--I knew it was the doctor because had seen
him giving out medicine at the hospital saw
him giving out medicine in the afternoon this
was after the occurrence at the dead house, and
before, too, 1 think-I think 1 saw him giving out
medicine the same day. saw him frequently in
the prison subsequently, saw this doctor there
after this occurrence-don't know that l saw him
for few days before we left-think l saw him
there in February know saw him there
week after the occurrence at the dead house; he
was about 8 feets or inches tall-full face,
broad shouiders-wore whiskers-had dark hair,
mixed with gray--a middllng slim mamie wore
an overcoat somewhat like the U s. officers wear,
it had cape-I think it had, will not be positive
Ibid not notice what kind of a collar the over
coat had. The occurrence at the dead house,
Witness drew diagram OF the relative posi-
lions of the parties the cart the dead house. and
hospital, at the time of the man being put in the
cart at the dead-houseI 6af ~
The dead wagon had four wheels-there were
two horses attached to it. The driver stood on
tno loft hand side of the WAGON Nv ,nreSent o.