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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
(cmr.e OF (1atarrh..

FROM THE REV. FRED. 3. JEWELL,
Professor eftke State Normal School. Al1any,N N. T.
DIR. LIGHra1L4DOar Str: Under date of March
49, sent you careful of my case, its tor
mer tteatnent. my fAilure to obtain relief in that
direction my resort to your and beneholal
y II have been from the winter OF 1sa4, subject to
violent periodical attacks Of Catarrhy marked by
str0ngand febrilesymptoms, violent OF
the lining membrane OF the cavities OF the head,
accompanied. in the first stage, by awatery dis
charge from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid
and yslloysSnd ,9FaSd the c9ss ot the attack PVT
tressing species Of headache, occurring periodcaly
each day fer period varying from one to three
weeks. sometimes so violent rs 70 incapacitate me
attendant inl Animation would extend to the teeth,
producing toothaches; 10 the throat, oocasi0hng
bArseness and partial loss 0fyQee and TWICE with
u confne me for weeks to darkehed room. Z,
II have tried medicipesahd applications OF various
kinds snuifs and 90her eatafrhal prepaIatonsl OF
some half dozen kinds; applications to the head q
camphor, ginger, and hot fomentations dHerent
kinds and in c0nnee with these the usual emet-
los or cathatics employed to induce c6unter4Action
Hut mono of these had produced any permanent inn
ptovement. and ina few instances IN which tenn:
pbrary relief was afforded, IT was at the expense 9f
50 much strength as toieave me utterly exha1ited.
Under these circumstances was lead! though with
great reluotance, from the supposed ncurabDity Of
the disease, to make a trial OF your treatment,
found it soon, even beyond my hopes. reaching the
leviatng It's symptoms to an extent whchI had sup
posed impossible. AZ the time / gave you my
former certificate; while ], did not reel sure ot
iiof f0RlSSS WSSS cu amply repaid me for my trial q
your treatment and which satisfied me that
the treatmsnt was as seCtiye A. y vas simple ans
aftacks ~ catarrh for the unprecedented period Of
nearly half year. and that 10 spite of severe occur
rsnees Of illness which would baye formerly rsndeII
imporia1 1t success IL is now six months since sent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPSIIss,
TILE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
.A,7ad IRREGULARITIES. ~,

=
These Drops area scientifically compounded auid 80
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders or nj
Nostrums, Being liquid. their action, isdrect aud
positive. rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the Of all distractions and
pfessOns Of nature. Their popularity Is indeAtednG
BY thefActthEt over bodies arc annually sold 1
andcensamedby the ladies of the United States ~
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms !.
praise Of their great merits. They are rapidly TAX
ing the place Of every otHSr FcnaIe fSihedy, and pm
are considered byaH who know saught of them raG
thespFsst, safest and most infalbe pFepArationin,
the world, for the cure Of all female cpmpnintsthe -
removal Of all distractions Of nature and tho pro
motion Of health. regularity and stfehgth E&licitsn
directions stating whom they may b6hsed and exsou
Ilainhg wheRq and why they lshonldgnoto InOrdo
could not be used without producing effects contra,
rt natures chosen laws, VIII be found carefully
folded arSdhd each bottle. with the written sfnaI
tbre JOHN u. LToE, withOutNhich none afe hsnssn
uines,iIdilWp1sid 3sql, l98V tgri gnb ono J1ar
Prepared BY DR., JOHN i, LYON, los Chspes
street., New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consultod TX
either personally or BY mail tiuclosng stampI c0nq a
ceTping all private diseases and female weaknesses. II
Sold by Druggists everywhere. \. l il-p
General Agents for U, s. and Canadas,
sep29- -d&wly yilAai M 1olN9SA HipSA oiil NoA4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
FROm ~ Nv. COLEMAN, ESQ. =, Jr.,

,Batohia Springs. Ry., JOrOt tic Cure Of DoGfStss.
Induced by the cure DR.. Lis athpl had effected in
the case Of captain Miller Of the Bhrhet House, and
10 cases Of other parties well known to me- placed
myself under his care about week ago, for partial
deafneis, which had troubled me for the past nine
teen years AN pleased TO stats that through Dr.
liRhthilfis skill linn now restored to perfectheaf-
ipg, and that the disaHeeable noises whIch accom-
panied the deafness are fast disappearing.
II JOHN W. COLEMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
Yirisectioil In Franee..

The London Veterinarian givesthe follow
ing account Of vivisection as practiced in
France, almost too horrible to- be publish
ed .b9VJ13gs bcN hEyr sa
In building or shed open, to the air on
one side lay six or seven living horses,
fixed by every possible mechanical con
trivapce by the head and feet TO pillars, to
prevent their struggling. and upon each
horse were Six or'seven pupils employed in
performing different surgical operations,
The sight was truly horrible. The opera
tions had begun early in the loren Oon;, it
was nearly three o'clock when we entered
the place, SO that the poor wretches, as
may be supposed, had ceased being able TO
NJ Ike any violent struggles. But the deep
heavihg of the still painting chest, and the
remaining in the head whilst the head was
lsshed to, q pillow, was narrowing beyond
endurance. The students had begun their
days work, in the least vital parts Of the
animal; the trunks were there, but they
had lost their tails, ears and hoofs, and the
operators were now engaged performing
the more important operations, as tying up
arteries, trepanning the Uranium, cutting
down the more sensitive parts, on purpose,
we. We're told, that they might see the re-
traction Of certain muscles by ipinching
and irritating the various nerves.. One
animal had one side of his head completely
dissected, and the students were engaged
in laying open and cauterizing the hook of
the same side when we entered. 2s-S
There Is no excuse for inhuman barbara
tyllllkke lk lY1t''a ltYn1lts'' x}dcL aLnI'l- HqIH M y8
THEPrussians are 50 unpopular at Frank
fort that when the burghers give d party,
they send out cards with IS. i, p Ia the cor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
ID PERSONAL o
c1n9as $40 Z QsE
OiaolTHE PUBLIC


nAVING NOTICED AN ARTICLE IN
III the papers over the signature '0fAAdolphus
L0iSe stating that ii was not the Furnace of his
manufacture thatset FIRE to the Third Presbyterian
Church on Seventh street. below Linn. rcoently.
but the one manufactured by Mr.. M, In justice 10
Nj. Martin, we would state that the fire did not
originate from any defect Of his Furnace, but from
other causes. Two years since We removed ono Of
Mt. t.Lotzes Fufnaees and put one of Mr. MARITIME in
the place Of IT. which has been in constant use and
gives entire satisfaction We can cheerfullj fec1
orbmehd 1t TO the pubiic.' I9Y3H hH' 'd 'o2 El91l
SdOHN II. J0UVET. FRANCIS TERRY. ~
JOHN r. BAyEEY, Y,oas A. \, HINkLEsl n,o
D. A. MlTCHELLn 9s,J: ~ KING.
Il rotsil,ireag) y, ,GINcINNAT April 49, Iss4,T
" Martins PStent Furnace, manufactured BY Pc
tor Martin. Of thiA, city, have no hesitation in
pronounciIk the best have ever observed. HeWAs
employed to put one in the church now serve last
fall. We have given 1t fair trial. and the whole
Society unite in praisingit as incomparahly supe7
rior to Anythinswe have ever, seen. Several gen.
hemen of my congregation uset this Furnace 10 their
private residences. and in eyerycase are perfectly
satisfied. cannot take time minutely to describe
this furnace viii Just say that It burns less coat
and gives greater volume Of heat than any Fur
lace am acquainted with, and is free from smoke,
1Thup 'eorl7T] WILDER Mex kIG, j !
jsaad.dIn Psstor Third PreSbttoriahI Chnrchss s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08

DYAN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace,
all the cold air made to pass through water on
way TO the cold sir chamber. thus cehnsing,it Of
every particle Of dust, that enters the room as
pure as though il was on the mountain stop. Phy1
sicians praise it, and reponlmendi it on account Of
" this Fotuscc to
warm dwelling Of from ninet6 thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is feaeirsd by one crate; and
day, in all partsof the house.
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
establishedi its claimias the most desirable w Warm-
ing and Yentilatihg DAppaTgtusI in use; Burning
anthTacits or mippus coal, coke or wood equally
well, upon the true principle O econ omyT- slow
combustion of a large mass of fuel-it secures an
evenness and freshness of tempefstnte, M steady
flow of ppreg cloa1, unbnTnt air, night and day.
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repsits for many years The correctness Of the
above soeftied 10 6y the written testimonials Of
many leading citSeus Of this and other cities whieh
will be furnished, with illustrated T. descriptiYe
pamphlet, price list &C., upon application BY mail
q at Nos l4s and Isl West fifth street EinSiSnS
deC94-dsm Inventor and Manufacturer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
a ,waA Rat story.

, At Alpha, in this county, one night DUR
ing the late cold weather, a rat was, rather
fannily, left out in the cold" A, bar of
iron had been laid across the slack tub in
blacksmith. shop! Mr.. Rat smelt warmth
in the tub, and went for It radically. Climb
ing to thestop OF ,theltub and crawling ont
on the bar, he proceeded to let himself, down
It apppeared that, as he had swung of, he
had inadvertently touched his nose to tho
bar. when the cold iron seized his lip and
held to the death9 tSo'he was found in the
morning. suspended by the lip, and frozen
stiff Miserable rat Tx enia TorelkiqNt.n !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08

1Oi.OOmF1ELD q OTIS, rIanufactuf
way. New York. O6K pIANos are aclsI cwledged to
Be eaual if not hyperion in tone, durability. and
hnisk to any sold ID N6W York Or elsewhere, WAR
t4NreD toh ssyss YsAhs; Prices les than. sny
eesv-eGYSnsiIs fld o. ngb-igYoa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08

JEWS AND V&ccfNxrf6N. LA Jew was
summoned before the Sheriff at Glasgow
recently for orneglecting to get his child vac
cinated. He pleaded that, being of the
Jewish persuasion, it was contrary to his
religion and his conscience to allow such
operation to be performed upon his child
The sheriff. who fined him, IL. pronouncing
sentence, remarked that such a defense
might be good reason for the Legislature
,,tb take into ,consi but, the act of
Parliament Contained no exception, 49,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICE

70 ~ is the fate OF eUery UdIIG6Ie Medicine to DO
CbbNTERFEffED. Be cGutiOas, kAerey0rS, dndf
sep that ekstterstT d NJ" are blOWn IN TIE bottle,
Sd that each terapper bears the FAc SMILES Of th6
signatures of 4. Q. BALDWIN Do co., and JOB,
Y NOSES RB- FiA6ut ObAieh. none are GeAHite i'il
IN. B.-$l.00. with Eighteen cents for postage q
inclosed to any authorized Agent or to the Sole,
Dbminions. fIri Tt,Itro, ,,y,
% JOB MOSES, "a ,Cortlaudt street. New York.
will insure bottle. containing Fifty Pills, s,Aby reI
turn mail, securely sealed from all observation.
sepl9-d&weOwlY-oct9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
TESTIMONIALS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

For the benefit Of those who are not acquainted
with the brilliant success OF DIR, LightbilPs system
of treating CAtarTh, Deafness Discharges from the
Ear, &C., &c., he presents to the public few Tes
tin1nias selected from several thou ssnd similarly
complimentary, received during bis sing uarly sue
cessiul practice in New York, Cincinnati, Cleye-
land and Louisville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08

II These Pills should not oe taken 6y Females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pre0,L1acD, as
'tAegdre sure 10 bring on AIscdrria0s, but at any
other time MeyGre sdTe. - ~ ~ ''' - ~ w.
lHiall cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection 20
Pains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion Papitati0n Of the Hea /, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when sill other
means have failed; and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron. caOme. antimony, on oranything
lhurtfulto the Constitution, ada CI,y nod. t,,
age. which shoJld be carefully preserved h9iGY ssH
. SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR =
re- PER Hottie
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08

THEPrussians are 50 unpopular at Frank
fort that, when the burghers give d party,
they send out cards with IS. ]. . Ia the cor
Ier. This IS meant for Sans PTESsiais- mo
RiBssiiAnss will be present. IVAd IA h "a "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08
.ynsqnNUMBERasOIO odT
SPECIAL NOTICES,
LIFF7HEALTHvsERENGEA4n1
hITFTfTS-7EHEAAFH 2sTREYGTMqg

70 Dh. JUAN DELAmAltHE'S -s.sr-..
9 sRlE.4CI FIG25SRGI I Lss,A
Are prepared by .tbs MessieEEs GaTancier &Du-
from the PrescriptionOf DFs Juan DSah Affet Chief
Physician to the Hospital dp Nord on Lariboisere.
II LETTER OF REC0 0MAE EEDATI0N.
q PARIS, May 5th 1858.
GENTLEMBE:- We have Sused the "SPEoIPIo
% PILLS" mAde from Doctor 4 DslmsFre'g gPre-
tscfiptiOn, during several years past, in our
private and public practice and ihave found
,Ithem mostl snergotic andaS eficientI REM
edy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ilndss Nightly, Daily, or TeDs1fHn6 emissions: Sex
nd " eaknessi 9r fPlP0telcH SPECIAL Dewngepepts
OF the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
iSecret HabitsRnd, Sexual xce@es; RstduatiOn of
Eyes: Lime" or "Bffck Dust Deposits In the "
Urine; Milky Discharges.i Ralonesso Of the Skim
With Supksn lheeksspd Bloedless kipg; Pi9cbed"
Features; IRREGULAR Action of the Hedtt and in all
tho ghastiy trAin OF Symptoms Erising from Oyef-.3
use, Abuses or Loss from any cause, Of The Nervous
Force .VRgT gflf 10 ss-rTsSE vi
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any SOEtptondtto or Organic
A9ectio'ns of the GENT0r RINARY ssYsrENs. to use
these Pills. With high rsspect we are JOurs most
r. A. A.BEAUREPAR1E,M. T.. b.
l / ni TuUcgEWq(. u, = lDIJJ IN. ID. Z, anti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
FROM NASHVILLE.
Proclamation from BroWnlOw Re-
garding Elections.

NASHVILLE. July S-Brownlow's expect
ed proclamation appeared this morning.
1t commands the Commissioners of
Registration to appoint Clerks and Judges
of elections, and commands the Sheriffs to
open and hold the elections on the first
Thursday in August, aud to make returns
as youched for by said Clerks and Judges.
He also instructs tile Clerks and Judges to
make ont separate poll books, record the
votes and send them to the Executive and
State Departments.
AS provision against neglect of duty
on the part of the Sheriff he concludes by
ordering commanders of State Guards to
arrest Judge Gaut, Chairman of the Con-
servative Central Committee, or any of
said committee or agents, if they shall per-
sfot in their cffUI to TO defeat tfrO execution
of the franchise law as construed by him,
and also break and dispose all assemblies
having in view the holding of illegal elec-
tions or the defeat of any regular election.
Judge Gaut and the Central Conservative
Committee had, previous to the appearance
of this proclamation, withdrawn their re-
cOmmendation to county courts to appoint
judges aud clerks of elections, and advised
all to conform to the Governors construc-
tion of the franchise law, though believing
it wrong.
No collision is likely to grow out of this
subject. $50 ...
The Difficulty at Franklin.
More of the wounded at Franklin have
died. The Conservatives from that place
declare the shooting was commenced by
the colored League, and this fact will be
proved. Gen. Carter has gone there and
will have the affair investigated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
i Custar's Camp SurrOunded-Indian
| ReenulSRd
FROM NEW YORK.
The Life Raft NonpareiI.

New YORK, July s-The life raft Non
pareil was seen by the brig Mary E. Raw
land, on the 26th of June, in latitude DC
deg. 10 min; longitude 81 deg. 10 min.,
having good weather.
Ex-Governor King, of New York, died at
his residence in Jamaica yesterday after
noon, from the effects of stroke of paraly-
Sis, received on the 4th inst.
Southerners on fIeconstructiOn.
The question of reconstruction is calling
fourth opinions and communications from
most of the old leaders in the South, many
of whom held high rank in the civil OF
military service of the Confederacy. The
latest effusions are from General Barksdale
and Gov. Perry. The former like Long
street, jeff Thompson and others, favors re-
constructing as rapidly as possible, while
the latter, like B. II. Hill, OF Georgia, and
others, oppose reconstruction under the
law, and votes for mo convention" 1t is
a noticeable fact that the old soldiers and the
old politicians are ranging themselves on
opposite sides of the question.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
OIexeIand mnrke,-Iulx q.

FLOUR-Brands of city made and well known
I 'untr, manu- acture firm and in good reque t.
Wild brands" and low grades dull and heavy
cid at $40 009l3 90 for Xxx spring; Sl2 OO9l4 90
l r Xxx red winter; $l4 o00l5 so for Xxx white.
1 WhEAT-Market quiet and nominaily unchang-
2592 80 for No. red winter; 81 1902 IS for No..
CORN-DulI and inactive; buyers ard sellers
I Jart. Held at s5c for No. shelled; eS, bic.
I SMOKED MEATS-Hams and Shoulders sd-
inced. and the market active aud firm. Gales
ED at l7hc; 500 lbs plain hams at 51kc now lee;
10 lbs shoulders at 1lc now l2c. Bacon and Dried
eef firm and unchanged. ~
CHEESE-Marketi inactive and very dull. The
nge is unchanged at 7914c for good to choice Dali
and factory, the latter for very choice in small
|. LAKE FISH-U Unchanged at the following figures:
AZ hite fish Sc SO; upper lake pickerel So 20; Lake
Erie pickerel 30 IS; trout 81 SO; herring 81 IS.
HIGHWlNES--Dull and nominal. ~
gng figures: Alcohol, ss per cent, - 4o94 As: Col
egne Spirits - So: Neutral Proof Spirits 81 4S9
, 4s.
PETROLEUM-Holders are irmer. but there is
lnot uch doing and the marE ct is nominal at 209
PKG for standard white in bond; 4oa 40 ft 90
SALT-Firm at 50 Is for fine; $3.50 for coarse and
ground solar Onondaga and Saginaw. dl-
Z TALLOW-Steady and quiet at eH@lOc for city
and country rendered.
FEATHERS-Demapdf fair and market steady at
So995c, according to quality, for live geese.
: PtASTER-Good demand and firm; Alabaster
white. 90. 90 per ton aoat 1900 from store; Pow
k's," 80 90; Alabaster' Calcined, $500 per bbl.
fPowell's" do $500 -.
I WHITE LIME-Fair demand and steady at q so
per barrel for city, and Fremont. uli -f -l.-
I WATER LIME-Good supply and market steady
kte0soo Por barrel for 0sucsU and AkrUn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
InteIIigence from nIazatIan.

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The steamship
Continental, from Mazatlan, June "a, has
arrived with $230,600 in treasure. She left
the United States steamer Swanee in port.
The report that Gen. Vega and S0zada
intended attacking MaZatlan is false. So
zada refused to assist Vega and maintains
an independent position.
Lower California correspondence says
Dartois' raiders are all captured with the
exception of two. Quiet was restored and
the community feel more confidence in the
Government than it had for long time
past. .i'
The superior tribunal at Mazatlan de-
clines to hear the case. Dartois denies the
right of civil trial, and advises the Govern
ment to try him by court martial.
Suits Withdrawn.
The suits of the State against the ships
Garfield and Ellen Southland for violation
of the passenger act, is withdrawn, the con-
signees having compounded. The same law
provides tor Commissioners of Immigra-
ton. f.rr- q .as-.. a.. -.
Shipping News.
The ship Locket, for Liverpool, sailed
with HOO sacks of wheat, the first shipment
the present harvest year.
The Neptune, Hamburg, Clifton and
Bankok arrived. q k -
SAN Francisco, July 6.--The steamship
America, from San Juan, arrived last night
The ship White Swallow sailed for Hong
Kong with $253, ,265 in treasure.
The English ironclad frigate Swallow
sailed for Victoria to-day. go'-a
The Savage Mining Company has declared
a dividend of three hundred feet, equal to
$240,000, one of the largest disbursed by the
company. ---..- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-09
SURRATT'S TRIAL.
Proceedings on Monday.


| WASHINGTON, July ST. B. Rhodes was
! recalled and questioned by the defence
] Nothing new was elected.
Jno. Ford testified to the same facts re-
lative to the theater, that Booth was famil-
| liar with 1t, and to Booths hand writing
Chas. Selby's letter was exhibited. This was
the letter found by Mrs. Hudspeth. Do not
| think it possible for Booth to have written
this letter. AS said before he had large.
clumsey hand, and l would never have ia
den this to be his writing.
Susan Ann Jackson was recalled for fur
ther cross-eXamination. The morning af-
ter the assassination two men came there,
but did not see them; was in bed when
the men came in my room. and I covered
up my head and did not see them.
Bradley, pointing to Detective Dewitt
Look around and see if you did not see
this gentleman.
Witness-No, sir, l never saw that man
here. did not hear any one ask for John
Surratt; do not know colored woman
famed Rachel or Eliza Hawkins. l never
old any one that John Surratt had been at
home for two weeks.
81. G. Ford testified relative to arrange
nents made for the Presidents visit; no
stranger was there at the time except a
gentleman from the Treasury who helped
, to fixup the flags. a1 -'5 Ss ---.. = ~
jas. G. GiHoreQ t6SIlleQ On the night
of the assassination witness was out in
front. At the end of the I'd or 3rd acts he
went through the stage, an entrance on the
south side of the Theatre. He did not see
Booth that night. He knew Booth from
his boyhood. Never saw Surratt until he
saw him here; saw Gentleman come
down and call the time. He was connect
ed with the Theatre. He came down from
F street. He was to 60 on that night for g
song, and asked Mr.. Carlin what time il
was, and Carlin stepped out and looked al
| the clock and said it was ten minutes past
! ten. He stopped there few minutes and
then went in. Other persons had been
standing around at the time, but if Booth
had been there witness would have noticed
him. =-.r..- d. &C., .-.5s
G v. Hess sworn-Witness resides in
Philadelphia. In 1865 was connected with
the company performing at Ford's theater:
was assigned song after the American
Cousin that night: If was TO be performed
| ing was talking with Gifferd and Carlin
| was standing opposite stage entrance; went
back inte the theater after talking. with
them, and asked what time it was; Carlin
replied ten minutes past ten; witness re-
! piled, repeating the words, that he would
! be wanted in five minutes, and two minutes
afterwards heard the report of pistol
never saw the prisoner until now; did moi
see him the night of the assassination.
Al. Carlen testified similarly; did not
see Booth standing on the pavement or any
one looking into the carriage.
No further evidence being ready, the
Court took recess until tomorrow.