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SCuLPrUnE.-The attention paid by the ancients
to the fine arts was deserving Of all praise, and
the few relics that are now remaining of theit
workmanship sre guarded jeslously, and are care
fully studied by Ill modern aspirants. In the de-
partment of sculpture they e1celled, and the few
statues, obeisks, &C., that have survived the rude
touch of time are still the objects Of admiration.
The present age is fast advancing in the culture
and study Of the arts; and although in this coun-
try it is mostly confined to the Northern cites yet
the South is not destitute Of artisans and our ow2
city can boast Of some who will compare favorably
with strangers.
A visit to Magnolia and careful survey of itH
numerous monuments will convince even the
most incredulous that they were fashioned by
some cunning workman, and that the hand de-
signing them was capable of performing work.
more worthy Of fame. The beauty and atractiy e.
ness Of these tombstonos is owing largely to
the skM Of one individual, Mr. a. F. CHEvnEUx
long known in Charleston us an able sculptor,
architect and designer. Mr.. C.'s name ia not un-
known to our citizens, as he furnished plans for
the Calhoun Monument, and also one for cur mar
tyred dead that were universally admired for their
chaste beauty; but, unfortunately, the unsettled
condition Of the country, and the embarrassed
state of the finances, prevented their adoption.
Mr.: CEE7REUx has long been connected with
the marble yards of this city, and is now associ-
ated in partnership with Mr.. D. A. WALKER,
whose name is familiar as q worker in stone.
These gentlemen have their main yard and work
shops at the foot cf Hayne street, but have recent
ly established branch yard on Meeting street
near Horlbeck's Alley, in order to accommodate
their numerous customers. MI. WALKERs known
ability and popularity, added to Mr.. CHEVREux's
scientific attainments and knowledge, is sufficient
to ensure success in all Of their undertakings, even
| if deaths should not be as numerous as usua
and tombstones fall below par.
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NATIONAL BANK OF CHAa1EsroS.-Notwithstand-
ing 'sthe strngency in the money market" just
now, it is gratifying fact that great exertions are
being made to increase our banking capital, and
thereby afford more accommodation to merchants
and others. Both Of our National Banks have
lately opened their books for increased subscrip-
tion, and we are informed that large amounts have
been taken.
To-day re are pleased to publish the announce
ment that another Bank is organized, and that q
greater portion Of the stock. has been subscribed.
It will be called The National Bank o. Charleston,
and will be under the management, we believe, OF
RM. B. HER1or and NJ. D. STRoBEL-both e1ni-
nantig practical gentlemen, and able and expert
enced fnanciers.'
We are. informed that assurances have been
given by the Secretary Of the Treasury that
charter will be-granted 80 soon as the requisite
amount Of capital il subscribed. 80. ~. ~: ;s:
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4'Ilrg 'l| 1et19 Ae,ps4
!HURsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Z, 1867.
LOCALE :NI.ATTERS,

To PnMTERs.-A good compositor-a sober, re-
liable man--:can secure employ yment BY application
astlis office. - !. ;=s-
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PALmlrro LIFE BrrTEas-This most pleasant
preparation, from the laboratory of Mr. ). y.
WnrBERGER, chemist and apothecary, NO. 2Tf
King street, is advancing steadily in the good
opinion of all who have tested it's qualities in dys-
pepsia, or nervousness of any kind, and the high
est commendntions are continually received by the
proprietor, OF benefits derived from it as an excel
lont invigorator of the system. We would suggest
to all who are in want of au article Of this kind,
visit to the well-stocked establishment of MIR.
WnTBEReER, where they can be supplied not only
with it in any quantity, but with medicines and
perfumeres of American and European manufac-
ture, Of the best and freshest kind, and OF the
prices that has always made this concern 30 popn-
lar.
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UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.

.E1 pa7Ie j. T. 1fRIlga7, I5:t: Tee.
On THURSDAY, the 21st February next at IL O'Clock,
will be sold in front of the Exchange under the drec-
uon OF tho Master, z=t5 -: ss.:41F;s15z
All that LOT: OF LAND; with the Building thereon.
ztusteen the east side Of St. Philip street. the City OF
Chareston measuring In front on 81 Philip street Ao
feet and In depth 60 feet ore less; bounding west
ON St. Philip street. north cn land Of Jacob east onland
OF Mary Campbell, and south on Land Or Ann Joye
Terms-One-han cash. balance ON credit Of ono year.
mortgage Of the purchaser Of the premises Purchaser
to nay for papars >-,szzs..-5r5 j. VI GRAY,ss
Janunry 81 -ss2zs' th4 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE. IN EQUITY.

- 1tOpf7' D9. ITlQSIen, 5:sa4z:2sl-
On TUESDAY, 18th February next at u O'Clock A. ID.
VIII bo cold in front Of the Old Custom House, under
the direction OF tho Master; ss - - = ..S.I
an that VACANT LOT OF LAND; situate on the north
side Of the Public Squ ure In that part of the City
Charleston knoHn:as Hampstead measuring Ii fr6nt60
feet the same the back line, and In depth
bounding to the north on lind ofO NJ EUran easto ON
land OF NJ. Eason, west land OF ". s. Gadsdeu snd
south on tho said Public Square
Terms-One third cash; the balance on credit ofone
and two years, secured BY bond and mortgaee a the
purchaser with interest payable annually P1rthaser
to nav for 'papera. - = u. w GRAY:
January: 81 =: this tut Master In Raiiity.
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GROCERIES &o-Attention is called to the adj
vertisement of Messls. JEFFoRDs & Co., announce
ing for sale, and to arrive large lots of Bacon,
Coffee, Whiskey, etc.
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The Daily So.th carolinan at Columbia, is now sent
10 every Postoce in tho State Being the ociel paper
Of the sate IL will be found ut the present time eEpe
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of very large circulation.
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RAILROAD FAvoBs.-The Superintendent of tho
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad has our
thanks for complimentary ticket, sc mt for the
use Of this Office.
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DISTINGUISHED ARR1yA1s.-Goye:nor JAlss T..
ORn and Miss ORR, General JAMES CHEsNuG and
wife, arrived IN the city yesterday evening, and
are domioiled at the Mills House.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

IOTH US UUW a. UUNcS.1
On THURSDAY, o1st Febrcary next, at II o'clock viii
be sold in front OF the Exchange under the direction
Of tho undersigned,
All that LOT OF LAND with the buildings thereoni
situate on the southeast corner Of Middle and Minority
streets measuring In front Minority street u feet6
inches By 81 feet in depth, be the same more or Less
Ter1s-One-ha cash; the balance on a credit Of one
and two years. secured by bond Of the purchaser with
interest semi annually. and mortgage OF the premises
Purchase: to pay tor papers. -,
January 81 thu Master in Equity. :.
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THE FOLLOWING are the numbers which drew the
principal prizes in the Kentucky State Lottery
Class B, on Thursday, january s1st, 1857: No.
1884 $50 O0O No. 29s8, $40, GOO; No. 17H, ssooO
No. 2sl16, $1,000; No. 720s 5000; No. $780, s5OoO
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. GREGG,s IMPROVED
EXCELSI0R RRICK PRESS.

TyH1s POWERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL LABoRcsA4. y. =.
i ING Machine will mould $4,000 BRICKS Per 81 &. daE
receives the clny in its natural st1te teIs !! " WI
the lower grades Ill Of equal size und ol qnany u
surpassed in beauty and durability 1t Will also 1naRe
supo.ior FIRE BRICK. = :. "a .,,,, tho
lnrge profits made by those now running.
For Rights and MacM .es address :. .,,-.,r
~ -Nf fEycETsIOK BRICK PRESS COMPANY,
Office No 221 Chestnut strfet
1..,,,.,1r limo Philadelphia, Pa
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January
T0 CAPITALISTS.

sp1FsD1p MILL SEAT, LARGE WATERPoW.
A F m WITH a DAM CO&1PLETE, Ia offered GRAIs
to any one Tint would build thereon C0lIpN fACc
TORY It is situated In the tlnest Cotton ~ @
Apply TO A1o w. !" - chsrsssioei.
EoTember u S'eA1eose.1e 1te>'-1l s
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E. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE | OF Limb
OR zs=s=s r.
BONE DUST MANURE.

The Animal Matter as might be supposed in fertilizer
30 largely derived from hsl Is less highly nitrogenzed
ring the proccss of decomposition, about three per cent
Of Ammonia. The Oil (which is remarkably abundant
though not generally rcckoned among Manures. being
cannot fail Of ndding to the valo of tho mixture cspe
ciary on light sols. The insolublc Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and, ut the same time, mnuteiy
divided also we'll adnpted gradual appropriation by
the plant .s..,s,sa...zz=z5l ..
According to the present sample. GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE is q judiciously and faithfully manufae
turcd Manure, and viii not disappoint those who will
give 1t trial Even employed alone, should expect
1idhly renuneratips results. 60
-. isignedj - CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD
Price SU5 por ton OF 1000 pounds. =. : :
For sale by E. II. RODGERS & CO.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina.
G11thQlnn 80 North Atlantic Mhlrf.
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To P1ANrERs.-n you wish Fertilixers, applyto u
RoDsoN No. 60 East Bay who hos always largo stock
and on the most favorable terms
November % :su thstu2nos
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..BAUGH'S
W-BONE PHOSPHATE
2a0 raNS.nAILY EXPECTED.
400 T0NsDAILY EXPECTED.

- L,
A 8 THE AGENT FOR TEE ABOVE MANURE I
~ last year submitted to Professor Shepard, Of the
South Cnrolina Medical College, sample for tnays1s
and with his endorsement recommended it to my plant
ing friends pleased to.say that their practical
experience fully confirms the Professors opinion Of ts
value aB manure. ..
The best evidence that the results OF Its nse on cot.
ton Inst year wore satisfactory lies In tho fact that those
who then used are this year buying it again. and IN l-
creased amounts L..---.555zz!5=
In transit Tor this port and In conformity with my uni
form rule 1t will be sampled and analyzed by Professor
Shepard upon arrival Tho manufacturers have, how
ever placed my hands analysis of the cargo made
by Professor Williams, # Philadelphia; which shows the
standard or tho MANURE to be fully up to that OF last
season. @.@r-.tz9s:.a5it !
The following Is tho report Of Professor Williams res
fcrred to above:
|....s........5. PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1867.
Hessrs Bdu6h q Sons :. s.ttAA.s,,l5
handed some days since and find TO
be composed as follows:
Moisture at 212 degrees fahrenhei.-. 469 per cent.
Combined Organic Matter .2314 per cent
Bore Phosphate Of Lime. 428S Per cent
tOtheringtedicnts not cstraa ted, ::1is-s.
!, The per centage amount of Ammonia sNery much
greater tban that obtained from most
have examined and this in connection With the feadt
II soluble condition OF tho Bone Phosphate when acted
upon by weak acids-for instance, Carbonc Acd-wtll
been obtained from the application Of your
...,,sE.1 .ts'1 CHARLES P. WILLIAMS,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
j. NJ R0BSDN ;Es +
ts-: AGENT FOR TIE MANUFACTURES =
s'.z.s No. 81 East Bay, Charleston.
January 81 thatu 80, -, 1mo
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PRIVATE SALES.
Fine Residence In Hdsa street.
nv T.OI;IS ID. DeSAUSSURE,

Fine Residence in Hdsa street. e: -. 80 90
By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE. =: ';s+f
The desirable three-story BRICK RESIDENCE on
t south side OF Hasel street. between Meeting and AM
son steeta containing eight large rooms pantry dress
Ig room, and two piazzas, on high basement exten-
sive brick Kitchen, carriage house and stable The Lot
measures 30 feet front by 1870 feet deep more or
ALSO, 5z='E;' >s'.Eis->'trz.
Tie partially burnt BRICK RESIDENCE ON the west
side Of Smith street. Wentworth street. cont lining
six upright rooms, pantry, two good gaTet roos
piazzas &c. On the premises brick kitchen. &c.
The Lot measures Al tcet front by l feet deep and "a
foot on back line. 5=,ftI
Apply US above, at No. % BROAD STRRET. -
February7 thtu6 -
Farm 5iue miles from, the city, on Cooper Riue
BY1. S. X. BENNETT,
At Private Sale ::
a valuable and beautifully located FARM, five miles
from the city, containing 302 acres On it Is an elegant
mansion, and all necessary outbuld Apply ;aai
above ct No. 40 BROAD STREET UP STAIRS.
January u E-I.s. stnth14* rr
BY R. NJ. MARSHALL e BRO. - - ::
LOTS in Alexander and Charlotte streets TO LEASE
for term Of years. e -, y - =
Apply as aoove, at No. So BROAD SThEEst..'
Febrnary4 .5: :-.-------1ntuth -1ntuths4
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Der, &C.. &c.
aS chance to obtain any of the above articles for
One Dollar by purchasing sealed envelope for 25 cenR
Entire satisfaction guaranteed to Ill.
R tickets 1or One Dollar 13 .or Two Dollars SO for
Fivu Dollars. Great inducements to Agents.
Letters should be addressed
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H.6 n.
% Blank Books;

H.n n.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
: II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style; or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
feb7 1F
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY. .:;l=
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CHEaXw AND CoA1E1ELDs RAnRoAp.-Irem the
proceeiingss,of the North Carolina Legislature,
published ani;ths Raleigh &tndard Of the 9th, we,
find chat tho Bill providing for the subscription OF
900 of the State stock, invested in the North
Carolina Railroad, 80 soon as private stockholders
shall have subscribed the same amonnt, was taken
: no and read The committee had reported favor
ably to it's passage .z-.sfrzsz.,; : 80 I;
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Court ~or CHANoERY.-The Court met at II. II a.
H., Chancellor LEsrsNE presiding. I:
Nobusiness Of importance Was tra1lsactad. MO
tions of counsel having reference. to the Masters
were granted, and the Petition and Bill Dockets
sounded, for the. purpose Of ofaaaigning causes for
trial. ~ sd s..l -,
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PosroFT1cE, CHARLESTON, S. G., Feb. Z, 1867.
A foreign mail by steamship Pioneer, for Liver
pool, will close at this Office on Saturday morning,
9th inst, at 8 o'clock A. II.
STANLEY G. TRoTT, A. P. NJ.
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"Throw physic to the dogs, III mono OF It.
To make assurance doubly Gure
I'll take"-P1ANrAT1oN BrrTEns,
They never fail-
This great stomschic Healer, 10 long and favorably
known to tho American public, Is just what the people
need. It is remedy they rely For Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Headache, Dizziness, Ague Liver Complaints,
Pains in the Side and Back &c bas equals not tho
lenst among virtues Ia its extreme pleasannoss to the
taste and immediate beneficial effect Try it. ye dyspep
tics and be cured tuthss February
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.SOL..UBL.E ! !. PACIFIC !.
=GUANO...
THE CONGESTION OF THIS GUANOIs IDEN-
TICAL. WITH PERUVIAN. TT DIFFERS
ONLYIN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE +,
SAHfE FIT EhfEE'TS

y1THnE 1T CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT HAs;
wv nearly twice the quantity OF Phosphate of Lime.
15 er cent Of which Is Immediately soluble Its effects
on Cotton tho past seAson have In many instances
ceed Peruvian Guano. has in case proved legs
taryenes the crop does not suffer from It's is the
case with Peruvian Gono BY reason OF the presence In
1t of 90 large per cent Of Phosphate Of Lime Its Inn
proves the soil e1ent that cannot be realized from
Peruvian Guano.
Every cargo Of this Guano is subjected to rigid inspec
lion analysia and Is sold basis Of actual value
The undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tes
mony of well Known South Carolina planters in evidence
Of tho superior excellence Of this Guano.
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THE LIVERPOOL. .sTEAnHBR.--Thes steamship
Pioneer, now loading ct Atlantic wharves for Lv-
erpool, has, we are pleased to learn, engaged q
full cargo Of cotton and through the untiring ef-
forts Of her agents, Messrs. W. B. SMITH & Co.,
viii be dispatched for her port Of destination about
Saturday ne1t. a line of steamships to Liverpool
is fast becoming necessity for us, and We hope
this steamer Will be soon followed by others. The
Pioneer. is :>eistered at ILoYD's as Al, and was
built last Ms, If the best material
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A Novelty.
THE latest and most efecual remedy for the cure Of
debility loss of appetite hesdsche orpor OF the LIVER
etc. is PANKNrN's HEPATIc BETTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. tn
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F. C. BARBER & SON, ;:
aENERAL
MRS. S. COTCHETT

TAs TEMPORARILY LOCATED HER BUSINESS
Ill ut No. 214 KING STREET, "Up staire, next to
Hart Co. Hardware ore where she viii be hnppy to
attend to any. orders in DRESS MAKING, CL0AKS,
EBASOUES, &c. tuthsS February 5
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Friday, January 25th, 1867.


Those knowing him best mourn him most and
will follow his remains TO their last home at Elm
| wood Cemetery, at o'clock to-day.
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AU cTI0n 4 AlsEs,. }sI;i,,I.: I
Observation-Disclosures n,
BY Il. M. HIARsuALLSzB BRtTHER.s e
I..I.4 n

By r. NJ. MARSHALr& ElR0 &c.
THIS DAY, 7th inst, at II O'Clock at the Exchange
III ACRES WEII-WOODED TURPENTINEa aIAND.
In the Parish Of St. James Goose Creek Plat can be-
gean at our Officer Terms cash. to pay yna Tor
papnrs - mtuth3 -. ~. y: February ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
'-----------.--
A-o&{on Vu1a1 Th1a Day.

Auction sa1os Thfs Day.
R. IT, MARSHALL & BRo. will soil this day as ane s1' h
change Broad street. at II oolook an elegant manHe
at the southwest oerner OF George Ind Anson streets
also the lot Of land in Alexander street. known as the
.Dewees' Lot; also 1T acres wall wooded turpendnc
lands in the Parish of st. James Goose Creek.
BRUINS BEE Will sell this day, in front Of thet,
store No. 7S East Bay at hafpast 10 O'Clock, whihkey
brandy, gin and wines.
A1oNzo j. WnrrE sos will ss11 this day, 1t the
north of the old Custom House, at O'Clock, two very
eligible vacant lots of land. -
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, d IL
o'clock, frkins and tubs Of butter and lard.
JuRN G. MnNoR 4 Co. will sell this day at their auc'
hon saesroom No 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock one
bale New Market brown sheeting and 100 pair assorted
pantaloons-
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'ARIlCLEo
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
And not to be paid for until you know what you have
drawn,
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JAvA.TppEp BunNERs-We called attention.
some days since, to these gas burners, which are
being introduced by Mr.. BRANN1eAN. We are
1,sine some Of them, and like them very much
Orders for them may be left at the Charleston
Hotel,
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ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement, in
another column calling upon parties to remove
their freight from the depot Of the Savannah and
Charleston Bailroad.
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sRxaERHuND.-It will he seen by those Of our
readers who are conversant with German itera-
ture that the Swngerbund celebrates it's Anniyer-
sary this evening.
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KID. GLOVES.

TEMPORARILY LOCATED At C. q. J0HNsTONl
STORE, No. 269 KING, OPPOSITE HAsEA sIAE-E4:
February szz-.--
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FzRNAaptHA, in Florida, either must be city Of
the dead, OF was laid out originally on too extern
aive scale, or else it's inhabitants are all dead
broke. We labor in q state,ot dark perpledtive--
ness on the subject, and shall be much obliged to
the Fernandina Courier for q luminous solution.
In the issue Of that paper for January 80, kindly
sent us by tbs geutlemanly purser Of the stesmer
Dictator, ne see acatalogue covering three or four
closely printed columns Of the city lots, advertised
for sale for non-payment eff taxes. What is the
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lAGRIcU.ITU.RA:L Ar,
lG1--
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
PERUVIAN GUAN0,

NyHE GREAT COTTON FERTILIZER OF THE DAY.
Il For sale in bags, by RAVENEL CO.
January a =sI-HE= th8tu10
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was informed that was the quickest roue got 70 Mon
real Saturday the 23d OF April from Albany 10 Mon
real was about 10 hours witness has Travelled West from
Albany; witness don't know the time from Albany to
Syracuse from Albany TO Buffalo, wltoss has never
taken notes of his time In travelling those routes.
John Ford recalled defeRSc-Wtness in tho
ans half told him he was mistaken as 70 the Tune when
Pescara was performed. 40
Mr. Darlington objected 10 the last answer ana inc
Court ruled the answer out -
o. Did Weichman not state TO when in prison. that
he clothes because he had left his clothes AZ
Mrs SuTatts 10 be washed and was not permitted 10
send for theml A. He stated that In substance; Mr..
Lloyd prison with witness Welcman told witness
that he had told the Secretary OF War where John sur
raft was at the time OF the assassinaon ne SAID ne nad
told him that he was in Montreal.
Mt Perrepont asked TO have the last question stricken
By Mr. Brddiey-He (Weichmanl told witness that Sur
raft was In Canada the day OF the because
he had seen dispatch from Surrat from there dated
Bv Mr. Darlington Witness took notes OF some con-
versatOns in the prison. but not at the time hey oc
CURED. - -
in Carroll prison with Weichman witness went with
Weichman to WndOrs building, where an examination
Odd you hear an officer tell weichman that II he
didn't testify to more than nc hau ALREADY Vofu NC "o"
M Carring0r-I object; your Honor has already ruled
IL out.
The Co,ut-You must put the question so as 10 make It
Mr. Merrick stated that the defense had further wit
nesses examine today that they had sent for witnesses
who had teegIaphed that they would be here tonight
He could now state 10 the counsel the other side tna
be defense expected to close their testimony tomOOw
The Court knew how the defense had been
in obtaining the presence OF their Witnesses hete
q difficult matter 10 get WlthoSsce h0io iA"i" VIZ $1,000
The Court acouiesced In the remarks Of counsel and
would therefore take recess AccotulhHy az IL.
D. N the Court took recess until tomorrow morning az
onfs1