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i i jje rejoaii mtmti Tjt ntV ' i t aiJBjasKtt! ; jtwSyjV3gJUtlbti'gf yfj 4 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. 7 IE JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1865. m i i ' VOL. X. NO. 29 Good Xcws for Ladies! MDLLEiU BRENTANO, Amenta for GrovorA linker" ccl- rhrntcil Elnstlc Stllcli Sewing Mnch'e, Havoonlmnd n vnrtcljr or Ibcso ma chines for trial uud In spection. TO Ibco machines wa awarded Ihc first Premium ut tlio Siato l-'nlm or Now York Indiana, Vermont, Ohio, Iowa, Illi nois, Kentucky. Michigan, rcinmjrlvoula and Oregon, over nil opposition. Call around, ladles, befdro purchasing elsewhere, and examine llicw ninrliltii-a. MULLER & BRENTANO. June 3d JH'jJli. Jni-3ir Veterans &, Hecruits. Till'. last Legislature bIvm o lionnty of 8150 to each recruit In the regiment uovr king rulscd. It nlo voted Five Dollars iter month extra iay to cncli person Iwlong Ins to tho cavalry icglmeiit e-nlUlcil three rears ago. Thufo nmimiiU nru to do iul, In Slate Homln. Thoo vv iehlug these Iwudd would do well ticallnn JACOBS .fcRUSSKLL. Jacksonville. Jan. 12. '114. JanUlf MEDICAL CARD. Wo would cull especlul nttcntlon to tlio Medical Curd of Dr. C. V Mooro, In (moth er column of thla paper. In addition to the many notice. which ho has received from tho prcss,tbrmighoul the Statu, wonro plcaascd to hear testimony to hln profc-ailon-at ability, nnd recommend Iilm to tho pub lic confidence as nn hunorahlo gentleman, ami a skilful pliyflclan und Burgeon, In wlioni tbu mont Implicit rullanca can Iks plac ed by tboio requiring Ms services. .Sen Ju , Cmtllt. I'llOTOGKAPUS. OUVIL DOUGH would tinnnnnco to tho l.nillen and Gentlemen of Jnckroiit llle sud lclnlty, that hv luw n eel veil un Invoice cf new atucl:. rc-ierriingcd liin gulhry nnili l now H-rinniuutly licaleel In .liuleon-l vllle, Tor the purpura if taking picture In j ill the In'i'invul urt i( l'hntogrupby. und I would rerpectlully solicit u shuru of tho tuUlc intrnii.it'. HOOM.S nnpnritii I'. J. Hyatt' New Uriel:. Jacksonville. Juno 'Jllh. I8lJ. If. OSBORN&, SESSIONS. rrnriMsiML ami niMiiissinx Anr.M.s.lctl,lc"y"lllc CIO Merchant St., Sim l'rmirhco, Cul, Having hail rxtennh'o experience In both Went llmt In COUNTRY MlUtCHANT.S liuuicruiv HUU rvillll umiit v im mn- dctlrlnp; a resident ngenl, or to un occmlou si purcLiaicr, wu can oiler luperlor Induce ui-nu. 1'jrtlcuUr attention given tn collections, lbiurcluia and vale of I.euul Tender note, UnIIi, Htumi)', Hewing Muchlue, etc., or other Iruuhicllout rKpilrlng tho tervlcet of cxrlcuced nnd reliable Rgeut. i'urcbaci will be in ide lor cub only, ex crpt In cau of iK:clul ngreement tu the coalrary. . co 113. (Osbovn, Formerly with Canhimu, 1'ikikon & Co.. Wboloulu dealvM In lluu clothing, San l'mu cbcu. C0. . 0CjSiClll5, Formcrlr with C. !'. Goonwix, k Co., UlioK'nile Grocer, Ban l-'riiuclrco; nlto, lliUMiiitv & Wade, Juukiouvlllv, Oregon. REFER BY PERMISSION TO A w ooi), lrf.il tnil thoo tinier, 8n ) rnntlico L. II. IICM'IILY I U'U lknlwaro Doakri, San IniiciKik 0 W III. LI, A,Myr. nntrandtco. CUItK I'l.llKI.M), Wwl liMltn, San FrantlKO. Jiiciiva.ima. iuiiimr aj'XjoxiaEiNroai: Sewing Machine. JOHN NnUIir.lt would announco to the ' proplo of Juckron County, that hv lun rrocurtd an apeucy lor thlit pii-rlei in.i cblne.aml will In a riiort time luue n good upply on band. Ililn mncblno gather, ', embrnliUri aud inaUt. 4 dllicrcut kMior ftlichu. Jck.onvlllc, January 2ll. tf J.J.K.N0W1.TO.V. ii. w: ciu.xKV. J. J KXOVIraK ft GO. ADVERTISING- AG'TS, WuniEAbT COltMitt OF I the nracllco of in.aiclm". Ho will niwayn Uonlgomcii- tS. Calllurnlu blrceU,',, ul,1(j nt ,, 8U1 stand, tho Ombiclt iOiwotite U'tllt. Fttraa If Co'a i Hutnltul. iiiiLh abKlit profiMon tmi A -rvr -wr.v tm. .v-,-.A-- ll 'J,A.I UAOW V, Dissolution Notice. 1MIE uuderslgntd has this day wllb . drawn from the firm of Thompson k Uvi, aud will continue, tho practice of -Medicine, Surgtry and Obstetrics, in Jacksonville nod vicinity, nnd eolicita u we or the putroujge. Olliec nt his nsl DCe at the old Murry Ilocmstrnd. T. L. DAVIS. Pw. 13th. 18M (kcl7tf 3VOTIOES. MY wife, Margaret lllack, having left mj bed aud hoaid, without nny just wute, I nnilfy all per,ons not to trust her on my account, as 1 will not pay nny debt r her contraotlnir. CHAur. 'A iii.ark- OHARLLaULACK ""J UIU JBliS, mayCw 1 FIBE! FIEE!! npUEonlylnmranco Company that can i,ita,'j. d0 busliHM in Uiegon is the of n, U.ey llxvo compiled wfili tbu lawn SiaJfipbjr dPIn8 $50,000 in tho 6te. Ch capital $ToO,OUU. Jseln.ti, t, S.AC,1S Ull0'a Agents. ""kionvWe, FebrMary 25th, 1805, feMMI THE OREGON SENTINEL. ISSUED tYLRY suuitDir Monxtxn. n. F. DO-WELL, Proprietor. SctMcntrciOK Por One year. In advance, 171111- Tlntlnr , If t.nl.1 ttll,1.. tl.K rt !.. . --- , i"- .....III. ,uu iiiti, l-lx I hiniilli. if fhn itnn. tic. .1nl!... . it -. l.S until tho oxplrntioii of tho year. Mr dollar. AnKtiTistKn Ono square (10 lines or lc). first limerllon, Three Dnllam j ench aubv-qiiont Itiourllon. Ono Dollar. A din count of llfty percent will bo ruado to those who nilvpilin- by tho year. fffl-tfimt Trml.ni reiv-lrisl ut current run. I. O. O. IV-.TarksoiM illo Lotlgc SVcJrsSs.iN". IO, hoieis Its rcg- -.'viSati'f'JtXular mectlnc on cverr fW.W datiirdav rvcUng at the Vf"5 Masonic Hall. Drnlhcia In good standing nro Invited to ntlend. CHOUGH P. TOXIC, N. G. Hnivivv Hsxvu. H.Sec'y. IruMccf. J, M. Suttou., Win, Ray and S. J. Day. Wnrron Lod No, 10, A. F. & A. M. HOLD their regular comrminl- ycallom tin' Wednesday KvcnliiKnon or preceding tbu full moon, In jack- BONMI.Ii;, OllLOON. JOHNU. HOSS.W.M. 0. W. Savaok. Sco'y. o. jAroiis. n. r. ncRSKix. JACOBS, &. RUSSELL, ATI'OR.NKYS AND COUNSELORS AT IiAW, AND SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY, JACI.-fONVII.I.H, OltKHO.V, Onire u'iiullc llio Court lliiuir. All bu'lncM committed to their care will be uroniplly atteinli'd tn. July 29. 'C2. B. F. DOWELL, Jacuhonvii.!.i:, Okkuu.v. tVlll practice In nil tbu CourU of tbt Third Judicial DlMrlct, the Supreme Court or Ore eon, and In Yrekn, Cul. Vur Scrl) prompt ly culbcled. Oct. IB. T. T. CABANISS, M. D. JLatu of Yii'ltn, Cal., -VilLL I'llAaiCE Medicine and Surgery -IS- JArilRDX. AM) AIUACIIM C0QTII3. Jiirlonnvlllc, JuucJOll jncIOIf "tame notice j IT1!,3 HE STEAMEH1P DEL KORTE ill mil trum can l iuiiciico lur .w Ctla Cfi3 UOtli OV KACH ?ItlNTII. 1.'nr fiplulit nr aaee Innulro of Jec llullud.vy. Ac'iit. cornel ofl'tont and Juct- mil llllltr, kTiin mmirvi Dl'OAN i WALL. AcrntP. Creicvnt City, Cal. Crocrnt Cllv Mav 23d. 'li-V Je3inC J. S. HOWARD, SURVEYOR CIVIL ENGINEER, Jackiosvii.u: Orttonx, I5cU near tho South end of Oregon ,u;cet. Januaiy, 2, 18lit Onice nt bin rctldcnce on Oregon Hreet DR. L.K.THOMPSON orricK CITY DRUG STORE, mxiDK.vcc Piioltv llio Cuuiily Jnll. JarMiiiIIIe,Ogii. dc24tf W. G. T'VAULT, Attorney nnd Counsellor Jackronvimx, Ohi.ohk. Office at reildvnce on Culllurnla Street, All butlnen cutruttcd to bl caio prompt. Iv atlendtd to. J""1-" PETER BRITT. PHOTOGKArillO ARTIST IS ritCPAUKU to taici: nticnns IN EVERY STYLE OFTHKART, WITH ALL THE LATEI.MritOVEMENTS. If Picture do not gho fall-faction, no clmrxua will bo made. Call at bli new Gal Itry. on tho hill, examine bla plctuien, and lUior jour jiM.-iu.-M. DR. A. B. OVERBECK. n. Hi. rlu rk would nnnonuco to the clt- I &?", ZmS" S V. l..l.. .1..., pro illy I .1 lnlkllll al bulms. He would rerpecliu tollcit a unewnl of foimer patrouae ut. d. ills 8- rRQ0, MIX L FARGO, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS Walla Walla, Washington TrnntToar, OFFICE over Bank Exchange, Main Sirut, will practice in all the Courli ol the First Judicial Diatricl, ulso the Su prcme Couit. Collections promptly at Jei.iUd to. All business mtrustid to our euro will receive prompt attention. ju3if. j. u , .siThii. w. o. UNoroup LASATER&LANQFORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Walla Walla Ciiy, XV. T., Ono door west or Kjger & Reeso'sllilck 5toic. ilt:aif F. B. FARGO, NOTARY PUBLIC, Walla Walla. W.T., Will tnko acknowledgments of deeds Pro test Notes und deeds made out at short no tice and acknowledged. jue3tr TAKE TIIE PAPERS. Wby don't you tako the papers? They're the lire of my delight) Except about election time, And then I read for rpttc. Sub'crlbo, ynu cannot loc n cent Why hould yon bo afraid ? For cajh lliui paid U money lent On Interest lour-fold paid. Go, then, mid tako the paper, And pay to day, nor pay delay, And ray nrd, It It Inferred, You'll llvo till you are gray. An obi newspaper friend of mine, While dying fiom a cough, Dcelrcd to bear the luted nuM", While bo was dying off. 1 took tho paper and 1 read Of tome new pllla In force; lie bought n box and It be dead t No hearty a a honro. I knew a prititer'a dibtor once. Racked with a tcorcblng fcirr, Who tnorc to pay her debt, next day If hirdlitrc't would leave hir. Next morning flic was at her work, Dlvc-tid nt' her pain, Dut did (orgct to pay her dell, Tilt taken down agalp. ''Horc, Jcralc, take there tllvcrwbcti And pay the prlutir now 1" Sho rlept, and tlept, and then awoke, With health upon her brow. I knew two men, n much alike, At e'er jou fee two flump.; And no phrenologist could find A dirTercuco In their bumpi. Ono tubas the papen, and bis life In happier t lun a Llng'r, HI children all can read nnd write, And talk of men and llilugi. The other took no poper.and While ttrnlllug through the wood, A treo Ml doun, und broke lit" crown, And killed hlm,"vcry good." Had he been nailing of the nowi At home, like neighbor Jim, I'll bet a cent that accldcut Would not hae happened him. Why don't sou take the pip-nt Nor from the printer inrnk, nccaii'oyou borrow of his boy A paper every wcilc. Tor be who takes the paper, And pays hi bills when due, Can lite lu pence with God aud man, And with the printer too. A I'i'nny Count Scene. The Dubu que Timti iys : A funny icne, and one not nllogelhcr In accordance nlih the chaplcr nf the code regulating the ilutlrti ol Justice of the Peace, was prc-miltd In n Justice's Court, not ten milu from Dubuque, tho other day. A man was brought before the Squire In be tried for assault and battery. Now, I it remembered that the said Squire lias nn anient love of "tho craylhur," und when his "hue " Is Indulged to uny cxtmt, be Is out upoUcn, nnd betrajs the" learn ings'1 In the trial of a case. Well the principal wllncw for the pros ecution wos cullul in the ubove trlul. lie procicdul to tell Mi story : " I was go ing along the street." said he, " and I taw Ihc plaintiff stindlng near the curb stone. The defendant come up to Mm, Icoktd at him a second, and then slruck him a squire blow nnd I. nock til lilmosrr." Bully for him ! Bully for him I" fhou. ted the Justice, In evident delight. "That" what I like to see, ttjuart blow." 'I he councl und sptctnton were amad, nnd sat looking nt the delighted Justice like stntnes j then three or four ol them burst into n laugh. "Order In the court," cried the Squire. "This coort niut be respected In u prop er manner. Proceed with jour cases, gen tlemen." " Well, but your honor," said the coun. sel for tho prosecution, " I'd like to know what kind of a nroccedlng thli Is. Mow can wo try this cose under such clrcum Rtances. lour Honor i.nons ' Order in tic csurt," roared the squire. " Gentlemen, proceed wills the case. I'm glad It was a square blow he struck him !" he continued, ending the sentence In a hear. ly laugh. Of course the prosecution "rested" here, and well they might. The "rquare blow" had settled their hash In that Court. The defence oQVred their testimony nod the Justice dlmif-sed the case. A country correspondent, writing to the Oswego Commercial Adwtntr, says : "My little Jejsle has completely upset. me she has Just come running lu "Oli, papa! papal we lost our President, and now tho Democrats hive lost theirs I Jeff Davis is look l" It Is wid that washing with Oastilc soap suds nnd anointing Ihe crocked teats of cowi pith glycerine will soon cure the most stubborn case. A lovesick boy, 16 year or age, com mitted suicide in Cincinnati Friday the 14th. TRIAL OF TIIE ASSASSINS. The Jml(;c Aitroenlcon llieKvltletic-. YashIngton, Tooilay, June 27, 1SC5. The trial nf the alleged conspirator, after oceunvinP spveml wk. .,! M.i examination of several hnmhiJ iln.l Is now over, much to ihc relief of Ihc coun mI and the Court, to whom It has been in n extreme degree fatiguing. 'Ihc Court hate nffmdvt cery facility to the counrrl for procuring witnesses The Court will meet to morrow morning, and of coune will sit with closed doors, for the purpoe of deliberating nnd to make their findings. It It not thought that this will occupy much time, ns the members have weighed the testimony ns tho trial progressed. Wushlngton, Wednesday, June 26. The Court met at tn o'clock this alter noon, when the special Judge Advocate, Bingham proceeded to sum up the evidence, and present the views or the law, artsirg upon the facts In the ease on trial. The qnetIons nf fact Involved In the Is sue arc: 1' irst, Did the nccincd, or anv of them, In pursuance rf such conspiracy nnd with the Intent alleged, commit iltbcr or all ol the ncti specified. TUB ACT tr ONK CONS rlllATflU HINDS ALL If the conspiracy be established, as Lid, it results that whatever was raid or done by either cT Ihc parties thereto, In further ance of the execution of the ccinmon de gn, Is the declaration or act of oil the parlies to the conspiracy; ui,d this, wheth er tho other parties, at the time such words were uilrrtd, or such ucls dune by their confederates, weie preterit or ubttnl, here ivithln the iiitreiichtd lints of your copilot, or crouching behind the Intrenched limn of Illchmoml, or nwnitiog the results of their murderous plot against their couutiy, Us constitution und lus, arioss theboukr under the shelter of the British dug. The declared and aiceptid rule nf l.iw in casts id conspiracy is that In proticulion for conspiracy it Is an estublitl.td rule Ihut when sexual persons nit- proved tn hac combined together for tin- same illrgul purpose, uny uct dort- by one of the parly in pursuance of (lie original tuncertcd pun. mid in reference tn the common object, Is, In the cohtimpln'iuii ol the law, ns well ns in sound reason, the act of the whole-path; und therefore Ibo proof ol the net will be e-tldtnco against any of tin others who Mire engaged in the same general conspir acy, without re-guril In the question wl.eth vr the prisoner las been proved to have been concerned in the particular transuc- lion. (Phillips on evidence, 210) Tlr;cd rame rule obtulns in rase of treason. II several persons agree to Icry wor, some In one place and tome in unulher, and one parly do actually apprur in arms, this i u lew lug of war bv all, us well thoiewho rnr-nnnl (n nrrnn n tliricnulin tftr if ll I "VII. SIWS III Mt Sli ihwiv "iw "VS 11 ll I wire done In pursuuncc of tt c original con cert; for those who made the uttempt weie emboldened by the confidence Inspired by tho general loncert, aud therefore these particular ucls are in Justice indisputable tu all the rest. (Ut Kail. Plrut of the Crown, 97; Roscoe, 84.) UOW THE COMrinATOI.S AM! LtNCCO TO- GKTUKn. After quoting otht-r authorities In this amucctton, Judge Binghnm asked what Is I l,o evidence, direct und circumstantial, that the accused, or either of than, logetli- ... . .. r. .. V.I. t.,fi(.. it Willi joun Jt. ourrun, juiiii vi iikvs Booth, Jtfferson Davis, George N. San d rs, Beverley Tutker, Jueob 'I hompson, Wm. C Cleaiy, 0. C. Cluy. George Har per and George Young, did combine, feder ate and conplrc, In old of the existing rr belllon, as charged, to kill ubd murder within the military department of Wash Irgton, and wlihln the fortified nnd in trenched lines thereof, Abmlum Lincoln, lni. ond nt (lie time of the said romblnlnsr. confederating and conspiring, President of the United States of Aroeilco.ond com- mander in chief of Ihe hrrny and nuvy thereof; Andrew Johnson, Vice President or the United Stoles; William II, fieword, Secretary or Stute or the United '.-jintei, and Ulvssrs S. Grant, Lieutenant General ot the annlcs thereof, ond then i a command under the direction of the President; that Davis, a the leader of the rebellion, gave to his agents, then lu Conodo, commissions lu blunk, be-uiing the official signature of his War Minister, J. A. Seddon, lo bu by them filled up ond delivered to such agenti as they might employ to act la the Inter est of the rebellion within the United States, and ioteoded to be a cover and pro tection for any crimes they might therein commit Ip the service of the rebellion ire also facts eslablljlicd here, and which no man can gainsay. Who doubti that Ken- ntduy, whose confession mode in view of immediate death, at proved here, was com missioned by these accredited egtnts of Davis to burn the city of New York; that be was to huve attempted it oo the night of the Presidential election, and lliat he did In combination with his confederates, set fire lo four hotels lo the city of New York on the night of Ihe 25th of Novcm bcr tact ? Who doubti that lo like mas- tier, In the Interest of the rebellion and by the authority of Davis accredited agent, also commissioned Dennett II. Young to commit arson, robbery and innrder of nn- ' """n' '" ai. Aioan. crmonw Wko ,,oob,,'P8n l,,e M""ny shown, that Davis, by his ogents, deliberately adopted the system of starvation of our captive toldicri in his hands, or that, as shown by the testimony, he sanctioned the burning or hospitals and steamboats, the procrly or private persons, and paid there for from tils stolen treasure the lum of 835,000 In gold. tiik ys;iiow rxvrsi rLivr. By the evidence of Joeph t)odfrcy Hy- ams tt Is proved that Thompson, the agent or Jellerson Mavis, paiii iilm money Tor the service be rendered In Ihc Infamous and fiendish project ol Importing pestilence In to our camps end cities, to destroy the lives or citizens and so'd lens, and Into Ihc houe ol the President for the purpose ol dcstrovlng his life. It may be sold, and, doubtless, will be said, by the pcnMoncd advocates ot this rebellion, that llyuuis, being Inlamou, Is not to be believed. It is admitted that he Is Infamous, as It must be admitted that nny man Is Infamous who either participated In such tv crime or at- tempt In any wise to extenuate; but It will be observed that llvnms is sapportcd by the testimony of Saiinitd Conover who heard Blackburn and the other rebel agents In Canada speak or this Infernal project, and by the testimony f Wall, tho wel'. known auctioneer of this city, whore char acter Is unquestioned, ihut hu received the importullrin of iestiKi.cc, of course vviih cut nny knowledge of the purpose, nnd ' that Ihumi consigned the goods to him In tho name of J. W. llurris, n fuel tn llstlf un oiknowhdgmcnt of guilt; and that he received allervvard A letter from llurris, dated Toronto, C. W.) December 1, 16C1. wherein Harris stated that he hud not been able to come to the Statu suirii his nturii to Cannda, nnd aikul fur an account of tho rule. It was, Binghnm said, a mat tcr of iiotoile-ly, ihut n part or I hams' statement Is verified by the results at New ban, N. C , tn width point, l.u says, a por lion of the Infected clothing was shipped through u sutler; the result ol wl.lcu as!anj wjltcl, wnl ll)m worJ, , ,.ijon.t that nearly 1.U00 citizens and soldiers Hni, tLe.ro about that time with the yellow fever COMPLICITY Of DAVIS. Iliiighaiii then prone-Jiil to show that there wus positive proof on the rrcoid to show that the ribel chief, Jeff Davis, sane- tlomil these crliws committed, nnd utlrmpt thrnugh the luslrumerilality of hi ac credited uicnts In Canada, Thomas, Clay ' Tucker, Sandeis, Clcary, etc., upon the hmt'e and properly of the people of the Nmlh. and that Davis, the procurer of ar-1 son nnd of the Indiserlmlnite murder of tin Instntnl nt-iil ftTi Hiltni IirPf Ufll V t tiTXii ' IIIIV It v v .......f, ..,,. ..rf .. ant therefrom, wis capable also ol ciidev.waicplured sifter the flight ol Pajnf, oriug to procnie the munltr, by dirrct as . wm wa( Krn j0 ride away, and which sos.inotlon, of Ihi Preiidrnt of lie United Stales, ind othcti charged wilh the duty or maintaining the Government of the United Statu and ot suppressing (he re bellion, In which this arch traitor nnd con i splralor was engaged. 'I he omcioi papers of Davis, capturrd onder the victorious gnnsofour army In the rebel rapltul, Identify beyond question and shadow of doubt nnd placed upon your rrconl, togeth er with Ihc declarations, and acts of his conspirator! and agents, proclaim to nil the world that he wr.s capable of attempt ing to accomplish Ms. (reasonable procura lion of the muri'.ir of tho late President and oilier rhlet evlUcus of ll.e Untied States by the hand'4 of hired assassins. TIIK ASSASSINATION rLANNKD IN CANADA. IJiiV'hoin said the Court mutt be satis 6ed fiat the several parlies named In the ivcosil did comblno and conspire together lu Canada to kill and murder Abraham , Lhicoln, Andrrw Johnton, William II Reward ood Ulytwi S. Grant, nnd that this agreement was subs lantlally entered Into by Booth and the agenti of Davii In Canada as early ns October, there couw nbt be any doubt. Whatever may 1 Ihe conviction of others, my own convlo tlou Is that Jtrftrson Davis is ns clearly proven guilty of this conspiracy at Is John Wilkes Booth, by whose hand Jeflerson DvW Itifliclcd the mortal wound rpon Abraham Lincoln. His words of Intense hale and rage and disappointment ere not lo be overlooked ;lht the assassins had1 not done their work well J that they hod! not succeeded lo robbing the people a'.to cether of their constitutional Executive .j .j-:.... ,i i..,A nct MP'wimi . "If thev had killed Andy Johnson, fuc beatt.ltbat they were clearly co conspirators, nnd and Secretary Stanton, the jo's would be complete." The Job, say this procurer of assassination, was not well door. It had been belter if it had been well done. It appeared by the testimony that Ihe prop osillon snide lo Davis wis lo kill and mur der the deadliest enemies of the Confed eracy, not to kldosp them ai is now pre tended here ; that by the declaration of Sander, Tucker, Thompson, Cloy, Cleery, narper and Young, ibe conspirators in Cacado, the agreement lad comblDatlonj nmonjr thorn was to kill and murder Abra ham Lincoln, William II. Seward, An drew Johnson, Dlyrses S Orant, KJnin M. Stanton, and others of his advisers, and not ktdoap them. It nppcan from every utterance of John Wilkes Booth, ai well ai from the Charles Sclby letter, that as early ni November the preposition wtlh Mm was to kill and murder, not to klJosp. CD-OI-XnATION KiTAnLISIItD. ' Tho learned gentleman en'cml Into an elaborate review of the evidence, saying that, there was co operation between the), sgvcrnl accused tn tho execution oflhli -conspiracy, Is clearly rstabliihnl by tho testimony ai Is the fsct that Abraham Lincoln was killed an J murdered by John Wilkes Booth. The 'ovldcnco shows that all of the accused, sat Mudd nnd Arnold, were In Washington on the Mill of April, tho day of the assassination, together with John Wllkri Booth and John II, Surratt j that on that djy Booth had a secret Inter, view with tho Prisoner, Mary E. Surratt, that Immediately hereafter ibo went to Surrallsvlilc to perform her part of tho preparation necessary to tho successful ex rcutioo of tho conspiracy, nnd did not mrAo. that preparation ; that John II. Sur-4 rati had arrived hero from Canada, notify, lug the parties that the price to be paid for the great crime had been provided for, at Icnil, In pari, by tho deposit receipts of April Cth for SlSQ.OOO, procured by Thompson oftho Ontario Bink, Montreal, &nad.i; that he was alio prepared to keep watch or strike a blow, and ready for the contemplated flight ; that Alzerutt, on the afternoon of that day, was seeking to obtain it horse Ihc belter to secuto his own , safety by flight alter he should have per foimrd the tusk which bo had voluularlly undertaken, by contract In the consplrscy, the murder nt Andrew Johnson, then Vica Prrsidcnt of tho United States; that ho did procure n horse for that purpose at Nsy lorV, and vvai seen at nine o'clock la tho evening to ride tn the ICIrkwood House, ' 'inhere tho Vice President then was. dis was, mount and enter. At a previous hour Booth nai nt the Klrkwood HouMand left hi card, now In evidence, doubtless to be sent to tho room of Ibo Vice rresidcol, w,,, disturb jou i oro you nthomit J. Wilkri Booth." Atzrrolt, when hi tnmlo application nt Brooks' In the after noon for the horse, said to Wclchmso,, who was there, bo was going to riJo In lh country, nnd be wus golnx to get o horso and send for Payne, Ho did get a horn for Payne, ns well as for himself, for.lt Is , ,lllt on ,l0i 12th he wn Men lo Washington riding llio horse which bid been procured by Booth, Id compioy with m0,u !,t November, from Gardiner. rA , aimllar horso wai tied before the door of U.......1 nn tim sntl,t l ll. stiitiU nnA Win Ht VI IIIU ll'llk VI 1116 UIUIUVI) M horse Is now Identified as the Gardiner horse j Booth also procured n horse on (hi lame dy, took It to his stable, In tho reir of the theater, where l.e had nn 'Interview m, Spanglcr, nnd where he conceited It; HarroM, too, obtained a horso In the oiler- noon, and was seen between 9 nnd 10 , o'clock riding wlih Alzerott down the av enue front the treasury, then , up Fourteenth nnd Jown P. i'.smI. pasting close lo Ford'i theatre. 0 Laughtln had come lo Washington the day before, bud sought nut tils victim. Gen. Grant, at the house of Ihc Hrcrelary of Wur, that he might be nblo with certain, ly to Identify Mm, nnd at the very hour when these preparllons were going on, wsi lying In wait at Rullinaii'i on Ibo avenue, kicptng walcli, and declaring as ho did at 10 o'clock T. M., when told that the fatal blow bad been struck by Booth; "I don't bellevo Booth did It." During tin day and ulglit previous he hid titen visit- Ing Booth, ind doubtlesi encouraging mm, and at that very hour wai In position, at a coavenlenl distance, lo old end protect Mm In his flight, as w.cll as fo execute Ml own part of tho conspiracy, by Indicting ciealh upon Oenernl Gfunl, who, happily, wos not nt the ttieater, or In tho city, hav Ing left the city that day. Who doubti that Booth, having eicerlatncd, In the course of, the day, that General Grant would noi be present at tho theater, O'Uiighln, who was lo murder Gcntril Grant, Instead of entering the box wllh Booth, m detailed lo He In wall ood walch and support hjm ? Judge BU-gbini minutely detailed the circumstance! in con. iwcllon wills all of the accused to show concluded Mi tlubornte summing up ai fol lows) C0NCI.CSION. If thli treasonably conspiracy bu not been wholly executed; If Ihe several execu tive officer of the United Slates and tbi Commiuder of Iti aiinles, to kill and mar. der whom Ihe said several accused tbu confederated and conspired, hive not each and all fallen by Ihe hands of these con spirator, thereby leaving Ibo people of the Uoiled State without a President od m 6 - j .t V Jf. ? .; . y vf ' r L-V SJi ,4l!Ciste'.! , ,-H.jM & IS jJbvmtjXi iilifllHtfLv. -rfar' !!,' VA,,V