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A. I don't know anything about that.
31st. The record shows Levin Woolford to have been sworn
by you, but there is no enty of cause of disqualification, nor
is his name carried out as a qualified voter. Why is it so ?
A. It must be a mistake, an omission or oversight.
32d. What act of disloyalty was proved against Charles
H. Rider?
A, I don't remember.
33d. What act of disloyalty was proved against Thomas
F. J. Rider?
A. I don't remember.
34th. What questions did John M. Phillips refuse to an-
swer ?
A. I don't remember.
35th. What act of disloyalty did Horatio Nelson acknow-
ledge?
A. I asked him if he ever rejoiced at the success of the
rebel arms over the arms of the United States? He said,
when lie heard of the result of the battle of Bull's Run he.
shouted, Glory, Hallelujah! and said it was the gayest day
of all his life.
36th. What questions did Sandy Malone fail to answer?
A. I don't remember.
37th. What acknowledgment did William W. Mitchell
make?
A. I don't remember,
38th. What testimony and who gave it, did you have
against Solomon Layfield?
A. I don't remember.
39th. What proof did you have of the disloyalty of Joshua
Holliday ?
A. I don't remember.
40th. What cause of disloyalty was proved against Jesse
Davis ?
A. I don't remember.
41st. If an applicant said his sympathies were with the
South how did you enter him ?
A. If he bad said he had expressed those sympathies, I so
entered it.
42d. Did Edwin Dashiell say, he had, expressed his sym-
pathies openly ?
A. I do not remember whether he did or not.

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