12 o'clock
My son Jackson was a very cool-headed man , and always did everything in the manner that would create the least excitement or suspicion . You see , he had a plan in a moment for the safety of this poor boy . `` Well , to get back . The next day the Court reassembled at 12 o'clock and proceeded with the trial . The witnesses were sworn . Serg ' t Smith exhibited the detail for the guard , as well as the detail from the boy 's company , and the report of the detail to him with James Whitcomb 's name on the same . He then showed the time for the boy 's guard-duty to commence on that relief , and finally , by the Officer of the Guard who went around with the relief guard , that the boy was found asleep and did not arouse from his slumber when he was challenged , but that the Sergeant of the Guard had to shake him quite hard to arouse him .