, 1862-10-18

H. lH*F InAiNeeted great desire 10 eee
live Yankee GeIeral. Bone OF the
many stories these people have published !;
me were true. for was q little eaucy.
used to 70 to the window to show myself every i
low and then. Ifcund Union man and began to
i've him Instructions what to do. The co1nn~l
n charge seeing me 20 conyersing would exc1ain:
i Take your head in: ,ou muet not talk with :
here EN- - "'su." replied, II hayef2ueat foc .
ny country; am 4 live Yankee; you have the j
power to punish, but God alone can stop this i
guc from Wagsing tLond applause and !
!
We were placed on transport. and there, for !
The first time, learned that We were to be spa /.
,ated frcm the private soldiers. They were sent |
to the prfeene Of Alabama, at Tuscaloosa. 1 !
'ta:ned that We officers had to 20 to Taslahoaa,
bs sjne in my pot session from Col. Jordan an aid
10 Gen, Beau1ega1d. who, permit me to say here
tonight, and you may herald 1t throughout the
country, ie The only nan wearing eeceab uniform
that have received the least particle Of courtesy
fftm r1nce have been with them, drew me aside
[csiee What is his came, what il his uame:''J
1Iis name is Col Jordan, aesistant adjatant gen
e1sl cf Ger. Be8urrga1d. Thlt man had given me
letter to his brother At Mobile, to assist NE Il
Ieeced food. He also wrote to Gen. Jones, con-
naudapt there. authorizing him to provide for me,
il wirbtd-
went with that lefte: to the headquarters of
G<n Jop.f, who, by the way. ia renegade faa-
lee. extended my haad. He said ~ no sir" i
aeled him to proceed to business While the ad-
ctant general vas wri'iug my parole out, alked
with Gen, Jcnes 81 ptalr'y that he began to re-
tpt ct pf. Nlan the ahjntant handed 1ue INF pa
role. ara h.d n7 good bye. Jones arose. and e1~
tenErd Ills hand. said '' no, Sir, Ct courae
Invent up the Alabama River There were no
accommodations for the cfieers, hnt We verc told
that We w*Fe treated as gentlemen We kne"
enough not 20 De cssappoihtee. We were sent
10 1alisIoma, IN -sottAeto dlaoauaa. ~4'eh Is
very healthy Aoo p:eaeAa1 l"e83lty,
l'alec-" Hos .iot ING 1fnkees, nc":set't a7c
there met Lieut.. coi- uatnls' renegade III
h'ifan' VIM esid' "Hene:al: haVeyou any chicA"
20 Eth IN our cfo"a: It's e1f' We nave the
tmtess ii ane entire reginens-the 5sth 1llaol5."
he ssid. ~, too, oEea lived IN Chicago hut was
efmpeIeo 70 1ease th=fe because "as Prosecuted
:,:a.3!.s I a1 .,,a ~. 80; w.. 81 ..aa- o..sS
,,.,+ fersnsa - 10. a. co-ront y ", 81 -. r
,csno,,dcd "rou uere M donht mne,,ed tn
leave becanse YOU were cui,ty Of some crime for
which you feared an arrest. Don't trouble me
with your presence" ILAughterl asked epe-
cia1 favor Of that gentleman that he would not ap
Iroach us again, aud insult us By his presence.
We remained a week at Ta17ahoma There 113
of us were confined in room thirty by fifty feet,
well ventilated, but sec.eh soldiers hsd been quar-
t.red there. 1t was Heety Place. assure sou.
Oar rations were quarter Of pound OF
ncuf, inusts oaoon' anu q pl=ce u cora
@ ol.s' e',1 ~ w sns eousue'n eoo,sls s4,1
,,,. 70 ,,o ,re,a ,nt =, char,, ~ ~ rart If.-,
r..+ a.,..o ~, .. hrsa,,.aa -. 49,.
w. ad-. 900 = ..o, ,ofo-+ora;,,.;n, h,t ro.n.,
~ ~ 49, ~ n,c,o,fs,,
Tho tf,ccre If hc ever iii. into nv haa.s he ;ha
! saf.1 as We suffered. He ATTEMPTED to lectar,
| a,e about ny son. who, he said, had been takez
and hung As aspy, ifthei- papers conlai3e.oeicSea
hut had paper III Hny pocaes TO give hin th:
| ne WILL
@e,a
o,he- exneri.nccs esspnti,, nort;one of vh;c1
| CLEANED {,,n, ,,.;rat.. co,ya,.a+;on r,e h,r,
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| al'a eue 4es' VI eue o111eels "elS hoh MI all
btlng called aooiltl0nists. Lie farther De
clased that the south was IN earnest, ant
ceuld tight upon ltss aud endure more tha'
We tic net t"o Ienesades IRON Illinois,
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neAs Aa0 1sssssoA n4ss oe sA''en'4 sAas
isE@ anu ''''" 'aae pa1'oe1on'p eAte'e, en
, lne paI1les LAVE p1ace o1 euslne:
hAa oo!s ele' WHICH Ii co"hoa 10 IL
: 'has 'ess ae sespoAs1ofe LOT o.
r hno'nel' ana snare oenents aoo losses
5 - eo'l'n'"n oueiuess' on private acco"o''
; lne o'a''n 'of "4.i'n 'ne p'itue.e"p 4S
gal'z:d- carpenters are taxable Tor nanut'
!, lures, ou' no. 'or fepa'fs' PENSIONERS
a ~. "Ae.e " sAs sa'ee le' eeAs. @A ona
t ~s " ~" "17s