The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-04-25


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rate authorisfaas premsnsnt among Whom
was On e&esF wearing me reoeI uniform OF
q majers No part OF the naezsy shas haaesy
taken Wa eyez resufned. 81 IS. b. d ]; s.
Daring this lnpflsosuasas e chattanooga,
their Ieadsf, nj. Andrews, was sried asad
coudsmnsd e e spy, and .as consequently
executed st Atlanta, the. 7th OF Iera. They
entered this negro Jail, bub at the eDd Of
eofnekhfng more than three weeks when
they were required 10 leave it, thsy wereso5
exhausted from the trsatmsnt 50 which they
had been subjected. 30 scarcely 90 be able to
walk, and several staggered FROM wsaknsss
&c theT passed through the streets 50 the.
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Finally, twelve OF the number, including
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OF Company X, 2lss Regiment 0his Volun.
Fteers- -whe was prevented By iliness from
giving hia evidence were transferred TO she
prison OF Knoxville, Tennessee. On ar
rivInk there. seven OF them were arraiKned
before eourt martial, charged with being
spies. Their trial, OF 0oarsa,f was SUM
mary. They we're permitted 80 be present,
bat not so hear either tlie agreement of their
Their counsel, however. afterward visited
fensa which he made before the court in
is thus stated by one Of the witnesses. Cor
tended chat our being dressed in citisens'
clothes wac nothing more than what the
Confederate Governments itself had author-
ICED, and was only what eli TIE kusrrillas
In the service Of the Gonfederaoy did on all
occasions when it would be an advantage 20
them TO do 90 and he rscited the iassanos
Of Gen. Morgan having dressed hia men in
the uniform OF our soldiers, and passed
them on AZ being from the 9Th Psnnsylva-
mia cavalry, and by that means, succeeded
10 reachisg railroad and destroying it,
This instance was mentioned 20 show that
oar being In citizens' clothes did not take
from &c she protection awarded % prisoners
OF war. The plea went on further 10 STATE
that wa had told the object Of our expedi-
ten; that is was q purely military one for
The distraction of eummanicatfons. end a
such, lawful according to the rules Of war ~
This mat and unanswarahle REPRESENTATION,