True Democrat., 1863-05-13

sentenced to 1" be confined in military prison till the close of the present rebellion.
 Ben amin C. Gilmore, of Porter's regiment, charged with violation of oath sentence, |" to be confined in military prison, at hard labor. until the close of the rebellion"
 Lieut.. Michael $. Kennard, 18th Texas, taken at Arkansas Post, January u charge, violation of oath; sentence, " to be confined in military pr. at hard labor until the close of the present re- belliOn.''
 Herndon H. Lee, of Wright county, Mo-, ares ted at Sprnfeld, Mo-, January B. 1862; charge, violation of the laws and usages of war, Gayhawk- ing etc.,) sentence: " to be confined in prison till the close of the war"
 Columbus McKirkle, of Clinton county, arrested May r., 1862; charge: "murder'' and rebellion; sentence to be shot to death by volley of mus ketry, at such time and place as the Commanding General may directs
 John H. Melee, of Porter's regiment, taken i'll Montgomery county, December l, 1862; charge: violation of oath; 'sentence: to be confined ill military prison at hard labor until the close of the present rebeillOn."
 Jordan O'Brlen of Moniteau county, arrested October 30, 1862; charge: "violation of the laws and customs of war,'' (guerrila etc.; sentence: ''to be confined Tn some military prison to be des- gnated by the General commanding"
 Thos B. Palmer, of Porter's guerrillas, captured in Schuyler county, October Sth, 1862; charge "volation of oath;'' sentence: "to be confined in a military prison, with ball and chain, until the close of the present rebellion.'
 Wm. s. Painter, of Audrain county, arrested October 23d, 1869; charge: "vioaton of oath;' sentence; {" to be confined in military prison at hard labor until the close of the present rebeon."
 Reuben Parvis, of Porters regiment, arrested in Rails county October llth; 'charge: "violation of oath;'' sentence: s'to be confined in military prison until the close of this rebellion"
 Tol ,;oot oJ ad .r,C Call way CO.,, Dec. 24th, 1862; charge: "Violation of oath sentence: to be ''cou6ned in a military pris on at hard labor, until the close of this rebellOn'
 Orange Darling, of Greens Guerrillas arrested in Knox county, Oct. 25 1862; charge: "Violation of oath and of the laws and customs of war;" "sentence: to be confined in military prison at hard labor during the present rebellion.'
 Robert A. Givens, of Porter's guerras, arrested in Knox CO.,, Oct. 27, 1862; charge: 'voation of oath'' sentence: ''to be confined in military prison with ball and chain during the present re- bellion."
 Stephen Scobee, of Porter's guerillas, arrested in Audrian county, October IT, 1862; charge and sentence same as above, but afterwards commut- ted to one months imprisonment, and afterwards to be released on oath and bond of $l ,0OO.
 John 5. Thomas, of Porter's guerrillas, arrest ed in Monroe county October l4 1862; charge, violation of oath; sentenced to imprisonment and hard labor during the war;
 Wm. T. Price, of Shelby county, arrested Sep tember 25, 1862; charge, violation of oath; sen- tenced to imprisonment at hard labor duIing the war.
 James M. Hannah, of Poindexter's guerrillas, taken in Macon county, October 18th; charge: violation of oath; sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor during the war.
 John F. Brown, of Porter's guerrillas; captured in Montgomery county, December l, 1862: charge: violation of oath; sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor during the war.