, 1865-01-31

yersation With him on the next evening IN
9a g GTe p f. no % nasss Thsn 6e
going. gn petroleum business; don'tknow where
he did 60, or whether Ae was engaged n peteo-
Of his arrest do nat know that he was arrested
IN Louisville, or that he WAS in tho city On PAROLE
1or two weeks after his arrest Tue c9nveIsalon ~
October. think he had another coat besides tae
cut Ec L:s nav. hclieyc he wore an uSercoat
At all events his wr7?ons were concealed. When
ltag bis pistols in Bed;oEd's store We wsrs @ stand
= b. " ID. M % dsay: : Enlisted In the rebei sarslc:.
and served year. when | was discharged, and
afterwards conscrfpted., When enlisted seITed
second dine, se1yed in the navy At Mobile, under
Admira! Buchanan. Preyioua to ny enlistment, l
VAS farmer near Lexington. and remained SO
by bis $50 son, III tiat KeStac1y lad been inyaded, and
We must rendezvous at his house for defense. |
I'm now studying Law. r hare not been examined
on Gsh 3 aas e any statement s1out Eofea 4
CO sonyeFsntson n ' With " ceioasl Sndes:on. whit
/ told Jcdreya Was relating to Grenfell: I do not
epQT Of %here @ be iiyes. tiink be tod me that BIS
homowas n Missouri. When conyersed with
him Il vas at the Burnett House IN this city. I
fret became acquainted with Jefreys in Loo[s-
me- s for sever several months don'i remember the ex-
net time We lived together: It must hare heen
some time during the fall: Idon't know that he
It was generally supposed so In Louisville. Red:
ford. believe, was the first one who told mo Of
It 1don't know that Col. GrSnfsll has 3 - resigned
e. 5Sek IT, fs Sei {sss ss S told en
knew Of him, did not believe he was there for
any, good; that knew he had been Adjntant Gen.
esal under Mosgan's command, and was present
during The CyuthIana raid in the summer Of 1866
was Morcans chief adviser; that I knew
him to haT. hcsn very cruel t. eizens whom h
from his boot md icar1uliy >cut a defcnselcz5
Union man one day agniF at Harrisburg, be-
eral troops had gone, he killed him with his knife
on the spot. ] remember a1so stating that one
day whtn clerk In Chattanooga. ssas acsosted
half torn itom his back, was Standing all bloody
and wounded between two Confederate soldiers.
lie told me that he was one Of Captain shanks'
press horaes, and uhtlS; walking Of with them
eesher lot Of Onion GtizGns to aid IN the arrest
1 s a1deae s b d sia Ss n 5
taken his horse, ane drawing hts knife Killed two
On 1hc epot Afterwards, while mg friend was
marching By the side Of horse, between squad
up, ard not .ninding that be was ar1isoner, stab
bed him seriously twice or three times In the
base tod an the nan to t. w
!
shonl be released. Afterwards clergyman,
known, asTreacher Hopkins, who dressed his
wounds wcntnnd told Greniell that 1.-THE young man
ousIy been thiet and stolen the young man'a
boots. never heard that Shauks hsd any guar
rel with Grenfell; it was some Of bis men. do
made to Jeffcys al-o made on the 9th or this
north 10 Gen. Which. never spoke to anyone
before to-day Of The interview with Anderson. l
do not know where Gen. Strange IL now.
}st<{r II tf1nF 11a Arf
date Of ny conversation with col. Anderson in
S'es s. eal: s sa;ks5n-rhe statement made to Col.
now handed to me, da,cd Jan. T. 1866 Is thc State
ment made.
Col. jackson offered to read this statement
which he said WIS materially the same as the
testimony Of Mr.. Hull to The Court, but on
the objection Of Mr. Asly that it should not
be received as evidence. It was not done.
4 member Of ihs toarl-Mr. Hull, which was
worth the most, :he horse. the youu. man you
sRoEs 9f soe st;e f5o% Gsene or tie p'tF of
HItn<ss-At the time, the boots wcFe decidedly
the mort v:tuable. [Laugh'cr.l
The Judge Advocate here requested that
the Court would adjourn till Monday, He
wished to present the Testimony in a regular,
connected form, and now was awaiting tue
arrival ofwitncsses who would prove the au-
1henticity and connection Of some documents
lOHuQ Hull ApI. auQeFsou} HulCu HAA octA
captured from the person Of rebel spy
Then agnin it was necessary even in legal
campaign, for the officers to rest awhile and
consult as to how they should pursue their
1abGrs. Hc had also ut the present time to
review his argument on Jurisdiction, for pub
lication.
Colonel Heath moved that the Court id
i;eurn until Monday afternoon until two
o'clock.
After 81 me discussion the Commission ad-
journtd agreeable to the motion Of Colonel
Heath. uARR1E G. G.