, 1865-09-16

Raleigh Correspondent New York THbune-]
Nearly month has elapsed since tho frced-
man Richard Cotton wQE 80 numerically pun
ished by Gov. uolden's Justice 0f tho Peace
In Chatham County, and up to tue present
time the parties who committed the outrage
have not been arrcsted. as the report Of tlis
CASE will probably be pronounced 3 sensation
nj story by correspondents Of Northern
papers, I abstain from a,ly comments Of nj:
own, giving copy Of the official papers found
at Col. Ctapp's o1lice, Frrcdmen's Bureau, q
furnished by sclne of the parties Implicated:
"stnte ofS' c: Sas Shs:h1@ is Co.
To the jaile. Il Chatham County deliver to The
inci,akEe ot Wanant a boz put ID your charge by
me this day namea Richard 2 eacE Sspt Foiies
Give him 10 l,bes at 10 o,eiocs % II i eIoek :
oshcs ut o'clock well laid On in tic interval he
Il s1 I oD b. s1d =, a1 Il. oaeS g.
'Ns A'' T. '0A'' ~ '''o A TGes. II. Losa:
This punishment must be all carried out at tue
whipping post sedd R.,r,ou n g. anc ~ =; ists Il
Chatham County--Rcport Of catc In Nanee.
John T. Mallory, position trader, jatlor, Pittsb"'e'
81 1865 called election EN-. s s;se nssr hs
h1s nS'ss anna ,spp. p '!ssas Policeman ha @ in
15opt Know whether Camel Or negro struck first:
;hc necTo-orlereA The police to he!p him. Leach
9. il. to jul Mallory was aisaIl 10 pat tho nesro
a % + Reld e hyesa casn asosa ssiord IN
Af1er 1c was secure IN tail took the keys
threats wese uladc by mob that they would takc
Isnehy IL id % no. i Hno | hat io Do IL hc eass Leach
raid he would have guard about the JAIL About
10 heard noise, WAS going to he'd, asked who Il
r. aen o1er o eS iS p
onef For proof Of lis reality Orin Poe submitted
passes und then ucnt and released prisoner, turned
lin osst to LHach 11d ,sn3 f9 To IA na9 ss
10 taSe him to III, e taSe hl@ 70 whlpplns.pos.
t. eve @ 10 seet hs1r Cts nm f.ss hsf1 a
Is, ciye him 20 1as6e. then bsck and essre! shirt
iii then to poet and hut hin u, then tie hin. III,
by thumbs hours Refused to the pun
was then advised By friends 70 % # ne @asis-
trnte insisted On IT, and demanded the orler In
writing. While the magistrate started to get tho
writing, the negro was lifting behind 1ie. heard
blow looked xround. the negro raised Hp, Camel
swearing; saw TIC negro knocked over With ris-
tol, struck lin second bow, stunning him ins..
IT, eas from ehSSn sSte he ss
asain in jail. eaw Nj. Long, told him that Il ]
-Iehrd The negro as ordered, after the wound be
pL4 al he wonld petiah-askcd Cant let
a asss II ,oa sSi n tf ,i n> bid appointed AF Ramsay
over him --s7t+h-
i have witnet, to Fec me aar.tnisfet III. -,
ment. RanlsaS Eent nfDuad thu crowd etatfI. taat
II be. Mallory, I'D not gfse full prn1samTns he
would arTset him. The negro Wus c.r,d tcr hs lnc
a. well - eonle; his wita WIS permitted to ess1d
I aid these ff1ng. from co,npulstoa:
The negro has been Missing don't know Whe7a
This statement wus made br Mallory, the
jailor, who had the custody Of the colored
luan, and who. it seems, was compelled 10 iD-
tlict the lnllu,han punishment awarded By
Tom Long, Holdcn's Justice Of tho Peace,
under threats Of being himself put In Jail.
Alter obtaining al t1 ths tact. by 5 senang r.
getting Mallory's statement, Col. Whitttcsey,
Or his associate, Col. Clapp, laid the case be
fore Gen. uarltr, Commander OF the District,
who hos sent to Peterborough to have all the
parties arrcstcd and brought to Raleigh tor
examination. The paftlca have not yet IT.
rived
REMAINS NJ THE PROGRESS.
Referring to this outrageous case, the Ra-
leigh Progress made the following comments
1--WE lcasn thai IN order nas been issued for 'he
at7est Of Two citizens of Chatham County. both
cyI officers OF he State, for leading 10 lawe.s
TT Iesnts tex psoe IN aat
:asc laa becn pczpctEated; bnt rs Inc parties wiz
no douht como before military cor,m!s2ion, We
.eia,n from rsieaarr until the fets shall Be fas
hold lie facts. whatever they may be, tot Tear o.
injnrnR the business prospects Of any Individual o.
corporation: and hose who deslre Us 70 cease pub
planned Of or nc ehAll continue. Let the viciou.
ard dl*tlected respect the 1aw, behave Themselves
and euhinit In a things to the aulhorty over them
IS iisaection aud lawlessness tie will not be bribe
OF mpxziEa,''