The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-05

witness never heard Of anybody dyinc ~ wlrz'.
headqusrters Of his havirr lchten ~ ed orr shot
attendants sorenadcd Captaia Nifz aud surgeons
S.tvCns AID White.
Tho -itnes, went on 70 speak afoG' 'oF7c c'hcT
vhen Co. Chipman requested him " eonhno himself
NJ RSScr ~ anted MI. witness TO be given or,o--
tunitv 10 etpain. II the gentleman lthpMnu. iid
not treat the vitnes-es fairy he (B.Ae4! Nodil ilt
Ms,ot G!n Gear thonrh, Mr. B-ter OUGHT 10 hsvc
more sense lie vas becoming tircd oi me cci I' u
the court. I, vas little 100 much, sui 10 Wa u's-
posed TO ,top is IL nobody elso would IINas 81 out
NJ Bascr icplied that he had not threatened the
court.
ened not 10 do This that unlees the court rh0u
acceie 10 his wishes, and that be would lut no more
Mr.. Bsicf in explanation said, he hri a'kcd tho
judge Advocate 10 stop tcpcatedlv' hit tle It'cr
paid no attention 20 him lfhe was thus TO te treated
there vas but little use In putttns witnesses On tho
The President informed NJ BAKER that h' hnd
been repe,tedlv told he must make his Objections 10
the Court, not to tho judge Advocate.
Tho cross-sIaminAtion of tho vitnc" was then
The witne. testified positively ths. Csp,sin witz
vs. not on du'y at Andenonviue hom the An to the
tieorre " r. Rcvnod. testified. that he vac tni en
prisoner Na spy In Tennessee u,sde me eec pc WI
was recaptured In Mssissirpi and sen 10 kl(l. ot,
ne " ~ 70 Nilit tol'N lt''
he arrived IN June, 1864 he acted No pti,on 'li
and also ns n Magistrate; men we're h-Cu'h. h-'iff
him for ftOLng, who we're punched by fotflnt
being sot TO work. and washed uuml ct
Of men were banded tosethcr AMI too, ~
icrce what vas not their own, W,n
vachcs money, clothing, food aud tin curs. po,ce
force organized TO put down tho "i;lidor.' ms
police force vas called the "Eegulaiou." on one ot-
cssion the "kAidcfs" tried 10 put doru the te un
tor" when the latter ca led Tor and obtained asset
ance tiOm Captain WIZ. Eleven Of the 'RMdc.s'
were arrested. elk Of whom were hsnrcl, ana five
~cfe placed IN the chain sane. Tho Witncss ui Onk
other furpriHlng rta'emerta said there WCfe i've or
fN rhoomhkcIa At work IN the utoCAHic Aud ~ lhAF
tailurs. aud two watch mnLore. Too wi,n'-. f''p
tes fed that the streets oi the camp were filled rlth
soup lobbuts" aud at the roughly cunst urted iNhes
could lie BOUGHT coffee, tCs, ham and crtA C'C ihtte
were FIVE HUNDRED bakers in the etochaie
~ho hsd baked and sold pics and cake. There vas
plenty OF Hour, salhrhtus, e'c. NttnCsa hti A. c'
tAhlishment called the " Novelty store" lie had a
greater variety Of articles than Any other rc sou VA
camp. lie sold flour. hams. chickens, lcpiot sole
rhutn, beans, pa, etc, hctdcs mcdituC.. Nfntta
furthertestfed there was Hhst million Of rr'ru' g,f
shops cothop aud brokers tho latter were eng srod
In buying paper money, CHI cka and gold ana ttNcI ,
there were also iewery fhcps in tie camp. ana u one
OF these he hty Watche- and nuul tr Of bfrast
tcpt iournoyman The ~itnc~ also tctltvi
that the.e were also iue aud lumber mCr,uauts
at the prison AZ Andcrsonyilc, aud That lots
ot ground were purchased " reasonable rHtt- within
were also gamblers there, wAo had uuue.s ono 70
huut up victims. The WltuCss tcsulel tp many
other things, showing that ext nslVC tr1to ara .Ct
wa carried on tt the prison. TIC men ruiorrd nom
erporure, Int he could not SAY that thcy suffered
Luuscr. The witness alII there we've liUuta thou
dealers In various kinds OF oOi and soois at thc
p.ison.
Ihe Court then adjourned.