Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1864, by

THOMAS L. WILSON,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Columbia.

MEARS & DUSENBERY,

STEREOTYPERS, PHILA.

H. B. ASHMEAD,

PRINTER.

Bull Run Atrocities

PART I.-TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR BY THE

REBEL GOVERNMENT.

Preliminary

Treatment of Prisoners captured at the Battle of Chickamauga 58

The Fort Pillow Massacre

64

PART II. PERSECUTION OF UNIONISTS IN THE REVOLTED

STATES; OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, ETC.

Murder of a one-armed Man in North Carolina

91

Barbarous Treatment of Union Sympathizers in the Rebel Army 92

Murder of Three Brothers

93

Assault on Mr. Grier, a Kentucky State Senator

94

Outrages on the People in the Mountain Districts of Kentucky 97

Fiendish Atrocities in Texas-Murder of Mr. McKees

Depredations in Kentucky by Humphrey Marshall's and

Cluke's Men

Murder of James McCullum

Atrocities of Champ Furguson

Assault on two aged Union Men in East Tennessee

Assault upon Mr. Johnson, of Clinton County, Tennessee

Murder of Jesse Bright and others

Sufferings of .Union men in East Tennessee

Murder of Dr. Rice and others

Hanging of Mr. Stewart.

Murder of a Deranged Woman

Attack on General J. B. Rogers's House

Murder of an Old Man and his Three Sons

Murder of Phileneas Plumley

Attacks upon J. J. Palmer's House

Horrible Outrages committed in Alabama and Mississippi

Hanging of John W. Buck

Murder of Dr. Alyward

Bushwacking in Missouri

Outrages committed by Moseby

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98

100

101

103

Horrible Cruelties of the Rebels to the Germans in Texas

132

Assault on the Family of Mr. John Young, and Heroic Conduct

of his Daughters

Murder of Dr. William McGlassen

144

147

Firing on United States Boats after the Surrender of Natchez

Williamsburg Barbarities

Firing on Women and Children for Cheering for the Old Flag

Murder of a German

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Firing upon a Boat's Crew without Previous Summons to

Surrender

Rebel Female Duplicity ending in Murder

153

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154

Firing on Drowning Men

Massacre of Americans and Germans in Texas

Sacking of Lawrence

Murder of Mr. Lewis Pierce

Persecution of Union Men in the South-West .

189

Reasons for Deserting the Rebel Service-Reign of Terror in

Murder of Captives in Tennessee, by Shooting and Drowning

Atrocities committed by Indians in the Rebel Service

Fiendish Cruelty of General Hindman

Hanging of John Bemen for uttering Union Sentiments

Violence towards Northern People.-Outrage on a Lady

Persecution of Union Men, and Facility of Guerrillas in taking

209

210

the Oath of Allegiance

211

Proclamation of Martial Law in Missouri, by Major-General

Fremont, for the Suppression of Rebel Depredations and

Violence

Treatment of Suspected Union Men in Virginia

212

214

Indignities to Andrew Johnson, late U. S. Senator, now Mili-

Attack upon Memphis, Tennessee

230

231

Barbarities of the Rebels towards their own Soldiers

The Conversion by the Rebels of the Bones of Slaughtered

Union Men into Personal Ornaments

271

272