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The Daily Dispatch: October 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], The last Felly of Federalism. (search)
l. 14th do.; Wm. F. Lynch, Col. 58th Illinois; Henry C. Lester, Col. 3d Minnesota; eight Lieut. Cols.; seven Majors; sixty-eight Captains; sixty 1st Lieutenants; fifty-four 2d Lieutenants; three Adjutants, and the following officers of the U. S. steamer Sumter; Levi Crowell, Acting Master; Chas. G. Stevens, 2d Ass't Engineer; Warren Ewen, 3d do.; A. W. Miner, Surgeon's Steward; C. H. Post, Acting Master; Master of gunboat Cayuga, and seven citizen prisoners. Thos. J. Jordan, Col. of the 9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, who was to have accompanied the above parties, was detained by order of Gen. Winder, charges having been preferred against him by citizens of Tennessee, to the effect that, while near Sparta, in that State, he had given his soldiers liberty to steal, burn, and take anything they wanted from the people, which permission they fully availed themselves of, even to the commission of outrages on unoffending women. It is proper to say that Col. Jordan denies the whole charge.