JOHN NELSON.

Mr. Nelson further states:

After I entered the fort, and after the United States flag had been

taken down, the rebels held it up in their hands in the presence of

their officers, and thus gave the rebels outside a chance to still

continue their slaughter, and I did not notice that any rebel officer

forbade the holding of it up. I also further state, to the best of my

knowledge and information, that there were not less than three hundred

and sixty negroes killed and two hundred whites.

This I give to the best of my knowledge and belief.

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