N. Y. Times, February 23.
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A Piece of Barbarism.--A chaplain in one of the regiments stationed at Roanoke Island, writes under date of Feb. 13: “Two Massachusetts soldiers have been found in the woods with their throats cut, their ears off, and their parts cut out, and hanging on a tree — the work of rebels.
This is authentic.”
Van Nostrand. New York, New York. 1862.
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