Ninth i linois Infantry olunteers. by the direction and oder of Captain Lamb. commanding Camp Butler. ill.. said Fleming was than in a worse physical condition than dfore. coughing and spitting. reducing him to helplessness. and that such condition kept him to his bed up to 1818. and that he was not able to rdeturn to the Army. "Aftant also states that the arrest of said Fleming. by one John Gill. instigated byone Cash Harvey. was a brutal act of inhumanity. as said Fleming was a eolpless man and could not return to the Army. as he is now and was in a vary bad condition. AIiant also states that said Fleming was treated by Dr. Sharp on his second return from the Army. and that said Dr. Sharp was a refugee from the State of Missouri. and whose residence was Lebanon. MIo.. retrned to said State and died there nearly twenty years ago." William R. Henson. a resident of Centraa Ill.. testified as follows: "That he has known Henry J.