The others rushed upon him with their clubs, and beat him over the head and face, until they succeeded in tying him.

He was then taken to the barn, and tied to a beam.

Cook gave him over one hundred lashes with a heavy cowhide, had him washed with salt and water, and left him tied during the day.

The next day he was untied, and taken to a blacksmith's shop, and had a ball and chain attached to his leg.

He was compelled to labor in the field, and perform the same amount of work that the other hands did.