New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
vr.a.r;cL.hprp Citizens Arrested.

Frslericksbarg thTsstdn b0NhFs
About three weeks ago, Mersrs Ihos. r. knox,
Thomas :. Barton, Beverly X. Gill; and {. c. Well
ford. were arrested by the Union military autbon'
ties in Fredericksburg and sent 10 washington ciy;
subsequently. James McC;uire, james Bradley, aud
DIR. VIM. r. Broaddus were also arrested snd sens
10 Washington City.
On Wednesday night the 1871 instant, Mes.nA
Montgomery Slaughter. q. II. c. Rowe, joan ),
Berry, John Coaklev, Benjamin Temple, Michsei
Ames, John II. Roberts, John +. Scott, james ID
Cook, Abraham Cox, Lewis Wren, and W. lie
Norton were arrested, and on THURSDAY morning.
the 18th instant, they were likewise sent to Hssh'
Thomas s. Barton was the oldest lawyer at the
Fredericksburg bar and attorney for the Common,
wealth He was originally Al Old Line Wing, aud
Il member Of the congregation OF tho Eflscopsn
Church
Thos f. Knox was large wheat speculstor ana
[, r. manufacturer--sn q dime Wing, and p!oui'
Il member Of the Epi,copsl Church.
overly H. Gill was for a pumber Of years 8 .rge
L.. chant tailor but Tor several years part bad TO
Il. ed into private liie he was an 0ldiine Wig add
a prominent member OF tue Pre-hyterian Church
C. c. Wexford WAS an extensive dry goods me-.
chaut, the oldest ia town, than whom none stoed
higher; was AN OldLine Wing ana an elder IN the
Presbyterian Church.
in Fredericksburg; All O!d-Line Wig, prominent
member Of the Presbyterian Church, ana moss eI
cellent man. ~,
james IL. Bradley was grocery merchant, an Old.
Lin. Whir aud = Oeacon in the Baptist Church.
Dr. Ma. +. Brosaous was The pastor OF the Bap.
tist Church in Fredericksburg, and an Oc-Llne
Wing.
Montgomery Slaughter, Mayor Of Fredericksburg
was large wheat speculat0r ana -four manuias 1lrf,
was an Old-Llns Wing and member OF the Ev'sCe'
pal Church.
G.. IL. G.. Rowe was talented jurisi, Democra,
and Douglas Elector daring the last PresidenslA
election, and "A member OF the Baptist church.
John Coaklev WAS for many years merchant, ocs
for several years past had retired ron busles auu
n, the time Of his arrest was super ..
Fredericksburg AQueduct Comp ~ be was an oId'
Line Wig, and a very prom & member OF no
H. iscOpal Cnurch. ola.
BENJAMIN Temple was wealthy farmer, an old'
Line Whig aud We believe, a member OF %"
Caurch, but a uost excellent man. 49,.
Dr. James B. Cook Wa a druggist, OWNING w
arges. establishment perhaps sou'h Of Tie foouss
River wa an Old-l.iue wing, una pronN"s''
member of the H. ,seOpai Church s., ,,..,.
John +. Scott was proprietor OF tue hrge + Ieu.
ieksburg Foundry, snd carried on an eA'ensi,e
bnsu,ss I'D to the time the Union troops tooH pY~
session Of Fredericksburs-Sss AN odLine wi.
and u prominent member OF tee Efi'eol Al 'u' ~
John H. Roberts hyed of lilo lneome-"as az ~
Line WIKI. and, We believe, meuoeI Vi Nv 49, -,
John j. Berry, formerly engaged IN I.rk' 'o.
duoe butiuess, bus at the time oi MS af'e,r, In.
nectei with ~ hardware store-"ts en
Mhg and "A member OF 40 church. o,ir,..
Michael Ames was 4 blacksn!tn-An 0'''
Win and a member Of no church. no
Abraham Cox WAS a tailor, BrecNnrldSe p'
crt aud n Southern Methodist oN
Wm. II. Norton was louise o.rpenter-Ah "
Line Whig and a member OF tie Baptist Cb1reIi
Lewis " rem, no par SECULAR busiuess-an ol''H
Wing and member of the Baptist Churcn' N.
TUE NEs-NORE TRIGuNs OF the Aln U.S."
cludes in the sl of the as party arresed tue '
ot Edwin Garter and ". B, llt should Oe ~ n !,
We think she 60 correspondent OF fHs IRiBv" "A
mi-tatan N, 70 the arrest of Mersrs. Mason a.
C.rter because Mr.. Mason left "Ith the Oon'::s
ate army and has not been in Fredericksburg ,SsI,
- ~, "a w. know, and Mr. Carter !eft ui'leI Ita
! .tt.r ths surrender oi Fredericksburg 10 tnS "a.
anthoyllies and II IA. has at ANY time slnee nei H.
tu,nrd 60 tie city, we have heard no'uihs VI ~ ins
| ,9y.y,r they We're arrested, Mr.. Carter "as Ia
! boot and shoe dealer Ii Nor. IN iAai |hnrsh.
/ Wink aud All Elder IN tue t'etoy'eil"u - Old.
~. L. Mason was grocery uei .V''.I cbnrch.
/ I'm, Nbig and a member of tue Epi''Vps' Nssst.d
TuE IKHBuk. says tnat the iourtoo' a., men,
,,tiz.u. are neld as hostages Tor SEVEN Sn,rb by
| 80 vper. arr,sied in Virginia ana SEM oV,eai
tie enibor,les u the Confederate so,asnauus-
Our country and country neh arc i'"'>
! iul state OF deyradation = ,ol.-;cksburg WIG
-, hesn arre,ted and sent 10 Wasnihs'Op, were
h., ob,eryed that seventeen oil Tue w." 80 Bvck'
Wii"s--ope Douglas Democrat anu oA ,brse Pre-
;,,;i,s Democrat. Six Epheopausp.s ,ho', ,st. AID
h",s|,sn,. i've Baptists, one southern ns'A
S S,nr ,,bo are rot members u any csu''u'