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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

RnrEF PARAGRAPHS. ~'' >Iultum IN Pnrr0

~~~C. Edwards Lester, clerk III the " az De-
uartmcnt. who has heretofore figured extern
siyeIy in literary and political circles, has been
arrested at Harpcr'2 Ferry, charged with be-
ing in communication with the COnfederates,
and with having documents intended for them
n his possession. The Sandwich Islands arc
represented TO be still decreasing in popuIa~
Won and business; there IS . great scarcity Of
labor for the plantations = Mr.. Thomas Swami
has been appointed chairman OF the Union
State Central Committee Of Md, and has
avowed his determination TO support the ad~
rninistration, and advocates 8 vigorous prose
cntion Of the war.-There seems to be no
doubt Of the truth Of the report Of the recent
loss Of the T. S brig cambridge, with all her
officers and crew but one her commander Was
Thomas J. Dwyer schooner Pursuit,
laden with coal sunk at Harve de Grace on
the 25th during the gale, and Capt. Travis,
his wife, and two others were drowned. ~~(}old,
IN New York. yesterday l233.--lt is SAID
that there is q company OF guerrlllaa under
command Of Capt. Kincheloe and Lieut. Da~
sis, who are still about Tie line Of the Orange
E Alexandria r. R., in Prince William hnd
Fairfax counties. The hat store of Mr.. Slime
metz, in Washington, was burned on Tuesday,
and hig stock Of goods nearly al consumed 49,
It is said that throwing shells into Charleston,
at distance Of five miles, a greater success
has been attained with the Parrott guns than
has heretofore entered into their calculations.
the steamer China which sailed for Liver
pool yesterday, took out 5000, 900 III specie. -
The \. 7. story Of an attack upon the list
regiment at the High Bridge, turns out to be
untrue. At last dates brea dstuts were decIl-
ming in England; cotton slightly advanced. ~
Col Forney was serenaded in Washington last
night, and in his speech congratulated his
hearers upon the rapid approach Of q com
Quered peace-a peace with the abolition OF
slavery THE National Intelhgcncer pub
fishes proclamation issued by Sir Henry
Clinton, commander Of the British forces in
sAmercs, during the Revolutionary war, in
which it Yas ordered, that 'Swhatever person
Or persons shall presume to take away or des
rroy any part Of the cattle, stock, or other
produce Of any farm Or garden, or do any dam
age 10 the habitations gardens, orchards, or
lands destroy or break down the fences, shall
upon proof thereof, be most severely punish
ed "---Sales Of western land, in Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan, Minnesota
Sc, have recently been made in Boston at
prices from 50 cts, 10 S. per acre.-The Prov
idence r. r. Post argues that Gen. Lee has
not given up his intention to advance, and that
he will yet be seen shortly making demonstra-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

Alexandria, Tor the purpose contemplated III
the ACT above referred to. lie has also, IS
sued an Address to the People Of Virginia,
which will be found in another column.
We noticed Yesterday the arrest Of Il. Clay
Emerson and J. c. Athcy as blockade runners,
They were captured in small boat IN Coco
ouan bav, and the Washington Star says. had
about 800 worth Of hats and medicines, ana
were on their way to Richmond
REPORTS. The New York Sun announces,
that after the successful completion OF the
draft in New York city and Brooklyn, All ex-
pedition will be organized. under well-kno"n
general officer who is now engaged IN obtain
ing steamers and sailing vessels upon which TO
embark his command. The Sun states tthar
the object Of this new expedition Is 70 strike
blow in certain quarter, Whicn VIII proVe
quite as disastrous 70 the Confederate as the
fall Of Charleston or Savannah. 1he Army OF
the Potomac, we are told, is to be programmed
under another name; and whilst " ashlngton
is not to be left undefended, the troops now
encamped across the river are to be transport
ted to another scene Of action, where they are
expected to capture Richmond by exploits per
formed at distance Of several hundred mules
from the Confederate capital.
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THE QUEEN OF PUDD1SGs. "A correspon'
dent Of the American Agriculturist gives the
above title to pudding, for making which he
furnishes the following receipt:
Zone pint Of nice bread crumbs to one quart
Of milk, one cup Of sugar, the yo!ks OF tour
eggs beaten, the grated rind OF g lemon,
piece OF butter the size OF an egg. Bake until
done. but not wattery. Whip the whites OF the
eggs stiff, and beat in q tea-cupiul OF sugar III
which has been stirred tbs Juice OF the lemon.
Spread over the pudding layer OF jelly or any
swcetmeats you prefer. Pour the whites OF
the eggs over this and replace 10 the oven and
bake lightly. To be eaten with cold cream.
It is second 10 ice cream, and ter some seasons
better.
information reached Baltimore that tho en-
rolling officers had met with opposition IN
Northampton county, on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia. The military authorities irnmedi'
ately on Tuesday afternoon dispatched the
steamer kennebec to Eatsvillo with Two sec
tions Of artillery and s company ct cavalry to
enforce obedience to the law,
Al! commissioned officers il the city Of
Washington, under medical treatment, are or
dered It wear the uniform Of the United
States service according to their grade.
The postage on one or more newspapers IN
single packa ges, provided the weight does not
exceed four ounces, Is two cents, il prepaid,
and double that amount will be exaeted before
delivery to the party addressed, il not prepaid.
This provision Of the lsw, however, does not
a,.lxs crshnuo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27

firing on the 2lst and 22d, but each time re-
placed. Francis j. Grund: recently "lemo-
Graf, has announced himself nov to be re
publican. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-27
Gov. Peirpoint has issued PROCLAIM

Gov. Peirpont has issued 3 procIa nation
announcing that, IN ''pursuanco Of an act Of
the General Assembly. passed Feb. 5, 1863.
authorizing the executive to select some point
and establish it, by proclamation, az the Cap'-
tai Of the State" he has chosen the city Of
Alexandria, for the purpose contemplated III
the act above referred to. he has also, Is
sued IN Address TO the People Of Virginia,
which will be found in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

TusT PUBLIsHED.-GEMs FOR GENTLEMEN. THE
gayes, literary feast that ever regsled The human mind
edges Sent postpaid receipt OF price oy r. u
WATSON, 500 broadway, New York.
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List.
JAcobss John "A. late hospital
in Washington
Kavaner Murty ", hospital
Keeler Rufus ID. Go K, 5th
rczt Conn Vols
Lsn,phinsou Henry A. late
Fort Columbus
Mullery rhos, MOTIFS battery
ID artillery
MsKernan Patrick, s7th Ohio
Vols
Nruhou, Henry Co D
Nisson Charles
Oliver Lieut. Thomas. Recruit.
ing depot, 5ls, NV
Pinkney Col, Goth NJ Vols
Regze uors,io c. Assis.ant
Surgeon
Robinson Lieut.. A ID @, care
Of Gen staL.I
Smith First Lieut. Robert 4,
llth infantry
sconeld FRANKLIN, late Ar.
mory Hospital
speer Nelson F,Harris' Light
cavalry
Van Nostrsnd A II. Medicn,
DIR, Tor Van Constrand)
Surgsth rect wts Vols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

MAKKIED FEUPE SHOULD MEAD ''MEDIUAL UOM
lVl monSense'A curious book for curious people, and
good Contents tables the princi-
pal newspa per depus wArners No yesey street,
OF the author, Dr. T. b. FOOTE, l130 Broadway. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

,as Leeters.
Manager American Photsgra-
phic Porcelain Company,
Broadway
New York Comb Co
New York City Glass Co
Phnnix IA Chapter
Porter's spirit Of the Times
Protestant Chnrclimsn
Publisher OF Underwriters
Weekly circu lar
Publisher or Journal and Re-
eistcr = ~
Publisher Of Earnest Chris
tian
Publisher Of Christian Jour.
nal t.5
Union Despatch Co {
WoKldis Crisis, lD7 Water ID
ABRAM WAREhAN, Z. n.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY 81 1863

x.,o, ~ s.r.hB 1ressrtyis Ellen " TysonMrsEhrabeh
Taylor hFs keiis InoEysoh =" "" s.a. ,sf nn,.a
Traynor Mrs Cath glnia ,..s =. rnus u.nnsn
Traynor MIsJ oseph fooe nrs i1sn ~ ruIy Isnh IL
Tanner Isabella IhrocAmosSh Pug M.
Heafe Anna Isompsoh MI o. TyRof -
rinsey Mrs ii Il ran ~ fn set #Ul4 pam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

1cE BowBRY.-AADAME wIDGER CLArRvoyArr
100 and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries of
fntnrty love- marriage, absent friends sickness
nedin-s for ell dsesses tells iucty numbers property
lost or stolen. 10 ''~"
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ANTHOLOGY.

ASTHOkO0f.
sroNIsHrNG.-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
IA daughter foresight tell and how often
marry and all you wish know. your thoughts
found Her magic image i aov in a opsraiion is4 Iud
admitted.
A woNDER-TnE GYPsY WOMAN HAS JUST AR
and lu,nre ie the knowledge OF which win
Of sorrow and don't fail consult the psmst 5l6
Broome street, near Thompson
"A can depend on s Nine WILSON, who isis he sSjecs
q your visit as soon you enter, she riis
warm. yoa Of dsnssr ana sfas. no.s
SsriGssss ana sc .,rn scs.osa.a magic sharms
the store. Ladies and gentlemen 20 cents each.
ooK HEREl-ssco REWARD FOR ANY PERSON
- who can equal Mics WELLINGTON In giving correct
sw s and n u tx num- Ss r..
remedy Tor drunkenness and bringing the separate together
Two soas with eu, single thought.
viii he unsed forever She Is p.rtecty ~ her happy
sequsmens in s,a;ius crrec, .es Her ruihs are found
young lady' al ol r,h opposite Eighth street
wi Lairens street between Houston Beeeker streets.
gives invaluable information al sasrs % ne business
Der equal Ladies should not fail 70 CAL
M I'm, IN s s ss.. saa q ana
y afsb street between SIXTH and seventh avenues
nrApAnE cLrFPoRD. im DEAN STREET, BROOK
MI yn the greatest living Anerean Cisirvoyant detrcts
sense prcscribes remedies hnds rspds and commuuss
clsrvoy sny with the stnss % cents 10 e, bysrs
from Sans
,y,pR GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD "a rpp
i accomplished Madsme BYRON, from Paris, Who can DE
9essorss drunken and husbands ss o. NE
make you beloved by hearts IDOL bfinss
those long separated LADIES' e cents Residence 90 Thir
avenue, above Twelfth street
1pg BowBRY.-MADAME wTDGER CLArpvoyA wr
100 and gfed spanish lady, unvrIls the mvss,s.. -,
futnrty love- marriage absent friends slckness
io.so ~foiro. ko psSb~'D
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Surgeon ssh 0 Nv vols wlsns ssps 6eo A. Il.
hassee Lieut. JohnJS infantry J.
isham Chas H. Co A, I'd rsst Williams @ W, Co x, ssh
NH Vols Mich regiment
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i accomplished Madsme BYRON, from Paris, Who can !,
restores drunken and unfahfo hnsbands has serrs l,
make you beloved by hearts IDOL bfinss tosehs
long separated LADIES @ cents Residence mir
avenue, above Twelfth street
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A ST0NTSHIN0 MADAME MORROW SEVENTH
IA daughter has foresight tell how and how often
you marry. and all wish to know your Thoughts
pay. Lucky charms free. Her equal 10 TO be
found. Her magic image 10 full operation. M Lud
low street below Houston street. Is cents Gentlemen not
admitted
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{ vJsYCHOMxNCy."-How EITHER SEX MAY FAS.
cpate ami gain the love, confidence, affections and
good win OF person they choose instantly This simple
mental requirement all acquiring certain
In lore, marriage he free By mail for % cents together
nary book Of INTEREST," third edition; 100
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FOR MARCH,

Among It's contents will be found Jona,hans Chip Basket
Four the Courshp Year Of Septinus Right,
Banker wherein his Love Blossoned. Blooned Blew
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

such condition that it would be very difficult to
advance, even if there were no enemy 10 oppose us.
A more particular description Of this locality at
which the movement is at present threatening will
enable the reader to understand better the present
situation.
Our own artillery Is posted upon high plateau,
$50 feet above the river which beneath it. The
bank of the river is high snd steep.
ravine formed by brook runs down to the
river, and through this rsvipe the road has been
built intended for the passage Of the troops and
artillery. The pontoons are 10 be carried to the
edge Of the bank, and slid down therefrom TO the
river. On the other side is a small and narrow in.
tervale skired on the left with q piece Of woods.
Back Of this aud around it rise sOpingly and ra-
pidly the hills on which the onemy will possibly
reveal themselves with their artillery. The banks
on both sides are high and bold, covered on the side
Of the enemy mos ly with woods. The positions are
sufficiently near to give excellent opportunity for
close artillery duel. There is small creek which
runs into the river nearly opposite, and bridge
crosses it, which, fearing the enemy may attempt TO
destroy it, is commanded by our artillery.
We are awaiting with much anxiety the result OF
the next few Gays. 1t may be an abandonment OF
the attempt. Ii may be fsiluIe in the undertaking,
and return TO tho comfortable huts which the
army have left standing about Fredericksburg II
may be-msy is be-s success and victory.
BARTLETT
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ever since we struck the Rappshannock. nc nus
not changed position but to-day ne occupies inc
ov,rema IAn franklin and Hooker have botn
I'D ororrd him. up the river. Now, Franklin
tola. ,a Gamer. Hooker the Right, anu Sumner the
LEFT This point is the extreme Right
vo,r correspondent Bartlett" who has been
bora for two days, gives you details Of the situation.
A : tbe chief movement promises to be here, rode
m from Falmouth yesterday. II had been raining
hard for sixteen hours. The roads were blocked up
with artillery ambulance and pontoon trains-the
wretched animals struggling in seas aud rivers Of
mud.
Here end there was O caisson or pontoon.wagon
left behind, with q tongue broken or wheel
crushed. At even slight hills, the teams were
doubled, with the engineers and men of Zouave
regiment accompanying the pontoons lifting away OF
The wheels Here and there was dead horse or
mule, half mbedded in mud, lying where be fell.
Ii used to be proverb that no one ever saw dead
mule; but the war has dispelIed that, with great
many other illusions Here and there were scores
Of living horses and mules founderug through, not
over the road-or it was of the consistency OF soft
mush-wi,h clouds of steam rising from them.
Rockers and Franklins infantry also poured
along tho road, bringing up the rear Of their two
Grand Divisions. The men had been out all night
in the rain, aud were thoroughly drenched. Some
are hating, and with muskets stacked, grouping
around fires; Others marching, with their low shoes
filling and their clothes spashng with mud at every
step. The air was raw, and fine, thick, chilly
rain still falling but there were plenty of jes'S al
tie foroInuess of the situation and one party was
singing "Glory, glory, hallolujsh!" Cheerfulness,
under the circumstances was d GROWING triumph
Of mind over matter.
Before night the infantry nearly all reached this
vicinity. Camps were established in the thick low
pine woods; toe little shelter tents were pitched
bright 6res were kinded, and the deep green groves
and tie faces Of the men wore cheerful look.
The river here ia about hundred yards wide.
Hookers bridges are to be thrown over above the
ford, and Frankns below. 1t was the original
intention 10 Cross yesterday morning at daybreak
but the pontoous did not arrive in season; in fact
they had not oil come up yesterday at midnight.
TIE rain, which began at z O'Clock Tuesday night
has Of course, greatly delayed them, and the srti
lery which preceded them; bnt l think they would
not have arrived in time had the weather continued
favorable. There seems to be an incapaciiy fol-
promptneSs in the Engineer corps. The weather
Lad been favorable, ever since the battle Of
fredericksburg, ul.il few hours after this move
inent begun.
Had we been ready to cross a, the appointed time
the enemy could not have offered serious resistance
He is now concentrating heavily on our front We
are hopeful rather than confident. Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
E-nna Eartress NIongoc.

FORmB3s MONROE, KIIcayI 1au' q, Ioo''
Four men were arrested to-day on james RIVER,
orong whom were two Rebel officers, Capts. VIM.
Casv and Smith. They were arrested at Smiths
bouse. Eve hundred dollars worth OF contraband
goods were Ionud il their possession
The Storm is continuing quite severe. The Balti-
mara mail boat, due here at a. M, did not arrive
Yesterday ill p. H., and to-day till q p nj. Many
Of the schoonero which left here yesterday have put
back for sLeter.
-Four Rebel prisoners were brought down from
Yorktown yesterday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
Taking Care OF Traitors.
HRiDQuARTgnl. DiiTRicT OF KAssis !
L.ur LII. Nnnrn Ian Ii lnlI

URADgUARTEHs DtTRiCr OF kAsfb
FOKT LEAvEswokrn, jan 10, 1868.
Evidence OF tho strongest character has been TO-
ceiyed ut hese Headquarterf that certain Attorneys
and War Claim AgenIs IN this ID trict, have been
guilty Of eudeavoring to excite dissatisfaction ana
Insu6ordination among solders, by dilaling upon
their fanuei wrOngs, and inducing them TO make
Application for discharge from the tervice. These
PERSONS are actuated to auch conduct only by tile
patry fees they exort from soldiers Tor services
winch they can never render; and now while the
Government is making tho most gigantic endeayors
10 pot down tits unhoi rebellop-while 1t has need
OF all the men who eau he raised. and the beet feel
ing among those aheaDy in tie service, the patriot
i'm and loyalty OF such persons cannot but Ds
doubted. IL is therefore ordered that Command
ems Of Poste detachments, and companies IN this
District, cause al such offenders to DO arrested ana
sent to these Headquarters, with the charges against
them preferred.
BY order Of 800 . .
big. Gen. JAS. g. BLUNT.
JAS n. GRAHAM. Capt sad u. A A u.
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The Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry.


In the Mcdowell Conrt OF Inquiry to-day, Lieut..
Col. Alexander, of the United States Engineers,
was examined in reference 10 alleged converse.
ton between himself and Gen. Mcdowell. He
testified that the latter had not, in conversation with
him eyinced any disposition to have his corps join and
cooperate with tho army Of Gen. Mcclellan on tho
Peninsula
Gen. Martindals was examined with reference 70
the time the division Of Gen. Mccall joined Gen
Mcclellan on the Peninsula.
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Retaliation.
On Friday, Gen. Mllchcll Issued the following


HzADQuARTEHs P0sT, EAsHyILLs, Tenn, Jan. Q. 1853.
SPECIAL OnDEH No g: L. la Consequence Oi tho waDton
dssction Of locomotive and construction train upon the
Nsshye and Chattanooga Railroad this day. by one ichssd
McCanu Thomas KkfG, leading gang ot outars tho
property Of these VIII be destroyed Col Moore. doth
LIMOS Volunteers viii proceed Immediately with his Iegi
along line Of railroad the houses OF the
above nsmsd and destroy their houses barns fences
ali property susceptible Of obstruction upon theiI respective
grounds by IRE or Other means al lis command.
H. IL hereby suHOunced that the property Of all parties
engaged In ineuupng the workings o! the Nashville aud
chattanooga Railroad other railroads. In this vicinity er OF
tue passage Of the Cumberland River, viii treated In like
, with tho property mentioned IN tho above order 80
~ IL Ia the power Of tue General Commanding Ut thu
post ~ 10 treat II.
ILL., All property Of any lind belonging to any Rebel or
Rebel found within Diie Of tho ocntJ Of
any similar outrage pepes,ed upon the line Of Railroad
or on the banks the river In t ciDy. will DO destroyed
In the manner described. By oTdsr Of
Brig Gen. ROBT. IS. MITCHELL, Commanding Post
loan PHAT7, A. 4 General
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DECISION RESPECTING AGRICULTURAL. IMPLE.
MENTS.

MENTSs
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-.
cided that whenever manufacturer Of agricultural
implements authorizes an agent or agents 10 sell
such implements at Wholesale at paces other than
the place Of manufacture, such agent or agents will
not be required authority for such sales, to take
licenses as dealers or peddlers. II, however, such
agent or agents shall sell such implements at RETAIL
licenses will be required under section "a, article 8,
or article a.
THE REPORTED SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR OF
FRANCE.
The Arabs's mails contradict fully and empbati-
caly the repor, from Paris and London Of the move.
ments or speeches of the Emperor of France in
regard to the American civil war.
TURKISH MURDERERs EXECUTED.
The three assassins Of the American missionary,
Mr. Merriam, have been executed Great praise 10
accorded to Mr.. Merriam, the American Minister to
the Sultan of Turkey. for his rmness in the matter.
DEMAND NOTES IN CIRCULATION.
The following letter has been received by bank
iug-houss in this city from the Treasurer Of tho
United States:
OFFICE OF TIE TEKMLRY OF TIE UsITED sr.ysa}
WMBIN6rOS, Jan 81, 1850.
SIN: In reply your note Of the 2ls Of Japnsy have
that the reports to which sude had
Oihctal 0flgn. Ine amount OF
ton Is between eleven and twelve mons The average
daily receipts Of those notes at the grncs P9 IN the hs
days Of January inst $4,000 aue the present re-
ces of them tho port Of NewYok Acne exceed thai
sum. Youn respectfully.
AZ T. SPINNER,
Treasurer otths United States
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING.
1t appears, from the records Of the Treasury De-
partmen that there ere still outstanding g. 900
Of two years ak per cent Treasury Noes receivable
for customs, making total Of between ia, 100000
and $l5 OOO 600 of Treasury Notes Low outstanding
receivable for customs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

PhuApELfhIA, rTass, 's" -
It's reported here that the sole onense o' mr.
Dsmins wa. endeavOriug to communicate by tel
egraph to the Northern press the ao'ie's VI MAJ
GEN Burnside to the solden, a copy Of which he
had received from Gen. Burnside himself for trans-
,ni,,iop in season for Thursday afternoons rapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

SuoorIya UEIos Mss IN Administrative
Union men from the town Of Wi.sburg were shot
et Little Rock, short tine since, by order Of Gen.
Uiud,nan. man named Webb sixty years Of age,
was hung near Glaze Bridge for being Union
NAN. His body hung three days before II was takep
down. lN0hvlle Unlons