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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

WALKER, M'KERNAN & GOLDSBeRRY,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No :, West Washington street.
Indianapolis. Indiana,

Offer for sale the following desirable property situated In
localities and prices meet the wants o. purchasers
fine Farm 400 acres. Marion County. Indiana.
six miles from the city Of Indianapolis in high state OF
cultivation aud Improvements, buildings and all eonve-
in style TO constitute rst class country resi-
dence.
An elegant Stone residence with SO acres Of ground pa
miles city of Indianapolis of the most de-
sirable country residences in tie State
House and Lot on Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis
Indiana, elegant Two Story Brick Building with out
buildings and all the modern improvements and conve-
niences Price II, 0cO in easy pay ments.
Two Story Brick Hou,e South Illinois
street. IA rooms improy perfect Price S41Oo In
easy payments
Two Story House on Illinois street. rooms. Price
Sill 900. IN easy payments, decided bargain
Business Houses Washington street Of admirable
locations for business. Call before locating elsewhere
Two Hotels in the city Of indianapolis OF good stand
ing location excellent patronage beyond the capacity 10
accommodate. rare opportunity for prohtaoie H.
vesiment
A Frame House on Liberty street, rooms. improve
ments and conveniences complete Price s2ooo IN easy
payments.
House and Lot on Liberty street, sl,5Oo. Terms
easy
suit the purchaser
/ A Frame House on Mississippi street. $500
A Two Story double Frame House on West street, u
/ rooms, 81, COO.
House and Lot on Tennessee street, 81 200.
Two Houses and Lots on West street, $1,000 each
Fifteen of Choice Land IN the Peru and liGlail-
apos Railroad Companys addition To the City OF lndi-
annapolis with house Of xix and all the desirable
conveniences-a fine orchard comprising all the staple
fruts-one thousand grape vines, aud good asso tnsh
of blackberes Price s5OO0-a fine chance ior proht-
/ able
Sixty and Lots in the City OF indianapolis o
various localities and prices, from SoOO TO S5"oOO
Fifteen Hundred Buildng Lots in the City Of lndanapo-
lis prices from $500 to S2U,OOO
Choice Farms various parts Of the State at prices
graduated to suit the purchaser.
Call and before purchasing elsewhere FOR patc-
ulars inquire OF
WALKER, McKERNAN q GOLDSBEkRY,
Real Estate Agents,
! No. West Washington street, indianapolis, Ind
apr9 DIT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
Mrs. Li-coIn's sister.

The Norfolk correspondent of the New York
World writes as follows:
The affair of Mrs. Todd White is generally
commented upon here. DO not zee by the pa
pers that much has been said about her Transit
elseshere She called on General Butler before
the fac-of-truce boat left. and asked il her bag
gage would he searched. and was informed by
the general that under the order which she bad,
he didn't what she had 3" The LADY per-
sisted IN disclosing the contents of her trunks,
much To the edifcatiOn OF the general. probably,
who felt himself completely t.owerless for once
in his own department. with the special order of
the President staring him in the lace. He had
not the courage 20 take the responsibility stop
the woman, even when she confessed what she
had in her possession Perhaps she bad nothing
'contraband' with her. but there strong
suspicion that she had. and il was Gen Buffers
duty to have seen Tor himself before he suffered
her TO go The policy" OF General Butler vas
never seen to so much advantage A. in the case
of Mr. Todd White
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
AGENCY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NOrwood's Block.
No2Ol-2 North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
.,op s.1r-nEsrRABIE REsIpENcEs IN 7,

THOR saLF-DEsIRABI-E RESIDENCES IN TIE
north part Of the city. on Pennsylvania Meridian
Illinois Delaware. Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi
streets and all the avenues
40 large as ortrsent Of cheap and very desirabl.
residences the southern part Of the city ranging from
500 10 $4,000 in prce
We have some small houses % sell az old prices on
small payments down and long time bslsnoe-better
and cheaper than renting
For sale good terms, good business property On
Washington Illinois, Meridian, Pennsy lvsnia and Ten
nessee streets.
Also the best and largest assortment Of building lots IN
all parts Of the city sell trade the beat terms
and AZ To- figures
Also a namber # small and fne country se.ts large
and snail tracts Of lands. improved farms irons 10 leo
low figure and on good terms
Also frss-rafr Sour mill, IN the ery-a money max
inc institution. Also, number Of hour and mills,
city, for sale or trade
Also and boarding houses the city. country
tsverns and town propery, the city: merchandse
horses Wagons and various other kinds Of personal prop
erry for sale OF trade
We have large nnmber Of building lots In the city,
large amount OF land country property various local
ities and merchandise and big pile money 10 give
for improved city properly.
soIcr Parties having property Of any kind 70 sell.
persons wanting 70 buy trade for properly invessr
pealators traders. and the rest q MANKIND invited
cali tins A No. ONCE before buying selling s
trading, and promote their Interest thereby.
mars d2u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

-ALLEs CouSrr We have not vet heard
from all the township elections In this county
bet 80 far We bear the reports are favorable.
and shows that Allen county m,intans its proud
position as the Banner Democratic County. The
vote a. il usual Is much lighter than at the fall
elections. ana the Democratic maiorities are OF
cour,e sm ,ller in proportion. but comparing the
mrjorities with the vote. they will show Demo
cratic gain in the county-I Fort Wayne Senii-
a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
A Il A u G II i O N
BY
DELZELL & JON ES,
REL ESTATE BROKERS'.

4 T TWO O'CLOCK on MONDAY, APRIL u, 1854,
will sell at Auction, The premises, that finely
built Suburban Co tagc Residence the corner Of
Western aud Forest Home Avenues. being opposite the
residence q Thomas Morris the east and that
of Ovid Butler, ESQ., the north The house contains
nine room> hail. porch. and TWO sairwayS, and Vers
cementrd celia. The outside well,
ci>tern sink, stable. house and wood house
he houe is grained and ppered, and has ~ardrobes,
cupboards AID presses in nearly all the rooms. is one
best arranged and convenient residences in
indianapolis or it, iiiy.
The lot which the stands embraces one acre
ground and l. WITH grape fruit trees,
fruit bearing bushes a. q vine> and fine shrubbery.
At the same time Of of the above described
prop. rty he offered of ground, immediate
Of aud Joining il, fenced and set IN fruit
TERMs-Une- fourth of the purchase money cash in
hand and the balance three equal payments, running
through twelve and ghte-n months respectively.
Title good AID sale positive
For further particulars inquire of William Woman, on
the premises, DELE Ia JONES,
Bpr9-d+t- SWS&M 81 East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

IsfAxrIcipE On Friday last the BODY Of an
infant child. closely sese1 up in sack. 1as
found lying b, the waters edge % the White
Water river about a mile AID hall below town.
Ii l. verv evident the child had been drowned
within a few days, and undoubtedly IA the "est
Fork OF the river. which being At the Time a
litle above tie usual stage. in falling leit the
body the beach No clue has been discovered
Of the perpetrators OF the crime Brookville
Democrat.
SfGSfFIcANr AT the Democratic nomina ting
polls al tins town on Monday. several men who
had acted with the Republican party since 1856.
desired TO cast their ballot for the Democratic
nominees promising 10 support whatever ticket
WAS dominated OF course their votes were re
eeived. and all others who have become Disguised
with the present imbecile Administration and
willing TO Join In our efforts 10 peace
and Union in the land. arc welcome 20 our
ranks II Brookville Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE
PAIN TING.

~ LONG. NO. ) EAST NEW YORK STREET, OP-
r POSIrE University Square. IS prepared TO do all
kind, Of House and sign Painting, Granng and Glazing
short norice and in the very best style Persons
wanting work in his line are requested TO give him
call dec5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
WOOD.
DISSOLUTION.
COu0rfpsershiD

DissOIufiOm OF COp0rfnership.
vUyHE FIRM or Virgins CHANDLER Is THIS
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. Charles p. Wig
gins rrtires from the CONCERN and the business will be
continued by Thomas Chandler. who IL HORNED 20
collect all debts due the firm and pay It's Indebtedness.
CHARLES p Virgins
THOMAS p CHANDLER.
Indianapolis April : ls64. aprS-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
FOR r EN- T.

BUSINESS HOUSE AND DWELLING, No. las
~ West Washington street, in Hammond's Block,
corner of Mississippi street.
Apply 10 AkEkNAN FlkkCE.
apq-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
AUCTION SALES.
BY SPAWN & SMITH.
-FOUR SMALL HOUSES 4 LOTS
Al
A"@EH
Atshe Premises.
On Wednesday the 18th of April, "a,
At The hours Of II O'Clock A. NJ sna 2 o'elsei
r. NJ. as feliorrs.


a 7 ELEvEy O'CLOCK WE WILL SILL To THE
N highest bidder House and lot No Cbafhs
he Lot being about q feet vide and le5 feet deep an
alley, The House comfortable frame 81 three reonz.
kitchen cellar. well. ci~tcrn. pumps. &C
Al O'Clock will sell No sci south Tennessee street.
consisting Of lo ~ by 1876 feet deepto an alley csm
Immediately Afterwards viii sell the House and
lot the Southeast Of hcCarty and Tennessee ss
consisting Of LOT 30 BY " feet alley. house Of
kitchen cellar. stable well carriage
shop, wood house and she'd. yard graveled.
Immediately afterwards We Will sell WV FRAME
HOUSE three doors north Of the last named being lot
out lot IS 30 By - feet alley, hou~e having TIVE
rooms and cellar.
/ II Titles god. Sale positively without reserve.
TERxs-oEe- third Sssh hand. one-fhird in and
onefhird in two with cent Interest, mort
gage security on the balance.
SPANN 4 SMITH.
apr<-dts Real Estate Brokers'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
U. s. BON OS.
NOTICE.

NOIICE,
OFFICE INDIANA ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r. Co..
INDIANAPOLIS, April i, 1864.
TVNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETlNi OF THE
Stockholders OF the Indians and Illinois Central
Hallway Company for the election Of Of said
Company, for the ensuing year. will be held
the Office Of the Company. in the City of Indianapolis,
Indiana the first Wednesday tiih day Of May 1854
a . O'Clock p. VI.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Attest: b. X. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
apT5-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

The Marion Journal SAYS that generally
the returns Indicate encouraging Democratic
gains throughout Grant county" at the late
township elections.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26
where Dast Mt Sea Comes From.

The ocean is abOu. the last place where one
would expect 10 be annoyed with dust, yet vast
volumes of it sometimes sweep over the Atlantic,
and still more frelunty over the Mediterranean.
Not long ago vessel that had been ont in dust
storm arrived in port. The crew declared that
the "hy ing dirt" almost Choked and blinded them;
and although sailors yarns are not always framed
with single eye = truth, there was nothing I'm
the story itself which initiated against is
credbity. II Is well known that dust showers
sometimes occur at distances Of from one thou
sand 10 fifteen hundred miles from 'und. The
particles are generally Of n brick dust hue, and
they have been known 70 fi'l SD thlcky us 20
make the sea tone red" rs Tar as the could
reach Doctors disagree as 20 the origin of the
phenomenon. Two Iacts which have recently
come to light, seem, however, 10 settle the
question definitely. OGe Is, that the ingredients
Of the dust are everywhere the same; the other
that these ingredients are cyc.usWely SoIy-
American Auimalcllu, and the 6s5ri, of a4l-
malculjr, found only IN that continent, 0r" Uul-
formly present in the Mediterranean sire 'gos, the
Cape lie Verde sand blasts, and the dust drifts
occasionally met with in the neighOOrhOod O, Jaa
Azores. The theory Is, thar the material is taken
up from the parcAed pampls OieQuatOfial Amarg.
Dy Whilwinds, and carried by the trade winds 70
distant latitudes
TBut this theory Is opposed 10 the fact tia.
when these dust showers are most genera. and
powerful as at Cape de Yerdes and NladeirH, Ehe
wind is almost always fem the region @. ,l2
great African Desert,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

! feel aD uuJehnel TespecJ tor man who has
seen the sta-ssrpenl lie is 70 his brother fishes
What the poet IS 20 his teIow-nen Where they
have seen uOb!Dg D.rter Ian school OF horse
ma, ,Cl, or the idle coils o. ocean around Half
way RuCk, he hU. Gauge. authentic gimpscs Of
n, Withdraw lng mlnr!e-Lem Oi the Eda4 ace.
cane no; ioT lAl monster himself To is nor the
thiug, bar the le.-C. ia Tie thing that is dear
10 me. May it ue long before Professor owen is
ComiOrtJl with toe sight of his unl5sAcd yer-
tenr,u, long before they stretch many % rood
b'hnd kimbals or baTHums glass, reflected in
tie shallow OID- ul Mr. and Mrs Public, which
stare but see not When we read tha. Captain
SpallinR, OF the pink stern Three pOHieS, has
beheld him rushing through the brine like an
infinite series OF o2Tigchel ma1kertl casks, we
feel that the mystery OF old ocean, ar least, has
not yet been soundsl-tnEr faith and awe sur
y.Ye there me ipo4alo. l once vgl-GrlI the
nulse-nUCEnfgl theory 20 an Old fisherman,
.r7vner Than n .gU-gCl 'Hos-mgc.U." " be
exclaimed, ldiennty, "Ioe macsT. be- therc
hc used p phrase commonly indCstld In laigd
literature ly rn" same eirn which serves tog
Iu-'Crsrg iu Divinity. don't yer epue' ] know
o. Hn@u1yU. i' Iu- iutOn1.ion oil that "I
would have glcel Professor MOnku1p5 o ven
with bis rg0yoErr ItC.a forever W-ar it one
should ask him f Le knew -llob.t- .-hero.
lul .C. IFGltE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

TuE Mou0y ug BguprLL- So Ulrut
writes an army .pollcut, w- can see Che
path through all It's IOgllny, -lsatcu rs III is by
The burning fuse NLCu the range 5 two miles,
near half the are OF a circle. ON leaving the
mortar 10 gracefully moves on, climbing up .A-
heavens til it 5 nearly or quite . mile above the
earth, and then it gil les, and for @ moment agn1-
rcnty In a horizontal lIEe; but yOu quickly see
that the little fiery orb is describing tLn other 1g-
mont of the circle. The shell q O i.rr1u rifle
gun, in going Two and e half miles, deViatcs from
a straight limo not quite as much as % shell from
amortar. But I'm passing over this space con-
siderable time is required. The report travels
much faster than the shot A she'll from q m9rar
will make q distrnc1 of TWO miles in about h.Ity
seconds, and irom g Parrot gun ABOUT half that
time. The fash -. L.gnt, and the "hite smoke
by day. indicate the moment %! discharge, and
hneu or twenty seconds give time 10 lind a cover
in a splinter ROOF, behind o trench, Or something
else.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

One OF the attractions OF the Sailor, Fair a!
Boston is the sea serpent or, 20 leas, iish that
comes nearest 70 the description OF that monster
OF any thing yet discovered. I. IS g very queer
fish, DrOugh. into FaIhayen ON Friday. 10
weighs about four hundred pounds, and is thir-
teen feet in length Q. which nine fee. taper down
% a serpent-lise tail. II has the month Of a
SHARK, with two rows OF tceth, i'm on his back,
and full eye Ike bullock, In color and
motion il resembles a serpent IN the water.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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DRY GOODS.
OPEN NM eONDs FOR FnE nOLIhAYs.

VI hN II ANN NVp ~ run lhh uWhlhtADs
Lyons Velvets,
Frost Beavers,
Velvet Beavers,
ChinChilla Cloth,
TricOt Beavers,
Fries Cloths,
Lupin's Merin1s,
Lopin's POpling,
Sublime Black Silks,
Richest Fancy Silks,
Lupin's De LANES,
Lupin's Cashmeres,
Lupin's Wool Plaids,
Lupin'5 Tamise,
Lupin'g Parission8,
Lupin's Thibet Shawls,
Vienna BroChe Shawls,
Paris Broohe Shawls,
London Open Centre Shawls,
Large Premium Blankets,
Melodeon and Piano Covers,
Damask Table Linen,
TOwelings and Napkins,
NEW GOODS DAILY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

r OsT-OCTOBER II, 1864, CERTIFICATE
No, l543, dated AlIn 22 ls6A, for 100 shares BE,
n-42-mhw' wltLtAM HART CARR.
4 STATE OF C. &. LAME, DECEASED.
~ The Auditor Gppolntcdby the Orphans Court for ths
city and County Cd philadelphia 10 audit settle, and
adjust the secoHu ana nna account Of JACOB RIFgET.
md MARIA LAAh, Administrators OF tho estate of q.
b LAMb, deceased aud 20 report distribution viii meet
c ynres interested tor tne purposes OF mis- appontmon,
Tuesday December q, 1874, az O'Clock II M Id his
offee No. sll Walnut street, rhladei phia
n-23-wim ~ JOHN CLAYTON, Auditor ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

/ AGG & BRO, CORNER TENTH AND
1 PINE, oren Bargains Tr1rn Auction.
n0t pCTrs fluc coUred Berlin gloves. 81
~ srl,s heAvy nceced, cloth, cuncd gloves, sl25.
lot gt nto hr.Ny black hCcced s * gloves, sos.
.iuts ladies huc French cloth cloves gic 10 AL
lot gents dark CONOrs chenille scarGs, TOO
lot ladies' blaCk Md g.oves, 81 worth 81
Ct hrOCte sCaris black ana crimson centres 40 "a *
lSi wide tape, Md bound, steel hoop skirts. slBO.
r I In black aud white wool under sleeves l5c
lot very heavy, double boiled black bonret ribbon 75r
lott me and STOUT cached shrtirs Sins o and sNr
lot BLACK and white, all wool, shrting nsnnels siIe
lot shepherd paid mohulrs, 5G.
Also. Ol line gloves ribbons, brusb-g
note ami letter papers, soaps, sc. &C.
n. B-raegB Reyylner, bcst I8trTouia u use EOc pc~
bottle. A.
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CMIpF oTTARTFRMASTRR tOFE

y CISCnSAII, Ohio, Mover abeI ~. 1884
Proposals nvitedby the nnderslgAeaw It'll ED sEs-
Day, December 1864. at u O'Clock NJ. for furnishiR
this Department (by cOn'Taotl with:-
INFANTRY TRoWsERs-s. b. kcrst y, Army Stan
dard.
SHELTER TENTS, Of 2sh inch, Duck weighing 8 oz-
10 the llncAl yaTd-Army STANDARD.
TO be made in accordance speeif icationa adopted
by the QuRrtcrmasters Departu snf, opy which can
be seen a. this otice,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
Bhtler,s Campaign a Sue es..

Nav YORK, May 2O.-Tho Times
correspondent with Butler says:
BUFFERS campaign up to the close Of
Mondays severe engagement ending
with Withdrawal from our advanced
position to our in;renc hments at Bermu.
dc Hundred, cannot be regarded as q
defeat.
The object aimed at was fully at.
tanned, and was decided uponby Butler
even II his whole comm and had 10 be
sacrificed, 1t was for ihe purpose Of
disracIing attention of rebel forces
garrisoning the outer defensos at Rich
mond from the movement Of Gen. Kautz,
upon the DonvilIe and Richmond Rail.
road, as by the breaking of that commu-
nicalion every line of traYel ladiating
from Richmond by which Lee could re-.
ceive supplies for his army, would be
cut. This correspondent says that Gen.
Hickman wast0ken prisoner in Mon
days fight while the Herald correspond.
ent details with particularly how he
and his command fought their way
through the cnemy's lines and rejoined
our forces. f'lsif 1h1
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26
From Washington.

WAsAMGroN, May 10 The tex bill
reported b. the Finance Committee OIL.
lows as many collection districts IN each
State as there are Senators and Repre-.
sentagves, being two more Than in tho
bill as it passed the House. so instead
oI=20 per cent. additional is charged for
neglect or refusal TO make returns Of
property. The salaries Of assessors arc
limited 10 $1,000 instead Of SO 800; az
sistanls. "a per day; collectors, 81 500
and per cent commission, but tho net
salary is MOTTO exceed So, 900 instead Of
$4,000,
The tax on distilled liquors is un.
changed, eIceptthe 81 95 tax con,
msnces October lst instead Of January
LIST, making 81 so per gallon. License
to Wholesale dealers, where sales do
not exceed $50 900 are increased from
rs to so
Savings Banks pay license as bank.
ers. Distillers OF grapes are included
with those OF apples and peaches, ct
Sl9 so instead OF $50. The tax onre.
fined sugars is reduced 10 Two and half
and three and half cents per pouad.-
On bloom and slab iron, So instead of
81 per ton; on hoop and sheet iron, So
instead Of 81; on iron castings for hrid.
ges, So instead of So; on stoves and
hollow. ware, IS instead Of So; that on
smoking tobacco made of stems is in-
creased from 10 to 10 cents a pound. -
The penalty for manufacturing tobacco
or cigars without permit. is increased
from 800 to $500, and the imprson-
ment is increased to one year; for frau.
dulent statements, the imprisonment is
likewis increased. The penalty for re-
ceiving goods from one who has no per-
init is increased from $50 to 800. On
sales Of merchandise or produce one
eighth Of one per cent, and on stocks,
gold and notes, one twentieth instead Of
oue-ffIh is charged; on bank deposits,
oue.tour;h instead of one eight per cent,
on bank circulation, one half Of one per
cent, each half year. instead Of one.
fourth Of one per cent, month is levied.
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From Nashville and Below.

NASHVILLE, May 20 Gen. Sherman
is in possession Of Kingston, Rome, Cass
vile, and the line of Eureka. The army
had heavy skirmishing with the enemy
all the way up from Resaca. The rail-
road and telegraph are repaired 10 the
present position of the army The
troops are in good position and spirits
Johnston is believed to be at Atlanta,
The prospec, is excellent for most i'm
portant success 10 our arms.
Hugh Traily, native of Tennessee,
was hung to-day by order of the military
commission charged with bush whacking
and numbering Union citizens Traiy
was captured in White county in Deem.
Der 1858 He was then guide 10 Gene
raj Wheeler. and was sent to Pikevlllc
10 parol wounded Union soldiers. He
betrayed no emotion on the schifold,
and avowed that no died true rebel
soldier, not guilty of shedding innocent
blood