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NANCE AND MANN.
The Reprieve of Two Condemned Bush
whackerS.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: lin the
early months of 1869 while at Tullahoma.
Tenn, with my regiment, 42d Mo-, two
men, Nance and Mann by name, were con
demned to death for buslIwhacking and
murder, and were to be hanged. The gal
lows was built and the two men were
taken out of the stockade and marched,
under an escort of soldiers. to the place
of execution, just west of town. and We're
placed upon the scaffold and given time
to make Il last talk before being launched
into eternity. One of them had stood up
and made quite Il talk. declaring his in
nocence, when man on horseback has
lilly made his way among the guards.
bearing reprieve from the commanding
officer at Nashville and ordering the two
men to be sent there under guard. They
were marched back to the stockade and
that afternoon they were put aboard the
cars and sent to Nashville. The men had
been tried by courtmartal. and Gen.
Alilroy had approved the sentence and
ordered them executed. Who. or what
General countermanded the order and re-
prieved them | never knew. With the
passing Of the years since that time |
have often wondered what became of
Nance and Mann after reaching Nashville
Can any cOmrade tell?
The men had their homes among the
hills of the Cumberland Mountains. so |
understand. Perhaps they have rea tives
left who could give the desired informa-
tiOn II the men are dead. | had a
brother-in-law who was one of the guards
that marched with the condemned men to
the gallows, and stood by and heard the
one talk who declared he was innocent.
The other one remarking $50 am l." We
all felt relieved when the reprieve came.
We could face danger i'm other forms and
feel no compuncton if we had to take
life. but the idea of hanging was too
much for the bravest of us.-W W.
JONES. Co. +, 42d Mo-. Hybrid, No.
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Work of the Pension Office.

The report of certificates issued the week ended
June 4 shows:
Army Invaiids Original 3: Increase 200; reissue
crued, I 10; restoration /; renewal TO- supplements
=. duplicate, q; accrued. l3l. Total. 3G4.
Army Widows. etc: Original. a; increase, L. reissue
Navy 1nvaiids: Increase, /: accrued, 3. Total, 4.
Navy Widows. etc; Original 3; renewal, !. Total T.
Old Wars Inyaids:SAccrued,2 2.
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crease. 49, reissue A. restoration, 2; accrued, Total
1-5.
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Navy lnvaiids {war with SPAIN: Original. I.
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Army Invads-Regular Establishment Original, "a
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Navy InvaIids Regular Establishment Original. /
tc.ucd. !. Total. z.
: Navy Widows, etc.-Reguiar Establishment: Orig.
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renewal II; supplemental duplicate, o; accrued I67
Total. 2,23i.
Army Widows, etc. TACT of June 81 Is9o,: Original
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supplemental .: duplicate 4: accrued, > Total o65
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L. Total. l35.
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Mexican War SuryivOrs Increase, 5; reissue, y sup
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SAVING THE UNION.
A Missouri Man at Last Meekly Confesses
that He Did 1t.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: have
been reading to-day some very interesting
yarns by old veterans of the civil war
From these stories 1 gather facts that
convince me that l was not the only man
in the army. But while there were some
other pretty good men i'll the service,
want to say that | was no Spring chicken
myself. l am the man who struck Pat
Murphy. | was born April -, 1S41. Gen
Grant was born on the 9th day Of April
too, but several years before L was. How.
ever, he did not amount to much until
after | was born; nor did he capture
Nicksburg until after l went into the
service. Because of my presence in the
army Grant was enabled to whip Lee and
finally capture him at Appomattox. With
my very efficient aid Mr.. Lincoln was able
to preserve the Union and free the nigger.
L have sung "Marching Through Georgia
more than ! 600 times, though | never
marched through that great State i'll my
life. l was a member of Co. {, 9Th Kan.
Cav, and killed as much time and as few
rebels as any man in the service. l never
did steal either hoopskirt. a grndstone
or Il sawmill: but l have seen many men
who did steal all of these useless articles.
| may have, i'll a moment of passion or
appetite. stolen a chicken or a mule
but | only did it as a military necessity,
and to prevent the property from falling
old. and knowing that my days are nearly
numbered. l desire to confess that down
in Tennessee in 1864 / picked up a hive
of bees and started off with it. thinking
that the bees were not at home; but after
going few rods | discovered that all the
colony were very much at home: l there
fore hastily set the hive down and
marched on in the direction of Nashville.
which city l quietly captured. and went
into camp there. Nashville did not inter
pose as serious obstacles to my onward
march as did that colony of bees. Those
bees took temporary abode in my jacket
sleeve, my pants legs and the dOuble"seat t
protect my rear from vicious assaults. /
made very great mistake when l took
off my hat and assaulted the bees with it..
as that movement gave the bees an OppOr-
tunity to take possession of my hair, and
with their heaviest bayonet$ pierce the
top of my head. After the battle with the
colony of bees was over l devoutly
that | could continue my work of saving
the Union. If the rebels had fought half
as bravely and effectively as did that
colony of bees. the South would have
whipped lis in IL days. Those bees not
only put me to flight. but stampeded the
whole company and caused the Captains
horse to throw him at least 10 feet
straight up. from which elevat ton he came
down with a dull thud on the fiat of his
back. The Captain never found out what
was the matter with his horse. but sup
posed that he had received some good
news which made him feel coltish.
Being of modest disposition. this is the
first time / have ever felt called upon to
tell of my bravery and efficiency as a sol
der and of the great service l rendered
the Union during the war of the rebel
ilOn.-W. JONES, joplin, Mo.
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Reunion on Monocacy Battlefield

Surviving members of the Union regi-
ments which took part i'll the battle of
Monocacy, near Frederick, in 1864, are
planning Reunion to be held there on the
4Oth anniversary of the battle, July next
Gen. Lew Wallace, who commanded the
Union forces i'll the battle; Gen. Warren
keifer, ex-Speaker Of the National House
of Representatives. and other prominent
men have signified their intention to be
present at the Reunion.
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Big Bethel Monument.

The 43d Anniversary of the first land
engagement of the civil war was cele-
brated June 10 by the Confederate vet
Grams by holding a picnic at Big Bethel
tie took place. The engagement was be-
tween detail of Gen. B. l.. Buffers
army, stationed at Fort Monroe. and the
Confederate forces under command of
Gen. Magruder. 4 movement toward
erecting monument on the battlefield was
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NIAMI VALLEY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
XNk Outing ASsociation.-Second Annual Reunion
Fair Grounds at franklin, Ohio June %. 1904. Com
rades: on are expected 10 report for duty at the
Ing outing 1t will be basket pcnlc coffee furnished
by the association There will he good music spirited
address es, and good time at morning and afternoon
meetings. In memory of the old war time days. Exer
cises will commence at 10 a. NJ. and D. m. Take con
veyance to the grounds bring your family and friends
Geo. Field, President; h. II. STAGE. Secretary: Capt
Hatch, Treasurer. Executive Committee-Judge ].
O'Neal. Warren Co.: j. w. Meyers Butler Co.; N s.
Laird. Preble Coz +. X. Bowles, Albert Kern, Mont
gonery Co.
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A TTENTION, laoh O.V.I.-You hereby noti-
~ fed that the S6th Annual Reunion of the 10th
Owl. will be held In the Armory at Shreve Wayne
County, Ohio, on the p. T. W. & G. X. r., on Tuesday,
June :, 1904, commencing at l o'c:ock p. m sharp:
Good speakers will be I'm attendance Our beloved
Division commander. Maj.-Gen. T. J. Osterhaus of
Mannheim, Germany, Is now In this country. and has
promised to be present at this Reunion. Turn out
comrades. and give him a warm greeting and royal
reception The comrades of Shreve have arranged an
enjoyable programme for the occasion, and all who at
tend Will receive soldiers welcome. ]. p. Van Nest
Secretary, Wooster Ohio.
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UNION VETERAN LEGION ANC


Encampment 157, U. v. L., Cumberland, Nd: Col
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aasfisi q Dr s;s F. Meyers; GhaRa%,n p % Jno Weber;
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Eose; G1nducf9r, Jessie Hecksl; Color Rearer Mrs
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1n7TH OHIO at Canton, Ohio, Saturday July Q
~ 1904 All surviving comrades Of the l07th
Regiment cordially invited. Remembering that
all sons of comrades are honorary members Of this
Regimental Association they also kindly included
In this CALL Bring friends and enjoy greetings
your old commanders Gen. f. $. Meyers, Col Cooper,
and other officers and many comrades Reunion will
be held in Assembly Room, City Hall. BY order:
Maj A. Vignos, President, Regimental association,
Canton, Ohio; A. j. Rider, Secretary Navarro Ohio
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LADIES OF GAR.

John A. Logan Circle, 49, Villisca, Iowa Pres, Mary
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win; Chaplain. kmma Allen; Treas, Gertrude samp
son; Sec. Minnie Whipple; Conductor. Mary Nicely
Abigail Foster. d
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7 TIL PA. CA N.-The 10th Annual Reunion will
l. l. be held I'm Post GAR Hall, Gettysburg Pa
June Z. 1904, day before the Encampment
at place. thus giving the boys the benefit of the
excursion r. II. rates TO the Encanpment, Headutar-
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be very glad to shake hands with all comrades and
members Of the Association. d. s. Orcutt President
nth pa Cav. Association, st. Charles Hotel, Ptsburg
Pa
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L1OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HON
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barn and storage cellar, etc. Cheap.
f. G. Stockman. R. ID. No. 3, Prospect Ohio
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n TIL ME. BATTERY.-The 22d Reunion will be
Il held at Pttsfed, Me-, on June 49,
IT ST OHIO.-Annual Reunion this year at Lud-
3 i low Falls. Ohio. Thursday, June l6 1904 Enos
Pemberton President West Milton, O.; D. L. Lee, Sec
retary, Troy, Ohio
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(NIVfL WAR SLAVE DEEDS, MONEY, ETC
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9TH CONN at Pleasure Beach. Conn.,, Wednesday,
- July 90 Members who cannot attend are request
ed to correspond with the Secretary, w. II. Smith,
Whitneyville Station, New Haven, Conn.
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NORTHWESTERN IOWA VETERANS. = The
IN Reunion of the Northwestern Iowa Veterans
Association will be held on the Fair Grounds In Sac
City on the 2sth 29th and Both OF June, 1904 The
oak and other forest trees: large audiiorinm large
dininghalis, barracks for sleepingapartments, and
many other convenences and advantages. Every
body is welcome, whether soldiers of the war Of the
rebellion ineither army.soders Of any war or organ
izatton as well as all citizens. Phil Schaller, Com
maIder: NJ, PeytOn Adiutant Sac CITY Iowa
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-5OO ACRES ONE AND A HALF
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barn: windmill two wells: 80 under cultivation
balance 25O acresl in pasture; well fenced. This is
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good house and barn. Price $50 per acre
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plenty of fruit; seven miles from Nevada, Counyseat
Price $40 per
have all kinds of farms large and SMALL also mod
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you want to buy something good, see me before buy
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In a good town, Orlando, Okla Santa Fe Railroad
through the town. Inquire of Jacob Berg, p o.
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II ARGE PROFITS
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9TH OHIO CAV.-At Tifin, O., June H. at
IL a. IN. Meeting at Eagles Hail. on Washington
st.. opposite Court House. DR. VIM. w. Hill, Weston
o., Secretary.
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7TH MASS.-36th Annual Reunion at q. A. r. Hall
: Mansfield. Mass, June 15. VIM. II. Wade, s5s
Barnaby St., Fall River Mass, Secretary.
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TyOR SALE-TWO HOUSES, SMALL SHOP
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