The ghost of this town's marshal appears to a juror in his murder trial to reduce his killer's sentence. A blind musician from this town hears Homer "sing of the fall of Troy" and is killed by being thrown from a carriage and crushed by its wheel. Doctor Meyers is indicted and ruined in this town when he is blamed for the death of the poet Minerva. A resident of this (10[1])town "ended up with forty acres" (10[1])and "a thousand memories, and not a single regret" after saying "if the people find you can fiddle. Why fiddle you must." A collection titled for this town includes a poem attributed to Abraham Lincoln's beloved Anne (10[2])Rutledge, (10[1])and (10[1])its opening poem states that this town's residents, such as Old Fiddler Jones, are "all, all sleeping on the hill." (10[1])For 10 points, name this town whose residents' epitaphs make up a collection by Edgar Lee Masters. ■END■ (10[1])