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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

TYI ER-KNIGHT- Rutland, Few. 28i. bv
Rev A. ampb-.l, Dir. VIM. II H " e., Of
r st LTn . H. 10 Mis- Sarah A Kn ght, of
The rd, V. Co. -
INTERCHANGEABLE Cast,eton. on
the 22d insr-, by r r e. Wade, Mr.. jerks l.,
Flhei Of Polltn Y, to Miss 10 lisa p. Farewell
Of Castle on. No cards.
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Union of schof,eId and Sherman.

New YORK, Feb. %.
We are informed that private letters
have been received in this city, stating,
as probable that the union of General
schoheld's forces with Gen. Sherman's
army took place on Monday, the 27th
inst, The point is not stated.
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A UCTlON SALE OF REAL ES-
IA tate and personal property.
l., DAwLEY, Auetions.r.


The subscriber having changed his occupation
AMI location, viii ELL vt Publ Auot on on
THURSDAY, MARCH Oh, 1865, q. one o q ock
r. nj a bis re estate ana personal property,
VIZ: HIS farm, situat, d south " Mechaniosville
on III road leading TO Weston Said farm con-
ta'ns about 100 acres suitably d ed into plow-
irg, moving ard Tas ulirg with rs acres Of
heavy wood land, comp I,mg one of the bert Of
sugar or hards, chou and barns are all in
go rtpsir, with good spring Of water run
ning 10 reot Of them.
Also the following personal property One ex-
trs woke year old ken, good " ung Cows, 40
FINE IOSSEr SHEEP, one shoat, 10 tons
good nav, u bushels GAS one buggy wago on, one
lumber wagon, one on r., sltds, plows, har-
rows, CHAINS and al other farming ana dairy
tools.
N, B. No property disposed Of previous TO day
of sale. No Peter Funk bg all we'd, but every
article sold 10 the hi est bidder hout reserve
Te' M on real estate made eas,. Per onal
pro. erty will BE- considered cash down.
ABEL HOLDEN.
Mount II ly, Feb. Goth, 1865. mar2vld2t
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Heavy RobberY.

NEW YoRK, Feb. %.
Ten thousand dollars in gold were
stolen from the counter Of the Bank of
Commerce while in the act of being de-
posted.
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NEW YORK. Feb. %.
At Gallaghers evening exchange gold
sold at 200 "a.
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The Raiders Case.

MONTREAL, Feb. Is.
As Judge Smith is still very i'll, the
raiders case was postponed until Thnrs.
day next
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SIOCIKS.

New YORK, Feb %.
Stocks hervy. $50 coupons ITO IS;
10 40 coup. 1.02 "a; treasury skies 10
"a l year certificates 9812,
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TO THE LADIES!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
TIE Gil EST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
ia. CHfEsEMAN.s FEMALE PILLS

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
w ] immedi-tely relieve, withoa rain. al dis
turbancts Of the period discharge, whe her
arising ON elax,t on or supple siOu. They act
like cha III in removing tie pam that accom-
pauy dlth ult Cr lmmodera'e N, ms ruation, md
are p on Y safe and reliable remedy for Flush
Is s OK Headache, ? ins IN the Loins, b ick and
slIts, Palp1tauon of he He r., New u Ire
mors, Hy sterjcs, Spans, Broken Sleep, and
other un' lie n and dang, Gus effects o. an nm
atur i cor di1on Of the seXual funeuons. In
Z e wors Gaze Of FluOr Albus, or whites, they
eff CT speedy cure
DR.. CHEE EMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used over a q arter of century.
They are offered as the on y safe means # re-
ntwlug in eIrupttd mems ruati Il, but ladiee
must b. ar in mud that there is one condition of
" e fema e VI EN- in viii the PHI car not be
taken " thou p OduClng peculiar result The
CO. dion referred to is pregnancy he re ult
miscarriage Such is the nTes Il, BILE tendency
OF the m, clne TO restore the sexual functions
to 2 norm a condition. that even the rtprod duct
i've pc ger Of allure cannot resist it, Thy can
not harm IN any other way.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only medicine that married and SINGLE
ladies have relied upon for many years or can
rely u on now. Beware Of limitations These
Pills form the finest prep ration ever Iut for
ward, with immediate and persistent succe
Don he deceived. Tale ills advertise me to
yV"i ussLs'' anu en- HIN maj you "dut me
hess and mos. reliable f. male medicine in the
word, which is compr sed IN
DIR. CHEESEMAN' FEMALE PILLS.
They have recs,v, d, ard are now receiving the
sanction of the st emil emit phys clans in
America.
Exp icit directions with elch box-the price
one dollar per box, containing from so TO 6.
Pills
P is sent by mail, promptly, by renting the
ice TO he PROF rietOrs, or any authorized agent,
| in currency funds.
| So by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGS Il HILLYER, Prourietors,
9.eewly 81 Cedar street, New York
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WORTH $500, 900 !

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value.
-And not to be paid until, 20" knosO ghat you
eOW reeetVe
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES ALL TO BE
SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
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A NEW NOVEL BY HENRY
IA KIN GsLEY.
THE HILLYARS AND THE BUTTONS;
A Story OF TWO FAMILIES.

In THE NV YORK SEMI. WEEKLY TRI.
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last novel OF Henry Kngs'ty now in course of
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Australia, and the story deal, wi h family of
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ew Work. Produce Price Current

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ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. S. Mcclure q Co, strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No $50 Full
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FLouR-Fine Brands superdne State, 935 10 GO
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FARM FOR SALE 2l.2 mil,

A FARM FOR SALE. 2 IL mila
IN east OF esnsonville. containing about i7e
acres OF We oes' OF land for hay and Grain, can't
be beat for hvig water winter ana summer.
wood llenty, plenty OF sugar, apple and her
trees, wei fenced, two hous,s aud p enty Of
barn and sh ed room a good new miIk- nsu,s
and slate eu ough uIder the soil to make IL wall
able. 7 ice $500 5 och and fsrminR tools
II desired Twill ELI ROOT
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! &TATE OF VERMONT, district of
- Iai' haven, S. The Probate Csurt for tina
III tic of Fairhaveu
10 al persons j. ferested in the es.ase Of
MA Abel, late of Benson, m said dis,rior, de-
CEASED, Gppr,,na
BY e suthoriy of the State Of We mont, Won
are here b. notified to appear before the said
Probate Court, st the Probate office IN Cas,la-
tom IN AID district or TIL 20t cav of March.
= u 1860 to how ~ e. II any you hay-, why
me a. ounE of Ro lin Hi CHI ock, administrator
OF me esta-e of sa dece s d sho Id not be
aloTed' also Why tie residue or sail estate
thereto.
"a ed al Castleton, in said di ,triet, this 23d
day OF February, A. y. 1865
JOHN HOWE, Resis.er.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Fdrhtyen, IS. The Probate Court for tbs
District Of Fasrhaven 'A'
To all Persons concerned, GREETING.
where's + omas T. Ladew, natural gu ,rdisn
o. May Ltfew, has repr sent TO ID Court
nav IL would be ennduc We TO tn es of his
ID wa d TO sell the real estfte belonging TO his
said ward thst here is IN Ii town Of Castle on,
70, the purpose of nut ing he proceeds of such
sale at interest, Theref0.e.
By the authority Of the State of Vermont
you are hereby notified TO appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office IN Castle on in
SAL district, the 20'h day of Mar h, A. ID.
1865 10 show cause, VI any YOU have, why said
license should not be granted
Dated 4 Ca. letou, in said District, this Esd
day of february, A. d 1865.
3 JOHN HOWE, Register.
, 1865-11-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Assessment Returns Of Montgomery
CounEy-Ncxv Hank-Hanks Put In
Lf4uidation-Dcath from Dcllrlum
Tremens-Reccptfont to the 29th Col
ored Regiment.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune-}
SrRtNoF1E1D, Nov. 20.
The following is synopsis Of the assessment re.
turps OF Montgomery county, recelred Ut the Stale
Auditor 3 Office to-day:
Na1ue Of ta1able pe,euna1 property E6isaa0.06
Total value Of lands, railroads and
Real and perons1 rroperty.-......"... a517,6g7-5t
A0lal Ia1 eu...-..........--......-. 3A1GGa
Ac1es m cultivation In 1851: Wheat, x, ,475; corn,
4, other field products, 15,4c0.
Me=srs. Dubois, Chesuut, Edwards, Springer and
olher gentlemen Of this city, contemplate estab-
li.hire Second National Danl- The new tnstttu-
ttor wilt probably commence operations IN
Snringete new building at the corner OF SIKH and
Monroe streets. There Is ample de1d here for
another large Institution.
The circulation Of the following banks, VIZ. Ira
dera' Bank Of Chtcago. Exchange Bank Of Albion,
Clty DanG Of 0ttawa, and the UGited States Stock
Bank Of Sparta were put IN liquidation on the 18th
Inst and viii be redeemed ou1 Of The Trust Fund,
belonging to ssid banks, At par, In legal tender
notes, presentation at The State Auditors oGce
john Tbbtn, nndes arrest On suspicion Of rohb1ng
HI. Iorcust this city OF r on tho lDth inst.
died to-day OF dettrtun te1ncls.
Tie co}ored people Of this city will give reecp-
now at Gimp Euler, on Wednesday nex..
The work of laying the rails Of The city railway Is
proEresetng rapidly. End the whole will be compile
ted at hn early day,
, 1865-11-21


q! the Iatc Surgeon General Gibson, Of the Confed
crate azmy. lie was i seaman by profession, and
has served IN the Confederate nayy on board the
tallahassee during her raid on American shipping.
lie If an Intelligent and we1l-cduca.cd youth. IL
raid be lost the money eutnhlns. and h1s repre-.
scntation the deeceat On The faro sank was u1ale.
Al the opening Of the United States District
Court In Richmond, Va, On Monday Of last re.k
the singular anomaly r7nkplzca Of g court without
bar. 1t appears that no one Of the Richmond
lawycfs sayc Martin +. Conway, enuld he admitted
TO practice br judge Underwood, OWN. 10 the
ncces.ity Of thefE previously tnling the sosa1led
'.1rou-clad oalh." Judge Underwood consented,
husscrrr, to hear arEumcnts Of counsel upon the
cons.itutlouality and validity Of the oath, and the
uncoustituuouality TIA. maintained by Harmon
G1lue1. Siate SeuatoE elect don the 1dchmo2d
district, while the validity Of the test was ma,n
taincd BY MF. Lucins Il. Chandler. United States
pie,.ic Attorney, snt judge Conway.
John r. Simmons, Of Wnshtcuaw county,
Mich. has been convicted In the United States
District Court, a. Detroit. Of smuggling. lie took
hie son4 4 lad OF Is to Windsor, purchased an
ovcrcoat lor him, and came bxck With Tho youth
wearing the new garment His dcttnce Eras the
pso7isions Of lar for the free entry Of wearing np-
Iare1 In actual u.ei but Judge Wilkins charged the
jury that The defence wae untensble. because the
marty visIed the foreign country 70. the vey pur-
pose OF bringing the clothing upon bis body, with
The design Of thereby escaping the payment OF
duty. This species Of smuggling has been quite
common u Detroit, md the 1tibuns hints that there
zre ele4rymen in that city who wcar s11Sgled
goods.
The Omaha Republican says the Pacific
Kaflroad Company Arc 1t present sn1nlng out two
1tains daily fosn thaa city, cn37ns iron. tics ETC.,
required Tor The rosd. These construction trains
nor pa<s orcr about ~ miles Of track. and BY the
49,
, 1865-11-21
SAN FRANCISCO.

The Fall OF 1k05n In San FFaucfkco-!Ar-
rival OF the Western Union Telegraph
Expedition nj Petropolowskie-Ey
ryth1nE HFofkln. Like a Chnrm-Mr.
klnn1cus's Part5-TaI~torf of Opera
tionh-1mportant Intelligence from
Lower California; Slnalaa, Ac.--Thc
French Withdraw, &c.
SAN FRAsc1sCo. Nov 17.-Auivcd-ShipM Maeau-
Icy, from BALTIMORE.
During the last eight months, eleven vesrels,
loaded with coppe1 and tilEef ore have sailed from
The steamer John 1; Stephens ar7tred .o-day from
crable quantity Of coffee and silver orc.
The tall Of rain during the 1att tweny -four hours
onc twentieth the usual fail Of an entire year.
fallen In The mounta1n portions OF the State, and
the streas arc rising r1pidly, the river At Sacra-
MEMO barring risen fse fest during Tuesday night
Sac FRANCISCO, Nov. 1a-Ihe Alta CIifofn.d
has nens Of the arrival OF the expedition of the
Sstp hn9,u n1n on en- 16 a ps,p9
thing has worked lie i charm. Tht most Ean-
cuine could not have expected to succeed better.
No accidents bare happened. They bad landed all
projected. and they had gone to WORK vigorously.
They can bar anticipate great results BY another
hsy saTs r. sa Sa os i1s1 d.
they hare met. The expedition len sitks. Augnst
cd. reaching he redoabt 81: Michael. Sept 13th,
NtH4E u.
Ipnkonior kluekpak river country.
Kirnleut, W. il. Ennis joseph I. bazer, Thos.
cesse., t1ed. Z. smith, Gec. adams, s. be Baae
Be-; be!s, !. i. 1saa: y. =. hsnnIs!sr." '' 4
this seasons work. Al Michael they established a
depot ot supplies under charge OF Mr. Bean. Tue
party, under .K1npicutt took with them the little
Steamer Lizzie Ilorner and were fu.nl.hed with
m IN ft1
There arc 10 difficulties IN the wsy,. The
feared, might throw obstaeles e ouf wsy, seem
anxious TO assist Us tn cre1y thing, and express
themselves much gratfned 1t the prospect Of en-
Hive R1oes Re e s sds1esd 3 hs as
time. Col. Dulkfty lett the party Al Poyer bay
with a steamer, intending Is visit the Gnlr OF
0isa viii the party under Maj. Abasa. IN August,
ut Inc month Of The Amoor River. Mai. Ahasa
ano Two others Let IL weeks aeo ior Tho fenjsu.K
md Duth len NieholaaIi, bound also 10 lie nosth.
Tue work is bclAS most VIGOROUSLY prosecuted IN
po+ed 10 despatch this Eear already well started
and Judging Of the suceezs Of The future by that OF
the past it s eonfdens1y hoped that great progress
must 6e awarded 10 col: Baiiley sad Capt. scsm. %
mon for the cnerU with which this seasons work
has been prosecuted. The expedition viii probably
ter the arrival Of The steamer with Col. BulEiey.
nor daily expected, and hope to reach yonr ctY By
Dee, 1st, Y not before. Al are wen on board
about 40 passengers anl s7Ss,O il tseasure for
Sew fork, and 5l6o. .0oo for Eusland.
omn o IIhsf s wdes .dssa ID ssa
RcF TO- r: RFfms + selling q SAG 10 pafeh3ssl
The Spanleh ChIli imbro:lo has strengthened
breadsutta. Money IL light at X per cent, Ntu-
, 1865-11-21

sTocIA
At the Stock Exchange this morning there WAS 4
trmtr tone Railway sptcp1atton and higher quota
tions xefe current throughout. n. II. common shares
we,c tie festure Of the session. There was conndef-
shle excitement On this stock, md operations
heary. Almost every Broker had IN order for II
The growing case 10 money Il producing . re1i,alo
speculation in Stocks. The Bull cquea more Ac-
money may be relied upon aucciens TO support vg
orons movement fos rise. At the second and last
poaTds the market was dali aud lower. Tht only &C
usity wss In xo1theasezn.
The following we1e the closing prices II +ae p n.
New ToIk Central, s6X@s6X; Erie, 91X@s1X; Hud-
soa River, l1sKslosx; Reading, 11lal1ak; Michigan
Southern, :exs1sk; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, TKa
9cK: Rock bland. losxQlpaH; Northwestern, 20
ssx; Ohio Mississippi, 2ea OK; canton. tsa&a.
Gold IL 4 little weaker. The customs demand Ii
moderate The Treasury keeps The premium under
check b. gradually letting out supply. The Ru.
Eopesn had elect upon tAe nn.uclsl aa.1a La
aay direction.
Il easy At per cent. state bonds arc steady and
quiet.
Pr7to1rrx srocxs
Quiet With sales At tho following rateA:-Benneho6
Eun *l6ss; Central, scs.s; Ece1aor. Goc; Buchanan
Farm. &c, High Gate. s4o: OIL Creek, el,z5: United
S&ates $-sno Cherry Eun, 2oc; First National &c:
Webster. a1aa; Pit Hole Greek, f1Lsa Bradley, o
Tack, $; Bergen, s.
FrrroLECx
Il dull but brrn Sales to-day very small and o.
the baas Of SsGiec for crude; na6,c for bonded re
tned oil.
pRr GOODS.
The following qpotasions arc from tho Dry Goods
Exchange:
FEowN surxr1yos-ssark 4. s7Xc; Atlantic @,
NAc; Pacific I. &c: DO E. SC.
B1KAcuIp SulR11HGeN. +. Nils, SOC; usmt1toos
II. &c.
PE1S7s-Nes7inaek r. &c; do Sc; spEzgue, &C.
, 1865-11-21

The National Debk-EEFcufat1on Of the
National TkankA-The Spcakerhhtr Of
The Next tEongre%&-UonFd OF Ciatm~-
PronotlonA-Cfs Justice Chase-A
BeniEl,ted MARYLAND Judge.
, 1865-11-21

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, Nor. 20.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of this city to-day
considered the question Of appointing grain in.
spector until p1usision be made for appointing
one In conformity with legal enactment No ne
re*sity for such an officer h1s been felt here until
during the war, when dealers were too much md
perhaps too probably engaged In specalstions to
stup TO tnanKu1ate 1 new system. 1t has been dis
covered thai the elevator eoupanies, being also
epecnlatore tn grain, h1yc been enoytng SPECIAL
privileges In the way Of mixing grains, whereby
tnsious persons charge they have been enabled 10
buy cheap and te11 dear. AlIusion was made to
svoid1n. the eame troubles btrc. No result waI
reached tQ1daT,
, 1865-11-21
Thinks OF the ltuat1on-DlscharGe
OF DR.. MaddockS- of tho
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Proceedings OF Both Branches Of the
Legislature.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttfbune,1

Legislature.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune1
1SutANAFo11s, Nov. %.
The House met at g p. H., Mr. Bushir. In the
cha1r. The Committee On Fees and Salaries re.
ported back bill No. l3l with IN amendment NJ
lowing County Auditors twelve and half cents for
each hundred words nfEocot. three figures to raake
enc word. hi. Ha1cravc offered resolution direct
inc the Jud1ci:ty Committee 10 inquire whether the
Legislature has the constitutional power 10 tax
United States bonds 1ssned in this State a. bank
STOCK; md il so. to report bill for that purpose
resolution IS ~ the power 10 subject them to Tux
ch6n the same rs Other property Two joint seso-
iHtlons ola similar effect we're read and referred.
reports ct The President OF the sanitary Contnis-
sion. and GeneTai Military Agent; alao reports Of
sl.e Board Of c@o5trol. @ md Warden Of the Northern
rtckR+ 10 1cpea valuation and superintendent 1ayrs
Nj. Crook. authorizing Comfy Commis. s.loners to
inmfh docke1s ofJnstlees or Pence; Mf. Gasac1e,
lung passenger tle On raitfosas, md prosidin: ior
penalties foF violation. Adjourned.
The Senate met ut -. m- 4 number Of peti-
relea1 Of Is much Of c xodcrs' relief law a. pro
read md referred J. RESOLUTION, directing Tho
,,a,ann Co%nis1e On Judiciary to renort on Tue G e.
adop.ed. Three dollars uoIth Of postave starnps
Ano one copy oi INC EpxnEHJ Gdztt9<4 were Toted
Tor each member. A message u4s read from the
Governor By MIR. Jacobs, his pr1yntc Secretary, 10
the same effect % those noticed above in the pro-
xedines Of the Honee md a long discussion en-.
sned on the resolution directing the Jndfchry Com
mit'ee 10 fnanEre whether United State. Bonds hte
ta-sblc by the laws Of The State. If 60 10 report
bill for tx1In. the same The qnes.dnn was i5nsily
put 10 ro,e and lo.s, s~anped IN *ea Of amend
IDIMts.
Mr.; corsstn offered = resolution, which uas re-
feI1cd to select committee ot Ave providing for
commission to investigate whether the Tc1re Heufc
Richmond Railroad had paid over proper por-
tton OF 1ts earnings to the School Funds ptoEl-
dcd in IT. ct=rter. Adjourned.
, 1865-11-21
BOSTON.

Courtea1en to the Tuniai4n Embassy.
BosIoN, Nor. 8.-Goy. Andrews received the
1unisian Embassy at the State House thla forenoon,
End in brief speech said it gare him creat plea
sure TO welcome them "a the capital. He hoped
their yiEit to this country had prosed agreeable,
and that It ssoald help to preserve good untler-
Standing between the tWo countries. His remarks
Verc Interpreted to the Ambeasado., who in
response, said that everywhere In America they had
met always with most agreeable receptions, the
remembrance Of which they should always chefl h,
md hoped 1t would Fcanlt In closer alliance be-
tween ihe two governments.
:. The Tuusstans ntll visit the Wn1tham Watch
some Of our public schools. They leave for Europe
IN tho steamer Cubs on Wednesday,
, 1865-11-21

the Henry Chauncy, tom three month"; tous
through the gold and silver mines Of the Paciae
coast? -
Unfinished certificates Of the fifty cant ftacttonal
notes, to III amount Of about &3o.000, together
with quantity Of paper tools. etc. for counte1ett-
Ing. has recently been found IN house In Phlla
dolphin, by the Treasury Dep.stanens through Do.
ihouta1ui dollars had becn nfished and put in cir
cuietion. The detectives succeeded In cspsn11n, In
Brooklyn, on Last Tuesday night, md Committing
to jail the person eaid to be at the bead Of this
gigantic swlndliDc enterprise, N alleged noted
counterfeit eug1a<er.
New YonK, Nor. 20,--ieu. Fred Steele Is in this
city. lie 1earcs on the California steamer tomnzTdw
10 nzeuioe command OF Washington Territory,
made vacant by The death Of Gen. Wright.
Combination 0! tho report that inc ports OF
caused much excitement to-day in the copper mar
Eetu IA8crfc1u inEnt roae 10 3nr
, 1865-11-21

Indicted for Refusing to take the Oath
Escape OF n Iurdercr-Kt1led by a
Ncgro--At&emptto to Lynch the Negro.
[Specisl Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bune.1
ST. Louts, Nov. "a
The Monroe County Grand Ju1r Last week found
bill Of Indictment against Elder G. ". Patrick, Of
The Bapus, Church in Pazis, for preaching without
taking The oath. Mr. Patrick has been abscnt from
the county for some time past
Alet;c1 received from Dusalls Bluff, ARK, states
thst fe murderer Of Tucker, alias Wallstun, made
his escape from the etockade On the morning Of the
11ta. On the night Of the 9Th be broke his hand
cua md tho next day larger pair we're put on his
wrists. These be slipped Of, and through the