, 1865-11-14
FROM ALABAMA.

FROM ALABAMA.
The Million Dollar MAN Bound Over
-DcprcdatIons Of Cotton Thieves
Shooting Eroedmen-T1se, Election
Record of the .CAndlRn4eajfor Gov.
eFnor-Ftrc La MontSomery-Blsho
wilmer.
fspecial Correspondents OF the Chicago Tribune.
- Mok7ooxx1r, ALA, Nov. 8, 1855. ;,
| GAYLE, THE NTLIroE DOLLAR MAN.
Colonel Gayle, of Cahawba, who offered {
| million dollars for the assassination of Mr.
Lincoln, has not been pasdonsd. He was re
leased from the Old Capitol prison and sem
hero to report to the Hon. J. Q. Smith, Unitee
States District Attorney, who bound him ovc,
term of the United States Court, which Is te
be holden on the third Monday OF this month
r. COTTON STEALING.
| Planters adjacent to the Alabama river AT
nightly the victims Of. cotton thieves who in,
fest the country. They 70 down the river II
fats, establish yfdettes, enter the fields with
sacks which are filed and carried to market,
These operations are carried on to heavy
extent md In very systematic manner.
There Is an extensive organization who have
I
/ justice. That, however, does not augu1
| much skill on the part Of said organization.
| MURDER or 4 FREKDMAN. 80.
A freedman residing on the plantation Of q
Afr. Belshaw, some SIX miles northeast OF the
city, was found one day last week near his
home, shot through the body. No, arrests
have been made. It Is charged by some OF
the citizens that the murtler Was committed
By some soldiers belonging to the 5th Indi-
o One tfay last week, policeman Abercrombis K
shot one Ben. Chappell, q freedman in tho
employ Of Gen. Davies. The alteration &C.
Cured at the policeman's house, and while he
/ freedman snapped pistol at hin four times,
whereupon he shot Chapel twice, It was
| supposed that the wound was mortal, but late
reports state that ChaPpell win recover. Par
ties cognizant Of the fact state that prior ia
Ghappea'a marrying bis present wife, she had
I Gently Abercrombie was destrous of renewing
the connection, to which ChappcN objected
/ At the preliminary examination before Justice
/ Kettles, Abcrcrombie wns bound over In the
sum OF =, AGO. Tho only witness WIS one An
drew, q freedman. As aoon as the prelimt
nary examination Was over, the attorney for
| the defendant proposed to arrest this witness
1 as an accomplice, q species Of legal chicanery
l which was prevented by the provost guard
| taking charge of Andrew and delivering him
over to the Provost, for safety. Gen Davies
having interested himself in the matter, the
Tnr r1grTIov
co1nes ofF to,5ov. The confast for f,ovarnor
fa Tho nost imDortant- .TnJoa Rnnert NJ
Patton, Of LauderdaIe, was opposed to seces-
sion. 30 wns Col. BulEer and the Hon. VIM.
H. Smith. When the deed was accomplished
and beyond recall, these three gentlemen
tfon ,nf Narthcrn Aiahama hv tha Eedcraf
forccs IN fre enr1v nart ~ ia 80 Tu;itro
Patton wos most nf the t;tne IN sida IN fIniGn
lines and Ind savs one ~ the sfoh,ia m ners
ttnr, nnnn,fnn}tv v IL ev;nce h;s dsvotioI r. ~
vears 11fs III lie rr1a;ned n Hiatt " and H. VS. eo
s1no9cd hv tbo sreot ,,,css ~ fha ,anr,o an ~
NJ smtt1 ;oiSed NE ins1r,.rt ~ s~ ar11y s,,hso-
nnently ret,yins1 r., tote q seat;n *, Rsch.
4nIa s H. * ea esas ~ ha IL ans ~ Men, y,
to ieaye sine Souht ~ toWheTn sI he Il noi,ti,
ca,ly' Coie Eulrer toolSthe IN s5c1d md + reETSa;,-
81 u n mil 1nEanatad for I Eovernnr =, 1aet
H. y ~on'd nave has,, eiected r.. hy nreot n,aior
iiy i,ai1 MT W;lson,s mid an;1 {he pe.sra1
co,,ansa atonned ~ rnr,int1 @ ~ +ha 1us msehiaa
There IL M fiouht .t1,at H. " RnIoer nartv
TanfS h,vo s""agsa Eso,,, III ~ TfSe, aPaA.y
~ muo to7,a.. m1TS X suea stom W G1asesaey
hnusror -. ,.e oanv .rna,5 Hsu % ene ~
;nhs%snt ,e~a ~ ofth5a t..an T ~ s1ppu, " ,4 ~
from, httto. t,at-na h. tu % ~ IaF = aIs IT. w.
:, ~ tsn,,.sS. thnt ~ 1. ae ~ ~ 2usn
~ .aG ras iesn aaat ac.uases IT. majority o. tne
aTarama oo Roc.ran % ~ w. an =. aI,a1 na as 9ousa
tha rou1se,sc4 i doas at o fia ~ aprsa ,hes.
iasaS tno ~ =. uoss nun iounM luat tneS
! s,;I;t. 1nau1 ~ aesste4 tlt5 olu NY:
,a1sad aii.tty .h y9; gluss tsspsa ~ uy genesal DaY
eaasu tus soioless W IeaaH ~, ~ csuP, ~neA
IapuaGy nap ~ , Ua1 LeSua tos t4e aneL a9o ot'
Ier "Vteu @ Piss ssanIa 4p ~ iutg hpur e,. tne
nnd.r ~ nouL s"saespo4WnSals 1Lt1 ane Pols
4 . @ne 1Sn19eo uotei anout @o4l e4usA'
sSos ~" nau evMeS.gu lneTt, tne maori
y t ~ sru Mste VI !, aua5 sI1ss caneo .1c oate
a9otsa pemocIacy, Nno:eFincea l1elt 10y
~. Ely ~ .41n2{ l9uu anu .eonthGea aho4ts ior
seoneHan = SaskSon, ana down WITH the
-, Gu ianAees = :! o1st1nsuishea so-eailed
nenerM zen palaleled one ofthe bare looted
!ol Sohouet uaoeeominE a gentleman. Ihis
WAS ABOUT Inc only disturbance. =. :
- 49,, NovExpER 7, 1875.
Meagre reports from different pa Of the