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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
Detachment Of the United States Troops, at }
the Dry Fork Of the North Fork Of the Re
uuhiicau River Septomber 96

terday at Che headquarters of the department
in the field
Detachment Of the United States Troops, att
the Dry Fork Of the North Fork Of the Re
publican River, September %.
Col Forsyth is badly wounded but will
be able to travel tomorrow. Lieut.. Beecher
of the Sd infantry died of his wounds and
was buried Lieut.. Col Carpenter arrived
here yesterday at 10 A. NJ. His promptness
and celebrity of movement deserves credit
The scouts | sent from Fort Warren met on
Beaver Greek, they having been beaten back
by the Indians started them again but
they could not find the command of General
Bradley, who did not reach the Fork until
Yesterday. Forsyth men fought desperately.
The details of the fight | leave for him.
His spirited and noble conduct encouraged
his men. There are few cases on record Of
more desperate fighting and continued endur-
ance without food except horse flesh, and sur
rounded by the dead and dying. | cannot re-
move the dead but the doctor says | can re-
move the wounded tomorrow to Fort Wal
lace. Col. Forsyth estimated the number Of
Indians at 900. He takes this estimate from
the Judgment of old, experienced scouts.
They we're Cheyennes and Sioux. Lieut..
Colonel Carpenter reports that he struck the
trail and place where they had eneamped,
probably for two days after leaving here, and
the trails show that they are going towards
Beaver Greek. lie found the bodies of FIVE
Indian warriors (Cheyennes) about eighteen
miles from Forsythes camp, evidently some
of the killed in the fight with Colonel
Forsythe. There must have been at least
seventy-fve Indians killed or wounded at the
lowest estimate. Colonel Forsythe lost five
killed and fifteen wounded and all his horses.
The following is the list of killed Lieut.
+. II. Beecher, Acting Surgeon Moor, i. W..
Culver, William Nelson, and Lewis Farley
Wounded, Col. G.. A. Forsyth twice, William
Armstrong, G. b. Clark, Barney Day ii.
Farley, Richard Gsutt, John Haley, Frank
Harrington, w. Ii. II, Mccall, Howard Mar
tin, Thos. O'Donell ii. H. Tucker, Lewis
Mclaughlin, Harry Davenport, s. II. Davis
have the honor to remain,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY G. BAsKnEAD,
Brepet Col. Comdg.
New YORK, Sept. Goth.
Gold l4la,
A sheriff and his posse had desperate
fight with negro near Helena, Arkansas, on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
NEW YORK MARKET.

Reported expressly for the WaicAna' and JourHaib BY
mr.. BALLARD & CO.
NEW YORK, Sept 90, 1853
Buttor IS to 60o and grease TO loc, Cheese
factory 10 to 7ic, ordinary 10 TO l6lo Maple Sugar 70 %
lbo Flour Extra state $500 10 900, superino state
f7 rs 10 $50 Extra Southern $50 to sl4O Ohio and
Western 1855 to $1,000, Canada tl2O0 TO si26p Buck
wheat 1875 TO 10000. Hops, Vermont p TO 25c Wool
Vermont wished Al 20 47c, unwashed IS TO 3oc Sheep
Polts $3.50 TO ties Eggs - 10 zoe. Potatoes MERGERS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
an VERMONT.
DUBIN PARKER's EsTATE.--The Sub.

A 4 scribors having been appointed by me Honor
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all porsons against The estate o. h9nin rAr
ented inaolvent and the tern o. six months nom the
M day OF sept 1875 being allowed BY said Court TO the
creditors of Nd deceased to exhibit and prove their
poetiye claims heforo US olive notice, that We VIII
attend 10 the duties Of appointment At tho dwelling
house Of John M0pe, IN Calais, In said District, on
No first DAYS OF December and March next at o'clock
In the afternoon, ON each OF said days
LEWIS WOOD, cam,r.
IrI JOHN MORSE, YIN 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
nANIEL KENISTON'S EsTATE.-The

~ Subscribers having been appointed ny the Honor
n1lo Probate Court Tor the District Of Washinsps, Com
mssioners to receive and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate of Daniel Ken
ston nti oi Cauot, IN d District deceased, represent
cd insoYen aud the term Of siA months from the lith
day Sept le6S being allowed by said Court TO the
creditors said deceased to exhibit and prove their
poetVe claims before tive notice that we viii at
tend To the duties OF appointment at tho dwelling
HOUSE OF sarah henton, IN Cabot in said District on the
ri ruosdays Of December and March, ut O'Clock in
the Afternoon on each o. said days.
LUCIus iiERRlCk, com,r.
Cabot Sent H. A. d. is6s 3a9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
MARY TAYLoR's EsTATE-The Sub

AVA scriOers having been appointed by the Honor
able rohate court for tho District OF Washington Com
mssoner 10 receive examine and adjust all olaius and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF Mary Tay
lor late Of Montpelier in said District deceased, rep
resented insovent the erm OF six months IRON the
9TH day october 1865, being allowed by said Court, TO
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before u.s.
tive notice, that Will attend to the duties Of our ap
pointment the counting Of Emery Carleton, in
Montpelier in said District, the 5th day OF October
s day Of March next at two o'clock In the after
noon on each Of said days.
j. c. EMERY, leomrss,o,ar.
GEo. L. SHEPHERD, commissioners.
| Montpaler, Sept. ", A. u. lsds. 3l.0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
Y0UN ZONES, EsTATE-The

~ Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
ale Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Gem
missousrs 10 receive examine, and adjust all esms and
demands Of all persons, against the estate of John
Jones' late OF Painleld In said District deceased, repre-
scented nsoycn and the Of six months from the sth
day of sept. lses, being allowed by said Court To
the creditors VI said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that we viii at
tend 20 the duties OF our appointment at the dwelling
house Betsy Jones In Pnin1eld, In said District on
the I'd Tuesdays Of Dec and March next at one O'Clock
! IN tho Afternoon each Of said days.
STEPHEN SPENCER, ro,n,.
EDWIN H. FOSTER, N'"
painhold, September 9, A. d. 1868. 32H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
TELEGRAPHEC NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. ".
Steamship america arrived out at eight
O'Clock this A. NJ Steamship City Of Balti-
more arrived this forenoon. Steamship TarJa
arrived at four P. NJ yesterday,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
II ca t h s

In Boston, Sept %, Of consumption, ADDE WARE wife
of r. j. Richardson, late Of Montpelier aged q years.
In Barre, Sept 3 ELIJAH ALnEE, formerly Of Woeoti,
aged g. years.
In Derby Set Is, Of consumption, LAURA j. STuDDERT,
daughter Of the late Martin l.. Neweomb of Derby
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
cTATE or VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 81:
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within aud for
said District tho 18th day u September, A. d. los
An lnstrument pnrportng 70 DO The last ~ "a
Testament Of Andrew Il. Wright late Of N0rthfed w ssa
District deceased being presented to the CURT Ashh
Cohlegh, the executor therein named, hr ffooaie
ho notified u appepr at sessun Of sad Court 70 - ~
on At the Probate Ohce la Montpelier, 9n w - aS
OF october 1905 and show cause u any they NAY
against the Probate Of said VIII iof whloh
further osdege that copy Of tho record % w. oaa
bs published three weeks suecesslseH ~ Wv se@-.-s
Wafehmar, state Journal printed at Montpelier, pre-
| yious 10 said dime appointed lor hearing.
| A true copy Of record ,.vn,u, -.
slis9 Attest 7. h. MERRILL, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
Advertisements.
40 MILES
0r rmn
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD


AFs now Finished and inoperaton' Although This road
ou' WIN s'ea 'a' work Is thoroughly o0n'
A'u '''' ''''''' ''''''
% ID e'''y '''p0'' before ]" ae'ep'''' anu
'0,',e s1g ,V','s s y.
-, ,,..,..,. =, ,.,,. ,,,,,. ,,,,.t,,
INK the wcniy thousand men employed along tho line
wy 'VA1 INV '''' r,''''' INV
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ro,r, p...,u.., ,.,,. an,,,v thu
-. ,,.,.. ,,,,. ,s.s .,..,,.,., 10 ,,o,
" " u -
which, after paying All expenses was much more 'nA
Sufficient 30 pay The interest upon a Bonds Ii's' earn
nss arc no indication Of the vast through franc 'i''
must ioi'o" tne opening VI "' 'Ne W N'0 ''''
they certainly prove 'N"'
rtnsr uonTGAaE BoNns
s'', ''.,,s 80, .,,.t., r. .nn,al in
-. 49,, ,u,v =,
''' ''Np''S V"''0 !" ''' wy V'-'V" ~ WV
OF SIX per cent Ia gold The principal Is pays'io "a
-'''' at maturity iN' p'''' y w. anu ~ 'A'
'''' Oh s0''' 'H'' p'' '''.'"' in'ODS "" '''
N''rS 'nPo'''n' 'On''l'r''0n !" determining '"'
value OF 'a's0 bonus Is '' '''s' q i' ''' D' % 'a"
l1 N "o"-Nno"" 'lA' '0's 'o"' S'""'s oVn''''''''
uH0A ''7'''' '''' ''''H ''0'' O''' II ''.'
''a' uufns ''e next ''r'y 'e'r'' 'ue h'' VI
INC United states VIII deone as II mas uohe IA h"'OPe
AMI we hafo rsht 70 expect tha' sueh SIX per o'
eufuee aa tho' VIII 20 helu AZ rs hsn premium ~
those OF ths Government which, 10 1901 Wero bought III
-, M. ,..,, .ud a. N. ,..uo Of mi
vao corporation they are beyond the reach Of political
action
The Company believe tat their bonds al inc presehs
''''' are ''' IN ''' D' ''''
subser,,,tion. will lie received in MoSrPELlEH By
!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

LNARM FOR SALE-The subscriber Of
n fers for snlc the wcll-kuown Fifcd farm stu
ated In Orange, containing about 800 Of excellent
land suitably divided into tllnge, pasu and wood
land 1t contains sugar orchard Of 00l trees, with all
the necessary apparatus for sugar making. II also has
the best apple orchard IN town. 70 we'll watered hay
ing two large streams running through IT, and running
water at the buildings which mover fails The buildings
hundred tons OF hay cut on the place The farm will he
sold with without the stock and tools Terms rea-
sonable. q. Y. BARNES.
2ttf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
Special 3lntipes.

ALIENS LUNG BA AIS A NJ
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
Con'pmpfion, dsiAa Group Diseases Of ne Throaf Br0n
eitis, Pains and OqpTtssioas Of ne chest Or Lungs,
Difficult breathiHg and az diseases rue Pull
H0nary Organs.
ITS ACTION is EXPECTORANT ALTERNATIVE, SUI
dorlc sedatve, daphorctc and duretic which renders
one Of the most valuable remedies known for curing
diseases OF the lungs. 1t exotes eXpectgration and
causes the lungs to throw Oh the phlegmi CHANGES
THE SECRETlONS and PuRlFIES the BLOOD heals
the rritated parts gives strength TO the digestive
gans brings the liver to its proper action, aud mpart
strength TO the whole system II is warranted to give
entire satisfaction even in the most confirmed
consumption and not to produce costveuess affect the
head. as IT contains opium in any form, II Is FER
rEcTLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child although
active and powerful remedy for restoring the system
Sold by all druggists. Price 81 per bottle. 5l.3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
LEGAL ilntioes.
D. CHECKLISTS ESTATE.-The

n d. CHECKLISTS ESTATE.--The
Il 4s Subscribers having hoon appointed by the Hon
ornDlc Probate Court Tor tho District Of Washington
Commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands all persons against the estate Of Lorenzo
D. Oilchrst late oiNoriheld Ia said District, deceased
represented n0lvent and the term Of six months from
the day sept 1865 being allowed By said Court
to creditors OF said deoeRsed to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice, that We
viii attend to the duties Of appointment at the dwell
nhouse the widow Of said deceased IN Northfcd in
said District the let saturday Of December and last
Saturday OF February next, ut o'clock in the afternoon
On each oi said days.
II. CARPENTER, co,r,oissiorar.
JOEL WINCH, commissioners
Nortlield sept Is, A. d. 1885, 9335
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

Net'" @cf"o n""'O"" company
70 whom oO'o"s' inc "es'efn ana Principal PORTION Of
'no ha stem Aane receive from inc lnited suto' GOV
efn'nenI
The rghi Of ray through ne Tsro-ci, iri The u
timber and materials along ne route.
n, q, s,,o,, ,,a,, Of ,,,, ,.,.o.. ,.- s.,, .,, 500
,s,.,,., d, ,,,. o.,.,.,, a, ,,,,,,--,
III ,,,,s, q 81. ,.-...,, o,,. ,, "a. ,.
.. .u,. ~ A., ,.,- 49,. ,. ,t.,,-., .. Oh. .-t ...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT

More than wo-hirds Of the Through Line and Bfanci-
es between the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean arc
constructed, ut o cost Of nearly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

one year ago. 50il ij-1 luu olJu lu'
PRlcrs-Beef caiiie-Extra fat aud heavy premium
Oxen, si35d sliO0 first quality $l2AO a. d9l second
quality, sllO@ l2oli third quality, Wy a sl9'o1
100 MS total weight of hide talow and dressed heei
A iow choice western, sll.2j "a sli5O. Bulls &e,
BoIig oren-slso 10 $50 p pair or according to their
value as beef Handy Steers, slQ0 q 500.
Mitch Cous.-Far quality, $40 70i extra good, S75 a
100, with or without calves as may be agreed hrow
Sior9.~Ysarlngs, sls@ 30 two-yeara old, sg a A.
Sheeg and LIMBS a 6 cts extra, $3.50 "a $1,000 v ID
on live weight, or tOM4OWy head, sn9rn % a W,
&oies-Nhoesalei ~ a w. cts, Ie'h ~ att9 w,
hcad f'' n0S' '0' ~''' d. 'p"S ~ ~ ~ wv
Peai calrss.-s0@OO v head,
Hides Brighon, 0!9 II otsi country lots lo@ loe'
car Skins-2O "a 22ets.
Taiiow.o "a q cts. V u. Country lots, y a 3 cts
O. a 75c. Poultry, live, 10 "a $780,
REMARKs.-Tho improvement Noticed last Tuesday In
the cattle trade has not been sustained qurng shS
last week the receipts at Cambridge were s Maine cni
tie and 1921 Western. On Thursday w were received
Cambridge These numbers gave the buyers the ad-
vantage who demanded larger concessions than the Io'
were willing % make and the consequence was ha.
both Northern and Western soeh kept over To-day
the arrivals of fresh stock at tho market amounted 70
s272 The report was that etock cost nus less IN Al
bany and that mare were expected az tpan ast
week. The telegraph also reported u decline ~ New
York yesterday The consequence was that while me
that their chances would be better tomorrow oonse-
queny trade was dull and prices not as good as isst
tomorrow and the day Is generally considered IN
favorable to droyors r. Grady sold three heiiers
or ssy or nc per h. 2year old steers oT $50 oaoh
or oc Der 10 and two heifofs at $40 each iOlo
one 4year old stag a $50 OF 49, and eleven hefers a.
ers AZ go each N d. Batchelder sold twenty-five COWS
nj iOic per h., twenty-five heiiers at 90 30 sk q. u
French sold eight oxen estimated 10 dress 1850 lbs each
al l3le per h. one COW loo per Id. q. Aubry sold
twenty three cattle at az no pei b.. Tabor sod two
six cows and two steers at loo per Id.
There is little change in the sheep trade NJ g. Batch
elder sold 49, part good old sheep at SIC per ID q H.
at so 1865 S. $50 Working cattle and young stosk
at quotations, according to quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
Advertisements.
THE GREAT
PAcIFIC RAILROAD,

receiving the aid and supervision Of the Government
and carried forward BY the extraordinary and
energy Of the powerful Corporations to whom Il on
ira'ted-s rapidly approaching completion, aud It G.,
safe ,ay that Nce Torl Sen Tesso eiu Be ron
neeisd BY raj byns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
FIRST MORTGAGE 5o-YEAR GOLD BONDS
Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company,

FIRST MORTGAGE W-YEAR GOLD BONDS
of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
bearing six per cent per interest both principal
and interest payable in United States gold eoa These
Bonds are the st lien upon one Of the productive
and valuable railroad limos in the word-a line which
will be finished within twelve months, and which is al
ready earning, amer paying operating expenses, more
than twice the annual charge Of It's Bonded dost They
are already widely known and esteemed In this country
and Europe aud It is believed the remainder Of tic Loan
will speedily be taken.
a limited amount viii be disposed ofat
oa PER CENT, AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY
Tho bonds are Of 81 900 each, with semtannual gold
coupons attached, payable in July and January,
u The Company reserve tho right to advance tho
price al any time but all orders actually trnsn at
the time of any such advance will be llled at present
price At this time they pay than per upon
the Investment and have rom National state iars,
guarantees superior any other corporate seege, Of
fered.
We receive all classes of Government Bonds, at their
null market rates. in exchange for the Central Pacific
Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders to realize from
to 10 per cent Frgfi and keep the principal of their in
yrstments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries Will receive prompt attention
information Descriptive Pamphlets ETC., giving full
OF the Organization Progress business and Pros
poets of the Enterprise furnished application Bonds
sent by return Express at cost
subscriptions received by Banks aud Bankers, Agents
for the Loan, and by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SPRINGFIELD, VT
- All descriptions of Government Securities Bought
soi, Exchanged Mt our office and by Man and Tclo
| graph at Market Rates
II Accounts Of Banks, Bankers, and others received
and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts
FISK HAToH,
Bankers aud Dealers in Govt Securities,
Financial AGENTS Of me cea'ra, Pacific RHieori Co.,
No. Nassau ST. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
FoRr HAYEs. kansas, sept. 2s

The following dispatch was received yes
terday at the headquarters of the department
in the field
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
CTeisgaphsd Erpye,Hy for Vateaman 3 STATE JoTuai
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

AT CAMBRIDG AND BRIGHT TO n
For the week ending Tuesday, Sept. %, 1868.
AMOUNT or SroCK At MARKEri--
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

Quacts and Nostrums have so multiplied within few
years that feel some delcacy in giving influence
TO- in endorsing any Of them but there Is thing
10 tho whole catalogue deserving than another
believe ii is Johosous Anoiyne Eminent. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

A sheriff and his posse had desperate
fight with negro near Helena, Arkansas, on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

horse truly noble animal and is capable Of being
taught than any other species the brute creation
lie often exhibits intelligence truly wonderful well
enthusiastic feeling To preserve such horse in all
his glory sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders 30
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-11
SUICIDE.
a strange and sad Affair.
a WeL-knOyn Mechanic be-
comes Tired OF Life and
takes Laudanum.

We were informed yesterday Of 8
strange and sad suicide, which took
place on the eorner-Of Tennessee and
South streets, day before yesterday. The
feJ0 dc sc was q young man, named Bow
man, well-known in the city, and but
lately married to young aid lovely
woman. We have been able to CLEAN
only q few circumstances connected
with the tragedy, which we present be-
low:
Bowman went homes on Thursday
evening, apparently in good health and
spirits, and found that his wife, to whom
he had been married bat five months,
had gone visiting. He went to his room
and laid himself down on the bed, and in
the course Of half an hour or so called to
= servant woman, who was ironing in
the kitchen, to come to him. She re-
piled that she could not come right away,
and waited some minutes before she went
to him. On entering the room she was
struck by the smell of laudanum, and
saw an ounce phiaI lying On the floor
empty. He said to her as she entered,
|" You have come too late; have poisoned
myself.n She Immediately ran to the
nearest drug store on South street, 1--WE
were unable to learn the name of the
druggist and called the druggist in to
see Mr.. Bowman. As soon as the medi-
cal gentleman arrived, he saw that with
out a stomach pump the case was hope
less, and not having one himself, he
sent to the druggist on the corner OF
Main and Beal streets, who came forth
with with tho required instrument. The
stomach was Immediately emptied of its
contents-but too late-the insidious poi
son had done its work, and in few
hours the unfortunate man breathed his
last. During the period that his mind
was lucid, the only reason that he gave
for the act was that he was tired of
life"
Mr.. Bowman formerly kept the Har-
vey House, on Mulberry street, and was
carpenter Of no mean skill. He was
apparently in f1ourishiDg circumstances,
and no possible reason can be surmised
for the rash act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-11
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. NJ Smith,
ChaneellOr-In chambers, Chancellor
Smith heard the arguments of cosnsel
in the case Of the State ex rel. A. P. Bur
dit vs.. George w. Waldran. A large
number of members Of the bar ere
present, the case being one OF some nov
city and exciting much interest in legal
circles. Chancellor Smith took the
papers and reserved his decision to
future day, probably Monday next.
Court meets on next Monday for the
purpose Of closing up the business Of the
term.
Law CoURT-Jd1aes o. Pierce, Judge.
Meets to-day at the usual hour. Motions
viii be- heard. No other business will
be transacted.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. w. Wialor an
Jpdge.-The case of the State VS.. r. Van
Broeklin has been specially set for trial
to-day.
The cases against Messrs. Burdett and
Beaumont were originally set for trial
to-day, but owing to agreement of coun-
sci In the cause pending in the Chancery
Court these cases viii not be set for trial
until the ehancery cause shall be de-
cided by the Chancellor.
CRIMINAL COURT - YIN. Hunter,
J1dge.-The argument of counsel in the
case Of the State VS.. Henderson Ford,
Bedford, Moody, Jones, commenced last
evening. Col. Can't opened for the
State. The argument was continued up
to late hour last night. Col. Bullock
aud Mr.. Van A. w. Anderson assist Col.
CAN'T in the prosecution. Messrs. Or
vile Kerger and Robinson conduct the
defense. A verdict win probably be
rendered to-day.