, 1866-11-17

southern TELEGRAPH Compuny-Qii-Se.y
~in1e Trcnnurcr-Acctdcnt-P Packing
-t:omotssion to Locntc the Kentucky Cap
ttal-The NASHVILLE ituiIroud Hobbers-
Their History. Etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ts1buue.1
LOUISVILLE, November 1G.
The Southern Telegraph Company, Erby Smith
President, has called for twenty per cent on all
subscriptions for stock.
The Stata Billiard Tournament at Lexington
faiIed; only three parties e1tese33.
Amel's we'll, No. 9, near Glasgow, Is flowing zoo
barrels of oil per day, aud Is not 1nbed yct.
Ali. Allen has been appointed State Tseasurcr,
rice General T. L. Crlttendcn. ordered to take
command Of his regiment In California.
Charles 'estel, engaged In shooting rats IN Ills
tatn p rcndIeton County, few days since, accl,
:. The Grand Lodge Of the Sons Of Temperance Of
Tennessee met at Nashville on Monday, the 18Th
:, Pork Packers thiek prices have not set reached
the tottem, and look for porkers at 5ftjHc,
s1aughteripg has begun. Rates rule at e.40iixc
Wheat dealers are eelling to the people from
CENTS per hushcl.
Al Government sale Of conascated whiskey,
oS',r ~ n9steis , VIE s9d at Ss15s per gaiion Ill
Atthr last session Of the Legislature Of Kcn.
tucSy, Joint committee Of the Senate and House
moving the Capitol from Frankfort. This con-.
vitt different eligible points 'e' IL t6e stase se
next: Thc comml,tee. composed oi Hon. 81. j.
Cook, 20o hon: ]. .. D=uncf Of the Senate; hon.
John Deratln, Hon: J; F. NcMuI1eu, aud Hon. J.
will proceed 10 make the visitatlon as directed
os the last Gcnc,ai Assembly, for this puE.
Eos;s; and vii meet IN The city Of tx
aua proceed to Dans1lle ~ Thursday, he Sd; to
L hauon on f,iaay, the ed: to Louisville On Sat.
;hat n1day ths h and perhaps to other points, ii
1'c Na.hvill: train rchbers, brought MP On the
t train On Wedpesday right, were Wesley Finn,
:,, Mm; Finn, Abe Owens. Joseph Payne. Charles
Il s* 4ays1 EN- and e I'll
Vas lodged ,n The ci:y jai'. The train. ua Thurs.
said to be one d The Lenders Of the Whole aiair
lc was at one time Capta1a in the Federal ser
yice bnt settled since The war near Frankltr. Tls
the Federal army, and probably in both armies,
according to where they thought it was hest 70!
thelr @ 9wn interests. None Of them were residents
slice the war. The three mcn arrested on ens.
pIs!GnceJamcs T Jackson, David Russell, and
3as1b smi:hIWere discharged from custody res
I'D placed by him in iaii: ali of 1he gang. *:
rfp ~ be be- hea an ss aa Spst oft and y sy
Of cavalry from Nashville, .nd Company E.
second Infantry, from Bowling Green, as
veil A. to tho, detectives, and the people .esl-
ding In that section. These parties
al worked together, and have succeeded il, their
Diff cnit TASK Of tcrretng out the perpetrators Of
this bold outrage. The recurrence cf this or any
similar outrage will not he soon, 70. all The trains
are POW carrying guarde. and the citizens along
The line seem to b. determined to put stop to
1hcsc lawlees proceedings which caet rcproacb
upon theiT nctghbofhood. That they caa do 1t ts
amply shown by the prompt arrest Of these men
plot.
In addition to former arrests of train robbers,
Robin Hoyt. the negro, and John Colbert, were
brought to the sit5 tonight. The party arr being
ahcd 10 avail themselves ofa q Wit Of hqIeas cor
1ns, and the Nashville Railroad Company il busy
il getting 1p crfdence. ~