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'r-raiy thsf thrs 49, apqrar az frrtats Caurt
o. - hsit af farrs 80 a. Ts-s.tss % AZ $50
az trn o'ci.rk IL ~ $780,. sd 49, csa.- ID
49, tary aaFr ~ ~ saane sauait 80 o. rraaf.
- ". WooDR ~ Jair-.
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fnmtrs' department.
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ei~--iy ti.krt sgrsh~r. 40 sre i-fs-u-tels CO.
n-ct-d -ita AZ, -sissFs --AssTcotA.
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Dat 90 l-tgp~.t r-cossrrd 81 he Nov~u-l-sr
Tsr@. Sup- ID. Cesrt. Oxiurd. A u. issl. 90
t~o hsatret sd 6u-~n toil.rs AT t-s.fs & . :
c--ts 49, 80 t-~sis eve 8sii.r. az sLvea o~at.
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- dir-cts- hs th~r-tor~ rrgu--t. 81 49,,
10 afe iad~bf~d to The estate ..il der...ss 20
rasAe tasua~tfaic psym@uf. 80 fhos~ 80 lave
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Juar -. i-oo. ROSCOE a.. CHASE
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FARE REDUCED TO BOSTON.


Sannr Arrangemeur
irfH larlsrr aafa 10 ~ ~fsar1-
90 afths P.r.is.t Sf-sai Pea
HE5R 81 a.. 80 ~ .. .a.s-s
Lac Afarrr Wtarf g.
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rsIsrrf raffs.
fr-rTat t.tea asaL
a. BILLINGS. AssaL
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81 ~ith,a 80 a. AZ Co--fr 81 o. sd. - tAs
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80 a. tsstsu.eat ~ -asnre. fsrs-aa 80 a rsr-
20 ~ $50 ces-fg. dsceased, havlng Pre-saiei the
s.ne So rrut.st--
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a. 81 p~r-o,s suieresfr.f ~ car-iur 80 - tai.
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'e~-ss. thst thef uss app~.r - a. fiallat- Caurt
o. - ssid 81 fsrts 90 ~ 81 rs~.tsF ~ Juis
n~ti- ssd 49, cse-r 49, thet have. ~ ne
$500 sha-a-i ~ - pres-t. spprvv~d SO slAs-~t
a. ~ kst ~ sd tes.4u,~ns g saif .Lrsa.-i
sd ss-cuirls t~cii--s SD fr,s.a 80 r-s. -,
>isIihru fsru-a 81 Rsu.iord ~ .rs-osased .daia.
l.tratnt ef So estate ~uh ~ sin $500
y ". WOODBURY.. Leg.
to- coFf-ett-st J. = hesas. Rrg.tsf.
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oHFoEp ss.-At Cert % Probate hsH .
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N - T--.tay eflsly a. n. i-e<
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81 Nof~af. tsc~.--d, 60 ~ $685. 81 sarf -
c---ea, hsssur frturrst ~ ~arrs-f FL d~n co.,
rastisc 49, - frai-ats 49, ter~thrr -fh ts~ir
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az pers'--- satrrs-isc ~ csa.iug couv ef 49,
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II e'cArk 81 ~ esr-ar1a sd 49, rau.~ if 49,
a., hars ~ thr $500 shesad - - aorsrl-.l
aad cuutrlnsd so offe 81 90 - r~rrrfsf
T. "a WOODBURY. g.trr
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Sale Of Public Lands.


Lssp OFEteE B.ss-r. Js-- \. Isss
N p-s-.-o- q - d~s-~a - Chspt-s s.
Il S~<tisa -. Revised St.trt~s Pubisr Nsfir- !.
Ass~ty lives ih.t he isas-isr scAed.is ofTr.et.
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tas sdseFta--si hsf.
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49, api h~cssss F.srvhs--s. .ay b. -itht-s-n
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nsdr.
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= q IA. rsuasi.S-r. AIS arr-s. 81
ISAAC g. CLARK.
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- 7 u-.tsY 81 Juif a. ~. l~es.
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sd te-taueut 81 kas--rt l.. n 81 - - Pew -
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49, sFp~af az ff..iair Goa-i e. o. 49, ri Pa
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80 80 o'cl-rk IL - for~-aaa 81 she- ea-.~ 81
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n-sai 81 $50 trr~asrd.
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J%isIsss

To ssl-criisr hersly s'v~s pu,iic uoti~. fh.
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SseE~ a Probate, g. 80 Coanfr q Oxtarf 49,
a-.uu-t NJ tru-i 81 Es@cuiar oftAs at 80 ana
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~ -us-crii--r hri-as giss. rstl.r ssfir- 49,
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- ~rhia sd O. ~ Cosy of nxforI 90 -
a fuessaF oi Juis. q ~ I-ss
u 81 periisoa 81 fANNNE WHfTFHDTr~E
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% - 49, c-aFry an - RAJ ~sfats of satf 49,.
oea--i - N F1gus~af - dsl.ts a.d .rssrutai
Chargrs
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o. ~ prr--as HARVESTED - csastnx . capf oftht.
oftirf. o. o. Fphir.tod thfe- ~--ss s-.rr~..sssh
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ta'a.fy. rhaf 49, usy ap4--ar 81 rrria,~ C,.-rt
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nrNi- a. tca e'ciack 81 tas iorc.o.oa so 80 =
e---s q 49, 49, haEs. -hy - s.s.- sAasl4 80
D. gr.aied.
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W. WOODRI ~. Jslr..
a ~ cor.-au..- y mnnn. E..-...---

OrEosu ss-sts Co-st ofFroisis h.ia 81 Pa.
- -tihia aai g ~ Couufr ai Oxtard. o. he
= trrsstsF ~ ~. q. a. i~sS
m 80 p~fla-n n EITZAHFTW LEWIS
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toaaif o-rra-~t 80. "a So - aiss-a-c- 90 Il
~ r-r-a-saI -sfstr uf 49, lafs ha.t.af.
prsirr-1. Ihst ~ s-tt peiitsas-r give aat.~.
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crcsr. to - r,lhIisa~t thr-~ -r~ks .u-rs..r.~f Ii
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nrst. 20 tea e'ciock ia she iorruo.a. 49, 49,
s-u-e 49, iAry hass. 80 ~ 49, shouls .o,
. Eraasd.
" WOODBURY.. JsAxs.
truc capy-aftsst. J. = Hess E~rastrr
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- -u1scft1rr beretf Eft~s rutluc nnfrrs thaf
- 49, h--n tuis spf-iafst - ~ Hssuratss Lee
% frutate s. the Cess. 81 Oxfard. 80 s.suu.~s
~ trusi ~ sdHtursi rator 81 th- estate q
JONATHAN : NfLLETr. ht- ~ Nor-sv.
o. sd Couuiy c-oea-ei. o. ritirr bod e.. tAs
80 atrrcis- He therclore rsgu-sis ~ p~rsa.s
80 are tncht-d O. TIE estate ~ sarf d-c~a.~f 90
lsAs ia.aacds--s ray@-nf. go those 80 lave
snl Z 'lasnis th~rcua. ~ ckhftaf a. ssa.~ 20
Srae - l-ce- HENRY &. REED.
TIE Sot-cf,t--f hsrety risss poi',- sot.r. th.t
80 De- h-rn tu.F aur-siaf.f a., th~ uaaafatI .
Sas'sr 81 frul.tr. g. ihe Coaafr Of Oziara. auf
assuned III trusi 81 atsiustratar 81 th- ssr.rs q
ALFONSO BEARCE. ~. o. Iist.o..
~ SD Couaty tec-s.st. ~ ririas tasa 90 fhs
- dsrrrfs- 80 th~r-fars r-4s-.ls aH r-rs...
80 49, intofet ta 80 estate I'll sa,f f~c~as~F d.
49, faIHleffsts payuu~nf. so ths.s 49, h.ss
49, eerr,sats toereoa. ta - hilif ~ s...- -
- -. t-te DAVID 4 FAEgAR
NOTICE. .. Aii.fd Spar. 81 s,o..h.-
y ta-afE oi osflrl 80 -lsf~ n No. k.---
p Eifs aaiacr 49, have fhis d. saLf D. -. 49,,
49, 80 hsfoa -p~srs - uas aaf a.. d. fs
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couaf, 81 shaa - 10 t-fss II ~. eu.,r-.~r,-v
aae cAim $500 81 - -ar~s sass 80. dats
ALFOHn SFFAR~
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IL >ai--cr'i-r h~rrtT gis-- r.tEsr -, 80 49,
- 30 i-~a ta's srp.sisfet - ~ uassrabf~
Ss.iEr ~ frltrfs. g. ~ Cuunfs ~ Oxf.rf. .~f
assem- ~ trusi 81 sEccutor ofths hst 90 oil asd
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40. $780, } : Hass,. E.s-,s,.
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that the taxpayers Of New York desire this he
would vote against It,
Mr. II. G. MURpHv insisted that this was a matter
purely local which saould be eft 10 the local authorities
This constant interference with the Affairs Of the city Of
New York Is unwarranabe and unwise. The people OF
that great city capable Of self government
the people OF any other locality, and II her affairs must
be managed otherwise he would be In favor Of
which all the existing commissions and departments
should be alone responsible This persistent legislative
Interference has gone untilas is shown In the in
augura OF the present Mayor than one half Of all
the cost OF governing the city New York chargcabe
10 the account OF the State commissions
Mr. AspaKws rep granted that much of the taxes
raised In New York spent under commissions
created by the Legislature; but will be-
that the same expenses would not be incurred the
mission did not exist AZ 10 the cry OF high taxation In
New York, Of which much Is 30 frequently said he
would be prepared TO show IN few days that with
or three exceptions taxation Is lower In New York than
in any other city In the State.
Mr. FoLGER trep) combated the idea that every inter
ference by this Legislature with the affairs the city Of
New York was taking away by much the right local
self-governmeni In that city. New York Is such city
as there Is no other and Is In such state there
other the property ia New York city exclusively
Interested In its welfare then II might be said that It's
affairs should be leglslaed upon alone by It's officers
But In every part OF the State there less men
who own property In that city having no voice
products pour 10 its marts OF business and
people TO It's places OF pleasure. Arc those who
property there who send their products there and who
spend much OF their time and money there, TO have
exceptional but s just that there should be legislation
by their representatives 20 for tn r int crcsts aud
the question 10 him Mr. FL not whether this
or thai legislation abridged the local control but whether
IL was right or not
After further debate progress reported aud tina
Senate adjourned.
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Another Coiiisieo in the Rcwsry ss,wsss
Harlem Railroad Freight Cav aud
Third Avenue Passenger Csr.

Yesterday nornins. ablai qesr.rraa foar o'eio-k.
afrelgti car belonging 20 The ses York ssd Hsrlen.
Rsir0ad u p.siHT W the Bo-s-y 60, ar1ref on TIE
track a. ihe .aneiisn ~ the rirt spd your,h .r.nns
ne. opposite Ffh street, who're tie collision fnt-,.~u
car NO ~ u Ne Third ashle hua snd Mans "
rrcss no. car 90 The kes Haven Railroad tok pce IN
DeccInetr AT. The tores Of te freight eoul ma
pail a acrsa ths poini wsre both tss sta he
driver rrtnllnsd On ,he rsrerH wa.iipx for lhs srr
getting his mariei lie isA ben vs1u az f,f .f-nut
fffecn = NUTS srn ear No Of af he third sfrBas
line csme sosn chs tsci 30 tBrs into sbs Bow W
flo driver dc no, make the sli4Lea siionps ~ TOO
trrak ny ths car. bal rsi.t 90 ssd i.rs.gh.
the fron, platform ~ ~ car ~ c0oa With NE sidf
the freight fheshock that the Ia ortAa
Fyof 0f the snail pso3srfBr the fgui pistau
vp unaahfd and tho ~Yafurinf. WHO vn sland,na %
car and severely clt about The fscs To car stn
crowded in de. md nuniaa of lasaengsn Who .efs
standing ~ we're itfvsa forsard One fsBfi-rasn
WIS The frUrt d0w 81 The cas had hln sAoui9rr
abundant Ga knd l4risht T. ths dsu.nre 81
two blocks distinctly. ne sinoa nd rhsilon srslna
The driver Of The small ssinrei ~ The pssssa
gety Who svrfrsd thar ~ have Ss~n sithsr drrnk
for him pot " 80 Tho frsiEt standing scrus ths
trark A pc1nf frrixht ap after u.s
onnisp0 had taAru pi@ee. snd q team Nfd~l
70 The hgtss = TOE fgrssns 10 STAR forward NJ
Thsd sreng. csrtben Droce-ei towards the eisy Hal
II n . niracis that this ~ comfastsly
fntihrd the n ilssnbsr the No pant
Tho dppeTy c0bdi5n Of the 60sn fr.1s this pqlBt
forc-i the driver b. nseksu bs spei ssBsuhsf lfad
aArtcd firm nhs i-g0g thsrs vvuia undoahssalv
AVE hem sons trrz - N all ~ ferol.srtsf thsf
'tr verdict n the CofDoer's isry No bofy ~ ihs ~
I'm ~ NE fcsrasr susai % h~v-r~iy c~nsar-f 90
Ne arty.r vas isot oumiaay sssiissHt "a 10 n,
chkre q IA duties
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Tn. Aye. Di.or,. c....

In ye1r rsper ~ ,hs fsis theirs sfy~rrr . rspor, ~
10 xhlch an taais 10 1surs a 6~f~sdsat o. h.
trye iha' my Wis, ur1sr the sascs u .ofns u NJ
faail1af ffssnfs. has iIsltuted sssinr 80
separation Ate1t tho nsnta of ths rti ssy 40
IN ~ l~fgfs The I f~ady snd a.
~ met tbesn, ssd wiling nbfa rrsmg's nsI
ascificn ne matnn yesterday he'd saehifg 70 a. vsh
ne wants - s rtsr anf fngfsly m2fe ~ faars
n tIq v'ai ffpin Aew Tea n Brogllyh. Thsrs
Nofa $50 apoa W ~ uselar ss-st
religon-Isfh 80 - Pfutesfs1t Ytar fspgft~f n a.
hsss bs~n rssirf1rtnei I en- sure IRA thaf1afh
kn9sie1fs ~ - faeas, be soaif a. ~ ~ -
ts~ asny list ny ~Ife sn1 sver hsd Az ~sfsns
slyyif rtilrbln Nhttsssf ~ s~esaranbnn bas 49, Il
vsriycsf RIO TIE per~fs IN tLe usi sffrtrsf ne
rraN fstiH % p&ril<a ~ tsr casa A. utsh y asaf
faif - tllt eaaanuatiy AL a. kaia prefeasa rrsrf
for tbs r~ii.our 81 ~swsy mnfsre fNsstsfs
a. yea - rssf,s - l--sios - p-,sfisA sse 80
taFl YHIfIp aYpUs
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THE NEWS FROM TIE RIO GRANDE.

New oeLEAsu, Jan. 10, 1866.
The ya,amoros Ranchcro OF the 5th nst contains the
following highly important and exciting intelligence:
Several officers and men crossed from GAINESVILLE,
Tesas and took up quarters apparently for the night
Shortly after midn eht the guards the rry and along
xhe river surprised and disarned by this party.
Such lighters were haad i'm nediately seized,
md with them the party crossed the military force NJ
GAINESVILLE about hundred strong, mostly composed
81 negroes, and entered Bagdad.
The imperial garrison in Bagdad, about hundred
md scvenyfve, completely surprised and captured
The commander of tho post aud the captain OF the post
taken prisoners while bed. II Is reported from
Ieliia that the latter escaped
The ilib listers upon capturing the town immediately
1naug cd u system o. plcnier and piage The ware
houses gatiei aud their crossed to
lhe American side OF the river.
The imperial gunboat Antonio called upon TO
SENDER; but she answered with broadsde which for q
time scattered the fibustcrs.
demand for the surrender Of the gunboat was
subsequently made, which VA answered in a similar
panner
The Antonio at the time was ca -,sc up tho river An
austrian sergeant on board Of her wa kliel.
At daylight the French men of-wsr in the harbor
opened FIRE upon the nbusters, compelling them to take
erfuge In the upper part OF the town.
Tue last accounts stated thai the llibrsers still. held
Cbe town.
The deaths reported on each side ,hir.y-one.
: Il is stated that tho lbus.ers are commanded by
General Reed.
General Crawford has started from Brownsville for the
ecene OF action
The last accounts say that thirteen hundred imperial
Ots have left Matamoros to attach Tue lli6ls,ers
SECOND DESPATCH.
New onIs4ys Jan. 10. 1866
Intelligence Just received that four hundred hibus
Gers under ths command OF General Reed. crossed the
Rio Gsnde from the American side aud captured Bagdad
on the Mexican ado below kaiamsros taking pr-oners
tho imperial garrison numbering about one hundred and
6eysnty five men,
citizen had arrived a: San Antonio. Texas, on the Sd
s after ten days. trip from Monterey and saltio.
Bs gave the information that the French troops had
ep,isu back 10 San Luis Potos.
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Am % semenss.

FRENCH THEATRE.
The performances OF Mcssrs. Juigrot and Drivct's
French troupe will close with tho repro seniaon OF
morrow FridayL The selection Of that day instead Of
Saturday owing to the Academy having been previous
ly let for another purposc la F1m,,n 'arlo Uhard's
four act comedy which hal such brilliant the
Theatre Francais, viii bo gvon this occasion In
order that the American rcquenics o. tho theatre may
have previous familiarity with the piece " Julsnet
has had the plot tra,sated aud printed Copies OF
be hal advance tho ONCE for the sale OF tickets 97s
Broadway.
Mr.. JAMES N. wRuLfs FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
large and apprec!atve audience, consisting princi
pally Of ladies' attended yesterday the first afternoon
concert given by the above eminent pianist at vaAc
theatre There was scarcely In Tn, no 'se
and Mr. wehli recsissd smost factoring re eption from
tho fair listeners who seemed to be In the highest state
Of enthusiasm. Madame FIcury, Urban and Mr.. s G.
Campbell asssted In the concert and Mr. VIM G. DIETRICH
made very commcndabIe director Mr. wehrs exccu-
ton IL certainly wonderful In his 'rembng Losves"a
light fancif composition in the style OF Aschcr, and
'Homs. Sweet Home" tuntasis for tho left hand
alone, both composed by Mr.. wehi, his extraord nary
powers Of execution we're brought in;9 fg play. The
theme OF tbs Iasr pisce vas rendered with dist netnsss
and expression. unmarried by the graceful ye, compI-
caied framework o. variations IN which Il Is
placed Mr. wehii also possesEes the quality
Of combining dolicacy Of coIcring with . mas
slveness Of style--ths briIliancy Of Go.ochak with
some OF tho orchestra-nke power OF rhaiberg.
Hs fondness for violent contrasts may. perhaps be
ceptonabic. but IN ,hi Beethoven aiso censored by
his contemporrc1, CLerubini and Cramer In his
grand fantrre Faust Mr.. wehIi gave most charm
ing rendition Of some OF the principal CONS OF thai ropn
lar opera Gounoc cosd scarcely nnd beter ir,eTprc
ter OF hs greai work. Tie technical difficulties in this
fantaas are such would danni less brilliant exec-
ZIONIST than Mr.. wehlL Madame Urban has clear,
frc'h mezzo soprano voice. which blended admirably
with Mr. canpbeii's magnificent bass II l. certainly
worry strange that the management Of this theatre which
srogates 10 sef the lille Of the leading establishments
In New York. should be Obliged to resort TO hiring out
for natInecs IN order 70 deay expenses The manage
mont Is fortunate In renting the theatre ont 70 such
eminent artist Mr. wehli but we hope That feet
TAG Of envy viii b, cn-rndsred at Tho nght Of Ench
large and fashionable audience attended there res
tcrday. Fl
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Muster Out OF . Colored Battery NJ NASH
ville-The Murdercrs OF Hcnernan 60 he
Executed ON the 28th Inst.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l6, 1855
Meyers colored battery. for long time stationed In
this city, mustered out Of the service yesterday
The finding and of the court martial In the
case Of the murderers OF VIM. HeGernan has been APP
proved and General Thomas has directed that the SEN
tenoe be carried into effect by their being publicly
hanged by the neck at near this city, on Friday,
JAN 20, under the direction Of Col w. r. shafter COM
handing at this post.
The names Of the murderers are James Lycought,
VIM Deane alias McCluskcy. George Craft, alias George
Reid, and Thomas Perry All of them were government
employees. They are all confined in the military
prison. and up to the present time have been confident
Of their ultimate acquiual.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. II, 1866.
The Of the Knoxville Railroad has been changed
to the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad the intention
being 10 connect by way Of Memphis. Little Rock with
the Southern Pacific road, through III Paso Several
prominent railroad will discuss the subject the
Capitol tomorrow night.
The steamer Richmond Is being loaded with cot
ton FOR New Orleans, being the first shipment made
that port
Cotton has an upward tendency Quotations are from
loc 4Sc &c. being the ruling figure. Receipts 3s5
bales; sold 2oo do; shipments 254 do.