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BarJdrous Murder.-The Picayune of the l7th
ull. contains an account of most horrid murder,
near Galveston. Texas, upon the persons of Mr..
Simeon Bateman, and Matthew Jett, by man
named j. ShuItz. They were travelling from the
interior to Galveston, by land, and had camped
noar tho ferry. In tho night ShuItz murdered
and robbed them of considerable amount of
money, Ba,eman Of 5000. and Jett of 500 or 1000
lie has been traced to New Orleans and from
thence to Mobile. Two gentleman in pursuit
of him, and the Pic thinks will arrest him, before
he reaches Columbus, Miss, where his father re-
sides. The following is description of his per-
son:


"About % years of age, feet inches high,
weight about l3O or l40 pounds; is slender, has
sharp features, dark hair, grey eyes, and had no
whiskers when he left Galveston has quick
walk and rather feminine voice. lie purchased
in Galveston black paletof coat, heavily braided,
with velvet collar and facings; it had no buttons
behind, but was stitched across tho back"


Any person experimenting him will be handsome
Iy rewarded