Tho. d. STEVENSON, Esq.
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ASorHER MURREL GAS0--we see from our
exchange papers that band of ruffians aud des-
perados, have been discovered, in some Of the
counties in Illinois, on the Ohio river, which are
represented TO be well organized and almost as
numerous as the band Of outlaws known some few
years since as Murers men. Some Of this band
have been arrested, and it il 10 be hoped that in
the progress or the trial fac:s and circumstances
may be elected, that may lead TO the detection
Of others Of these rufiians. Some Of the band are
now in Jail in Christian county KY, for the nur-
der and robbery of quite an es,imable citizen of
that county.-Memphis Appeal