The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-06


| TIM oaaa. a,ry hin gYf,.xa4ts
crat the qannnav Frall artg4a .S
York den,oerarv ss,nsI5s tl4.s sxsssf
ment of John McReta6 Il I'M stH.
ted States district att9rasy.
was deliehted at ths a1neknfnt
the Office of assistant s{ssqsg.sTs
"It is not pleasansta I'd cax.fnss
with very t9w excepttaus, tlloIsfsal
ments in and around 9tr cfttF
president Pierce verv 5utadisioa.s
| been nunpopular-~ix ID some asses.a:
| A very madness seems to lave.
| power behind the throne i'll ti&sses
| less we admit it 10 be the madugssaE
rate method to destroy the eohEa8fst
New York democracy I'm the exeeas
constitutional advisers But. ofsfs#
Greet appointments, that oF Mf s.
consider the worst. II eandana .Hss
tifes the .sofss.' Itelicits nothing sa
from the shards.' Adopted ettisaasa
with sneers Of distrust, and America
I.proc]aim then preference for ahs0Istte
to such nauscatinr toadvisn.}
AS for the democratic partv htFs.s.H
that we believe its fate settled. l.4H
much. It was able 10 stand d eFeat ..s
the last straw has broken The esl1e1tssss
| It should be racollacted that Tho sifas
language of Pierce and Maseg. fs4as54
shell organ--.the mouth niece of s.. sfss@
customhouse.
As fit companion to The abege iii 5.HgIasl
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A DEspERArE Frc9rr.-~A correspond ssgs VI
the Mobile Advertiser, writing from
county. Miss. relates the following.
I stopped at Mr.. James Ruoertss nI#a3 asf51
on Saturday NIGHT. and found Mrs. TI#Is I'll.
wife of the oveTseer, in ereatdis.fess al53
husband who had goDc to De Ka1h #is .4s5
that Mr.. Bias hal rented a rarE bill 8Et
pert's land from Mr.. Hall and NOT lonE s5s6sa a
some of the gentlemen in the neishbsEEs.Ia
suspectjnc Bias ct trading with thel6 ill ..4s4#
set a trap for hin and caught him Hall
inc that Bias must leave The place, beuslst #
crop that was growing on tle place, 81
the rent for NJ. Rupcrl, because He, u 7
RS agent had re1teoit 10 him Some s.
passed between u dr.. Brown and Ii4sll, 8lasa
Halls purchase oG the crop, a0d Hall H as
cusd of being accessory 10 Bass rasaalstF SE
conniying at it, which cZasperase3 Hell ttEsa
he put pistol against Dir. Brewn's breast 4tt
snapped cap, vhorcupo0 Il warrant Wasissfta
to arrest Hall, who said lhat be would 8ie
taken. | had not been in the house more st}a8
hour when Hall s horse returned wisho9t HT9
but with the saddle and bride on Mrs bs#tl
exclaimed that lrr husband was Ailied 1llH
sent out boy to i2ok for him, he returned ss}a
Mrs. Halls father, who was Hth Hall, an35.a-
ported that the latter was killed, It#apasaFs
that the sheriff, Dir, Gully, ana foar men lI.sI4
in pursuit of him. and methim and his fa4Asge
a half from de XII. Hall rushed past 1iss.8,
Gully then wheeled and rode up aud sutaSas5Es}
him to surrender, sellinc him tbat he BID ne1s
enough to take him and did not want tolsi his4
Hall swore he would not be taken, and Hta 553*
pistol at Gully, which had Two balls I'll ii @Hs
ball shivered his knife and tho oBbcrtoos atssf
in the right groin. Gully then rode iii ID sst33
again and presence bis pistol, intera52a s
shoot first, but as Gully told roe himself 3s8al
was ready to fire again and both fred aE#H@S.
Heis not sure thai he shot Hall. but Hall sI5e4
took effect in Gullv's left arm, ssliseFiHs s.sa
elbow and one sh5t lodged in The arm Gully
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