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tall hats pl ais patfg3s 5fInin r8dlus gi twenty
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ot an adventure Win horse-thieFes'
On last Tuesday morning II was discovered, on
the plantation of Mrs. S. Coleman in the BeGtties
BuG neghborhOod, that two mules and a horse
were absent from their accustomed stalls without
conjectnred that the stables had been visited hy
some Of the robbers who are prowling over the
country. Traces being discovered denoting the
direction taken by the thieves, DR.. Luke Smith and
Mr. Odum who both reside on the place, mounted
and went in hot pursuit,
The tracks of the animals were followed without
difficulty TO within three miles Of Canton, where
they led of on the Jackson road as far as the plan
tatiOn of Mr.. John Montgomery, where they d
Verged entirely from the highway. Following on
a few hundred yards, they came suddenly in full
view of the animals they sought, all snugly hitched
In the edge OF dense thicket, while the robbers
two in number, reposed them from the 'nOontide
sutryness,' y restilgfrOm the fatigues incident t
their nights exploit and, doubtless, g dreaming o
the hour when they should reap rich reward tx
their labors. But what is that sound that 'arum'
the ear The footsteps and the voices of men
and one Of the . Turks awOke but to find gun il
the hands of an enraged pursuer lIeYeed at him
Hold on he cries, and the fowling piece in tht
hands Of 0dum, is lowered 1t was ruse Of tbs
robber, who seized the opportunity to draw pistol
Odum quickly recovered his aim and they free
almost simultaneously. The robber failed in hi!
aim, while Odum planted load of turkey shot il
his adversary arm, and then administered n sec
ond dose in his side with the other barrel but the
shot were too small TO have the desired effect ant
the fellow continued firing with his pistols. Mean
while, the otherthef had not been idle, but jumped
up and rallied TO his comrades side at the first
alarm, paying his respects to DIR, Smith, in th'
shape of ball from his revolver which salute wa
quickly repiedlO TheDg1 lively skrmish ensued
which resulted in no harm to the doctor, who being
armed with an old and very inaccurate five shoot
ing rife failed also in his attempt to dislodge tht
opposing battery.
Unfortunately, the attacking party had not sup
piled themselves with any more ammunition thar
was contained in their respective guns, not havnl
anticipated so serious an affair, and the aspect be
gan to assume an unpleasant coloring, when the
found themselves with empty guns confronting tn
DOoay rGPoSTs, @ VINO wen aFeo g ei
Bow, who had been leftBebind, hove in sight, and
he did SO beckoned with his hand and cried ont, a
II to another party, Come on boys J. rms na
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