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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-20

KcsOlred, That we regard the SEN
timent now prevalent in the arena
of discussion, "The North and South
shaking hands over the bio ndy
chasm. coming from whatever quar-
ter it may, as premature. Let the
rebel parties first bring forth fruits
meet for repentance, and none shall
be before us in extending forgive
ness for past ogeS Of persecution and
oppression heGped Olympus high upon
as, md those identified miN us By
complexion and condition but the
virtue Of magnaninity does not con
sist in making love pats upon the
tiger who but crouches to spring at
our threats for a death embrace.
So, it is premature" for the
North and South to shake hands
over the bloody chasm ? And "rhe
rebel parties mus, first bring forth
fruits meet for repentance p And
the coIoreG people are to be the
| Judges OF whether those fruits are
worthy Of being received, are they ?
Certainly, "Time, in his whirligigs," "
has never brought forth revenge
more amazing than that conveyed
/
in he above resolution, the third Of
set adopted unanimously at the
second mass convention Of the color
ed citizens of New England, held at
Boston on the 9th inst.
1t is direct challenge thrown out
to the Conservative sentiment Of the
country. II was received with
cheers; and there vas Frederick
Douglass there to smile approval,
and to make the speech. 1t is a
point in the present canvass which
should not be lost sight Of. Mr..
Boutwell, will doubtless be gratifed
at this stroke Of the brutal rancor. -
He stuck the key~note in North
Carolina; and the coIored men of
New England are shouting the re
frain. We fnd it hard to determine.
on he whole. who are the more fit
to shine in Dahomey council-the
white Mephistopheles or the black
men whom he has tempted into the
assertion of an insoent hostility t"
his own race Washington Patriot.
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THE MAN FOR THE POSITION

The Griffin Star, after speaking of
the many ballots of the Convention
and the claims of the respective can.
didates to represent the fifth Con-
gressional District, says of Col.
Glenn the nominee: ale is a
glorious standard bearer, and will
unite the Democratic Party of the
District and wear her colors trium>
phantly to victory"
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GEORGIA. PAULDING COUNTY

Richard Hannah applies to me for LETTERS ~
Guardianship Of Deilar and W. A. HanpsT,
minors Of Vim. Hannah dpceased-also i
and l.. L. Whitfield and minors heirs II Jos.nf
Whitfield decreased.
These are therefore TO cite and require all
persons concerned 10 be and appear at my ofics
Oh or before the first Monday in October neyt
to show cause. If any they eau, why said l.,tt.rs
should not be granted the applicant. Witness
my official signature Aug 3l~t, 1872
s. B. MCGREQoR, OTdy.
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In accordance with the last will and testament
Of james j. Holcombe late Of Cherokee Coun-
tv Ga, deed, Will he sold before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton Ca, within
the legal homa Of sale on the first Tuesday in
October next parts Of lots of Land Nos. 293
III and 3l5, also all of No. 294 in the 4th Dist.
and I'd Section of said County, also "ne-third
in,eres; in parts of lots Of land Nos 2l9 and n.y.
with VI reliant aud saw Mills and Mill proper
ty in the 4th Dist, and ID Sect, OF originally
Cherokee, now Pickens County c.. Sold for
distribution. Terms one half cash balance
twelve months credit with note and approved
Security. Purchaser 10 pay for titles and
stamps August 9Th 1872.
HENRY b HOLCOMBE. I r,.ao.,,,,,.-
JOHN y. RICHARDS
printers Fee 800
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PanIding Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold, before The Court House dnor
IN tho Town OF Dallas, on the First Tuesday in
November next, within the legal hours of sale
One half interest in ST. am Saw Mill, located
on the land ofJohn n. Sleigh; Also four log
carts, Five head Of Oxen and one Wagon with
all the fixtures apprraiuing TO said Mill Carts
Wagon or Oxen and Eigh! Thousand feet Of
Lumber. Sold as The property OF Moses II.
Smith to satisfy q mortgage fila in favor of Jno
n Sleigh W Moses ii Smith. according Ia
Judgment rendered by Clerk Superior C0ut OF
Of County and State aforesaid, as provided by
law for foreclosure Of mortgages On personally.
This Aug. 2Sth, 1872.
w. NJ MCGREGOR, Sheriff.
Printers fee 81
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sTATE OF GEORGIA. pICKENS co.

Whereas, William Tate. Administrator OF
Caleb Griffith, represents 10 the Court in his
petition duly filed, and entered ON record, that
I.. has fully administered Calib Griffith estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors 10 show cause, If any
they con, why said administrator should moi bs
discharged f ON his administration and receive
letters OF disnSsion on the first Monday in De-
ctmb-r 1s72 This 18th day Of August u,
w. H. SIMMONS, Ordy.
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Cobb Sheriff Sales.

WILL bp sold before the Court House door
in tie City Of Marietta County and State afore.
said during the legal hours Of eale, on the first
TUESDAY in October TTg ffoIowing property
u wi Lots of Land Nos 1903, sos, 800, 3O5,
a part Of 343, part Of ;}44 South half BOA and
thu North half Of 345, in 10th District and 2nd.
section of Cobb County. Levied on is the pro
perry of j. S. Morris, to satisfy a fia in Cobb
; Superior Count in favor of Joseph Elsas v4r.us
JAS s Morris. Juo. A. G. Anderson as security,
Prop-lty pointed our by Jno. A. Anderson.
Printer fee So 90
Also Al the same time and place. Lots OF
Land Nos 255 and 325, 18th District aud 2nd
p-rtv Of A. Mable for his State and Comfy T'av
for the year 1871 The above Tax ffss mad
and returned 10 me by W. A. NJ. Lanier / q
Printers fee - 80.
W. P. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
Marietta. Sept 81. 1872
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. II. SIMMONS, Ordy.
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY;

COURT OF ORDINARY,
1t is hereby ordered that the Tax Collector Of
said County proceed 10 assess and collect Il on
the taxable property OF the County assessed by
the State a tax equal FiXty-two ami one hal-
per cent upon the State tax to tie applied 70 the
iund for tie erection of Court House and pay
mpnt Of interest due on bonds January 1st 1873 :
also, thirty PER cent upon said State tax to be
applied to the fund for County PuIposes, tuf
current expenses Of County Roads, Bridges etc :;
also, twenty per cent on the State tax to be APP
piled 10 The fund for the support of the Posr !;
also, upon the specific taxes levied by the State
where nc' prohibited Iy Law, one hundred per
cent upon the State AK to he applied to the fund
for County Purposes.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
ofAugust 1872.
c. J. SHEPARD, o. binary
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To the People of Cherokee County.

Fellow Citizens Of The County Of Cherokee
allow me by this method to SCI myself right be-
fore y0u,
1t is sometimes reported that an q Candi-
date for Representative Of your County some
times that / am not. am in he field, fellow
Citizens, subject TO your Convenrinn and only
ask harmonious meeting | am for peace in oul
ranks. snail feel profoundly g atetul 10 you
if ! am your choice-it mott shall respectfully
bow 70 your will. and none shall give a hearrier
support TO your nominee than your humble SER
Vent,
Respectfully,
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BY virtue of an order from ,he Court OF Or
diualy Of Cherokee Co Ga
WILL be sold before the Court house doo'
In the Town of Canton Ga, within the legal
hours Of sale on the first Tuesday in Octobrr
next lot of land No. 1913 and half of No 1917 in
the 3D. Dist and II Sect of said County. Sold
"a the property Of John G. Fowler late OF said
County decd, for the benefit Of the heirs aud
creditors. Terms cash Purchaser to pay for
titles and stamps August Sth 1872.
J. a. FOWLER, Admir-
printers Fee So
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The Tax Books for Cobb County will be open
and ready tor receiving the State and County
Tax for the year 15?2, on the l4th inst. Books
can be found at the Store of n. q. Gignilat
until the first Tuesday in December next, ex.
cept when at the different Districts ofthe Coun
w. 81 which time the Books will br closed.
GEO. NJ. MANNING, T. G.
Marietta Genrgia. September 9Th, Is72
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GEORGIA PIcKENs COUNTY

BY virtue Of an order from the Court Ordna
~ Of Pickens County, will BE- sold on the first
Tuesday in November 1-72) next at The court
house door in said county between the legal
hours of sale, the following lots OF land, Nos.
SO 80 22j, and 20 acres Of South west corner
OF lot No l54 al in fourth district and second
section Of said couity, each lot coataiuing 100
acres more or less Place toleraby well i'm
proved, 40 or 50 acres Of bottom land. Sold as
The property 81 the estate Of William Mckn-
nry late Of said c1uuty, tor the benefit Of the
heirs aud creditors. Terms Cash Sept, mber
10th, lS72
q IL = GREEN aan,.r
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary Of Cobb County, will he sold
b fore the Court House door in the City of Ma
re,ia. brtween tn usual hours Of sale, an the
first Tuesday in November exi, the following
Lots Of Land to-wit: Lots Of land Nos. 479, AGO
and 459 in the lUtl District and 2ud section Of
Cobb County. and sold a. the properly OF Polly
Ann Pitts. late Of said County decreased. Terms
CASH, purchasers aging for titles.
II. II. Hammett, Admir-
IN
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THE c1Nc1NNArr EXPOSITION.

This exposition is now in it's sec
ond week, and the receipts for the
first three days reached nearly six
thousand dollars. THE tickers are
only twenty-five cents, and such is
the throng that once inside there a
person must remain. The Gazette
of that city says:
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposi
ton of 1872 stands alone among
mammoth exhibitions. There is
nothing, nor has there ever been
anything. like it in any corner of the
great American continent. In its
vastn"ss and infinite variety it re-
allies the dreams of the most mag
NATIVE. 1t can house the popula
tion Of State and the appliances Of
a hundred museums, theatres. and
pubic gardens. Its wide embrace
take in both nature and art, music
and pictures, statues aud tropical
vegetation, the choicest natural and
artificial products Of a thousand
counties. Its admirers increas ,
every day in number and admira-
ton, for it trades honestly and la.
boriously, and gives such a feast for
twenty five cents as no pleasure
seeker ever enjoyed before.
CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS.
These gentlemen, appointed by
the President to arrange for the CEN
tennial fair in celebration of Ameri>
can independence, have been invited
by President Goshorn, who is the
Commissioner from Ohio, to attend
this Exposition and examine its sys-
TEN and extent. They will be
present on Wednesday, and will be
formally received in the Commits
sioners' room at 2 p. IN.
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New Advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold before the Court House
w door in Marietta on the first Tuesday
in November next during the legal hours Of sale
lots Of land No. Is and IA in the 10Th dist. and
End sect. Cobb County. Said lots containing
$50 acres each Lend well timbered and lies
near the Rail Road.
Terms one half cash, balac~ in twelve months
bond for titles until all is paid. purchasers pay
ing for Stamps and tiles.
NARY A. WYNN, Admx
Marietta, Sept 18th lo72
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Legai Advertisements.
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY :

Whereas H. VI. Hammett Administrator Of
the Estate Of R,,salinda Dobbs applies 10 me
for Letters Of Dismisson from said Estate, this
is therefore to cite all and singular those CON
cprned 10 show cause If any they can why Let
ters Dismi-rory should not he granted to the
said Administrator on the LIST Monday in Octo'
Der next a. by Law in such cases made and
provided. June both, 1872
G. j. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
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THE GENEVA CONFERENCE

The result Of this conference Of
arbitrators awards 10 the United
States fifteen and halt millions in
gold, and the English papers say
that England will willingly pay this
sum 70 improve the law Of nations.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

Col. Luther j. Glenn was nomi-
mated on the Goth ballot, at the Con-
vention in Griffin, to represent the
fifth District in Congress 4 good
nomination.
Gen. A. 4. Wright was nominal
ted at Augusta to represent the Sth
District
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For the Legislature
HON. WIN. d ANDERSON
LANES = BLACKWELL.
Fo. Ordinary III. NJ. HAMMETI
For Clerk sap. Ccurl--W. J, HUDSON.
.7q sherif-W. T.. STEPHENS.
r.r Tax Peopigsr-N. i, GARRISON
For Tax Co'lector-R. s. Edison.
For County Treasurer ell, c. WHITE.
For suryeyor-JoHN K. WARD,
Fcr uorouer-M 7. GRIsr
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GEORGIA PAULpING COUNTY

WILL be sold by an order from the Coult OF
Ordinary Of Paulding County Ga. On tine first
Tuesday in Nov. next before the Couit Housr
door in the ! Town of Dallas between the legal
hours If sale, 10. of Land No. l1Oo i'll Pad dist,
and Bird section of Paudng County. Sold as
the properly of Jeremiah Matthews deceased
Sold for distribution Terms cash. Sept. End
1872. NJ A. MATTHEW'S Admir-.
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CAN BE TRUE ?

We hear it said that some
.straight-outs" in Georgia will vote
for Grant. II they do they will no
longer be straight-out democrats,
but straight out Jadic0ls.
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Candidate for Ordinary of Cobb County.

Belonging to no party; owing allegiance t"
no political organization and relying solely upon
my pact record, | snnounce myself a. Can
didate for ORDINARY Of Cobb County and
respectfully solicit the sufiages fmy fellow
citizens at the approaching election.
e. J. SHEPARD.
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Georgia Cherokee County

Augustus II, R4nhart Admir- Of Fannie
Reinlarts estate having applied 10 the Court Of
Ordinary of said County Tor dsnlission from his
administration Of -aid Fannie Remnants estate.
This is to cite all persons concerned to show
cause by fling their objections in my Office, why
SAID Augustus NJ. Remnant should not be dis
missed from his administration and receive let
tiers OF dtsmssion on the first Monday in Nc
vember next, August 9Th 1872,
W. L. D. MOSS Ordinary.
Rrintets Fte 81
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Guardians Sale.


Georgia Cobb County:
WILL br sold before the Court house door
IN Marietta on the tir,t Tuesday in October next
during the usual hours Of sale one halfintertst
in lot If laud No 81 %0rh DIST Cd Sect. Sold
a. the property of W. c Blythe minor and or
phan III Calvin Blythe decd Terms cash.
Marietta, August Hin 1872.
w. w BRYMER, Guardian.
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GEORGIA, PAULDING COUNTY

Whereas, Levi Cooper applies to me for let.
t-rs Vt Administration, de boais non upen ,he
estate Of jesse Copper decd.
This Is therefore 10 cite and require al! pef.
SONS concerned 10 be and appear at nv Office OF,
or before tie first Monday in October next. =.
show cause, if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted the applicant. Witness
my official signature September 2nd, 1872.
5. b. MCGREGOR. Ordv.
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue OF an order from the Court Of Or
binary of Cherokee Co. Ga. will he sold before
the Court house door in the town of Canton
Ga within the legal hours Of sale on the frat
Tuesday in October next, lot ofland No SO in
thu 2let Dist. and I'd Section Of said County
Sold as the property Of Hugh A. Thompson late
of said County dec d. for tie benefit ofthe heirs
and creditors Of said decd Terms cash. Pur.
chaser to pay for tides and stamps. August
Sth 1872.
WM. HOGAN, Admir-.
printers Fee So
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-20

Mrs Jane A. Wright Administrators of the
estate OIL b. Wright applies to me for letters
Of dismission from said administration. This il
therefore Ia cite and aImonsh all and singular
parties Interested 10 show cause if any they car
Why letters Of dismission shall not be granted to
her on the first Monday in December next
August 18th 1872.
c. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
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For Ordinary.

GEORGE NJ. LACY a. a Candidate for Otd-
nary of Cobb County at the ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCENTS.
For Tax Receiver.

We are authorized TO announce the name Of
w. a. NJ LANIER as a candidate for the of.
fee Of Tax Receiver of the County Of Cobb at
the ensuing election.
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One cannot learn everything the
objects of knowledge have multiplied
beyond the powers of the strongest
mind to keep pace with them all
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Send articles TO the State Fair,
and Cobb may get the $500 gold
premium.
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GEORGIA pAULDING co. MY:

Four etks after date at the first regular
Court thereafter application will be mad to
The Court OF Ordinary to sell the land belonging
to the Estate Of 4. Il. Grogan Il, cd. Sept. I'd
| 1o72 W. COCHRAN, Admr.
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B CRATE BROW N.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.
rop GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR
HON. JAMES N. SMITH,
on MrsCO5Et.
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COntentment brings happiness.
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FOR CONGRESS, I'm DISTRICT.
GEN. P. M. B. YOUNG
or HAKT0W.
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SOfn-Dll par wanted Al nr pe-
S|Sc-o sic. ofetaer young money a.
work sus-e al the tira ANYTHING
else A5jEess g. sIiassa Go. Portland Mine
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GUARANTEED PURE OR No SALE,
Only $45 90 PER TON and Freight added
Farmers buy Sterns Ground Bone
and do yonr own mixing,
Get ii on to yom Land IN some shape,
The only FERTILIZER that Improves your
Land aud is certain TO repay you literally.
The Soil gets the cool of it notthe air.
600 POUNDS PER ACRE on WHEAT
OOOwith favorable season will repay cost
of Fertilizer and leave vaIr Land mauured tor
three more GOOD CROPS, will forward wheat
two weeks and get the early prices.
No danger ''Sterns" Bone Dust firing the
Crons. DR.. 7. 5. Stewart. Messrs. Gus. Mays
Geo w. Hariagase, J. B. Blackwell and many
other good farmers in this section. having used
fine ground Bone for four years pant certify it
is iu-t the thing for our lands
On land formerly turned out over 2UO0 bush
els wheat was made This year by one Of our
farmers by the use of Ground Bone chiefly.
DON'T neglect 10 consult those who have tried
"Bone dust. Send in your orders early. first
GENE" IF st served" at Nj. Wade Whites"
store on Cherokee Street. Marietta. Geo.
A. n. KENT,
Agent fol North Georgia.
Sept. 18th 1s72,-Sm.
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Respectfully,
OTECETOTAXPAYERS

w. w. HAWKINS
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c. J. SHEPARD, o. binary
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County Nomin att o n 8 :

OF HARTow
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Georgia Cobb County e:

printers Fee So
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-10
Country Newspapers.

Few people appreciate the value of the village papers which gather up the news of 0 county and advocate the interests of 0 locality. And few understand the amount of ability required to edit 1ch paper where one man must be editor, publisher, printer, book keeper and all. Imagine how much the intelligence of the country would suffer by the plotting out of the country papers, which treat the immediate interests of the people and thus come into immediate contact with their minds
 The true country editor understands that his paper thrives by being intensely local; that it is not by learred editorials on tariff aud income tax, but by articles in favor of the new railroad, by descrip- tions of the new factory, by advocacy of the new bridge, that he must succeed. People look in his columns not only for the latest general news, but for the men, ton of every interesting fact, of every curious matter of gossip in his own coun- ty. And thus the paper becomes the re- Hector of the current events and the pub lie sentiment of his section. Nothing is too small to be itemized if only 1t is of interest. A country editor advertised that he would insert list of the names of all the people who had joined the churches in the county in recent revi- val. Which showed that he understood his business. He proposed to chronicle every event of interest occurring in his jurisdiction.
 Every intelligent family should give cordial support to the local newspaper. It is one of the great educational infuen- ences.-Hedrh and HOme. ..-.
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-10
The Fight with the CherOkees.

The Fort Smith Neac Era, after giving full particulars of the late fight in the Indian country as detailed by Deputy Marshal Seavey, who, with one other, was the only one who escaped unhurt, says: "A courier arrived at the marshal's office here with letter from Charles T. Robinson in charge of the party sent out, dated Flint Court House, stating that the rescuing party had ar- rived, and found the whole country de- serted. The Proctor family had left the previous day at o'clock in the evening with forty-six well-armed men, taking all their wounded with them into the mountains. Pursuit with handful of men was out of the question. The letter further states that it was dreadful af- fair, both sides fighting like bulldogs. There were thirteen killed and twelve wounded. It seems that the approach of the United States MarshsPs force was well known at the Court House, and pre- parations for resistance were made, the court having adjourned on the morning of the fight from the Court House, which stands on open ground, to school house about half mile away, and where it is quite closely built up. All the people there were armed, including the jury. Even Proctor, the murderer, had Spen- cer rifle and two revolvers. Of the mar- shals party eight were killed, including Deputy Marshal Owens, and two severe, ly wounded. Of the assailants four were killed, including deputy sheriff and g juror, and six were wounded. Besides
 these two men were found dead half (
 mile from the Court House, and it is sup.
 posed they were killed in wantonness by
 the retreating aggressors.