TUSCALOOSA, (Alab.) June 80.
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Horrid Occurrences Some time during the
laSt week one of those outrageous transac-


.ons-and we really think, disgracefnl to
The character of civilized man, took place
near the North East boundary line of Perry,
Adjoining Bibb and Antauga counties. The
circumstances, we are informed, by gen


aeman ss,n from that county, are: "Ihat Mr..
M Nelly having lost some clothing or some
osher property, of no great value, the slave
VI VI ne'ghboring planter was charged with


.ne theft Ninety, in company with his
brother, found the negro driving his masters
wagon. they seized him, and either did, or
' aere about to chastise him, when the negro
sssooed ssd M'Neily, so that he died in an hour
;sNerwards--the negro was taken before a


lus'lce OF the teace. who, after serious de-
,huerat,on, waved his authority; ferhots
,h Trough tear, as the crowd of persons from
h. Me ABOVE counties had collected to the num-
,ic., uc. oi 70 or 80 near Mr. Peoples (the JUS
W. N.s@ house. He acted as President of the
esr,, sOo, aha put the vote, when it was decided