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A no. hprrid and unprovoked murder
was ehnnilied in CIerksyilIe on the lilh
inst, oihc Rev. John NJ. Jackson, by II
man nacd Moon. II appears from slate
mont pblished in the Chronicle. that
Moon a Jackson resided some twelve
months go in Bards.own, hy.-ihe Tor
mer a huer, and the latter a shoemaker
who be.me indebted to Moon in the sum
Of abudiwo hundred dollars. Nhich he was
unableA pay at the time. jackson re
muvcdl Ciarksrile. and Moon 10 some
par; Of illinois. from whence he came to
collcclAe debt. Several interviews took
place lhwrcn the paities, but all Ola friend
" chaater, until the lith instant, when
Moon elered the shop of Jackson, and
witholaany warning shot his unresisling
victim rough the left breast. killing him
almostl ldantly. The murderer was az.
rested Ad committed to Jail.


Thehner Of the Rev. Mr.. jackson
was altdcd by large concourse Of eili.
zens, ID Masonic Fraternity aud the sons
Of TEMPERANCE, Of which he was worthy
member EIe has leii a wife and nine
cbndIet-- Columbia tTeH.) Observer.