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We learn from the Caddo Gazette,
that Mr.. T. L. Whitehead, Of Mar,
shall, Texas, was cruelty murdered in
that town on the 18th inst. Two men
from Shreveport, named Hodge and
Back, went to Marshall to arrest or
xiii one William T. Jones, alias Till
man, for whom it is said the Govern.
OF o: Arkansas has offered reward oil
$1,000. Having secreted themselves
in house before which Mr.. Whitehead
and Jones happened to pass in com
pany, they threw open the door, first
shot .Ir. Whitehead through the heart
with ten buckshot, and then shot Jone:
two OF three times, completely rid
ding his breast with buckshot. The
murdereFs are yet at large.


Mr. Whitehead, Gays the Gazette,
we know to be gentleman with a:
litl!e malice, and as much Of the mlk
Of human kindness in bis composition
as is compatible with human nature
lie studied his profession, the law, un
der Col. Irwin, ofGreene county. Ala.
where he has many friends and sc'
quaintancee, and has been in the prac
lice Of his profession for the last three
years at Marshall, Texas.