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Bioody Trag,dy.-On Saturday las, ono week
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Bloody Tragedy.-On Saturday last one week


ago. an old Cherokee man, Famed Cramp, went


tot house, on Wan Geek, at which yonng Cado


was eating his breakfast. He walkedup in iron,
Of him, pushed him back from the table and said
he was much Of Il man. This he repeated, and
then drew Knife and inflicted wound that al
most instantly terminated the life Of his uusus-
pecting victim. But the tragedy does moi sto,
here. There being at the house, at The liII,e, a
young Justice. who made somo remarks abou, the
act and said that tho porpetralor Of it should bo
arrested for trial. Cramp made at him with his
knife, Justice receded some distance. but finding
himself closely pursued. seized hoe and with q
single blow on the hend killed his as.ailan,.---
Thus in the course of 4 few moments ,ssFsts /,
more OF our citizens hurried henco BY the d,
OF force and the spirit Of the murderer ca 'au "a
face that Of his unfortunate victim. Cramp was
iaboring, it is said, under the effects of u iss,s
that prolific source of evil in our country.


Justice Immediately surrendered himseIfnnl
perhaps underwent trial on Monday las;


The frequency with which these fatal Dr., .,
coWmitted should awaken more deeply the 4 q,
OF Posce in our country, to the import n
taking mare energetic measures for The ,r,p-,.
sion OF the ~hiskey trade. Cherokee .As h.
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