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SHOCKING OuTRAoE.-We learn that the usual quiet and peace of the beautiful lte village of Ray

 mond in our Deighb0rng county Ot Hinds, was Ie- gently disturbed by n most shocking occurrence. An old gentleman of Alabama, named Ball. was shot dead in the yard of the Court House Saturday Inc 2Slh ult., by man named Jeremiah 6ranbury, who in his shot st and cut with bowie knife by the son of the old gentleman he had killed. The history of the case has thus been detailed 10 us Granbury was charged in Alabama where he laisl resided, with some hish offence against the laws, and demand had bren made on the Governor oI Mississippi for his delivery. Mir. Ball ani his son were commissioned by tho Governor of Alnbnna 10 to ih,s State and secure the fugitive and bring hin, back to trial. He had been arrested by blI Thomas. the sheriff of Hnds, and WAS delivered 10 Mir. Ball and his son. They had signed receipt for their prisoner the court house. and were just ready

 to set out, when Granbury proposed to Mr. Ball that they should walk over town awhile. The old gente- man at first declined-bul Granbury's telling him that horse he wished ride had not been brought and that he wished 10 20 and see about it, al last conseaNd. They stepped cut of the court house, in arm, apparently friendly; but before they got to the steps the yaid fsnce'bu lew paces from the door, Granbury drew apstol (which he had heen secretly furnished with and conceaed) and applying il to the old yenIlelnan's breast blew hin through

 The son of the murdered man immediately sprang forward in pursuit of Granbuiy who attempted to

 cape, and shot pistol at him though without effect. Granbury however fell Ut the report, hut rose in \ moment and drawing another pisol applied Il 10 the breast of the young man aud fortunately only snappe

 II. then turned again to ay--ihe young 'mn pursuing and cutting at him with bowie knife He made one cut which passed through Granbury's blnnkrl ana' coar--paddins, liaiog waist coal, cravat and shirt but mIssed ihe skin. Al this Granbury agnin fe Il, and turned on his hack to ward off by kicking the blows of the veDgeful knife. The young ma" made one cut which he succeeded ia catching his leg, and wHs aost le maks another at the prostrate ma dsrsr Of his ahes, which wssld have him hIs sna asesSst, whtR hs ~as ssssM hy tire by-