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MI RIDER "A dreadful murder was COM
miited on Saturday last IN the West part of
this county, on Red banks, AT the residence
Of Mr.. Stephen Stubblefcld. II seems that
MIR. James Buzby came 10 Mr.. SIS. for the
purpose ofhaying a settlement with VIM, Stub
behed, and being intoxicated abused the
mother Of Stubblefeld when the latter told
him that he shouldn't abuse his mother, up
on which Bazby made towards him. Stub


beheld instantly drew a butcher knife and
inflicted three wounds on him. one in the right
st.Is tro uiTUvT rt1s, uIdKIug EH TTlCIStOTT
about five inches long and FIVE inches deep, al
so a wound in the right thigh, and wound
in the right arm, nearly seVering il from his
body. L seems that Buzby after receiving
the wounds, walked some so yards, when he
fell and expired. StdbbIefeld Instantly fled.
and We learn crossed the river at Me mphis on
the following morning. The murderer should
be arrested and brought 70 justice, and we hope
cur worthy Governor will not hesitate to offer
reward for his apprehension. Stubblefield is
about 3 9 years old feet 6or 10 inches high,
heavy SCI. round shoudered, very black and
bushy head OF hair, black eyes considerably
sunk in his head, down look, slow of speech
when not excited but quick spoken when excit-
ed, weighs so or so lbs, left handed and
has fine notches in his front teeth lie rode
of long slim bay horse with star in his
io;ehead.-L Holly Springs Guard.