Fatal shooting during private retreating reported
In this place on the evening of the 4th Martin Smith was shot by a person in the crowd, believed to be Jackson Mahon, brother of Dickson Mahon, who is now imprisoned and to be tried. The deceased died about half an hour after the wound. Rail Road notes report 3220 passengers in June and 3208 bales of cotton carried, with company receipts of 17466 dollars 74 cents, excluding the mail contract.
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