Otar readers will probably recollect that awe published an account of a so-the statement was Jnajle that “at Ash pole, tunewgccalled Ku KKKitfo |»u tilertlt;m, the county,fnoDe»on countv, N, C., while a daughter of Roderick H|U, a t^pubhoart, was being married to a^fwBgrmifi, ajsya Republican, and whilstthe ceremony 'fM™ progress, sliots were tireuthrough thte window from without, the bridegroom h#iug instantly killed and the bride dangerously WoUndpct It was subsequently ascertained tha$ a parly of men, cii5gul»eu, had surrounded the bougie committed the murder.” We deuou freed tbis as most probably a barefaced ltadid^J lit/ftml oai]#4uron our friends In Jtoba*an for a true statement of the affair. WfThave since been favored with the followingalt;Jelt;WHit morder, f om which itseen thatmurder, f om which it of the Ku Kluk, it was Union Leathers tvff 6perpetrated the murder It seems that g’freedrftan named Cbas. Horn, fsrmetly a slave orBfcnte Horn, of Marion District, 8, G.t and tbh'bsst trait of whose charact or, as given by his master, is that ho will steal upon ail opportunities. Sometimes 'making th when they did fiat • xit, had been eohwbitmg ptime with a White woman 'Earned Hter of the said Rdderiok. He had been practising his light-fingeredmfent, and had broken,/uit. returningfjttondam habits with red dub ted energy.* his death he was seated in the co' ' j charmerplaying on a twomarries* oeretnormj hUwmu, ner ubas any Ihtmifi *jtt ami his M, on the day succeeding the mul'thsi',cm*cI Mu’ Union fjencpiers of having«muddied it. Of Hil1 's character we have simplestate, upon authority of -tlur lnfomiant, thatsold bis vote at the last eieetion for ono peek meal and it is thought would take a gallon for