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The Daily Dispatch: October 24, 1864., [Electronic resource], Five hundred dollars reward. (search)
of a considerable sum. Some twenty horses were also seized by the desperadoes and carried off. Several citizens who resisted were deliberately shot; two were seriously wounded, and it is feared fatally — E. J. Morrison and, a contractor, and C. H. Huntington, a jeweler. Several others are reported slightly wounded. The attack commenced about 3 P. M., and the opening is thus described by an eye-witness: Several men appeared to be rushing about with pistols, in parties of from five to ten. only liken the sounds to the noise of a Fourth of July morning in a large city. There was a continuous bang! bang! bang! Of course this reckless use of firearms could not continue long with nobody hurt. The sheriff of the county soon fell; Mr. Huntington was shot while resisting the robbery of his store; a woman, whose name we could not learn, fell, and — more dastardly than all — as the guerrillas were leaving the town, they saw a little girl in the street and wantonly killed her. And the bu<