An Unwilling Manslayer

A most unfortnuate man, a resident of Murray couLy,"Ga., has, since the war, acciJentülly killed ftvo men. Tlie flrst was Blain by an ax slipping írom his hand and striking the victirn oa thc head; the sccond he drowned by anagging and siukiog a boat in wluoh thc pir were crossing a ptream; the tliirtl was shot thronli tlio brain, being mistaken for a turkoy; the fourtli was killed by a tree lio had chopped dowu; and the fifth was killed at a Jog-rolling. He was put on trial for his lifo 011 several ocaKioüP, but each time was exouoratod from all 'ulame. Ho isa peaoeftbíe, lawabjding man, simply the victim of a