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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

We sce assured that our statement
made last week, that Mr.. B. F. Packard
had commenced suit against the town for
damages sustained by upssthg into toe
river, is not correct, he having only pre-
sented g claim for $4,000, which has
been referred to the village attorney, L.
@. Jones, Esq.
-Most of our farmers got in their corn
the past week. Hthe season should prove
favorable, fair crops may be harvested
We learn that Aessrs. Hoyt, Stratton &
Hapgood have received q supply of land
plaster, a first rate article to promote the
growth of corn, po atoes, &c, which they
will sell by the pound or barrel.
The County Commissioners have
placed in .:he Treasurer's Office, : new safe,
manufactured by the Detroit Safe Co.,
Michigan It weighs over two tuns, has
a Steel and Iron Burglar Drawer 4 inches
in thickness, with double combination
lock. The old safe was received in part
payment, leaving a balance of seven
hundred dollars.
"A man named NJ. Seidds, q of FIVE
prisoners who escaped from the Seneca
county Jail, recently, was overhauled in
this place, last week, and committed to
our jail. Sheriff Myers, of Tifin, came
and took Seidds back again, last Wednes-
day. Seidds is charged with being q horse
thief His impressions of the desirable
ness of the jail at this place, as q place of
protracted residence, were not delightful.
That the Aahoning river at the foot
Of Market Street be always approschabIe
in case of fire, is q matter Of the greatest
Importance to our business men AID pIop-
erty owners on Market and Main Streets.
And we hope that the proper authorities
will see to il, that all distractions be re.
moved with dispatch.
The Chicago and Pittsburgh paper
are telling alarming stories of v~illaInous
kinds of meat furnished by some Of the
butchers of those cities. We opine all the
poor, miserable, trashy meat is not eaten
in those places. We heard 8 farmer tell
a few days since of Warren butcher who
buys calves a week and ten days old, pre-
tending he brings them TO town to fatten
them for market, BE says he has ''plenty
meelk" Doubtful
"A horse belonging to DR.. Julian Har-.
mon, Of this place, was killed last Wednes-
day, while being broken by Prof. Menzie.
1t is but justice to the Prof. to say that
the accident was purely accidental. The
horse was quite vicious, and while under
going the tanning process, throwed himself
and fell backward, breaking his neck
Mr.. Menzie Immediately offered to pay
the Or. the full value of the horse, but the
DR.. not regarding it as 3 result of careless
ness, would only receive half the value Of
the horse, which was, we believe, seventy
five dollars.
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Town and County.
THfaVorabIe

By many, 1t is estimated, that we have
had upwards Of ninety days of cold, rainy,
dissgreeable weather, since February last.
Whether the estimate be large or small, it
matters little, all are satisfied, and cry
enough, enough. The first days of June
have brought with them q marked change
in the westher-we now have al day
glimpses Of the great life giving power
the Sun. The earth is warm and beeom-
ing tillGble. Seed is being sown broadcast
Throughout the land. and the people are
called upon TO rejoice; but in the midst OF
u rejoieings let Us not forget wholly, the
fact that these warm days demand of US
q change Of clothing. That which has
made ul comfortable, for months past. If
not too much worn, should be carefully
laid azide, and suitable garments provided
for The warm season. Many know where
to End Just what they need, and straight
way 60 70 Reed & Adams, where they fail
not TO please themselves. There are those
whose attention should be called to this
House, one OF our most reliable and old
est bpniness Houses in Warren.
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has been made. IN the famous American Watch.
By applying which. the Watch viii run twice a
long IS 1t now does without cleaning. Once set.
your Watch viii be run at half the present cost
for cleansing and repairs. -
This wonderful Improvement is patented, and
the only place in Trumbuu County where you
can bug 3 Watch with the Improvement, Is at
Julius Kings. and he sells the watch lrih The
Improvement ar thesame price that others sell it.
without the improvement By all means call
and understand the matter before buying
King fxes the old watch WiIhthe improvement,
for . trihe. Go to the great American Watch
Emporium at Kings.
Junel2-2t
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Tha WhaIe ComhIned.

Make the object most dcsired-so thought
Dd0usTre IN the announcement of his discovery
TO the world, and not being satisfied with simply
standard by which 0ItpaVs to abide. he and his
followers vent on. making new discoveries. IN
til. from the old Daguerreotype We are brought
in all its beauty. Not all In posing subjects. Roi
al in arranging light or drapery. bat eUerVpdrt
from polishing Of the plate or preparing the pa
per, through numberless intricate processes. tc
equally all our attention, and to be successful
in one, with . distasteful idea Of the other. il
something less than a. intelligent public de.
set, in this busy season Of the rear. that We stu
give our perfsnal attention 20 the art. and would
be happy to see tnem at our Gallery. No. X
Market St.. Warren, Ohio. and at all times. do
our best 70 please them.
p. E.-PIeass bear in mind we never get out
Of patience in taking pictures Of infants.
June l2-tf RICE-Artist.
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MOGatt's Life Pills q Phoenix BItters
were first used in private practice in 1925. They
were intioducsi to the public in 1885. since
which time their reputation has extended. until
they have . sale in excess of all other Cathartie
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardy a
family among civilized nations who have not
personal evidence Of their beneficial Effects
Their great success is owing to their uniform re-
liability in cases of Consumption. Bilious and
stOmaehic diseases. whether of long or short du-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the g~entlest infant.
One ingredient opens the pores of the skin;
another is diuretic: and stimulates proper &C
ton Of the kidneys; q third is emollient. looB-
ening phIegm and humor from the lungs; other
properties are warming and cathartio. and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
seeretions. Their combined effects Is. to regu-
late the impaired functions Of the system. and
to produce health. It is not asserted Mofst's
Pills are 9 euseaH-that they win cure al COM
p~laints-but under ordinary circumstances they
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache, CostiVeness, Dyspepsia. Indigesticns
Jaundice. Liver and Bilious Complai nts. Colds.
ScurTy. General Weakness. &c. They are ex-
pressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions Of cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has . eompIaint ever come to our knoEl-
dge, where they have not operated as recon-.
mended.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects of each dis.
ease. specifies treatment, furnishes evidences. &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder. Frank
lin. NC. who was curedof Dyspepsia. CIR Gross.
Of Theoike. Ill. cured of Liver Complaint
II. Hooley. Of Springfield. Pa, had Serofula.
and had to use crutche s was cured in three
week. James D. Dolsns. ofAdrian. Mich. cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church. Gananagus. Cal. of Fever and
Ague. Rev. I'd. H. May. TWsnty-frst New
York. of Rheumatism and Piles OFFS years stand
ing. Rev. Samuel BoWlss. Editor Of the String
field (Mass.1 Republican. was cured Of terrible
C~Ostiveness. Hon Ed. Weber. of Rumney. N.
II. Of Liver Complaint. etc, etc.
A box ofMOfat's Life Pills. with full circulars.
&C., viii b sent gratis to any Physician or Cler-
Eymsa. on thsrsceipt Of two three cent postage
stamps.
q Mofat'sLi 4 Pills are Is cents per box. Mof-
fats Phoenix Bitters. 81 per bottle. They are
sold By all respectable dealers throughout the
continents and the Islands of the Ocean.
WHITE d ROWLAND, Propristors.
Successors 70 DR.. John Mofat, aud Dr.. Wm.
B. Mofst. 12l Liberty Street, New York.
May y, lS57-e-o.W.
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Free ofCharge

Good Rye Flour,
For $40 per barrel. at CAMPS MILL.
April II,
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AtTYter,s.

Corn Meal.
a. Pure yellow o2 nfRs g ftSj il RssE EfL Cheap
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10000

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wantedby Milan 4 Ward, we will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN d WARD,
Tamers'& Leather Dealers. under McCon-
nelPs. ID door south Of Smith a M'Combs.
March 6, 1S67-tf
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MoNpAY EYENIEa, june, DO, ,

MONDAY June, H. %.
FLOUR-The market continues very quiet,
but there is a 6rmer feeling among holders. and
prices are more strongly held We continue TO
quote City-made TX spring Sl3.S09t4.0; do
Xxx red winter SIC. 00l65l kye Flour $3.50
WHEAT-YsEy quiet. but irmsr. Salss1 car
No. 2 Milwaukee spring Al $2,O from store; i
ear old No. 2 WabGgh - $Seo.
CORA-Mors active ata decline Of 1e. Sales
Of lh,0vO bu and 5 dsrs No. l - So from store /;
l car No.. I yellow a Sc
LAkDAQuiet and steady at 1916 for City
rendered in tierces; lSA g tor country
rendered
eMUKED MEATS-Less active. but steady.
Sales TO lbs sugar-cured hams. cSnYassed.
at l61zc. 120O lbs Plain Hams uleanTassed ct
l41ze; canvAssed do 1514c; 501bs Dried Beef can
Vassed at &c; uncauVassed do &c shoulders lie
csnVassed ; uneanVassed lie; Clear rib Bacon
l3c; breakfast Bacon. eanTassed. loo.
bUTTkh-Dun and drOOping. Snail sailed Of
choies western Reserve st Ice which i an oat-
side figure.
CHEESE-Markst dull. and prices unchang-
ed but rather weak az SGl5c for inferior to
choice dairy and factory.
E6GS-kirmer 1t l79l8cn
DA1ED APfLBSQuiet at S8S<c. paeksge
P0TAToEs-PsaehblOw in fair demand snd
steady at Sl,5 per bu.
gEANS&fiFR at 8 WsSs5 per bu for prime
LIME-steady. Water Lime. Akron and Os-
WegO, 500 per Dbl White Lime, Cleveland
ana Fremont, $f,75 per Dbl.
~SALT-Steady Fine 1925; Coarse $3.50.
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~ With a set Of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good ahtting suit of clothes
of any style. as any tailor Agents wanted.
Address. UNION CHART COMPANY.
May Lift ~s0Tangeville, Ohio,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

The receipts Of cattle for the present week
we're SSH head. and the shipments4. 6S head.
The Republican says that Saturday night last
closed an exceedingly &C tive. and. to droYers.
decidedly the most profitable market week Of
the season. For stock cattle there was . good
demand throughout the week. and the efer-
ines Of such were readily taken. principally BY
fee tiers from New York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio. at So 5967 IS. the outside orreally choice.
heavy lots. Butchers' stock was in much heaVi-
er receipt than last week. ye1, under . healthy
local demand. the sale yards were well cleared
from day to day at S67597 S1% On Wednes-
day and Thursday several droyes of extra quail
~ were taken By local mel at $89S l21S 100
rs, but the general market can not be quoted
above 81 S71l. Very common lots. such as old
oxen. thin cows. scallaWag steers, stays. and
bulls. were taksh up By city butchers at prices
ranging from $ 1906 50. On Saturday the
market ruled quiet. there being q very light
supply Of stock on sale and VeD few buyers in
artendance. The entsred sales foot up S4 head
which were taken mostly IN small lots By feed
ers, city butchers and spectators. The closing
prices Of last evening ruled weak. yet no deci-
dei decline was suffered. About 15 head.
principally butchers stock remain over IN
sold.
The best informed men on ths yards are Of
the opinion that ruling prices OF the past week.
extreme as they may appear. will be fully sus-
tanned next week, unless there happens to be
an enormously heavy supply of stock, in which
case e slight decline must follow.
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Furniture !

Notwithstanding our late disasters. we have a
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed by
fire or food, that weWin sell at low figures. Call
and look at il, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
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During the Month of June!

Every sensible man will convert his August
Seven-thirty Bonds into Gold Bonds. during
this month. Reason? Because by SO doing. he
Bonds for thirty dollars in paper money. making
aproff to him Of nearly Ttcelpe Dollars on each
thousand. By waiting until July LIST, he loses
all this. Bring your Bonds to 7. J. McLain 4
Sons Bank and they will be exchanged free o.
al expense. MAY %, l867-1m
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Fire.
A fact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous conlagrations during
the pest few months have broughtruin and de-
sTucton upon many Fire Insurance COmpanie5
specially those companies doing q local and
snail business nave been Inflated.
The New York Superinteudant of the Insur-
ance DEPARTMENT. IN his list Of New York In
s1rancs Companies. puts dow the HONE" a.
having the largest amount Of capital; largest
amount Of net assets. and largest amount Of ne,
cash premiums.
The imnsnss business Of the aHorrs Is truly
marvellous It's premium receipts exceeded the
total Of those Of "a Of the New York well e1tab-
Eshed Fire Insurance Companies al combined.
It's income for the year ending January lst,
1857, was over two million eight hundred and
fffy thousand dollsrs: il paid for losses to the
amount Of 81 81. 49, in the SAME period: and
dividends TO the amount Of Sz00.000, leaving ar
sea on hand Of Sy645.3 SS.S 81. and this. too. in one
Of the most calamitons years in the history Of
ire insurance. While many Fire Insurance Cos
within twelve months. have completely with
cred and broken down beneath this fiery dispen-
sation, the HONE" comes out unscathed with
its regal capital Of two million dollars unap-
preached. This is a marvel and o triumph, and
honor to the firm, keen and skilfuI pilots who
stood at the helm aud guided the noble institu-
ton through the past terrible twelve months.
The HoME INs. 20. still continues to issue pol
icies on the safer class of Merchandise and
Dwellings at Warren. through WHITTLRsRY
ADAMS. their only agent at this place.
June ", lo67-2W
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How to get a Nice Suit Of
Clothes.

The thing is done easy as rolling Of a log, -
if you Know low. This is how: Put 3 few
"Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but a
small amount at the cheap store Of BERNSTEIN
q PODoLsKY. next door to Milan 4 Sons
Bank, on Main St., and call on this firm and
they will dress you out nicer and better than
any other house in town for the same money.
Nav l. lS67-tf
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Seed wheat.
Good spring seed wheat can be had at
CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

IAURsDAy, June D 1901.
CATTLE-The market since nj last was fair
ly supplied. There was. however. q good de-
mand and all good pa-sels offerad found ready
vel We bsys one asIs ~ IN had 81 .x1-a
cattle At $975910 81 2 eWt. Thess are c~ertainly
iteep prices. A lot Of 80 head Of Texas stock
was offered but were not disposed Of up TO the
close. The demand for shipment has fallen of.
A fair article sold at about s. COOS so. whilst
other sales were made as low as IS 90 z cWt,-
Drawers complain Of low low prices.
HOGS-The market was inactive. The sales
made were in . retail way st pretty low figures.
ranging IRON $6S6 so Tor light and S79750 foI
heavy.
SHEEH-The supply being limited. the sales
however. found purchasers at fair prices. Sales
Of common TO medium $496; prime TO extra.
for butcherinE purposes. $65O97 50. being fully
up with hogs. Lambs we're in good supply with
sales at 81. 5 5O94H head.
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sDASS, PERCH, AND PIKE
DYou cannot catch unless YOU use the ks.tA
Of fishing Tackle. snd you will alEaa aud al
assortment Of Lines. Hooks. Reels, Floats and
everything necessary for an0gt6L at our store.
W.N FW.E. PORTER.
June5, 1S67-2w
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Discovered and gave to the world that which
places man under lasting obligations to him. but
wonders have been accomplished since 1893.
the time when he published his pro-
cess. and rapid strides have been made in the
art Photographic even since 1850. when the col
lodior process was discovered. and some men
have devoted a"hJe time IN that short period. to
the art. The adjusting Of the light. posing ofthe
sitter, to bring out the most favorable and life
like resultA and give an artistic character to the
pisture, has Of late been the study Of the artist.
the chemical culmination having passed into q
liked fact, and not the result. of long continued
experiments a. Formerly. The success which
has attended this last study Of the artist. may be
seen by calling at the rooms Of BROOKS
& POTTER, who hatter themselves
that nowhere are more favorable
results obtained than By them. Having fitted
up their room with an eye to the taste Of those
who may favor them with their PATRONAGE and
q determination to please in their productions.
sIl those who want q fac smile Of themselves
will do Eellto give Us call. Rooms on Main
Street, over Reed L Adams clothing store-C c..
Tayloss old stand Special attention paid to
copying and linking. Pictures enlarged to any
desired size May q. l867-tf.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cent? per line first insertion.
ten ctS. per t;ns each subsequent Insertion.
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Corn Is King

But for all Of that it requires thorough cult
walton. Owing to the improved shaped blades
used on the Buckeye Horse Hoe. the soil is
stirred near the hall. and weeds removed with
out the liability Of covering up or ~injuring the
plants while small.
H1 Itis 9 labor
HEMAN B. HARMON,
Patantee and Manufacturer.
Jun0 l2-1t BristolYille, ohio.
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Dr. Is. JoIIIe Mattocks

Can be consulted at his Office as follows, 1867.
every four weeks:
Warren. o. National Hotel Mondays. May q,
June24. July p. August 19. September 16, Oct
II, Nov. IL. and December 8.
Ravenna, o. Gillett House. Tuesdays. May
q, June25. July q. August 20. Sept II. Oct. Is,
MOVIE Dec. 10.
Akron. o.. American House. Wednesdays,
Nays. June q. July "a. Augusta. Sept. Is. Oct
16. Nov. Is. Dec. IL.
May 30. une q. July Is. August 2. Sept. ia.
Oct. IL, Nov. IA, Dec. II.
Mansfield. o., Wiler House, Fridays, May 81,
June Q. July Is. August .. Sept %. Oct. IS,
Nov. Is, Dec. Is.
Mays 1851.
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Merchant tailoring.

We have engaged the services Of Mr.. I'd
WABD RADCLIFFE, late cutter at harmon Bros.
in our Merchant Tailoring Department. and
and material, promptly 70 order. GIVE us Z
call. BERNSTEIN &PoD0LSKY.
Nay LIT.
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When ladies vote, candidates will al.
ways be elected by handsome major
tiles, and sometimes by sweeping
msiorities.
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Hoi Tha FIxing send.

A large number of these gay, daShing Bon
meta received on Monday last. ia
The Queenly Marie Stewart, the fairy Fan
chon q the blooming Sunside kept constant.
ly on hand, and made radiant with pennons
plumes and bugles whensyer ordered
June Il, 6T. Mrs. POTTER d co.
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AIIyEefSB5
On Liberty Street. il the place. to buy anything
you want in the gun line, from . box Of caps at
I've cent?. 70 q Double Gun. worth $500; Shot
kinds made to order. Gun Barrels. Locks TriT-
eers, and trimmings Of all kinds, By the single
one, or BY the Dozen Cheap for cash.
May 2. 1851.
Wayne County Corn.
None nicer or better in the State. Can be had
at CAMPS FIGURING MILL:
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Junsl2-It
HO one!

for long standing diseases. in Ohio. enc who
cures the worst gwen up cases. Of any other, he
will not deceive OF fstter you. but tell you can
didly what he can do for you. He claims to
liberated. Be sure TO call on DR.. E. Jollie Mat
tocks. on Monday. June oath. at the National
Hotel. .r..D 1June u Wv.
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BibIes and Testaments

Of the various sizes and styles published By
the American Bible Society. for sale at sohOk-
saIe rates (for one or mOre) by the TrEzsbu1
County Bible Soeiey. at the store Of A E. An
Square. Warren. Ohio. TsstGaentsfer 1Oets.
Dec.5 5. 1B66-Iyr.
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Coroner,s Inquest iR Yernon


COrOner's Inquest In Vernon.
The sudden and tragic death of Mr..
William Holcomb, of Vernon, briefly
noticed in last weeks CHRoNIcLE, caused
for a day or two. considerable excitement
in the neighborhoOd. An impression
seemed to obtain with some, at first, that
the deceased had been fOully dealt with by
some other party, and it was therefore
deemed necessary to enter into an investi-
cation Of the matter, and if possible elicit
the facts. There being no Coroner within
ten miles of Vernon, E. A. REED, ESQ.,,
oficiated as Coroner, pro tenn, and by
whom q jury of inquest was em~psnnelled,
as follows: Joseph h. Knight, n. D.,
Geo. K. Pelton, Lucius Holcomb, Will
liam e Chapman, Chester Reed, h. j.
Bates. The jury being duly sworn, the
inquest was held on the 9th and 18th uls /.
An examination of the body of the deceas-
ed showed that his death had been caused
by g rife ball having struck him on the
right side of the head, above the ear, pass
ing over through the upper part of the
skull to the left side of the head. His
death was doubtless instantaneous.
JAMES c. SAWYER being duly sworn /,
said: 1 went down to the lower part of
my farm about l o'clock, P. NJ, May %,
and had been there, perhaps, one-half
hour. William Holcomb came down into
the woods with his gun, within about ten
rods of where 1 was at work. He shot
four or five times at a kquirrel. and loaded
his gun again and sighted up into a tree,
and, judging from his appearances, he was
in the act of shooting st another squirrel.
He took the gun from his face, set the
breach Of it on the ground, at his right
side, 1 think think he held the muzzle
of the gun with his right hand, and In .
STOPPING position towards his gun, looking
up into the tree. His back was towards
me. I heGrd the report of his gun, and
saw him fSl I got over the fence as soon
as L could, and ran TO him and raised him
up. BE was dead. He never stirred after
1 came to him. BE fell sideways from his
gun. Think his hat was of when 1 came
10 him.
j. HILKND and J. HoOyT, were examin-
ed and stated they went to the place where
the body was. Deceased lay upon his
right side, with his hand to the east.
D. j. Mattoeks eoyroborsted the !testf-
mony Of Hiland and HooE.
The Jury, after having heard the testi-
mony, and examined the body, rendered
the verdict that the deceased came TO his
death by the accidental discharge offs rife
gun in his own hands,"
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Chicago Market.

JUNE 10, 1867.
WHEAT-Unsettled and declined 500 OF
SATURDAYS prices.
C0RN-AetiTe and 40 lower.
Sales at s01SsS5c for No. l; 76as7e for No. 2
Closing at Sl1SaS21<c for NO.l.
CATrLE-Beef Cattle dull
Sales at $S.O0s9.50 for fair to extra ehoie'
smooth steers.