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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
Geilltlterftal Alatters.
Fremont Market.

FREMONT, o., THURSDAY DEC II, 1887.
Corrected by ID. Garvin 6S Co.
Wheat-$2.25 tc>S2 IS zFs
UornESi5 ? 'bashsI. % = - " ~
Rys-$1 90 y busheI.
Oats-5sc, ? bushel.
Buck wheat (graiu) sOc bushsl.
Flax Seed-s1 10 bushel.
Timoihy Seed-SI 5o@2 90 busheE
Clover Seed-s6 OO@5 25.r bushel. s
Wsdol-so@4oc. ? ID. a'
Hay-$l2 TTup.lsr.,f ..F..-
Dressed Hogs-s7 oo@Ss 90
Corrected by r. Close.
4Fleur- Sl2 n0@sl2 SO vbblsS s=s = ~ :
Lard-1Oc. y ID by the keg; 12c 10 at retail
Smoked eatsNHams, 16cts. p h; Shoul-
ders, l3c. y ID /; Dried Bee, Zoo. y ID.
,Buteers-S0,. p ID i7 nj lFs1.-
Eggs-2jo. dozen
Cheese-l8c. rib.
Potatocs-9OY bushel.
Dried Appies-Ts.f II. o.
Green Apples-4O@75c ? bush.
OnionsTslo oov bush. &
Pork-s7 oO~S 90.
BeesWax-25 to SOC. r H..
Salt-Fine, ? sack, Csc; y bbl., $s 20 Coarse,
y bbl., $3.50 0lakf "a crYfet-Yi
Coffee-Rio, 2e@soc. p III; Java, 5s@4oc. , ID
Tea 15O@S2 OOrfb.
Sugar-Common, by ths barrel, fb., l2h
@l4c; White, ls@lse- Y H., 1e.e iea,
Rice-l21zc. Tib.
( sIaekereE@ss OO@ $40 90 y bbi.; 81 soy
Kit.
a - huu
., - Fremont Lumber Market.
CORRECTED BY BINKLEY.
Pipe Slaves 4...4
One Inch and half, -- s49xM
One Inch and quarter 3S /"
OneInch and e "a !"
ono Inch Red Oak, -a-i.-i : "a :,
Seyen-Eighth .a,l.,- Is So
CoRRECrED BY Y.---.----------o. EDGERTON.
Lumber
White Ash. .ls oo-:m
Poplar. - 20 90 do
Black walnut, 80 90 do
Cottonwood, IA 90 do
Pine, clear. 45@55 oo do
do Common s co do
shingles-- i'f
osk s5@s7 oov M
Lntil-
Pine s4O0 wM
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To Advertisers.

All advertisements intended to appear in
the current week must be handed in as early
as Wednesday noon.
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s.QRAkGEss AND LEMoNs-reshE Or
angss and Lemons just received. Everybody
come and get one, at P. Closes.
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SoAPS SOAPS, SoARs.-The, best and
finest assortment id id the ; city y Al Buckland &
Sons.
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Common School Teachers will TAX

Common School Teachers will take
notice that the Examining Board have ap-
pointed an extra examination for December
2Ist Several schools are yet unsupplied
with teachers, and this additional examina-
tion has been found necessary
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Coal Oil the best in town at so cents,


a Big Skating Part All are invited, Old
and young, ~ale and female, A large at
tendance is expected and general good
time. Tickets free. No reserved seats.
Time and place of meeting from-9 o'clock, A.
Ito o'eIocEP! NJ eashf faiaS .at HAR-
RIS' PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, in Buck
lands new block, where first-class Pictures
can be had, warranted to please 50-55.
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CBACKERs.-Fresh Butter, Picnic,
Soda, Farina, Milk and Cream Crackers for
sale cheap at wholesale and retail by P.
Close. zalsOH ZHT
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Hbf1DAY oTs.AFancy and stick
candy by the cart load very low,at wholesale
and retail. at p Closes. r7
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LUBIN's ExrRAoTs.--Aqua de Magno-
lis for sale at the Drug Store of DR.. E. Dill
lon d Son. sfftSs.Ft
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BAKING POWDER. Try it Warrant
ed. Sold by D. E. Dillon & Son.
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MarriaQes.

In this city, Dec. 4tb, by Rev. O. II.
Young, lJosEFH SoDEN of Clyde to Miss FL
LEN STYKEs, formerly of Canandaigua, N. Y
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FRENCH BLAckrNa at the Drug Store
of DR.. E. Dillon d Sun.
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Ground Cofees.

PURE RlO, 70, 20 and 81 cents per pound.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cents Per
pound
ROYAL CLUR--Extrs Fias-sA cents.
In order to meet the demands of the people of
Fremont and vicinity, we hare appointed Aessrs. g.
Buckland II Son Agents for the sae of our Teas and
Cofess. All goOfs are pat mp by ourselves in one
pound packages at our Warehouse in New Y ork, and
retailed at Fremont Ohio, by 8 Bucklapd L Sonr at
the same prices at which they to be had over or
counters in New York. All goods put up by us bear
Warehouse of T. Y Kelley E &c stamped on he
package. Mono CtieEs ARE genuine. Wees
pecia3ly caution peopfs against ptoouring their
goods OF any "compGny" in N-w York, Boston, or
elsewhere, representing themselves as being con-
neeted with our house. wsaoIicita
Fair and Thorough Trial
or our goods from all who are Interested in buyi.
hrst.clsss article of Tea and Coffee, at the lowest
possible rates. 35ms.
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BUcKLAND's IS the PIacet buy soaps.

Pictures FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-What
gift is more. beautiful than handsome en-
CRAVING. AtCross' Music and Jewelry store
will be found the handsomestosteel engrav-
iugs in the market. Look atithe list:lc
Distinguished American Authors con-
tanning life-ike portrait of every literary
celebrity of our country and time. '''
,seThe' Marriage of Pocohontas,'' a beauti-
full and impressive historical scene. a. -.
81" The PeriIs of our Forefathers, vivid
picture of the scene at Hadley Church.
-ns' Home from the War" a thrilling war
picture; .;-r, 3" t7ess s7'7 fE
"a Washington's Courtship," and g WASH
ington's last Interview with bis Mother,
companion pictures. '7'eic 7f - 9 . a-
a'eThey're Sayed,l They're Saved r. and
:;s:,Mg, CApdL Ny Child" also companion
pfet1res. 'il's.1 - 4-s.'i' !, !
o." Washington and his Family" g6x30 in.
oS ,'S lincoln and Family" 26x30- Inches. n /
i" Edward Everett" lsx24 inches
A splendid assortment of 7x9 Photographs,
and an endless variety of small pictures
! i Call and lopk over these splendid pictures
post of which are just received expressly
for TIE Holiday trade. 50=52
t,;l. IT ~ . fTFisIII '7is .i'i'8 '''
Best and cheapest assortment of
Ladie' S Bsskets at Bucklaud's .4iasada7
s----- --------- - a..
LOCAL frEM We refer our readers
to The advertisement this week of the Wheel
err s. Wilson Sewing Machine. These
Machines are sold through tho country by
Mr. A. j. Curtis, who is authorized by the
Company4o warrant each machine for THREE
YEARS The machine can also be Geen at
the Millinery rooms of Mrs. NJ. Brockway
corner Front and Garrison Streets where
she will be pleased to. show any of her
friends the best machine in the market
BUcKIASD's is the place to buy things
cheap.
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BUcKLAsD's is the place to buy = per a
fumes, LubinP, Lows oendrsry's, Pereard's $
&c.
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The Croghan Households changed |
hands briskly last week both the KFssLER |
nd .GRoeaAS EeliingS- SulA on Thursday. |
The CRoGHAN HOUSE was sold to Mr.. GEO.
OoorER, lately the proprietor of the fine
{" Cooper House y of Pontiacs Michigan. for
the sum of $13,25O The purchase includes
the house, lot, barn and the greater part Of
the furniture. The new proprietor has al
rendy commenced reftting, beginning with
the room lately occupied by the tobacco
store, which be will maker his office. He
intends putting in billiard room and sew
eral other innovations as soon as the work
can be DONE He also intends to keep first
class Livery at the CRocHAN House stables.
FRANK N GuRNEY, has been in the CRoG-
HAN HOUSE nearly twelve years, has kept a
good house, and has paid for the property
from the profits of his business. We under-
stand that he proposes to remain here and
make Fremont his permanent home. a.
------s->D+s--------------
Serious Accident.-Mr CHARLES CLAP
the well known proprietor of the Give
Mile House" between this city and Clyde,
met with a serious accident on Monday by
which his right leg and right arm were both
broken. He was taking load of hay fiom
his place to the upper part of town and
when near the top of the hill the wagon was
tipped over by accident and Mr.. CLAPP
thrown to the ground Both leg and arm
were badly broken in the lower third. Drs.
HIGGINS and BoswoRTH were called and the
patient taken the KnssLEkl HoesR where 1
he received the proper surgical attention.
He was able to be removed. home in the
afternoon and is now doing well.
a Thorough Bred.-CHAs. H. BELL,
Esq, has just added to his already fine stock
of horses, the thorough bred COMET Nv no,
is, without doubt, one of the best roadsters
in the State. He has trotted his mile, on
the Fashion Course, Long Island, in 2:39 to
pole, and one half mile in lis to a l07
pound wagon. His pedigree is the very
best, as he is half brother of the celebrated
GEN. BUTLER, one OF lne laSIesG horses III
the country and from dam by imported |
Bellfounder. COMET is beauty, d hand
some chestnut in color, about Is hands 271a
inches high, hind feet white and star in
forehead, fine style and action, pleasant
driver and perfectly sound and kind, He
is quite an addition to the bloOded stock of
this county and is attracting considerable
attention among loverso good horses.
Select Social Dances.-We mentioned
sometime since that movement was on
foot to organize club for series of select
dances to be given during the coming sea-
son. A meeting was held on Tuesday to
choose officers, with the following result
President, A. G. Wilcox Treasurer, s. P.
MENG; Secretary, J. w.. FAILING. Floor
Managers, PLArT BRusH,J G. SLATER, H. W.
BRISTOL Committee on Programmes, R. P.
BUcKLAND, Jr., ]. W FAIIINe, A, F. PRIcE.
The first party will be given at Union, Hall
on this Friday evening. Members fthe
club can secure their tickets by ,callingf on
the Treasurer at his store any time during
the day. ,.e.t al .,sfi
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EARM FOR sALE-A spTEN-

H "A h M FOR SALE-A SPLEEN
4 did farm In York Township, AZ miles from,
Bellevue and miles east from Clyde. lying on both
sides OF the pike and containing 3I6 acres OF land
we'll timbered and watersd. There are so acres OF
ti nrst rate orchard The h9Hss Is very g0od, the
and other barns aIe in good condition be-
Ing nsariy new The. land Ia the best for wheat
STOCK and farming purposes that can be found
IN she county. The whole isfn nrst rate corditior
Terms noeral Call at the place rsdsTsEs the sub
scribe. tor particulars. SAMUEL -AOYER
sho~s u e"f -ti 20 CLYDE o.
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Buy your Drugs and Patent Medicines
at Buckland's.
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JACKsON,s CATARRH SNUFF AND

JACKSON,s CATARRH SNUFF AND
rIsDCHE 20 OWDER.-Ad delightful and pleas
ant remedy in catarrh headache, bad breath, hoarse
ness, asthma, bronchitis coughs, deafness, &C.. aud
all disorders resulting from colds in head throat and
vocal organs. This remedy does not dry up catsrah
but oOscRs it; frees the head of all offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache; allsys
and soothet the burning heat in catsrrh is mild
and agreeable is its effects that 1t positively
,Oithout sHcc1ing. As TRocHs POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never nausestes: when swallowed,
instantly gives to the throat and vocal organs deli
cious sensation Of eO0iRsss aHd comfort Is the best
VOICE ToNIo in The world Try it! Safe, reliable,
and oray 35 cen Sold by druggists, mailed free.
Address, COOPER, WILSON co, Proprietors
Philadelphia. JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST TRUAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
tvl6u2Syl.l
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SICK HEADACHE CpRED.-Use Dr..
whittlesey vegaa Dyspepsia Cure, for Dyspep-
STA, sics Headache, Constipation, Heart Burn or
Water Brash, Bilious Colo and Ike comp ants Of a
Disordered stomach. 1t is WARRANTED to cure the
wor.. ..... 3i
sOldin Fremont, Ohio, BY E, Dillon + rsqn, and
). Buckland Son, 46-49
1d
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ACARD TO TIE LADIES,-DR. DUPON
oO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES, &c.-One box is sufficient in removing OBJ
restoring nature to its proper channel
quieting the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy
color of health" TO the cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicltd directions accompany sach box.
Price 81 per box; six boxes, S. Sold by one Drug
gstin every town, village. city and hamlet through
out the world, asa
Sold in Fremsnt BY s. Buckland & Son, Druggists.
Ladies, by sending them 81 to the Postoaice, can
have the pills sent (confdentialy) by mail to any
part of the country, free of postage.
Sold in FostOris by Dubois & Roberts, and by
Strong b Armstrong, Cleveland, o.. n2g
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TNHE nn.ssstAg.
GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE!

Vi L. Y. Kelley & Co.,
No. 80 vesey Street, New York,
Have opened in connection with their present ex-
tensive Wholesale Establishment. a large and
Elegant Retail Department!
For the express purpose of retailing their goods to
consumers at Wholesale Prices The imnense PROFITS
which have heretofore heen pat upon t@ss AMI cof-
fees by the producers, the importers, the iobbers,
brokers, speculstOrs, wholesale dealers and finally
by the retail country merchants. have SO enhanced
the prices of these essential life
that many consumers have been obliged to stint
themselves, abstain altogether from the use of
Teas and Cofees. 1t IS TACT we'll known to those
who familiar with the cOn'itiOn ci,the tea
kst, that these goods are frequrntly retailed by
smsll dealers in th- country at twice thrice their
dOctsred by ubprinciped spectators to be really
household
We do not see why this should longer continue,
and we therefore propose to retail our and cof
fees in small qEGHttiestO ssEmers in all parts of
the country, mt importing prices with such small
profits added thereto, as in widely extended and
const~ ntly iDcreRs ng busiuess may reasonably
ppnsste us for our trouble. We guarantee our teas
aud coees at all times to be fresh and pure and war
rant all goods sold from this house to give entire
satisfaction; otherwise the goods may be returred
and the money will be refupde We challenge any
establishment in this countryd. compete with US IN
the quality and prices ofour goods We call esPec-
al attention to all house keepers and heads of fam
lilies to the following
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ENVELOPES AND PAPERS at reduced
prices at Buckland's.
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{, BUcKLAEPs are selling Wall Paper at
cost .nIdtf'V sHV 10 Han
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For other Local Matters, see 4th Page.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all the effects of youthful ndiscretion
will for he sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all VINO need it, the reseipt and directions for max
ing this simple remedy BY which he cured. Suf-
ferers wishing to prOdt by tue advertisers expert
sncs, do by addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
vI6n20VHMP AZ Cedar straet N Y
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Terrible Railroad Accident! /!

LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
THROWN IN TIE RIVER!
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LAND FOR SALE.
MOE PLACE FOR SAL
House and Lot for Sale.

NEAR the Presbyterian Church. wiH be sold
IN cheap if sold within the next 30 days. Title
perfect. Enquire a. the Shoe Store of SHERMAN
b Co., opposite the Croghan House. gtf
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BEST and cheapest assortment of
Ladie $ Baskets at Bucklaud's aia.,6er
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FREMONT, o., THURSDAY DEC. II, 1857.
Corrected by ID. Garvin G Co.
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BUcKIASD's is the place to buy things
cheap.
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List of Letters remaining, in The Free
mont Post office uncalled for up to December
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-17

For many years Virginia has been
subject to sporadic attacks of gold
fever, and Il fresh one seems to be
npon her now. A correspondent of
Fredericksburg journal reports as
"highly probable that by the 1st
of November, seventeen mines will
be opened in the Counties OF Spott-
sylvania, Culpepper Orange and
Louisa; and further, that q farmer
in that region Il few days ago, sold
600 acres of otherwise worthless land
to Philadelphia Company for $16,
900.
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COLUMBIA TO New ORLEANS IN
THREE DAYs!-The advertisement of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad,
III another column, will be good news
to those travellers accustomed to the
delays and Inconvenience of the route
to New Orleans ria Montgomery and
Mobile. Baggage checked, and no
more trouble with it until you reach
New Orleans. When one recollects
the steamboats, down the Alabama
River. the hotels in Montgomery and
Mobile, the omnibuses from the de-
pots to the hotels, from the hotels to
the boats, from the boats to the ho-
tells again, and once more from the
hotels to the bay steamers, the an
nouncement seems truly startling.
From Columbia to Atlanta twenty
four hours, and not very fast time,
either, but when you leave Atlanta,
you are whirled along to New Orleans
in forty-nine hours, in true modern
style, with magnificent sleeping cars
every night. In Augusta and Atlanta,
there is the old omnibus nuisance, as
usual, but from Atlanta to New Or
leans not single omnibus.
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Jon PRINTING. The Job Office of
the Ph@ni,c is as complete as any in
the South. It is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
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SEEKING AFTER KNOwLEDGE.

SEEKING AFTER KNowLEDGE.-
Quite number of women, most OF
them old maids, have issued q call for
4 convention, stating their object to
be "to gain true knowledge of the
nature and attributes of men," We
respectfully suggest to them that
they are not going tho right way to
work. Why don't they get married? ?
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bearing arms, have been shot at Que
retaro since the capitulation of that
city; and not an evening has come, or
a morning broken, but what tine clang
of rifles is heard at the different pub
lie plazas or squares.
Whenever we hear these reports, at
eventide or OF sunrise, we know That
some uncondemned Frenchmen, Ger
mans or Mexicans arc being pierced
through and through by bullets. No
trial allowed-no confession granted,
but death, death, and blood, blood, are
demanded by This So-called Liberal Go
cernment. SO far as we have seen,
with but few exceptions, it is COM
posed of q motley crowd, and one
thing is certain, no foreigner can live
here. The prosecutions upon all OF
them, Americans as well as others,
have begun in earnest. All the con
sulates and foreign legations were en-
tered and searched, last evening,
against the protest of all the respect
i've consuls and ministers. "Leave
the country-we don't want you here, -
are the greetings given to all foreign
residents.
That is the story told by an eye
witness, whose testimony, the editor
of the Times says, will defy impeach-
ment. We commend the report to
the thoughtful attention of the Ame
rican people.
A correspondent OF the Times,
writing from Mexico under date OF
June 26, says:
Colonel Sanger, of the Republican
army, arrived here from Queretaro
last night. He saw the execution OF
Maximilian. He says: When the
Emperor came down to the Plaza,
which was tho one where the city
refuse is thrown, he took seat on a
rude stone bench until after he had
seen Generals Mejia and NIiramon
shot and their bodies taken away. He
then beckoned to Prince Salm- -Salm,
who stood near him, to approach. He
calmly requested this officer to give
him q good segar, in English. He lit
the segar and walked erectly and
steadily to the low platform, which
consisted of q few planks laid upon
the deposits of out-houses, with
which this square was covered. After
asking the sergeant of the rifemen to
do him the favor to aim directly at
his heart, he seated himself upon the
stool where but few minutes before
he had seen expire two brave gene
rails whom he loved Casting away
his segar, he told them he was ready.
Scarcely minute afterward, the
clang of eighteen rifles was heard,
and Maximilian was q corpse, with
out shudder or q spasm. We had
fought for years; we had suffered in
campaigns; but there was not Libe-
raj officer or soldier-there was not a
solitary spectator ut that scene-who
did not weep. 81 do not know"
said the narrator, "what my country
men mean. All they seem to desire
is blood blood! blood! I have
seen it flowing in all the streets of
Queretaro, and fairly loathed my
land. [ hesitated to return to my
wife and children, whom 1 had not
seen i'll four years, because l knew
that the capital of my country WAS
to be made rs red with blood as was
Querctaro.
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Looal :r1e11aa.

Posr OFFICE Hours. s.-The Office is
open from 8a. m. until 81 p. M,
and from 6 until 7 p. m. The North
ern mail closes at 81 p. M, and all
other mails close at 8 p. IN.
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A fine lot Of Desirable Goods have inst
been opened by Mr.. r. C. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examine the goods.
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CoRoNER's ISQvEsTs.-The inquest
commenced on Monday, relative to
the homicide of Natalie Beraghi, was
concluded yesterday, and after q
thorough investigation, the jury re-
turned verdict that "N. Beraghi
came to his death from the effects of
wound wilfully and maliciously in
ficted by Il knife in the hands of
Matthew Brown. From the evil
dence adduced before the jury, it
appears that Deraghi and Brown had
n dispute i'll tho bar relative to a small
sum due for soda water; Beraghi de-
claring that all he wanted was his
money. Brown cursed him, when
Beraghi slapped him on the head.
Some further words cnsued, when
Brown exclaimed, 81 Will pay you,"
at the same time running his hand in
his pocket, from which he drew a
knife, and stabbed Beraghi in the
thigh. The wounded man ran through
the kitchen, and around into the
back door, where he fell dead.
Another inquest was held by Coro-
ner Walker, yesterday afternoon, upon
the body of Mary Hairless, colored
woman, who died at n friends house,
from the effects of sun-stroke. 1t
appears that she had been in bad
health for n length of time, and had
been located in the Freedmen's Hos
pital. On the morning of her death,
she had obtained leave to come mp
town, and was overcome by the heat
and fatigue. A post mortem examina-
tion was performed by DR. w. P.
Geiger