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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09

AASA0S " duoOmuOudIe BnelT 1ncreaEfQ Pres
criPtion Business. LANMAE & THOMAS have or
ganized a distinct DEPARrl1EHr Of PHGRMAcY
where Mr. Lanmsn viii give his Personal at
tention TO eompounding and putting up Pzxc1-
CLANS PRESCRIPTIONS. Having had an expelirnce
Of eight years in the Drug Business, and more
than four yearsin the preparation Of Physicians
Recipes. in ApOthecariet Hall, New Haven Conn
and the Medical Department of the o. Army,
we feel assured that his training qua lif3es him
thoroughly for thisposition. andit only remains
fOr US to assure the public that all echoes entrus
ed to the firm will be filed wit promptuess. al
Reasonable Prices.
Have you seen the waterproofs at Rice 6
Bros. Prlce, 90 cents.
New Watches, Chains and Bracelets, at Lsp-
pelnan's. 1850
LeppeIman will got you Piano at 5 per
cent. advance on cost. 1850
SPectacIes for everybody at Lsppelman's.
$3.50
Orga ms and MelOdeOns at Leppelnans. 4s-5O.
LeppeIman offers fresh NiIch Cow for
sale. $3.50.
Thirty DOE. Clocks, all styles, just received
at Loppelman's:
The best Christmas present is good Sewing
machine. Leppelmah keeps on hand all the diff
ferent kinds in market, and sells them lower than
you can buy them elsewhere. $3.50
The re ent earthquakes shook the prices down
low, at DryfoOs Bros, that every body is rush
ing there for Clothing.
Splendid Under Shirts and Drawers, at Dry
| fOos Bros. The cheapest in the city
Thou too sail on, o Ship of state,-and look at
those beautiful cassimers, at DlyfoOs & Bros.
The best thing in Hats and Caps, can always
be found at Drytoos 6 Bros.
For White all wool double Blankets-Rice &
Bfos', is the place to buy them cheap. q
For shawls. Rice 6 Bros, have them. Full
line of Paisley shIwls just received.
New Goods in great variety. for the holidays,
at the store of E. L. Gross. 4T-52
Elegant Brackets and Rich silverware
at z. L Cross. 47-52
Fine Jewelry at the store of E. L. Gross.
Pianos, Organs and NJ lode ns at frea y
reduced prices, for the ho'idavs, VI L. Gross.
Call at LANMAN & THOMAS and see the
new Argand Burner.
e
Any one wanting bright and clear light
should use an Argand Burner, for sale by
LANMAN & THOMAS.
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Clothing made to Order at YOungman's
Leave your oriers.
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FROM SOUTH.

Findlsy and Fostoria. 500 P. N.
Rollersyille ard Greensburg, Tuesday and Ffiday.
1900 n.
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Crane q wykes have received New Good

Bill Heads, on good paper. printed at thi
q. IN shn-. ..cainn ,r,a ,.,,-nua hln rrinea-
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For Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, go to Meng,
Altaffer Co. They are offering special induce
ments, and will nst be undersold. 42-tf
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Ho'sville, sAturday...,.!' !'...'.....''. 500 P. \
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ChanG0n Washing Machine

w E the undersigned, eItiEens Of Fremont Ohio.
w having witnessed and thoror ghiy tesred the
workings OF the Champion Wash Boiler. introduced
by A. b Hitchcock, do eertully recommend Il
10 the public ss being the best thing for washing
clothes that we have seen or trisd. b0th In ease
quiekness, and perfection, It does its work vel
and thoroughly, dos not da age the cloths and
will Wash both light fabrics and heavy garments
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09

Boys, go to .YOungman's when you
want Paper Collars. You can be suited
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pit1.bnrrh Llre stoek narket.

pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PIrTsBUReH, Dec. 5.
ATrC B. Martin, yardmaster, report the follow
ing as the number of cattle. sheep, hogs, horses
and mules received at the yard for the week
Cars. Cars.
Cattle............l95 1888 Hogs.
Sbeep..............a2 Mules............,.......
Horses. s...,.ss.t''''''0
Total..... IS
The run Of cattle was fair They however sold
slow at no better prices than that OF last week.
Tbe pens were all cleared out. Most of the sales
we're made on eastern account, and were hastened
that purchasers could lake advantage Of the pre-
+cnt tsri of fTeights. The closing rates ruled as
follows:
Extra 200 to $50 pound steers......s7 00ao 90
Good to Prime. ll00 to ,2O0............s O0a6 so
'omrnou to Medium, .02O to l,luO.......5 OOa5 so
Bulls Stags and Cows, $40 to ,500......9 50a4 so
Stock Steers. 500 to l000.. 50a5 90
The stock of hogs vast quite large. and sold brisk
IL and shade higher The sal es were most y for
the Eastern market. and the heavy purchases were
Ioubtles induced by a desire TO escape the new
fre zht tariff The following the closing rates
of the market: Extra Philadelphia. S6 80; good
10 prime Philadelphia, 22o to $50, a6 20; good to
prime New York $50 to 900, s8.75: rough to COM
mOn $50 TO 200, $3.50; light stock hogs so to 100,
There was also fair run Of -sheep. Goyd to
prime went of lively, but common sold slow The
foloWsng were the ruling rates at thescose Of the
day: Good 10 prime IS TO 80 lbs 4.50a5 90; decent
TO fair, IS to so lbs, 50a40; mean TO common, 20
to IS lbs, 2S foot rot and saslSwaRA, By the
head, Sl,50a2.60,
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In this city on Saturday morning December
Sd, at half-past 8 O'Clock, D. S. GARFIELD,
aged 38 years.
Resolutions Of Sympathy
FREMONT, o., Dec. 5th, 1870
To the N g., V. g., Officers and Brethren Of Cro-
CHAN Lodge, No. II. I. U. OF.
Your Committee, appointed to draft Resolutions
expressing the feelings of Croghan Lodge. on the
death ofour Bro. D anAeld, would offer the fol-
lowing
WHEREAS God. in His providence, has again Wis
tied our Lodge, and taken from our number, after
aingering sickness, our well beloved Brother Past
Grand d. 3. Csmfeld, to Himself and His reward.
Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro. Camfeld the
Lodge has lost faithful Odd Fellow, the commu-
nifty good and useful citizen and kind neighbor
aud his wife and children an afectionate and in
dulgent husband and father.
Resolved, That as Lodge We extend to Sister
Camheld, cur sincere synpaty in tins her great
loss aud woI i!rect her to the source OF all good
fortune, which will enable her to feel that her
loss is his gain.
Resoigal. that copy Of the above resolutions
be handed Sister CamAeld, and a copy handed
each Of the papers In the city, for publication.
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The Arga Burner gives the brightest
light of any burner in use, for sale by
LANMAS THOMAS
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Elegant Presents for the holidays at E.
L 60, rnr,aic utnrn 4I-59
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NEW ENGLAND LIFE, Boston

Policies carefully written in either Of the above
companies on all descriptions OF property. And in
case of loss payment promptly made from this
Office.
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The place to get good Atting suit is at Crane
4 Wyhes',
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Ready madC Clothing, for Men and Boys,
at Youngman's.
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the New Goods lust received at Crane & WyAes.
TO see the handsouest stock of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Fremont, call at Crane & Wykes
Do not fail to call and examine those handsome
Diagonal Coatings and Striped Cassimeres just re-
ceived by Crane & Wykes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09

Persons having property for sale or rent, viii Dc
well to call on me.
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sale Bills printed at this OtHoo, at an hour,
nntiee
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JOHN f. HENRY
& COLLEGE PLACE, NEW X0R1
WHOLEsALR AGENT,
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Everybody is invited TO call and examine
the New Goods lust received at Crane 6 Wykes.
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Call at LANxAN & THOMAS and see the
new Argand Burner.
Any one wanting bright and clear light
should use an Argand Burner, for sale by
LANMAN & THOMAS.
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MAILS OPEN.

HesSIille, Saturday.. A. n
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The stacks Of Furs sold at Rice Bros, astOnist
every ybody-cheap.
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MAILS CLOSE.

POst-OfHoe, Fremont, O., Dec. S, 1870.
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9ir0.

In this city on Saturday morning Decem
Sd, at half-past 8 O'Clock, D. S. CAaEIE
aged 38 wears.
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ROllersviIls and Greensburg, Tuesday and Friday,
leo p. NJ.
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No more Fuel is
added during the day.

Thestove Is uSei a. any woman would use IL %
perform the saT . work. Ths following are some
Of the results Of late trials;
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Have you seen the waterproofs at Rice g
Bros' Pr1ce 90 CENTS
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5.
Mr. B. Martin, yardnaster, reports the follow
ing as the number of cattle, sheep, hogs, horses
and mules received at the yard for the week.
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Pianos, Organs and NJ lode ns at rrea
reduced prices, for the ho'idavs. NJ L. Cross.
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In all operations with this Stove No. 81 E1tsn-
sion is used. with one Top Cover, Front Roaster,
Bake Pans. and Two Kettles for boiling. after
thefre is kindled here-bozis filed with coal. aud
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GOING SOUTH.
Findlsy and FostOria. 7;45A. N.
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OBITUd RH.

Mr. James 4. Perkins fioj on Sunday at the resi-
dcnce OF his brother uosoa D. Perkins, Fott Wishing
ton, aged n. Ho was born In Dover N. II. lie WAS q
partner In business with his brothcr Hosea until MAY
last, vhep lie retired with o competence. He never
bed public once,
MIR, J. Boyd lIoAdey, one OF the persons killed at
JeuTs ilun, on the Chesapeake and OHIO Kailroso on
saturday, was prominent citizen OF New Jersey h.
ing been foL some time Revenue Collector for the
Fourth District. Previously aud for . long time he
was superintendent OF tao Morris aud EsseE Railroad
and oT while hold tho postion the Krie Ran.
road,
Ths Hon. 0eorse 7. Cobb, OF Borristoxn N. j.,
was KILLED on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Hnilroad near
White oulphur springs on saturday He bst served
his state In both Congress and thO Legislature lie
Es' born iS psr'ippany. New JsreS; IN ZOO and By
lately given sOoO3 to ths Methodist Church Of Nor.
Iisl2wn Mr.. Cobb was sctiyelI engaged In business
politicsl NE As DouglM Democrat and u 1850 ee w.s
clArod himself unoomrrOmlslnG Unioa man. 10 l5os
Mr CoDb elected sts,o Senator By the RePuec.ns
menbet q the Cegiss'urs hs vN beAtes e osnd-
dsts los Ne y. y ssAAts 81 sss hoA 7. y. SrsiiAg'
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JOTTIR0s AMOUR TOWN,

Three natal surstrokos yesterday.
Music In Tompkins squsre this evening
Mr. NJ J. llenernsn is about TO begin the pubiics.
tion OF the American cen.
James Bradley, aged IS. attempted suicide by icap-
log from por is, East RIVER.
Frederick Collins toll out Of the nrst story wia-
dow Of No. AIS East Twelfth At.
Five lottery dealers were held for trial in 200
each yesterday by Commissioner shields.
Tho Hon r. J. Shandey was nominated for sheriff
by avery large meeting al ssprnE street last night
Tho Young Mems Temperance aud Benevoleni
Society ofEew York meet At 81 Rutgers street this even'
ing.
Tho Assistant Aldermen went TO SEQ the yacht
race so NO new RAID was made upon tue public purse
yesterday,
Catharino Lyons. agod ~, OF 4i0 East Twenty.
nfth street. MAS run over by mix wagon Wills
crossing said street
The body OF an unknown man, about sixty sttirsd
In BLACK CLOTHES, was found yesterday In tue kortk
River, OF Eighty sixth 81
Frederick whorley aged s. Of No, SO E,st Ninety
second street.. fell dead while cllas his father xho
was passing " tho house. at noon yeAerdAy.
Sarah Boguo lol asleep on the third story nre o.
cape Of No sci kA.s rneepth strost at o'cioek yse
'ofdsy nofnins thence she drops into the yArd
w o. ii says that comisg ovor the river N
the ferry boat Psyoaia yssterdsy u sanx he eouatol
y pcssoaz reAdtaR Tns sgs, lhs kraH the SslaS
kpovssI T0s~< ssd sAA NO. 0sa.-
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THE arADMaN AT REAL's FUNERAL
Two RevOIvers, an Umbrella aud a Raw
hidc-Ihe OnicisIs of.Newtown and their
JaiI-And thoir Obdurate Jailer.

Two Revoivers, an Umbrella aud a Raw
hidc-Tle OnicisIs of .Newtown and their
Jaii-And thoir Obdurate Jailer.
Among the friends Of Real. the one topic Of con-
versatIou yesterday was the disturbance at Reals
formed the SUN reporter that he noticed the man
coming through the crowd with his umbrella down.
lie put aside the people very roughly nearly knock.
ing down some enildren. Cullen cried out to him
to step aside and let the children see much as
they had mind TO- 40 10 hell " the man shOnt ed
they ought to ge their belly full OF crying" Cu
len then seized him by the arm but he jcrEcd m.
self away, and close to tho side OF the grave
M. Tom Hughes caught him by the breast AMI feel
ing aIreyoyer under bis yeft cried out. .he has
pistol" aud the men who were gathering around
h EN- scattered back.
Tns maniac pulled tho pistol from his breast, but
the hammer got ehtangled in the umbrella which he
was still carrying, and he pulled st II with such
violence that when II came away he staggered back
into the open grave. The grayedeger Jumped in
and the men grapped, but the foInler passed the
curely. on his poison were found small rawhide
and another rcyolver-a new one. He muttered to
himself my sister, my sweet sister," occasionally
mentioning come one who had made her n widow
Tho reporter OF les sUN went down to NowtowD,
where the man Of mystery Ia confined. lie found
tho town hall with some difficulty, as II was con.
siderably smaller than the cottages around. Tho
reporter introduced himself to tho jaier and
begged permission TO 500 the prisoner.
"Young man." said the eobbler with great I'm
portance. "Tvo got tho strctost orders 10 slow no
communion with the prisoner In my charge The
Judge, hs says 10 INC. says he, Don: you allow
no one 10 see that mar, enodiksr,' and Won't al
low . cTittsT thers, not u you vas TO offer The
money that Asior's got In the bank, ioastways not
unless you goes 10 tAs Judxs sAd Ges . 0s9mit.
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THE VICTORY OF THE MAGIC.
TIM CAMBRIA, THE DA Until Bss, AND
THE AMERICA BEITBN

A Gala Dsv In tho Lower Bsy-The Rscep-
tion at Southwest Spit Of tho nsdest
Little Gran which showed her storm 90
the Boasting Ocean Racers.
The scene yesterday morning of Staten Island
was one that will be remembered and spoken OF
fr ON generation TO generation ncst OF steamers,
sohooners, sioops, oyster barges, row-boats, aud
whcrrics crowded The bay. Tho shores OF Staten
Island were lined with spectators, End several thou.
sands had taken up position on the heights sur
rounding the fort, from which station they had a
Bno view OF start and finish. Those yachts sncborel
on The line nearest the Long Island shore
had rms BEST oY run START,
and tho Cambria, although Mr.. hshbury had the
choice OF positions rendered him by the committee.
ws to ieewsrd of them all, with the exception Of
the Alice, which lay next tho Staten Island shore.
The excitement previous 10 the start was indescrib
able. A. 1if7 the FIRST Gun doomed forth, and ev-
cry sailor was on the move, all up and down the
limo The william NJ. Tweed, steam yacht, dashed
through the lines, aud In the absence OF Boss Tweed
and First Lieut. Ike Oliver, the engineer wasted
some gunpowder. The Edgar Stuart belonging 70
orson Blunt, was stcsmiug up and down the lines.
waiting for tho signal.
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SPARKS FROM THE TsLsoRAPn
Tho Wsrmoath nailmakars nr. On s,r,s.

Tho weymouth naiIhakors are on stffke.
James J. Morris drowned white bathinx n
the meuimack In Lowell on Sunday.
All tho wounded By the lsse scoideat al ysrry's
Run win recover.
Tho propeller Parthonia, running between H.rs-
ford and New York. was burned on sunday uighA.
Grew saved.
The noon train south on tho Hudsoa River Rail
road ran over and killed boy . bridge north OF
Hudson Yesterday,
Tho Republican State Committee have onKarol
the Grand Unon Hotel bail room In saratoga for ths
state Convention.
The Rev. DR. Newman, OF Washington, preacheA
foI three hour and half In the Methodist Church =
Snlt LaKe CITY on Sunday.
Tho North Csrohna Legislature has In tho Bonata
Conservative. 81 Republicans, IA In ths IovsS
House. Conservatives, IS Republicans, Is.
sheriff Keuworthy will begin TO dsy the salo OF an
the property In Dutchoss County belonging 10 -
Boston, Hartford ana krie Raiiroad Company
Two steers stampeded from drove Of Texas cat
9s cns soy saa so1e. wosnSS. St 90
persons, NV 49,
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HOURS or LBIS URE.

The school Of tue TurDor Societies enjoyed pic
nic and summer nights fost In Hudson River lPark
yesterday.
The Thomas Conan Association vert to Dudley's
Grove. All the politicians and city fathers OF the
downtown yards who had not gone 10 the yacht
race participated About 1000 porsons OF all sorts and
enjoyed themselves to the top OF their beut and
returned In the evening.
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The Prsssian Victory Celebrated In Newark
-liinintare Hosttiitics.

Yesterday large partyo OF Germans. members
OF the Ancient Order OF Good Fellows, OF Newark
Jsraded the streets OF NeMsrk, and went 10 Tivols
Park. Once seated in TIC riove, the glorious Prus
Sian victory eccame the engrossing sub
jecL A few dissenting v. ices wers raised
when nuhsf of Teuioas peeled themselves
for . fight, and charged upon the disson.
iers. omoer crowley undertook 10 srrsst them,
70 his rescue. Tho latter drew pistol. aud tho
frusslans rctreaied. Chict Pcckwell cont up the
reserve and arrested six persons who took the
uns' eoasaisucus part IN tho ailraY.s They were
,o,.owea tn. rohce STALLION 10y band OF music
ard hrEs 'idiude, who Threatened 10 hberrto
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LOSSES BP FIRH.

ngton Territory,
Itbball's o1kum factory In Bath was burned yes-
terday. Loes $4,000, Insurance, $1,000
Three frame tenement houses on Bell strcsS
Orange, N j.. occupied by nine coored fsmiiies wer3
burned yesterdsy. Loss. 1850. A oolorod BOY Wa
Considerably burned.
owned y Iheodore Vettertem. vas burned yesterday
Losss siooool insurance $4,000 Two stables wcis
$1,000.
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NEW JBRSEY,

One O'Coanor. dock hAad o. tbs Nssshoa. pen
ing between Newark and Coney Island fell OF and ~
drowned yesterday.
IN. r." says that the Rev. Mr. Milne % fAfsabsA
who was recently paid $40 for ofnoating q fuuer3
ssr,sr In the sossnee q pastor n.s been mlsrsere
lost all nj. property by nre and broken dova -
disease He then oponed school. proschng oocasloar
astranger engaged him 10 attend his chrdi 6nerIL
and NJ Milne accepted Tho money. - he had pers3
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The Glorious Prussian victory Confirmed Mt
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Dcspatchcs from Minis
ter washturne fully confirm the press de.
spatrhes concerning The dcfcat OF MscMahon aal
tho rapid retirement OF too entire French line.
The excitement 10 Puris appears oven greater
than the Public Dispatches indicate, In diplo
matte circles bore. outbreak In tia, city Is
sidered In nn,incnt One despatch from Paris crcatcs
tie impression thst MacMshon's corps 10 wholly cut
OF from the rest OF the army.
The fulie:t dispatches were received by the Aus
tri-n legation. Trey also confirm the news OF last
lars.
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moro forced themselves aboard. snd The Sis
comfort was consequently almost unpeersble.
Brass bands on uosriy evcry ste.mer hhco tne ~
0ie, tas boom ana rattle OF vellum thunder the
footing OF borus and the iansiing OF cymbsis, cv-
ss ' ~
usder ths weight Of
$500 PASSWORDS;
more, s-n W the sylysn vro,s, ~; Me mngeeM,s, NJ
p,h tot HuasOnl 600. and hny or sixty others rum.
pJ,s .tb pn p.nVRoauon. R oh evsy Vvs. ho' y yv.a.u
iied an ,eeotdeon os some Other INSTRUMENT o. tor
tule nVmn W, " pnys9 upva, ~ ooMn 'sso, oi
uMoa,sn M pg we moss erue' m,n.sc smaseuIs l" we we
ro,, moru, Ua o ono .Do,, Dos, 90. te
Passeneets On snosoef were rendefed morose py
osspip, ,i sna nuray gurg. wheh latter, f% vent
iiykakiak III breathed solt defiance 70 tbs s,ort of
the engine and gave forth whsesily pathetic strains
s,ss,nx 4 funeral song from uudss q blanket.
-
horHr'
Al sbout Q O'Clock, whom the Sylvan Shore hsd
just passed Sandy Hook, 9 serious quarrel Was
started smons number OF villsinous charsc,srs on
tie boiler deck. FROM words the quarrel grew 20
blows, and tho result was that one OF the low brovsd
Esns wss ,,,s. ,s.oy c oc~sn; W ns - Una. n,s 20
murdered, and Gndinr that none Of tho bystandcrs
would protect him, he ran 70 The guards and
rnRsw BinsELr ovsRBoARD'
The steamer was then making nbont eight knots,
no hone that the mans liIo could be sayed Stools
settecs boards aud other Articles were thrown into
,Ls water 10 se,ye a II l but Tho strug
cIi,s unforinnats WIS already loo far sstsro 70
proot by the srdy kindpess on the horraod pssscn
gers. Women tainted snd children screamed, while
ins. .Msn oyerboard :" bnt dolaS no,h,eS 10 ssys
lie drowning man ioekiiv ther. we're two mai
sbo,rd yyhoso nrceenec of m,nS did No, dsssr
than. These were William Pant and Lame. Toois
OF Rrookiyn who had come oul in 4 common vs~I
made mai To tj,c etern OF Tho soarner 40, :.
the sncpo We, stopped they iunped into their boat
and rowrd back 10 where the man vos etruce IN NJ
for ne, 80 yards away Amid tho hearty cheers on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
Personal INTKLLI0ESCR

Norms1 Ettinge has been appointed a wcghcr In
the Seu York custom House
Tennessee Republicans say that the Democrats
know too much 70 nominate Andrew Johnson for Con.
grcss,
The Hon. Frank Duffy stands by brains rs against
muscle. He IS personally acquainted with the Hon
Wm. NJ. Tweed. Jr.