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CONDITION AND FEELING OF SOUTHERN
MECHANICS
TO THE EDIroR OF THE BERALD.

WARRINGTON, jan. Is, $780,
appears from what read fs days ago 10 some OF
the New YorE papers that abotoos,s woad IKE tho
impression to 60 forth to tho country tina. Southern
Shareholders look upon the mechanic the sborer
siavehoaer with mps, ana regard them not
At to associate with Tits SIR not particle OF
truth IL IL I Am a Southern mechanic I WAS born and
rs-.d IN the Souh, aod know that the pocr tho
south If be himself In proper manner, is high
y respecteo aad receives ns large . annre Of warm
southern friendship as II he was q siavehosder Tho
southern mechanic gets better pa, for ais labor liy.
higher ard dresses better than IN any other portion OF
this urion.
Ann the Northern abolonst abora fnder great mis-
take hen he supposes that such doctrio.s ar. suei
II the Helper book, and other 'sc-odars publications,
vii, msse converts among the sisvehohiers They
viii not MAKE single proseyte, yVl, amopgst
those who have been reared and educated IN the South
H. q I.
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Assembly.

INTRODUCED.
By CoorxR {rep ITO Incorporate the Orange Cuun
ty M,x Association, with capital OF $f00 GOO Tho
corporasors James u. Horton Henry Halscy Jas
X npedy. Adj Holbert, Richard Decker Smith p Hor-
and three others.
By Mr.. RoBNsoN-To appropriate $100 900 to aid the
People IS College.
BY Mr. StSeERrAyD Gep ITO commute the punish
meat Of Mary Hs,uDg, under sentence Of death 10
imprisonment Tor life in Sing Sing.
By Nr RonISsoa (rep ITO amend tho allowing the
continued Of copartnershp names in ce-.in cascs
Is, Mr. MSCgaS (rep )-fo amend the Revised Statutes
to the rights and duties of landlords This aud
al similar biis introduced BY the representatives
be anrent districts seek repeat all those portions OF
he Revised Statutes which the recent decisions 0f
Court o. Appeals against tenants in antrent
based
By nr. J. N. SMITH (rcp ITO appropriate egb. him.
6Ied 6o,isTe 10 church sdtce the lpdiaD
ton 0i Cstta'augJs county
THE DESTRUCTION oy TIE QUARANTINE BunDrNGs.
The bill prOviIe for the ass-s-n-nt and pay ment Of
the damages ocasioncd by the Quarantine iuccndiarcs
WAS Te.1I ted favOrabiy.
Mr.. JENNINGS rep reported bill TO continue tho act
rrpa,,r tie conmr the cains u soldiers OF
1872.
Mr.. ELL-woRrH trep) moved for report from ths
H tialo savings banks OF all moneys II any, deposited
by any parties Connected with the United Sates
District Court the Northern district and whether
terest was paid thereon
Adjourned till Monday evening At seven o'clock
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in New York through the following ssrests-From The

in New York through the following sssests:From the
south side of Twenty third street, A, through
avenues Houson; through Bssex, Dvison B,~e
ry N Intersection OF Pearl aud Dover through DIVER
South Fulton and Pearl Streets also from int section of
b. Oad way and PARK row. through Park ros, Cay Han
square, Chatham street, st broadway, Clinton, across
Houston b. and Eighteenth street IN Avanne A.;
o double IRON Intersection Of Div'-o1 and CA
nal ptrees through Canal Broa way The corprsors
are James s. Suyter, James N MCCLURE AMI William S
NlchOa.
IMPORTANT no IssssIGEs or BuIiDIN0s
In the Senate, Mr.. Spinols gave notice of BILL which
provides that cssees and occupants OF lease buildings
which sha without any fault the part OF such essees
occupants, he destroyed be so injured as 20 be
teBan,abe shall be liable for o: ran; II also
requires that any damages or injury which sha be sus
tanned by any occupant lessee Vt buiisg by reaaon
Of such building being OF insufficient strength Tor the h1s
ness Tor which may have been essei, account of
improper construction or alteration OF such building shall
be PAID by the owners lessons
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WArnINC'sts, tflF'
wM EoopEs r-rt'io,sa Delegate from Utah
s,h-I see fIufn TINE tD t'ule the NEW YORK hssNpS
correspondence from rsh, IN which denale ar maze u
the charges against the people o r"pte'en'
and tAs5 arsss siibr -xpiesa-d q" sie CONDITION "a
sGai,e Ia ,ba. ge,ri,os'
Now 10 the arn TIA, tns conItev may sn5s tse trltA
esptc c,irg these have uocsht d rsnt S1H ns
csssary .isr, lou ti,,s comm nc-.sn. s-s-!i-
Thai ID. Mof.,vn lcopa saccct 20 . tneocrilc
gevcrnirpn,, and gnizes lax az binding Sn'ch
Goes not coin.le nth their pretended revcAl 1os as
pronrlgated by ihelr "P.opAct, }etT ana h+se'aor,
Brigham Young
2. They bssc Taught, sud sil caeh, iyea9oE sgansi
The governs of IN Cntsd States.
ihs' ibes rra.i.c. -diyksny 80 a u4luer stcf@.nE
a. iho mora, o. be e3- iui arfre az ne yasa'e
hy lucrEt acJ
: That 't-, ,~ach t8a -r1tpe q. Fbe saftt'z
human o,rou iur tlir 4el.,ssi1p cl 4-clo1 ns
,n.it rci.Hi-stcsl c'te anu t.oa aage are cN-
ss4s into prart.c- rre Uurd % Jo4e and l9sdae
the Aigen party .t 'rc-.a .-.f. Zoe Uu1 Fr' 4 -tt
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Total ...... .6a,HDO IS 800 ~ 90 s64 90 600
There n probably pronuc' OF tns wnicu 90
little msde ready lct where
n DO reasop why II shond Dn the wa'.r OF
tho South good " any ~hefe ba the great bug
bear is that atof IL hghan TON which
uuc be proved by tba history those fact,r-s
~hcb have been succ"ssuily managed in Georgia Tho
FIND OF labor requir'-f in cotton fartpt-e Nc ip-0
y~rtone 70 whom IL s sncst CHARITY W givo
employ mrut, and tho cnmpcnsatio s established by
the employer Women sad children do most " tho
work and c.t.cn factory well managed operates .
blessing by giving the poor and helpees good
employment The htafy " these en'erprises Georgia
ne, ,ncornsrg. aud the failures have deferred many
ssors OF captai enbarking ~ bsn when solicited
10 40 70. The Of failure has aiscys IN
nicp beer attributed :" 'he ~rous aise The fact that
snei. factory has been mae ~ interest thu
MOI Invested in IL conGisre proof that "a sstbl9
make them aii ys,, anj 4 y put ,-acoAble n0der
these CIRCUMSTANCES, ~ ~. r'sH ta bad nAnax, ment
has bct u n 'np,il ,lpI.. tEap ayy asber
ALI the factories at the No IN - pay divi.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
SOUTHERN NANUPAcr,,REy

ON tho Savannah Republican.
Ont Of four millions of bales 81 tss-1 last year,
only abopt honTred thousand bales eetmatd 70
have been manufactured n,o cloth all OF the say.nold
ing S1'-seuch Insignificant proportion % nard
ly Worth menao,ing VI the quantity oi cotton manu-
fsc$red III The savcholding Sats tne 10 loving state
meDt will
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Senate.
AIpASy, Jan. Il, 1850
The Senate is not in session to day.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 20, 1870,
Vac SNge-Pos,i,on and Eoren,ens @ The DrnorIcy nnd
The heptftcans !. Congress and Fhrou5hna the coe'-
"s-stgntfcdt Uricn Speech Of Mr. Noeu, Of Basa2ri.
accinst me DDcsr,nss OF Pe.coEle Scessto-R5ey &.
srsr saaia the Sa.d 81
The rernhhcans have become more confident OF Sbsr
msn's election the disclosure in the ariso yeser
sny OF Tho written agreeu,ent among ouharn democrats
70 r-s to he !sa parliamentary extremity adoption
roc au'a'Hy rs'o Tbs democrats, 90 toe ohsr haod
have dscoy l,aosolu,e pscesssy Of c,os.pg up their
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TIE BRooKtys NAyr TARD-The United States steam
ftgsie Wabash late Gsg ship Of the Msorransan sqia1
ron IL being stripped Of rigging and ast taken out pre-
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Mr.. Hammond, Of steuncn, introduced another bin in
he Asscmbly 10 authorize the construction OF railroad
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
Communicated.
c.lebration al G.nar.

Agreeable to call Of the citizens, meeting
convened Tuesday evening, June 10Th, to pro.
pose measures for celebrating the coming ami
versary Of American Independence.
The meeting was called to order by Capt. D.
Kenny, jr., and o. H. Price, Esq, was elected
chairman Fl. W. Turner and ]. Fl. Mordof
Secretaries.
The object of the meeting being fully ex.
planned by the chairman, it was
ResOlUed, That we proceed to make arrange.
ments for National Celebration at Geneva ;
whereupon the following Committee of arrange.
ments was chosen I. d. Leslie, j. L. Nor.
gan, ADson Smith.
Resolved, That an Executive committee OF
thirty be elected.-H. w. Turner, chairman.
ResOIUed, That committee on Finance Of
hve be elected.-Capt D. Kenny, chairman.
ResOlUed, That committee on Music OF FIVE
be elected.-E. d. Gould, chairman.
ResOlUed. That a committee on Fireworks
OF four be elected.-R S. Smith, chairman.
ResOlUed That Gen. T. d. Leslie act as
Grand Marshal Of the day.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of the meet
ing be published in the Conneaut Reporter,
and Ashtabula Telegraph Adjourned.
J. J. H, H. MonDors. tUasS1. Secretaries.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

A n aperient and Stomachic preparation
IA Of IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion
in Hydrogen sanctioned by the highest Medical Authores
both IN Europe and the United States and prescribed in tbsr
experience of daily proves that prepar-
ton OF Iron be compared with it, Impurities OF the
blood depression vital energy pale and otherwise sieky
oompe1ons indicate its necessity in conceivable
nno1ious in all malad which II has been tried has
proved absolutely curative in each Of the following com
In Debility Nervous Affections Emaciation, Dyspepsia
Constipation, Darhoa Dysentery Incipent Consumption
Scrofuous tuberculosis Salt Rheum demonstration
Whites Chloross Liver Complaints Chronic Headaches
Rheumatism, Intermittent Fevers, Pinpes the Face &c
In OF GENERAL DEBILITY, whether the result
disease Of dminuton of nervous and
muscular energy from chronic complaints trial Of this
restorative has proved succPssu to extent which
scrption written aestaon would render credible
lids long bedidden TO have become forgotten In their
neghborhoods have suddenly appeared in the
world as Just returned from protracted travel in a distant
land Some signal instances Of this kind atesed
female sufferers emscated victims of apparent marasmus
sanguineous exhaustion critical changes and that compiler
ton of and dyspeptc aversion 10 air and exercise
for which the physician has name
In NERVOUS AFFECTIONS Of all kinds and for
miar 70 medical the operation OF this preparation
iron must necessarily be sautay for unlike the old oxides
it is vigorously tonic without being exciting d oyereang
and gently regularly apeen even in the most obstinate ca
of cosyeness without ever being gastric purgatve
inAeting disagreeabe sensation.
Itis this latter property among others which makes Il so
remarkably eectual and permanent remedy for Piles upon
which also appears distinct and specific action
by dispensing the local tendency which forms them.
In DYsPEPsIA, innumeabe its causes, single box
Of these Chaybeate Pills has often suIced for the most
babitual cases. including the attendant COsirsnea.
In unchecked DARRdA even when advanced TO DYsEyrA
RT confirmed. emaciatng and apparently malignant the e
fects have been equally decisive and astonishing.
In the local palms. loss OF aeeh and strength de6llAting
cough and remtten hectic which generally indicate lNcIP
Knit CoSsCEPFoS this remedy has alayed the alarm Of
iend and physicians, in several very gratifying and inter
In ScRoFrLoUs TunERcoLosIs this medicAed iron has had
far good effect than the most cautiously balanced prep
The attention OF females be to confidently invited
to this remedy and reoras in the cases peculiarly affect
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ TIE CENSUS Of the township of Austin,
burg has been completed by Judge DAMN, and
its population appears to be slightly less than
at the last census decade. At that time il
WaSl, ,2s5, while at the present time the figures
are l,2l2. There is reason to look for a similar
result, we think 10 other towns 10 this vicinity
not specially favored as business points. The
tendency in the strictly agricultural towns is to
absorption OF the smaller farms, by the more
fOrehanded and ablsr farmers, aud the migration
81 the small 6sted." to regions where their lin.
lied means will sfOrd broader domains The
changes in this way are more numerous than
appears at frst thought
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

iAA ORGANIZATION OF rHE CONGREGATIONAL
SOCIETY on Saturday afternoon last was perfect.
cd oy the election Of Eve Trustees, 10 wit: Hen.
~ FasSett. Stephen Hall. J. D. Hubert. ii. j
NettletOD' and james Reed. Stephen Hall wa.
also elected Treasurer and ]. E. Chapman, Sec.
retary.
A contribution was raised, and the purchase
Completed, from Mr.. George Hall. Of one d
Childs best organ uielOdsons for the use of The
choir.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

An article in the Ashtabula SsntineI
states that band Of some twenty rowdiss
obtained Admittance into the house of John
Brown, jr., one evening last week with an
intention to take him OF. They beat him
severely oil Of which he endured like Say.
ers, but getting out Of doors they were glad
to leave. Several shots were fired, but nc
one was hurt, as it was too dark to take
aim. --Pains'viLs Telegraph.
Friend ABBOTT, you're sold. sure. The band
was nothing more nor less than brass band
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

SUNDAY SCHOoL demonstrating casual
+ip on Friday Of last week, upon the Mail train
90 OoSneaut, We unexpsetsdIy found ourselves iu
company With some 700 excursiouists from
PAinesVille. bound to the came place Tsis
number was made up from four Of the sabbath
Schools Of that ambitious little burg With thai,
teachers, superntendsnts aud pastors. toOe,b.,
with banners, baskets, and the Psinesville hand
We recognized among the pastors the Rev N
p. BAmKV, lady and little ones, and the Rav
Mr.. PHELrs and lady, Of the Episcopal church
They were met on their arrival by the schools
and friends Of Conneaut and escorted to the
spacious. yard and pleasant premises of JANE,
GUTHRIE' near by where singing, instrumental
music, speaking, and bounriful supply of re-
:treshments were successfully INDUCED in. and q
large addition Of happiness felt by all-ths
small, As well as the children Of larger growth
Bro. ALLES appeared to be as much at home
smohg she little smiling faces, as II occupying
the' editorial tripod, surrounded by heaps Of
exchanges. '-.
The officers Of the. Lake Shore road ore new.
or nggaFdly, when The happinesE ofthc children
Is up.
The szpyuianiSb IsIu'asd % ths afternoon
5 Express hSin ls
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

es- A great Masonic Demonstration comes
of in the city Of Erie on the 26th inst. A pro-
ceSsion, GRAFTON by Rev. Mr.. Forester Dinner
and ball in the evening are among the arrange.
mentS, and SIS the fraternity have made exten-
Aive preparation for good time, they will not,
probably fall short Of their aim.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

1FAll persons who sell Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus are authorized to give
their customers the privilege OF using one half
dhe paper, and il not perfectly satisfactory, to
return the balance and get the amount paid for
the whole. 1t is the best in the world 1t is a
great deal better than soda to use with cream
tartar. Try it. Most Ofthe Grocers and Drug
rRiSLs keep il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
RooT & MoERIsoN':
THE TROTTING STALLION
Black 42S Rovcr,
win stand the ensuing sensnn a. fnIln,ra,

viii stand the ensuing season, follows;
AuesuayJ FISK LOuSe, AsntaOulA
wednesdays and Ihursdsys. Wheeler House Madison
The remainder of the time at the Stable of b. Pierce
Austnburg, AshtabulA Co.. Ohio.
This splendid thoroughbred young horse was bred By
Aessrs Dbs Co.. Of London, c. W; he is six years old i.
Spring. is Of jet black color l6 hands high weighs 1900
pounds well proportioned; OF good bone and muscle
shows great speed for unframed colt of beautiful form
good action and temper
BLACK ROVER is from Thoroughbred Trumpster mare
imported by Col. Williams from the North of England and
sired by Trumpete and from Miss BeyO and by Flying
ChdeTs and noted for her speed and strength
purses Of note in rs and 50 she purchased
BY kessrs. Dbs Co.. OF London from She the
dam Of the young Warrior, owned by Mr. Roswell Wilson,
Hamilton
BLACK ROVER made his first and only heat in competi.
ton with Searcher at the Lake County Agricultural Fair
Painesve In 1859 and took the first premium and prize
which mile he trotttd in 1857.
offer the services Of BLACK ROVER at the low price
$40, for the Season,
that he be within the reach of ALL hoping thereby
tribute my for the improvement OF horses in Ohio
ANY sending Mare which should prove be in
send the Mare the following season. Free o
Charge.
EF- Season to May 1st and ending July 18th
II All accidents and aeeountabties at the risk Of the
owners. Pasture for Mares from distance.
For Pedigree bills. WM J. ADAMS.
Austinburg, AshtAbula Co. o. 54l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ WooL.-Considerabl activity is sppar.
ent in the wool market. but prices we believe
are not cOrrespOndingly high. But little of the
best grades have reached, so far as we have
heard from our exchanges and otherwise, SO
high figure as so cents The range rs little
below that Of last year, aud runs from As down.
ward according to quality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23
Spring ...................l 1860
NEW GOODS

For the last two weeks have been receiving larger and
think well selected
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion win compare vOrnbly in variety
market and for the kind Of pay offer just good
bargains and just a. choice variety any Of my neigh
bore who an long eoums IN telling the Dear People, how
much tsy feet for their Peehsis.
HAVE
400 yds Prints, from SC TO l2I cts per yard.
500 yds Ginghsms from lOc to 2s per yard.
$500 yds shaies Muslin DeLaines Poplins,
Valencies. Berages, wide awake.
Ducal Plaids, from Is to 81 cents per yard.
SILKS:
800 yards Is u IS 10 BLACK Gro De Rne Figured Brocade
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and Fouard
Dress silks from a. TO l4s per yard.
An endless variety of Hosiery from &c to 31c.
Mltsi s,... Dress Trimmings, Swiss lawns,
Collars, Velvet Fringe, do Muslns,
Diuity IAces, sbnwls
Lace. .,. BSlds stella shawl.
'asogets, skirs Brpeha shawls,
Mantilas, PsTa.ols, Cashmere al
A very larkG Stock Of
Summer Ware and Domestic Goods.
CONSISTING or
Demims. sheetngs, Black Brown a Blue
Farmers Caasners Drills Broad Clots
rrtMssL Ticks, CassimeTes, Plain
IheehH stripes, And Fancy
Jeans, Cheese Gaping, Bleaebed Goods
Gotten Yarn, Boots 4 Shoe, Gia,Swore
window Shades, Wallpaper, Crockery
bA"An% Umbrellas, Hats Caps, &c.
ALL As
OH hoaIo
as can be bought for pay in this town or Couht5
GROCERIES.
have choice stock hand which selected with care
Try little of my
46 cent Tea,
think you will say II Is worth the money
Hoping to merit and receive my share don't want n ALI
Of the pstronagn Of this community.
remain &c,
]. p. Robertson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ The desk Of the Congregational Church
will, tits confidently expected, be supplied on
Sunday next, by the Rev. r. II. CoNKLrS, Of
Providence, Rhode Island. In case Of failure
however, Rev. Mr. pARBER, OF Austinburg will
probably be present.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

The FOURrH IN GENEvA.-Our Geneva friend.
have determined to observe the coming ami.
versary with regular old fashioned celebration
sAltpetre, oratiou, dinner, aud so FORTH and ball
in the evening at Union Hall. The name OIL
the orator OF the day has not yet transpired
From the spirit Of the preparation, we infer
that the GeneVisns intend to do the handsome
thing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ CoNcHRTs.-The Continentals gave .
very satisfactory concert to good house at
Smiths Hall, on Thursday evening Of last week,
and Prof. Webster and family gave smother on
Friday evening ~ the same place. which elicit
81 much applause from our citizens. With whom
the Prof Il . musical hHorite.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

~ The Strawberry Festival at Aus:iuburg
on Tuesday evening last, we learn was success
both 10 numbers aud eclat. Some Of our young
folks who we're present, speak iu raptures of the
entertainment, as we'll as the entertainers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

DRArH OF JuDoE GALBRAIra.-The Erie pa
pers announce the death Of Hon. John Gal
brAith, President Judge of that Judicial Circuit,
which took place 10 that city on Friday morn
ing last. His age was 65 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

NB- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, is due to Mrs. G.
AVERY for a basket Of fine cherries and straw
berries, tastefully ornamented with flowers, and
also for can Of hermeticalIy sealed strawber-
Fies put up ia Mr.. AS. unequalIed manner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

@s- THE RrcHr REv. BIsnor BEDELL, is ex.
pected to be present at Sc. Peters Church 10
this village on The first Sabbath Of July. The
administration Of the rite Of confirmation, and
the ordination Of Mr.. DUDLEY, candidate for
the priesthood, will be among the services oI
the dav
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

- Franklin II. Carter Of Conneaut drop
ped down suddenly in his own door on Sunday
last expired with disease Of the heart, aged 6S
years. He was one Of the early settlers Of that
township.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

A suit instituted by r. G. Wilson, Esq, ed:-
tor Of the Buckeye State, against VIM. H. Gill,
for false imprisonment has resulted in q verdict
. for plaintiff Of six hundred dollars.
What will sn editor do with such an amount
nP rnaravS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-23

The Psinesville Gil Company to which allu.
siOn was made some weeks since, have been
making the necessary perferatiOns upon their
claim, and as we hear casually, with very graft
fying success.