Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-04-06

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EAvIoATToNyof the lake. we see, has actually
begun, and no further interruption is anticipated.
The lecture of Rev. r. II. CoSKLx on Fri
day evening last, though of highly credtable
and instructive nature, and illustrated by a num-
Der OF enc physiological charts aud representa-
lions Of life size, was not so fully attended as
10 warrant at this advanced season. contnu-
Rnce OF the course.
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T. j. CARLIN, was elected Mayor Of Con-
nsAut,. on Monday last. The election, from the
tone or the Reporter we should judge, was not
conducted on political. principles. Mr.. Csrlin,
however, is o democrat. but his scquaintances
give him the credit, in al social virtues, Of be.
Ing Just as good Se a republican, aud possessing
a large share OF the confidence and respect Of
his fellow ei.ixens, efwhatevef political COM
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+. 8. Lay has returned from the East. with
o large supply Of goods in his line, which en-.
braces all the wonts OF the day, and every va
risty Of style for ladies. gents, and children,
which be is opening at the store next the Post
Office, formerly occupied as J. G. wRIGnrs
millinery, where hisfrisnds will 6nd him without
crossing the street. LAY is-a hard one to beat
The Improvements going on in front Of the
schools and churches west of the North Green,
under Mr.. THURsroN, 10 the grading and laying
down of sidewalk, and the continuing of the
same on the north side OF the church lot on
Orthodox Placc, are Important to That section
of the village. and taken in. connection with the
removal OF the shcdsfrom the street, will have
quite Transforming effect for.t the batter upon
that locality. There is reason TO feaT, however
unless somo provisionis made for conducting
and disposing Of the water TINT falls from the
roof of the Presbyterian Church. the grading
may not prove Of 2 very enduring character.
srDsuT Lucu, Esq.. formerly of KingsvilIe,
has been appointed Register, at Portland, MINI.
at the head Of Lake Superior, where he now
resides. - -r.'
q G0deys Eadyis Book aud .4rthurs Home
Magazine for April are numbers Of unusual ex-
selleuee--eycn for periodicals in which SO much
that is fine in poetry, splendid in fiction, and
charming in patterns-fnds the proper ventila-
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Smith 4 GILkEY.-This firm are already re-
eeiyipg their first supplies of spring goods. 10
styles OF dress goods they are offering some
S,ing new and as beautiful as new. The ladies,
OF course, will not fail to make themselves ac-
quanted with everything designed for their spe-
cial adornment. See adv. 300"
MEssRs. WELLS & FAULKNER are preparing
for the approaching business season and hope
by an early announcement of the advantages
they offer to the dairy men of the county, to Sc.
cure the opening trade. They purchase lor
sell on commission, and expect to offer as good
terms as any other concern See advertisement
CoURr OF CoMNoN PLEAs.-Court has now
been 10 session for over week Many civil
cases have been disposed Of The Grand Jury
has found indictments in the fcllowing cases.
Stephen d, Foster, Assault and Battery; james
Cook, Petit Larceny; Nathan Brakeman, AL.
bert Beckwhh, Joseph Butter6ed, for Horse
Stealing; William Stoker. for Assault with in
tent to murder; Ezra Q. Nye, Stabbing with
intent to kill l1'g .sr.17.s ie ,.t.1 .... n
Cook plead guilty, was committed to jail two
days on bread and water, fined ten dollars and
costs. Eye, plead not guilty. continued to
next term Bail 5000 ...... .77'7 ~ ID,
A nOlIs was entered in case Of Ohio VS.. Da-
vi1 Durham, for cutting timber on lands of
another. '.'-'.-s.'-'-s .'l .al --Fr
AlsO, in case OF Ohio Ys. Wymsn Giddngs for
petit latesny- Sentinel. -
'JusrIcHs ELEorED.-Gen. r. A. MILLER, of
Auslinburg, and GEO. ,MITcuELb of Saybrook.
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The Mayor Elect OF Cleveland, is r. S. FLINT,
ESQ., Supt. Of the o. 0s& OR r., gentle
man, OF whom all speak we'll. That he should
be democrat is more than we were prepared
for. He y elected by some 200 majority.
Tux ROADs.-0ur village roads are not gen
orally in condition to correspond with the
general character for order and Improvement
that marks our village, aud the attention of
our citizens has iorsome time been turned 10
this direction The feeling this spring, as the
season for uehimproNements is drawing near,
is perhaps more active aud favorable for doing
something, than at any previous time. May
We not look. then, to our incoming village ad.
pinistration, particularly as by recent measures
ehe thing is brought entirely within their per-
view, for some step towards a better condition
ef or highwaysF . The administration Of the
retiring Mayor was marked with good be,
Elnping in Che work Of grading and gtaSeling
Aelg Street, but the amount Of means was not
sufficient to y eonsppmatiOn oft, aud if the
signs and seniinepts Of our citizens are inleligi
bic, our. new Mayor apd council will be sustain
ed In carrying forward course Of improve
ments 50 aaspieiousy begun 30 important to
epr steady progress, aud upon which there Il
bslsYsa le be little conflict Of feeling. =