Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-04

ASSAULT .-An indictment was sued out last
week, against d. w. Gary, upon the alleg itiou
Of N. A. Wiley, that threatening d::violence
bad d,beon used npon bin by. said Gary. Mr.
Gary was therefore brought before Esquire
Sherman, and IL appearing that, as Wiley who
bad just recovered from course Of sickness,
was on bis way home with a sack OF flour, he
was beset by Gary, who is his landlord, with
peremptory demand for rent With this de-
mapd, being in moderate circumstances and
long disabled from sickness, Wiley was unable
to comply. Tho treatment was such upon ex.
animation, that Gary was required to recognize
in bonds of $500 to appear before the Common
Pleas. While the bonds we're being drawn up
--in open court-some words passed between
the parties which again raised the ire of Gary,
and he actually pounced upon Wiley with his
cane--an enormous one by the wny-and as
Wiley raised his arm to ward the blow, received
It upon his side, ibjuring the ribs, as was testi
fed to by DR.. Harrington. A. clipcb followed,
but the parties were separated. For this assault
and actual battery, 6ne was imposed upon
Gary Of 2l00 and costs, amounting 10 all to
some Srl0 or Sll5. He pead guilty, and
paid the fine. ...t. .
Mr.. Gary, it will be remembered, is the gen.
tleman with whom we were 10 conversation in
the market house, when similar violent attack
was made upon US by DR.. Hubbard, and the
tone and temper of the two transactions are so
sinilar tbot tho thnu1ht 10 ;rraosos;h1a hat
they arc both the natural out-croppiugs Of
the same spirit and political teaching. Whether
this be SO or not, the slipping away from ones
moorings either in politics or religion, is usu-
ally found, in the experience OF the world, to
be dangerous business, and il our friend Gary
can hold his fidelity aud the good manners
which we have generally given him credit for,
10 the midst of the evil communications that
surround him, he has more than ordinary
strength Of integrity and virtue.
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The INSTALLATION Of the RKv. GEORGE M.
TurHILL. over the Congregational Church Of
this village, took place on Thursday OF last
week. The exercises were OF highly interest
ing character. and marked by more than On
average amount of talent. The examination
Of the candidate before the Council of Churches
toek place in the afternoon, and everything
appearing orderly and orthodox, the installa.
tion exercises proper were observed in the
evening, in the following order Sermon by
Rev oJ..A.'Thone Of West Cleveland, based
upon Pauls'adnonitou 70 Timothy to be of a
sound mind---a mauly defender Of the tru th.-
The effort was OF mature reflection and scholar.
ly finish and beauty, and was listened to With
pleasure and satisfaction. ~. AL ~
The Installing Prayer and Charge to the
People, were by The Rev ALEX BARTLETT, of
Aus: inburg, and ovinced the ready ability and
fervent piety of that gentleman 1lEHIIH
The Right HIND Of Fellowship Of ae
Churches. was given by Rev. W. w. Woop.
WORTH, of Painesville. The peculiar relations
OF pastor and people were happily considered, !,
and the ndmobitions and hints thrown out for
the benefit of both the high contracting par.
ties we're discriminating and timely.
Charge to the Pastor, was made by the Rev.
CnAs. w. ToRREY, OF Madison, in one of bis
offband and happy efforts. The strength and
directness Of the man, found utterance in the
effort of this occasion.
Benediction by the inst allied Pustor.
The music by the Choir, under the direction
of Mr. John Mansfield was alike wo rtby of the
leader and the occasion