Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26


that this may be thu case, for Sir Morton
Peto and bis partner ere prominently |
among those who have carried the fame Of |
English enterprise to all parts OF the globe,
while they have commanded high personal
regard in ak sections among their eosn-
irymen.
The effect Of the great European panic on
Wall Street is peculiarly gratifying. and at
once quiets oil Fears that tbe financial embar
rasment will reach this country. The "bears
on "Wednesday succeeded 10 knocking dows
stocks i@2A, The money market is easy, lend
ers ore plenty, and the ruling rate Is Z per
cent, with exceptions at 6. 10 gold however.
the spirit Of speculation ragged. Nearly five
millions were reported from New York aud
Boston (which sent the price up TO losa, clos
at l37a.'4 % u .eo9e11h1s ls,istd1 10
Z COMMON PLEAs-Ftom the oonueaut Re porter.
=. :, The Grand Jury presented bills Of iudict-
ment pgsinst Philip Kline, Chester Merry
Elijah Chapman. John Fowler. Andrew @.
Keith, Meriman Barber, joel II. Thomas.
Noah Barnham, Wm. G. Nuttall. and Haskell
Myers each for keeping room Of public re
sort for the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors.
Against Wilson Galloway, Eber Jeffords,
Edward Jeffords, Riot. 900
Frank Wilson, Charles lockwood, Ed ..
Lockwood, Riot. -, s.,- .....,g . F..
jerome whelply and George whelply, as
sanlt and battery. "a ..,.f..,.., -,....,........,
Gilbert Turner, cutting down trees.
John Mapes, borsestealing. ....t.r ..i
/ 10 the case of Garfield against Plat the ju.
ry returned verdict in favor of the defendant.
Only the other jury case was tried during the
week which was q hat Of Hoyt vs.. Nicholson
j, B. Burrows. Lee & Kellogg, attorneys for
plaintiff. Hall & Sherman for defendant. Yer.
dict for plaintiff Of 1872.
Hiram A. Blood vs. John G. Tylee, ct oils
Judgment for plaintiff Of Sl456. 49. ,e,l,
.e emiah Howard ys G. Il. Webb ct. oil s
Judgment for plaintiff $5S0,'T7.a iarR -!.
S.I,. Green VS. II. ID. Martin ct ais: judg-
ment for plaintiff $500 81, si' ,glita. ai
E.1Luther Lee VS. NJ d Chaplin judg nent for
plaintiff S4I0 rs. tH H''''
Daniel @ Thayer vs Mary j Pslton, judg.
ment for plaintiff $3.50. sc. r...
Wm Denbam vs Andrew G Keith. Deft
made default. Judgment fol. plaintiff S345 "a
h Ohio VS. James McKendree. defendant indict
ed at The last term ofcourt for keeping a room
Of public resort for the sale ofNtoxicatiug H.
quors. Plead guilty and was sentenced to pay
a 6ne of $50 Co., " 90 .a
Ohio vs. George w Foster, indicted and sen
teuce similar to the above.
Ohio VS. Alfred L Whitney, same as above.
Ohio vs. j Whelply, Indicted for Assault
and Battery. Plead guilty. sentenced to pay q
fine of $40. ....- .g.,'- ,f....
Five divorces have been granted. asf
Saturday the evidence in the case of Gibson
ct. ais, VS. Espy and Fifeld was submitted to
the court This ease involves the interests Of
the CoDneaut Agricultural Society. Judg-
ment has not yet been rendered: j.ae ~.
LdiJ G Whitney VS.. Allen, Woodbury., and
Goddard Attys for plaintiff Wilder and
Sherman Attys for Defendant now on trial.
We are indebted to WILLIAM j. TAFT
IISu VI tHO SlCNCiuuu AosU'
citation, for copy of the Catalogue OF that in.
stiiution. For a Bumber of years the Library
has been under the supervision of Mr.. TAFT,
whom some of our older readers will doubtless
remember as a resident of this place, and cop.
nected with the county press. Iu late issue oi
the Leader we fud the following compliment
ary notice of Mr.. TAFT:
i PERsoNAL-The following resolution wls of
fered by j.. II. Orr at the annual meeting O
the Library Association on Tuesday evening -
Mr.. Orr was q Director for some time, and has
been sSpember over ten years, holding four an
nual memberships for the use Of the family, and
spending much Of bis time 10 the rooms. He
prefaced the resolution by some very commens
atory and highly complimentary remarks to Mr.
TAFT. 1t was seconded by Wm.J. BoardmaD,
| Esq, who also added his testimony and appre.
citation of Mr. Us peccliar adaptedness to the
position of Librarian:
ResOired, that the present Librarian, w. j.
Tait, who has SO acceptaby served the Asso-
citation for over eleven years, merits our con-
tiuued confidence, and we feel assured, that bis
urbauity aud devotion to the duties of his
Office, will continue 10 advance the interests of
the institution, aud will be appreciated by the
members. --- i.., =, 49, avs
Ashtabuia County sheep shearing Fair.
Report Of Shearing held in Jefferson, Sat
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