Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18
yenerson-From the Sentinel.


Jan. 8-Grand Jury indicted the following
persons:
j. Diehl, jr., keeping Billiard Room for Gam
ing. Same for permitting minors TO play bill
lizards James Russell, Grand Larceny. VIM,
Gardner, selling intoxicating liquors. VIM. Mel
son, breaking open poucd Clarence Petrie,
| Horse stealing. Wm. Fuller, sci ing intoyica-
ting liquors. Geo. ". Foster, keeping rooms
for sale of liquor. Alexander McNutt, petit
larceny. Justus Brockett, petit llrceny. Nc
Mutt pied guilty, sentenced TO pay costs, fine of
! $40, and bread and water in Jail for three days
Williams & Petrevs. c. Gould I'd. trial. settled.
B. F. Mason vs. C. D. Anger; dismissed Thos,
Ford VS. ElieI Risdon. Edwin Finney vs.. Al
bert A Strong, ct al dismissed. E. II. Gilkey
vs. ]. S. Blyths; settled.
The following cas,s were dismissed
c. d. Anger VS. A. Webster, Admr. A. F.
Gibbs vs. Ellen Harvey. f. Lapham VS.. J. r.
Bailey. T. K. Lyman VS. John Fitch. r. NJ
Beckwith vs. John Fitch. n. d. Bacon Va.
NJ B Marsh, jury trial. P. NJ. Darling VS.. j.
Flick niger. J. T. Whe VS.. Abigail Knowlton
Ohio vs. Ephra!ri Burdick, ct. al, on charge of
killing horse John Wauful vs., John Fitch.
The following casts we're settl; d:
p. NJ. Daring VS.. Jchn Scott; G. Harmon VS..
A. Webster, AdmT; Cyrus J. Muller vs.. H. n
Bancroft; II J.. Lobd, Il vs. Geo. Hopkins; Nj
10 Wilder rs. T. S. Fuller; Ohio VS.. J. Brcckett,
petit Larceny, plead guilty, fiaeI S25, pay costs
and sent 10 Jail 10 days on bread and water;
Ohio vs. James Russell, same charge, fined
$50, and sane sentence; Oliver Brown VS.. a.
L. Morse, jury trial. from Williamsfrld, SIAN
der case not concluded.
BIRTHS AND DDArrs-For the quarter ending
Sept 30th. 1867, there were reported to the Pro-
bate Judge 50 births in Asht. bula County. THIS
would give for the year 320 births. There we're
30 deaths reported for the same time. Judge
Gushing infolms us that there appears &C be
very considerable negligence on the part Of
those whose duty il is TO report the Births Gnd
Deaths which makes the report not ne full SIS
circumstances warrant. II would be well If
those whose daiy it is to make these reports
would comply with The law, and furnish this in
formation pronip'ly. Uade the law 1t is made
the duty Of ,ysiciaEs and professional mid
wives to report bi.ths.. and physici rs ard cler
gyman and sections to report deaths.
Judge Gushing reports the following, as Tie
number of marriage licenses issued by him dur
ing the past year:
Jan. IS; Feb. 10; March, 25; April, 81;
May, 90; June, %; July, 90; Aug. Il; Sept.
10; Oct. 90; Nov 81; Dec. 40. Total 9S3.
There were not SO maLy issued in 1867 as in
1866.
4 cIHD..-Dl.. A, ". RnxD would notify the pub
hC that he has removed to the once Oh DE- H. H. an
Norman. Extracting. Cleaning Filling. ami III ficT eve
rytlr that pertains the preservation and beauty ing
nf the natural teeth. executed carefully thoroughly and
promptly Particular attention given 10 scicCln" and
Fitting artificial teeth from $40 SIS per also
keep good article Of ;osth powder of my
fCiIrr for whitening the teeth, and purifying the breath
A share Of patronage solicited. Please remember the
place. and call and specimens Of work: Al work
warranted. !. W. BOND.
Ashtabula January l. 1858 2w9n
We have received Vicll's Illustrated catalogue
Of seeds and flowers, guide for 1868. 1t is a
work of rare interest to The lover of the beauli-
ful and curious in nature. It may be obtained
BY addressing James Wick, Rochester, n. y,
on the remittance of 70 cents.
LOOK At YouR COAT and If the collar and sholld
crs covered with dandru If such be the cssc
''Barrctt's Hair Restorative -
a s. Bates son Of Melzo Bates, Esq, of
Pierpont, has been anpcinted Postmaster at
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