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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-11
Court Proceedings.
From the Reporter.


Disposition OF Gases for the week ending Feb 4th
Ohio VS. George Herrick. Five indictments
for selling liquor. Plead guilty. Fined $lO5
and COSTS, and stands committed to iail until
the same are paid.
Two other bills Of indictment were found
against George Hrrrick ; one for selling liouor
and one tor allowing minors to play billiards.
Settled at defendants cost.
David Caldwell VS. d. H. & L. J. Fargo,
civil. Judgment for plaintiff for $lG95.l5.
Julia Davis VS. Cassius Davis. Divorce.
Petition. Injunction granted.
Charles Webster VS. Luna Webster. Di.
vorcc. Petition granted on grounds of willfu
absence
Lake & Judson VS. Gilbert Sweet civil.
Settled and each party to pay one-half of cost
Wesley Hilliker VS. Roceia Hilliker, divorce.
Petition granted. Cause williul absence for
three years.
Edward Keith VS. Edward Lockwood, civil.
Settled at plaintiff S cost. No record.
O.Reynolds by friend VS. Henry Reynolds ct
al, civil Settled and each party to pay his
own cost no record. -
Sarah Hawkins VS. j. G.. Hotchkiss, civil
Hearing On demurrer. Same sustained and
continued with leave to plaintiff to reply.
r. Stewart vs. Ira Slater, civil Continued
with leave to detendent to answer.
~ ID. oouOuTy eNrs VS. Andrew Curtis
civil. Judgment for plaintiff by default $l5s.
Michael Stewart VS. James and JOSEPH Atkins
civil. judgment for plaintiff by default S5O7
and cost.
James Purdy VS. E. F. s. E. d. Strong civil
Judgment for plaintiff by default $246.4i and
cost ,,.I. .T trlI-
ID. & w. Heedgerd VS. Isaac Jacobs, civil.
Judgment for plaintiff by default S26304 and
cost.
5. j. Wenthall VS. Isaac Jacobs, civil Judg-
ment for plaintiff by default $35975 and cost.
Soloman Tobias VS. Hiram Tobias, ct al. civil.
Deed ordered.
Royal Rogers VS. Rufus Burr, two cases, civil
Judgment for defendant $90905.
George Phelps admir- of VS. Lyman Phelps, ct
al, civil Sheriff s sale of land confirmed and
deed ordered Ia .H r+ Ir0
Mark Shanks VS. Orson Brown, civil Sub
mIlied to the court. Judgment for plaintiff
S25569 and cost
Alexander Yale VS. William Sherwood ct al,
civil. Submitted to the court. Judgment fer
plaintiff $103S9.
Sylvester Alderman exF. VS. susanna Alder.
man ct al. civil. Guardian appointed for minor
child and appraisers appointed TO appraise
lands of estate OF T. Alderman, deceased.
Elmer Williams VS. Milo Thornton and wife.
civil Judgment for plaintiff by default 1855
ahd cost ~ FII7'T
Henry LObdell VS. Shalier, Waite g. Go. civil
Dismissed without prejudice M plaintiff s cost.
Lockwood aud Lsbdell vs. Shaffrr, Waite g.
Co, civil Dismissed without prejudice at
plaintiff s cost
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Farmers and Mechanics Association,

In view of the circumstances of the Asso.
citation, no committee action has been taken
in regard to the entries of farms and gardens
Still, as Elijah Bliss, of Ashtabula, has made
very excellent report of his garden, the pub.
lication of summary of it is thought would
he of general interest.
His garden lies on the west side of the so
called Round Head road, n little southwest of
the Borough limits Of Ashtabnla; embracing
acres oi land, inclusive of nc-half the road
GU feet wide, and "a rods of ground being oc-
cupled by the y. d n. J.. II r. There is a
house, with good well and cistcrn, barn.
with suitable shedding, n lIcnery and yards A
tine flower garden. 3 rods of grass plat, about
90 rods of ground in driveway and walks
40 reds of tile drain, Il reservoir or cistcrn
Tor garden use, 8 feet square wall laid in ce-
mcnt; half aud acre in orchard being occupi-
ed 10y newly sci raspbcrrics and blackberries
yielded very little return the past year. or
trees and shrubs, there are 81, peach trees av-
eraging % inches in circumference, 2e apple
trees, IL inches; one Weeping W tllow, SO
inches; II cherry trees, 10 ounce trees 8
dwarf pears, Siberian crabs; 8 Towering
shrubs; 10 courant bushes, 20 gooscbcrry, 1O2
grape vines 66 raspberry hills and 356 black
berry busl es
The galten produced, bts jcs what was
used in the family, during the seasons, in 1870:
4SO qts Strawberries, $40 qts rnspbcrrics, so
qts. blackberies; 721S bush. potatoes, G15
bush. string bean, 3 bush early peas, 10 bush
late peas, 10 bush. sweet corn, 2G15 BUSH car
rots, bush. Swede turnips G bush. flat turnips,
2l5 bush. beets, 1S bush. Lima beans in pod !;
1860 lbs. tomatoes, 700 lbs. squash, 700 lbs
grapes; 20 bush. peaches; 10,339 strawberry
plants GSS raspberry plants; 81 ounce bushes,
. grape vines sod also quantity of cour.
ants, gooscbcrries, e-plant, asparagus, apples,
qunccs, hops. cucumbers, corn and stalks
Total value $3.50
Besides, there was set on the place in the
Spring of 1870 20 fruit trees-apple, cherry
and pear; 220 grape vines from cuttings
made since Spring. j. p JENNINGS,
Scc'y +. & Ms Assn.
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Mark Shanks W -. A. smith et al. civil.
Settled at defendants cost no recurd
Rebecta Bailey W. A. r. Rsypelds ., NJ,
civil Dhsmisscd without prejudice at plain
un = cos.
The case of llerrlck Va the Lone Rock
Mining Co., has been upon trial during tie
past Four days and has been thus lar very IN.
lercsiing, Al this meeting, Saturday ~ a. NJ
The plaintiffs counsel are making the opening
argument at the jury. The closing argument
VIII We made and tlfe case will be submitted 10
The jury on Monday, the 9Th. A considerable
amount OF talent is represented upon both
sides OF this case. Judge Potter, of Toledo, Is
engaged by the defendant, together with
Mess " Simonds, Caldwell and Northway,
Mcssrs Sherman, Hall, Gary, Woodbury. and
Rugglcs, are engaged 10y The plaintiff Every
inch of ground has been contested by these
learned counsel thus far and the argument
i1ust necessarily BE- Of great interest
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Our New Contributors Column,

The Ohio EducatioaM Monthly, is published
at Columbus, Ohio, c. E. WHITE editor. Pa
rents and Teachers of schools will find much
of interest in this February number
The Young Pilot publishing Co., Chicago
are issuing wide-awake magazine for the
young They have list of distinguished
writers who give it tone and character. Terms
| 81 per annum.
The Nursery for February. is thoroughly
suited to this child mind, with its bes utiful
! stories and illustrations, which are well adapt
e1 to the tastes of the youngest readers. Adj
dress JOHN L. SHoREY, Boston, Mass
GooD HEALTH is popular Monthly Mcdi-
cal Journal-a good instructor to the people,
giving lessons of correct living, as developed
by science. Published by ALEXANDER MooBE,
II Bromteld ST., Boston, Mass, at SO per an
mum.
THE Little Corporal Magdzine for February is
MS crisp and pure as northern snowflake Its
illustrations are superb. The Little Corporul
will hereafter be published by John f. Miller,
Chicago, Mr.. Sewelps former partner, and ed
has heretofore been Associate Editor.
THE Aidtne.-This magnificent monthly
comes to us for February showing the very
highest order of mechanical and artistic tai.
ent, and equal to the best in its literary mat
ter. Ducks" beautiful chrome, printed
upon letter press machine, is an earnest of
what we may expect as science advances in
this direction. Subscription with oil chrome
premium, So 80. JAMES SUTTON 6 CO., 90
Liberty St, New York.
JAMES VIcK, the Prince of Seedsmen, has
just had celebration on the occasion of en-
tcring upon the occupancy of a new business
block in Rochester, TO be called Floral Hall
The occasion was made one of general inter
est The Rochester Evening Express, gives q
lengthy account of the affair, the building,
and Mr.. VICKs life and progress, to his pres
ent leading position, in the seed business in
the country. His business life has been mark
ed by energy, liberaliy and strict integrity.
In many large washing establishments, bo-
r'x is used instead of soda the proportion of
a handful of borax powder to ten gallons of
boiling water, which saves in nearly one.half
Of soap. For laces, cambrics, etc, an extra
quantity of the powder is used, and tor crino-
lines-requred to he made very stiff-a strong
solution is necessary. Borax being a neutral
salt, does not in the slightest degree injure the
texture of the linen its effects is to soften the
hardest water.
To remove ink or other stains, from silk,
linen or paper, mix one teaspooufu of burn,
alum, quarter of an ounce OF salts of lemon,
quarter of an ounce of oxalic acid with half
pint of spring water; apply it to the stain,
and hold for moment over steam and
then wash Immediately, else the mixture W iii
destroy the fabric.
Mr.. PETER COOPER, of the Institute of that
name, deserves female gratitude for having
opened in the G. j. a school for teaching young
women the art of telegraphing. Thus far, ev-
cry girl graduating from that Institution, has
found immediate employment
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

o..
at 81 No. 2 do at 81 .3S.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Fair demand and steady at
s5i0aGOO.
CoRN.-olds is steady at 5sc for No. mixed new In
more aqury and held 510GOc for cars 90 for sheed
from store.
oATs.-Moderatc Sales at 5Oc for No. State
BUTTER-Ma-ket IL quiet and steady; the demand
Is moderate for choice Prime at 2tG25c common to
good do at i0lt2Oc.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged Al 2ic by the barrel zoe
small packages and counted out.
CEEEsE-Thc market is steady and qu.et factory at
'l%dti5c, for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at s2OGS 2j for prime
hand picked
DRIED APPLES-In light demand at GGJ7c per ID for
new.
DRIED PEACIIES-In moderate demand at 1Sc for
pared, lie for impaired.
DRESSED H0GS-Markct nominal : butchers are
paying at the range OF $s,256ls5O as to quality
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugarcurcd Hams lCc dried
Beef 1Sc.
LARD-Firmer but quiet City rendered in tierccs
13c do in kegs 13J6c: Country rendered l2kc
PORK-The market is quiet and steady we quote
No mess at 225 No do at 2a,OO Long clear at
1900; Short clear 1880.
POTATOES Good demand aud firm. Peach Blows
held at $i,sD from store $ilO by car lots track.
oNIoNS-In good demand at 81 90 per bu. for yellow
ami silver skins and IjGgsOc for red
NlNEGAR-Purc cider vinegar in fair demrnd and
firm at 1SGt20c, packages incluled.
SALT-Onondago and Saginaw Fine $500; Coarse
solar 50 Is.
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Runs D0Nas.-A man by the name of
WEST, left the village with his team, on
Wednesday evening for home crossing the
bridge for the South Ridge, he fell out of his
wagon aud was foHnd helpless, picked up
and laid in the office of the Ashtabula House
where after some effort he was restored to
consciousness and put Oh his wagon Had
he not been diseoyeTed asd cared for, proba-
my another unfortunate would have gone to
his rest
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EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoE,-The response of
hepress to the feeler thrown cut q short time
sfhee by the editor Of the Akron Beacon, has
been so generally in favor of holding the COM
ing convention al Akron. that decision has
been reached for the assembling at that place
ON the eSrd and cath inst. We shall hope to
be one of this gay and festive asscmblage, if
the claims on the Telegraph, on Thursday, the
tiost important day of the week, can be made
to give way.
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DIED.
Announcements free commendatory Notices. half r

In Cherry Valley, Jan. 2Sth, REBEccA REMINGTON,
aged 81 years.
In West Andover, Feb Sd, Mrs. CLARA LAWRENCE
IN Windsor, February LIST, Miss URsUALA GRlswoLp,
in her S7th year,
On thursday morning last, in Saybrook, Mrs. E. BEN
many years an invalid and suffered much but very pa
tiently waited for her ehaege.
The funeral Will be attended at the Methodist Church
M IDrl pnly
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The New York and Philadelphia railroad
companies have discontinued the sale of tick
cts TO the South, by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in consequence OF disagreement
with the latter company in regard to fare be.
tween Baltimore and Washington.
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lUNITARIAN.-Rev. NJ DELARGE of Mead
Vile Theological School it will be seen by
oils about the village, is TO preach on Friday
aud Saturday evenings at Ashtabula Hail, and
on Sunday at East village.
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Fine Porpoise Oil to facilitate the motion of
Sewing Machines, and Juniper Tar Soap, for
Seating the cutaneous covering of the
hands or face, when it is out OF repair, for
sale at SwlFT's
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MARRIED.

In Jefferson, February ith, by W. H. Ruggles Eso
SaybrOOk ' ~ "
In Denmark February LIST. by W. H. Seagcr ESQ. Mr.
CoRwiN BAKER TO PARMA MARSH, both Of Perpont.
In Jefferson. February 5th, by Rev Goodrich WILLIAM
Mich. - ~' ''N'Ni'
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CAPT. BARTLETT, who fitted out the scow
Industry, at this place, last Spring, has been,
we learn, oyertakcn by mental arrangement,
TO an extent that seemed to render IL expeditnt
to give him place in the Newburg Asylum.
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sRRIDGE GoKE.--The bridge across Conneaut
creek at KEEFUs' Mill, near Amboy was near
dy destroyed by the recent freshet As the
bridge crossed the pond. which admits of no
fording, the loss is the more seriously felt.
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CALIED.--The First Congregational Church
of this place, has given unanimous call 10
Rev. J. A. TowLE of Boston. lie breaches
here tho coming Sabbath
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SPEECH OF SENATOR WADE.-Our frat
page this week, is occupied with the speech of
Senator WADE, in the State Senate, Oh the
subject of minority representation. The room
occupied is cheerefuly given in view of the
merits oi the effort,as well rs the interest of the
subject upon which it treats. But compare
lively little thought or attention has run in
this direction, aud so far as this is true, il
opens new field for reflection and discus
sion To those who have not thought IN ich
upon the subject, who will take the trouble to
give the speech perusal, will be not little
surprised TO tind that there is so much of ar.
gument. in favor of a change, aud, also that
this argument has been so little weighed and
the whole subject been left to its slumb,rs so
long. 1t is evident that Mr. WADE has been
thoughtful of the matter, and made himself
familiar with its bearings. His premises are
well laid down, and his deductions iorciblr,
and in the present stage of the discussion,
seem pretty conclusive. AT any rate, there is
importance enough in the subject to keep it
before the public mind, and the result will
doubtless be a change--wc may say, perhaps.
a reform. The speech will bc found amply to
repay perusal, and the constituents of Senator
WADE will have no occasion to be ashamed
of its ability.
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Undertak1nE.

also keep constantly on hand large assOrtmeni OF
ready made COfins. Rose Wood imitation Black WaIuuf
and imitation Of Black Walnut. all Of which can trim
10 two hours notice IN any style requested equal 10 any
city also have splendid Hearse IN readiness wheii
called for ~
GHAyE C0THEs-A new feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture Iatrr 10 Inc In
dcriaker department Of itOnc that cannot fail to com
mend itself to the community aud will show the dspO-
siiion Of the proprietor to make hi. establishment a.
perfect as may be- II will far to relieve the work and
hustle. incidental TO- and repugnant IN Of be
reaNenent. OF preparing the remains Of the departed for
burial This consists IN keeping eand and ready for
immediats use stock Of graycclethcs. variety or
shrouds, for both male and female made M with mucb
taste aud appropriateness, various in price and both
black aud white materials. single order for a coffin
may. therefore. embrace the habiiments OF the dead
and thus the friends Of the deceased in the midst
OF grief from much that particularly disagreeabe
and ncOngruo1s In the way Of preparation for the grave
JOHN DCCRO.
Ashtabula Ohio Jan let. fsTO jO5a n
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The twenty-eighth commencement of the
Medical Department of the Western Reserve
College took place at Cleveland, on Thursday
evening of last week. Over hundred students
have been in attendadce upon the lectures
and 40 of these received the degree of NJ. d.
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In the marriage notice OF RoBERT N. SAN.
DERsoN to Miss NELLIE ToRRY, in our last,
the officiating clergyman should have been
Rev, DR.. CLARK, instead of Rev. Mr.. McG1r.
FERT, us given,
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The series of meetings now in progress,
says the Reporter, at the CHRISTIAN Church under
the direction of Rev o. z. WYMAS are enlist
hng the greatest interest. The house is crowded
nightly and many supplient knee is bent.
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A sEcoND crop OF ice this season Is now be-
ing gathered, ola handsome quality, and about
. inches in thickness. Ice houses that were
but partially filed by the former crop will
now get their full supply
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Sunday last hns hardly hccn so,,ai

Sunday last has hardly been equalcd the
present season for Its flerceness of tempera.
ture. The mercury in the morning is report
cd to have been below zere, and In some 10.
ce'tties hereabout, 8 degrees below, This is
not far from the degree of cold That reaches
the heart OF peach buds.
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The Y. NJ G. A. of Cleveland have lust
changed their quarters to a building on the
aerth side of the Square. of their own, bought
atap expense of $4,000, upon which they
are indebted for about one-half the price.
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FARM & MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE +!

"A FARM of 40 acres, pleasantly loeat-
ed In Plymouth township,,on the Centre road miles
nom Ashtabula, mile from the Depot OF the Ashtabu-
la, Jamestown a. Franklin Railroad. Farm under a
state OF cultivation, small house and barn. young Orch
ard OF 80 trees, choice Fruit in bearing condition 39
selected Grape Vines of the best varetys in full bearing
300 DoOlitte Hlaek Cap Raspberry plants also straw
beTFlest QHinees, Pears. Peaches Cherries sct. Well
Walered good fences and Is acres rail Timber.
shop 2SxiO, two stories containing horse power
Engine: full set Of Merre's Pateut Lah Machines,
one shingle Machine, one Staye Machine. large
lnrhing lathe Shafting Betting, eet Engine and Ma
chlnery all in good running order
Preparatory TO change Of business the subscriber Of
ers the above property for sale reasonable terms
will exchange for xesse property For particulars Rd
dress JAMES II. HANNA. Ashtabua, oniO, y. o. RoE
et9, or apply 10 him I'M thA rres.:ists.
fiYmolth, Jan. l4th, 1871. SINGS
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Doty's Washing -Macheine,

LATELY MUCH HIMPROVED-AND THE NEW
u UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WIRING
Err Improved with RowELL's PvTRET DOUBLE Coo
WHEELS. and the PATENT STOP, unquestionaby
far superior to any apparatus for washing clothes
invented and will save fer cost twice year. by saving
labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as follows
1--WE like our machine much; could not be persuaded
to do without 1t and with the aid of Doty feel that
we are masters of the POSITION"
Rec. /. Scott, Bishop " E. Church.
I'm the helaundry OF my house there is perpetual
Thanksgiving OH Mondays for the invention"
Rer. Theodore L. Cayier.
EVERY week has given stronger hold upon the aec
tions OF the inmates of the aundry'N J.. Observer,
Il hartily commend il to economists of time money
and contentment."-Rec Dr.. BeiLOrs.
Friend Doty-Your last improvement of your Wash
ing Machine is complete success. You our
Machine, after years use il thought of to-day
than ever and would not be parted with under any cir
cnmstances '--.SlO1 RObtlSOI.
The ". y Weekly 7tibUne, of Dec Is, 1862 in
to a correspondent says: Of Washers, there is
be compared with Doty's."
PRICES-A FAIR OFFER.
IF the Merchants in your place will not furnish or
send for the Machines, send us the retail price, Washer
Sl4, Extra Wringer 50 and will forward either
both machines free OF freight to places where one is
selling and sure they will be liked that
the machines free of freight, after months trial.
COrding to directions.
No husband, father or brother should Derrait the
drudgery of washing with the hands, fy-two days in
the year, when il can be done better expedious
y with less labor, nnd injury to the garments by
DOty Clothes Whasher. aud Universal Wrinser
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
are made
r. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
yi0s5. 81 Cortlandt ST.. New York
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1e is Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper

Than any other establishment ~ the kind in the country
nr city. mean wha ray, and wOud invite the pub.
e n general to see for theinrIer before buyiug else
where. am making II an object fnT any Due 10 rive
me call aud IL viii pay them well fur coming 10 see
large stock 10 select FROM Whh y argcar any IN any
city: Having sixteen ycars expericncrin IN buse.r Bnd
buying a my stock direct from the mann Fast
aud conducting my own business cuahlrs me 10 sell
lower than any competitor IN the region My work IL
A. IL always hat bcclI--thc beSr
J also have on hand large stock Of Eastern work
which sell very low alnOg which will he found single
lounges, bed lounges carpet and rep lounges.
Spring Mtrcrses, at greatly reduced prices Of my
own make.
Don't forget the place few doors south Of Fisk sni-
man Cos Flour aud Feed store.
Also patit ugr attention pad carpet laying Curtain
and Cronice hanging, all Of which viii be d0no Win
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE

Il OR SALE.-Handsomely located !
miles west OF AshtAbula Depot a farm containing 10
acres of land under good slate OF cultivation good
irnit and well watered buildings and plenty Of
them The above 10 10 be sold within 40 days Also with
the farm will be offered 3cows, horse wagon new
one horse buggy and farming tools Terms made easy
Price, S8,SO0. Ms, HUMPHREY
AshIabaIa AAEsh lsT0. Te5Af
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Bill, Note & Letter-Heads
CIlOULD he on the Desk of every bus
iness man. The Telegraph job Room is the place to
get them. cheap as the cheapest good a. the best