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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-15
NEW YORK.
stokes Refusea q New Trial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.--Judge Boardman
rendered his opinion denying the applica-
ton for new trial for Stokes. The prison
er has great hopes, however, respecting the
nature of Judge Davis decision yet to be
given. Townsend, counsel. states that in
case the decision of Judge Davis should be
adverse an application will be made to
other Judges, and in the meantime he will
endeavor to obtain q letter from Judge
Boardman to the Governor recommending
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-15

support the constitution. The Prime Min
lster replied that be saw no danger 10 he
country. The idea of union Of Spain and
Portugal is gaining strength.
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Was Durant's $4,000 a Bribe Direct
TO Harlan as Secretary of the In
terrier.
Senator Harlan was recalled, and in an
swer 10 question by Senator Stevenson,
said he had not found the date of the checks
received from Durant. Had never seen
copies Of the checks Or stubs since they
were given away.
Mr.. Stevenson-I have been notified that
stubs of the checks were shown to you in
the committee room of the Capitol.
Harlan did not recollect.
Mr.. Stockton said he had been informed
that the $4,000 was not used for election
purposes, and he therefore desired to ask
Mr.. Harlan if be received this money him
self, and if so, what he did with it. He had
been informed that the money had been
given to Harlan for another purpose and
not for election purposes.
MIR. Harlan raised The question as to the
authority of the committee to 90 into all
these subjects. 1t was for the committee
to investigate the charge of Credit Mobiler
corruption and not all these outside ques-
tious.
Senator Stevenson--I have seen the
charges published in q leading Republican
paper, the CINCINNATI Gazette, charging that
this money was given TO infunce the action
of Senator Harlan while Secretary of the
Interior.
Senator Stockton said Durant had stated
that this money was given to aid in the
election OF Harlan, as he could shape the
election. Witness now raises the point
that he will not tell the truth about it till
he finds out what we expect to prove. The
question he desires to ask witness now is,
what disposition he made Of that money.
If Senator Harlan desires or prefers to post
pore answering the question until another
time, have no objection. 1t is not g mat
ter of curiosity on my part. This thing
has been made public in the newspapers
and 1 feel it my duty, as a member of the
committee, to ask the question. H
Gov. Dix and the Artfui Dodge.
Wilson's Committee took recess until IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17
IgaiirOad Matters.

TRAIN No. !. going north is due at Rome
130PM NJ Train No. Q going south is due at
Rome at 1l.05 A. NJ By order of Supern-
tcndent.
The Mahoning Coal line from Andovor to
Youngstown, is so far finished as the laying
of the track, and the balasling is now going
on. It's early readiness for use may be expected.
All the bridges except that over the creek,
are up, and the work OF track laying has be-
gun at the L. s. & NJ. S. crossing. The creek
bridge is TO be II draw bridge with draw of
3G feet length.
\ Pile Driver constructed for the purpose,
has begun the work of driving piles for the
new railroad bridge over the creek at the Elm
Tree, in iurlherance of the work of the Har-
bor Division. Most of the grading is done,
aud portion of that east OF the creek is a.
ready prepared for the Ties,
The app )intments of Station Agents for the
A. Y. & p. line are said to he us follows: A.
ID. +. Young, Ashtabula; o. E. Miller, Rock
Creek j. T. Hicks, New Lyme; B. Ii. Ja-
qaes, Orwell w q. Whi,ehursl North Bris-
tol; w, s. Hoskins, Warren; NJ. Wood
ipuHgslONn.
ROME STATIoN.-Our Rome friends have
lelt AS II they had been some hat overlooked
IN the arrangement of the Schedule of the A
Y q r., and have asked Superintendent Nc
Coy to recognize their station, and not require
The citizens of that. township TO use tha
of New Lyme Mr.. M'Coy has consented tC
give their station its due posiion upon th'
Schedule, where il will be found in this paper
The two stations are only about mile apart
and as that of New Lyme had the start In th,
building, and by the contributions of the citi
zens, has been made one of the best building
of this end of the line, that of Rome wa
rather eclipsed The road has no frme
friends on the line than are to be found q
Rome, and they are Justly ambitious to hav,
a name to iye.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

AS nm excuse for our lacking letter IN the
Tciegrdph last week, We have ~ inform its rea.
ders that we have recently returned from
trip aud therefore our knowle dge Of the stir.
ing events of the Capitol was In no way suf
dcent TO inditc letter, and being one of
these matters Of The fact writers who deal not
10 fiction but reality, which Is often more
strange than fiction in this age Of wonders, we
were compelled 10 give the space dedicated in
your columns 10 our humble self to other
and more worthy contributors But while
we have these reflections. TO make we also
have the gralificat ion now OF feeling that this
dirih Of news has only sharpened the appe.
tite for the more copious food which follows
this week aud so no farther words but TO bus.
iness.
Hon. s. A. Northway, return ed safely from
a trip from Cleveland. He is looking finely,
Henry b. Tutle is spending few days with
US. Abncr Kellogg has II fine alderny calf
The express trains on the a. Sc Y. Branch
Road pass each other at jefferson.
Newt French says his cream mare is thr.
wing well.
w. ii Rugglcs says be docs not believe in
saving the milk till the ninth milking.
Ben. w hilmore is busly engaged in resght.
ing his new gun.
c. 5. simonds has begun making his gar.
den.
S. F. Fuller intends soon spending day
fishing at Englcyille.
j. c. A. Bushnell has got his front steps
| painted
| Tom Fricker says he does not lik" milk till
the twelfth m liking he gets milk at Riggle's
! II cnry Wadc's son will not go 10 Europe
this season.
! s. Pickett, ex borough clerk, shot two Gals
for E. c. Wade.
We notice our old friend Judge Bets ba
given his Raspberry bushes a good trimming
! A. r. Beckwith has turned his COWS out I,
pasture.
f. Il. Leonard is Borou gh Clerk
Sheriff A. w. Stiles says in all his trav,
q Sheriff which would amount to nearly thie,
Thousand m lies, he has not seen as bad roaG
rs this Spring.
We have had no new potatoes in marke
yet
Ben. Wndcs DaIky took hop, step, iuml
nd si down its the way he always does il
w. ii. CIowtll does not intend to give 81
much atten tion to farming this year as usual
Frank Payne weighs Two hundred and tbir
ty pounds.
ALI r. Ga lpin had avtry curious egg 70
d inner the 9th er day, on breaking it open Ii
found il had been set on. ALI is II goJC
fellow.
The sun rises at and sets at 615 O'Clock.
John Harvey keeps that same tan dog ye
j. A. Giddings spent last Sabbath anon
his flock in Dorset
Tall Smiths wheat is looking well
Hon w. p. Rowland is not building III
summer.
Green Peas are not fiji 10 eat in Jefferson.
This is good time OF year To dig greens.
We saw Hon. D. s. Wade extracting doc
roots from his yard.
DR.. Hnwley will not build this summer
Lo French will not build this summer.
A Warren will not build this summer, g.
Nav 10Th, 1873 JOSH.
Our Hub" correspondent is "up to the hui
in the news line this week. We think he
ahead of any local correspondent in the coui
ty He might have told us whether tho!
court house fellows changed their shirts la
Sunday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17
THE MARK ETs.
AshIabuIa Market.
AsHTABCLA, May 18th SO.
uao1ars nav tho f,lln,v{nor pr.c..
CHICAGO mARkET.

The Chicago produce markets were gnerally stronger
on Tuesday and somewhat excited. Mess pork was
sl6 s5aI6 90 cash. Lard was quiet and 5GDIHc per
UI ms higher at 81 ID cash, Meats oRiet and
rt ights active eud Hzc lower, closing at SIC
for corn to Buffalo. Flour was lees active, but fIm.
Wheat was active and advanced &c, but closed easier
q 3ik eash, aud 81 SoA seller June, Corn was ae
dive. and 10 lower. but closed tame at axe seller the
month"; and 42k seller June. Oats active aud y
ale higher hat closed dull al S2c seller the month.
and si3 seller june Rye quiet and steady at t9Ae
@70c BARLEY was Inactive and nomipally unchanged
az T46tssc for common TO good No. 2. The gain "
sioie in the CITY Saturday evening last s rtpor'ed
at 4 ala Q6d hn wheat k4Dd6O2 bu corn, l3o TAT bT
oats 900 eiT hu NJ ial37 bn barley. Hogs &C.
rive and steady At sk.00as.40- The cattle market
slshs aseIiIs sEssP Ssfe saist and Pepipsi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17
MAXINE.
Sunday.

Sailors wages are $l.75 and s200 per dar.
Arrio6d May 5lh, Scow PSY White Capt.
Baker with Is cords of Lime Stone from
Mnrblchead, t" Ii Hubbard & Co.
Arriced, May IL, Scow Perry White Capt.
B ,kcr, with eighteen cords of Lime Stone from
Marhlchcad for H. Hubbard & Co.
Arriced, May g., Schr. lessee Capt Thayer,
with assorted cargo, from Buffalo, for Ii. Hub
bard & Co.
Ariced May II, Schr. John Jeooeh with l13
NJ feet OF Pine Lumber 10 Hitchcock & Co.
A,TiOed, May IL, Sco,c Vampire, CaptParm-
alec, from Kcley's Island, with forty. y.seyen
cords of Lime Stone 10 r. Humphrey.
Ayrired, on the 10Th, scow Perry White,
Capt Baker from Erie, with coal to Dunbar
Il Co.
The Tug 7aiiaghdst, from Erie, arrived on
Thursday evening, and cleared again for Port
Coburn, with one of DoDGE's dredgcs for re-
pairs.
Cleared, light, May G, Scow Perry Whire,
Capt, Baker from Marblrhead, for Lime Stone
for IL. Hubbard & Co.
Cleared, light May o. Schr. Jesse. Capt
Thayrr, tor Saginaw.
Cleared, light, May Il, Sehr. Joh@ Je,rett,
Capt. Lutis, for Toledo.
Cleared, light, Mny 1e, Sco0 Tampyro. Capt.
Parmalee for Toledo.
Sc0O Nebraska cleared from Cleveland on
the 18th with 1856 tons of coal.
CANAL OPENED.-The Ohio Canal was open
ed for traffic as lar South us Roscoe, on Mon
day morning, and several boats arrived and
! departed.
Lake freights, from Chicago, are lower,
quotable AT 515 cents for corn, and and o. &
ON wheat by sail 10 Buffalo; wheat rates clos
Ing at the inside
NEWS from Buffalo on Saturday, reports the
sinking of the schooner Cape Horn by a col
lision with the propeller JaCd, off Long Point,
on Friday night The cook on board the
sch ooner was drowned.
A steam barge, said to be the largest on the
lakes, is being built at Cleveland. Length OF
ke,l 225 feet; breadth of beam, 40 feet
depth of hold, l2 feet. She has four masts
and carrying capacity. of 1000 tons.
The Cleveland Transportation Company is
the name of new line just organized al
Cleveland with capital of g 100000. The
intention is to do general freighting business
on the lakes, making u speciality of the iron
ore tr &c between Marquette and Cleveland.
The officers are S Slah Chamb rin, President ;
G .orge w. Chaplin, Secretary and Treasurer
NJ. A. Hanna, General Manager. The names
of the vessels are: Steamers, pfsnna aud Ge-
neUa !; sail, VerOn and Gshoa.- Tribune.
GRAIN FLEET,-Upward of 76 vessels OF
the grain fleet have already passed this point
says the Detroit I'Ot of Wednesday last, from
Chicago. having on board something ovei
8 OOO, 900 bushels of grain. The four larges
cargoes were as follows: Schooner r. WinstotO
50 900, bushels of corn schooner jane
Couch, $3.50 bushels corn steamer Rdtetgh
10000, and the schooner Nellie ReddfagtOn
4S,5OO bushels The vessels are the larges
vessels on the lakes which are inployed excu
siYely in the gram trade,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

MEssRs russell s. UDY have never reached
a settlement of their contract with the A. Y.
g. P. Co., for the earth work oflhe line be-
tween this place and Morgan. There is a
difference between them and the company,
which to settle and bring to close, they have
employed competent engineer-Mr CHAs
kELLY-to go over the route and see what
grounds, II any, there are for the different
conclusions arrived at by the respective par
ties to the contract. Mr. Udy says that b,
has no doubt but that the company mean I,
do right, and has faith 10 believe that an ami
cable understanding though not bound b,
results of Mr. Kelly's labors--will, neverhe
less, be arrived at
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

BUILDING.-The erection of new houses is
not confined to our village, for we notice that
the work has begun at the IIarbor Nessrs
Hubbard d Co. are putting up some two or
three new dwellings for the accommodation
of new comers. That beautiful eminence on
the right of the road leading from the pontoon
bridge TO the mann road TO the summit, has
been crowned with a couple of these struc-
ures, in more or less forward state, and a
third one, to be built between the residence Of
Mr.. }. ID. Hubert and the Government build
ing, is intended for Mr. MII.o RICE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

BUTTER. The Cleveland market. accord
ing TO the Herald, for the past week has been
on the downward road as the receipts have b en-
in excess of the demand, and the sales have
been slow and confined principally 10 the To-
cal trade, ns shippers have only operated as
their orders came in, the downward tendency
in all the leading markets detclring them from
all speculative movement except at very low
figures. Roll Butter has not been offered to
any extent and when offered had to be dis-
posed of at low prices, no matter what the
quality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

LIloMMEDIEU, in the Bruce block, is doing
SD well in the Clothing business since opening
afew weeks ago, that he expresses himself
his salam this week in the Telegraph, TO the
customers who have so generously favored
him, and sO!icits Il more extended and init.
mate business acquaintance. The quality and
style Of his Goods speak for themselves, and
his way of doing business, we believe, has
commended itself to all who have had bust.
ness with him, Luok out for the sign OF the
big hat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

BRICK BLocK.-M II. and w. c. HASKELL
have contracted with j. NJ. Waters, of JcfIer-
son, 10 put up, Immediately, two stores Of 100
f ct deep, on the ground occupi,0 by the
Post-oflice and the shoe shop of Skies &
Sloane. These two establishments are 10 b.
moved back on Spring street, and occupied
for the present
The timber, ready framed, for the new Post
Office, on the Root lot, is at hand, and the
work of putting it in place for raising began
on Monday morning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

The show ot Dan Rice brought in lis train
n fair sample of pickpockels and burglars.
The house of Wilson Randall was entered,
but the booty was neither here nor there. A
sorlir was also made upon Ralph's money
drawer, bnt the tell-tale bell faithfully sounded
the alarm, and though the rogue showed some
nimblencss Of heel, he was ov"rtakcn and
made to disgorge enough 10 pay for the race
d. Van Slyke had wallet containing some
$40, taking from his pocket
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

CAPT. FooTE, the popular proprietor Of the
Thompson House, Jefferson, is not likely to
he disturbed by Ashabula purchasers, as was
complacent and genial, % every true type of a
landlord has n right to be. His guests, too, are
apt to partakc of this same comfortable, salts
fed condition, after the stall feeding process
that all are put through who stop there.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

Could our township supervisors see their
upon such portions of the roads as are adja-
cent To the village, and the condition of which
is almost intolrrabie, they would do a real SER
vice to the public. Take for instance. the road
how toilsome and wastefui of time it is to get
from the railroad crossing To the place of
Landlord Field. And yet its use is necessary
for much heavy hauling, besi le many venture
over it in pleasure vehicl, S. in gratifying their
curiosity TO see the progress of the work at
the IIarbnr. We noticed the other day, the
hauling of lime stone from the harbor to keep
Humphreys kiln agoing The public ought
not tp be compelled thus to worry over a road
all cut up into ridges and ruts, full two feet
from bottom to summit, until after har-
vest, aud the supervisor takes hold of
the matter in his usual way. If the
supervisors do not feel authorized to look
after and improve such pieces of road, is it
not the duty-.or at least does it not come
within the province of the commissioners to
order, Immediately, II sufficient amount OF
work to at least render them tolrrable for
public uscy We cannot but believe that such
II course is lcgitimalely within The line OF their
duty. Will not Commissioner Morrison give
this matter IA little thought, and direction,
which shall result in an umelioratiJn of our
suffcrings?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

HOLLOwAY's PuLs.-Let lne Plilid. broken. down
spifitess martyr TO dyrpepsIg aud liver complain
hasten to obtain these ps. There il health and life
in them for s thls afflicted. Sold IS Maiden Lanc,N I.
Price % cents per box pot Ask for style; lie
old is couuterfeited.
PINE LUNBER.-Mr. q { CULLEY Is agent for Hr. J.
of Pine Lumber stacked up and pretty well seasoned,
the Centre street station. Those in want viii lhd
this good opportunity for purchasing.
To COnsumpiives,- The advertiser, having bsen
permanently cuied OF that dread disease COu-uu piun.
by simple remedy, Is anxious 10 make known 0 hi
fellow sufferers the Of cure. To all who desire
it, he will send copy Of the prescription used CreG Of
charge with the directions for preparing and UE the
same, which they will ind sare Cure Jyr CONSUMPTION,
AsfILaG, Br0GctS c..
Parties wishing the prescription will p!ea7c address
1ls6y Rev. EDH ARD \. WILSON
i9i Penn Street. Willlam.bur-h. y, y.
Th Imp prov ed No. Grover Il Baker shgtt"
Sewing Machine sells rapidly wherever introduced. Il
has many decided points OF excellence which place Il
at the head of the many compctCr- IN the market We
offer very liberal inducements IN Northern
Ohio Send FOR circulars and terms.
GROVER Il BAKER 5. ". Co,
3mIsns u Public 50 Cleveland. o.
We Claim Thai Miss sAwYEBs sALyE is entirely
different from all Others.
That there are a great msny good Sslves offered
for sale hat nom good AZ Mics sawyers saye.
That every family should have a box
That it will do all and than 1t is recomeud
ed to do.
Put up in boxes at 90 cents each. Sold by all Drag
sIsI-: -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

GEoRoE srEERE, adjoining the Ashtabula
House block, keeps the best assortment IN
town Of Mcershaums, choice Cigars ana INC
best and most popular brands Of Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco He has also nm assortment
of beautiful Shells and Confectionery, and Is
prepared to fill any orders for Slencil Platcs.
GEaReE is n genius, and his head Is always
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

Mr. LAMB the new Clerk OF the County,
carries all his courtesy, gentlemanly bearing
and prompiness into the affairs of the office.
A halt hours business with the Clerks Office
The other day, rrpleted our wallet, warmed
the Editorial heart, aud gave us better opin-
ion of the world than our experience sometimes
leayes as we are called upon 10 rough ii as. we
go. We have in Mr. Lamb as well rs in his
county colleagues, man with heart, aud
that too, in the right place
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

The proprietor of the Conneaut Reporter
has been on jaunt and got back TO his den
all safe and unharmed, Notwithstanding he
must have got considerably out of sight of
the smoke OF his own chimney. Ashabula,
J flerson and Andover, friend REG, may,
perhaps, be permitted 10 run awhile now. AS
Andover is big with expectation, and threaten
ing to kick out of her swaddling bands, it
may be well enough tO look little after her.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

That mammoth barn from the Root alley,
has drawn its slow length along occasionally
swapping its hawser-uutil 1t has got fairly in
to the Blakeslce lane, and near its destination
on the rear of the Booth lot The opinion is,
that Beckwiih, the mover, will not come out
whole with his $l20 for the job If anybody
m makes anything out of the affair, we are in.
clined to think 1t will be Mr. Z. c. Fisk, who
has got rid of IT,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

a limited number Of tie citizens Of the
county met IN Convention at Jefferson on
Saturday May 10Th, for the purpose OF elect
ing dclgafes 10 Columbus ~ nominate candi.
dates for State offices. The meeting organized
by elcciing james Reed Of Ashlabula, President
aud W. {. Iowels, Of Jefferson, Secretary
\ comm iticc was appointed 10 report names
iDr dclcgaics, who preseutcd The following
which report was duly accepted II. u.
Woodbury., S. A. Northway, and r. ". Nor
ton, Jeiicrson; r. J.. Jones, Wayne II. A.
Reeve, Sew Lyme; jams Reed and Henry
Fn.salt A.htabula, :. S. Burrows, Geneva =,
S. }. Smith Conuesut (. r. 8. Winship, Pici.
poni D. J.. Crosby, Rock Creek O1 mo.
ton the delegation WAS authorized to fill
vacancies or cast The flll vote Of tho county.
Morr NLws FOR AsmrABuLA. .- sYfrn and
HAHILTos. baye established themselves 10
our midst, In business which they thorough.
Iy understand, and have proven themselves
masters of The fines; branches. and now oG,r
their united and superior talents 10 the people
Of Ibis and adjoining towns in their hUs.n So
which il painting houses, signs, clrriag e, o..
namrnial and lrcscD pain ing IN dis'cmp'r
or in oil. Graining is also executed by these
gentlemen in the finest and most artistic ni.n.
ner Of tic ngc, aud IN papcr hanging thy
cannot be surpassed other in plain or dec
7 raii'e paper. They also mauniacture store
shades TO order in colors aud style, To suit TIE
customers. They are Laying a shop built
on the ally directly in icur of Mr. Cloy4I's
shoe iSiore and Alr. y. II. Tyl,f. grocery
store where they propose 10 carry On their
anything in their line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

HARBoR PRePERTY-Messrs. HENRY FAs-
sETT and P. F. GOOD have purchased the j.
w. HILL dock lot, on the cast side Of the Har
bor-30 feet front and similar one directly
opposite, on the other side of the road leading
to the beach, for the sum of 81 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

Negotiations have been entered into by Mr..
L. A. UITCHcOcK with Mcssrs GEO. Z. NET
TLETON and p. T. Coop for the sale of his
shop property. embracing lot buildings and
machinery. Terms not known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

ABOUT thousand of the miners who have
so long been on strike at the mines near
Youngstown, Ohio, have returned to their
work Two or three thousand OF The strikers
still hold out, and the mine-owners declare
that they will not take them again into their
employ. Their places are to be filled by i'm
migrants, of whom 1000 have been engaged
in New York. One hundred of these arrived
on Monday, and went to work, protected by
the police
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-17

THE ROADS of the village are likely to be
pretty thoroughly evened and graveled up
and at very moderate and low rate, as the
gravel to be taken out in sinking tue cellars
of the Haskell block has all been contracted
10 the village. The material is good, we un-
derstand, and as to location could not be more
convenient