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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
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GENEVA, Oct, 23d, 1860.
A meeting Of citizens was held TO take into
consideration the wants Of the people OF Kan
sos and the best means Of relief for the desii-
tu,e in that territory. A. Turner Esq, was
called to the chairand, II. Montgomery chosen
Secretary
Tbe unanimous feeling Of the meeting was
that the friends Of freedom could not afford to
Gee the Free State men starved out aud the ter
rtory given up to the Slave-drivers.
J. II. Bosworth, Isaac N. Fitch, and N
Brigham, were appointed a Township Execu-
tive Committee, with power to appoint sub-com-
mittees in each school-district in the township,
and adopt such other measures as may be ex-
pedieut to raise funds Immediately, aud continue
doing so as long as may be necessary to furnish
the needed relief
The meeting then listened to statement oi
the condition of the people Of that territory by
Mr. Joseph Gardner, who has been resident
there for six years past. His statements fully
corroborate those contained in the N. Y Tri-
bune and papers generally, respecting the desti'
tution there, and that while they have helped
themselves to the extent Of their ability, large
part Of the people there must either receive aid
from abroad, or be compelled 10 leave the ter
ritory.
Dir. Garduer has credentials signed by nearly
all the officers Of Douglas county, the Mayor o.
Lawrence, G. Robinson, the Topeka Governor
/ ~ Eora.a NJ IT Copwav NJ c. aud or. g
w. Julian Of Indiana, recommending him Ir
high terms as entirely reliable and trustworthy
These credentials we're read by the secretary
and considered satisfactory.
II was then voted that the proceedings
the meeting be published iu the Ashtabula Sen
tinel and Telegraph.
II. MONTGOMERY, Sec'y.
MR. GARDSER, may spend few days in thu
County, and will address the people when de
sired. and give such information as may be need
ed to enable the friends Of humanity to act 10
diligently in the premises.
There ought to be organizations formed a
once in every township, and opportunity give
TO all to contribute their mite to the cause c
which the FREQ mcu OF Kansas are the practca
expoueuts aud while they have stood, and al
still standing 10 the forefront Of the battle !c
human rights, let us cot forget thom IN this, th
hour of their great extremity.
Remitiauces should be made by drafts pay
able to D. G. Peabody or Z. 6. Macy, Bloom
ngtou, Douglas equity, KausaS
III. MONTGOMERY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

D. j. SHERMAN Esq, is announced to address
the Democracy Of this region-Douglus wing
at Smiths Hall, on Saturday evening Of this
week. We know nothing of Mr.. Sbermans
elocutonary powers, but if be has any Of the
ring about him that belongs to his brother it
may pay TO 60 and hear what can be said in
favor of the "gurreat principle"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

In South Caroline whore they preach disan'
ion intensified, Senator Hammond is busily can
vassng for reelection. Other POliiiciaps--socn
ns the redoubtable Keitt the illustriOns Rhett
and the placid Col. orr-are covetng the Sena-
tors place, It 10 said, with as much fsrvor as !
they believed the Union good fore thousand
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
TIE o. :. LOAN OF 10000, 900, has al

TIE o. =, LOAN OF $40, 900, 900, has oil
been taken at about par, notwithstanding
the probable election of LINCOLN g. HAN.
LIN, and the consequent dissolution of the
Uuion. Indeed, RIGGS & Co. of n. York,
the senior member of which firm Is the
treasurer of the Breckinridge Committee,
and on close terms with Secretary COBB,
bid one per cent premium for $500, 900 of
the loan, and dispatches were received from
New York parties expressing willingness
to take at par all of the loan that remain
ed unsabscribed for The ghost of disso.
luton don't seem to stalk about Wall St.,
loose, as it does about our devout and de-
voted village.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

HtSr Every Republican of Ohio must deep,
ly regret the defeat of CARY, HELMIcK and
THEAKER, three true men of our strong Re-
publican Delegation in Congress-the most
influential delegation on the floor. All these
gentlemen represent Districts where the
Republicans have never had unaided MAORI
ties-aud now, by the Union of the Demo
Gratis upon their candidates. and the assiS'
tance Of the Know Nothings in Theaker'.
district, We are defeated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

..,,A,0. n thai direction. The eject upon The
f.,,on,,ts vho ,ild assemble, was something like
that produced upOn a Douglas friend Of ours
on his way bOms the other night who rceled
into a gutter, which was little damp, and after
vallowipR about some time and finding himself
unable to gain perpendicular, raised his head
IN resignation upon his elbow, aud in reply TO
the question why he did not get up and 90
home, said be wns pretty much discouraged.
MARYLAxD.-The Tribpns says 1t has trust
worthy sdvics from Maryland to the effect that
Breckinriage Is now certain to carry that State,
the strength Of Bell and Everett having dwin-
died away under the influence Of the October
election. This party too, has been, It is assert
ed, materially strengthened aud encouraged by
an addition 10 its exchequer, either from the cal.
leo resources Of New Y ork, or the more fruitful
source Of treasury scrinmages. The October
elections have infused considerable life into the
respective wings Of Locofocoism north and
! eouth. The foregone conclusion that there Is
no ray Of hope for either of them in the Novem-
Der struggle either singly or by fusion, the prime
object now is 10 preserve the organization and
the integrity Of each by confidently guarding
against the debauching effects Of fusion. The
view Of the White House and its treasury ap-
pliances begins now to receive its enchantment
from its enhanced distance. and the great queS'
ton now is, which Of the Kilkenny gramalkins
shall have the more considerable bit Of tail left
as stock in trade for the campaign of 1864. The
matter does not especially concern US, we know
but we think, nevertheless, there is ground TOR
apprehension. that democracy has become too
efIete for intelligent hope of resuscitatlon, aud
all this furry about the future, is bootless. 1t
may as we'll compose itself for its impending
dissolution, aud 60 decenty out OF the world
as to expose itself by impotent spasms aud con
tortions to the thOughtless levity OF an unfeel
ing world Should this hint be taken advsnt
age Of, we will hold ourself iu READINGS to writ
its epi,aph whenever it's village leader shall Sc
ct to remind us Of this pledge.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

OH ABE GOING TO SPEAK.-As Messrs.
Breckenridge and Douglas have taken the stump
Mr. LincoIn's friebds have concluded to make
an appointment for him. He will address biz
fellow citizens. Of all parties, from the east pOr
tico Of the Capitol, at Washington City, on tb'
4th day of March next at o'clock p. NJ AL
are invited to attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
ASH ABB U l. A:
SATURDAY MORNING. 0cT'R. 27, 1860
FoR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
RoR VICE PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN.

OREoOH SESAToRs The Legislature OF Ore
gon has elected j. w. Nesmith, Douglas Demo
crat. for the long term and Z. S. Baker, Re-
publican, for the short term, to the U. States
Scnate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

~ Hugh Forbes. whose bogus Kansas ex-
posures were bought by the New York Fifth
avenue democrats, and who has lately been in
Garibaldi's army, has been dismissed by the Ita'
ian revolutionists for bis wilfulness and mischief
making, and is now wandering through Itay
as Mazzinian apostle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

HA,Mr. John Jay, iu an address before
the Protestant Episcopal Convention, speaks
of class of conservatives who chad they
lived at the dawn of creation, would have
besought God to preserve chaos I"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

PESSsYLvASIA.-The Douglas State Commit
tee OF Pennsylvania have withdrawn their Elec.
toral ticket leaving in the Geld ouly the mixed
one, partly for Douglas and partly for Breekin-
ridge. That will help Lincoln to cool 10000
majority iu November
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

Mr.. RIDDLE's MAJoirY IN THE CUYHooA
DIsncr, falls little short Of 1000. A
pretty good vote for young man, on bis
hrst run-and pretty good reply to the
attacks Of the National Democrat. The
charge Eof "sbqitsoaism" doesn't seem to
be fatal in gallant Cuyshoga
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

The HEIR APPAENT, to the British throne,
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, Baron
Renfew, etc, has completed his tour of the
country and embarks from Portland short.
ly for home. His progress has been o
brilliant one. The Canadian subjects Of
his excellent mother made the best display
of their loyalty aud affection they were able,
and with the exception of the stupid and
bigoted conduct Of the Orangemen IN
thrusting the mementoes Of old feuds upon
his notice, they made his visit to them
pleasant and satisfactory. But the better
taste and the larger lberality exhibited in
the reception OF the Prince in the U. States
quite invoke their envy, aud they growl in
real j ohn Bull style because the Prince has
beeuso much better satisfied with his enter
tainment here than with that he experinced
in the provinces. The New York parade
and festivities in honor of the Prince were
costly and snowy, while those at BJston
we're more quiet aud pleasant. The balls
in both cities we're got up with all the
taste and luxury that money could CON-
mand and the Prince seemed to enjoy them
highly. IL fact dancing has been the thing
in which be has evidently found most enjoy.
ment. He may be said almost liter ally to
have danced through the country, from
Quebec to St Louis, and buck by Washing.
ton to Porlland-''d down outside aud up
the middle" changing partners all the way
which we take to 6c an entirely new figure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

The Detroit Tribune says that Mr. Douglas
may well emphasize my great principle for II
we are to judge from the election returns It Is
nobody else's principle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

Forty-four male members of Rey. Dr.. Chec.
ver's church in New York have followed him
to England with formal protest against the
application which lie is making for aid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

PENNSYLVANIA oFYIcAL--Complete oricial
returns make Curtins majority 32,O92. The
Congressional popular vote shows a majority of
4l,75e. The Bell-Everett vote in the state, is
put at 1857
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
WI OF LANDS AND TEEEMENTS.
Ashtabula Com. Pleas, November Term, 1860
EzecutOrs of james Ray, }

Order OF sale.
Robert c. Warrington.
By virtue Of order of Sale duly Issued from said Court
in the above 10 directed will otter for by way
Of public auction the door Of the Court House In Jeer
son, Ashtabula county, Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 2S:h of November, A. D. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock said day. the follow
ing described Lands aud Tenements towit Lying situate
in tine Township Of AShabua County Ashtabua state
OF Ohio being in Township No r. in the Sd range of Town
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve called being
bounded and described follows TO wit Beginning st
stone buried in the ground being the s. W Of Ae
commodation alley called and from thence South
4H West along the East iiue of Nam street eigy-nne
and half cet thence South East to cedar post at
the top Of the bank, the West line of the Hum
phrey road thence along said Road Norhey to said aey
thence Westerly along said alley to the place OF beginning
Ass part of Lots No Sc and Ss in Hubbard ToEn Patt
of AEhtobua beginning at point in the North line Of said
Alley, two chains and thiryhye links from the Eat line OF
Main street to the SOutu line OF land owned by Math
ers Estate thence Eaferly along the South line of said
Mahes land to the stage thence Norhery along the
East ineinety links to the s. W. OF lot No 80 in
said Patt thence South 70 East three chains and City
links TO the brow Of the bank thence along the top Of said
bank In Southery far to neue the Blacksmith
Shop; thence Westerly along the North line of the Hum
phrey Road and Accommodation Alley to the place Of begin
ming and containing Is 100 Of Of land less
excepting and reseryng strip of land from last described
tract heretofore decided TO p j. Jones and another Ap
praised al sS,sOO
Special Master Commissioner
Jefferson, Oct 23d, 1850. 5w566S6 2!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

The DAY APPRoAcBEs-One week from next
Daesday, closes the Presidential canvass. This
u Rshor watch, and republicans must not be
found mapping Let them be steady in nerve,
and keep their eye upon the gun and make sure
of fraking the enemy in the last brOadside. The
old hulk Of locofoeois@ is pretty essentially
ehpphdi aD5 its solOrs are bound TO come down
IN November but We want q signal victory
snch an one as win place the commonwealth o
Ohio in the very front rank Of republican states
Oar maioEiiy mnst be materially increased. :
Every republiean voter must be brought out
and our ambitious Keystone neighbor must
have the eonceit taken of Der, by putting thai
$4,000 little 10 the shade.
What say the Republicans Of Ashtsbula
eoaniH shall the thing be done I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On thC

n DMlNlSIRAIOK'S SADE.-Ou tue
18th dny Of November 1860 between the hours OF ~
A. NJ and the premises herein described will be sofa
to the highest bidder the following real estate the proper
y OF William Ward deceased o-wit Situate In the Town
ship Of Geneva Ashbua county and State Of Ohio benga
part Of Lot No ~ n said Township and bounded West 6y
Lot No 49, and South by Lot No. H. the North by tile
highway and the North line Of said lot, and the East by
line parallel with the West line, aud far distant thereom
as ~ contain within said bounds Oyfve OF Land o
gee with the appurenanees thereon and subject 10 the
dover estate therein Of Freeove Ward.
Also other parcel Of aRd In said lot number ~ above
described and is bounded follows On the East by the
Township Of saybOo the South by lot number a. on the
North by the highway and the North line Of said lot NO. ~
and on the West BY the land described and containing
90 acres, be the less.
Terms of Sale-One third down. third ia year. an1
thd Ia two years The deferred payment to be secured
with the land sold with interest. ALMoN w. WARD,
Geneva, October s. 1850 6W564
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

RIoHT.--The Democratic State Committee Of
Pennsylvania has deliberately aud de6nitively
refused 10 put any Bell men on the Democratic
Electoral Ticket That is contrary to agree
mept, but is dictated by obvious policy. There
is 90 remaining hope Of defeating Lincoln so
the Democratic party refuses to be debauched
and demorulized for nothing. Since it can save
nothing else, it is resolved on saving its own or
ganization, so as to have future but an iutol
erabe SMELL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

Republcan papers have been claiming The
election Of daily Republican, delegate to Con.
gress from Nebraska, but the official returns
show the success Of bis Democratic opponent J..
Sterling Morton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

@. c. & @. R. R.-Tbe earnings Of the Cleve-
laGd Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
For September, lsoo, we're. Sl22 339 81
For September, 1850. .................. s7,993 II
increase. ..'.'..''.. .........' 9T42 81
There is nothing surprising about this. when
we consider the discrimination and intelligence
Of its officers, aud the consequent ability of its
management. Superintendent FLYST plays no
uni"portant part in giving popularity and sue
cess to this important line of transit and secur.
ing this measure Of prosperity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
Ix NAr1gs, tho Garibaldian forces ba

IY MALES, tho Garibaldian forces have
recovered from the disasters at Capua, aud
have gained great victory over the troops
of Bomba at Caserio, in which some two
thousand Of the latter were taken prisoners.
It will not require many defeats like this to
make the fight of Bomba necessary, which
should have take place some time ago.
The war in the Roman states is virtully at
an end, aud their formal annexation to Sar-
diuia ouly awaits the votes Uf the people.
The pope is naturally exasperated at the
course Of events and his own belplessness.
Iu one of these last efforts, addressed to the
consistory of bis cardinals, be rebukes the
detestabe and sacrilegious attacks Of the
king of Piedmont, declares the acts Of the
Sardinian government null and void, and
deuounces the trick Of non Intervention, by
which France and the other Catholic powers
thrown off their duty to protect him, as dis
aslrous, pernicous aud execrabe. TO all
these reproaches the emperor Napoleon re-
mains silent, and while he re-enforces his
troops at Rome for The protection of the
pope, the popo's cardinals, acting under
French influence, as is believed, advise the
departure Of bis holiness from Rome, aud
the french ambassador and commander al
Rome arc instructed to offer no obstacle,
moral or material, to the retirement Of the
holy father. 1t would seem as if Napoleon
were quite willing to see the pope abandon
Rome voluntarily, that thus his origina
plan, agreed upon with Victor Emanue
may be realized, aud Rome become the
capital of united Italy. We may at least
be sure that in the future development oi
Italian affairs, as in the past and presen t.
lhe intentions of the great actors on the
scene will be interpreted by events rather
than by avowals.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

LArER-A GREAr BATTLE. E.-The news
from Italy is that the wonderful Garibaldi
at The bloody battle of Volturno secured
victory along bis whole line. After des-
perate fight of eight hours, the Hero Of the
Red Shirt, leading bis forces with revolver
in hand, completely routed his greatly su'
perior Neapolitan assailants, and pursued d
them close under The walls of Capua. The
loss of the Royalists is estimated at 5000
killed and wounded, and 5000 prisoners.
A brigade of Germans was cut off from the
main body Of the Neapolitan army and
driven to the mountains. The King Of
Naples and bis brothers were present at
the Battle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
w OF LANDS and TENEMENTS-AsHTABULA CON.
MON PLEAS-Neyember Term 1859.
Daniel Webster, }
) PlurieA Order OF Sale.
" B Chapman.
BY Virtue Of Pues Order Of Sale duly Issued from said
Court n the above to directed viii offer for sale by
OF public auction al the door OF the Court House In JEFF
ferson, AEhtabulA County Ohio, on
"Wednesday, the 29th Of November, A. D. 1860,
between the hours 10 O'Clock OF said day. the follow
Ing described Lands and Tenements toWt Situate in the
County Of Ashtabu and state Of Ohio being part Of og-
nal number in Township No H. In the tst Of town,
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded and
described as follows Being part Of subdivision numbers g.
TO- and H. in said original lot No commencing at the
South East corner Of Ptneys land in the center Of the
Ridge Road running thence Eastery along the center of
said Ridge Road b stake four rods and six feet West from
the center OF the Thompson road aud thence Rorthey
parallel with said Thompson Road along the West line OF the
School House lot 10 keye south line to the East line OF
q l1neys land thence Southwardly along said lineya
East line to the place beginning containing twelve acres
b. the same more or less, Appraised at $3.50.
Wh. HEEDRY, Sheriff, as
Special Master Commissioner
Jefferson, Oct. 90 1860 5w666sl 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
HABERDASHERY vERSIFlED.

IL
And is chroncled forth in the Telegraphs pages,
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Causes and IAeea
shawa Bonnets, and Cloaks that rival the graces
MAY claim your attention, to brief rehearsal,
Ofa list OF Choice Goods In stock universal
And though less pretending are in merit more souad
And are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths OF all grades and textures you'll end,
Wool from your hocks and Of Alabama
And vestngs, the fancy harseies, silk and Black Sstn,
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread, Waddiug aud BattitR
Wickp Fannels, beaehed goodF Strpea Sheetag tlne
And Musins and Lawnf, bonnet dress aud swiss aae
Cambcs and Summer Stuff, checkd striped white shrE
Gloves Dress Goods Shaws and Ribbons skeleton Skts
Spice pepper and caFsia saeratus god medan nn
Boos baskets and bed Cords cloths nes buck gloves and
Super teas, sugars and fee, both Java and Rio
Pure as nop can be found in the Sta 70 Of Ohio
paper hangng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxea
Cloths pins wooen yarn and bows for the necks OF vou
Stone chun jugs jars and crock assorted gas; and nais
Mop handles wood and ron sash pchors and pater pais
And hoes for gents TO work with wooden pumps and
Budaos,
scythcs rnshs rukes and wash boards half BUSHELS and
Chalk rosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot Of Hats and Caps of every grade and style
II all outside heaped at twoudn be so biz nile
Shoemaker too word with you have you GOOD news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pinehers, hammara knives thed peg and
racs Nails avhandes brstles lining biudinR heel balls
French calf French chalk kip hosts sire sticks and morocco
Webbings aud lasngs of various shades shoe nees and
But hold my muse, further tar ahe prnser scutlOr
HsI ner end spaeO 1.-THE OF the list Of this ia ssoe
Of Goods;
Say then, that the stock Ia full and cOmplste,
That anxlousiy awaiting, patrons 70 rroel
Invite them ALL from South from North, from East snd from
| West
From city, from country, LlncoInto Dougs.ltes aud al
From every point of the compass, come all,
| Les'e all your spare dimes with your friend,
| AshtabuIs Oct. q, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27
BRIGHAM g. GO,

A RE now prepared to give the Men and
IA Boys FITS In all qualities and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-27

and viii do best to supply the wants Of friends
one and all. BRIGHAM co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

THE LAST SLAVE AUTO pA FE IN THE Souri,.
we published few days since a,telegram
stating that another slave had been burnt at
the stake in Georgia. The oAugusta Chronicle
furnishes these particulars: ..J a..f
B A young man, William Smith, was killed
by negro on Saturday night last, at or near
Bowling Green, in Oglethorpe County,
Smith was threshing wheat, and, being snx-
lous finish as early at possible, told the
negro, who was standing by, to take hold
and help, The negro refused, and replied in
an impudent manner to Smith, who there
upon attemptedto correct him, when the boy
drew knife and killed him almost instantly,
stabbing him in sixteen places The negro
made his escape, but was arrested ON Sunday
and a number of the citizens of Lexington
and the surrounding country assembled, and
after due investigation of the facts he was
burnt at the stake. Smith leaves wife (who
was present at the tragic scene) and five
children. , : la 7-0-' 49,