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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
csnnsssis-s ana Free sunrsss.


Connecticut, in Der election The other day,
refused the right Of spffrsge to the colored
people within her limits The oldest OF ber
citizens who went to the polls may live to
regret that act Of short sghteduess and
Injustice. She has committed wrong from
pure love OF ii, for nobody win pretend that
the decision would, either one way or the
other, particularly affect the political
charactert Of the State, SO far as votes are
concerned. There are only, according to
the las. census, abont 1000 negroes in the
State who would be entitled TO the suffrage,
AID u they oil voted With either party IL
would not change the result, presunaing
parties to continue to bold the relc,ive pos
isions they have for a few years past. The
Republicans could, ifthey had chosen. havo
given the right Of suffrage to the blacks 10
spite Of the whole Copperiesd vote in the
State. Not to do so was to add 8. so
much moral strength to the party, ard to
waken their own. The act is simply one Of
gross injustice, which can only be account
sl for by the fact that even four years of
terrible war has not been enough TO knead
the eoagh out Of the pro,Slsesry subsefvi
ence Of Connecticut to their Sou'bery slave.
holding masters. They hattd black men
because Slavery whipped them into H., and
they haven't acquired manhood enough,
even from the last four years teaching, to
have got over il. The old marks Of the
slave'driver's whip are as plain on their
backs Of the half tmancipated blacks of the
South. q 'Ho'a P.
The act makes the road before US TO
complete peace and the restoration of the
Union more difficult. That therefore 2,
900 men in voting population Of Is, 900
were disfrauchiseG in Connecticut, though
a very base wrong aud q signal outrage,
was matter Of comparatively small practica
Importance. But that such an eyal exam
pie should be followed aud sustained by the
moral iofaence of Connecticut In depriving
100000 loyal men at the S,u,h Of ,hs
right to vote is o fact, the prasticle import
ance Of which canno. yet be calculated.-
Wrong is sometimes to be measured, no,
by the spirit that prompted it, but by the
consequences that follow. Irjnstice to the
black race has cost this nation dearly. /
has dug the graves Of its frst born and its
brsvest. If We have not yet learned to be
wise, there are other lessons in store for us to
make US wiser. Connecticut, like Alaba ma.
turns her eyes backward to the old days of
Slavery and Overseershp, and in so doing
assu es Alabama that her struggle for lost
dominion is not without hope II is re
crenncy for, which The price must be paid,
il this act Of Connecticut is not stamped
with universal reprobstion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

COMPLICATION AT Gov, TASTINoPLE -
The Tribsoe has letter from CoDstaDt
pie. estimating the result of The late con
asgraiion ss from six to eight thousand
houses burned, including more than a hun.
pslacss, eight mosques. two churches, ise
khsns and many public baths. II 10 esti
msted that the tnfferers by the FIRE NUN bers
about $4,000. The space burned over 10
sboot two miles in length. and half mile
IN width, including the wesl,hiest and poor.
est quarter OF Siamboul The Turks are
the heaviest sufferers. All the palaces be.
loaged torben. and suppose seven ten,h
ofs,be houses and shops. walked, 10 day
over the ruins of these Turkish quarters,
spd such scene Of sbsolaie desoletion
have never seen in any inhabited ei,y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

The N Y. Herald's Washington specia
October Cd says about the middle of las
month Gen. PaIke received information O
@ plot at Lynchburg, Va, 10 rob the Posi-
Quartermasters safes of Of a large amounr
Of money it was known to contain The
case was worked up and resulted in the ar.
rtstaDd placing in the Old Capital Jail O!
B:evet Brigsdier General G. Briscoe of thr
l29th Pennsylvania volunt, ers, commanding
the post at Lynchburg. and a w. Lackey,
OF Forester. Mass, formely So Ter at
that post. Gen. B iscoe is an Irishman by
birth, and has been in command of the pos,
at Lynchbutg since Lees surrender.
Capt. w. Alberger. son of tbeCanal Com
missioner OF New York, has been Quarter.
master at Lyncbburg. ard had in bis charge
on the. 2lst of Sept. Sl20, 900 in Green
backs, besides large amount OF captured
gold coin and bullion which had been pla C.
ed in bis charge for safe keeping.
Briscoe approached AIberger through
Lsckey, and proposed to him, as the war
was about 10 close, and none of them ha d
made money out out Of it. they should make
grand haul in concert, and pocket $50,
600 spiece. Alberger kept the funds 10 o
safe which formerly belonged to rebel off
Ger, and this fact was to give color 10 the
report that he had robbed it.
Briscoe was 10 arrest the qrar,ermaster,
his clerks. and half be people Of Lypchbu-e
TO avert suspicion. The General took an
impression Of The safe key in wax, and rent
Lackey to Philadelphia to get the key s
made. Alberges, osien,ibly in the plot 10.
formed the Secretary Of War, and two or
,hree Of General Bakers tfficers we're sent
down to Lyncbburg TO arrest the guilty
parties These officers saw, throogh holes
in the ceiling Of the ofice, Gen. Briscoe
come in while the qnartermaster and his
clerks he'd gone TO dinner, saw him unlock
the safe with false key, take out three
packages OF gretnbacks, Of $40, each
aud load himself down with coin aud bullion
to'the amount Of near 81 5 900, having pre-
viously ignited saturated paper aud cloth
with q view OF burning the building. They
followed him across the hall TO his Office
aud burst in on hiG, counting aud arrang
ing the money behind his boted door.
The wax moulds and false keys were
found upon him, and the proof was indis
putabie. These proofs are now In GU
Bakers possession.
Briscoe and Lsekey are In the Old Cap
itol Prison and Alberger. the honest quar-
master, Is on duty at his old post.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

The CATTLE PLAGUE We have heard
within the past few. day Of the death of
quite a number Of cattle, in this city, and
vicinity, mostly cows, They have died
very suddealy. and applied remedies have
appeared not TO bave any had The least
effect Very few Of the cows have surviv.
ed more than twenty four bours after being
attacked. The general sympiom are,
loss Of appetite, sudden drying up of the
milk, and violent fever. We heard Of
one instance where . noble COW gave ten
qusrts OF mix 10 the mo, ming, at oIgh. was
completely dried op. and was dead the next
mofpipg. 10 1t the cattle plsgusf v,, ,,os
Clsreland Herald.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
gcnsafion.

Quite sensation was produced in S..
Marks Episcopal Church. on Sunday the
lst, by the appearance of the Rev. Dr.
Wilmer in the church. Dr.. Wilmer was
the pastor of the church before the war
broke ont. and his secesh procliviies 10
duced him TO leave and go South wi,h Il
large smouat Of baggage, which was de
tained at Fortress Monroe by the govern
ment. Thsl Rev. DR.. appeared in tho
chancel 10 assist In celebrating the holy
communion service, and this was the signal
for large portion Of the congregation to
leave the church in disgust.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Millinery !

MRS. SILL would soy to the Ladies OF
Vl Kingvie, that she has opened Minsry Store dr,t
door west OF Darne Spring Ms south sde where she ia
prepared to do all kinds Of work In her line and 70,
neatne and tae not TO be outdone fresh supply Of
carefully selected Goods will be constantly hand As the
test Of the pudding the eating OF H. so Of the work is the
trying OF It.
Kingsyille Oct. 4, 1895. s23
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
Cenn.eIIent EI.etian-

The people Of Connecticut have voted down
the Constitutional Amendment proposing TO
make intelligence, not color. the test Of admiss-
ion to the bailo,.box. The vote was light
and tho majority was small. The State gave
majority fer Lincoln. last fall. Of only 2,4Oo,
Ia total vote Of s6,s76. 10 ls47 the same
proposition was submi,ted and the majority
against II was four to one. Now the State ap.
pears to be nearly equally divided on the
question. Triumph is 10 reserve. ot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
L.ssr Mexican News.

The My. HeraId's Mexican correspond.
sni details the recent success Of the Impef,
islists 10 Chibuahua.r Sonors, rad oiber
States, stated that Pesqueera the Republi.
can Governor Of Sonora after being driven
out of Hemresville the capitol was pursued
and lost oil bis war materials aud had BIZ
force completely dispersed while in China
hua. II Is said The Imperialis,s marched
across the State, routing every detachment
Of the Republicans which they met. The
Imperial troops as therefore announced, oc
eupied the city Of ChIbuabua on the 18Th
81 August.
Vs0p bis late visits 10 the interior towns
Msximiflish was received with much enthu.
sissm by the inhabitants. DEGREES among
otbefs have been issued By the Emperor,
govefnment appropriating four handrsd
ibousand dollars towards building . street
feilrosd, and proelsimiOg Mexico open te
emIgrstion from all countries and establish
inG small colonies along the entire ronte
between the Capital and Vera Cauz.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

SYSTEMATIC EMIGRATION The Boston
Transcript says:-Governor Andrew, 10
connection with other gentlemen in various
parts Of the country have nearly matured q
plan ty which they contemplate the estat.
lishment Of central tfice 10 New York.
where the owners Of lands in slave States
can become acquainted with Northern pur.
cbssers. and thus system Of emigration
organized, which will fill the South with q
popu lation having Northern energy and
ideas. A branch Office will be Instituted il
oil the former slaves States. AS the pro,
ject goes on, European immigrants may BE-
induced to settle particular regions. The
whole scheme is upon large scale and uu.
der tho charge Of gentlemen abundautly
able to meet oil the exigenciss that may
ariae .U' Hr r.I"-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

DEW RENTING AT THE M, E
CHURCH.-The annual renting Of Seats In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church In this place. will Saturday
October 7th at one O'Clock II 10 earnestly de-
sed that all persons interested should be present. that
selections may then and there be male.
BY order OF the Trustees Of the T. Church snd Society
of Ashtabela. -- lts23
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

SAN DoMSeo.-Adviees have been re-
esivsd from San Domingo to The 5th OF
September. The death penalty for polti
cal offeuses has been abolished. The Unit.
ed States Steamer Msrcedts had arrived at
San Domingo. and salu,ed the Dominican
dag. Her commander. accompanied by
the American Consul. paid visit to the
present head Of the Government. Families
who left the island during the war returning.
business Is rsviving. new newspapers have
been started. and The prospects OF the eouo-
"y are In every way encouraging.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

FoREIos.-Ths Fenian movement. co ntin
ues to eogross public attention in England
Numerous arrests continued to be made,
snd IL has been discovered that Feuiaui,m
has even 'p' cad ist' the EogIish army. The
American who had been arrested at III.
Irish Psoplss Office has been set free, bu,
other arrests Of Irish Americans. arriving
in ireland, are made. President JOHNSON
aud Secretary Seward are represented by
the Eaglish press as The warm friends o.
Epgiand. 10 neilai33
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

The English tourists, at Mssdville Pa
we're honored with On ilIumin.tion and dis.
plsy OF ars wo ks on Thursday oflsst week.
A grand ball later on the same evening.
terniusted their festivities and their sisit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07
PROCLAMATION !

Proclamation is hereby made to the quaietd Electors
Ashtabu Township that at the general Iiscon to he
on Tuesday October 10Th, 1865 you then and there
vote for two Justices OF the Peace
BY the resignation of Edward II. Fitch and Frederick W.
Sykes, Esqs. BY order o: the Trustees.
d. W. HASKELL, T. Clerk
Ashtabula, Sept. 20, 1895. 3ts2l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

Among the many valuable Farms and other property
offered through this agency would call particular attention
TO the following, VIII
The Iron Foundry and lot so feet front and 90 feet hack
large and commodiouz building with all the tasks
terms and good steam engns-a In good eondi,iopvery
h,Sy %n Ea &c W M Ansy y p rops sf iho
nsry ehssn ana ,,rm, Of n.,msnt ...Y Fna~,. % %
cfo,sy n' on premises, or oi H. coos. -A4''
farms With good houses, barns orehads aud water.
ranging from % to 200 situate the townships
Plymouth and Sheheld for sale very reasonable and time
ed..n.tIs homestead. within three mile. Of shi. Village
acres For ssls very cheap. -
Tha. we'll known Farm on Plan, Road n, n.. ,,o,, ,.
mage owned snu occupied py d. Netteton eont.ising
eounv two rood srrs houses son,s s1s
arye ksYrs ons a6r7G hers h.rs ors so, 80 aS.ls ~
Of the late a1d farm in high state Of eu
vaton rs we'll timbered excellent fruit Of all Kinds.
nu sPi,ngA ree. slS per seIe. uhe sDeve
m esn De oivioeo into Two arms Win good dwelling house
or At Above Once. " " v v. p''A'''''
The T.,erp stand IN ,b;, ,.ee o.en;.a nv rita
srys and IN hih r."ts "s o ~ n t ~ n., on ans re-
.xt.nd;rg bact 70 p.,t stree, .nsi. h., 80
arranged buidng DC one Of The most Ioations
In this town No better opportunity need Be- looked for bv
wishing TO engage in the hotel basinesa Pes
reasonable and ,erms Of payment easy.
,i s @ h 49, s...,,s % .n,ai,n % OK M lug. ~ on nsnA
well good sugar bush good hsu,e tive good barns
Gooo ru' "p p sid onn e u ne most desirable In
premises. or at above office. -ars
Also 3oK acres adjoining the above 12 aeres meadow
well watsred' for sale at $50 per acre.
by hn S containing s6 two good hou,es two bsrps
rs acres we'll tubered exceIent fu. and eood .sr
$780, Enquire Of John S premises above Office.
$50 mostly tmbered land about l2 acres improved
IN IN pennaIk sooa steam saw mill good houses good
~stsr onIx .ilcs sns III THuns s .t sha xoIu
County and miles from the line of the ksro.d For sale
at bargain Price only 5000 Enquire Of r. Jenuinrs
ESQ of Ashtabul Ia or at above Office
r., Iii Io-n -. "a -, g.. 49,
,c,as ronin mi,ss f s.ht, 1J E % ,i S eonSng ah
owned BY D. Hubbard Esq; large and commodions house
good barns and outhouse coed wafer and fruit IS acres
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-23
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was about stationary last
evening, with about four feet eleven
inches water. I'd
The Wild Wagner did not reach here,
she having been prevented by low
water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-23
German Weekly Newspaper
I'm wheeling, West Va.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
BOUT THE FIRST OF DE

A BOUT THE FIRST OF DE-
IA CEMBEN next, I win commence the publ
cation of a GERMAN WEEKLY NEWSPA-
PER bearing the above title As the name in.
dicates IL lViH adrocas the interests Of the tbor
ina class, and viii be devoted 10 the welfare of
the German population generally. 1t viii be
issued on Saturday Of each week, aud viii he
printed upon clear white paper IN la,gc andlcg-
ible type. Zach number iriH Co,ts.H tcsHty.
eight columns Of mater and viii present cacl
week = complete record OF thc Current News,
the Produce and Cattle Ma kcts OF the principal
cities in the United States; Editorial Comments
upon the Chief questions of the day. Local News
from all quarters of the State aud Poetry and
Miscellany OF variOus kinds.
twill be our aim to make "DFR ARDcrrTR
FREUSD" an acceptable Family Newspaper to
Germans Of al shades Of political .taith hut the
general tone of the paper VIII be Democratic,
and it will earnestly advocate the rights OF
adopted citizens a5
frlce' Tor one year, in advance, Two Dottars.
For six months, One Dollar
Where delivered by Carrier, in tho city. - %.
Subscriptions and Advertisements .rc 70.
spectfuny solicited.
WIS BAKER.
oct3O Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-23
New York Market,
NEW YORK, Nov.

. NEW TOXIN, NV. -.
Cotton-steady; prices without deci-
ded change; 53a53c for middiing, the
latter for Orleans. FIour--opened steady
and closed about 5aiUc better on com
mon aud Medium grades; SS,l5aS,30 for
extra state, S9a9,O5 for common TO good
shipping brands extra Il. III. o., ana S9,lO
ali 80 Tor trade brands. WhiSky-dull;
heavy and lower; western ut S2,3Ga2,4O,
chiefly at inside prices Whcat-Tules
in favor of buyeas with only very mod
crate demand; Sl,7Jal 81 for Milwaukee
club, 81 ,65 for unsound Milwaukee club,
81 IS for prime amber Milwaukee, Sl,96
for extra Chicago club, - for common
white western. Rye-Qdiet. Barley
dull and heavy; $l,26al,3S for Canada
West. Barley Malt-dull. Connective
and frmer; 9Ia95c for unsound, 96aO7c
for sound mixed western, and % &c for
high mixed western yellow. Gats-tirm-
er: 4Sa53c for unsOund, and 6laGlc for
sound. small parcels of prime at 65c.-
Coffee-steady; Rio at l4!c for gold; Su-
gar-quiet; Cuba Muscoyado l4ai4!c
Petroleum-active AMI higher, crude at
4Oa4lc, refined i'll bond at 65c, for Dee.
at 64c Pcrk-decidedly lower; S3l 90!
a32, 90 for mess; closing AT 81, 10 Tor cash
and S27 so for prime mess; also 300 hbls
of mess, at sellers option, all the year, at
S3la3l.25, and $50 bbls. of new mess, for
Jan. and Feb, sellers option, at S3Oa3O,-
80. Beef-dull and heavy; llal4c for
plain mess, aud l4a17c for extra mess.
Beef Hams-quiet at 4Oa44c Cut Meats
more active and lower. l41al6c for
shoulders, and 19a22 for hams. Bacon
dull Lard-less active and lower at 234
a2st. Bntter-quiet; 30a42c tor Ohio,
and 3Sa50 for State. Cheese-tirm ut ii
a19c.