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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

1t is said that On extensive plot to rob the
banks and exchange Offices Of Toronto has re.
Gently been discovered. and in consequence oil
those estab lisbmeDts are now closely guarded
These attempts are made by the upprincipIed
skedadd!ers and bounty Jumpers who have
found in Canada protection and congenial
spirits.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

A Washington letter says very rich
vein Of gold bearing quartz has been dis.
covered on the Potomac, about twelve
miles from Washington. near the Great
Falls. An analysis made at the Phiadel.
phia Mint. shows that it is capable Of yield.
ing six hundred dollars TO the ton Of quartz;
$40 per ton will pay we'll for working. -
Some FIVE years ego, Prof. BTa:uerd exam
ined the same veins Of quartz further East,
near the city, and analyzed some Of it with
DR.. Breeds assistance, and found evident
traces of gold. A company has been form
ed for working this new vein, aud opera
tiops will be commenced iu mining and as.
saying. tt-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Msjor N. upon being asked shether be
was not seriously injured when the st.
Leonars steam boiler exploded. replied
that be was so used TO being blown up by
bis wife that q mere steamer had no effect
upon him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The State Department at Washington
has received intelligence Of the formal res
cindment by the governmentsof the Neither
lands Of the order granting beIiigeren,
rights to our Southern rebels. Holland ia
thus the FIRST of the European Powers 10
take this step.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Not satisfied with "a hot climate and q
suitable republican form of govsfnment. o
number of discenteoted persons In the re.
public Of Ssu Salvador have undertaken
TO get up rebellion and overthrow the ma
,ioDsf government.
The details Of the affair, es far as they
are heard from, seem like q tiny imitation
Of the late rebellion iS this country. Cab.
anss,N The leader Of the revolt, like JEFF
Davis, was high 10 The confidence Of bis
government, and had received special marks
OF favor, and filed important Official posi-
tions. The rebels in both cases at once
seized the public buildings aBd forts 10
their vicinity. The people Of the country
generally, on hearing, spontaneously volun-
teered their support TO the government, and
volateers aocked TO the national standard
10 unprecedented numbers. hh saij
This comparison may, however. only be
fancful as all the news we have about the
San Salvador trouble is from the govern
ment cfHcial newspapers Under the cir
cumstances a revolution in the tiuy repub'
lie Of San Salvador is very much like q
tempest 10 a teapot. lI ..m ss.5s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The l05th o. Regiment. have been paid
Of and mustered out Of the service -
The men Of the regiment have returned to
their respective homes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

MURRAY. our popular conductor on the
Cleveland and Erie railroad. the Buffalo
Courier says. has been appointed General
Passenger Agent at Louisville for the g. G.
and G. and Lake Shore railroads.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

1t is said that Secretary Stanton is having
prepared On answer to Gen. Sberman's recently
published statements.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

! The governuent h,s dispatched hye hnn.
drsd men to the Wilderness battle Geld for
ths psrpose Of giving proper in,ssneat to
The fsnsins Of all soldisss that may Be
yoono exposed. ea st1g tae fsf IS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Public sentiments in England is universal
against Davis execution, ueless his com.
plici,y with the ssssssinatio is clearly
shown The London Times, after denoun.
cling Davis as The originator Of repudia,ion,
as an iuveterate calumniator Of England,
and as going into rebellion wththe hope Of
starving Great Britain into recognition by
keeping back the supply of cotton, says, as
England pardoned ,be Irish rebels in lS4S,
America ought TO do the same with the
rebel President. rhi
The News is not sure that Davis is not
gailty Of completely with the assassination,
but Il hopes he will not be executed unless
bis guilt is more than merely technical
viz, the giviuga commission to the con-
spirators. acting under which they proceed
ed to acts not contemplated at Richmond.
The London Herald. a sympa'h hiziug O..
gan, after praisirg Davis courage and
cause, says. To such man there must bs
something inspiritipg and consolipg 10 the
prospect of such death, (being hanged. J
His blood, be will feel assured, will moi
fow in vain. The Globe thinks Davis
greatest crime wss bis failure, end iha,
want Of success alone prevented his okiug
bis place 10 after times by the side o.
George WASH Dgtoa. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The Grand Jury of the United States
District Court at Norfolk have found in.
dictments for treason against some forty
we'll known Rebels-among them General
Lee, Henry A. Wise. Governor Letcher,
Extra Billy Smith, w liam N. McVeigh,
formerly, Of Alexandria, David Funston,
formerly Of Alexandra, William b Rich
ards. jr.. james Lyon, Of Richmond, and
Generals Breckinridge. Early and Kemper.
Judge Underwood arrived 10 Washing.
ton on Sunday, bringing with bim all the
documents connected with the indie; menl
Of Robert e. Lee and SO others. The
Judge also intends to see and consult with
the Attorney General on. the matter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

A Dutcbmsn exclaimed. while admiring
the review of Shermsn's Army, Nine Gott
mine Gotif how glad I am dat ] am an
american. 80 - V'@
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The Washington R.pubiiean announces that
John Mitchell. late Of tho Richmoud Examiner,
is sbout to be iudieted for treason in Judge
Undsrwoods Court.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

General Ashley, of Ohio, Chairman of
the House Committee on Territories, has
gone to Colorado to make explorations pre-
psratory 10 the organization Of new ter
ritory to be called Wyoming.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Mrs. Lydia II. Sgourney, the Poetess died
at her residence in Hartford. CT. last Sabbath
morning. aged 7e years. .s.-4. s.s5 8
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
Notice.

n PETITION will be presented to the
Mayor and Comon Council Of the IneorposAtsd village Of
Saturday the Goth day Of Js next prayins
them vaests pubic lane 80 feet vide iesdng from the
east aide Of Main high bank Of the Ashabula
creek bstween the old hefodist Episop Church, and
AshtsbuIa June IL. 1895. ot.sn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

I'say, boy, where does that right hand
road 60 to p inquired pedestrian Of a
rustic youth. og og.-...,,',,.,....g
Il don't know, SIR replied the, boy ;
'tain't been nowhere since we lived here
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

A short time ego the following sotiee
vas stack up on tailor's window near
Manchester Wanted, tsco apprentices; |;
they will be treated % one OF the family!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

A Richmond letter says the people Of Viz
gipia manifest total indifference as to the
fate OF JEFF. Davis. rt t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
New Millinery.

AS Spring opens with its forsl charms
ades vish 70 tats the fair productions Of nstre In their
dress Those who want the beautiful vsusbie IN art
win be pleased to learn that such bs had at the millinery
OF Phillips Brother who have just received
styles and with the assistance OF experienced hands
dsavor please all who favor With fheir pAropegos
~ Particular attention paid 70 all kInds ~ ssu work
~ APPRENTICES WANTEp. "a
100 = h,rsea.s MRS. PHILLIPS BRO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Over City thousand troops left Wa shington
during the past week for their homes
Gen Grant had a most enthusiastic 30 d mag
ni6cent reception 10 Chicago on Saturday last
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
For Sale.

Esfl6 .0I7--III = IIIN = 1tI1ll -
- WILL be Sold at Private Sale, the
Farm Of the subscriber pleasantly Situated the Lake
Shore about two miles west of the Harbor and within the
boundaries Of township consisting Of some Three
Hundud and Ten Acres Of superior land In high state OF
cultivation about 60 OF which Is In Wood and Timber.
Ths Buildings In good condition. and the Barn and Sta
bes exen sve For SOIL productvenes and beauty and de-
sirsbenes Of location, hardly surpassed in this vicinity
will be sold at the rate Of $50 per either In body
or divided to suit purchasers Enqulreof
.eai HENRY WILKINSON, y
.-..-.-. 81. 1. t. on the premises
Saybrook, May 20, 1855. 3m804 /
The cirard Win copy and continue for nosunIsss
sooner ordered out. ' %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
.J.u LAKF RRIE asn slt
Coal and Oil Mining Company,
q an -oi 81 s.1 ~ rCLEvELAND, OHIO. ssfsgh3 lss'
.sluh7 tftia '@4
CASH CAPITAL, si5o,ooo IN EQUAL SHARES OF $40
b. r...s EACH.
+ b.. li-a WORKING CAPITAL, 900. aa
with the privilege Of Increasing the Capital Stock to
.- llo i1. 81 = 100000. eE --3As.sf 90
Incorporated under the laws Of Ohio, March a3 1885,
Incorporated under the law. Of Ohio. March as, 1885,
HE COMPANY have purchased and
own $50 acres valuable Coal and Mineral Land In Mercer
county, Pa.
Distances from the Coal Mines: '-

Distances from the Goal Mines
To Ashtabua, "a miles: Conneaut 90 miles Pasnesve
so miles Cleveland ITO miles Erie via Girard, rs miles.
These lands contain three veins the finest Of Btu
The Company furnish to Shareholders 0NE ToS
Of Coal yearly for every share taken at actual cost OF mining
Mines viii be sold at Market prices aud the profits thereon
WILDE paid in Cash Dividends 10 the stockhold
ers who do desire receive their annual
Coal Company will sell the Coal for their especial benefit
semtannual Cash Dividends. il-i .r'- 2 -..s-'
These lands all located the A. id 2. Railroad
NTH ss oS sos v ss
to twenty rods the Railroad making easy open bank
at any point along the Railroad at small cost
Lake and Big Sandy Ceek All along this there
bsr Of wells going In this vicinity In some Of which
that OIL found In this vicinity 10 paying qusnt
ties they will the Capital Stock 10 100000 Those
desiring to have tbs advantage Of the increase Of Stock BY
subscribe Is one-alf Capital Stock
been already subscribed Every becomes mem
Der Of the Company and as SUCH he Is entitled to all the
lands the minerals and the business of the Company
Shares be had from of the Directors OF the Com
who are authorized to receive Tor STOCK
Of Superior str e Cleveland Ohio where the certificates Of
| shares will be issued. ~ q = .i1...t =.
All coespondence abroad should be directed to the
'''''''"''' y ''' ''"'' W. J. FARRAR, Secretary,
Room No. "a, Atwater Bulldog Cleveland o.
o'i57f BOARD OF DIRECTORS a
Dr. 8. G. CLARK; DR.. p. Clark, jamestown, Pa
s'. Pisss sss C es;s GAY 4'i'sss fss.se: O.
j. Z. Hall, DR.. 7. II, Fulton, of Browns
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY. us
8. G. CLARK President. JAS DENHAM, Vice Presv
WI. J. J.FARRAR, ssc'y and treasurer. ~ -
JOHN FRIEND, Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The commencement OF the Western Re-
serve College will be on Wednesday. July
18th. m.+ ~ s,.s.. q. ,..,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
WANTED.

by THE SUBSCRIBERS. 10 work
At AshtAbuz ON ths Rsiresd several rcd .ssns A..
ply 'A'is woEfisoros ssf RoBrRrsos. c.ass:s.
Ashtabols, lh Nay, 1895. a s.atsltiA ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
Soldiers

t1ONORABLY Discharged from service,
who arc In wont OF EMPLOYMENT, should address Z. z.
LocKwsop Detroit Michigan with stamp for return postage
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

lMPOUNDED by the Village Marshal
Monday Jphe 9Th, lses two tvs year old Hcifsrone
Brnde with around the right eye, the other spotted
and whsie No owner ownsu having appeared you
hereby ordered TO notify the owner OF owners there
Of to appear At my oce Tuesday June 2cth at o'clock
and claim the property and make oath thereo and pay
al shsrsss OF show cause vhy hey houd not se paid
sad heies will BE- sold under the the ornance
In such eases made and provided. .L.LL4A -e.
II. L. MORRISON, Mayor.
|, To VIZ E. FovLxx Deputy Marshai f1l' sOe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
DIED

In Conneaut after lingering illness, Mr..
WILLIAM H. TYLER, aged 80 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

nalsr 0sssrs Alfssd n. T~sy hes lsis for
nls>pss1 y susessd Naies 0snsrsl Hsllsek.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
Employment.

S 10 A MONTH-Agents wanted TO
ss ewing Maehires We will give commission on all ma
ohAes sold. epi Agsnu Who win work for ths above
wages all expenses paid. Address D. HERRsoros Co,
Detroit Mich. a- eo1wo'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
M ARRiED

June Sd, at the Parsonage in Madison, by
Rev. E. r. Knapp. MIR. WnI. Ii. GAYLosp, and
Miss LAURA NJ bowrs. Of Perry, Lake Co, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

This question Is being sgitatod with
view 10 The reconstruction Of the rebel
States. The settlement as to who shall
be entitled to vote. will determine In
pessure the character of the State govern.
ments to be organized. II LETT to those
who were Of late rebels. to determine the
character Of the State organization, those
sho have been loyal through the war. ana
particularly. The colored population who
have assisted 10 putting dowo the rebellion,
will stand . poor chance for their rights
and the privileges to which they are Justly
entitled. There ia no doubt that the grea.
mass Of the colored people are untitled to
exercise in,elligently the right Of suffrage,
and it may be true likewise Of many Of
the poor whites: Both will now have op-
portunities to qualify themselves for the
exercise Of the electoral franchise, which
neither would probably have had, during
. the continuance Of slavery. Il would be
unjust to give the right to vote to those
who have been eudeavoripg TO overthrow
the government for four years past, and de-
4 priye those Of the privilege who, tho 10 q
humble capacity, have done oil they could
to sustain it. Fighting for freedom covers
the right to vete for it when secured. The
negro has established his military status,
Q be is now entitled to his political There
then remains bis social status. Thio can
never be established by law. There is no
law that can secure social status among
whites. Society is matter of choice,
d taste aud preference, aud no law can over.
come these. 3islH aYoee
ds5 We are aware that there are many
prejudices among good and loyal people
sgainst investing negroes with political
rights. Bot there we're as deep rooted
prejudices against their receiving military
status when the war first broke out
These have to great extent been overcome.
Even the rebels were willing that slaves
should tight 10 the last days Of the Con.
federscy. It is our belief that the preja.
dices which exist now sgaihst their en-
frauchisement will also be speedily over.
come, and the men who declared with
their bayonets that The rebels should not
3 domineer, will be permitted to say by their
votes who shall be their rulers. zoe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
Electro-Thermal Bath Cure
Nos. 81 and % Prospect Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
!4 i Mrs. Dr.J. Young Proprietor. '-p

-lu 14I tft
ESTABLISHED April. 1860. by Dr.. j
foasg especially the Of CHRONIC DISEASES,
which have hitherto resisted The snerts Of all other ios Of
praeies. - -
Tns treatment psealas besag based upon the VITAL
PRINCIPLE OF NATURE. ELECTRICITY. -. gJ-. &
not eaiy CURE, but SURE PREVENTIVE Of disssss,
yDg the system sgaiast the iuclseneies Of the weather.
protects Il from inauness, utterly sAd.catss ell
psuieous effects Of nsdisDss and vegetable and mineral
poisons. al $780, f.L EIt a..l aa ill
H.sustss The zppsts and indsees dehtsl and rsfsah
Ing sleep Ths csnsnf s aot pAinf, but pleasant and
luxurious, No SHOCKS u Elsctrisit produced.
II This best Of Board poydsd and kindsH attention
secured. l .fYfl sT.s -.a aIflalL e.l p
Elpsrsnesd Operators and isnAlsArs In sttssd-
snce. iII IH N.Et ilfN 1T
Send for Descriptive Psmphlst r r... ie
eY For partieaisn address
snsoT 80 Prospect street, clsvsADd ohis.
Haskell l. SONS-Jast received
Isssh yiEs. 41i iH4 yresh ci,fep.
/, ffeah Lannon's, ,ef o BTssb cuusnt2 khEhzhs
fresh 0nbgeA kc-, ke, ke, ke
fSssh Rsishns, 9f3L lit t4 W
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
MArRJmONIAL,

Z .sqs9 bns asN MATRIMONIAL.si2 Aas2a
LADIES AND ExrLENEs -lfyou wish to marry you do
by addressing will send you without money and
without price valuable Information. that win enable you
beauty This Information will cost yoa nothing and 10 you
70 marry II will cheerfuy assist you AL letters
strictly eonhdsnta The inforaon by return
mail and reward asked Please inc lose postage or
stamped envelope, addressed to yonrself Address.
.I1I -IH b " ~ SARAH b. LAMBERT,
smsoa nt,.l.aaaaA King. SsssSgS'rs CO.. SsM 2o.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
The Chsctaw Iadiass-These VINE have
Been in the Rebel Army - Return %
Their Homes
FORT Smith, Saturday, il

FoRr Smith. Saturday. June ~ 1865.
Ex.Gov. WadS of the ChOctaw Nation has
arrived here from Dosksve to confer With Gen. Bus
sy commanding the District Of the Frontier for the re-
thin 10 their homes Of all Choctaw Indians who bad
been engaged in the Confederate army. temporary
treaty OF peace was affected with the Choctaw Indians
AT Dcaksville on the 18th inst, BY Col Mathews OF
tho seth Illinois Infantry. who was sent ~
com missioner on the part VI the United States The
Indians agree at a hosties against the
United States and return TO hciH homes and resume
their former occupations. =,
Gov Wade brings tho resolutions adopted BY the
Grand Council of Treaty Of twenty tribes who met ct
Armstrong Academy tho 10th inst In which they de-
clare they will Immediately close all acts Of hostility to
the United States. and VIII send delegation VI i've
from each tribe Washington TO negotiate bases Of
permanent peace
The Indians appear very friendly 70 the United States,
and are snx ious TO resume friendly relations Gene
raj Council is to meet again on Sept l..
au Busy has issued order inviting oil Indians TO
rsturn to their homes and assuring thsu they will not
be by the United States authorities % long ~
they ke,p the temporary treaty Of pesce entered into
lie also says he win provide for the payment OF oil beef
cattle procured nom the Indian natons for the United
States troops and provide for the protection Of their
property.
viii be ocossoned BY the ChoctaWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Zen. Davis II Coed Ihssitb-We h Not In
Irons, B. t Has Comfortable (usrtsrs.
FoRTEres NoSROE, Fri

FoRTRrss MosRoE. Friday. June %. ls65.
As incorrect statements (not emanatng from
this point have appeared In several ,ournnis regard
ing me health and condition II Jefferson Davis, we
would inform the public that his health At the present
tine il nuch better than Wien Ianded hero from OIL
the steamer Clyde. This morning lie was seen by our
informant engaged in smoking. and apparently IN
calm state ofmind He is not in irons. and his quar-
t-rs are very CON Portable
The steamer Gambia sailed last evening ior Texas
The Facle Nc. 3 arrived from Baltimore with q load
of Rebel prisoners. The steamer Eliza Hancock ar
rived from New York. The Falcon arrived from
Moorchead City. The steamers Constitution and
Northern Light smiled for Washington The propeller
Sea Gull sailed for NewYork. with barge ST Nicholas
in tow.
Gen Nelson A. Miles. commanding this post, has
established quarantine regulations at the entrance to
Hampton Roads
The steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Capt Edgar. from
City Point arrived this afternoon. with the l.2th
Illinois Regiment bound for Baltimore. The pro-
peller Andrew Hardy. from Richmond, With horses,
arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
WILMINGTON Safvrd

WAsHNoToS. Saturday June "a, 1866.
At the Government sales to-day Of vessels
lately belonging to the Potomac hotla the following
steamers were disposed Of:
Wooden side.w6eel steamer Baltimore, length 200
feet-els 600 purchaser. Thomas Clyde Of Philadel.
phia.
Propeller Watch length % fset--ea,s 600; purchaser.
Robert Lear Of Baltimore.
Tho single engine propeller Teaser length 50 feet
O.. 800; purchaser, James Bigler New.York.
The double engine propeller Resoute length 81 feet
go, 900; purchaser. II. j. Southland, Richmond. Me.
Single engine propeller Zeta. length So fset-e450,
purchaser, Gilbert Vsnderwerker, Georgetown. D. Q.
Wooden propeller Myst!c. length l57 feet-$s. 500,
purchaser 4. =. Morgan Washington.
Wooden propeller Western World. originally from
NewYork. l7e fest-$-; purchaser II. r.. Hasshurst.
Baltimore.
Vessels were offered but withdrawn ct the prices
named. because not approaching the valuation.
The Bat sidewheel steamer. built OF steel plates,
length $50 feet-45s 0O0 The engines Of the Bat
said to be worth e75O0o Two other blocksderunnors
were also withdrawn.
About I5O persons from vsrioul parts Of the country
were present ct the sale. -
Several tug propelers were offered. but there were
NO bidders
It was announced that three weeks from to-day there
will be another large sale Of Government vessels.