Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-10

Mas, RseKsAxD .zEa MissIoS.-She reached
w asbipgtou on her retarpr on Chri simas even
ing. She krI,es audss ldate OF Jsi isthio
lady friend here
My friends we're very glad to meetme again,
aud IBIS soon dispeed ny, yearlness OF both
body aid miDdt UOf Friday instI settled with
the Society, aud reported es the result OF my
Eve months iAb6f, 10 ino1eys new goods snd
second handed clolhing, 81 500, Some OF the
clio hes aud some OF the money distributed
myself They were SO grateful. They said
God bless you, ole Missus, God bless de dear
good people oh de Noff. There is much deA-
titniion characterization tie. Bureau cannot
meet, aud Gen Howard i very sensitive On ihe
subject l thiuk the best plau is to scatter The
freedmen from here IL possible. How many
homes can be obtained 10 A sltabula Tor them
A grea, many fue looking men aud women are
vefy willog 10 gojWest, Some mechshics,
brick masous and carpenters have applied -
Will you see what eau be, done in this mat
ter, aud let Inc ku)w at your earliest cohvsn-
iei ce Z uul -.5t s.rl tr..t, be-. t,,.-si ...-- ID
wish to come 10 Ohio again. II would
like to come out with an instalment OF reiu.
gees the first Of March. Now, If the ladies
will ttkc hold Of this matter, much can. be
dUuc. Manhood and labor is the wealth OF
Nation and also Of q State or family. You.
have the broad acies-you need the labor
The cOlored people need the wages. Tie
experiment is worth trying. 1t Is much better
10 put them where they can take care Of tbem-
selves, Than 10 Keep them here where there
is nothing for them TO do. The person. who
employs them will have to deffay their ex
penses, and then keep it out OF their wages
little each mouth, until il is paid. They
should be taught self reliance. 'ris not best
TO give 10 them when they can pay in work
There me enough sick, wounded, old and in-
irm people, aud helpless children, to absorb
all the charity that will be bestowed.
Any one DESTROYS of making place for
one or more OF these persons. and thus sub
serving the cause Of humanity aud their own
Interests OF the same time, in accordance with
the Suggestions OF Mrs Kicks, may leave their
'lirectio,s u. this ofite, aud they will be duly
attended To- y 's-l. 20 -sa' %. o.. Jssl Isa. -
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FIRE About 8 O'Clock on Monday evening
last, fire broke out in the Store OF s. Cohen,
Dry Good. dealer. in the building belonging 10
the estate Of Stephen npil, deceased. The FIRE
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was occasioued by the fall, or explosion, OF q
lamp banging ear The front window. aud cver
quantity Of loosc goods, deposited, 10 that
locality in The course OF the sales Of the stock
at auction. The goods were nearly all de.
stroyed, but an insurance of some four thous.
and dollars had been recently effected in the
Sun Insurance Company of Cleveland. The
stock IN trade of Howey & Biakslee, Photo.
grapbers, in the upper story, was partly saved
but in a damaged state. The building wal
badly charred throughout The saving of the
frame, by the tx rtians Of the Fire Company
when it seemed almost beyond hope, shows il
a striking manner, the efficiency aud value o
the company and places in a strong light the
appreciation due to them from their YfelIow
citizens.
The building adjoining owned and occupied
by Joseph Ducro. as Billiard Saloon ant
dwelling, seemed destined TO share the sam,
inevitable fate OF the one in which the fl,
originated, and under this impression its con
tents were soon; emp,ied into the street, WI III
its terrified Inmates anticipated in all its fear
fulnesu the terrible culamity of being burne,
out of house and home. TO the Fircmen ar
they indebted for the preservation OF that bom
almost from the scorchiug of its most expose
points
Tue Nrxr LECTURE of the regular course Il i
he delivered at Smiths. Hall on Saturday eve'
ing Feb. 10th. by Rev. VIM II. Miiburn, {
N Y. The Committee have heen disappointe
in r. w. Emerson, Esq. who was announce
to deliver the next lecture, they having receiv
dispatch from him, stating that. owing
some misunderstanding his engasements We
such in other places that it would be impos
bic for him 10 fill that ore made here. r.
Committee take pleasure, howevr, in annnun
ing the Rev. Mr. Milburn, who is SO well AZ
favorably known throughout the country
the celebrated Blind Orator, and they feel sui
that no one will regret the change. Mr.M
burn is q frst-class orator OF the Bt echer sty!
aud we predict for him a full attendance fro
the citizens of Ash,ubula aud vicinity. III
CuIumi tee are unable to announce the sukje,
Of The lecture, but Mr. M lburn has threelt
four, iron, Which no doubt tie best Que will i
seleoledg5 ,lN0M4t OAnWN2*
HASKELL & Soxs, as the advertisement sa,
elsewhere, have been changing their, stye
the Withdrawal of NJ. III. Haskell. The fir
name will now be ID. W. Haskell & Co, cor
posed of ]. w, and ID. w. Haskell, father al
SON. We have no Better businesses men on O
street, than these same ITaskclIs as their co
: tribution to the business reputation and il
portance of the place, amply attcsts.
: 4c 7.l Grand Concert!r 2 -
> THE CONTINENTAL SINGER!
The Best Quartette in the Worl'
| CiRIO MORl Solo Tenor, FL. --
l. JOHN G. PAREHukST B ,rIt me and Come Singer
In -' J. II BAKER, Ballaii,t. ..''-- FN-
V JOHN HICKEY. TeuOr RObusto. g.,
~ THOS CORWiN fias O profuudot
JAMES II. KELLOGG, Solo Conet AMI
)fl N't .. WV. AgHt treetof oi brass Ba
HERBERT NICKEiSON Cd Corntt {