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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13
ISAAC r. SHERw GOD.
Secretary of State,

COMMISSIONER DELASo Is making lively
work with the rascals Of the whisky interest,
as well as these engaged in the tobacco swim.
die. The cngraver of the sixty pound tobacco
stamp has been discovered, and turns out to
be one Of the best engravcrs in the coun-
try, as the stamps readily prove. They are Of
superior workmanship, and equal in many re-
spccts to the genuine. An opportunity Of COM
parison was afforded us, day or two since, by
Revenue Detective Herrick, and so slight are
the differences that it requires the most deli
cate and critical examination to detect them
They have only gained a circulation South
and West. A very large business, no doubt
has been done in them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13

MR.. PEAAoDYs DEATH.-GEoRGE PEABODY
the millionaire and philanthropist-w wt
could oftencr couple those names sided at hi.
residence in London, on Wednesday of las
week, in rIis seveniy-finh year of his age. lie
was born at panvers, Massachusetts. of "pooI
and respectable payents," of genuine New Eng.
land stock Like moss other of our American
money princes, Mr.. Peabody worked his own
way up from the most modest beginnings. IIC
laid the foundation of his fortune in Is native
town, but the SUP erstructure was placed there
on in London, where he removed about thirty
years ago, and gradually built up gigantic
banking business During our Southern re-
hellion Mr.. Peabody took counscl rather of his
fears than his patriotism, AMI his influence was
not much felt in the streL- -:thenins of our
credit This ia n spot upon rs escutcheon,
but he redeemed himself from it. Before tha,
struggle clossd he learned to honor lNe sacred
ness Of the Union cause and as peni.ent of.
fering for his former lukewarmness, he has
been donating million after million in benelc.
lions to his c0unlryEsn, North and South lit
orally from that day to this lie was one Of
the few rich men who felt the responsibility of
the appropriate use of his riches, and hs Inns
set q noble example. as well as experienced
rare satisfaction, by administering bis own be.
neyolenee, and not leaving that duty to trus.
tees sndl executors. His country is hsnored
by his life. The Southern mndens who came
mp and kissed the good old man Inst summer
for his beautiful bencfactions to the cause of
Southern education, do no, seem now TO have
been too demonstrative, though il looked a
little so then. Mr.. Peabody's body will doubt.
less be bsonght across the ocean and buried in
the tomb lie has lately been building for him.
self and family, near Salem, Massachusetts,, to
sleep with his brothers and sisters. Can tho
provers Of the camel passing through tho eye
Of a needle Have been spoken Of such rich
men as him,
The New York TriGane says'of him;
''Mr. George Peabody as u successfur banker
was not q man Of special consequence 10 the
worlds sconomy; as an American abroad his
patriotism was sometimes called IN question
l,y his more ardent countrvmen aa a man
whose political preludccs long blinded him
to the atrocity Of Southern treason, he had
few ciAisAe on American recollection but as
The pFineely phllanthrOpist, the benefactor of
two continents, whose statue adorns the com.
inercisIf fhaptai of the Old World whose spcn-
did educational fund will prove a far more en-.
during monument In our own stricken South,
his death Is an occaSloH.for universal msurn-
ing. In his later days his health was the sub.
Jeet Of sfFectonate solicltude on the part Of the
Queen Of England. His flneral'rites will com.
mand revsrcnt attentionfrom the rulers and
ihe people ef.s~o ce Siis- nkghtest nations ON
the globe"
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Per- and Paste Brertftes.

fg-fho profits Of the American Institute
Fair, at New York, are about S21 900.
.tF Beuner's "Dogart colt has made mifc
TO wagon IN 1oK.
tEsan Francisco exported 100000 il
treasure in october.
tEThere afe eighteen newspapers in the
United States edited by females, and only one
IN favor Of woman suffrage.
tECommissioner Delsuo has suspended the
manufacturer tai on pork-packers to Janu.
ary, to give them sn opportunity to apply to
Congress for relief
eE-Governor Chamberlain has appointed
Hen. Lot NJ. Morrill, United States Senator, to
fill the vacancy caused bv the death Of Senator
Fessenden.
tE-If the New York Sun were to invent a
story that the President had mortgaged the
White House aud divided the proceeds among
his kindred, there would be Democratic news
papers and natural fools who would give ere
dcnce to the lie.
tEGovernor Hayes has issued Procama.
ion for the observance of Thursday, Novcm
ber 18th, as n day Of Thanksgiving. This is
Che day appointed by President Grant, and it
will, doubtless, be adopted by the Governors
Of other States.
tEGeneral Belknap, the new Secretary OF
war. appeared at the Department on the first,
took the oath Of Office, and entered upon his
duties. The officers of the army present IN
the city subsequently called, and wefe intro.
duced by Geneyaf Sherman.
tEThs consofidation Of the New York
Central and Hudson River rosde, was announc.
ed yesterday. The capital OF the new COM
pany is $102. 100000. Commodore Vanderbilt
Is President of the consolidated companies, and
Augustus Schel Treasurer
tB-It is feared that with the death of Mr..
RobeliDg, the great bridge builder, the $780,.
900 Brooklyn bridge will dissolve into unsub-
stantial air. Nothing Of It exists, say the
Brooklynitcs, except on paper, and the New
York Times is urkind enough to intimate that
II is "buncomb to talk of its possible existence
anywhere else"
ErA country paper says that Snsaa b. An.
thony chews tobacco, that Olive Logan smokes
and that other "strong minded ladies" drink
whisky regularly Of course the aggressive
womcn will not condescend to deny the alleged
facts, but will pronounce the statement a coarse
Joke. Whys Such report about men would
not be regarded as necessarily satirical. Why
should not women who claim the right to fol
low mems pursuits also adopt mems habits?
tE-The National Encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic closed two
days session In New York on Saturday
Among the matters acted upon were the cx.
tension Of time for the muster of old comrads
beyond the LIST of September; the proposed in
surance scheme, and also the adopting of n
badge, commission. and certificate of member
ship, and several other subjects Of Importance.
Ths present membership of the Order is be.
tween 10000 and 100000
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13

THE Temperance party Of Minnesota nom
mated State ticket with thelvuw ca obSecrof
defeating tho Repubhcsn- party In the State,
In the Temperance cSuventi6n Il was. stated
that the only way to force the Republican
party to make prohibition part Of its policy
was TO defeat that party by voting for a TEN
persnce ticket Such ticket was, therefore,
put In tie field, and the result has had the ef-
feet Of showing how utterly weak such a
movement must always prove to be. The vote
Of the State is light one but tho Republican
candidates are chosen by',hsayerage aj0nty
Of the party.
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GREAT DISTRfBUTTON
BIT rHE.xErRoroLrrAN GIFT corrAxI.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT on 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRICE.

cash Giss, each $4,000 4oG.sh Gifts each 81 oos
70 Z" 5000 200 ~ IO1
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to s7Oo
IS - Melodeons :" ~ to 100
$50 Sewing Msshines 50 to I75
500 Gold Watches Is to 400
Cash Rrizes, Sver Ware, &C., valued o. 81 100000
chance to draw any Of the above Brzss for 95c-
Tickets describing Prizes seded in Envelopes and
well mixed On receipt OF 25c Sealed Ticket Is drawn
without choice and sent By mail any addyess The
prize named upon aill be dsNvered to the ticket
holder on payIesRt Of one Dplary. Prizes are immed
atey sess 20 any address by express or return mail
You will know what Prize is beiore y3u pay for
II Any Prize exchanged for another Of sare salue. No
Blanks. Our patrons can depend on atr dealing
RKPERKScES We select the following from many
who hDye lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mitted.us to ppblish them; Andrew Burns Chicago
$1nOo,Z Niss Cha-a S-WakeT, Baltimore, Piano. $500
Sames NJ. &atthews, Detroit, 5000 Jehn T. AndreNs
savannah, 5000 Miss Agness SinmsHs Charleston
Piano, $500 We publish withetfs peris SION
OPINIONS or TIE PEess -seThe firm 10 reliable, and
deserve their saccess y Weekly Tribune Nays. 1--WE
knew them - BE n fair deaiiaS firm IN Y. Hsrajd
MaH36S IN Rfert Of drew q $500 prize, which
was promptly received ~ DGtaS Neus June g.
Ssnd for circusr- Ltoeral Inducements to Agents
satsfastion guaranteed Every package Of sesie En-
vsop5s coutaf ONE Cash GIFT. SIX tiek cts for 10
for ~; IS for $5 he for $t Al letters mould be ad
drerSedi - MARRHR, WILSON g. co.,
2mts9S 1gS BseadwaY, New York
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"A numerously attended religious meeting
wAs held in the Academy of Music theaer, at
Cleveland on Sunday afternoon last, by The
Young Mems Christian Association. The nov
city starting Of with success, regular Sunday
afternoon meetings win be continued through
thvwinter, taking the place OF the outdoor
ssrvices- held during ths warnaD weather Al
yshsns plse,s IN The city.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13

THE "HuB,"-That dispatch from Secretary
Boutwell,, explaining why he don't sell gold al
Boston, seems to require little explanation
not from him, nut from Boston. He stated in
substance that he has not sold gold there be-
cause the customs receipts there did not exceed
the expenditures, as they do in Philadelphia
and Batimerc and New York. Therefore, he
would have to ship gold from New York to
Boston in order to sell it in the latter place,
which be does not think best TO do. This is
not very complimentary to the business of
Boston. If this statement that the customs
receipts at Boston do net exceed the expendi-
lures mears that the Boston Custom house is
barely paying expenses, it docs not speak much
for her foreign trade, or the extent of its inn
portaiions, especially as compared with these
of Baltimore, which do pay the Custom.house
there n surplus Of revenue over expenditures
But II the statement means that the gold taken
in at Boston is expended there in the purchase
of supplies for the Government, then n COM
plimcnt to Boston energy and business activity
may be extracted from ii. Which is IL?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13

A DbEH FROM CHLoRoFoRi1 administered
by dentist 10 a patient, eccufTedl at Cory
last week. Thepa,lent Is said TO have Deen
an invalid, and suffering. from heart disease
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A y TION!

Il HE Subscriber will offer ut Auction on the
premises hah mile OF the house Of Jas r. Rogers
on Tuesday, November 10, IL O'cl'k, noon.
One span Of Horses two horse wagon, Top Bug-
Ry choice Cow, Calf Harness, set Bob Seighs.
two Shotes Plows. Farming Utensils, &c. Terms. sig
months with approved security. J. T. TRYON.
AshtabnIa, Ohio, NOvember 80, 1s6a. 1tlO3
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No1E LesY.

"A NOTE drawn for the sum Of 5000, bear
the signature OF VIM. q. Benham payable TO Geo Z
Nettleton or bearek ~ days afer datk and dated Aug
20 1852 as been lost The finder win be suitably 70
waTded by handing Il to the undersignad7 iT1 z
Ashtabuia Nov. 10, 1909. ieH
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Th ompson Quarry.

Il HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County is the and most convenient for
the citizens of Ahabuv and vicinity OF other and
the quality OF s tone s superior for rmnessof texture
and durability Stone cut any dimensions, and for
any purpose dressed I'm the most vorkmanlike manner
and NJ short rotce Orders aueitated, for Flagging
steps, Weli-Stones, UndaerYihnfng Window and Doc
Caps and Stills, Coping M water Tables. When the
travelling s good, partie may do their hauling at
considerablessyin &c. b. EDGERT0N
Thompson, Dec. 20, 1867. 90
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-10

A New MODE OF SwINDLING AT NEW YORK
One Of the New York papers has the
following account Of a novel and successful
swindle which has lately been effected In that
city:
"Some few days ago an elegantly dressed
lady, accompanied By a well dressed gentle
man, entered the store of one Of our pr0mi-
nent jewellers, and asked to be shown some
diamonds A costly tsay was handed them
by the geutIemanly and obliging clerk, and
as they were examining and Choosing, com
pairing and rejecting the clerks attention
was attracted By the entrance Of a man who
beckoned him cautiously aside, and showing
a star concealed beneath his coat, Informed
the clerk that he was an officer, and that be
had been watching the couple at the counter
for some time. He advised the clerk not to
interfere with them, but show them what
they asked for, and If they attempted TO Sc
crete anything he would arrest them The
clerk soon noticed that the suspected couple
quietly slowed away several valuable dia-
mond rings. and at this juncture another
person entered the store, also bearing star
beneath his coat, and at once gently tapping
the genteel pair on the shoulders, blandiy
requested the pleasure Of their society ct the
police station. The first officer told the
clerk that the prisoners would have to be
searched, and that be would then return the
stolen property in the course Of an hour or
So The c0n1ding clerk sssented, and the
prisoners and capfors disappeared The pro-
prietors have thus far looked ia vain for the
glimmer Of their returning diamonds. and
the men who have the right TO wear stars are
looking aftcr the pretended policemen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-10
AN EIEpHAsrISE HoAx.-we publish

AN ELEPHANTINE HoAx.-We publish q
condensed account of a very remarkable
sporting adventure in Abyssnia, which ap-
peared in the columns of contemporary
surgeon attached to Sir K. Napier's force,
had gone forth, accompanied by European
soldier and two natives, Ito try and bag
lion." Lions proving scarce, the surgeon had
to fall back upon a herd of elephants, of
which he had accounted for four. Charged
by an infnriated male, he had, according to
the best precedents, waited till the beast was
within six yards of him, and then, raising
his little Westley Richards" had "let him
have it exactly between the eyes" when, OF
course, the elephant fell stone dead. Two
females were then rapidly disposed of by "a
right and left from his double Mortimer: -
and, finally, a couple Of Enfield bullets, one
placed "rather high" and the other "rather
low" brought to bag at his very feet another
maddened" bull galloping like a racehorse
and trumpeting furiously." While these
marvellous feats were being achieved, the two
cowardly natives were gesticulating and
screaming with fear, the European soldier
having succumbed to fatigue early in the
day. We ne1t learn from a correspondent
at ZoulIa that the account in question was
read, when cur paper arrived there, with
shouts Of laughter, the hero of the adventure
being by no means prophet among his own
comrades, and being nOtoriously afflicted
with disease not uncommon among African
explorers, known as elephantiasls of the
Imagination" The letter from Zoula de-
elarcs that the one elephant the sportsman
bad to deal with was q commissariat animal
and that the gesticulations and shouts of the
natives, uttered in tongue which he did not
understand, were merely earnest remon-
strances against firing at that inoffensivc and
useful animal, which, however, escaped all
mi jury.-THH Mall Gdzstte
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-10
PIANOS TUNED.

PIANOS and other Musical
- e Instruments Tuned and Repaired, by
HH HfCHARLES DERBY, at the Hawaiian
Theatre
Lessons given on the Piano & Guitar.
The best Of references given. [51-1y4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-10

pox in San Francisco and Is well, sends fifty
dollars TO the Rev. Mother Of the Sisters Of
Mercy and says;
81 would at this opportunity mention that
while at the Smallpox Hospital, sick, had
for the first time occasion 10 convince myself
OF the excellency Of the ester-bood OF Mercy,
and while estimated their value as a com
fort to the sick to the full extent Of my ability,
! found In them, and particularly IN Sister
guardian angel, such godlike-beings as
never could have been convinced were living
on this globe. wish you would consider
my small donation not as . compensafio. !.
for what received at the hands Of your kind
sisters (such could not be ATTEMPTED with
money, but merely as a small material sup
port Of the most cody cause among mankiud,
and Of which you are Mother superior