The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-18
NEWS ITEMS.

Indications point to the fact that
Grant has been elected President.
General Wherry and wife have left
Washington for a Cincinnati visit.
Rsverdy Johnson-is still eating and
drinking and making merry.
Spain will soon conclude treaties
with Chill and Peru.
Governor elect Hoffman, spoke In
Albany, last evening.
John A. Griswold says that he
don't want to be Senator.
Tho Associated Press meots In
Cleveland on the 18th instant.
The second Cole Hiscock trial com
nsnced at Albany on the 10th.
Tho graves of Buchanan and Ste
VEINS are in the same yard.
Fsnian General VIM. J. Magic has
given up war to go for n lyceum leo
Rars.
The Richings opera troupe is in
Chicago and drawing full houses.
Murdoch is delivering his lecture
en- Lincoln.
initiated portemonnaies' are
among the latest things out.
Tho new society game, "SIlvcr
Chimes" is daily increasing in popu-
hrity.
The Now Market business coat is
one Of the latest novelties.
The beautiful Miss Emile Schom-
berg still reignst1e belle in Philadel-
Phia society.
Mrs. Mary E. Tucker is going to
write q life of Brick Pomeroy. 1t
viii be fred hot"
Signor Mangioli says that Boston
has the prettiest woman in the Uni
ted States.
Basil Duke has formed a copart-
nership with n MIR. Richards, in Lou
kviile, to pursue the practice of law.
The notice of Anna Dickenson's
novel. arc in tho form Of alf and alf
about equally divided between fiat
:tsry and abuse.
The stories about c~annibalism in
Algiers, that are going the rounds of
the press just now, are delightful APP
Petizers ] 17 ia Err -s ug rig 9
/ Benson j. Tossing has just read tie
last proofs of his History of the Civil
War which will soon be issued.
Mrs. Southworth accuses Charles
Read and Dion BoucicauH of "help-
6ug themselves to a part of the plot"
of one of her stories.
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Very pretty and stylish walking
suits are now made of tar tan cloth
n thick and snowy material,
Light shot silks and glaze silks have
come into fashion again this season,
and will be much worn, and trimmed
with white lace s.s5.-. r.
A chap in New York, % years old,
has been sentenced to the Penitenti-
AIRY for enjoying the luxury of two
wives The luxury was short but
very sweet.
Darley's new book of European
tavel, is one of the most enjoyable of
the season. 1t is richly cmbcllished
with designs from his own pencft,
It is a singular fact that no Presi-
,dent of the United States up to the
present time, has had a child born in
the White House. Its understood
that the fact will not exist long after
the 4th of March next.
In the Vermont Lower House 81
are Congregatisnalists, 40 Method
ists, 85 Baptists, DC Universalists, and
At have nc preference.
The first coins of any metal issued
by the United States we're three hun
dred tons of copper cents coined at
Hhe New Haven mint in 1877.
Judge Mike Connolly has nearly
siKty thousand majority for Register
over Horace Greeley. Greeley in
tends to take the case to the courts o1
the ground of gross frauds and Ku
Klux Khan outrages.
General Grants report will be
brief, say the Washington specials I:
he will let his subordinates 'tspeak
for themselves.n a, neat little way
of "lumFing business" 4
A new book by Artemns Ward,
edited by his executors, with thirty
five pictures from his celebrated pam
Drama, is announced in Lohdo0asiet
As one of the signs of the times1n
Spain, the portrait of Washington has
.keen placed under the grand canopy
IN front of the town hall in Barcel-
ona, in place of the portrait of Isabel
Segunda, torn down.
Queen Isabella had ITO carriage.
These she could not take with her,
and the ednaiM of Madrid amuse
themselves by taking rides in the roy
n vehicles.
On the day following the Presi-
Dental election, the New Haven Reg
.sstST Observed that "even warehouse
gin would be some help in digesting
these Internal elections returns
Kate Rentz, who accompanied the
Emperor of Austria t onthe Italian
war, very much to the indignation of
Mrs. Francis Joseph, now keeps a
-eoffee house in Mantua.
Mrs. Michael Reilly, residing near
Scranton, last week presented her
liege lord with three girls, all 80 much
alike that the poor woman, who has
had them christened, cannot tell one
from the other.
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