The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-23

| Grant told Senator Spencer of Ala
bana, that Hoar was rejected by the
little men in the Senate. The name
was sufficient. '''7
The handsomest woman in Il orwieis
was burned into cinder the other
day She resided in q millinary shop
and was made of wax. She was un-
married.
a man named John Frawley has
been convicted of bigamy at Cincinna-
| tt, and sent to the penitentiary for sew
en- years. He should have been sent
to Brigham's Paradise. E-zltb =
Petitions favorable to an additional
amendment to the constitution giving
women the right to vote were present
ed by Messrs Conkling and Fenton, in
the United States Senate, on Monday.
Niggcrs first, white women nexti SD
The New York Herald calls the
den of Kit Barns. which has just been
converted into place for religious
gatherings, the "Church of the Holy
Dog Pit.
1t is stated that General Sigel posi-
lively declines the appointment of As
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue for the
Sixth district of New York. -sr-
Letters from Governor Butler, Of
Nebraska, say he will convene. the
Legislature on the 9TH, for the ratif-
cation of Fifteenth Amendment. 12.l
Deer are so plentiful in the neigh
borhood of Boethhaven,7 Miss, that
sportsmen do not take the trouble to
kill them. One ran through the sta
Of, the town recently. 3nigI's 20 I'll
" An old man named Jacobs, living
alone in a retired spot, half q mile
from the village Of Stoughton Mass,
was murdered on Sunday night. Two
negroes have been arrested On .suspi-
|cion-of being the murderers. .sl-
James Fisk, Jun. wined and dined
over FIVE hundred people at Saturday
nights rehearsal at the Twelve Temp
tations in his Opera House at New
York. Wine flowed like water, and
the most costly eatables were supplied.
Samuel and Elisha C. Cameron.
the two boys who murdered their step
father, Benjamin Harrington, an old
citizen of Andrew county, Mo-, in
cOld blood on Tuesday of last week,
have been captured and are. now in
Jail al st Joseph.
Gen. Geo. B Crittenden, SON of tha
late Senator Crittenden and a confed-
crate officer during the wal, was ON
Wednesday elected Librarian Of the
Kentucky Legislaturel Republican
votes gave him the position. Ia, sev
A ship load of Mormon enigrants,
mostly from Wales, arrived at New
York, on Wednesday, and will start
overland Immediately! The Mormon
revival is progressing in several towns
aud villages on Long Island, and two
prominent Mormon preachers have
been sent from Salt Lake to assist in
the Conventions. '- 10
Several deaths have occurred at the
Hospitals in New 7 ork from relaps.
ing fever, and the physicians report
that the disease is spreading. It pre-
walls almost entirely among the poor
est and unhealthiest wards in the city,,
and has NOT entered fashionable circles
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Gen. Terry, recently elected Sena-
or from Georgia, will remain in the
army, and probably resign his Sena-
5orial honors. Gov. Bullock is not q
candidate for the place, and would not
accept the same if elected. The Gov.
thinks Mr. Rice, leading banker of
Atlanta, would be the choice of tho
legislature. "a. 49,, sa,sV 1-
The Hartford Times declares that
when Senator Sumner complimented
Mrs. Senator Revels upon the good
fortune of her husband, that delighted
ady replied '.thank you, sab. dough
lie Lord afick you VIII a white skin,
he glib you al heart as black as any
,uled pusso1.". .e%aoo