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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04
PoIygamy in Utah.

Chief Justice Kean delivered the
following opinion at Salt Lake City
on Wednesday in the matter of reject
ing three Mormons from the grand
jury of the United States court:
The sophism by which polygamy is
sought to be justified as being in har-
mony with American civilization, is
that polygamy is a religious practice ;
that religious federation is one of the
fundamental principles of American
institutions and of the federal consti-
t~tution; that therefore polygamy is
protected by the constitution, and that
all laws enacted against it are uncon-
stitutional. If the mass of the Amer
lean people were barbarians, or if the
patriarchical or the tribal system of
government prevailed among them, it
is needless to say that our constitution
and institutions could not exist. 1t
is not q little humiliating that it should
seem to be necessary to add that our
constitution and institutions dc not
require, nay, do not permit the tolera-
alton of any practice which wages war
against the existence of civilization.
There have been religions which have
required the offering up human sacri-
fees to the sun, and the casting of in
FAINT children to the crocodiles of the
Ganges, but if such deeds were done
in this country; is there in all the
land'one man so dishonest that he
would attempt to justify them by the
plea of religious liberation ? But why
waste time in discussing such a propo-
sition as that involved in this case?-
When the burglar is a fit juror to in
quire into the crimes of burglary,
when the robber is fit juror to in
quire into the crime of larceny, when
the assassin is a fit juror to inquire
into the crime of murder, then the
bigamist, who swears in substance that
crimes are his religion, may be a juror
to inquire into the crimes of bigamy
and adultry. But, thanks to centuries
of Christian civilization, that time is
not now, and Judging from the steady
progress of the human ace that time
will never come. The challenge is
sustained and the three jurors named
are rejected.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democracy will be addressed
by good speakers 1t The following
places in this county:
af-
tStnoon, October 7th, 1871.
LbUDONVILLE Saturday af-
ternoon, October It'll. Speakers Jno.
McSweeny, II D. Mcdowell and T.
J. Kenny.
. SULLIVAN
Saturday evening October 7th.
LIT there be a full turn out. is
By order of Committee:
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d We are glad to announce to the
public that Mr.. A. j. Brown, the best
and most stylish Clothing Cutter that
Ashland ever had-formerly with
Cahn,-isin Ashland again. He is
now cutting for Louis LEON, in the
McNulty House Block. We advise
every one who is in want of clothing,
to give him a call ; he is sure on a fit,
tasty, and cuts in the latest style.
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GRIND OPENING
NEWLM1LLlNERY.

F. A. Bonner, viii open, on Wed
nesday October 18th, the Latest I'm
ported Styles of Winter Hats and
Bonnets; also, Feathers, Velvets,
Ribbons, etc, of every Shade and
Quality.
The Ladies are invited to call and
examine Goods and Prices-At the
new rooms, Boffenmire Building, op-
Eposire the Post Office.
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New Infrmary.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
fled voters OF Ashland county, that
there will be submitted tor their ap.
proval or rejection, the building of a
new ~Infirmary, as the present n is
almost unfit for use. Said questions
to be voted on at the next October
Election.
BY order of Commissioners.
4wnol0
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r.=- -
FINE GRocERIEs.-Dewalt Guth,
at his old stand on Main ST., Ashland,
keeps for sale a fine assortment of fresh
family groceries of all kinds, Including
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Butter,
Flour &c He also pays the highest
market price for butter, eggs and pro
duce generally If you need groceries,
give him a call, and he will do the
right thing by you. no1tf
For the best Lubricating Oh for
moving machines and saw mills and
all kinds of machinery, go to Beers
Hardware, n door east of First Ma.
tional Bank, Ashland, Ohio, where
they keep Lard Oil, Neat's-foot OIL,
sperm, Whale. Sewing Machine, Car.
bon Oil, and Blue t,ock and West Va.
Lubricating Oils, all of which they
warrant, as low or lower than a be
bought elsewhere.
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FAN. a6, '7O-AL

If you want to buy serviceable
ready-made clothing, call on LEON, in
the McNulty House. He is bound to
do a large business; and will sell his
Goods lower than any one in this part
of the country.
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CLEVELAND MARKET.

Flour, white per brl. $7,75. AM,
Der, 7,50-Red6, 75.-Country white
100. ,Buckwheat -four, $50 to {, 100.
Rye -four, $50 to 5,35. Wheat dull.
s1,36, Oats, 3Sc. Rye, zoe.
Pork.-Mess &c. Lard, in kegs,
10c. Hams, smoked 15c-.shoulders
&c. Butter, 22c. Eggs, zoe.
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Pittsburgh Market.

Wheat s1,25-winter FED 1885,
winter white 1876. Corn, shelled65c.
Oats 44c. Rye 80, Barley 85c. =.
Flour-white wheat $500. Red
wheat in bbls.. 1925. Ohio -four 700.
Apples 400 per Dbl. Butter, CHOICE.
25c. Beans 200. Cheese, Ohio lie.
Eggs PC Lard 18c.
Pork, mess $500. Shoulders 10.
Hams sugar CURED 16c
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MARRIED.,

On the 26th inst, by. the Rev. o.
E. Lake, Mr.. B. F. PauIlin and Miss
Martha A. Maurer, both of Ashland
September 81. 1871, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Brandt, of Hayesville,
by Rev. P. r. Roseberry, Mr.. Samuel
W. .Steinruch and Miss Mary Jennette
Gates, both of Mansfield, Richland
county, Ohio.
Sept. %, 1871, at the residence OF
Rev. John Warner, of Jefferson, by
Rev. P. r. Roseberry, Mr.. John W.
Swartz and Miss Anazilla Necity, all
of Jefferson, Wayne county, o.
Oct. 8, 1871, at the home of Rev
P. r Roseberry, by the same, Mr..
Edward Eberhart and Miss Rena
Longanecker, both of New Pittsburg,
Wayne county, O..
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The large stock of overcoats at L.
Icons Clothing Store were bought be-
fore the advance in Wooden goods
He will sell them at last years prices,
or even less, as he thinks he has a
larger stock OH hand than this mar
bot rpnuiraa %
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REMEMBER THAT r. ScorT & Son,
in the Commercial Block, are prepared
to accommodate everybody with thu
best Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Spices, Flour,
Butter and other Groceries, at the
lowest market price for cash or ready
pay, and 60 and give them a call
Temperature-me dium. ~
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Let our people remember the West
Salem, Fair. 1t will prove an inter
esting and profitable affair for all
those who would encourage agricul-
turn-
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NEW .GOODS.-W. G. Heltman
has just arrived from the East with a
fine assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods, which he proposes to sell very
cheap for cash or ready pay. II you
want something nice in the way of Dry
Goods, be sure and give him a call at
the Old Stone CoEner, and you will be
able to suit yourself in every particu-
lar. Hoffman VIII wait OF you with
pleasure.
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Farm FOR S4LE.-The undersign.
ed will sell at private sale, his farm
containing 813 acres of good land, 10
Gated 81 miles south of Ashland and
3 miles Northwest of Hayesville.
near the Riser Meeting House, in
Vermillion township: There are 20
acres of good timber, and the balance
is under a good state of cultivation
Has a good farm house, stable, wagon
shed, hog stable, fine orchard, and a
never-failing spring of excellent wa
ter. The farm will be sold on reason
able terms by calling on the under
signed.
JOHN G.. BoHNERT.
N. B.-I have an unfailing cure for
the Fever and Ague, and will warrant
it never to return. j. 4. b.
Sept. 20-4w1i
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z W.

Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leather and Shoe find
ings, furnished to the trade at the low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building
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Tnhrmary.

AS some misunderstanding exists
as to the improvement or sale Of the
present County Infirmary, we deem
it proper to state that in our opinion,
after due reflection, it will be better to
defer the whole matter until the Octo-
Der election in 1872, prior to which
the whole question will be duly laid
before the voters Of the County, that
no mistake may be made as to the sale
or Improvement of the present Infirm-
ary/
WIN. CowAN,
JAS: DUNLAP, SCom'rs.
j. P. SMALLEY, }
fA.4oIa- d 1QE
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A fond African mother III Live Oak
Florida, soothed her babe to sleep the
other day with a dose of laudanum.-
Owing to the want Of practice on the
part of the c%olored female as a pre-
scription clerk, the child will never
know what trouble is.
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The congregation of the Rev. DR.,
Cheever, when he preached in the
stone church which stood where T1ffa
uy's now stands, was not rich, and
therefore let his salary run behind some
100000. When the church was sold
this was paid, principal and interest,
and he now lives in a villa in New
Jersey.
Benjamin Dean, aged about fifty
years, residing in Washington town
ship. Richland county, committed sui
eide, Monday morning, by hanging
himself in his barn. He arose early,
as was his custom, and went about his
chores. but being gone longer than usu.
al. one OF the family was sent to call
him, and found him as above stated.
No cause can be assigned fof.this rash
act. His domestic and pecuniary at
fairs were m good shape.
The latest fashionable folly in Eng
land is for ladies perfectly sound in
their limbs to initiate the 1ameness of
the Princess Alexandria. To render
the imitation more easy of perform
ance, the heel of one shoe is made
considerably lower than that of the
other. The gait. thus produced is
known as the Alexandria limp.
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WANTED AGENTS +!
For our Beautiful and'Striking
Novelty,
PT(vT0RJA o.

FAMILY REGISTER
Will sell at. sight in almost every
family Combines an entirely new
and elegant Family Photograph Al
bum, with a complete Family History:
Sold by subscription exclusively. -Four
different styles and prices, hut cannot
be FULLY described in an advertisement
Send fer circulars. Address, E.
HANNAFORD & CO. Publishers.
III West. Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
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{ Ma Something new in Linen Col
lars, this week, at
J. G. & NJ. L. Rudesill's

New FURsITURE.-Mr. A. H. Will
cox has just purchased and shipped a
large stock of Furniture for Ashland,
which he proposes offering for sale on
Monday, Sept. 10th. He will occupy
the furniture room in the Bushnell
Block, where he will be glad to see all
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"A large lot of Cassimeres tor botf
men and boys, at
J. G. I'M. L. Rudesilrs

FAIRs.+Tickets for round trip to
the West Salem Fair can be had at
the Depot of Mr.. COOPER, for 30
cents. To the Akron Fair for 100;
and to the Industrial Exposition at
Cincinnati, now in progress, for $500
tor round "trip.
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TIE ladies eau find Silk Fringes in
cokrs, at
-'ii j. c.. & NJ. L. RudesilPs

The great secret" OF how to make
yourself agreeable may be obtained by
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Paneoasfs Drug Store, and no Ladies
Toilets complete without De La Cours
Oriental Cream. 1t imparts a fresh
ness of beauty to the complexion so
much sought alter by ladies of taste.
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &c, you villa find them at
OHIO PANCOASTS.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04

Nathaniel Haskell, a leading citiz sn
of Loudonville, died at his residence
on Saturday Sept. Both, aged IS years
and II mouths. He was buried with
Masonic honors on Monday October
2, 1871. He was initiated in Ebene-
ger Lodge No. SO, Wooster Ohio,
April Z, 1919 He was a member OF
Hanover Lodg. Nc 115, and also OF
Mansfield Chapter, and Clinton Com
mandary, at Mt Vernon. He had
been a successful merchant and bust
ness man in Loudonville for a long
series of years, and was among the
most enterprising men of the County.
He was thuch esteemed for his manly
bearing and his uprightness. We
trust he has found rest for his soul in
that Celestial Lodge, not made with
hands. Eternal in the Heavens.
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JIM -

The Philosopher, 81. N" was an.
nounced to address our citizens on
last Wednesday evening. u. NJ
Vas III u place at the appointed time
but feeling satisfied that he had tri
umphed in his truths, he postponed
his address until Tuesday night, Oct
18th, when he will address our citizens
in the Town Hail. 81. N" was the
only true philosopher during the wal;
from the stand points which both bel
ligHrent parties occupied, they could
not see the truth necessary to reconcile
the prejulices of the people. The
truth must now be established AID he
wishes to be understood as a martyr 4;
he has stood all the pressure by view
ing the eQBhict from a Jisinterested
stand poiht II NJ was pleased by
the sympathy shown by our citizens
He sojourned at the McNulty House,
which he recommends as an excellent
hotel jim" shows plainly that all
was passion and prejudice ; and he al.
ways held truth sacred-he honors
the dead of both sides-nIakes them
10th patriots to their own view Of
r@ht-sIiews that they were both
Hghtth way they viewed it, and
both wrong because they viewed it
wrongly. If u. N" finds the pres
sure is too great IN his friends, he may
postpone again, for he is determined
not to urge his truths. Truth mus,
take the place of error. and u. Ms
theory must, sooner or later, gain
friends
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Colonel D. NJ. Nelson, a son of
Judge II. a B, Nelson, Of the Su-
preme Court, shot and killed Gen
eral j. II. Clanton, of Alabama, at
Knoxville, Wednesday evening, in a
personal renconter.
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SUCCESS ENTRA0R.
OgMARYs
The Highest Hopes
Realized.
Louis Leon

In beginning the second year of his business
in Ashland, and desires..to express his thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the past, year. Through
honorable dealing, low prices. and excel
lent qualities of Goods sold, he has succeed
ed in building up a Trade in one year,
which generally takes years of labor to OBJ
tain.
As in the past, he will continue to merit
the appreciation and patronage ofthe people
of Ashland County, and for that purpose he
has now realized one of the largest Stocks of
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October I'd, 1871.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Saturday
last, while on his way to Ashland with
a load of fax straw, Mr.. Chauncey
Fair, ofTroy township in this County,
met with a serious accident. A lot of
rubbish had been thrown into the road
about half a mile north of town and
which was on fire. While passing
over this, the horses refused to proceed
and were badly burned. The fax
straw took fire and was entirely con-
sumed with the wagon. After much
effort, the horses were finally rescued,
though much burned, and injured in
value The horses NAV recover, but
the loss will be considerable. The act
OF leaving such rubbish on fire on the
public highway is very careless, to
say the least.
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A Mobile sewing woman is down
sick from sores in her mouth caused
by biting off green sewing silk
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The feYers are disappearing. z
Wheat, corr and oats are rising in
valne. - =
k7sisfag I-a}{:t5 E.tj3.T E ~
The Hayesville fair is declared 9
success.
Some wag frightened the Times dev,
Tie new brick corner ~apProache:
Completion.
Winter apples are selling in town
at from430 10 40 cents per bushel
t%& fS&sz&s r1}fGA& &
A number of new buildings arc go
ing up in different parts Of town.
General Grant and Beauregard are
travelling together in the west.
Senator Thurman is iI New York
ON official business. 2 az1
The Democratic meeting on Satur-
day last was a success.:sss- M
= The mass meeting. of Judge Welker
last week, at the Town Hall, was q
hzzle. to,os':
General Crook has fifty Mexicans
and thirty Indians scouting against the
Apaches.
There is greatsuffering from drought
in Arizona and other parts OF the
west.
A Mobile sewing woman is down
sick from sores in her mouth caused
BY biting off green sewing silk
Lillian Edgerton will lecture on the
saCause and Cure of Gossiping' the
coming season.
For sale, agood young Durham Cow
excellent mixer, and in good o n
dition. Enquire at this office.
General Bowerman, late Deputy
Collector at Baltimore, is on trial in
the United States Court, charged with
embezzling 10000
The grand jury found an indictment
of murder against the men who killed
the unknown woman at Chase's Station
last summer.
Winnie Ream is doing her best 20
"a get the Rev. Theodore. Tilton on a
bust at her studio, 729 Broadway,
New. York.
VIM. Hogan, of Floyd County,
8 : : Indiana, committed suicide at Water
- willie. Kansas. Friday night, by taking
2 morphine and laudanum.i 80.
Lowell. Massachusetts, from
.. September 18th to 29th, inclusive,
there have been reported one hundred
and ten cases ot small pox
Frederick Anthony, a workman on
=. the Cincinnati and Newport railway
- the ground " ednesday afternoon and
died instantly.
An Eastern critic 'preficts that "ff
" years hence Darwniism will rank
!; lin the world of mind as. Morrison's
. Pill now ranks in the domain CONTROL
ed by scientific physicians" +.
Miss Laura Ream and George c..
Harding are to be the leading edito
rial team OF the Evening Journal, a
.rz new paper soon to be Matched i'll In
l,issad ianapolis,
.%..G1ssE
.ae.a. Louis Napoleon has sent his photo
2 graph and accompanying autograph to
aeveryFrench deputy who voted against
decheance in the National Assembly
at Bordeaux.
September has been much the hot
test month, of the season at San Fran
cisco. The heat continues undated.
SacraHAente River is ataot lower than
ever before known.
- At the Henderson (Ky) Fair, Sat
Hfday, Kitty Glare, in the running
race, flew the track and struck a tree,
killing herself. The rider escaped with
few slight bruises.
2 ~
!. lien. Butler was beaten for the
y Republican Observation-Disclosures
of Massachusetts. 1t will add to Ben's
III grief that he was beaten by%a Wash
: burne.Da .arcs -
Bismarck's title of Prince dies with
"a him His heir will only take that of
Count, which is hereditary in the
family. This arrangement is said to
y have been decreed by the Emperor, at
. BiSn6arck's own request.
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John G. Breckenridge is now one of
the hardest working lawyers in Ken
lucky, and is likely to make a good
deal of money by his profession. He
seldom discusses politics in these days,
having discovered that they are in no
sense remunerative.
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Lillian Edgerton will lecture on the
sCause and Cure of Gossiping" the
coming season.
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BLANKErsl bl
ets!-All sizes and prices, at

A FULL line of Lace Collars, just
received, at g., -va ---s
J. C. & NJ. L. Rudesills'
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An infant a few days old was thrown
from the Orange County express train,
on the Erie Railroad, on Friday eve
ming, as it was passing through Pat
erson, N. j., and died almost instant
ly. This is supposed to be a new
method by which abortionists dispose
of children.
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A much bereaved widower in Zanes-
vile, Ohio, who has just attended the
funeral of his third wife, has the pho
tographs of the three departed in a
group, within which his own picture is
the center figure, and underneath is
this touching inscription "The Lord
will provide"
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General Bowerman, late Deputy
Collector at Baltimore, is on trial in
the United States Court, charged with
~embezzling $4,000
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For sale, a good young Durham Cow
excellent mixer, and in good on
dition. Enquire at this Office.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John D. Harms, PrE, } Before j. D.
VS.. Mumper, J;P
J. NJ. Beggs, Def'ts of Mohecar
Tp., Ashland
SCounty, Ohio
On the I'd day Of Aug. A. d. 1871,
said Justice issued. an order of At.
tachment in the above action, for tho
sum of Thirty Dollars.
j. D. HARMS.
Mohecanville, O., Sept 5-3w10.*
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There is great suffering fromdrought
in arizona and other parts OF the
west.
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An Eastern critic predicts that "ff
" years hence Darwniism will rank
in the world of mind as Morrison's
Pill now ranks in the domain CONTROL
ed by scientific physicians" .
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~ :-.i i-1 u
.sea- Call and examine my stock-it wild
pay you. -..lS "a. N,.~ ~
HENRY F. vANTiLBURG;
One door West of First National
Bank.
(ly42)
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The grand jury found ar Indictment
of murder against the men who killed
the unknown woman at Chase's Station
last summer.
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Bismarck's title of Prince dies with
"a, him His heir will only take that of
which is hereditary in the
family. This arrangement is said to
, have been decreedb by the Emperor, at
. Bisntarck's own request.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04

At Lowell. Massachusetts, frum
September 18th to 29th, inclusive,
there have been reported n hundred
and ten case3 ot small .pox
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A Berkshire papa put itthus to his
daughters beau: ttJiml if you want
Lu you can have hers but J don't
want you hanging around unless you
meap business. IF you intend to
1nafry her hurry up, for can't be
kept awake nights much longer"
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Winnie Ream is doing her best 20
get the Rev. Theodore Tilton on a
bust at her studio, 729 Broadway,
New. York.
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VIM. Hogan. of Floyd County,
Indiana, committed suicide at Water
vile, Kansas. Friday night, by taking
morphine and laudanum.i
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04

Among the arrivals by the steamer
Gty:ef Paris were Bishop M~cIlvaine,
Of Ohio, and Mrs. M~eIlvaine; also,
Rev. Howsen Dean, of Chester, Eng
land; wife and daughter.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04

Miss Laura Ream and George G.:
Harding are to be the leading edito
rial team OF the Evening Journal, a
new paper soon to be Matched III In
ldianapolis,
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frederick Anthony, a sworkman on
the Cincinnati and Newport railway
bridge, tell sixty feet from the pier to
the ground " ednesday afternoon and
died instantly.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-04

The case of Hawkins, polygamist,
indicted by the grand jury in Utah
for adultery, was called on Saturday
IN the United States Court, and the
time for pleading fixed for Mon