The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-18


Winter apples are selling at 40 cts.
Chicago begins 70 rise from her ash
'es. Speed her resurrection.
The new brick on Orange street is
now up.
The box on the new brick is to he
used as a goat house.
The italian harp players and fiddle
savers have made their appearance.
Happiness consists in being satisfied
with what we have not got.
Idleness is the sepulchre of the liv-
ing and the bane of the world.
Always contend for the best and
provide against the worst.
Charms and ~incantations strike the
sight, but true merit wins the soul.
Life is a morsel of frankincense,
burning in the halls of eternity.
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Troubles are like thrifty babies,
they grow larger by much nursing.
Conscience ought to be q Judge
placed in the interior of our being
When do apprentices most desire
to travel? When they become jour-
ney-men. Gl. re.
The great exhibition at Kansas City
openedTon Monday. 1t is In immense
affair. @ 5EE 90.
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Judge AyTwin, one of the most
brilliant judges of Canada, died on
Saturday at Montreal.
Omaha has donated $4,000 for
Chicago, and $1,000 for the sufferers
in Wisconsin.
Salt Lake City has developed a bill
lizard room worth $50, 00e and Utah
pewters down with a tin mine.
esMiensHerr, do you know what for
we call our boy Hnns?" 81 do not
really" We'll 1 dells you. Der rea
son is-itish his name"
Indianapolis has contributed $780,
600 for Chicago, besides $4,000 in
supplies and $4,000 by the city
council.
The Spanish man of war Tornado
is in theIharbor of Aspinwall, watch
ing the movements of the hiibustering
steamer Virginia.
AT Brunswick, Maine, nearly ali
of the senior class of Bowdoih college
have been suspended for absenting
themselves irom recitations.
Brigham Young ard Daniel Wells
appeared in court in Salt Lake City,
on Monday, and pleaded not guilty to
the charges against them.
The Philadelphia church snbscrip-
lions on Sunday, were $50, 900 for the
Chicago sufferers. Several refugee
families from Chicago have arrived III
that city.
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Worcester, Hartford and other east
ern and western cities continue their
noble efforts for the relief OF the suffer
ers by IRE. The good work goes brave
ly on.
The trial of Colonel ThomasJ viii
son, ex deputy collector, charged with
embezziement, commenced in the
United States District Court at Balti
more, On Monday
So much fun has been made of Hor-
ace Greeley as a farmer, that the Lou
isville CDurier-JournM PROPOSES that
base ball shall be abolished and Gree
ley proclaimed the national game.
General Butler lectured at Phila-|
delphia, against the Treaty Of Wash
ington, on Monday night. He made
an appeal for the Wisconsin and
Michigan sufferers, and gave his fee,
S4o0, for their benefit. the audience
contributed $4,000.
Massachusetts, claims a cuss whose
imagination convinces him that he's an
oyster. He lives in constant terror
of beingZgnped down by every ada
cent mortal, and Keeps himself well
coated withpnlverized sugar to insure
his upheayal in case of d realization o:
his fears
Human skeletons, with flesh and
hair adhefng, are quite frequently
found inAf4s dity@surmounted with
piles of ~eobblest6nes, andthey provoke
but little remark. The discoverer
commonly exclaims. tDamchinaman =
San Efqnciseo AIM. p, nerer-r 4
A letter from Bonn tells a story of
a German General, who, on inspect
ing his troops, not long ago, addressed
them thus: Now my children,
we can esce more get seriously to
work. Fhe,pastime of war is at an
end, and drill must now go On regu-
larly, as heretofore"
In Bedford county, Tennessee, three
negroes were arrested for crimes
against women, apd while being ia
ken to ShelbyvilIe Jail, on Saturday,
were taken from the officers by a mob,
and hanged notes being pinned to.
their bodies %forbidding any but officers
taking them down on penalty of a like
fate.