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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30

For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOALEY d BARBER.
And JOSEPH p. SHAW,
Ironton. June, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30

al WILL NEVER BE WlTIIOT THEM"
SALr.oRK, NERMii.loN Co., lLL., May =, 1850,
Mn. misunderstanding used your Liver Pills
Cough syrup, and Vermluge in my family for
more than three years, believe am justified
IN saying t" The public, that they are decidedly
The best family medicines now in use. will
never be without them, unless they cannot be
hau Ill any cost. In this section OF the country
thuy have saved hundreds of dollars in doctor s
b''IS. would recummcnd the Liver Pills in
preference to any thing else, for an enlargement
OF the Spleen. Yours, respectfully
lLX'racl from letter. JAMES ASlIMORE
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30
Stoves ard Trimmings.

w GOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81
" 1es' Kept constantly on hand. We have
sola lalse quanlliy OF the Coal Cook Stoves
s, ana can can iect mmend them to be superior arti
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from 50 IN Sis
fr sale by n io'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-30
R. +. SELLERS
VERMIFUGE.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
sellers' vennifugo Is the best in use.-Herc
10 tho proof

10 tho proof.
LICKING STATION, Ky., Dec. II, 18f5.
Mn. X. y. SELLERs:--l have the pleasure to
nfom You. that ! have used, in my practice,
your celebrated Vcmifnge with the most happy
results. ! have formerly used Fahnestock's,
but being persuaded TO try yours, ] have found
j, far srpreor in every respect, and can say
without the fear Of contradiction, hat your Vcr-
mfrge possesses more virtue than any ever
used, and most cordially recommend il to the nj
ention Of the public. will state case whelc
gave one vial of your Vcmifugc. My broth
crs child was pningand wasting to mere skcl.
cton. In 80 hours after gave the Vernfugc,
the enormous quantity Of upwards Of six hun
drcd worms were passed. The child, that was
given up for lost, is now as well as any in the
neighborhood.
AMBROSE ARNETT NJ d.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
From the Coast Of Africa.-.-The Ex-
tinguishment Of the Slave Trade.

The steamship Promclhsus has arrived
in England from the coast Of Africa. She
reports that the slave trade is in effect
cxtinguished. she having taken but two
prizes during her commission of two
years and half.
The boats of the English man 'of.war
Polyphemus had landed party of men
on the river Shebor, near Lagos, who had
burned the villages on account Of some
acts Of piracy.
Commander Foot, OF the Promethcus,
had returned from a mission to Abbrako.
tab, the object Of which was to open up
friendly relations with that people. The
mission was successful. All the chiefs
promised to give up the Sieve trade, and
were giving encouragement to the mis-
sionaries sen: among them from the
North coast Of Sierra Leone.
Abbrokotah is 50 miles 70 the north
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4 very Interesting experiment, il is
said, has recently been made to ascertain
the amount of oxygen necessary to sup
ply life. Six hundred persons were p!i'
c ID in a hail i / one Of the hotels, all the
doors anil windows were closed, and
that experiment began. Duling the frs
half hour, nothing was observed except
an universal drowsiness which wa:
warded of as long as possible by an in
genous device Of the experimenter in
the shape Of an eloquent lecture. Du
ring the second half hour, several sank
into deep sleep, from which it was i'm
possible to rouse them, and few faint
ed. At the end Of the third half hour, il
was deemel unsafe TO continue the ex.
pertinent longer. and the fact was con.
siderci established thu, unlcr those cir
cumstances life would not become cx.
tine. within the space Of ninety.Gve min
uteS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Another SusEension Bridge.

The Qn,bec paPcf, s'uie 'ha! repof
has been made by Ml. VIM. Sewell civ
il engineer, in which no shows the prac
ticabili,y OF throwing brd ;e across The
81. Lawrence, al u short distance from
Quebec, even one fiji for railway or 9th
or travel. Three sites 70, the propos
eJ bridge have been suvcyel-one
near the river Chaulierc about four miles
from the m 1ulh Of cape Rouge Creek
another from Durham Terrace 10 Point
Levy; AMI third from q few hundred
yards above Cape Diamond TO the op.
posi,e shore. The site which he recon.
mends is suid to be near Chaudicrc. and
will require a bridge of s,4oo feet. The
plan proposed is a wire suspension
bridge, consisting of two massive towers
Of masonry, built in the river in l2 feet
deep Of water at average low tide: these
towers 10 he in total height from their
base about $50 feet. and 81 by l37 feet
square at the base, batiaring regularly
upwards; and they will be $40 feet
apart nt their centre. The height Of the
roadway above hieh water is to be 1862
feet; the roadway will consist of two
carriage ways. each ten and half feet
wide in the clear. and q railway track
Of such width or guase as to match the
railways which may connect with it, the
entire width Of the road being 80 feet in
the clear, inside the parape'. In the
present age, it would be presumptuous
to make any limitation to the possible.
We doubt not, that ere many years We
shall see the rail.cars steaming across
the river in many places. The bridge
at Niagara, for the cars, is, we under.
stand, fast approaching completion
Toronto Globe.
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MOUNTAINS OF CORRUPTION.

New.iork city officials, aEe efeciu
ally and practically ,'ispuiing of late
with the Nj. Fillmore: sEich are the
most Proligs,s anl rotten. i! would
take the deliberate examination Of a ia.
ry 10 incline our mind TO eiIier side.
We arc disposed TO decide in iayo. Of
both, onl; those at WASHINGTON seem
to have pocke!ed the bigges, pile. ln
the New York case ,wo Aldermen are
indicted, snd the prescn,mcnt by the
Grand Jury has created profound sea-
sa!ion among all classes Of The commu'
n.ty. The press Of all parties are es'
e,elmgly sever. upon their "llonors,"
ard as things now stand it is difficult 10
70, how some Of them are g,inglo e'-
cape tie peailen'iary.
One OF them is cha rscl with having
taken $500 TO pl.vent any interference
with certain existing privileges enjoysi |
BY tn. donor. The other, Of taking
$500 for fu.thcrag favorable action up
on another gran, in the Board OF AS.
sstants; and Of taxing 5000 for suppress.
sing q resolution Of The Boari Of Super
visors to reduce the fees Of the Coroner.
Ono thousand dollars were offered to
another Alderman for grant, but he
refuse, to act for less than 1000, as he
would have TO divide, and there would
be nothing left for him. The sum oi
$l:1o0 was paid for another Alierna is
vots on certain grant. Five hundrel
dollars was pail to one of,hc Aldermen
indicted for favorable report; and 80.
900 were demanded for affecting the
grant, bnt the amonn, was rcfused.-
They lso show that certain piece o
city property was soll for 100000, fo'
which one person offered 5000 and
another S3O0,00O. Tbs Grand jury
cay:
M The testimony already before us
VIC ore satisfied that enormous amounts
Of money have been paid for obtaining
grants for various railroads in the city
But in consequence ofimportant witncs
es absenting themselves from the city
and beyond the jurisdiction ofthc Cour
wc have been unable to complete the
investigation.-Cin. Enquirer.
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No. 40.
4 y A C. L

Making appropriations in part for the
year 1853, and for deficiencies in the
Quarter Master Generals Depart.
ment, in the year 1852.
Sec. ]. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
following sums be, and they are hereby
appropriated. out of any money in the
treasury no, otherwise appropriated, viz;
For the compensation, and expenses
ofihe Quartermaster General, three hun.
dred dollars.
For paying expenses, and taking care
ofpublic arms, one thousand dollars.
For one quarters rent due VIM. Neil
on the fist of January, 1853, for the use
of the Hall of the House of Representa-
tivcs, two hundred and fifty dollars.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
WIN. MEDlLL,
President of The Senate.
March 2, 1853.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 81.
A y A C. Il

Regulating the fees of Sherifls in Probate
Courts.
Sec. !. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
Sheril!s of the several counties in this
State. for performing the duties required
by law in the Court of Probate, shall re
ccive the same fees as are now or here.
after may be allowed by law for similar
services in the Court Of Common Pleas,
to be taxed against the proper parties by
the Probate juice.
JAMES c. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March ., 1853.
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No. Al.
A n A G. T

To provide for draining and reclaiming
the swamp and overfowed lands
granted to the State Of Ohio, by act Of
Congress, approved September 2sth,
1850.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State of Ohio, That with.
in thirty days after the passage OF this
act, the Auditor Of State shall cause to
be transmitted to the County Auditor Of
each county in which any Of said swamp
or 0verAowed lands may be situated, q
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
ROgueS in Robes.

An extensive series Of frauds upon the
city of New York, through the agency.o
some of the Aldermen. has been brought
to lisht and repons upon. On Sa'ur.
day the Grand Jury came into court, anil
made their prescntmen,, in which two
Aldermen were indicted, and those rery
persouages were on the bench at The time'
They had 10 get off the bench AMI pre-.
pare for the culprt box.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

Of Sierra Leone, tho rout to il being
through mos, delightful and pro 'uctlvc
. onntry, whit is stated to be capable
Of growing cotton, &c. in very large
quantities.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

In recent debate on the Florida In
dians in the Senate, Mr.. Houston made
some remarks which do him ere lit. We
quote from them as follows. The ques
,ioa was on an amendment of Senator
Mallory to authorize the President %
call into service force sufficient 10 ex.
pei the Seminoles.
"Why press upon this little handful
of Indians! Are tho necessities Of Flor.
ida so great that extended over a vas,
area Of country, with sparse population,
her people cannot find employment
within the settled limits Of their country
for the in, estment Of their capital. with
ou, running in upon the hammocks oI
the Indians, interfering with their fisher.
les and their hunting grounds! There is
no necessity for it. Let US use little
forbearance.
Billy Bowlegs is no, such o terrible
scare.crow, or so anxious for war when
he canno, be advantagsd by it, ,ha, he
is going to invade the formidable State
OF Florida. will not vote for the amend.
ment. am satisfied that any encourage
ment given to the Executive Of the Stale
will he succee led By demands upon the
Executive of the United S:stes-,hey
will be SO imporlunate, and newspapers
will &c, up stories Of combs,s, the mos,
melancholy and terrible details will be
narrated, but all will turn out to be lus
tian at last. Yet such tales will be cir.
cula!ed throughout the United States,
and there will be a great cry raised Of
the cruelty OF the Indians, and Of their
massacres of the people on the frontier.
The country will be alive with the cry,
and people will he ready TO fly to the
standard of Florida to defend her agains,
few hundred poor, miserable half star.
vei Indians, whom humanity requires
that you should feed rather than e1ter.
rnina:.. The Indians want justice and
| wish there were an ADLER man than my.
>eItto stand up on this floor and demand
il their behalf, that Justice shall be done
them. Sir they are d:spoilcl Of every.
thing. The territory is taken from them.
They are robbed Of their annui,ics and
the purchase money for their lands is ia.
ken by f.lons. Is no, this something
that should be looked at and considered?
They have no one here TO appeal in their
behalf or to tell their griefs and wrongs
to American ears; but it is nevertheless
true that their history is history of
wron. untold.
If Senators, in dependent Of their posi-
ton cannot stand forth and vim nlicate
the wrongcd Indian, where is he TO look
hut to the Great Spirit for redress! and
that comes slowly when compared to
to the activity Of the avarice Of the wick
el."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Excitement In High Circles!
AN UNWRlTTEN EPISODE IN THE
Lie Of Lola Montez!!


Lie Of Lola Montez!!
A scene "no.in the bills" in which
us the "Commercla." would say "lh'
mos. naive, natural and graceful nctrcs'
tta, has aver adorned tho boaf!s Of lh'
Ns..onal." the iam,us Lola Monlez sp
paarel in ckarscler we'll adapted 10 he
peculiar hisirion.c powers, came of IL
this city day or two since. With on
usual detsrmin alton to keep the grea
public posted in regarl 10 all the news
ofshe day, We proceed to lay Il before
them.
On la,l Friday evrains, Mile Lola
called to ,i,.l On. Of the rsluain:oncrs
she has made during her sojourn in the
Queen City. The party whom she ia
sorcd with a call, gave her n letter Of
resignation which had been placed in his
hanls BY Mr.. John Joaes, the travelling
agent of",he Countess" wh, had sui
denly bee a.ne d ssS,isfe with his situa'
ton and delermined to leave il. Some
conversation in rrgarl TO the character
OF Jones, anil in the course Of which she
took occasion - reflect rather severe !!
upon some o(his Goa luc'. cnsu'l.
Tho oil phrase-".alk Of the - IN |
hs is sure to appear" does no, always
prove true; bat /, did in this case. for
precisely at this juncture. in came the
subjsc, of The conversslion--Jones-ia
propr;a psrsrns. An animated collo.'
guy followed the principal subject Of it
being a young gentleman attache to
her "sui,c." in whs! capacity, We know
not. Jones took occasion 10 speak in
a manner decide lily deroga,ory 10 bis
character.
A "scene" ensue'. NIL Lola so far
forgot the dignity and position ofa "poor
lone woman" as to inform that defense
less gentleman that be was q son Of
b., and 10 spring on tn. unfortunate
Jones with the combined fury Of several
wild CATS. 1'ha, appendage joined to
"har little arm," usually stylel in plain
English O fist, sruck the dcienccless
gentleman a blow somewhere in the vi
cinity Of tho upper story, 50 heavy that
he was pi,chel several feet. and is said
TO have perceived an astonishinsly large
number OF stars from the cfet! oft.
The bys,anders interieret. One ofshem
held tho "gent'e lady" who continued
10 breathe ou, series olinyeclives and
explosives not precisely consonant 10
the injunctiens Of the commandment
which forbids profanity, bu, which We
decline 10 lay b.fors our realers, While
III. :eIaainder Of them p!cksl Up what
wss left Of the Athlete Jones.
In the course of TIE melee. Lola tore
up two checks (paid to her as her salary
for two evenings, one for ss4 anil the
other for slo2,) for the purpose Of Civ.
ing those present, full reason 10 under.
s,anl that size wasn't acisslei by any
love to the filthy lucre. Jones left for
New York on the following morning, a
COOL deal the worse lor wear.-Cin. EG.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
SOLD by MOXLEY 4 BARBER,

SOLD by M0XLEY 4 BARBER.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
Rogers. Syrup of Liverwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills. Cough Syrup aud Vcmifuye.
Jaync's Sanative Pills Ague Pills, Tonic
Vemiluge, Alternative, Expcclorant. Carmlna-
tive l'alsam, Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry.
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla.
TOwnscnd's Sarsaparla.
Osgood's India Cholagoyue.
OXygcnaled Blttcrs, sure cure for Dyspepsia
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dallcy's Pain Extractor.
McAlisler's Ointment and Solar Tincture.
McLanes celebrated Pills and Vennfugc.
Radway's Ready Relief.
Grcsory's Instant cure OF Pain.
ChrlsIic's Galyanc Belts, Necklaces, Brace.
LET'S, and Magnetic Fluid.
Mex lean Mustang Liumcnt.
Brandrclhs Vegetable Universal Pills,
WrgIits Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Pills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
FarrclPs Arabian Linment.
John Bull's Improved Syrup Of Sarsaparilla,
loves Shaker Sarsaparlla and Cough Candy
Hollands German Blltcrs
Viewers Cank.r and Salt Rhcum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Aguc.
Buffers Nerve and DOnc Lniment
Barrels Indian Linimcnt.
Bates Nerve and Bone Linment.
Shcman's Poo. Mans Plaster.
Hays Linment for the Piles.
liobcnsack's Worm Syrup and Pills,
Mclntosh's Balsam of Indian Sauaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Diarrhoea and Dyscntery
llutchln's Dyspepsia l|ittcrs.
Gracienberg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill.
drcns Panacea.
Durkle's Green Mountain Ointment.
llibbards Family Pills and Circassian Balm.
Hol!nway's Tonic Bilters and Extract of Ja-
maica Ginger.
Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
Rowand's Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
and Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters, a new and ,upcrior article.
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner'S BalSam for Diarrhoea Il Dyscntery
Turner'S American Rheumatic Balsam,
Tidd's Balm Of Life for Consumption.
Connell's Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract of Sarsaparlla.
Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Support-
crs, lnhalins Tube, and all his valuable Fami-
ly Medicines
Naushans Lithontriptic Mixture.
jockson's Pills and Expcctorant.
Brant's Pul. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointme mt.
Strickland S Pills.
Mnrray's Fluid Magncsia.
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
Gflllith's Magnetic Pain Extractor,
Steers Opodildoc.
Mcrri's Black Salve.
Sorce's Ohio Lniment.
Vaughan and Pctcrsons Rice Linimcnt.
Snlter's Ginseng Panacea.
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Benefits Plant and X, ct Pills.
Falnestock's Vermifugc.
LeRoy's Vegetable Pills.
Stanhopc's Cholagoguc Pills.
Gardncr's Linment.
Blake'S Sanaivc Life Pills.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters.
li"HglIlon's Popsin, the true Digestive Fluid,
and many other articles too nunlerous to par
lcularlze, but not too unimportant to merit!at-
tcnlion.-Cull and try them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
Indiana Financ ces--.Astonishlng
acg DeyoIoDementS.

A report from Mr.. MAxvILLE, Of the
Legislative Committee Of Ways and
Means, has developed a most assonish.
ing, we might properly soy astounding.
series Of frauds, OF forgerics, or some
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N 0 TICE E

rs HEREBY given that there will be peti-
ton presented to the Commissioners Of
Lawrence county Ohio, at their next session
in March, for the location Of a County Road
on the line between Samuel Gilmore's land and
tho Widow Brum6eld's, thence North through
John G. Daily's farm, thence through Turner
Clarys farm, thence the nearest and best route
to the farm Of Sartain Brum6eld, thence the
best way through said farm. thence the best
and nearest route through the farm Of Jacob
Sanders so as to intersect the COUNT, Road near
Jacob Sanders Grocery.
January 18th, 1858. B..
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TNRESH ROCERTES just received at MUIR
DOCK Il RODGERS, consisting in part of
StGARS-N. o. Of all grades.
Clarified, Crushed, Loaf. Powdered.
COFFEE-Rio of all grades, including 10
sacks of the Golden Ilio,' and
Java the best quality.
MOLASSES-New Orleans. Sugar House
and Sugar House Syrup.
BACON-lams, Sides end Shoulders.
DRIED BEEF-of the best quality.
do VENSlON, do do
do APPLES, do do
TEA--Esira Imperial and Young Tyson.
Fine do do do
Common do do do
Gunpowdtr, three varieties,
Back do dc
CHEESE-Wcsic Reserve.
BCTTEp--pri:nc Roll " eslcn Reserve.
SPlCE>--of all kinds.
FLOtR-Chesirc, Sheffield, Damarin, Coal
Ridge. Capchcart, etc. etc. brands.
CANDl.ES--Siar and Common.
SOAP-No. !, .. aud Fancy.
TOBACCO-Any kind You wish.
CiGARS-- do do
PlCKLEs--of every kind and variety. pm, up
in fancy jars.
PEAClIEs--'rcsi, preserved and picked.
CHERRIES do do do
PIE FRI Irs--assOrlcd.
RAlSONS-- do
CANDLES do
ALSC-pinc Apple Cheese, Prnncs, Pepper
Sauce. CalSup, Patent N. y. Buck
wheat Flour, Canton Cling, 7, Preserves
Broums, Oranges, Figs Clover Seed,
Timothy Seed, Rice, Green Apples,
Starch, etc. etc
In short We have almost every thing you want
in the Grocery llna and inqiantilcs to suit both
wh ,lcSa!c and retail customers.
MURDOCH u RODGERS.
Feb. 81. 1888.
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MOXLEY|&BARBER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

- IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
NJ Paints, Oils, varnishes, Turpentins
Dye stufs, Window Glass, Glass.
&9 ware. SnuiIs, Tobacco, Cigars, Spi-
ces, Patent Medicines, Pcrfumery, Fancy AIti-
clcs, Stationary, Blank Books, &c, TT f
Have just received, and will keep constant
ly on hand. large and well selected assort.
ment OF the above articles, and all others usu-
ally kept in Drug StOres-which they viu ssM
at the lowest cash prices. Every article sold
by us is warranted to be pure, fresh aud genu-
inc. Particular attention will be paid to filling
Physicians orders, and putting up prescriptions,
family compounds, and preparations Of ali
kinds. We invite those wishing articles in our
line, to call, as we feel assured that we caa
make il to their interest 10 purchase of US.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22

other character ofknavcry, by which the
people Of Indiana have evidently been
robbed ofncarly thirty thousand dollars
How il was done is not stated, posi-
bly, Is not fully known; but it has been
lone by some boly, apd well done!
ltis known that the 5 ate ou h,rzs
tn, Issue Of S.2:,diJ o.! i've per cent
treasury notes; ani II Is known there
have been re leenei Sl2 $40 over lha'
amount. The authorized issue Of onc
quarter per cent. treasury notes was
$40 900. while there have been reJecm'
ed SG,950 more than the issue. OF the
I've per cents. there have been $4,000
more redeemed li.sn were issue'I. Thus
she has rrd,emc S2o,4s0 more Than
were issued. Evidently bonds ha.. ci.
rher b.en forged, or they have been re-.
deemed twice!
This. however, is not all! The looks
show tha, there have been S9,o59, 900 Of
State Bonds returned and Cancelled by
the a,enl Of the State, while The State
Treasury only has evidence ors5, 7e3, 900
showing discrepancy Of $+,l96,Oo0,
Then the Auditor claims lha, there ore
*l,2l4 900 OF Sla'e bonds outstanding;
while the agent says there are only Sos2
900, uno!h-r discrepancy Of 1892 900.
The agent says $ls.395.oG1 Of new
bonds have been issu-l in place OF old
ones; the Auditor suys there were only
l3,l20,G ,G02, another dscrepance Of S214,
374. Here then, is total discrepancy
in their debts anI codts, of no less than
four millions seven hun lrrl and two
thousand three hundred and seventy.
fuor dollars! and palpable fraud or for.
gerry 10 the amount, ns we exhibited in
the second paragraph, Of $29.4so!
Our sister State must be very strong
in her financial condition, If she can
stand this heavy weight Of bunsling
and dishonesiy.-CM En-.
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nLAIN, Figured and chapgeabls, Fsasy
DRESS SILKS, At J. McLAN A00B.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-22
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WE have on hand, and for sale, every sizt
w and quality of C0FFINs. Orders viii
be filed according TO directions, without delay
1TAlso on hand good IIEARsE, with quic
horse. and careful driver, ready for service
whenever required.
CARLISLE, hush, & co.
Jaui. RS 18th, 1853