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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Democratic County Convention.

Before our nest paper can be clrcu'
Iatcl through The county. The Democra
ic county Convention wall meet at Ma.
ron, therefore we tukc th!s occasion to
urge upon the delegates from the several
townships, the propricty of punctuaI
attendance. But, we hope that simply
the delegation from the townships viii
not be the only attendance. Let there
be general turn out Of the Democracy,
an interchange Of sentiments, arl rc.
yival of that harmony AMI good ceiling
that has generally influenced their action
in this county. There will be efforts
made to secure COOL speakers, and as
the business of the convention WI! not
be likely to occupy much time, there
will be an opportunity to illustrate some
Of the measures for which the dem Ocracy
Of the state and nation are contcnding.
Besides should the convention think ii
not best to nominate a county ticket, it
viii De the most favorable opportunity
/ between now and the election for the Scv.
/ c:al canlilatcs to make known their
/ pretcnsions, and present the claims oI
their respective portions Of the county.
| There never has been Il TINE, proha
, bly,, when the democracy Of Lawrence
County hal as reasonable hopes Of sue
cess as they now have. AMI the more the
people generally accustom themselves to
think and act in their own behalf, the
more democratic vii they be still. 1t is
the pride OF the democracy to have al
thoroughly informed in the principles o
government, fully represented in the a.
dopion ofpublic measures, and faithful.
~ obeyol in the execution Of thcr will
They court investigation and direct is.
sues. They found their hopes of success
upon the eternal principles Of justice
equality, AMI truth; and if they cannoi
succeed with out discrimination, or th,
erection Of ralseissues TO draw the publ,
mind away from the true cnl and AIM o
! government, may defeat and disgrace at
tend every such abortivc attempt.
/ Remember the hirtccnth .anl let there
be such a rally as viii say TO dicrators
''tbe people un.'erslan their rights, arc
about to assert. and fully prepared t,
maintain them.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
RaiirnaN ..Ir.MgGMan.s.

The Directors of the S. &H. V. Rail-
roai, have made arrangements to have a
train Of Cars leave Jackson every morn
ine, (Sunlays cxceptcJ,) atSa o'clock,
ana arrive a, Portsmouth at II M.--re'
tuning, coyc Portsmouth at q o'clock
anil arrive at Jackson at 6, p. NJ. There
vii also a train leave Portsmouth. at 8
O'Clock, 4. NJ, AMI arrive in Jackson at
II M.-returning, leave Jackson at 2 p.
NJ, and arrive in Portsmouth at Z. M.
BY this arransemaht our citizens going
to Portsmouth, vii be enable! TO trans
act their business and return home the
same cycnps.---JlchSon Standard
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
The whole story in a nnt shell.

The Albany Knickerbockcr, under the
head of "lndepcnlence and Progress"
tells the whole story ofour nations birth
and greatness, and progress in the arts
and sciences, in rcmarka able short par.
agraph for a theme SO comprehensive
The style is rather racy, but decidedly to
the point:
at is scventy.scvrn years ago to-day
since Uucle Sam was born, and what an
evcnt(ul seven,y.seven years they have
been. Seventy seven years ago the
United States was remote clrc unstancc
they now compose the second CONFER
cial nation in the world. Ia three quar-
t,rs ola century they have rev llt'o"ize
and fenced in continent. In less time
than it took Mclhuselah to get out oil
swaddling clothes we have made more
canals, tanned more lightning, and har'
nesse,l more steam, and at greater cost
in money than the whole revenues OF
the world could have paid Tor the day he
got out of his time. In seventy'hvc
years we have not only changed the po!I'
tics Of the earth, but its wearing appalcI
cotton shirts being as much the Offspring
of the United States as ballot boxes and
democracy. Since the fourth of July
l77G the whole world has been to school
and what is better, has learned more
common sense than was taught in the
prcvius four thousand years. The prob
lem Of self government has been solved
and its truth made Immortal as Wash
ington or yellow corn. It's adaption t.
nil the wants OF the mere aspiring ma
tions has been made most signaIly mani
fest. Under lis harmonious working, a
republic has grown up in all ordinary
lifetime that would have taken any 9th
er system Of government a thousand
years to have brought about. Yes, IN
less time than it has taken some green
house plants to arrive at maturity, We
have built a'nation that has spread itsel
from Maine to Mexico, from the Allan
tic to the Parifc--a nation that ha:
cough, more whales, Iickel more MeNi
cans, planted more telegraph posts, and
owns more steam boats, than any nation
that hns ever lived OF ever will. Fo>
all this, we again say, thank Col anc
"praisc Thomas Jcliersoa.'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Office Of County Commissiora ar

Among the County Offices that be.
come vacant, and which are TO be
filed at the next election, none is more
important than that OF Commissioner.
The boail has extensive, yes, almost
legislative powc,s. The power to levy
taxes, to establish roads, anl build
bridges, any many other high powers.
To discharge the duties of that Office,
something more is necessary than in.
tegrity Of purpose, and Grnncss Of will;
hoii Of these qualities are essential, YET
comprehensive judgment, really and
correct business habits, with a spirit o.
enterprise and Improvement are equally
necessary, particularly in this county
which is utterly destitute Of any good
roads or brid scs. Why is it that Law
renee is 50 far behind her ncighbors OF
sciolo and Gallia, in the condition Q!
her public ways? 1t is not for want o
ability to make them: the tax duplicate
Of Lawrence county will compare favor
ably with that OF any Of the neighborin.
counties. One reason why we have hat
such bad roads, io that most of them al,
laid where cool 70 ids cannot be made
We have spoken Of the River roal II
former occasions. None will conten,
that it is worth while to spend labor OF
! that road where it is now located, for {
considerable par, Of the distance it ex
tends. The roads through the intcri 0
of the county have been chiefly laid
over the tops Of hills, so as to avoid
dugways, the only mole Of making con
venent roads through hilly regions
! The Commissioners are responsible lo
establishing roads that are badly loca
ted. The levies Of taxes and the ex
pendilures of the County should Away
correspond in amount so that there neec
be no orders unfeleemel,
= The result would be IL saving to tht
county on bridge, road, and all othe
contracts, Of from ten TO twenty per cen
because no contractor will now do {
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Arrival CT the Earopa.

HALiFAN, Aug. 23--lhc steamer Eu.
ropu, FROM Liverpool, arrived here this
evening. She brings 105 passengers for
Boston.
In the Eastern affairs no change has
taken place since the announcement al
ready secofleI that Porte has accepted
with but one modification in the note
prepared by the four Powers, and ahea.
dy accceled 10 by the Gear.
a dispatch from Jassy to the 81 says
divan was convokcd, and solicited the
HospodarS to remain, the Gear having
given them permission either TO proceed
10 Consiantnople or remain at homo
unmoles,el.
A correspondent says Reschidt Pacha
had Informed Austria thar any occupa.
ton Of Scrvia by Austrian troops shohld
be regarded! as declaration of war.
/ ENcLANn.-Thc long promised debates
on Turkish affair had taken place in
Parliament and was regarded as unsats.
factory.
The French news is entirely conccn.
,fatcd on the reports Of the grard fe,es Of
), the 18th.
Austria had addressed memorial to
all the European governments showing
that the recent affair at Smyrna, was A.
ncrica's first step for realization of the
/ Monroe doctrine.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
New Disease i'm Mexico.

A new and alarming disease has bro
ken out at Guerrero in Mexico. One Of
the Mexican newspapers says that is is
something like the yellow fever, ldebre
amariU, but takes such various forms,
that in some cases it terminates with
vomiting of blood, in the act Of which
strikes the victim. In this manner a
number Of the principal Inhabitants have
been carried off; among them Senior Don
Remijio Abarca and his brother, and the
wife Of Gen. Palacios, who was himself
attacked at the latess accounts and had
executed the the testamementary dispo.
siton his property. Many other fam.
lilies had fallen victims to the horrible
plague.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
What is Happiness!

1 ask again what is happinessI 1t
uiut bein' idle, that's q lacl--no idle
man or woman ever was happy since the
world began. Eve was idle, aud that :
the wav she got tempted, poor cri,tcr;
employment gives both appetite and di.
gestion. Duty makes pleasure doub'y
sweet by contrast. Whom the harness
is of, If the work ant too hard, a critter
likes to kick up his heels. When plea
sure is the business Of life it ceases to be
pleasure; and when its all labour and
no play, work like an outstuiIed saddle
cuts into the very bone. Neither labous
or idleness has asoad that leads TO hap.
pness; one has no room for the heart,
and the other corrup's it. Harl work
is the best of the two, for that has at all
events sound cp--the other has restless
pillows end on reireskin' 'slumbers-orc
is misfortune, the other is curse; and
money amt happincss-tha!'s as clear as
mud.--tSam Slick 'sWise Saws.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

Charles p. ChanIcr Esq, Of Scioto
County, O., came to ourplace the other
day, in pursuit of young man who
had taken a Pocke, Book containing
sixteen or twenty d)lIars and :ome pl-
pers Of value; also a watch, Coat &c,
from him. He being informed that the
man, as be described him) hal just left
town, he AMI Dept, Sheriff Van Bbbcr
went in chase, an they overhaulcd him
8 miles above town, and recovered most
of the money, the watch, Coat, &c. The
pocket book he said he threw in the riv.
et.
lie was taken before Esq. Mccoy
OF HavcrhlI, Ohio, anl tre! on charge
of theft and the Judge sent him to Jail
to await his trial in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas. He hal been at Work foI
Mr.. Chandler, AMI probably was, Al
The time Of committing the theft. Record
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
EaEoloOn's Prediction.

In DR.. O'Menra's work, published
some thirty years since, entitled "a
Voice from. St. IIelcaa," The following
is given as Napolecn's prediction, utter
cd shortly before his death, rcSpee'm2
the ultimate lalc Of Turkey. in leU
course os a few years, Russia will have
pConsnnlinoplc, the greatest part al For
key, and all Greece. This We holl 10 b.
ms ceria., as if it ksd already taken
place. Almost all The crioiue and fiat
tering which Alexander practsci 'ow'
ards me, was 10 gain my consent 10 rI'
feet this object. | would not consent,
seeing tina, the equilibrium Of Europe
would be lcsIroyc !. Ia The uoinfal
course ofilings, Turkey must fall IN Rus
sIa.--The Powers il would inI nre, and
who could oppose it, are En5laa'r
France, Prussia and Austria. Now as
to Austria, it vii! be very easy for Rus
sa to engage her assistance, by giving
her Scrvia and other provinces bofIcr'
Ing upon the Austrian dominions, reach
ing near to Constanlinoplc. The onl!
Hypothesis, tIft France and EngIan'
may ever be allied with sincerity, vii
be in order 10 prcven, this.-But cvcl
this alliance would not avail France
England and Prussia, unite can not pre-
vent it. Russia and Austria can at an.
time effect it,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

Iowa is rapidly increasing in populn.
ton. The whole interior is said TO be
full of settlers. A hundred emigrants
were met in one day, recently, by trav.
clcl. yi3l,25O were received OF the land
Office in six weeks, over and abo:e all
lands entered with warrants, which will
reach very large amount. The entries
were all by nclual seillcrs.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Free Hide Gil tho Cars.

On Saturday last. agreeable to proyi.
ons notice, our citizens generally, pir r.
ticipa;el in the promised "Ffcc Ride"
The day was pleasant, and good order
apPcar to have prcsilin. place in tho
hearts Of ell present. Hundreds Of per,
sons who had never before road upoa q
r&@, took advantage of,hs opportunity.
A run Of several miles was made mp the
road, carrying at each trip, some two
hundred persons, making four trips, two
in the forenoon and two in the afternoon,
With the exception Of the loss of some
hats, which were blown Off while the
Cars were in motion, there was nolhing
occurred 10 MARI the pleasure Of the
day.--JachSon STANDARD
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Heroigln.

"Shc died this morning in the Charity
Hospital, a victim to her eXerlions in the
canSc Of suffering humanity"
The ~ 0. Picayunc says this of Sister
OcTAviA McRADpEN
A noble cptoph for noble monu.
ment
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
General characterization,

Al! the members of the Uunilarian So.
cicty in St Louis, who were slavc.hod.
ers, we see il stated, have emnncipo,el
lhoir slaves uncondilionnIy. Tho So.
cicty referred to is Que Of The largest in
st. Louis.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
NeWsEaENrs Change.

WAsmNcroN August 27.--The Re
public newspaper was sold to-day tc
Wm. NJ. Burwell x Co., who will here
after conluct it as weekly paper. IT.
political principles are 10 be the same.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

An article upon political elevation,
in the last register, contains some good
suggestions, virtually iniorsing our ar
licle Of last week upon the same subject.
But as the E'i,or coull no, lose a good
article without some u.just anil ridicu'
lous aspersons upon the Democracy ---
"lhc un,lIinking mass" as he pIcascs 10
Style ten, We fec! it our duty 10 rcpol
the attack. As we have not had time 10
spare Ibis week, wc will attend to it noxt
10" We publish a communication
from Judge Newton, upon the subject o.
the escape Of Walker and LuI!'. AS tc
The implication against contractors
building committee Nc, it is TOO broad
to noeI argument. We believe them all
u bo honest and honorable men, aud i
would be a rare circumstance 10 iing sucl
universal corruption as tqat they woul'
all coGniyc together to uphold crime. \.
to Mr.. Simmons, the acting Sheriff; h'
offered u rcwnrI Of 500 for the apprchcn
sion Of Walker, the principal offender
(much more than the people he'c though
advisable to give for him) and the hear
say reports as to the case Of sec uring him
4 T.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

Wynne, Hoines & Co, of Cincinnati,
Dry Gools merchants, have their card
in another column. Always call on
those who advertise if you wish to get
good bargains. Advertising has become
so much concomitant of success, that
those who do not advertise, from scar.
city Of customers, are compelled TO cx.
act larger profit to pay the expenses
Of business. If you want to know the
secret of success at the present day, al'
vertise your business freely, and you
will not make any farther inquiry.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Ai;l fUr New Orleans.

PlrTsarRou, Au5. 30.--'i'his city has
RENTED $1,000 TO the Howard Society
at New Orleans. Collections are still
being made, and the whole amount will
probably reach $1,000.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
Dia,cui.iaS al III PassO.

conmcndabIo than 's1crilicG.'
.!ialcui.ias al IL Passo. (
\ letter from i! Passo Del Nonc,
to the Ncw Orleans picayune, says:
This mail ;akes you news Of our lif.
lcu'tcs here upon It's frontier. You
will not be surprised at them; it has
been predicted for some months. We
are here entirely abandonc,I do not
suppose the Government gives US
thought; they are so busy dealing Out
the io0ves AMI fishes.
From the moment the California emf.
grants strike the river, they commence
losing cattle; hundreds have been so
len from them and carried to this side
Of the river. At the head Of the robbing
parties is the Monies family, Of five
brothers. protected by the aulhor,ics.
Ga the l0,h or l2,h man named
Nlagef, the owner OF 400 or 500 head OF
cattle, came to this Ie to look for some
forty head lhal he hal lost. In his
rounds lie ca &c across seven shcdl in
,ri.. ..,,l, ,l..,',..,.
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lelhef with seine eight or ten head OF
Mexican cattle. lie took the cattle,
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n .c'"aF"' , sen! across ."e river Iof o"''a
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=. Tho vho,c ,ov, ,vos rnJc, arms !
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
CID Sfyla.

One Of orr most respectable citizens
appeoicl yesterday in brooches, with
knc.'bucklcs. 1t being his first appear.
ancc in The ancient costume, he elected
much attenlion.-R;ch. Va. EAi.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
STATE ELECTION.

rpf GD,EENQh
WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield.
ilElr. GuHIENrR.
JAMES MNEES, of Lucas.
SECRETARY OF SfAfE,
WILLIAM TEEVIrT, oi franklin.
T'lEAHvRGR OF STATE
JoyII G.. BRESlII, of Scucra.
JrDGE or SUPREME CO;Er,
THOMAS W. Bi1TLEY. Of l.ichlani.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEORGE W. NccooY, Of Jefferson.
BOARD or PrDLlC WORKS
WAYNE G1I3WoLD, Of Pichlway.
lOH SENATOR.
LEWIS A. DiiRSON, Of Law;cncc.
BOARD or QrALIZATION.
GEN. GEO. House, of Gailia.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

profession assume dictnlorol powers o.
yer that entire profession. Such as
sumption is preposlerous. ] have seen
number of Teachers who wholly and
unequivocally repulia,c the Dayton
nominations"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06
4 Model Sermon.

Rev. Mr.. Hoppin, of Cambridge, who
oiIiciatcd at the Episcopal Church,
South Boston Sunday, preached ser.
mon iu-t teu minuteS and GIly.three Sec
onds lang! 1t is pronounced Il most Ell.
o1uent production.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

Da. TonERT DE LAMBALE, dislin.
guislel physician of Paris announces
that shock of electricity, giving to a
patient dying from the effects of chloro.
form, Immediately coun,cracts its innu.
encc, and returns the sufferer TO life.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

.,,La,L ,ho,4 :. = .o.,o',o, ,ou,a.
,Lan oo,,,,u,.o... a,o,n,.a9 v,;u n,,
I n,,., nr H. rsa,naan,,,., n,ocano
,l,n;,, c.on, d., r.n,,ioo r. ia n,,..
.a.o or,olo.q o.i :. :, e., c,. or I,o
lcool restriction. or is il because Of the
Corcc Of pnblie ouiuion? The ,ru,h is.
th,, the people are 50 occupied with the
corcs Of the world. that they have not
,;n,c !, lool; artcr ,hc in,crcs,s Of thc
rising pcncrg,iou. and iLo sbillr.o Of
the prcsent dny. have many Of II en-
crown OIL in wee and ;uiouity. Crime
is a!anningly on the increase in. onr own
copn,r, and !, l. eo iIy ,roc,ohIo n
lie or;oiu Wo .r, ,J,I 80 s,, nn,,I.., =
sop,imcn, owolo ma, ,lo ,.bioc, ,r
rcc,,,, W. bo.o .o,l ,,;,I
,,snr, r.,,, :, o.;, o..a.o'l,.,' ,,.,
That ,ro,o or. ho,o, d;co,o..o, or
o,fri,n.s ,o ,i.o, ,rl mae, I'll.
oromo,c he Jo,;yol ,o.rr, 80, hey.
rbo,ilv n,ouoh ,o b,Ii.yn. bn, .s ,yo
Ic,ign to s,eak Of ,bis subi,ct Lo,,or;or
wc n,ich, .ic,ly s,y hor, tho, yn havc
L,, I;,,ro .o,G ,,,,o - -, i,o,,fs;.;o,,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-09-06

The wings Of Jackson and Vinton
counties have nominated VIM. J. Evans
as their candidate for Representative.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-13

Srth OIL. BOSTON ar.r.. Hlt. f.t .i a.d.H. tr-
l'e''d nt h.. oi A, iH N'rtt-ss o-7flha N,rr ei.f
N'l 50 DI AtaI, an
iri 'ne ip. nf. .ai 'tr ...e, .,. .on-f. .tly
it t.e Hiil aut i.r-..e D, the to. 30 .a-i.a
LNus srlEs.
N'N .'f feN u l"at. -4t
Those who use tisc weed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-13
Amariah Sanbornls Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. the Pro5ate,
nistic Of Raadop1,-s. $. Go n for the District OF
niolph 10 ali concerned 60 tho Estate AM
ARiAn sANbokN late Of ouuge 40 said Disinei-G
lag
WHEREAS, Jwcmiah Sguh1Tn, Administrator of the
Estate Of said deceased tus made application tins Court
cor Loonsc sell a o the Real tstac OF .ai dsaolsod
including che Fcvefsonaiy interest he widows Dover,
aud represents that the fQr thQ paymtut
Of tho debt. ard charges against said Estate.
Therefor. you iefehg uutihud appsaf % session
II said Court To- b. held ut ile kcstef Office SIS ush.
ngion, said District ihe ian dsg ct October A. -
1883 oriest g. % and .hoa caH,o O. auy sou have.
WY license should aai be- eranfel, 4s aforesaid,
And his uidof shall be- published tr.c aeuks successive
" ga the NfiWtnt Nailmau a site Journal Qrincd NJ
hostelicr 10 thiS siats r-t OF which sha
be before the dsl assFnt 10 hearing ause-nid.
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so B, order Of Court, ID, +. BowLEs, Register, .
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