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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
SOLD by MOXLEY 4 BARBER.


Halls Balsnm for the LUNGS.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI. .. IH ..D.. .... Be-
Roger.s Svrun of Liy.rwort and Tar
sellers pills. Cough Syrnp and verm;fu,.
Javnc.s Sanatiye Pills Au,. pills Tnn,s
Vcnmflre. Alternative, Expectorant, Csrmln..
five Balsam. Hair Tonic and Hair Dive
Wislar i,alsnm of Wild Cherry. ..t
Guysolts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Ospood S India Cholnporue. ...,a. Iu.
OAygenatcd Bitters, sure cure for Dvspep,is
Pc ny Davis Pain Xii er.
Daley Pain Extractor. .,I .u...
McAlis,cr Ointm mt and Sola, Tincture.
McLan,'s celebrate, Pills and Vcun,fuye.
Railways Ready Relief. '.g
Gregory Instant cure of Pain.
cLr,si;,. (;nynn;c u,Its. N.cL,,co, p,.c..
lets, and Magnetic Fluid. Ht
Mexican Mustang Linmcnt. ........
Braudrclh We. c,abl. Universal Pills,
Wrlehrs indian Vegetable Pills. .s.
Bragg Sugar Coated Anti bilious Pills.
SnniiI's sugar Cont.d pills.
Farrclis arabian Linimcnt.
John Bull S improved syrup of Sorson,,;l,,
liowc's Shaker ,arsaparIlla and Cough Candy
Holland Gcrmin BIllcrs - 0
Wcaycrs Cank .r and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smith 5 ionic SyrLp, for Fever and Avue,
Bulttr > Nerve and Bone Linmen,.
Barrel indian Lnimcnt. .U....
Bates Nerve and Bone Liniment.
sherman Po,r Mans Plaster.
Hay Lin.mcnt f'r The Plies.
llobcnSack Worm SyrLp and Pllr. o..
Mcintosh S Balsaln of Indian S,uaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for DarrhOea and Dys.n cry.
llulchn Dyspepsia Bitters.
| Graclcmbers Pins, Sarsaparilla and Chill.
drenS Panacea.
Durkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
llibbard'S Family Pills aud Crcassun Balm
! llolloway's Tome Bilters and Extract of ia.
ma!ca Ginger.
shepherd Sarsaparilla.
RV"ands Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
and syrup Of blackberry Root.
Baker y Pam Panacca. ..t '"'
Power riaSterS, new and superior article.
Thompson ccieDralcd Eye Water.
TURNER Balsam Tor D.arrlioea Il Dysentery.
Turlcr American Rheumatic Basam. y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

tive duties until The local directors here
in provided for, shall have been elected
and qualified. aA.@'
JAS. G.. JOHNSON,
Speak r, House ofRepresentatlves.
GEORGE REX,
Speaker ofScnate, pro lemporc.
March l4lh, 1853, '., --
SEcnETAnY's OFFICE.
Columbus, March -, 1858.
| certify that the foregoing law il
correctly cop.sl from Tie original 70 -
on file in tins Office.
WILLIAM TREVrTT,
Secretary IF State.
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N OTTO r

rs HEREBY given that there will be pe,i.
: ton presented to the Commissioners of
Lawrence county Ohio, at their next session
in March; for the location 0f a County Road
.un the line between Samlel CHM lre = iand and
the Widow Bflmiieid $, thence North through
John G. Daily 8 farm, thence through farmer
Clary o fafm. thence the nearest and best rjute
IL the farm Of SarHIno brumield, thence the
best way througbn said farm, thence the. best
aud D,arest Folte through We farm ofJA;A9
Sahdsts 90 as TO intetsect the Codhty Road near
JsoUB .SGhdes Grocery e@ood lsuiesbsT
January i7sh. rls5ss'iqs, ss s,&o ,'la
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.
NO. n BUCKEYE BLOCK. Front ST..
d Portsmouth, Chic.

Durcbascrs will find at my store large and
2, mplcte assortment Of Miscellaneous,
lam. AeaicaL Gu sicai, and Common Sehoo
ROOES. II ether with full sock Of S.dple
ona fancy STATiOhERl
A M ,ncnls reflection will convince any on.
,hai / can tllGr induc, mens 10 BOOK buyers
fully equal t. Cincinnati or any other p''n, ~
Ills his 'rvrion. buy in he same Markets n PM
adclpl.ia and New York with them. whiisl ll'
e. pcnscs Of C, nducl rg business Is not on'
CoartI in Portsmouth what il is in the larger CIV
rs. ond which tie buyer has 10 pay III the eiid'
VLe difference in tine, tie c. ST oi trnnspora
,ion. with the advantage Of ir cir'ng ~ sma'l
quantities, makes ii mtr, cc,n meal as well "a
mere expeditions 10 purchase o me.
I'm cLnne,ion with my slule have large
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
Book Eindery,

Where BLANK BOOKS Of any ssze or style
of Ruling and of superior gun ity may be obtnln
ed at the slprlcst notice. Magazines, News
papers &C., Bound 10 Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup.
plied at the very lowest rates, in large ana small
quantities. shall be happy torcceive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
filled promptly. ,,>,.or
Book seller and SintiOncr, No. buckeye
Block Front street, Portsmouth ONO.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
IYUUyJ AlJU JID3J.

4 THE undersigned are now rccciv'
IL Ing lurge anl General assortment,
., BOOTS and SHOES, ii u N Ist every style and
variety. constituting one Of the best nnd m 'sl
diversified sluchs III Clncimnti. Ais, gtlcr'
al assurmvn, OF Panama, Leghorn aud "a IN
HATS, recently purchased ii'm the mah'!lac
lnrcfS last, al The lowest prices, TO which me!
Lrr adding Il general aud extensive aSs1rahel'
oi custom work ol all Minds IN rcqhisiioi'.,.
They wilt, ,hor fore, bc pr, pared 10 olicf 10
Country Merchants, and 10 the cI>y 'ra"c' an
assortment llIt cAccllcd IN the West; to winch
.l,ev respectfully solicit the attention Of pdl-
chaSerS generally. -
J. & A. SlMPKINSON.
Sign, biz yel'oc Bon No. 20 Lorer Market,
street, beire,n Main anil Sycamore,
5?mic Cinc,nnaii Ohio
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James Vests Estate.

N7OTlCE is hereby given. tint tile under
~ signed has been appointed as Admins
trator of the Estate Of Jam ~ West decca 'ed,
late of the county of Lawrence. urd state
of Ohi1, and is faut horised to settle fle SAM.
All persons having claims against said Estate.
.rr requested to present them daily autben
Nicatei f,t settlement. .andyhoss who are in
delj,ed 10 said sEstatc are requested to- make
payment without delay.
GEORGE B. SHATTCCK,
MAssb 2lsA 1874 AdninisGstoS
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MOXLEY&BARBER, 's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

A IN Drugs, medicines, Chein'c"s
$I Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Turpentino
&Ea Dye stuns, Window Glass, Gloss.
"a ware, SnuiIs, Tobacco, Cigars, spi.
ocs, Patent Medicines Perfumery Fancy An.
chs. Stationary, Blank Books, &c. .I. .uo
IInye just received, and will keep constant
" on land, large and well selected assort.
menl of the above articles, nlld all Others usu.
ally kept in Lrug stores-w hich they will sell
nt ihc lowest cash prices. Every article sold
hv us is " oIranted 10 be pure, fresh and genu-
n Particular attention will be paid to filling
hysicians orders, and putting up prescriptions,
firmly compounds, aud preparations Of all
kinds. We invite those wishing articles in our
line, to Call, as we feel assured that we caa
make il to their interest to purchase Of us. I1'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

DLAIN, Figured and Changeable, Fancy
ORRSS SlkKA at J. Mel AIN kO0A
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-QER-E-MN Nyo

WE have Oh hand, and fnr sale, every siz.
w and quall,y Of c0FTINS, Orders will
be filled according to dircctuns, without delay.
lJAlso OH hand a good liEARsE, with qulci
horse, and careful driver, ready for Scrvic.
whenever required.
S. II. bush, Y co.
January 2j h. IsJ3
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
CHEAPER THAN EVER BE-
FORE SOLD IN THIS TOWN!

Persons Wishing 10 Retail in the country, will
find it to their advantage to pnrcha here III
preference To incurr'ng the expense OF lrp 10
Cincinnati, ur elsewhere.
Give us II call, and examine our stock tor
yourselves before purchasing we are always
pleased 10 show our goods believing if You Learn
prccS yJu will b. s.;fc - by.
H. WISE & BROTHER.
Irin0n. March l'lh, 1888
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Tust received and for sale at No. u, Music OF
81 all kinds, such as Violins, Accorde ms.
Flutes, Faseoicts, Clarionets, Guitars, Ban
ioes, Music Boxes. perfumcry, Confectionery.
Frat Toys, Notions Of all kinds. Twenty four
hour, Eight day, ana Alarm Clocks. Looking
Glasses, Cigars, Tobacco, ,p 'rling Apparatus,
Tea, sugar, Soap, Candles, .pices Of AL kinds,
Stone " are, and great many other .rticles
too numerous to mcltlon. Cal and see.
January, LIST 1855.
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Sec 90, That an act for the support
and better re .ulation Of common schools
and 10 create permanently the office of
superintendent. passed March seventh,
cne thonsand eight hunire,l and thirty.
eight; mn act to amend an act entitled
IN sctf,r the support and better resula.
ZION Of common schools passed March
sixteenth. one thousand eight hunIre 1
Sal ibHiy;nins; an ac. 10 abolish the
Office Of super;nlen lent of common
schools, passed. March lwentythiri, one
IhopsaDd eight bpn,lrel anil forty; an &C,
10 amend an ACT enlillet an ACT for the
suppor and better regulation Of common
schools, and to create permanently the
Office Of superintendent. Of March sew.
snth. ops thousand eight hundred anl
ihiEy eight. and the acts amenIa,ory
ibsls.o,s passed March twcnty-ninth one
Thousand e'sit huiiifcd AMI forty.onc;
An actIo amend the act entitled an ac,
Sof'the support end better regulation OF
eommon schools, and 10 create perms.
aneetly The Office Of superintendent, pas.
sed March spysnlh i, one thousand sci igh.
Aaod'el and dlopyotwa; an aet further to
amend 4he act entitled an act for the
4 l. a. r
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January 2j h. 1853.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

with caution and wisdom and in this point Of view they
were wholly unnecessary, the had snuci-
pated the counsel in the examinations aud surveys which
are now being made But il these obstacles are relied
on TO show that the enterprise is mpractcabe then they
fall short OF establishing the pon, for which
they are used on the contrary they tend strongly TO con
hIm the opinion first advanced upon the engineering of
buffaloes." that the work is entirely practicable The
result may yet show that the bualoes OF the far West
understand engineering" better than The editors OF The
Journal OF Commerce.
But there is branch OF learning in which the Jour
nal has especial claim to advance an opinion, and
il has not failed TO exercise It's right II says that
prudent capitalists will no, invest their funds 10 such
enterprise except grounds distinct from the feast
bility OF the investment as pecunlaIy matter" This
opinion is based upon the fact which the Journal ss,e.
that the of hundred millions Of dollars is now
invested in railroads in the Atlantic States, between the
principal seaports and trans mountain country" and on
which no remunerating dividend is paid" Ii will be
observed that whilst the Journal of Commerce and the
Richmond Enquirer equally Jealous in opposing the
Pacific road they are at direct issue this point The
Journal insists that private capital will not seek an in
vesment in the enterprise, whilst the Enquirer conf
DENLY of opinion that the road be built by ndi-
vdua and municipal capital On aqaeston Of finance
bound to decide in favor Of the Journal OF Com
merce, whilst on the constitutional question we should
always have the greater respect for the opinion Of the
Enquirer We have heretofore insisted that the Pacific
road cannot be built by private capital alone, and upon
that conviction we have based argument in favor of
the necessity Of government aid The Journal susains
view this point, and furnishes us with full an
swer 10 the argument of the Enquirer But we are con-
ten, to await The reports of the surveyors and engineers
all the points in issue The feasibility Of the
terprise. and there is danger that the gov
eminent will rush bndly and heedlessly into the
prise.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
Kentucky Congressional Election.

Telesraphc dispatches have announced that the Ken
lucky delegation in the next Congress will stand eight
wings and two democrats. We are inclined TO believe
ba, the official will show this 10 be mistake
We now entertain strong hopes that the democracy have
elected four or FIVE Of the congressman
The majority OF Breckinridge is 6oe and that OF
Boyd more than 500.
R. H. SrAsros.--I, has been everywhere proclaimed
that this gentleman sustained defeat. The report IL
eon,adic,ed by the Cincinnati Enqurer OF last Friday
That journal says
The doubt and unccrsinry which have existed In rea-
ton to the result In tho tenth congressional district OF Ken
cky been dspecd by the complete returns, which
show the election of Stanton tdem by 500 msjoy
The figures below which show this (under the ciroum-
,tanoe.) victory of reliable source and
viii not probably vary fy from the official canvass,
a. a, are assured by excellent Kentucky democrat 10
whom we are indebted for them"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
Col. Fsney and the National Democrat.

In answer To the in Iegsrd 10 the purchase oil
the National Democrat by Col j w FoTnsy, the editor
OF that psIer says: "t is true that Col Forney, some
six weeks since, first submitted to proposition 10 buy
the National Democrat IL is his speculation, with
which the President has to do than he has IN
directing the editorial columns OF the Herald. II is well
known, by all who have heard Gen Pierce
the matter. that be will select paper be especially
and particularly his organ The New York Herald may
just well claim 10 be his organ any other paper
which is published which sproposed TO be published
80 far as best knowledge and belief goes We re-
peat. again. that Col Forney's movements wholly his
own. For than year he has entertained design
OF establishing national democratic newspaper in this
city; aud il he buys this paper he will occupy editoriay
precisely the position that we do--which lie, to
speak our own mind, free and independent OF all re-
straints"
The reputation OF Col Forney vigorous and bril-
liant political writer universally conceded that the
democracy OF the Union would have to rejoice at
the consunmaion OF the arrangement adyeed to by the
Democrat. The administration has ruer friend than
COL Fornsy, and the national democracy advo-
cate We hope soon to him at The helm OF the Ma
tiona Democrat.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
The FRANKLIN ExPEDITIoS.-lniormao of a very

The FRANKLIN ExPEDITIoN.-lniormaiio of a very
interesting character has been received by government
which, if coirect-aDd il has every appearance OF
thentcity-may turn out to be OF great Importance
hearing OF the fate OF the missing Arctic expedition
der Sir John franklin II is to the effect that inie
gence has been conveyed to the Russian government
ST. Pelersburgh that several OF what called glass
balls have been fouad By the natives at The mouth Of
the river Obi, which falls into the Arctic basin at The
seventeen parallel OF latitude The Russian authorities
transmitted this information without delay to our foreign
office, and request has been despatched that rome of
the socaed "glass bals"-more probably botlles-may
be, if possible, secured and transmitted TO England.
The locality where these balls bottles are said TO
have been found is precisely that TO which they would
probably have dnfied had they been thrown
or otherwise detached from Frankn's ships, in The
latter had attained high northern latitude for the
rent Of the Arctic sets along The Siberian towards
the European coast evidenced by the great quantity
OF drift wood, &c, found the shore. Ii would Of
course, be premature TO arrive at the conclusion that
these glass balls relics OF Franklps expedition bu,
the information. crude though be, is OF too important
and curious a nature TO be summariy dismissed as IN
worthy Of aenlon.-London Times
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

The Minnesota Democrat Of the 9Th ut says that seen.
G. w Jones, the distinguished Iowa senator, paid our
city visit yesterday. lie warmly welcomed BY our
citizens here, who were reiocsd a, opportunity Of
manfes,ing their personal esteem, and exhibiting their
gratitude the many kind services which he has rem
dered Territory in his senatorial capacity Minnesota
has no warmer or more devoted friend on the floor Of
Congress than Gen. Jones. and are largely indebted
to his o~n personal ererons for many of the fsvors
which We bsve received from the government. Msy
long life and prosperity attend him" iHsz aat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
virginia Debt and Resources.

An exhibit OF the public debt and resources OF the
State OF Virginia has just been prepared for the 6nan
cal public by the bankers OF the Commonwealth,
Messrs. Selden, Withers, & Co., of Washington city
In it the debt, present. and contingent is classified,
and very properly made distinct in its objects and
securtes and it is certainly a matter OF surprise,
ON looking the statements for the first time
set forth, that so little pains has been taken here
tofoe to place the subjec, in its proper light The
existing debt. the 25,h OF march las,-ahough
inaly nearly sixteen millions dolars-s reduced. by
representation of old and valuable, and uniformly div
dend paying bank stocks. TO an internal Improvement
debt of $lO.553,6l5; and Of This sum. $6,l34,645 is,
properly, canal debt incurred in the construction Of
the Great Ksnawha and James river cansl-leaving Of
the debt aH
To prod uctive railroad lec,s SIS OIL. 668
Miscellaneous aud non productive 1857, Ss2
The State by recent acts of the legislature determined
TO extend and encourage more general and complete
system of railway Improvement and 10 this end fixed
npon three fhs, or per cent OF the aggregate cos,
OF each trunk line 10 which she proposes extend her
aid, the basis of direct issue, contingent loan Of
credit and public faith The aggregate cos, TO the State
OF this system, in any possible contingent event. Che
whole calculated to be completed in three year, and
much oil 1t rendered productive before the expiration OF
that period) is Gil s54 1877 OF which, the 25h Of
March, .664 known to be direct and certain,
the remainder left the claims which private or copo.
rate enterprise may hereafter make on the Commonwealth
for her hree-fbs aid 10 certain trunk lines Of railway
contemplated by The acts of the legislature In the state
nent before u.s. the character and xions OF these
lnes and their influence the development and future
growth IN population and wealth of Virginia, ably
sci FORTH and the securities aud guarantees for The debt
at the came time capddly DISCUSSED in all their phases
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

The Postmaster General has sent circular TO the yar
Gus railroad companies carrying United States mails
der charge of agents. pointing out the necessity for
their proper accommodations and for the security Of their
charge; demanding too that they shall all strictly
ply with the common clause OF their specific contracts,
binding them to have cars exclusively for mails. He fur
nshts them with diagram, showing his view OF what
is necessary first for security, and next. to facilitate the
abos of the mail agents asserting and delivering mails
from trains. He also points out the necessity for in iu
ture preventing any one, excepting United States mail
agents. from having the body OF the mail car.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
TINS M.crposAN- Navy Department have let

The MAcrpoNAN The Navy Department have Leu
ter. from Captain Joel Abbott, in command OF the Mace
DOMAIN, (who is her way TO Join the Japan squsdron
announcing her arrival at ST Helena dated June 18th
Issl She had merely touched there. We sorry 10
have to say that Captain Abbott announces the death OF
his son. N NJ w Abbott esq. who had been acting bis
clerk OF affection OF The lungs lie abou, until the
day OF his death. The general health Of the ships
psny was remarkably good.
The Macedonian continues to hold her reputation for
very rapid sailing Captain Abbott was obliged to send
home Mr. Hamilton. of Baltimore, masters mate. on
account OF illness He had given great abstraction to
his superior officers and hi. departure on sick leave was
greatly regretted - WssAinRssn Star.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

~ srv. omAsl.. W. psn,.or.

Receive pilgrim mid thy yhrines, hir river
E~eower my tent where old-time palmer. Sve,
A'sone my Tyre where chisfsin punsa his culver,
Rear me an altar whore the high tYtest kNeh
Where Powhstsn once spread his warrior pillow.
Where from thy groves he iaunchsi his ~ift csnc.
81, and gaze upon Thy rolling biew,
Win all thy landscape hindiss into view.
Time was, Potomac when ,hy shadowy mous,.,n.
sen'up the wiswAm's smoke On all The air
When savage hofdcs rnamed by thy hiddss fountsi..
And beasts and birds Of prey rcisrsd wildly there,
The snters shook through all thy quiet valleys.
The eagle screamed among they cliff on high,
Where now the primrose with The violet Aa,lses
And hearth stone rosic hunss its lullaby.
Where faithful Pocahontas sought thy bs~d.sv, ~
Now stand our halls Of state upon Thy keolls
Tho councils meet and yorler vasA,rs
Guard new standard where thy eurr,n, r,,..
Gone 's the war Meet from thy placid wsters
The msrderous whoop ssrshts thy woods no mora
No victor chief, 'n'd hands Of soas and dsnsns.ys
Shall yell and ptascs upsn my Gsishass sac~s
Beloved Potomac lot our happy dwsNinss ~
Beam with Thy smiles al thy bAaAs alona
Give us the vscos.e Of thy gentle swsiiinss,
Gree, %, dear river with my pescedsi sonss y,
For on thy hills rhou hast sacred t-sasuse,
OF al land can boast the sches one
on wonder not We hail the with pleasure
That flows beside the davs Of wAsnmeror.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
Treaty with the WinnebagOes.

We learn from the Minnesota Democrat of the 27th
July that the Winnebagoes TO be assembled at Sank
Rapids, the 3 of August, for the purpose OF making
treaty for the sale exchange OF the lands which they
at present occupy Gov. German and Gen. Fletcher
have been especially commissioned meet them for this
purpose.
II is thought, that they will in exchange tract
OF land on the Crow river depuation OF the chiefs
having recently made an exploration Of that part Of the
country and returned highly pleased with it's appear
ance &
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

LrrrslLrrr or THE Nrw JsRsry hosopoLIEs We
informed by the New Jersey papers that the Camden
and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company The
Delaware and Rsrtan Canal Company and the New Jsr-
ssy Railroad Company. all have volunteered TO carry. free
Of charge. from any point upon their routes all goods in
tended for exhibition at The New York Crystal Palace
What companies in other States ready follow this
liberal example, There is plenty OF lime Tor the o8es
~ the Exhibition will no, be in full blast for month ye.
although hope the building viii be oished before
that time Nat Dsnssrsf NEA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

The National Democrat says that the two old cannons
used by General Jackson in the battle of New Orleans,
which had been objects OF curiosity in the hayward at
Brooklyn. sold under general order made during
the late administration TO sell all the old guns. These
guns highly priced in the hayward relics Of the
memorable sth OF January, 1915, and objects OF
much curiosity account Of their singular construction
The officers OF the yard appealed 10 the government
10 spare those Two old gums but the order irevoca
BILE, and they sold.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09

We have received but little intelligence from The cleo
tons in this State
We think that Abecombie twbis) has been elected in
the NJ onigomery district.
Phillip. (dern) has carried Mobile county by 200, and
the probabilities are tina, be is elected
Winston (dem.) has been elected governor.