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F0R STATE TREASURER,
JOHN N. HAWTHORN, of Orleans
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FOR STATE A uDIr0R.
JOHN E. KING, of st. Landry.
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y
made his way to the scene of action There he
saw one of the minions of corruption--who are
paid SO much head for every poor dupe whom
they can manage to furnish with naturalization
papers-persuading young foreigner TO swear
to certain dates which he (the caitiff) had writ
ten down, and was endeayoring to make the
youth repeat by rote, in order to prepare him to
give the proper answers under oath.
The young foreigner, on being told of the
great sin he was about to commit in swearing
to what was not true, Immediately left, and so
made one voter less on that eventful yesterday
These statements, and more, we are able to es-
tablish by competent witnesses; and officials
should take care that they do not provoke the
proof when their violations of the law shall have
ve0ome 80 hagrant as to render il necessary
'aa' .ne proceedings attendant on impeachment
should be put in operation
NOT are these all the matters worthy Of r.-
marx III TINS naturalzing tribunal
When the papers have been rec,,or,,, ,uo,s
: out, they are not handed to the rerso,,s -
citizenship they attest, but are immoa;a,o,',
n passed to the keeping of one of the ~,
+ governing clique, who is to keep them I'm ~
# day of the election Then, if the c;,;,a. Wv
t fraudulently made should show any evidences
r of an intention not to vote the straight ticket
] the papers will be withheld, and he will not n
Q allowed to vote.
Q 1t might appear to some that the papers il
such a case would be useless for election pur
poses Oh mol They will do as well for an
{ other voter who may assume the name write
in them for the time
Not only among the low and debased are to /
J found the men who make themselves tools fo
| carrying out these public frauds Prominer
: among the actors therein We have noted NOR
, than one public official, who abuse the powe
which they hold by virtue of their positions, an
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FOURTH yGREssroyAL DISTRICT.
JOuN BLAIR SMITH, Of Natchitoches.
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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1868

- ELrcrros-- Monday, November I. 1858.
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WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of BUs6ee'S Supreme Court Reports, &c,
begs to inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing the shortest notice, and in n
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
Office in the state. Orders promptly attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE, Raleigh,
July 80, 1858.
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limited number of advertisements will be taken or b bt
tIeE paper but no deduction will be mace On any p
yearly advertisement, s,these VIII oe in'0i' -
Prossona or Cards not eGesedng aEe nS or
W. f % ; months or $40 twelve months or III both pa
& go % fS e m for six months $15 for twelve months
mr. by the wear, free of charge.
Subscribers and others who may wish to send END nc 2
& Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free postage.
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EDARISEF & Kings Steamship EXPREgS,
J. PER ROANOKE and l:eauesa Rate,
ss tS 1 e b
SEN '1s sG a's & PafR sS1TH ssE IS PfR Isss
t tie oSsst and d;s1St Express
leaving New Yors generally delivered almost every
lima IN 5e hours and at forty per below the old s
04R PARTEN KINGS fees sor expeditions trans
Portaon of Freight and Paekage beat by any
ton. therefore the shape q Auns1ag i1.pesitSs
Epss Rs snd Sssss s S1ss Street EsE sPGTa K
Rest assured, that all they promise, they win ith
.s,.' PARIsEN & KING I'd Barclays ST N. Y,
aud BollingbroOk ST, Petersburg, Va.
AGENTS.
J. W Woa1ck, sri FarmTiilIe, Va F.ia-
WM BAILEY, Fredericksburg, Vas
WMsL MA6LE Richmond Va
Mr. MINOR, Charlottesville Va.
JOIN CAnrBELL, Weldon, North catoiina.
JoHN NgFr, Wilmington, n. c.
H. D. TuRSrh, Raleigh, n. G.
TURNBULL & SrA1L1Nos, Warrenton, n. CT
Sr4Rk PIEhCE, Fayettgylle \; 6
JAMES L.-D1kE, Ridgeway, n. G.
c. ALLEN, Littleton, N. G.
~ NoF1eE-Express packages for Norfolk Petersburg,
Richmond and the interiors intended for shipment stea
by Messrs PAR1sES KING md Barclay street. New York
who the only authorized Agents forward Express
packages by those steamships to VIRGINIA. n CARo1A and
TENNESSEE.
June 18, 1853. 6e-tfj
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS 1s53.-THE
- SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in announcing to
his friends and the public generally that recent arrivals
hags snt PfFod o FoRHS R is ssd s I a f
DRY GOODS; also HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENS
WARE, GLASSWARE HATS, CAPS BOOTS SHOES
and GROCERIES, which he offers for sale unreasonable
himself the favorable terms, persuaded he
not be undersod by fair competition. He respectfully
licts call from purchasers.
The following consists of portion only of his soek!
FoR GENTLEMEN,
Cloth Cassmcres and Vestings of nearly all shades and
prices-a complete assortment Summer Goods Bays
FoR THE LADIES',
Black Gro de Rhine Silks
so} sssp,
Brocade and other Fancy Silks, sssss=s
Fancy, and Plain Silk Tissues,
=. shaigss' i'
Plain Black Shallys and other tioiifning Goods
Fancy Barege De Laines,
Z" Organdi Muslns,
L" French Lawns, and Jaeonettes,
4" Solid Color LAWNS and Jaconettes,
Brill:antes,
1" French and English Ginghams
French, English Domestic Prints in great variety,
Jaconette Cambria, Nansook Book and Null Arslins
Bishop Lawn, Dotted and Plain Swiss 8usins,
French Work Capes, Chemizettes and Collars,
French Work Lace, and Muslin Undersleeves,
Linen Cambria HkfS, complete assortment,
Black Lace Mantillas
Black Lace Shawls and Scarfs,
Black Lace Vels S&e
Black grippe and Mourning teiis
Mourning Collars and Undersleeves
Alexanders Fancy Black and nc White b Kid s Cloves
A large assortment of Parasos and Umbrellas.
JAMES McKIMM0F.
Raleigh March 25, 1858 Ss-
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II EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL.-We respectfully inform
friends and hepublc that have in store large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and Findings, for the Spring
Trade which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York. and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight &C., considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor.
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tannery places in power sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination and believe shall be able to please
both to price and quality Below enumefte some of
the leading articles viz;
dozen Crawfords Calf Skins (this maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 (" American Calf Skins,
80 /" Lining and Binding SKINS
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather
so q" Band Leather,
Lasts BooTrces, Shoe and Boot Makers Tools OF every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warTanted
give satisfaction many other articles too
Saddery. "A. & r. II. FORD.
NIB We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852 If
DARERY & CONFECTIONARY-PU
~ would rsReeifny@ ; FIN nfe% fn II the public
full experiment. and they to execute all oyder
in their line in Cake and Candy de-
GARS0ur stock of Cigars some of them
las vas Excelsior Ell cervo, Steamboat Principles and
q variety toe numerous to mention.
~ Parties in the City country furnished with
most reasonable terms BRIDE carefully packed
sent any part of the State and oasses Cakes
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought amy
other House North Carolina profits and
apRSdl Raleie6s sa4Ss May 4 ~ ssfs RS' 1888
WKTHITE co ooDs.4J ACKeNEETs, ENGLISH
Canbrics Nainsook checked striped Muslin Null
Muslin Plain and dotted Swiss For sale
Raleigh june AZ, fs5s. 5s--
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HSOR THE IIAIR.-LYON'S KATHAIRON, BAR
Isry's Trcopherous and DolIard's Herbanum Extract
orremoving Dandru and restoring the Hair and
yigor. For sale at the Drug store of -. IS
WILLIAMS 3 HAYWOoD
MayIaE, 1855. 8. = =
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Digest of the Reports from the
mencenent, up to the year 1916, !"
N. G. Form Book; Swam's n G. Justice; Debates in
Conventions Proceedings and Debates of the Convention
of North to amend the Constitution of the State
in 1885. ssssa
North Carolina during the Revolution; Sketch of North
Carolina, by Jones Farmers Own Book Agricoa.
All of which are fered at very reduced prices
Is RaleoIa 9.
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N. C. Fashionable JewelrF store.
EDALMER & RAMSEY, DEALERS IN GOLD

N. C. Fashionable JewelrE store.
ASD sfLvFR WATcHEs Sa ali as kinds Of dewe, hN Syl os
the Latest Styles, SILVER and PLATED WARE Per
The Subscribers are receiving their Fall purchase which
is one Of the most extensive ever offered for sale in the
100 Gold and Silver Watches
Large collection of Gold Chains, Seals and Keys,
fine lot of Diamond Rings and Pins,
fashionable Ear at fin rings Breastpins and Rings,
Very large assortment of Gold, Silver and Steel spsCa
Gold and P sTfr d k Pencils R.st and Pens and gs
yer fab enf Desert and nd1 I Spoons
Ladies' Forks and Buttersknives and Pekekniyes and
Forks,
castors Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays,
Baskets, Waiter Coffee Urn,
Perfumery ahd Fancy Goods,
All kinds of Watches Jewey and Clocks repaired
usual manner
THO THE MERCHANTS OF RALEIGH AND
now running our Express day from Peers5g
and PontsN point Nnr in charge g PssI
and the interior of North Carolina Every Tuesday and
Saturday, per Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, from
New York. for all parts of Virginia. North Carolina and
Tennessee. s.ss.f
Enterprise and desrous of receiving their Merchandise by
Mail speed and the most economical viii find
ing representations the letter. by ordering their
eoFrespondents to send theit goods BY parisen Kings
-'e''' PARIsEN KING, I'd Barclay St n =.
D 90 ekoSESR E. NgEfsle RSiinE9f'0k ss s., fs'i
J. R. d j. SLOAN, sGTeensboro, N G.
NJ On the first of August shall Express to
and from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
July ., 1858. 66-tf
Copper, Tin and stove Depot, Roanoke square,
Norfolk, Va.
" NJ. d. ROBERTS, Jr., HAS IN STORE A.
large and varied assortment Of nlIinds Of Copper
other establishment Virginia. Copper Work for Stean
ers Mills Distleries &C., &c executed in the best man
ner with ToT SIC 1saFd AND Il 5ffaG aoT sfsnTs
OF all kinds, for all purposes; Metallic Roofing Cutters
Pipes for Buildings Block Tin, Tin Plate, Sheet Copper
Bar and Sheet lead Sheet Iron, &C.. Ethereal Oil and
of all the newest and most approved patterns.
WM. D. ROBERTS, JR.,
Roanoke Square,
- Norfoik Va.
April- 10. 1853. 44-SW6m.
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Notice to North Carolina & Virginia Merchants
STEVENSON & WEDDELL. IMPORTERS AND
ICJoBBERs STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS, PETERSBURG
"a. Now offer to the trade large and commanding assor
of British and Continental Goods together with
large stock of Domestic FABRIc purchased before the
cent advance in prices
Merchants respectfully invited to call
assortment feel condont offer great induce
ments to purchasers be found in this any Oter
market.
N. B. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
Petersburg, Va, Sept. 6. - 80 Sc
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EARRATT'S HOTEL, PETERSBURG, vA.--THE
e. undersigned having purchased the entire interest the
late propretors Messrs FELD HAwTHoRN again at his
former post and prepared to entertain his friends and the
public He hopes BY strict attention to the business
still maintain the previous reputation which the House has
enjoyed and trusts he viii merit and receivea continuance
Of that patronage which 1t has heretofore received shs
intention to conduct the House style that will place
upon an with the first elass Hotels Of the Southern
public pledgng the omission of duty his part ren
der all comfortable who may favor him with visit:
- Ohm JARRATT.
September 9Th 1853. 80 lin, -
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SOAPS, &c.-VARIETIES OF TOILET, SHAVING,
Sand Fancy Soaps Lyons Kaharon Barrys Tricophergs
Rowands genuine Macassar OIL Bears OIL Beef Marrow for
the hair for sale by HAYWOOD SCOTT.
September 8, 1858. So
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HTENRY ID. TURNER, BOOKSELLER, PUB
III III Usher and STATIONER No. FUyetteoiUe Street,
publisher of Supreme Court Reports has hand
ElIL both Law and Equity.
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NIEW DRUG STORE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS have I
1N entered into partnership under the firm of HAYwooD
ScoTT the purpose of conducting the Drug and Apoh
ecary business E. BURKE HAYWOOD
CHARLES G. SCOTT.
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ssSKY LIGHT!,, EVANS & COOKE No 90,
y Cheap Place. Have received their entire Fall purchase
of Goods which open for inspection.
We deem unnecessary speak of their cheapness
perfectly understood py that Evans Cooke believe
in quick sales and short profits and usual ahead of
all competition EVANS 4 COOKE.
Sept. u. Sc
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15

LEARNING VS.. DISCIPLINE. The sub.
joined extract from Black woods Maya.
zine, IS both amusing and instructive.
"Learning-.learning-.lcarning is the
cry Of father an molher-"if my boy
had the learning what genius he'd
be!' In course, ye old fools, your
douchal would be a swan among the
goslings; but isn't "learning" half the
world want; instead of "learning," by
which they mean cobwebs picked out OF
dead mems brains il they would get some
discipline. Discipline, discipline, that's
the only education | ever saw that bro,t
a boy to any good. What's the use Of
battering mans brains full of Greek
and Latin pot.hooks, that he forgc,s
before he doffs his last rounl jack.
ct, or puts on his first ong.,ailel blue,
if ye don't teach him the oil Spartan
virtue of ODE Iience, har,l living early IL
sing, ami them sort of classicsi Where's
the use orins,ruc.ins him in hexsmelers
and pcntamc,crs, il you leave him igno.
rant of the value of a penny piece? What
height of breiherin stupidity it is 10 be
film boys brains with the wisdom
of The ancien,s, and then turn him out
like an omadhaun, 10 pick up his viciu.
ais among the moierns.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
A Beautiful Mind.

Is like precious and prolific seed
the mother Of lovelinsss-the fountain oil
bliss-the produce Of many treasured
and inestimablc 1owers-no cankcl
can dc(acc, nor tine destroy. Even
should there be those of its lovely pro
duce that pass away, yet the source is
therc-,he seed remains to rcvivc-to re.
modify-to place again on our bosom
and near our hearts, in renewed beauty
in the same deep interest and winning
power as at first.
We would gather it in as the richest
possession-as the well.spring Of the
pures., and abundant and enduring Joys
AS our support-our comleri-and tho
cherished object; worthy of our highes!
admira,ion; and we could cling to it,
thanking God that i, is immortal-living
forever.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
OHIO LEGISLATURE
CoLuMRus March l0

SoLUhBUS Marcn lO.
HoUsE--The Senate amendments Of
the school bill were discussed the whole
forenoon. and all Of them agreed to, cx.
cept the one requiring the districts to
procure Webster's dictionary for the use
ofthe schools which the House persisted
in striking out.
SESArE.-Thc House bill, defining
the duties and powers of Trustees of
Townships, was passed.
This bill relasss to tipping shops,
and the sale of intoxicating drinks, EN-.
Powcrins the Trustees to prohibit the
sale where deemed advisable.
The bill regulating Foreign Insurance
Companies was postponed until the frs,
Monday Of next January.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
SESATE--The report of the Confer.
ence Committee on the School Bill, stri.
KING out the dictionary clause was aSreel
to.
HousE--The act to provide for COM
psnsas'on to owners OF private property,
taken by corporations, passed.
The bill to amend the &C, relating to
jurors. passed.
Also, the bill TO amend the act to pre-.
serve the purity of elections.
The general appropriation act was
discussed up to adjournment.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
[DDD1gy AIiD SHOES,

n THE undersigned are now recciv.
ing large and general assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES, Of almost every style and
variety, constituting one Of the best and most
diversified stocks in Cincinn,l. Also, gencr.
al assortment Of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac-
turers East, at the lowest prices, TO which they
are adding general and extensive assortment
Of custom work OF all kinds in requisition.
They will, there fore, be prepared TO offer 10
Country Merchants, and 10 the city trade, an
assortment not cxccled in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention Of pull
chasers generally.
J. & A. SIMPKINSON.
Sign, big yel!o,p Boot. No. 25 Loper Market,
street, Jetween Main and Sycamore,
9mlc Cincinnati Ohio.
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A RAaullfnl EacA.

Is like lovely and fragile aower-fail
and delightful to look upon. Painted
by master hand, we watch lie colorings
with tender regard-gaze on it with
great sfection-would bear tito our bo.
som, and win it as our own. For o
while it is the living idol of our daily
praise-the charm which binds US with
willing power.-But time breeds the
canker. Its beauty diminished-its
freshness is gone, decay scarce leaves a
trace Of what was once a pride and wor.
ship. 1t is in our bosom still, but also it
is there in pity that it should be mortal
and must perish.
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The Strike At Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March i

The mechanics at Benson's and
Wreedcr's establishments have gone to
work at the advance Of l5 per cent.
Ross's, Ninan's, Murray & HAZE.
hurts and Denmead's establishments
are still idle, the proprietors holding out
sgainst the claims of the mechanics. A
large number Of the best hands have left
The city and gone to work elswere.
There ore still about fifteen hundred on
the strike.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15

The great event in Washington on
Saturday, seems to have been the mar.
riage Of the rich and accomplished wi.
dow Of Gen. Ashley, Of Missouri, to At.
torney General Crittenden. The nup.
tisl ceremonies were attended by the
President elect, President Fillmore, and
many members Of the present as we'll as
prospective cabinet, and great mum.
Der Of other distinguished pcrsonages.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
H. w. MooRE, Secretly.

r. Lloyd & Co. are calling the atten
ton Of our readers 10 their stock Of
Boots. Shoes, Hats, &c. This is one OF
the establishments OF which our city may
Justly bo proud. Tho energy and busi.
ness talent Of the men have built it up,
and the excellent stock, and liberal
terms upon which it is sold, are sufficient
guarantee Of continued success. Deal.
ers in the articles ought by all means 10
call at this house, before completing
their purchases.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
Contcntment--A Parable from the
German.

1t thappencd once. on hot summers
day. tina, | was standing near a wall,
when little bird flew down seeking wa
ter There was. indeed, large trough
near the well, but it was empty, and
grieved for moment to think that the
little creature must go away thirsty; bu,
it settled upon the edge Of the trough,
bent its little head downwards, then
raised it again. spread its wings and
SCARED away singing; its thirst was ap.
peased. ! walked up to the trough, and
there in the stone. work, | saw q little
hole about the size Of wren's egg. The
water held there had been source Of re
vival and refreshment; it he'd found e.
nough for the present and desired no
more. This is contentment.
Again stood by lovely sweet. smell.
ing flower, and there came a bee hum.
ing and sucking; and it chose the flow.
er for its field Of sweets. But the flower
had no honey.-This l knew, for it had
no nectary. What then, thought l, will
the bee do? 1t came buzzing out of the
cap to take a further flight; but as it
come up it spied the s!amens full Of gol.
den farina, good for making the wax,
and it rolled its legs against them till
they looked like yellow hosen. as the
bee'keepers say: and then thus heavily
laden. flew away home.--Then | said:
thou earnestly seeking honey. and find.
ing none, hast been satisfied with wax,
and hath stored i, for thy house that thy
labor might not be in vain. Thou like.
wise shall be to ME lesson Of content.
ment.
The night is far spent-7,he dark nigh,
Of trouble--that sometimes threatened to
close around US, but the day is at hand,
and even in the night there we,e> stars,
and have looked on them and been
cemforted; for as one SET could slways
see another rise, and each was as lamp
showing mo somewhat of.h depth ofthe
riches both ofths wisdom and the know.
ledge Of God. . N n y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15

Tho Somerst (Pa. .)Hsrald, says tn 1t
several capitalists will commence the
iron business next summer in that county,
provided they can make suitable pur.
chssss near the track Of tho Connells.
vile Railroad, and the "locofoco ruin
tariff" Of ls48 is not disturbed. Go
ahead, yau shan't be hurt!
DEArB OF JUICE HIrcxcocK.-The
Cleveland Herald, ofFriday, says Judge
PErEH HITsncocx died that day in
Painssville. $50
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
MusICAL SOCIETY.

The Handel and Hayden Society, me,
March 7th, and organized by adopting
a Constitution and Bylaws. This so.
cisty Is organized for tho mutual b.nef,
and recreation Of its members, in the
practice Of vocal and instrumental mu.
sic, embracing sacred music, sentimen.
tsl songs, glees, &c. The society have
engaged the Temperance Hall, OF which
place they will meet every Wednesday
evening. Any person desiring to be-.
come, either regular. or honorary mem.
Der. can send in his proposition for &C.
ton Of society.
H. w Moopv Co...,,,,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
Corporation Election.

VINHE qualified electors Of the incorporated
i Village Of lronton, are hereby notified that
an election will be held at the usual place Of
holding the township elections in said village
on the first Monday in April next. for the pur-
pose Of electing one Mayor, one Recorder, five
Trustees, one Treasurer, one Marshal, and one
Street Commissioner to serve the ensuing year.
S. SPRlGG, Mayor.
J. ALLEN RIcHEY, Recorder.
Ironton, March lst. 1853.
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MI -. IL. H4 MNE"s

On the 7th inst. by Rev, G. H. Bower, Mr.
JOHN TAYLOR to Miss Nancy E. Monk; both Of
Lawrence Co.
On the 10th inst., 'by Rev. J. T. Holiday, Mr.
BAKEr WALLER to Miss PENINAH E. BAzELL.
On the 9Th inst, by Robert Richey Esq, Mr..
VIM. DEAvER, to Miss JANE THAYER.
At Marion on the oath ult. by Sam'l Logue
Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL BRAGG, to Miss Mary Willis,
both Of Aid township.
In Elizabeth Township On the 9th inst, by
Jacob Lair Esq.,, BENJAMIN GILLEN to JANE
BARrLY all of said Township. g q