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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22

TENT PEyER liver COMPLAINT, JAUNDI CE
ENLARGEMENT or THE LivER ENLARGE.
MENT or THE SPLEEN, AND AiL TIE VA
RIOIIs FORMS or BIf.Ous DISEASES.
This invaluable m tdlcnc was prepoicd from
m extensive practice OF several years in bill
ious climate, aud is never 10 fail Of curing Fc-
yer and Ague. or any Of The diseases above
named.
AUTO N! BEWARE or COuNTERFEITs
AND IMlTATIONSn
TAKE MOTT CE.-Thc genuine India Chol-
ngoghe is prepared exclusively by DR. Charles
Osgood, the inycnioi aud sole proprietor. TO
protect yourself from imposition, buy of the reg
ulHr agent, or an honest druggist, examine the
outside engraving. and the pamphlet which j,
ancl ,scs. See hat the words OSGO0DS IN
Ola CUOLAGOGUE are blown in the glass OF
The bottle and above all see that the label o.
directions has the written signiturc Of CnARLEs
OsGooD, NJ, D., and you are safe.
From S Cary. Esq, Counsellor at Law 'c
the agents at. at.Cincinnali.
CIvciNS,TI. Oct. | 1913.
Mrssrs SANronp& PARK: IN June last WA
checked with that most affecting and nnpIcas
ant diseases, the "Chil and Fever" The par
oxisns returned daily, and were very severe.-
| NY pbisical energies had been much impaired
| by n prcyious attack Of Bilious Fever. Having
tried several fnvOr,c remedies without relief. I
friend in whom had confidence recCmnende'
DR. CSgood's India Cholngoguc. ] procured
bottle, and followed the accompanying drcc
iions. The consequence was tlat had bu
ne paroxsm after taking The first dose, and m
general health was rapidly restored without MS
ing any other medicine, dispensed the re
maindor ofthc bottle 10 Two other persons sImi
lorly afflicted, and with the same results. On
orthcm had been shaking FOR eight mon'hs,an
was relieved in two DAYS By the use Of -
Cholagomc. consider il my duty, as il is m
pleasure. 10 Recommend il, having the most on
tire confidence in rs sanativc power
Yours ,rn'y, S. +. CARY.
For sale I'D. PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio.
North east corner Of Fourth and walnut SIS
entrance on Walnut strcet-to whom all OF
ders must be addressed.
AGENTS.
Sid by MoSlcy & Barber, & ]. p. Shaw
Ironion; w II &M Bryan, Burlington Juh
KYLE, Hanging Rock; W Kouns, Grccnups
lbnrg: W r Nichols & Co Caile,isbur'h; Jas.
G Miller, Jackson: l. p Magnet, Gallipols:G
Payne, Porter, s s Murray, Willkcsvi'e; Tho
lC. Bunlngon, Guyanlptic; j. l.. M'Ncy & Go
Portsmouth,; Shacklcford d Crichton, do.
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Notice of Public Sale.

TNHE subscriber will offer for sale, at his res
idence on Monday the 3lst day of Octo-
ber, 1858, the following property. to wit: Real
estate, IA shares, or one third of the farm call
ed the Bowen farm-all bottom, beautifully
situated on the Ohio River, and containing As
acres more or less. Terms OIL real e.: tate, one
third down, and the remainder in 3 and 6
months. Personal property-fsmng utensils,
such as ploughs, hoes, forks. ETC., together with
lot of bee stands, one man saddle, set of
Shoemakers tools, etc., one patent shaving
machine, calculated for all kinds of coOpering,
one table, etc., with all kinds of cooking uten-
sils, and a variety of other articles too numerous
to mention. Terms of personal property-all
sums over five dollars n credit of SIX months
will be given, all sums under S5, cash. will
also sell to any one at private sale, anything
have for sale, until the day of sale, at low
price. For further information, apply to the
proprietor at his residence.
Oct. 20, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
CABINET WARE ROOMS
GiLLEN e. BR0THE
Corner Of Lawrence and Third
Streets.
IHONTON sEpTEMBEO 1883

4 RE constantly receiving large additions to
n their stock Of Furniture aud Chairs Of ev.
cry style.
Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
urns, Wash boards, Wood Bowls, Measures,
lutles Pins Fassits, Suclles Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
and Willow Chairs; Moss, Cotton and Husk
Mattresses, Mats, Cords, Cots, Clocks, Broom,s,
Brushes, Looking Glasses, and in ffc. everything
in the house furnishing line; all Of which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased from
Portsmouth or Cincinnati. We arc also agents
or the sale Of Kanawha Salt April 26 1888.
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SALE CT SCHOOL. LAMBS.

PURSUANT 10 mn order Of the Court OF Common
Pleas within and for the County of Lawrence and
Sinic OF Ohio. made NJ the October \. ID. l>55 II
viii offer for sale NJ Public Auction, a the door OF The
CuUr, House of said County Gi Lawrence Saturday
the :Ils day Of Dee >53 n, one o'clock i. NJ. at said
duyilie following described icoo! Lands belonging
To Green Township. ScUip County. OGo. 10 wIt:--ihe
i,ausr eighteen u-l containing 3}i iJ-jUO ap
praised OF $3.50
Also the j. I OF section twenty seven (27l Township
three 81 range eighteen tiS) confirming :3s Il li-lO(
acres apprnscdat nj $3.50
Also T. quarter Of section thirty four t3il Town
ship three til rnngc eighteen Q-l containing 1G6
| 100 acres. appraised NJ $500
All the foregoing lands 10 hc sold n, not les,
,hnn the appraised value llcrcot on the following
terms 10 wit twelfth OF the purchase money I,
hc raid nj the time OF sale. aud the balance in clever
| annual instruments of equal amounts with annual in
lcrcst thereon. JAMES G. TERRY.
AUDITOR, Lawrence Co
Auditors Office.
rOntJu. Nov. i2, l-53. CIV
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Gi.REl,A!N.sr tEA9.I.f;.RM
Clothing Emporiuna!!
G.. NEUBERGER.

G.. NEUBERGER.
No. 3 Union Bloch Ironton Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOI HING.
THE subscriber would call the attention of
the citizens Of Ironton aud the adjoining coun-
ty to his stock of Summer and Fall REA DY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in palt Of
ONERCOATS, of every description FINE
BLACK FROCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH and FANCY CASHMERE
PANTALOONS, BLACK SATIN and FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, liandker-
chiefs, Undershr's and Drawers, Boots and
Shoes, Kossuih Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
will keep up a general assortment of every
variety of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will! sell TO those who may favor me
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find it tc
their advantage to purchase ofme rs can sup
ply them on better terms than they can purchase
| clscw here.
| Give me a call and examine my stock before
purchasing; and satisfy yourselves of the ad.
vantage to be gained by purchasing good a ar
ticle at a reduced price.
G. NEUBERGER.
lronton. Ohio, Sept. /, 1883.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
Patent Door Spring.

WE keep on hand aud for sale Glass, Sash,
w Chain Pumps Levels, Stair Rods, Mat
tocks and Picks, Shovels. Spades, and a variety
of Garden Tools, Scythes, Snatlls, Cradles,
Sicklcs, Sheep Shears, Scott's Axes, Riddles,
Selves, Steel Traps, Corn Shcllers, Paint
Brushes, Cotton Packing, Yarn, Whitewasn
and Counter Brushes; large assortment Of
Door, Chest and Cubard, Till and Pad Locks;
also Butts Of all kinds, Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs, Cords, Ok Balls, Guns, Gun Bar.
rcs, Gun Locks, Moulds, Wipers, Powder
Horns and Flasks, Double Triggers Percussion
Caps. Fish Hooks and Lines, Razors ana IStrops
Clocks, German Silver Spoons, a large and SUI
.peror article Of Looking Glasses, Sand Paper,
Wn!ow Springs, Shuttcr Hinges, Counter and
Platform Scales, Steel Yards, Spring Baan-
ces Copying Presses Oil Stones, Gonges, Long
Chsels, Hand Rall Screws, Dog Chains and
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, Mahog-
any Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges for gates
and trap doors, ink stand, sheet Iron candle.
sticks, shaving brushes, thimblcs, hooks and
eyes, needless tacks, French sauce pans, wait.
ers, ctc. DSK.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22


100000 Gifts for the People! I
4 THE WORLD RENOWNED
Seven-Mile Mirror.
Of tho Lakes, Niagara Falls. st. Lawrence an
saguonsy Rivers
NOW EXHIBITING ATTHE
CHINESE Assembly Rooms $50 BROADWAY, NY
In connection with lis exhibitions, The PfoprIc
tor, JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
100000 TICKETS ONLY AT 81 EACH
Each Ticket admitting four persons 10 any OK.
hbition, and rntl'ling the Holder 10 Ome Share
of the 100000 gifis following.
The whole Of the magnificent series Of Point
ings, known as the SEVEN .dlLE MIRROR,
valued at $4,000. II having realized double
that sum by its exhibitions. 4 farm inl}urling.
ton county, New Jersey, containing 100 acres,
in rich state Of cultivation, with Dwelling
Barn, and other Necessary 0uthouscs, fronting
op the Delaware River, mile from Beverly,
and 10 miles from Philadclphia; access 10 il
every hour in the day, either by Railroad or
| Steamboat, and also contnninca Peach Or.
chrrd of 1900 Trees, on which Thousands Of
| buihcls Of Peaches have been raised .his year,
valued nj SPA 600 Jny information about the
fam can be given by Jas. II. Farrand, Assembly
| Buildings, Phila. The celebrated TRCTTiNG
! HORSE, TELEGRAPH, who can Tr0t mile
| in $50 with Two persons III Wagon. TO &c
seen at the franklin House. Philadelphia, val
ucd at 800. s Pianos, worth 800 dollars each,
$500. do worth 500 each. 800. Specimens
of the Pianos can be seen OF the Iusic and ri.
auo Store Of II. Waters. 1913 Broadway. II
Gold Watches, worth Sl00 each. 1000, IL
do worth $50 each, 2,UOO. 100 Gold Pens anl
cases. worth S. each, 500. /. 200 do Pencils
worth - each. 5000. 100 orders for Hats. 'or
Grnin. celebrated Broadway Halter, 400. 5,O0t
Cola Pens, ~ each, 5000 10000 Ennayines
valued at 25 cents each. 10000. SO, 7S0 iInnt
Books, Describing the Seven Mile Mirror, cos.
100. 600 Gifts, valued at 50 ,5Si.
In oracr tn secure perfectly fair and SlilSlac
Tory partition Of the Property. Mr. Pcrhaln pro
= poses that the share holders shall meet tngcih
cr IN some suiinblc place in the city Of y. Y.
or Monday evening. Nov. IAN. ior sooner
nil II G Tickets are sold, due notice of whicl
will bc eivcn,) and select Il committee, uudc
whose supervision the distribution Will tax,
place. This committee wll'bc subject 10 th
instructions of the Share Holders, and vii
distribute the gifts among them III such way
either by LOT or othcfwiSe-as The Share Hold
crS may determine upon.
n. Tickets for sale AT the Chinese hSscmhl
Rooms $50 Broadway: ut The Music Publish
ing House and Piano store OF Horace Walters
333 Broadway, and at the principal Hotels an'
Music Stores. Also, at the Assembly Build
insS. Philadelphia, at the Maryland Institute
Baltimore: Nationa! Hotel, Washington, an
Adams House, Boston.
Exhibitions every afternoon and evening, q
3 and u o'clock.
Tickets for single admission, 25 cts chii
drcli. half price.
I'll orders for tickets, by letter. should be nj
dressed to one Of the following persons: JoSa
Pcrllam, Chinese Assembly Rooms. $50 Broad
way, n. V, James II. Farrand. hsscmbl
, Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa, John $. Sc!b!
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, Md.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22

Tust received and for sale at No. rs, Music OF
81 all kinds, such as Violins, Accordeons,
Flutes, Flageolets, Glarionets, Guitars, Ban
ioes, Music Boxes. Perfumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty -four
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Tlasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Gea, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Spices Of all kinds,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous to mention. Call and see.
January, lgt 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
10 those Indebted TO the Estate Of
]. T. Wheeler.

\Or viii please take notice that all msct,lcd claims
j of said estate are IN i" hands OF Il Lccir. Auor-
ncy nl Law lron,nn. fnr collection Those wishing 10
save costs will do we'll 10 call hun, and make
prompt payment. Z. HALL. Admiuis,r
tl,u II
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
Hands Wanted.

I want one good Wagon maker one Mule and
one Ok driver fifteen ore diggers and six good
practical colliers al CROOKED CREEK FUR
MACE, Bullet co. Ky., Q miles back of Louis
riHe. And in the Spring will want collicrs and
other furnace hands. | do not intend to en-
poy any but sober, moral and industrious men
in the fullest sense of the word and TO them I
am determined to pay the most liberal ,rnges an /
deal with them on strictly cash principles, MS |
feel assured this is the only plan to secure the
services of such hands as desire to employ.
THE DWELLING HOUSES
When finished, will be found to be better and
more comfortable than those usually found at
other furnaces, and have only to be seen to be
properly appreciated.
pledge myself to employ good competent
School Teacher, for the benefit of the families
connected with the furnace, and have 4
SCHOOL IN OPERATION during the whole
| of the year. The school to commence early
next spring
Good Golfers of strictly sober habits wilt find
il to their advantage TO see Inc, previous to
taking contracts for next year. Those who wish
to see me will find me at Greenupsburg, dur
| ing Court week, next November, and for any
other information IN the meantime, we refel
to J. B. Patterson, Clinton Furnace, GreenuI
CO., Ky.
There is not more healthy spot in the State
than the furnace region, and it has neve
failing supply of the best of limestone water
in the dryest season of the year.
4 Post Office address is G G Furnace Q
Bullet Co. Ky. w. PATTERSON.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

issued by JACOB LAIR, Esq. justice of the Peace
for Upper Township, in Laurence County and
State OF Ohio against the property and effects
of RoBERr JOHNSON, q non- resident of said
County of Lawrence.
Sept. 90. 1858.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
TREASrRER,S NOTICE.

IItL-l'cO ItIIIl ~ w TOT'
The Tax Payers Of this County arc
hereby reminded that the time for pay.
ing taxes at this Office, will expire on
the Goth of Dec. next, and that all con.
ccrncd will find it to their interest to
pay by that time, as the Trcasurer's fees
will be charged after said date, without
respect 20 persons.
j. HAMBLETON. T. L. G.
Register, Copy.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
CHEAPER THANEV Err BE-
FOR SOLD IN THIS TOWN.

Prisons wishing Retail in the country, will
find il 30 their advantage 10 purchase here IN
preference 10 ncurring the expense Of Trip to
Cincinnati, or elsewhere.
Give us call, aud examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing we are always
pleased 10 show our goods. believing il you Learn
prices You Will be sure 10 buy.
If. WISE & BROTHER.
Ironton, March iSllI, 1853.
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Oct. 20, 1858

n CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, for sale
by OAKEs 4 BusxIsx,
mar2I No. 1, Buckeye Block.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22

WE intend keeping full sapplyon hasdosai
kinds Of Groceries and Produce, and Willis q
as low as any other house in iroaton. sasE ssss
IS 4tat CiAnHA REsSIf,ln
Ironton, May !, t8aa sts. n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22
DIR. SLOAN, REsIDisNT DEN m

,,,-,, HAVING made himself thoroughly
k,1l6sss2 acquainted with nll The recent I'M
'uIYYYf3 3proyclacn,s Ia the art, together
with ii7c .oxpeiiopce Of FIVE years practice ~
,srious parts Of the rnion, warrants him IN say.
ing that all operations entrusted ~ his care viii
he performed in the most careful and seirniihc
manner and warranted 10 prove satisfactory in
Every instance.
Reference 10 those whom hc Lns had the
honor oi serving in this vicinity. VIII speak
more layodbiy NJ his work than my advertise.
iHcni possibly can. Hf'
Specimens Of workmanship can I've seen Al
His office ~ the east eni Of the upion Block
over SHERMAN Clothing Store.
Persons residing in town or 10 the conniy
wilI be- waited on lheir Residences il desired.
Charges mJdeTJ,c.
--KEFEHENcES-
no willard IroJlon. Rob.t Scot, NJ vrrnords
Iiirnm Cnnpl ril 40 =. Marin. iiangius iuek.
J. A. Rictry, 40 IirY, A. bsniwrn,
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Gerry, at the above named place, where he
will be happy 10 accommodate them with gro-
ceres as cheap ns can be bought in the place.
consisting in part of
Coffee, Tea, Sugar,
Molnsses, Tobacco, Cigars,
Bacon, Flour, Cheese,
Salt, Fish, Candles,
Soap, Buckets, llrooms,
Spices, Fruits, Nuts, DC.
and all articles usually kept in grocery store.
DUTTER, fresh, constantly on hand, and
ID for sale by JAMES MARCCM
T ARD, fresh for by
]. NJ
Ntouniry produce Of every variety for sale by
u J. N.
Sttonewarc for sale by
J.M.
Itoi,on Yam for sale by
J. N.
Nov. Is, 1853.
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WHEAT!! WHEAT!!

wv L pay The highest market price for Whea
w delivered in Ironton
H. G.. & r. L. RODGERS.
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DR.. Guysott's improved Extract

UT GuyB0tt IHPIuVuu E@N"VS
OF YELLOW DOCK Il SARsAPARlLLA.
Jsnow pu mp in The largest sized bottles and
is acknowledged TO be the best SarSaparllIh
made, as is certified by the wonderful cures II
hos performed, the original copies ol which are
in possession of the proprietor. Remember
This is the only true and original article.
This medicine, when used according TO di
rcctions,
WILL CURE, WITHOUT FAIL,
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or Kings Evil.
Cancers, Tu'hors, Ernp.
.tons Of the skin. Efyspen'
Chronic Sore Eyes, Rineworn or
letter. scald Head, rheumatism, Pains
in the Bones or Joints. old Sores aud Ulcers
Swelling Of the Glands, Sy phllis Dyspepsia S"''
Rhcnm Disease Of the Kidneys. Loss oi "pIch''
Disease arising from the use Of Mercury Fam III
the Side and Shoulders, General Debility
Dropsy. Lumbago Jaundicc, aud co''ivenrss'
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Tools.

(ARPENTERS' T00LS-a general assert.
\ -meni Of Bench, Moulding and Growing
Planes, Saws. Nanmmcls, Hatchcis, AIDES,
Broad Axes. RulcS Levels. AugerS, Bits, CHS
scs. aud il Shogi every tool that a carpenter
MINIS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-09
Take Your own Parer.

We take the following sensible article from
that excellent paper, the Boston America UH-
ION
= People hardly know how much they lose by
not subscribing for their county paper. There
arc always certain matters of local interest, in
which it behooves every good citizen TO keep duly
posted up" Instead of sending away fifty or
hundred miles for a miscellaneous paper suited
only for the general reader, every man should take
first the paper published in his county, and pay
for it in advance; then if he has any money to
spare for mere amusement or qualification of his
own taste, let him subscribe for good city pa
per containing able reports of scientific lectures
legislative and congressional intelligence, with
summary of foreign and domestic news to the la
test moment of going to press. Now if this is
| not good advice we hardly know what is. 1t is
the way should do and we are not so selfish
to mourn the loss Of a dozen subscribers if it
should come to that who are perhaps leaving a
fellow townsman, some poor, but worthy printer,
to work on III WEAKNESS of spirit for want of sup
port which would not only cheer his heart, but
enable him TO make his paper all that his patrons
could desire. We know something of the sad
experience of those who have control ola country
paper, from our own connection. in years by gone
with Journal of that class. 1t becomes a man
to be just, before he is generous, and to remem-
Der that - charity begins at home Never sub
scribe to paper without paying for it. The man
who does his duty in this respect reads his paper
weekly with increased satisfaction. Every
one knows that his greatest comfort is derived
from the consciousness of having done or tried to
do right, and it is certainly no more than right
to pay the printer, who is constantly incurring
large outlays for paper and composition, and who
almost invariably, pays for every article :. setup'
for his paper, even before it passes into the hands
of the subscribers. Again we say take your
county paper and pay for it too ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-09
Democratic Caucus,

The Washington City papers Of Sunday give
the following account Of the Democratic Cau-
Gus. We are glad to see the lobby members de
lea,ed by the nomination of Linn Boyd for Speak
er, one of the noblest works Of God, an honest
man.
Agroeably to the cali, the democratic members
of the House of Representatives convened in the
hall of the house at six o'clock last evening, and
organized By choosing Hon. Edison B. Olds Of
Ohio, as chairman and Hon. Colin \. Tngersol,
of Connecticut, and Hon. John G. Davis, of Indi-
ana, secretaries.
The rules ofthc last House were adopted as the
rules of this meeting.
Hon. F. ?. Stanton, Of Tennessee, offered q Sc
ries Of resolutions affirming the principles of the
Baltimore platform, in favor of carrying out the
principles Of the late inaugural, opposing all in
reference by theadministraiion, inState politics.
including an extract from Thomas Jefferson in
point, &c.
On point Of order these resolutions We're vo-
ted out. An appeal was taken, which was not
sustained.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for Speak
er, with the following result
First ballot Linn Boyd, 45 ; James L. Orr,
% lJSlN ia IiSltg- % IiOIiIdS L. 1DaDCOCh5
/. Whole number 49,
Second ballot Boyd, Ga; Orr, % Disney,
81. Whole number, ll8.
Hon. Linn Boyd, of Kentucky, was therefore
declared to be nominated.
The meeting next proceeded to ballot for the
remaining officers of the House in succession,
with the following results;
John W. Forney was nominated for Clerk on
the first ballot-the only opposing candidate be-
ing Hon. r. NJ. Young.
Mr. Glossbrener was nominated for Sergeant
at Arms, without opposition.
Mr.. ALcKnew was nominated Door-keeper Oh
ID ballot
Mr.. Johnston was nominated for Postmaster
without opposition.
1t will therefore be perceived that all the Off
GERS ofthe last Congress were nominated.
Several of the members present in the city were
not present at this meeting.
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we-e exhibited --- c5.s. pierced ..-.I bullet Ao-ea
and stained with blood. lie is thus described in
the Wing:
Caravan is as fine looking one
would find among a thousand-tall, admirably
bnilt, with massive head, showing, with enor-
nous animal passions, large intellect. These
passions have destroyed him, having given him
self all his life to their unbrdled sway. His wife,
apparently about his own age, and his three chill
dren have been with him during the trial, ac-
companying him to and from the court house and
jail Il is a melancholy sight"
At half past eight o'clock, last Wednesday
morning, the jury returned into court with yer
diet Of guilty The jury was then polled and
discharged by the Judge. \ recess Of the court
for one hour was then ordered, and the crowd
commenced leaving the court room, when two
reports Of pistols were heard in quick succession.
It was found that Caravan had two self cooking
single barrel pistols. One of them be had dis
charged at f. J. Warren, Esq, (the counsel for
the prosecution. who had made the closing ad-
dress to the jury who was but slightly woun-
ded, the ball having struck just above his heart
and glanced and with the other Caravan had
shot hole through ais own head, and fell corpse
in the prisoners box.