Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-01-18

ny We see it stated in the Register
that the Coroner is 10 act in the place Of
Hugh Crawford, late Sheriff, We sup.
pose the Register has private advices oI
wha, will be the action of'he Commits
sioncrs when they meet, for tho new Con-
stitu,ion makes it incumbent upon them
TO decide that the Coroner shall act, or
order new election. A very good pro-
vision; but in the present instance, the
former is doubtless the best course.
The Coroner, Mr.. C., W. Simmons, has
been long and iavorably known TO the
citizens Of Lawrence county, as an able
and efficient officer, and mos. worthy
and exemplary citizen.
The commissioners by such decis'
sion, not only save the expense of new
election, but will respond 10 the wishes
Of o majority Of their constituency.
FsJ" The Hon. B. Johnston, DR.. C..
Hall, and various other citizens Of this
county, and VIM. Campbell, Esq. OF
Ca,le,sburg, Kentucky, have our thanks
for their cxerlons in procuring US quite
large lists Of advance paying subScri
bcrs in their several localities.
Esgy" Our acknowledgements are due,
and chcerIully awarded to Mcssrs. Da-
wilson q Yard Of the Wharf Boat, and
to the officers Of the steamers Cabinet,
and Fashion No @ for late papers,
and other river iavors. From the fact
that we are no, yet supplied with ex'
changes, such !uvors are Of more than
ordinary value,
Igy" We regret rcyy mnch, that ma
nv of our citizens and town Subscribers,
did not get our first paper as We intend.
cd they should. We have printed near
ly 1000 copies this week, and shall be
able to supply our subscribers, and have
some left for distribution among those
who have not yet had an opportunity to
subscribe.
E@y1 We invite attention TO various
advertisements that were not in our last
weeks paper, viz: M'Cormick's cloth,
ing Store, where the most (asti'lous can
be pleased. Gillen d Brother, Cabinet
Ware Rooms, have good assortment
and are ever ready to furnish you at
very moderate prices. Also Murdock
& Rodgers, in he Grocery and Provls'
ion linc.-Dr. Shaw, near the Vernon
House, Druggist,-And DR.. Sloan, Dem
tisi, visit them for yourselves, and ascer.
tain that our recommendation is no flat.
terry.
The Iron Rail Road company, too, as
will be seen by reference to their advsr'
tiscmcnt, have commenced running their
passenger car regularly, which will be
a great convenience for those travelling
to, and from the Furnace region, and to
the entire citizenship in The back por-
ton of tue county.
ErF. In consequence of thc laencss
of the publication of our frs, number,
we issued no paper last week. We fad
it impossible to decide upon day that
will accommodate all our subscribers as
the mails are now arranged For the
present we intend to publish on Tues.
days expecting thereby to do as little
injustice TO our patrons as possible
Indeed, We're il not for the accommoda.
ton Of the Rail Road Officers in dis,r-
buting our papers among the Furnaces,
we do not sec how our subscribers would
get their papers at all.
And here let us suggest to our citi'
zens of the Furnace region, and those
of Ironton also, the proprety Of petition
ing for Mail Rout along the line of
the Iron Rail Road, SO far as completed,
thence by way of Buckhorn, Olive, and
Washington Furnaces, to connect with
the mail rout from Portsmouth to Jack.
son, al some suitable point. We are
no, we'll enough informed as to local.
ties, perhaps, to suggest the most feast.
BILE rout; but one thing is certain, that
it would be less trouble to the Rail road
officers, if provided with mail bags, be.
sides, the company should have some
remuneration for carrying the mail,
which they now do without pay.
N,w York Erenng Post,
The MOnran NOctrina Ahanlound.