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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Tho Polly kidnapping Case.

On The night Of the 9Th Of June 1850,
eish. children Of Peyton Polly. Negro
residing in Lawrence Township in this
county wero kidnapped. by band Of
desparadoes. some residents Of this coun.
~, AMI some Of ,hen, Of Kentucky.
The kidnsppe's residing in This coun.
ty Immediately had to Kentucky, they
were all indi,el and a requisi.ion made
by tie Executive Of this State upon
The Executive Of Ky, for their arres,
and surrender. t.s
Gov. Cri.,enden. Of Ky, promptly
responded. and issued warrants for the
arrest and surrender Of tha kiInsppers,
but for some cause tho writs were never
executed.
Some time subsequent TO the act OF
kidnapping. the entire family OF blacks
were sold, four OF ,he,n to slave trader
in KY, and four to one Ratclife in
Wayne Co. ,vs. Those sold to the Ken
lucky trader. we're pursued and detained
in that State for t,ial, one at swrep ce
bursh. aud the other three ut Lexington
The cases were we'll prepurad on botl
sides; and trials had at Louisv;ll,
and Lexington, resulted in o deeis
ion in favor ofthe freedom Of the blacks
The cases we're carried up TO the Cour
Of Appeals in that State, snd there ;he
decisions Of the Courts below affirmed
II is duo TO the Executive. the Bench
tho Bnr, and the people Of Kentucky. 10
soy that they threw no obstacles ir the
way. but on the contrary gave sss ry "a.
eility to give the negroes, claiming their
freedom full end fai' ,rial, which they
had. anu returned 10 their parents in this
county, ss soon as they were sat at Ii.
bsrsy. Suit wss slso broush, in Csbell
County, Va. for the iresdem Of the four
thathad been sold into thstSta,e, which i,
still pending in the Csbsll Cireui, Cour,
snd on ysriou. prstsaees has been con.
tinusd from term to tsrm. for mors than
three yssp,--,hs blacks con tinuin,
10 Sls~ssy. lAe t'
AZ the lsr tern Of the. Court, Cen
Wilson. At Ti6n, who wss sppoin,ed
By Gev. Weed. n Counsel. on the psn
Of Ohio. sspsosseuts those freedom sui,'
~ss susd - he eIsimsns of the negro
ebildtsb bf nsia,snsnee. and % IL,
matter stasds. s,is yass 5, II ,s
We know u ~ ssss kiGh ssiadsd
ssd heNonbls man 10 ~ Sssts thsa
0ss. vviIsoS. ~ hs . msds subjses Il
sbs snnoysnes Of delssdins . suit fol
pssfsrmisS sPrslsssiossl duty under sr
sppointnsns ef sAs Exssrsivs Of : %
vssaien 8tsAe.i II 81 ,sssss 8
sasstiis paaiss sfshs sssssiisiss sfss
eTssass-shisb sbsw4sl lesli b sons -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
CONSERVATIVE Views IN THE NoRrI

CONSERVATIVE Views IN THE NoRrH
on the NEBRAsxA QuEsrIoK. The
Hartford Times expresses its indignation
of the resul. in these terms:
"We look upon tho passage Of thi.
bill a. 40 exceedingly unfortunate meas
ure, 1t breaks down confidence in sla.
very compromises-it strengthens to q
vast degree the Aboiitionisi.; it is the
source Of unceasing slavery agitation;
il will prevent, to great extent, IL mol
almost entirely. the delivery Of fugitive
slaves under the act OF 1850; for the peo,
pIo will reason that if one comp romise
is good for nothing. another is worthless,
it tends, more directly Than any o.he,
measure within our knowledge, to create
dissensions between the North and South
and - breed questions cslculstsd to
dissolve the Union. We speak Of the
bill only SO far ss il repesls the Mlssou.
ri Compromise. III. i..sF
This measure wss unesllsd for. and
Il has been crowded through Congress
ia q dsspotic. and still 10 cowsfdly
manner; the msjori'y hurryins il through
BY setting aside other business. 80 tina,
the voice. Of the people could not rssch
or sGsct IL pssssgs. Not : Senator MOI
. Representative who voted iorthis bill
va slsctsj In reference 10 Il. The q.
sue bar been esrrisd ovsi the heads 81
The people. end 10 : most despotie and
uausan' = Is II 4 \ 81 u a Is
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

or ISs6 W. ssh. j. unnuei We kno~
Of ~ other l,viasarl. .(os ,hs c.. than
,has putt hsd "a ksJF.r.y We
,russshs ssmms4iv viii .jnls whether
these ehsfsss Ners i.!ssckisssly msde,
poorly sustsined, and dearly ssfu,sa."--
Ws-hsd. supposs ! thst .hseh,r,sre.'
privilege 10 hold large bodies Of land, In
pesPstuisy. with 10 Asiys. nor dpsrbu.
lion was assinst The priaei?!s Of ",hs
creates, good 70 the creates, pymbes.' =
and the,efose We have oppossd ito cou.
tinusnce. If,his charter works we'll on
1000 ceres. Il nigh, also work we'll owe,
loc.'0o scrss. the same argument. OF
rather apology for It's continuance. iha,
10 now put forth. might be used 10 o.
tend l, over the whole county. snl thu,
obllterais the freehold estates, snd sub
s,ituie tenants and debtors. for the in.
dependent selffelisnt land proprietor. :.
o! the county.
We know o. no other ssfo rule Of po
liticol oction, than 10 do what seems Il
be right, and 10 le. consequences take
care OF ,h,m selves. We consider i,
jus, as necessary to destroy bad ins,itu
tons as !, 10 10 establish wholesome ones
and we ronpot copsent IN m axe any M
cep.ion in the application Of srea
constitutional principle.
If the Legislature cannot from mo
,ives Of policy revoke charter, unles
case is completely made out. in .h'
same manner ,ha, it would be in cour
on o quo warran,o, then let US enquir
whether the second section Of the Is
article Of the Constitution is not render
ed dead and imperative.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

We call attention 10 an article on The
first side Of the paper. from the Charles.
ton Sentine', which shows up a pro.
gramme Of measures, Of which the Ne.
hraska Bill is but an entering wedge,
and tho least objectionable feature in
the scheme. Tho acquisition Of Cubs
by conquest, an alliance with Brazil to
revive the foreign slave trade, are among
tho measures. ...
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

HoxE.-There is something insxpessii
bly, touching in the story Of fIshinael, the
youth whc was sent into tho wilderness
Of life, with his bow and his arrow, "his
hand agsinsf every man, and ever man I
hand against him. Even in our crowd
cd. busy, and social world, on how ma.
~ 10 this doom pronouncsdi What
love mskes sllowanes like household
love!-God forgive those who turn the
household altar into q place OF strife!
Domestic dissension In the sscrilegc OIL
the hssst. $500
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Ship Winchester OF Boston,
Respectfully, Cart
Gen. Sam. Houston first entered Cor

Gen. Sam. Houston FIRST entered Con.
gress as a Representative (from Tcnnes.
sse} tbirts years ago. He has since been
Governor Of Tennessee; then . fugitive
from her borders; then on Indian chief;
then pioneer ofTexas; then leader ol
her revolution; then President; then out
Of power. and esteemed dissips,ed,
broken down demagosus; then Presi.
dent sgain;a reformed man and TEN.
pesancs sdvocate; Tthen, snd finally,
Senstor ofthe United States. which po.
sition he has held for the last 8 years.
Hs may yet go higher.-N Y Tib.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
THE PLASTERING IS CoMpLEr.p

THE PLASrERING IS CoapLErEp
l. Aud the passage leading 10 the new Sky.Iisht Da
yuerran gallery Is unobstructcd. These Rooms have
been fitted up .ExpnEssLY for the purpose Of opractsing
the Photographic Art, and persons calling DO
sured Of procuring pictures that superior to any
heretofore produced in this section ofcountry. ~
Rooms in the 81 story Of Rodgers' Block. cornert
Railroad and Second S,s. Entrance on Railroad SIo
ra2 COLE & CHAMBLlr-
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

ENTIRE Satisfaction seems to be give q - all WI
make use Of SrABLERs ASoDYNE CH1lRy Exe1cr
RANT and DlARRHoEA CoRpiAL. Al least such 10 the
scrtion made by some thirty odd Of the most respee
lima who state that they have never known any re1
dies to be 60 efficient Is these IN the diseases for
they are prescribed This, although very gratityl
pes from which these medicines are compounded
In strict accordance with medical sciences their q
nent parts carefully selected from pure and una
physicians For Coughs, Colds. and diseases
lungs and throat. the Anodyne Cherry Expectol
believed to he uneqaalled. while the Diarehns
See scriptivc pamphlet n be had grads Of ~
Price for each. only 50 cents, or six bottles for
F. 8. Wright 4 Co. agents for l.awrence
Wholesale BY Il. e. Scllers Piusbuvyh, John
Cincinnati; J. II. Pstie rs,n Co. WhsetnS
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

A. Spring and Summer Medicine, cARrERs SPxpt
su MIXTURE stands prcemineni above all ohers.r It's
sngupry ekcacous action oil the blood; It's strength.
enas md vivy qualities; its tonic action on the ttv.
e.; its tendency to drive all humors 10 the srrfacc
thereby cleansing the sys,em according 10 Natures
own prescriptions its harmless and At the sans tune
extraordinary good effects. and the number of cures
,..,lied to by many Of the most respectable c,zsns
OF Richmond va nnd elsewhere. must he conciuslys
evid,ace that there Is no hnmbug about H. The III
OF sngle battle will satisfy the most skrptcal Of q
benefits. sssSec advertisement in another column.
When death is At the door, tho remedy which would
have saved life il adnnseredin in time too lafs
DO not tribe with disc asc-rey upon it, that when the
stomadh will not diges tood when faintness and lasii
tus nervadc the syscmwhen sleep 10 disturbed, the
mind lehargic. the nerves unnaturally sc nsive and
the hcad confsed-rey unon il that when these syp.
toms occaf the powers Of lie are falling and that ".
less the mischief Is promptly checked, life will b
shortened. as well ss rendered miserable Now ws,
know. from mass Of cfestmony, greater than was evsF
before accumulated In favor OF remedy, that Hoo.
lanIs German Btters, prepared by DR.. C. Jaeksogv
Philadelphia will Immediately abate and In the ehd
entirely remove all these disorders, o. surely SD
mathematical process will solve q problem. Who,
thsn will endure the agony and risk ofls, with hsalth
md nfe within reachf i
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

Editor Spirit Of the Timcs:-ln letter dated
at baskerville May l2lh 1854, addressed by
Lewis Anderson. to II. I.eete Esq. and publish.
ed in your paper on the 22d inst, find the fol-
loving statement: 81 received information
this morning, from q citizen "f your town, who
is reliable authority, that Samuel Richards.
Secretary Of the Ohio Iron and Coal Co, had re
ported that |, in conyersaiion'.he had with me
touching the repeal Of the charter Of said Co,
declared that had been deceived BY you in
advocating the repeal of said charter"
In answer TO which charge reply that nev.
er on any occasion stated to aay person that
ever had any conversation with Mr.. Anderson
on this subject. and hope you will do me the
favor of making this denial rs public as you
have made the charge BY publishing the letter
Of Mr.. Anderson. In another place, in the same
communication, am msreprcscnted where he
s'atcs that in "a conversation in Columbus,
stated that the Memorial Of the Company had
done him tAlr Al injustice, by endea voring to
convey the impression that he had refused Il
promptly respond 10 letter Of the G C,mpany,
their secretary" Now the facts of this con
vcrsation are simply these: Mr.. Anderson char
ged the stockholdcs with doing him injustice
in endeavorng 10 convey this impressions il
answer to this charge stated that ''if the i'm
preston was conveyed in the memorial of sale
stockholders that he did not answer my le,te
in due time, il was wrong impression. and one
! did not think they intended to convey
After some further conversation on this subject
in which he endeavorcd to satisfy me that tha,
impression was conveyed fn the memorial o.
the stockholders, he expressed himself, so sa
as was connected with this correspondence
fully satisfied with the explanations given him
But at no time, during this or any other con
versation, did say that "they done him nius
tice by enjeavoring to convey the impression
that he refused to promptly respond to sale
letter" SAMUEL RICHARDS.
lron.on Ohio, May oath, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

Our Acknowledgements sre due to
Gen. Taylor for valuable and interest.
ing public documents.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
Another Gallant Sailor.

On the last passage home Of the Bro.
men Steamer Washington, she fell ia
with the ship Winchester, Of Boston, in
sinking condition. II was blowing a
gale. bu, five men, in ono Of Francis
Metallic Life Boats. got near enough
the wreck to get letter, which was
thrown in bottle from The ship, which
was as follows: 1s a.
Capt. ofthe Steamer Washington:--l
have been drifting about for sixteen days
making water fast; men all worn out.
and we wish all to be taken oa--con.
sis,ing OF l&S passengers and 80 ship,
company. ihsa.i
Ship Winchester Of Boston.
Respectfully, CAPT. MooR,
II being impossible then TO board the
wreck, a letter Of encouragement was
sent by Capt. Fitch. ofths Washington,
promising 10 stay by the sufferers, which
he did for Two nights and one day. final.
ly succeeding in saving every passenger
and all tho crew. d.41
The wreck went down head foremost,
in fifteen minutes afier the last boat had
reached the ste, nler.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

The political organisation Of the
Know Noshings Il il said. dates farther
back than the Mssonic fraternity. Ab.
sslom war The head, or tho leader
ofths psrty. Soc 2 Samuel. ~. II.
/ .And with Absalom wens two hun.
dred men out Of Jsrnsslsm that were
csllsd,; snd they went IN their simplicity
and they knew not snytbing,"
Il 10 stated thst thsre are Eve hundred
sick emiSrsnts ~ shS Qusrsntins Hos.
pital, Ssdisa Islssd. New York. Ship
fever ssd smsll poxt sss sbs pssvsiliul
disessss Afsw sssses u Sh5lsss isvs
oteusssd. 2 az s5ssgaa sset &. sI
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
.Cu1LE RA.

This Asia.ic scourge which now seems
70 have taken iIs place smons the set.
tied cod sPsrmansoi dissssss of,hs coun.
Try. 10 again making ils appearance ct
vsrious points along the Western va.
tiers. We learn ,hsi there have recent.
ly been several cases ia the neighbosing
city Of Portsmouth.
/. is we'll known tha. Putre.cent OK.
halatisns invite tho disease. We would
therefore respectfully and earnestly sus.
goss 10 The citizens Of this place. and
particularly 10 the Board Of Health, tha,
oil necessary steps be immediately TAX.
en 10 cleanse and purify ell such places
about town as may be deemed unwhole.
some.
Many oflhe out.houses here are des.
titute ofvaul,s, which should be settled
from 10 TO 12 feet at least.
The alleys in the rear Of tho Union
Bio, k. and Of the Bank Block below,
need attention. Meanwhile let every at.
ten;ion be paid to diet anl cleanliness,
and all excitement avoided.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06
'TO TIE FaIEsDs o. EDUC1

m fAwREscs CouNrY.-The underd0
ehers Of Lawrence County, earnestly tnvt
low-iaborers, and az who desire IA edvs
In lronton, on eth day Of July next. for the
adopting measures preparatory 10 hoIos
Teachers institute during the ensuing ae
large dslegaiion be In attendance.
J. x. Kidd, j. BEiDta
J. M. MILAN, AS, NY
A. w. JAMES, Miss ..
H.. KYLE, 2:
]. q. DOTY,
Ironson, June SsA, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-06-06

VVoV'Ss WC'O Etouuu'OSS uuu uuWO1Auy
Of consideration. The hafsss M ade
by Us and o:hers, sgainst the corporation,
are most unqucstionsbly either true or
false. Neither their truth nor falsity
can be shown by .hoir acknowled cement
or denial by other persons. but only by
a comparison Of The charges made with
the facts. and the transactions Of the
Co., as they ore known 10 exist by this
community. -
The principal charge was. that said
Co. had opened land Office, and be.
come dealer, and large speculstor in
town LOTT, snd real estate. Was this
charge refu,edi Another charge wac.
that they had no. engsged in msnufac ,u.
ring nor mining. At the time the char
ges were made. LaGrsnss was in the
possession Of WIN. D. Kelly - lessee,
and had never BEEN run. nor used by
tho company. Did tho Co. show ,hs'
they had been engaged 10 msnufac'
,uss prior to the tine that these charge,
were msds! The Co. stssupted to show
thst II had been sxtsnsivsly sngss.d Ia
coal mining. and produced sdidsvits "a
that effect, bat soek good care not "a
sho~sthsis coal books. II they Ind sny,
The he.s arc. - It 10 veil ksevn il this
plses. thar tho sssn By when they pro.
vsd they bad bssn - largely sngssad Ia
f,be sosl trade. Asd dss sll this eosl 70.
,hsmsslvss. end psid shs Go. one essI
pr ,bssAsl fcs n Ia he niAss. s2sspi,
~ belIsvs. one snsll tank tkst sbs c.,
cpsass. bpt IA rs-se doss snythIas II
worth nsntfepiss. fes CO. wisA : esPi'
~ Of e9oU.tc6. Aseibss eAstss wss
|,kat tAs psbs ssietissss NJ shs Q. J. snd
| CslCA n Ash~sailsessir slau seef u a.sc'
qps1spes .Bi,h II ekesssn Wss shia
Sheeoa tefafb3& I eesh w&ss ~ ehsxsea
I IJ1s.1) )6tsbsp etAhs 4bsstss assd which
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