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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-11-10

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ONLY So HOURS FROM ST. LOUIS To NEW
YORK! AND 81 HOURS TO CINCINNTIl!
CHICAGO * MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-11-10

aud other articles connected with the Tailoring
Business, on Importation, and from respectable
city merchants, who are in want of discounted
money al any price or loss, owing 10 over
stocked market and the circumstances OF hard
times, "a. d. lS54)
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-11-10

Ia E;;sasss MN NM 9o 3Nh 10 r9a AND rKoM ON
after Monday, May s, 1884 the trains will raa as
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

BILL TO PREVENT THE IMMIen ALTON OF
PAUPERs AND CRIMiNALs.-The recent
Developments q. New York, in regard
to the wholesale shipments Of paupcrs
and crimina for this county is foreign
powers, has induced the Committee on
Commerce in the House to prepare an
important bill on the subject, which will
soon be reported. The following are
its principal provisions:--
"No foreign passenger shall hear.
after be admitted into the United States
unless he shall have the certificate Of
the Americn consul. .of the place from
which he comes. that he hos not, for
one year previous TO his departure, been
an inmate Of Jail or workhouse, and
that he has not, for four years previous.
ly, been convicted Of any criminal
offence, except such as are desis mated
political crimes. IL any captain shall
bring such persons without the reg ured
certificates, he shall be liable to fine
and Imprisonment. The vessels in
which such persons arrive shall b. sub :.
;ect to forfeiture"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
EXECUTION OF SHORT AND
HANEY.

Last Friday,s large number Of our
citizens attended the execution OF HA.
SEY and SHORT. at Greenupsburg. We
were not among the number, but learn
from those who did 60, that there was
on immense crowd OF people to witness
the stransulation.
We have heard several versions OF
what was said aud done, but all agree
that SHORT met his fate with much calm.
ness and resignation that upon the
scadold he expressed his entire ocquies.
cencc in the sentence Of the law, by
which his own life was about 10 be sac
rfced Tor the life of the innocent man
that he had destroyed /; that he spoke
calmly and udfallerinsly until The last
and die without struggle. HASEY
on the contrary, was silent on the sca(.
fold, apparently overcome with the hor.
rors Of the tragedy, and strongly agoni'
re while dying.
Truly, "1he way Of the transgresso,
is hard."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.

A telegraphic dispatch from our cor.
respondent at Boston informs US that in
a caucus Of the Massachusetts LegisIa.
ture. held last evening, HENRY WILSON
was, by large majority, nominated to
fll the vacancy otcasioned by the resig.
nation Of Mr.. Everett, and now tempo.
rarily supplied by Mr.. Rockwell, under
an appointment OF Gov. Washburne.-
The nomination is equivalent 10 an elec.
ton, and we rejoice at it accordingly.
1t not only proves that the slave drivers
cannot have it all their own way in Mas
sachusetts, but it sends TO the Senate a
man Of superior abilities and character, !,
who comes from the people and will
utter the feelings Of the genuine democ.
Tacy Of the State. 1t may not suit the
msgnates Of Boston to be represented by
two such men as Henry Wilson and
Charles Sumner, but we dare say !heil
career in Congress will not be that part
Of her history which Massachusetts men
Of future generations will desire mos, to
have forgotten. The election which will
be in favor Of MIR. Wilson, takes place
on Tuesday nexl.--Ncw York Tribune,
January l3.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

Senator NoRRrs is dead. This gentle.
man represented New Hampshire, in the
Senate of the United States, for OILY
brief period, bu, yet long snou sh to dis.
grace, both himself and his State. He
was one Of the Northern mon who voted
for the Nebraska bill, though he had pro.
lessed ultra Free.Soil sentiments for
years previously, AMI but one short
month before the bill passed. tho Senate
for which he gave his ready voice, he de.
slared to brother Senator upon tie stel 5
of the Capitol, that sooner :han vote for
that measure Of humiliation and iniqui.
ty he would suffer tho amputalion of his
right arm. Upon the ashes Of the dead
W, would tread lightly but over the death
Of Mr.. Norris we have no tears 10 shed,
anil no hypocritical encomiums to be-
stow. He has quietly gone to his lon,
home, after aiding to give the severes,
wound upon freedom which his high po,
si,ion as United State Senator enabled
him to infict. The meager details Of
his public career may be founl in our
Congressional report.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

hep pscs with the pragress OF the art
and sciences, bu. to keep OF The head Of
those whose pscular and eIclsslYe oc'
cups,iop ,hsss er,p end sciences ws'e.
There 10 1 mo lei Of industry end use.
(nlosss worthy Of oil your emulstlon.-
Yeu must, indeed, be great lawyer, but
4 Nh not do 10 be more lowyer---more
especially % you are very properly turn,
ins your mind to The political service Of
yonr country, end to the study and prsc.
iics or sIoquencs. You must, therefore,
b political lawyer and historian tho.
roughly vened In the constitution and
jsws ofyour county, spd fully scquaint'
.ed With oil it's ststistics, and tho history
Of oil tie leading measures which have
distinguished the ssvesnl administrations
You mus. study the debates in Congress
land observe what have been the &C.
iual effects upon the country OF their
Ivsrious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thst have
been slrenuously contested in their or
.isin. You must be master Of the sci
,ence Of caIeconomy, snd especial.
.ly Of fnanciering, Of which so few Of
our young countrymen know anything.
The habit OF observing all that is pass.
log, and thinking closely and deeply
upon hen, demands pre-. eminently on
attention to thu political course Of our
county, But il is time to close this
.lct,vL = WV. WRIT.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
A MERlTED REBUKE.

Tho English papers have utierel the
mos, dolorous complaints abou: The bar.
barity Of the Russions firing upon their
own cavalry, as upon the Allies, at the
battle Of Balnklava. According 70 the
national morality Of John Bull, an ac'
90 atrocious should disgrace Russia in
the eyes Of the world forever and ever.
The Boston Courier gives them a oriei
extract from history, which may proba.
bly, correct the tenor Of the British press
and teach them useful lesson. The
Courier ssys:-
"lf any OF the advocates Of the allies
and denouncers Of Russia, will turn 10
TO the third chapter Of the Life Of Gen.
Nathaniel Greene, by w. Gilmore Sims
they will find ,tha, at the battle OF Gull.
ford, which was fought between Greene
and Corn wallis, when the British Guard
was in full retreat before the American
cavalry, and the battle was nearly won,
Lord CORVALLIS saw that there was but
enc thing he could do to save the day,
and hurrying on the hill on which
M'Leod had posted his cavalry, he gave
the terrible order TO repel the progress
of the American cavalry, by pouring out
torrents Of grape upon the field. Every
storm Of bullets swept necessarily thro'
the ranks Of friend and foe. His own
guard must feel the storm as heavily as
their adversaries. Nevertheless he gave
the order.
'.lt is destroying ourselves" said
O'Hara.
"That is true" said Cornwall:s, "but
Il ia Unavoidable"
The expcdient was fatally successful.
It repelled the American cavalry, and
rescued the victory from their clutches.
But one.half Of the splendid battalion
Of the Guards was swept away by the
stom--cut to pieces in open day by the
guns Of their own army"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Jan. 13.-Gov. Gardner has
Issued proclamation, complying with
the act Of Congress, on the subject Of CO.
ding to the State Of New York that part
Of Massachusetts known as Boston cor.
In compliance with the recommends.
tions Of Gov. Gardner, in his message,
the following military comPanies, com.
posed offoreigners. have been disbanded,
viz !: the Columbus Artillery. RoeblIng
Artillery. and Ssrisfeld Guards, Of Ros.
ton Jackson Enniskillers Of Lowell,
Union Guards Of Lawrence, and Jsckson
Guards Of Worcester.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

The Mind.-How awfully mysteri.
ous ia the influence over US ofthat power
which we call "mind!" 1t is born, and
cherished, and nourished from thous.
and invisible fountains; and as we in.
crease itr flow, its richness, its enegry,
Its depth, so do we enrich the vast shores
and plains that surround it. The mind
neither acknowledges or holds converse
with birth, rank, Of fortune, and by IN.
ereasing its richness we increase our
own. Beyond the reach Of human power,
even the most despotic, it can neither be
given or taken away by man. Such is
that beautiful and wonderful creation
the mind. Formed for the reception
and culture Of thought, fancy. feeling,
and imagination. it brings before US
gifts Of the spirit which makes kings
snd conquerors in the shadowy land oil
dreams.-lt is ours from birth, 10 death,
and il is our scrap aph.guide from the dark
ened valleys Of earth TO the sunny hills
Of eternity.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

tho busiest hours Of the day; snl Col.
Daveneyat last goyc ortlefs,lof rather
granted permission, thp tho Turks should
bury their dead on The hillside, over the
town. Yestsfley, ere evening; upwards
Of seventy bodies ware carried to their
long home and deposited In their shallow
graves, not above few inches deep,
and were left with a shovelfull' or two
Of earth and pebbles over them, as close
together as they could be packed. To.
day tho same process is going on, | can
count thirty five bodies already. on the
grounl, and il is early in the day
Over the hill. side some men bearing
mole litters. As the result Of such q
mode Of burial would be the outbreak oI
some all'destroying pestilence, the com
mander OF the place has ordered il 10 be
discontinued, aud the Turks must in
future bury their dead outside the town
in the valley, in graves four feet deep.
Dec. 5.--The works OF our new al
tack have been completed, aud are now
awaiting their armament. Owing to the
cessation Of rain we have been enabled
to get up to the artillery park five guns
OF position and three l3 inch mort tars.
The scarcity Of rations continues. except
among tho Guards, the Marines and Ri.
0es on the heights, and the Highland
Brigade near the town Of Balaklava.--
Lieut.. Col. Dc Butte and his recently
arrived drafts for the Scots Fuslier
Guards, arc stationed on the extreme
French left. between St. George and
Cape Chersonese, and are sngaSed in
the manufacture Of gabions, there being
abundance OF brushwood in the neighbor.
hood. THIS detachment is about eight
miles from tho head quarters Of the
Guards OH our right.
The number Of applications sent to
Lord RAGLAN for leave to retire, to sell
out or to 60 on half.pay, is said TO be
very great. The Duke Of WELLlYcroN
had to contend against the same evil in
Spain. |. is sail, but | do not know
whether there is COOL glounl FOR The as.
serlion--and am Inclined 10 think there
is none--that after Lord GEORGE Pa.
GETS name appeared in orders as having
received permission TO retire, no less than
one hundred and eighty applications to
sell or go haIf'Pay were sent in to the
com manler of the forces. Some Of these
have, il, IS stated, been accedcd ,o--,hal
is. Lord Raslan has sent them to the
commander.in chief OF the army. with
rather sarcastic recOmmc cn1ations that
the permission ought for be granted ;
others have been refused, inasmuch os
the colonies Of the reigmcn.s to which
the applicants belonsel did not approve
of the application. IL reports DO true
indeed some Of these gentlem,n were
them. One young person who recently
re,irel an who belongs to the nobility
to whose gallent conduct here ofercl d
striking contrast had been publicly re
buked by his commanding officer for his
dds ,rlerly and pusllanimous conduct eft
he reiircI.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

wss mortsl ,spd caused dtsth IN abou'
two hours after The occurrence.
We were. .,old BY those present. thai
The scene In his family. whom his MN.
glsd body was brought In. with The
knowledge thai lie must cease ins few
moments, wss heortrendins In the
extreme.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, has for some time
past been confined 10 her bed with drop.
sy, and her health in very feeble state.
She has four small children, the oldest
Of which 10 no, Eve years Of age. Tho
family was wholly dependent, for its
support. on tho earnings Of him who is
now in his grave.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was worthy and in.
dustfious man, enjoying the utmost con.
6dence Of his smplo, ers. He was a
devoted Irish Catholic, and his brethren
Of that Church, have shown their regard
for his worth, by tho deep and heartfelt
sympathy which they exhibited for him
in his extremity, and is now manifested
10 his haplsss family, by every attention
that really hands, and warm hearts can
bestow.
He was buried OF the Pine Grove
Catholic Cemetery, on Sunday, tho fu.
neral was attended by over 400 persons,
from this place, who were conveyed to
the cemetery by the cars Of the Iron Rail
Road.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
Fifty Dollars Reward

rs offered for the apprehension of a man who
L calls himself John Joplin, who. on the
night oi Thursday the nth of January, 1855,
in COMPANY with others, now under arrest,
made an attempt to take the life Of the sIbscri-
Der by shooting into his house, and who wound
ed thereby, n young man by the name Of Vim.
Riley, of Kentucky. Said Joplin is about
FEET inches in height. dark complexion, dark
hair and eyes. ana has fierce look. The ahwe
rcwarlwill be paid Tor his l,dgment in jail
information Of his arrest may be communicated
10 the subscriber at Quaker Bottom, Z. .. Law
renee county, Ohio.
ROBERT MORISS.
NJ. The occupation Of said joplin is thai
Of an ore digger, and work hand about the
furnaces.
January %, 1884.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
THE WAR IN THE CRlMEA.
FURTHER News BY THE BALTIC.
TnE RUSSIANS AND ALLIED FLEETS.

luz RUSSIANS AND ALLIED FLEETS.
On the 9Th December two Russian
steamers, Vladimir and Bessarabia, to "
ing six gun boats, came out OF the
harbor Of Sebastopol. One Of these
steamers, unheeding the French frigate
Megere, which was cruising near, went
close in shore to .Strelitzka Bay, and
commenced firing on French stesmer
and bomb. .ketch which were there. On
observing this the Engli.h steam .frigates
Valorous and Terrible w,nt to there
relief, on which the Russians retired un.
der shelter oil the batteries. This sortie
has proved that there is a passage left
for egress between the sunken ships, al.
thoug gh onl, wide enough for one ship to
pass at time. The Russian fleet could,
however, from in safety under cover Of
the batteries. A Russian announc cemen,
says that this soStie Of the steamers was
mere reconnaissance. The allied
fleets, excepting tho cruisers. are now
moored outside Of the double Bay oil
Chersounesus, where the anchorage is
better than at Katciia.
TIE SIEGE OF SEBAsTofoL.
The following powerful description oil
the position Of the British army is con
tanned in the Times' correspondents q
letter dated from the camp before Sabas.
topol, Dec. 4:
If any Of our great geologists want to
test the truth oil their theories respecting
tho appearance Of the primevai- world
or are desifous-of sscertaining VIII at SORT
Of view Noah might have had when he
looked out Of the ark from Ararat, they
cannot do better than como out here al
once. The whole plateau on which
stands "ths camp before Ssbsstopol"-
the entire Of the angle Of land from
Bslsklavs round 10 Ksrshon and thence
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
NEWS. BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsMlNaToS, Friday, Jan. IL, 1885,
A committee, composed OF Mr.. James,
Of the Senate and M. Morrison, Of the
House. left here in the afternoon cars
with the remains Of Senator Norris. and
with hi. family, for New Hampshire.
Mr.. Gales, ofthe Intelligencer, is rot
seriously III as has been reported by ono
Of our city papers. but as we'll as usual,
The Intelligencer will come out on Mon
day, very much enlarged.
The gay season has commenced. and
the opening ball at the National Hotel
was we'll attended. The elegant supper
table. ELECTED the the admiration Of eve'
ry body.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE IRON
RAILROAD.

On Friday last. Mr.. John Fitzpatrick,
accidentally fell from one Of the ffeigh,
cars, while the same were under way.
Tho wheels Of two cars passed over his
legs, completely mashing one, and sew.
ering the other at the thigh. close to the
body. When this sad accident occur.
red, the cars were on their return trip,
just passing Lagrange Furnace. A bed
was immediately procured. on which he
was placed, and in few min nuies the
cars were in Ironton. With the utmost
speed he was conveyed to his residence,
and . physician selIsd. but the injury
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
sY RALrH LEE'rs AND wALrcR c. HOOD
IRONTON, JANUARY %. 1885.


"On the page tha, ID immortal,
We the brilliant promise scc,-
sys SHALL Know THs TRUTH ny rE0PLxl
AND rns TRUTH SHALL MAKE rot tREx!'"
"A Landed Democracy. sn eternal basis f,r Re
pubIics. A Landed Aristocraay, tho foundation o
inonnrchss and despousns. - tYouSo ANxRicA.
"Ths land shall not bs sold forever!" - ti,iDLr
"The mass OF mankind have not been horn with
saddles on their backs nor with favored few
booted and spurred. 10 ride them isgltinatsy, by
tho grace Of God ~" = tJnrvaRsoS
"Thefo IL no foundation In Nature, or In na,!i.
raj laws. why sci Of words upon parchment should
convey tho dominion Of lands" - [BLAcxsroSs.
"The Earth 10 The habitnton - the natural Inherit
ahcc Of oil mankind. OF ages present and to come
habitaiion bclongng 10 no mai ~ particular but 10
every mani and one in which all have MI sqsaI right
10 dwcll."- lJonS GRAY
To worship Gop the Father OF all men - To hope
for life IN Heaven. the reward Of good accomplished
on Earth; To love our fellow men, aud DO for them
all thai desire for ourselves; TO respect oil forms
by which men ara plrnscd 10 worship God: To com.
kni cr or not with violence nor with lire, out with
ir ih To love country; and 10 devote ourselves
10 its welfare even 10 the sacrifice Of our lives; To
watch with tender over the hsppiness OF our IN.
miles and to cdcuc children In the seniinciic
OF Love. Humanity and Patriotism: To Instruct the
gnoran: 10 clohc the Naked furnish work for the
strong aud always, and everywhere, TO proclaim ne
fras ny Of ALL he equality Of aA and hsHberfy @ all
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
DEATH OF RUFUS PUTNAM.

We learn by the GAINESVILLE Times,
that the. Hon. Rufus Putnam died in
Marietta, on the LIST inst. He was the
con Of Rufus Putnam, who established
the frst permanent white settlement
north. west Of the Ohio. in 1888. The
deceased settled in Marietta, in the fall
Of 1890, and has since continued to re.
side there. In 1901, hc was one Of the
representatives. OF Washington county,
--then including nearly one.lourth the
psessnt sfes Of the Stste-to the Terri.
iorisl Legislsture. He filed the meas.
urs Of on honest, useful man, and died
respected BY oil who knew him. The
pionsen Of Ohio are rsPidly thinning
out -&ctoto Gazette.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

Ey- TnE First Wel.h Congregational
Church was dedicated on the 7lh inst.
The following gentlemen were present,
assisting in the service: Rev. JOHN A.
DAVIS, of OakhiIl (; JoNA. InoMAs, o.
Portsmouth J. II. JONES, Of Pomeroy
r. w. DAVIS. of Tynyrhos and Revs
PuGu and CuEsTER, OF Ironton. The
building, for style and convenience, is
excelled by none in lronton.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

U. S. SENATOR IN MIssouRI.-On
Saturday, the 18th inst. The Missouri
Legisl ature spent the whole day in bal
loting for Senator. On the last vote the
result stood, Doniphan go; Benton 40;
Atchison so; John Scott l Wilson l..
The lest two are Wings In the evening
the Wings had caucus and resolved to
to stand BY Doniphan. The balIotins
was adjourned until to-day, the 18th.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

RpssiAs HATRED.-A major in the
Russi,n army, who was captured BY the
British st the battle Of Inksrnann. while
!tiilinx ard mutiIsting the wounded
EssliSkms6. hes bsen tired BY court.
nesaisl, sshtsnesd 10 be hung. and &C.
svslly esseuted 10 thai manner, 70 mark
49, 3 xhaissl, and rot soldier.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

p% GopLD 4 SxIrH will accept our
thanks for . can Of delicious fresh oys.
,srs. They serve up dishes Of every kind
10 the best style aud tssts. Meals can
b had Il all hcuss.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

E~ The Machinery Of the Star Nail
Works was put in operation last Satur.
lay, and few bars OF iron rolled. The
Engine and Machinery all appeared to
work we'll. Within the present week,
he nail machines will all be up, and the
establishment ready 10 execute orders.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

DEArH.-The amiable and gifted Jane
Taylor, the last time she took up her pen
(i, was on the day preceding her death)
wrote az follows: "Oh. my dear friends,
If you knew what thoughts have now,
you would see as as do, that the whole
business Of life is preparation for death"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

D" Mcssrs. WILSON & RICHARDSON
have some new advertisements in the
Times. They are excellent mechanics,
and whole-souled men. The people hero
woulI gain nothing by ordering from
abroad what may be had in their line.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
REPORTED DEATH OF MR.. MA.
SON, MINISTER TO FRANCE.

N. YoRK, Jan. l3-The tribune learns
bv dispatch from Washington, that the
Government has received intelligence
from the United States Consul at Havre,
Of tho death of John Y. Mason Minister
Of the Unitel States to France.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

EGyDREw & WILLIAMS have remov.
ed their Store to CLARK's stcre.room, lst
door below F. S. WRIGHT q Co.'S Drug
Store. They have good workmen, and
do the best Of custom work.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

HJ II. STONE, at the Fonton Res.
taurant, has lately received lot Of
shell oysters, direct from Baltimore
Those wi hing any of the luxuries Of the
season, served up in the best manner,
should give him call.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
SECOND DISPATlH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The Govern
mcnt has received no intimation Of Mr..
NJ ason's death. The last advices are
Paris, Dec. %. p. NJ, at which time
he was in a crtica! condition from para.
lvsis.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23
THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

BUFFALO. Jan. ~, 1s55.-Tn the Mis-.
souri, Legislature, in joint session on tho
9th of January. seventeenth ballot, the
vote for u. S. Senator stood as follows
Doniphan. So Atchison, Sc: Benton.
80, Wilson, Whig. l. Three Wings were
absent. Adjourned to next day.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-23

MARRIED, OIL the 2lst inst, by Rev.
lanes F. Given, Albert Wade and Miss
Mary Disjordan.