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This remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where IL
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues
known the public no longer hesitate what antdote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs but for the milder varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that 1t ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
BERRY & DEMOyILLE, Wholesale Nashville and Re
tail by BROWN GRUBBs, Nashville; and sold by al
dealers in medicine in every town in Tennessee. -4
observation-disclosures
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COY Of Patent Rightl
BARNARD L.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHNAPPs.
A Superior Tonic, anti-Dyspeptie InvIg.
oratfnR CordIaI.


IT Is amentable truth that, with few exceptions every
article Of food We eat every article o. drink We nbbe
t Rem practiced 20 such an extent as Ia spIritos vi.
mons and fermented Hquors So much fact that Il
impossible . Profars p1[S gaors and vines unless obtain
ana we'll established Foreign connections
sowing 70 the corrosive, inhammaoy and poisonous
properties Of the liquors sold generally IN this country THAI
dsgracsul, beastia ntoxeston s hequent thai The
Legislatures Of several Of the States have taken the natter
N hAnd and prohibited ne sale Of sPraO1s or fsrmentsd
We're all liquors sold pure and unadusraied ws sheuld
Bssehs ices palsed bs swoen assh ana tSai fearful
disease, dsriH frSs produced not by pure LIQUORS.
bat b. The infatuated hab o. INDUCING IN DE corrosvs
poisons sod under TIA. designation.
PSON,S
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER gcHNAPPs
Are manufactured exclusively at schledam in Houand &C.
eordng the directions o. Cd established Disabling houses
purposes entitled high consideration No ether
medicinal beverage. - present In In he Unitsd STATES
or In EaroPe Possesses such sAiuAy and eeaei0us prep
In eases Of Govt Gravel. Distractions Of he Kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Organs a. vel As IN The peculiar as
eed that they have excited the asfonhhmens % uecAi
men and elected expressions Of TIE m0ss Gnbounded gra-
tndo IRON The patients 70 NE pruPrieior-
Assnis And private purchasers cautioned to guard
against thz eO1pounds q unscTuPuou lmtstors- snp-
sons Aromafic Juniper schnapps yin have he as q
ne M~dcnsI coreiS embossed On he sides Of he bottle
that eontsas H. Aad Ne signature Of ths PrsPssof On Ne
Tns Absl en- sash bosss uhcA has been day entered IN
the Uniaed sIatss Dsnet coaT and consequently poiee
"a oa imitation ~ ne penass o. "a. o. Congress-
IN ne three PRINCIPAL uFiH4 cskngsh, frencn
al (rran and psuphets IN tese angaag~a descriptive
al The merits us heaaxsoratnE Beverage can AZ
F-'s = - j. WRIGHT 4 CO, Agsnis
Ma Isl ChaTtres street., New ORLEANS.
parties r,anufaeturiag baCss Artele Of chnspps
- eudsaEor 10 psIsaaAs ~ psblc hat BARNARD L.
slAfPsON ne proPretor q s genuine Asomac echiedan
Isrip~r srhnapps i not tosa sc Direct importer ~
wish~s h be understood that ne nneal0nahe proof
q ne a1i be arnied - ne emnent importing
ulsrcnzais N Nes orieaas-
G. ". HENDERSH0IT.
Corner q Cedar street and ths sqaars.
iys-d5m Nashville, rsnn
NEGROES RON SALE.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

(ITE are prepared to pay The HIGHEST MARKET
Wv PRICE for Wheat and Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills allthe Wheat Growers to gve US
acal before selling elsewhere. Likewise we shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such terms will
be satisfactory G. HAMMOND & co.
fa1f
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COPARTNERSHIP.
DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE Copartnership between MYERS McGlLL il dis
solved bv limitation this day. J. H. McGILL, having
purchased the entire interest Of the concern will continue
the business at the old stand and will pay all demands and
receive ali debts due the firm. NJ. D. MYERS,
July 1, 1855. j. II. McGlLL.
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CHARGES REDUCED.

ENR0M and after the 1s August next, TIE undersigned
L will reduce their charges for Forwarding
On all packages Of Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots Hats,
Clothing, Hardware, Confectionery, Books &C. Of
ordinary size, each, IKE
Casks and barrels Of Wines and Liquors, rs
All small packages Of Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails, per sack and key, 10
All heavy and costly articles charged IN proportion
Forwarding Grain coastwise, per sack,
Flour in barrels 10
~ Messrs. W. II. GORDON & CO., of Nashville are cur
Agents in that place, to whom payments must be made.
~ Merchants not residents Of Nashville but who re-
ceive their goods there, pay Mesrs Gordon Co in
advance or remit to shall charge Ave per
advancing.
EY-We all our freights detecting any over
charge in measurment of goods by vessels.
eS-We sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
sY-We the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond, Va, for all sizes Of Bar Iron, Railroad of
every description Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
&C., &C, and the best Virginia Pig Metal.
WYATT CO., Charleston
YOUNG, WYATT 4 Co, savannah
Cotton Factors, Commission and Forwarding Merchants
je27-4m
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Public Speaking.

Public Speaking.
The undersigned, candidates upon the American
ticket for the State Legislature, will address the
people Of Davidson county at the following times
and places:
Allison's, South Harper, July l4th.
Dunn's Store Mouth OF Dog creek, Monday,
July 10th.
James Brinkley's, District No. rs, "Wednesday,
July 18th.
Widow CARROTS, District No. %, Saturday,
July 2lst.
GOOdlettsyille. Dist No. 90, Monday, July 23rd.
Robinson's Store, Dist No 81, Tuesday, July "a.
Campbel's Store, on the Gallatin Turnpike, in
Edgefed, Wednesday, July 95th, at night
We will Gil no other appointments previous to
the goth. And invite all other candidates for the
Legislature TO meet US at the above places.
A. w. JOHNSON,
NEIL 5. BROWN,
June Is, 1888 LUCIEN NJ. TEMPLE.
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NEGnOES RON SALE.

HAvE a ~ of ne bsst Nrgross ior sale thai have
sen IL years AaE Eentlsuan wanting seod 81
oaxhs cal ualeiitey. Aiso sslAh = hse an
II ohrSt.ls. Iienl kAS ". f0~i~A-
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retiring from the late firm of Myers McGi take
this method of returning my kind acknowledgements to
nv MANY friends and customers for their very liberal pat
ronage and most respectfully ask for continuation Of the
same to my former partner and successor.
iva MI.
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MECHANICS BANK OF MEMPHIS SUSPENDED.
The Memphis Wing of the 1lth inst, con-
tains the following:
MECHANICS BANK SUsPENDED.-There was con.
siderable excitement upon the street yesterday,
relative to the suspension of the Mechanics Bank
of this city. The report is generally credited yet
we cannot say to what extent the suspension may
affect the community, but il is generally thought
that the amount Of the bills in circulation here.
abouts cannot be very large-probably a few thou
sand dollars. We went 10 the banking house for
the purpose of obtaining more satisfactory nforma-
tion but no one that could inform us as TO the
condition of its affairs circulation. The greater
portion of the bills we have seen In circulation are
OHess, two's, threes and fve's, and the greater
portion Of that which is out is probably in the
hands Of mechanics and small Dealers class Of
the community on whom the loss will fall the heav-
lest. For some time past there has been consider
able suspicion about its solvency and very few If
any, OF the large dealers and brokers would keep
any oil the bills on hand, hence they have escaped
pretty generally. We trust that this suspension
viii not create any suspicious or doubts as regards
the other banking institutions of the city.
EDwD. EvRErr-The Boston Advertiser has
published in an extra the great Grafton of the
American CIoERo-Edwd. Everett-deRvered on
the Fourth, in has native place, Dorchester. Mass
The following is the concluding paragraph; the
whole address occupies nearly nine columns Of the
AdUcrtiScr:
Thus, my friends, 10 the neighborhood of the
spot where ia my early childhood, acquired the
first elements of learning, at Of those public
schools which are the glory and strength Of New
England, have spoken 70 you imperiecuy Of the
appropriate topics Of the day. Retired from pub.
lie lie, without the expectation or the wish 10 re-
turn TO IL, but the contrary-grateful for the ma.
merous marks OF public confidence which have
received, and which feel 70 DO beyond my merits
respecting the convictions OF those from whom
! have at any time differed, and asking the same
justice for my OWL own, felow citizens, that
few things would better please me than 20 find a
quiet retreat IN my naive town, where | might
pass the rest Of my humble career in the serious
studies and tranquil pursuits which beft the de
cline of life, ill the old bell should announce
that the ohequered scene is over and the weary is
at rest"
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Public Speaking

Gen. F. X. ZoLLcoFFER and Col. G. G. ToR
BETT, candidates for Congress, will address their
fellow citizens at the following times and places:
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Woods Store, Friday, 9Th of July.
Palmyra, Saturday, l4tb of July.
Cabin Row, Monday, 9th Of July.
Ryar's Store, Tuesday, 18th Of July.
Port Royal, Wednesday, 18th of July.
IN ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Cooperstown Thursday, 10th July.
Jackson's Store, Friday, goth Of July.
Springfield, Saturday, 2lst Of July.
Cross Plains, "Wednesday, 25th of July
IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Ridgepost, Thursday, Goth of July.
Stewards Ferry, Friday, 27th Of July.
Atkisson's Gap, Saturday, 2Sth of July,
July 3D. 1855.
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GUM BATHING MATS.

VNTE have few more Of those superior Chamber Bath
w Matts-for sale by J. II McGILL
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jy3 Corner of Square and College street.
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Use IT BUT DON'T ABUSE IT.-Great com
plants are made Of the quantity of water
wasted under the new system Of watering the
streets from the public hydrants, and the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen have had the
subject under consideration. Many house
keepers are deprived of water enough for or
binary purposes, while it is flowing in floods
down some of our streets. Enough is as
good as feast" and we presume those who
have been using it too profusely, when once
admonished of the inconvenience to which
they subject others, will be more careful here
after
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AMERICAN nLACKBOARD oRAYONs

WARRANTED free from Grit OF any GlutInous sub
stance whatever; and superior % any other Crayons
now 10 use.
After having given The American backward Crayons a
mir and impartial trial, aBd being fully convinced Of their
superior merits, we readily give testimony favor Of
er being the hest CTayons that have ever seen CON.
bning all tho Qualities that could be desired in such an ar
dele.
Thomas sher~in, English High School, Boston,
Geo. Allen, Jr., Hancock
Hubbard Winslow, Young Ia les "
). ID. Pmlhrick, state Normal School, ~ Britain Conn
Francis ~ Williams, English High School, boston,
Pierce Allen, Eng. Classical school, w. Newton,
\. HilnBhast. state Normal School, BridgewateT,
jonathan renny, Manchester High School,
). y Eaton, Phiips' Academy, Aodover,
A Y. Pope Somervne
u W. FTmpton, state Normal School Albany n Y
Ebndge smith, Cambridge High School ~
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
aprls ma
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e4y" The following is said to be not only On
excellent and pleasant beverage, but a cure for
diarrhea, &C.:
REcIPE-To half a bushel Of blackberries, well
mashed, add t 10. of alspice, o. cinnamon, OF.
cloves. PulVerze well, mix and boil slowly until
properly done-then strain or squeeze the juice
through homespun or flannel, and add to each pint
of the juice one pound OF loaf sugar Boil again for
some time; take it of, and while cooling add half
gallon best cognac brandy.
Dose-for an adult, half a gill TO a gill for a
child, teaspooniu or more, according to age.
Ey-The St. Joseph'S (Mo) Gazette gives a
melancholy picture Of the state of things on
the plains. 1t is thought probable that nearly
or quite all the emgrant trains for California
and Oregon have been plundered, If not de-
stroyed by the Indians. But one light mail
is all that has been received from Utah in two
months. The indiana are reported to be in
great numbers all along the route, with the
avowed intention of interrupting all outward
bound trains, and report says they have at
tackled every train that has attempted to pass,
and have murdered the men, plundered their
goods and carried off the women aud children
in considerable numbers; a few have been
plundered only, and suffered to go and perish
by starvation. The troops ordered to the
plains had thus far been of little or no service
10 the emigrant trains.
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We are pleased to learn that a new bridge
company is in process of formation, under the
charter granted at the last session of the Legis-
lature, to build a bridge across the Cumber-
land. We have heretofore called attention to
the plans of bridge-two in number--drawn
by Mr.. Grey, Civil Engineer. The Spring
street plan has been selected, and the city au-
thorities have granted the right of way to the
company on Spring street, from Market.
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD. Hs.
ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst, while IN the
IL employment OF Mr.. Charles II. Martini Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five years Of age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit 0f clothes, made Of Creep casnett
and silk hats. JIM about FIVE feet eight inches
highs weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing countenance; speaks quick when spoken TO;
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
is about feet inches heh weighs about fT5 lbs; round
lace good countenance with small round eyes speaks
rather slow when spoken rather humble looking
gro; raised by Col. Thomas Williams, OF Montgomery,
Ala will give the above reward II they taken and
secured so that get them.
my24-tf O. L. NELSON
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nnEYoORr HouSE.

EREsH FHUGTS-A saopy Of Strawberries and
II ans RAspberries received this day ~
april wEssgL THOMPSON
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GAFETY FUSE
- 865 O0ofeet Bacon Bros SAFETY Fuse first rate ar
hele; warranted. S. II. LOOMS & CO.,
Iano Agents for Manufacture.
(NGAKS-we oHer great inducements 10 city deal
" ers that want hue Cigars. Call and them.
jan29 s. II. LOOMS a CON-
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IWANELS IN EUROPE AND THE
Il East: Or, Year In ENGLASp, so0rIASn, IREIASD
WALLS, FRANoE, BIGIUN, HOLLAND, GKRMASY, AUSTRIA,
ITALY, GREHcE TuRKEY, SYRIA PALESTINE and EGYPF, by
Samuel Ireneus Prime. with engrayngs In two volumes
Just received and for sale by
myl0 BUo CHARLES W SMITH
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MECHANICS BANK OF MEMPHIS SUSPENDED.
The Memphis Wing of the llth inst, con-
+o;ns fba c,lloyy;nc.
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R. G. McNATRY & CO
VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves to be indebted to
II previous to the list of January last had better
before the LIST of July, they will have with
officer further indulgence cannot be allowed hint
the wise, &c. ljel2l r. G. McNAIRY co.
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WE have on hand very superior stock Of Linen and
w Cotton Sheetngs, Table Damask, Towels Diapers,
Napkins, Bath Towels Mosquito Bars White and Colored
Bobnets, &C, which will sell cheap as the cheapest
Jel2 K. c. McNAIRY x co. d.
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I AND WARRANTS-Iw will pay Cash to all per-
IL sons having Land Warrants to dispose Of
K. A. BALL0WE Gen. Ag't,
Jel2 No. II Deaderick ST.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
r. LEErE AND VIC, HOOD, EDITORS.
IRONTON, OHIO,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1855.
son the page that Is immortal,
Nv. ,i,a Er,lliaut prnmtse see-

son the page that Is immortal,
We the brilliant promise see-
tYE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH, NY PEOPLE.
AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE you rREE!'"
"a Landed Democracy, un eternal basis for Re
publics. A Landed ArstOcracy, the foundation OF
inonarches and desp0tisms. tfoUNG AMERICA.
.The land shall not be sold forever!"- tBIBLg
aThe mass Of mankind have not been born with
saddles their bucks; nor with a favored few
booted and spurrcd, TO ride them egitimnely, by
he grace Of God '"- JEFFERSON.
w'There is no foundation in Nature, or In nniu.
raj laws why n set of words upon parchment should
convey the dominion Of lands" -tBLAcksroNE.
s''rhe Earth is the habaton - the natural Inherit
nnce of ali mankind Of ages present and 10 come
a habitniiom belonging 10 in particular, but TO
every man; nnd one IN which all have an tQuaI right
to dwell."-tJonN GRAY.
To worship Gop, the Father of all men - 10 hope
for life in Heaven the reward of good accomplished
on Earth: To love fellow men, and do for them
a that we for ourselvcs To respect al forms
by which men are pensed TO worship God: To COM
ba, error, not with violence, no " nh fire, but with
truth: TO love country; aud itdcvoie ourselves
10 its welfare, TO the sacrifice Of our lives 10
watch with tender the happiness OF our a-
miles; aud to educate children in the sentiments
OF Love- Humanity, and Patriotism: TO instruct the
ignorant cohe the naked TO furnish work for the
strong and always, and everywhere, 10 proclaim hs
fraternity Of all, the equality V ALL and the liberty V all
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pemmican cooked, and the parry ote for
The first time efter leaving the vessel,--
leo was also melted, they having been
to this time without drink. Worn ae
they we're, but four hours were allowed
for the halt. The manned Of the frozen
party were sewed up in Buffalo robes,
placed on sledges, and drsgged along BY
their companions, Dr.. Kane walking in
advance, picking the track. Cold OF
the utmost severity again overlook them.
Bonsall and Morton, and even tho Els.
quimaux boy Hance, sunk under the
snow with sleep. II was only BY force
that they were aroused and forced 10 pro.
coed, the cold seemed 10 have destroyed
all perception Of danger. A large bear
met on their way was fortunately scared
by DR.. Kane by the simple waving Of his
hand. They reached the ship, after q
walk Of sixly..wo hours, still dragging
their companions behind them. bu. in.
sensible. DR.. Hayes, the intelligent sur.
geon Of the ship, from whom we have
obtained the particulars Of this fearful
adventure, received the returning party.
Two OF the number died Of their injuries
and two others underwent amputation,
who are now restored 10 perfect health.
The condition Of those who dragged the
sick was most lamentabIe. Their mem.
o,y for q time was entirely gone, and the
ship in the midst Of muttering and delir.
ium, resembled hospital. The surgeon
and one remaining attendant were in
charge Of the ship. In this ST ate Of semi
madness the sick remained for two or
three days, but afterwards they entirely
recovered, and all the party under DR..
Kane started three weeks afterward, and
resumed their labors in the field.
Inlrepidity like this, has never been
surpassed. 1t is spoken Of with emo.
lion even now by the stoutest hearts in
the expedition.
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From the Meigs County Democrat.
esprit of the Times"

The above named newspaper is prin.
ted at Ironton, by Messrs. LEETE &
HOOP.
The Times is nominally Democrat
but in spirit Abolition. 1t is opposed
to the Administration. and would pass
current as an appropriate te reflector Of
the views, sentiments and feelings Of
JOSHUA r. GlDDINas, HENRY WILSON
and FREDERICK DOUGLASS. While it
heads it's columns with the Democratic
State ticket, it fills them with praises for
SALMON P. CHASE and Abolltionism,
notwithstanding in its issue Of the 25th
ultimo it heads an article with the fol.
lowing remarkable words, viz: "Sailing
under False Colors." The article in
question is appropriately in reference to
The guise of the Register in covering up
its Know Nothing ticket with the man.
tie of Republcanism, but the reproof is
from pari materia source, and comes
with rather an i'll grace. In the same
number the editors leader contains an
attack upon Gov. SHANNON Of Kansas,
and President Pierce, portion Of
WuiSu 10 90 iOIAOWOs
"The speech that Governor Shannon made
upon his arrival at Westport, on the borders Of
Kansas, we published last week. His position
is positive and uneq uivocal in favor OF the es-
tablshment of Slavery in that Territory He
is the faithful ally of Pierce, Atchison, String
fellow and Co. In his speech. in reference 10
slavery, he said: Gas Missouri and Kansas are
adjoining States, it would be well if their insti
tutions should be made to harmonize."
On the same principle, the institutions Of
Ohio and Kentuck should be made to har-
m0nixe.
A man who could put forth such statement
under the circumstances, in which Governor
Shannon is placed, is certainly beneath con.
tempt itself. He fur her said in his speech,
that he regarded the Legislature of Kansas, as
legal body, and its lGs0s binding upon every
citizen in the Territory, and that he would
use his Executive power ana authority to carry
them into effect. Such are the sentiments de-
livered by this new champion of slavery exten-
sion, to ON admiring audience of borde, ruff
fans"
This spominal Democratic paper
proves an exception to the journals of
Ohio protesting Democracy, and gives
credit the garbled report Of Gov. Shan.
mons reception speech at Westport, as
reported by contributor to the St.
Louis Democrat. We subjoin what is
said Of this speech by the Journal of
Commerce, stauch paper Of New York.
We do not believe the telegraphic state
ment that Gov. Shannon, in his address 10 the
people who serenaded him on his arrival at
Westport Missouri. on the borders Of Kansas.
stated thst he sess IN fsvsr ef sIssHvjS Aer-
sas. The statement is absurd on the face Of It;
and in due time it will be contradicted, we
have no doubt. Gov. Shannon u from Ohio"
Tho Times seems ever ready TO swal.
low with eagsrnsss every slander which