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On petition of Thomas q Saunders execu-
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Saunders lAlc Of
Oflaud in sud county, deceased, represents
sug that the ptrsouai estate al sad deceased,
l., MT sufficient 10 pay Ike Iust debts. Which
he-owed al the tine OF his death ~ he sum
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ia red estate of sand deceased is may be
,...ee.o'r, s'r iIsc paynlnut OF sand debts ana
llc.Gruitl charges,
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Why the prayer Of sad petition should not BE-
8 antcd.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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81 / DRjNkWATEE Gc-ist
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Democratic State Convention.

TaERE is 10 be meeting Of the State
Denioc cratic Executive Committee, some
sime next month. II they call Con.
vention TO meet at Columbus on the S,h
OF January, We hope they will recon-
mend nothing more to be done than to
elect two Senatorial delegates to the No.
sional Convention that is to meet at
Cincinnati next May. The general
body Of the delegates should be chosen
by the people themselves at the spring
election. Then each delegate will be
responsible to the people.
The men who. for some time past
have had the responsible position ol
leading the party, have twice led it on
TO defeat. and il they are permitted to
lead it much longer. will conduct it to
annihilation. These leaders have, for
the mos, part, been more anxious to pre-
serve their PERSONAL standing with the
authorities at Washington than TO main.
tain the ascendency Of democratic prin'
ciples in Ohio. The people, who are
wiser than their leaders, must now &C
10 work, and rig up the old ship.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
WIscoNs,S.-We have all Milwau

WIscoNsiY.-We have all Milwau.
kcc papers to the 18th inst. with returns
of the vote for Governor from m ore ttan
three fourhs of the State, but leaving the
result still in doubt. The chances seem.
ed to be slightly in favor Of Borstow,
(Dem) who was about 200 ahead, but
the north western Counties might reverse
it. The residue Of the Democratic State
Ticket is pretty surely elected. The
new Senate is Republican; the House
Demo The Counties mostly set.
tied by emmigrants from Europe polled
very heavy Democratic majorities main
Iy on account Of the Liquor question
the Republicans being in favor of prohi.
bition, while Gov. Barstow has twice ve'
toed prohbitory bills. No United States
Senator is now 10 be chosen.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

EMIGRATION TO Iowa AND MINNEso.
TA.--The rush Of cmmi igrants 10 this
State The present year is truly aslonish.
ing. No State, not even California, has
obtained so rapid an increase Of popula.
ton as has Iowa the past season.
Through May and June every road TO the
interior was thronged with covered wag.
ons, accompanied by nocks and heaIds !;
and at morning ami evening, wherever
you went the encampments along the
margin Of water courses reminded you Of
the Exodus Of the lsraelite.. Southern
Minnesota, too, is filling up with great
rapidity, and this territory will soon be
knocking at the door Of Congress for ad.
mission into the Union. The popula.
ton Of Minnesota and Iowa at the next
census will exceed million, and many
think Iowa will reach that number
Dubuque Express.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Correspondence of the New York Herald.
Important from Washington.
Our Relations sciih England--Ihe Real
Cause Of tile Increase Of the British
West India Fleet.

Our Relations oith England--7he Real
Cause Of the Increase Of the British
West India Fleet.
WAsnINGToN, Nov. 10, 1866.
The trouble with England is not set.
tied. 1t is thoug ht that the admnistra.
lion is little in doubt about its own po.
sition. 1t is given out that the Pacific
brought assurances that the increase of
the British West India fleet had nothing
to do with the Central American ques.
tion. This was merely 10 satisfy the
public. The real cause of the increase
Of The English fleet on the American
coast is 10 be found in the peculiar in.
structions Of Attorney General Gushing
to the District Attorney Of Philadelphia.
lf any one will take The trouble to look
at dates and facts, they will ascertain
that within twenty.lour hours after the
receipt Of the news in London Of the tri.
al Of Harz in Philadelphia, the addi.
ton 10 The West India fleet was under
sailing orders. Ard have information
that when Cushing's two curious letters
Of instructions reached England, de.
mand for redress was made by the British
government and that demand is now be.
fore the Cabinet at Washington. This
is fact. and an important fact, tool
Will England or the United States re.
cede? That is the question soon, in.
deed, to be the engrossing question:
More on this subject in day or two.
o. P. @.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
For the Spirit Of the Times.
of the D6ilroad Meeting
IRoHT OK, Nov. q, 1885.

~ M IRoHT on, Nox. -, 16hb.
Pufspant 10, . call. The citizsus, OF
Ironton met a. the Court p Honse in ithe
evening Ind organized by appoiQtine
TmomAs MURBocx. Chairmsn, ! and
JosHuA HAMBLEroN, Secretary. After
which, RALPH LEET, Esq, explained
the object Of the Meeting to be, 10 con-
slider the expediency Of extending the
Iron r. r. to connection with some
other road, and recommended that i'm.
mediate steps be taken to do so. Aftef
which, speeches were made by John Pc.
tiers, T. n Dayey, Col. Nigh, and 9TH
ers. A motion was made by Dan Young,
that q committee Of three be appointed
to report TO an sdj,urncd meeting, the
practicability Of extending the |. r. r.
at this time. After speeches made by
Dan Young, John Campbell. and 9th
ers, the melton was put and carried
On motion, il was agreed that the Chair
man should appoint the Committee, and
E. Nigh, T. N. Davey, and Ralph Lcel
we're appointed. On motion Of John s.
George, John Campbell was added lo
the Committee, and on motion OF E.
Nigh, D. Nj. Sechler was also added to
tho Committee. And OH motion, the
Committee wos instructed 10 report to
an adjournel meeting ia two weeks. So
the meeting adjourned TO meet this night
two weeks at the Court. House.
J. .HAMBLETON, Sec.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

1asURAKcE.-We cannot too strongly
ampress upon our readers the duty Of
providing against loss by FIRE by insuring.
Especially to the lsboring classes would
we say-insurs one FIRE may destroy
all your hard earnings for years, and
leave you penniless. while for a small
sAw you may edectually provide against
aay .sseh contingency. See the adver'
tisement of HENRY s. NEAL, Esq, in
to.dsy's psPAr. The companies fo'
which he is acting as Agent have ths
reputation Of being the most response
bis and the most prompt in the United
atates. Do not defer the matter, but lie
sbeas who have not insured. do so .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

9GF The Missouri Republican pub.
fishes an article in favor Of law and or.
der in Kansas, and says that the friends
Of those institutions propose conven.
ton 10 be held early in November to de-.
fine their position. A call has been
published, and the Republican really
hopes that delegates will meet who will
"perfofm the part Of conservative. dis.
Greet, patriotic men," and that sheet has
arrived at length at the remark able con.
clusion that "there has been too much
violence Of language in Kansas, on
both Sides" There is then two sides TO
affairs in Kansas.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

RD- A horrible affair came off at
St. Louis on Tussd ay last. A negro
who was married to a white woman "a.
tally stabbed her in jealous fit; she
lived but few moments after the neigh.
bors entered the room, and died protest
ing that her husband had not harmed
her, and she inflicted the wound herself.
Jus, as an attempt was about 10 be made
TO take the murderer, he suddenly plung.
ed knife into his side and fell dead by
the bed Of his murdered wife, to which
he staggered.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Wisconsin Election.

UALENA, NOV. II.
TIE up river mail brings the following
returns from counties not yet definitely
heard from.
Salerosse County, Bashford 40 major
ity, Pierce County, Bashford 90 majori.
ty, Maumee County, Bashlord 81 ma.
jority, Chippewa County, Bashford 90
majority, Clarke County, Barston Ss
msjority, Durn County, Barston 12 ma.
jorily, Polk County, Barston 10 maiori
ty, Tremplain County, Barston 20 ma.
jority, Buffalo County, Bsrston' l52 ma.
jority. Only two counties, Douglas.
and Lapointe TO hear from.
Bashford unquestioBsbly elected.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Severe Gale on Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.

On Friday night and Saturday morn.
ing this part OF the Lake was visited by
a severe gale from the eastward.
The schooner Reindeer with a cargo
Of brick, was ashore on Saturday morn.
ing, half mile north OF the PIERS
She will probably prove a total loss.
She was owned by Capt. Gilmore &
Benz. Phelps, of Milwaukee.
The schooner ST. La wrence is ashore
near Grassy Point, but being light will
probably be got off. She is owned by
Geo. Steel, Of this city.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

80 THE New York Pos, publishes a
letter from France received by the Pacif.
ic, which says it is understood in official
circles, that the Emperor OF France
had made his will, which provides that
in case Of the death Of the child to which
the Empress is shortly expected to give
birth. or in case Of the death of Napole.
on III, without any direct heir, France
is again to become Republic under the
Presidency Of Prince Napoleon.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.

In our Legislature on Saturday last a
resolution TO 60 into the election OF a
United States Senator, on the last Mon.
day Of the presen, month, was read twice
and after an elaborate discussion, elicit.
ing much feeling from the members, was
passed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
To our Town Subscribers.

There il considerable amount due us from
you for the "TIMrs." Many owe for the paper
from the time of its commencement, and very
fsw have paid for the last and current years.
We want meney to '.pay as zoe CO." and we
l,ok to you for il. We hope that all who owe
Us will note this, walk up to the Office, and set
tie
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Attempt at Murder and Robbery.
SPRINGFIELp, Mass, Nov. 10.

An unsuccessful attempt at murder
and robbery was made in this city last
night, by two men who gained admit.
tance to the P ynchon Bank Building
during the day, and on entrance Of the
clerk at night. attempted to murder him.
They stabbed him, but he created an
alarm BY shouting, and his assailants
fled. The clerk was badly, but not SO.
riously wounded.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

THE American National council essen.
bled here at IL O'Clock and organized
permanently by electing Lieut.. Cover.
nor Ford. Chairman and w. w. Dunno.
hover Of Chicago, Secretary. About ff.
ty delegates from nolthen and western
States present.--Cin. Com.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

JoHn Van BuREH's FLAsK.-We have
been shown, by our friend, Charlie
Maurice, the indentical ballot.box out
Of which John Van Buren got his $780,.
600 soft majority" 1t holds about a
pint. II can be seen at all hours at
Mats. (Chatauque Democrat. Nov. IA.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

WAsHINarox. Nov. 20.-According
10 present determine alton. no copies Of
the Presidents Message will be sent
abroad fos the newspapers, aaheretofore.
in advance Of its delivery at the com.
mencement Of the session Of Congress.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

Cd. l. W.. .KrELr has lately received
sdditioss 20 bic ~sry extensive stock ol
Dsy Goods. and is now prepared to suit
syssy body in quslity and price Of goods.
Gall aad - him once. and you vii! 50
assin.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
American Council.

CuARLEsrox, s. c., Nov. 10.
THE. Grand Council Of the American
party in South Carolina have recon
mendsd that the subordinate lodges dis.
band. and absolye their members from
their obligations.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

B% WHEN at Chillico,he, the other
day, we paid our respects to William
Allen. He lives about one mile out Of
the city, on an extensive farm. His
residence is large stone house on the
summit Of a hill, that overlooks the
"ancient metropolis" and the broad,
beautiful valley Of the Scioto. The
Ex-senator cultivates large farm, and
is engaged in the Stock business.
Yet. we apprehend that he gives o
portion Of bis time to the pursuit Of ag.
ricul,ure moro for the purpose Of put.
ting his mind into sympathy with ma.
ture and the great occupation Of the
people. than for the pecuniary profit it
yields. He discoursed freely on the
events Of the present time. both in this
country and Europe, which appeared
to be as familiar to him as his own, ev.
cry day affairs.
We know Of no man that can throw
more light upon the great social and po-
liical problems Of this age. than Mr..
Allen.
Since his retirement from the Senate,
he has, we understand, devoted the en-.
ergies Of his gigantic mind 10 the study
Of the institutions Of society and govern.
ment.
OF one thing we are persuaded there
are but few, indeed, capable of discus.
sing more philosophicalIy on the events
OF the world than he is.
Mr.. Allen is now just in the prime
and vigor Of his powers. He is tall and
graceful, his hair is long. heavy and
grey, falling profusely over his head.-
He has the mien and air Of greatness.-
Those best acquainted with political
events, know tha. he was one OF the
Gracchi Of Jackson's administration, on
which the old hero leaned fox support in
those perilous days Of the Republic.
TIE people will yet call this man back
40 the service Of the country.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov, le

The fire at Dowell's store is said to
have been the act Of deliberate incen.
diarism. Candles saturated with cam.
phene, and tracks Of gunpowder leading
to the crates, were found.
Mr.. D. and two Of his clerks have
been arrested, charged with the incen.
diarism, and much excitement exists.
Dowell had go 900 insurance. The
value Of his stock 10 said to have bsen
but $1,000. s,s ses,..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

D@ s. s. Coz, Esq, has concluded
70 take Up his residence st Columbus,
whore hs will open an Office for the
practice Of the law. May success st.
lend him. lSprins6sld (O) Expositor.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
GALENA, Nov, 2l,

THE returns from several additional
counties in Wisconsin, indicate that
Bashford, Fusion, is unquestionably
elected Governor. Douglas and Laporle
counties only remain to hear from.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21

oAL IHUIsE, ANVVs ~
YESTERDAY evening, two Germans.
named Kronenberger and John Grosslein
were deliberately fired upon en- the Be.
lair road, few miles from Baltimore, by
man named John Patterson and Gross.
lein was instantly killed. The deed
was done unprovoked. Patterson was
arrested.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Election Of Senator Of Alabama.

TIE two branches Of the Alabama
Legislature met in joint convention yes.
terday, and on the 6rst ballot Hon. BENZ.
amin: Fitzpatrick was reelected to the
United States Senate for the term Of six
years. The vote stood-Fitzpatrick
10; Prior, 46.
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Suicide in Philadelphia. m
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.

E. DuBusT, an eminent mineralogist,
Of North Carolina, committed suicide at
his hotel, in this city, to day. The rash
act was caused by pecuniary embarrass.
ment.
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~ TIE Ex.Prssident Fillmore was
recently in Vienna. where he was re-.
esived with much attention.
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b~ Tns St. Lonis papers complain
that their city is flooded with counterfeit
money.
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nGso are, n genefsl. 70 ignorant. 90
a,i1sh, and % vuIgss. inst there ass few
~ ~ tsuiv sateom esch ether.
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THE pret.iest lining for q new bonnet
! % good humorsd face.
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TIE Democrats have carried Missis.
sippi By about four thousand majority.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Canada.
HALIFAX, Nov. 20.

'Tns Canada. from Liverpool, with
dsies to the 10th instant, arrived here
o, one o'clock to-day. The Canada
left Liverpool on the morning Of the
10Th