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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
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D6n WHILE in Chill;cothe, a few
days since, we had the pleasure Of grasp.
ing the hand Of Bro. A. p. MlLLER. Ju,
nior Editor Of the Scioto Gazette. Broth.
er M. looked as hearty and honest as q
native Of old Fairfield could look. The
Gazette under his ma cement is one Of
the best papers on our table. We wish
that he may "fesd on pleasures deep and
fall" and ride on swelling waves Of
glory. ~ go
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

TaE PoErRY or CoSosEss. Some
inspired posi, getting tired of;ths posaic
Telegraph dispatches Of ConSisssional
proceedings, hiss put The matter IN q new
form, which will answer fof the doings
of that body modlh hence a. we'll as
now:
8 sN ..Banks i hundred and I've;
q Bants I hundred and seven,
y, B>nhs hundred and one,
Wants Z hundred and 'levea.
ponningtoh s0ur and three,
Ricnardson eeyunty.two,
rulles thirty. Dear msi
when'll tAs tsoubls b throughr'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

WHERE HAS IT BEeH IA pscksgs Of
letter. reschsd FslIs vtilsge lasi Friday,
which wss msiled at Hartford, July 4.
1884 In the pack ksge was . letter con.
isining a note 'of over %. 900, directed
10 the Iron Bank. . sG
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

Ar the Convention, in Columbus, the
9Th inst, we met many Of our mos. high.
ly cherished friends, both personal and
political. Among the number was JAMES
McKENzIE spoken Of by correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette as a little
Irishman. We can inform the Gazette
that JAMES mckenzie, Of Kalida, who
for the last ten years has conducted the
Venture, one OF The ablesl exponents OF
Democracy in the West, is The son OF
WILLIAM LYON McKENziE. Scotchman. J..
who has long been leading man in
Upper Canadu, and signalzed as the
foremost agent Of the Canada Revolu.
lion Of 1887.
McKESzIE is now devo,ing his cncr.
gies to the practice Of the law. and is a
partner Of E.. H. LELAND. He is sue.
ceeded in the publishing business by
ELAN DAY,a young man Of ability, sound
and radical views. His paper is called
the Kalida Sentinel.
We took by the hand large number
Of Democrats whom we have met in State
Conventions from year to year; there
were others, however. who were not there
Gen. McDowELL, Of Highland; Capt
CLEVELAND, Of Scioto; Gen. LouDoN, o.
Brown; DAVID ToDD, d. X. CARTIER
EMERY, d. PorrER, the MoRGANs, and
the old guard that have built up Dem
,ocratic party in Ohio, soere not there
il they had been, the issues Of that con.
veation would ausur more favorably OIL
success. E
Hon. ANDREW STUART, Of the "Un.
ion,," at Steubenviile. was there. W.
aad The pleasure Of making his acquain'
tance. He is just the man we had sup
posed him TO be, from his Journal,-
plain, logical. sensible and earnest. -
man Of truth and conviction, more So
lictous about the impressions and idea.
that this age shall engraft upon the next
than for the success Of a political cam
paign. @ ''
CoRREY, BuRNs md LAWRENCE were
there, but their views, and men like them
had bu, little 10 do in shaping the action
of'he Convention yet we doub, wheth.
crit is wise or prudent TO ignore or spurr
tho opinions of such men as they are.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

Tho Ohio. State Jourssl announces
thal The Stais Board Of Agriculture will
tnsss in Columbus on the third Tuesday
In January, 1t which time the location
Of The next Stsss Fair will bs consider.
"a. The people of Cincinnsti will
msks 90 effort 70 hsvs Il nssS shst eaty.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

B@ MR. BoLLMEYER, Of the Chilli.
cothe Adoertiser, has sold his interest in
that establishment to Mr.. EsHELMAN.-
Mr.. B. will retire from his post. The
paper will DO conducted by Mr.. EsHEL.
MAN who possesses ability Us an editor.
They both have our best wishes.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

DIEp AT Hrs PosT.--Ws lssfn from
reliable source, that brakeman on
the Toledo and CisvelsnJ Railroad.
yesterday, the 9Th inst, froxe at bis post.
and dropped dead from tho train when
il stopped si one Of the stations. We
were unable TO learn his name OF further
particulars relative 10 the inst,ss.---
Adfisn Watchtovsr, 10Th.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

B@ TmE Ohio River is now closed
so that teams are crossing on the ice ct
various points.
We rather imagine .hss che extsnston
OF the Iron Railroad to the S. & Fl. v.
Railroad would be matter of some lit.
tie convenien. e to the Iron Masters. the
Manufacturers, Merchants and travel.
ling public just no,o, as we'll as in the
dry seasons Of summer.
That work mus, be put under contract
this very year.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

Stephen Arnold DossIs.i popals,ity
is svidsntly. on the vans. The Chicsso
Timss. hes organ Ia Illinois, has formally
withdfawn his name as candidate (or
The Presidency.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

- VIZ have received atsihsr spi'
q communiea ation from Quaker Bottom,
signed "A Democrat. !" The rule q.
eludinS oil corssspcndsass who DO MOI
favor % with shsif nsmss b :mpsss live.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

n0- Hon. GcoKsE E. PuoH. J.. r..
ExEaIE, G. G. HAwLEy. and h. G. RoDo.
Eas have our thanks for valuable papers
and docu uments. ~ ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

ury, 18th November, e5si,6sl 90 e7o3,370 0s
STATE AND LOCAL TAxEs.
The Governor compares the State and
Local Taxation, 10 determine who is
Irresponsible for The big taxes complain.
ed OF by the people," ...
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

~ Gsos sls'sh'ss 4 prsssatt.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

We have received . copy ofthis ~
poslsnt Stse pspss, but esnuet psblish
Il In iall. We merely mako extracts.
TAs epvsrsieaiy OF The psoIle is The dislin.
euished characteristic Of our usiRstitutioas. The
people consituts the State. Government d
nothing but the administration Of the affairs Of
the people by the agsnis Of the people. selected
In such manner, ana invested with such pow
en- ss afs best adapted. in their judgment. 10
Nv security of their own iights. and the cd.
!. .Ssacefsent Of their own interests.
To the successful working Of such inslitu
iIons, two conditions arc Indispensable. The
Asst %, personal freedom; the second is Official
responsibility Without personal freedom, In.
violsbly secured N every individual. there may
be community Of privileged superiors and Do.
graded dependents; bu. there cannot be. in the
ifue sense OF the word, . people. Without
responsibility. constantly exacied and vigor.
ously enforced. the servants Of The people ore
buttoo apt 10 become their masters. Eternal
vigilance, 1t has been well said, 10 the price Of
liberty"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
TaYatiop,
TAx11toDs
On ,his subject, Gov. CaAs. expires.
ses the following opinions;

"Thc burdens OF taxation have become very
erievous. Reform, both in measure and in
mode. is universally demanded; and earnest.
ly invoke your most serious attention TO this
important matter. As far as possible. the sg'
gfcgate Of taxation should be reduced by the
introduction Of rigid economy into every branch
M the public service; and the greatest care
should be taken to apportion It's burdens equal
ly upon oil non exempt property Of every de.
scription, by whomsoever held. No favor and
no disfavor should be shown towards one de.
scription Of property or class Of owners, rather
Than towards another"
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constituted permanent dual districts. two coun
ties are made sometimes dual, and sometimes
plural districts and one county, Hamilton, is
constituted permanent plural district, with
eight Representatives for each Of the first four
Representative terms, and seven ior the fifth.
While thus detective in principle, the sys.
ten fails to commend itself BY its practical op.
CITATION. y
Let the largest plural district, IIamlton coun-
II, be conpsred, ior example. with Morrow
county. I single district. Hamilton county has
sight Representatives, while Morrow county
i,ss bnt enc. Each electori in Hamilton, there.
f,se, votes ioT and is represented by eight dele
4 gatcs. Each eIector ia Morrow votes for and
aid il represented BY but one. Each elector
ia kIamiltA county may appeal, as q conslit
s+ts&Ht. to sight different members OF the House
0( Hepreseaia,iy y hile each elector M Nor
row county can appeal TO one alone. The elec
~ in hsniit0r is thus pgeferred in political
ootsidxratioii, W the elector in Morrow. The
Inequality 10 aggravated BY the reflection that
tke Inajosity " winch the eight Representatives
(son Haniites ~ elected msy be less than
tat which elects tie single Repssssntativs
f5vn Morrow.
a ~ the seps plural district be comparsd d.
ro.witn 4 19nbsf " single disxicts, having the
sa16e aegssGnts Ispgepenlslioa in ths moss M.
2-S1S6 keeseh q NJ 17eskzal Assembly,. Han.
r fa1 ttanty soeuCi ~ pouiA part Of
1hS 1Ilrke. tiheen eoeAti1e IL Ne north west
1eS' z ffhe EkSt1s eoaotifute e1ght siasle dla,
fsiS1S. IN neog1 1enfative6 6fstk6so disuists,
ss.;SiSsr1n6lv 1Ies1Sd aai saooso1oly sosooiabIe.
49, 90 dIvidsd, whdls,tks Representatives 4
WI 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-18
GLE Daily JuurnaI
Fillmore in california.

The California American is of the opinion
that Fillmore must carry the State. 1t says
that the Fillmore party have much to rejoice
at in the great change in popular feeling
which has manifested itself the past few weeks
throughout the State of California, and all we
have TO do to accomplish far more glorious
victory than perched upon our banner last
year, is to continue the work thus nobly be-
gun until the hour of election arrives. With
out intending to exaggerate particle, we can
conscienciously assert that we firmly believe
that at the present writing there are ten thou
sand more Fillmore men in California than
there were one month ago, and we sincerely
think that he will carry the State by major
ity that will even astonish the most sanguine
minds. We base our opinions upon the innu-
merable letters received, and personal inter-
views held with persons residing in every por-
ton of the State, and all agree in the opinion
that in our strongholds of last year we are
more powerful than ever, while our opponents
are weaker and more distracted.
In Ell Dorado, Placer, Sierra, Tuolumne,
Amador and Mariposa, remarkable enthusi-
asm has been aroused, and what is still better,
it is not fictitious ebullition of feeling, but
warm gushes from patriotic Union-lovng
hearts In San Francisco, where few weeks
ago, the name of Fillmore was scarcely men
toned, our friends speak in the most encourage
ing manner, and announce their firm determi-
nation to rescue it from the hands of the Re-
publicans-that they will succeed, we cannot
for q moment doubt
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct. I7.~s

NEW YORK. Oct. II =
Flour steady, sales of 5000 bbls. Wheat buoyant;
sales of 10000 bushels red at 81 149l A. Corn ad,
vancng; sales of 81 900 bushels at 73c for white and
yellow Pork buoyant; sales of7OO bb at 500 So Beef
firm Lard dull at l3<c. Whisky easier; sales at 81
BALTIMORE, Oct II.
Flour and corn unchanged. Wheat firm and two to
three cents better sales of white 81 509I so, and
red at 81 609l 81; Whisky 36c for city distery.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II.
The markets generally dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Oct. II.
Flour very firm at SIS 30. Wheat active at 81 l69
IL for red, and 81 "a for white. Barley selling at
81 so for spring. Whisky 209293Sc. Molasses Csc.
PITTsBURG, Oct. II.
River inches by the metal mark and at stand
Weather damp and cloudy, with indications of rain.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
River unchanged. Weather cloudy and cold.
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Eortha Journal.
CYNTHIANA, IND, Oct. ID, -

CYNTHIANA, IND, Oct. ID, 1856.
Mr.. SANDERS
Sir: On Saturday, the II tn inst, we erect
ed beautiful Fillmore pole in this place, 119
feet in height. From its top floats the stars
of our Union, with this inscription "76.'-
Beneath most magnificent streamer waves
gracefully in the breeze, with soul-cheering
inscription, Fillmore and Donelson; then
comes the most beautiful frg my eyes ever be-
held, surmounted by the proud eagle bearing
aloft the stars and stripes of our beloved coun-
try, which will ever be loved, nourished and
cherished as long as one drop of patriotic blood
flows in our veins. At the erecting Of this
pole the meeting was addressed by Jas. Har-
Ian, Esq, of your city. He delivered Wig
'orous and patriotic speech of pa hours in
dength. Characteristic of the man, and the
close attention given him showed that he I'M
parted to his audience the proper spirit
cannot but think of the Psalmist when he
says once was young but now am old. but
have never seen the righteous fOrsaken, nor
his seed begging bread. Therefore hope to
see the man of our choice elevated where we
wish him to be, and that is in the Presidential
chair. A. B. w.
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NEWS FOR aTE,r

WEE inform our numerous customers the Ladies in
Nc particular. that really show of
the -andes displays in FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS.
offered in this market We are busy &c
give full stock. Suhce
that our Ladies' Dress Goods French
and English Mernos Woolen Plaids black and Silks
Deanes MantIlas Shawls the richest French Embrode
rtes. silk Bonne+s Ladies' Misses and Childrens SHOES
inghams FanneIs Lfnseys Jeans Sstihe Domestcs and
other articles mention
be any whethe- in STYLE quality price
adhere our notto-'SEL SELL HEAP
Gall everybody the store on Main the
Of First. ssp5 ROSER, BRO. FREY.
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OF DR.. Burns was yestesday morning
thrown from his horse in front of our Office,
by the animal suddenly rearing. The back
of his bean struck the curb stone, and for some
little time he was insensible. He recovered
sufficiently to return home during the morn
ing. We trust he will experience no ill-ef-
racle he was not killed, falling with the force
he did.
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S M Y e r S ,

IMPORTER WINES. LIQUORS CIGARS, AND DEALER
BOURBON. RYE, MONONGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
WHISKY. CORNER
WATER STS., EVANSVILLE
TTNHE subscriber receiving and opening his
stand of the largest and best assorted
Wines Liquors and Cigars ever brought this market
The attention his friends and the trade generally
lcted the stock which will be sold favorable
and low figures house in the West comprising
part-Cognisc Brsndies of brands Pale
Pinot. Maglory and otard, Dupuy Co.. with
lot other brands.
wINES.-Fine Old Madeira. Sherry @ld superior old
Port Wine Oaret Wines of different brands, Champagne
Heidck Wine and pins together with general
of Old Bourbon Rye and RectfAd
Whisky, Holland Gin. Jamaica and New England Rum
Cherry and Peach Brandies. COrdiss Curaco Swiss
d. Absinthe.
Also choice article of pure Ohio oatawba,
Somach Btters.
B-AIways hand large and well selected stock
Havana. German and Homemade oigsrsj sardinss and
Pittsburgh Ale. beT5
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OF Hon. Geo, G. Dunn has positively de-
slinsd making any more speeches this cam
paign owing to i'll healtc. Rest and quet are
absolutely necessary to his recovery. He
made his last speech yesterday week, sitting
In chair. and had to be carried into the room.
His whole heart is for Fillmore, and no one
can more regret than himself the necessity
which keeps him quiet during campaign like
this. We wish him speedy recovery of his
health.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival of the Ericsson

Arrival of the Ericsson.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The steamship Ericsson has arrived from
Liverpool, with dates to the LIST inst, which
have been anticipated by the Persia.
The steamer Lyonacah, from Havre, and the
Prussia, from Hamburg, have arrived.
Fillmore Meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
An immense Fillmore meeting was held in
Independence square. Addresses from Gran
ger, of New York, Stewart, of Virginia, and
Allen, of Massachusetts,. The best feeling
prevails. Strong express ions against fusion.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Philadelphia oficial-Scott 36,O38; Coch-
ran 32,6O4
Northampton co. official-Scott, 1920.
At two o'clock this morning, a fire COM
menced in the lumber yard of S. Megargue,
on the Delaware, near the high bridge, which
was entirely destroyed. The fire extended
from the iron railing mill of James & Nathan
Roland & Co. The machine works of 7. B.
Chaplin, and about twenty dwellings were de-
stroyed on the beach and Philadelphia and
Poplar streets; also Jos. Anthony's carpenter
shop and G. F. Schnader's ship chandlery.-
The steam engine Young America and Boston
Cataract engine were in service. The loss ex-
ceeds 100000.
The steamboat Mammoth ran into the brig
Woodward, on Tuesday night, hence for New
Orleans. The brig escaped with slight injury,
but the Mammoth sprung leak, and in
short time sunk. Nine persons, principally
belonging to the crew, and fourteen others es-
capped by raft and were subsequently pick
ed up.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II.
Willard is elected by majority of 5000.
Three Republican Congressman are elected,
and six Democrats. We are still in doubt
DUBOIS CoUNTY.-Willard's majority, 998;
Lockhart, 991.
DAVIS CoUNTY.-Willard's majority, 225;
Lockhart, 214.
PIKE CoUTY.-Willard's majority, 1874;
Lockhart, 165.
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For the Journal.

BENTON, FRANKLIN Co., ILL, Oct. IA.
Mr.. SANDERs-Dear Sir: Enclosed send
you a copy of the proceedings OF Fillmore
meeting, held down here in lower Egypt, the
stronghold of Democracy and the seat Of
demagoguism. The men who met Chandler
and Jones at GRANVILLE, short time since,
live here; they came home and reported that
they had completely demolished them, but we
knew it could not be so, unless they had been
metamorphosed into quart Of Wabash. But
one of our townsmen was present, and said
he never heard men more completely used up
than were our would be Auditor and Repre-
sentative. Now, sir, | tell you we are all made
from better stuff, (the Fillmore men) than to
be made to believe that there is no chance for
our man. We are not for the available man.
We are for Fillmore now and forever. This
is the second politisal meeting ever held in
Franklin county, which opposed Democratic
doctrines. We had a good turnout and some
fine speeches, (the first we have had) from Dr.
Hamilton, of our county, DR.. Burgess. of KY,
and John Barber, of Penn. 1t made the
few Locos present open their eyes, and sent
up shout from Fillmore men that made out
ssiders tremble for the result in November
Our meeting adjourned to meet again on the
23d inst. when we will have a Barbecue pre-,
pared for all who will honor us with their
presence. We will try and have some of the
big guns on hand then. Cant you send US
Chandler, Jones, Baker, or some of your 76's?
We will treat them as Fillmore men only
know how; and to you, sir, who was once
resident of our State, and that too, in the land
of Egypt, we extend a most cordial and press
ing invitation. You know our wants-you
know but few we are frm-tried in the
fields of 40, IA, '48 and 52 we are purified,
and in SO we will give our neighbors of Indi-
ana no cause to feel ashamed. To Evans
vile and Southern Indiana, we extend the in
vitation. We live in the land of corn, and
can feed you all. With respect,
FRANKLIN.
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CLOTHTNG AT Who'll SALE.
In

THNHE inform the merchants
this city and they have this day
ed the of CLOTHING are also importing and
deain Cloths Casemeres S4tenets Jeans
Tweeds and I'll sorts of Lnings and Tailor Trimmings
Having the of class factories
and only 10y the of hands it enables to
sewing and in this Of BUSH
several enables compete with other
of this SORT in respect to prices well
We therefore take occasion request your visit before
seek aissant markets, where you, will
rG good and prices lower here than
ether places. Please examine in order verify
A. ANSPACHER & 90.
jyIs-4m Main street. next door 70 Branch Bank.
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OHIO ELEcTIoN.-Thirteen Republican
members of Congress are elected, and five
Democrats. The Republican majority is said
to be 10000 to 10000.
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a CARD.

4
EEAVING associated with in business Mr., Charles
q NcJohnston, Jr, in place of Mr. Viekerv retired
We will eontinne do a Family Grocery Provision
business the old stand, the Washington Hotel
under then and style of VICKERY & JOHNSTON
will be happy to wait all my old friends and
mers, and n many with their
Patronage. pro missing to do the agreeable TO all.
JAMES W. VICKERY.
P S.-Mr. Sam'l Vickery is authorized collec-
tions and pay all demands against the old name
of the old firm will be used in the Ii uidation
jy17 J.W. V.
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WSOR PREsEREING.-white Havana Sugar, in guam
E titles to suit customers. for sale BY
EsplI 9. z. GILBERT & CO., sye. Water.
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POPE, ELLISON 81 CO.,
COMMISSION A FORY ARDINts MERCHANTS,
New Orleans.
E IBERAL advances consignm nts to the above ad
ID ldress-made by seD26-ly BURTIS & FLEMING.

ADMxNTSTEs ATOEssS SALE.
Icy virtue of order of the Court Of Common Pleas
ED Vanderburg county, made Septem Term
undersgned Administrators of the estate Thomas
Headen deceased will sell at Public Auction the door
Auction of WoOlsey Nelson. n city
ansville the 18th day of October 1856 between the
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. day the
following real estate situated in said of Yanderbu
to-wt Lots Nos. and aud in illton's
Lockharts Enlargement, Evansville aforesaid:
fourteen fifteen sixteen and rI4
III in Block No eighteen s) in the Fourth
adj dining Evansville.
TERMS SALE One-fourth of tide purchase
the of sale with
onefourh in nine months the day of SALE with
and the remaining fourth in year from the day
sale with interest.
Also, time and place. and the terms
dsrsiRued will sell public auction AZ shares
pal Stock of the Evansville indianapolis and Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad Company.
EDWARD BURTIS,
VIM. ACHESON,
sepl6-4tw Administrators.