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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15
The Weather East.

SALEM, N. J. Jan. There is about
twelve inches Of snow here. The ther'
mometcr at seven o'clock this morning,
was four degrees below zero.
WASHINGTON Jan. 7th.-- The snow
at Raleigh, N. c.. is six inches deep
and has drifted considerably. The roads
between this city and Petersburgh, and
even south Of that point. are blocked uF
with snow.
Two trains are detained between Ac'
quia Creek and Frcdrcksbursh.
HARRIspuRcH, Pa, Jan. 7th.--The
storm of Saturday was very severe in
this vicinity, and the roads are much
blocked up. We have had no train from
Philadelphia to-day.
In the Senate, to-day only twenty-five
members were present., the others being
detained by the storm.
BUFFALO, Jan. 7th.--It is still snow
ing here. The trains eastward have al
been delayed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7th,P. M.---It i
still showing here. The New York Mai
Of Sunday arrived at seven o'clock this
evening. and goes South in the morning
The Philadelphia mail Of to-day ar
rived tonight.
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A Paying Institution.

An abstract Of the report Of the Direc'
tors, and Warden Of the Ohio Peniten.
tiary, which is to be presented to the
next Legislature. has just been publish.
ed in the Columbus papers. Il shows
that the institution has paid all its ex.
penses, including the salaries Of all its
officers, and has surplus Of near five
thousand dollars. Add TO this the work
Of convicts on new shops, &C., and the
net earnings, over and above expenses,
would reach twelve thousand dollars!
The whole number Of convicts is 006.
or these 42s are persons Of iutemperate
habits, and 17s temperats--show wing. o.
usual, thut drunkenness is the fruitful
cause Of great portion Of the crime
The number Of whites incsrcerated is $50
blacks and mulattoes, Sc. On hundred
and thirty six young men. under twenty
one years Of age, are smoDg the conyicts
--Chillicoths Gazette.
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LATER FROM EUR OfE.
Arrival Of the AragO.
1AxG o. KARs oOHTIRxafl
ERosPECTS 0F PEACE STRONGER

N NV Yonx, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Araeo has arrived, with dates from Lon
don 10 the 10Th ul,. She smiled from
Hsvre on the 10th, with $40 passengers.
and cargo valued At two millions.
The steamship Canada arrived st
Liverpool from Boston on tie 10th OF
Dec enber, and tbs Washington from
New York reached Southampton on the
l7th.
The London Daily News aflirms tba.
Sweden has ratified treaty with Eng.
land and France. The allied powers
are 10 guarantee the territorial integrity
OF Sweden, and the latter engages TO al
ienatc any part Of her territory to Rus
sia.
Rumors Of peace were still abund.
ant in France snd England.
Count Esterhazy left Vienna for 81.
Petersburg on the 10th ult.. with impof'
tant dispatches, containing propositions
for o psci6cotion. !, was stated that d
the Czar refuses 10 accept them, Aus
,ria will withdraw her Ambassador from
St. Petersburg. Both the London Tines
and News expressed strong doubts o.
the acceptance Of these propositions BY
the Gear.
The instructions given to Prince Es
terhazy are to return Immediately. in
event Of tho Czar's refusal 10 negotiate.
The difficulty which existed between
the English and Frerch Governments
relative 10 the conditions on which peace
should be made, have been arranged
through the efforts Of the King Of Sar
dina.
The surren nder Of Kars 10 the Russian
is confirmed. Nine Pashas, Gen. Will
liams, and sixteen thousand troops. wer'
taken prisoners. Among the munition
of war captured were 100 field pieces
some Of which are very heavy guns.
The Russian General Bebontof ha
esta blished his headquarters at kutai
and intends shortly to fesume his often
sivo operations against Anakla and tn
redoubt at Kale. His army is abund
antIy supplied with provisions by tn
I Amenians. The defles between kar
and Erzerouln ore held by the Russians
Affairs in the Crimea were quiet.
Great preparations were continued I
be made for augmenting the British Bal
tic fleet, in anlicipations Of operation
in the spring.
Contracts had been made in Swede
for the French fleet and the accomPa
nying army.
Tie Persian Ambassador arrived q
St. Petersburg on the 9th Of December.
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But In the next pl,es, . " have -.
ready ssld, you would not 80 whore -FOUR
'labor wobla dissrscs you, whlsk y \ ihs
esss wherever slavert exists, 4
BY tho sssablishmsnt ofsluyery n the
territories, shsn. you % robbed ssotonly
Of your best gusrsnsss ssainst wsas snd
suffering arising from the revsses and
calamilies Of life, but also Of your mos,
potent means Of cx.ortinS o fair reward
for your labor.
Arc We not right. then, in saying tha
you have deep and abiding interest II
this question and that they who are 10
boring 10 prevent tho extension Of slave
~ over the public domain Of the coun'
Try are your truest ffIendsi
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Tho Ohio { Lskislaturs.

CoLuxsus. Ian 7th.--Ths Sensts Naso
organised this naosnins, by the election
Of the following officers Clerk, W.
T. Bascom, Of Ffanklin 6rst Assistant
Clerk, +. Foreman, or Wayne, second
Assistant g., N. Shaw, Of Brown Ser.
geant.st.Atms, J. Ffszor, or Loraiu 4,
6rst Assistant, J. w. Shsrley, Of Perry ;
second Assistant, s. Mathews, of Frank.
lin.
The Senate passed tbs usuaT jSins rss.
olulions 10 proceed 10 count votes for
Governor, &C., on Wednesday.
Housg.-A very large number Of per,
cons were present at the Hall Of the
House, to witness the organisation.
The House was called 10 order by Dr..
Trevitt, Secretary Of State. The nom.
bers presented their Credentials, and
were sworn in by Judge BARLEY, Of tho
Supreme Court. q.
Tho following gentlemen were then
elected officers Of the House N. H.
Van Vorhes, Of Athens, Speaker ;
James s. Robinson, Of Hardin, Clerk ;
| w. C. Powell Of Aehtsbula, Firs, As.
sistant; g. w. Hall, Of Delaware. Sec.
and Assistant; Newton M. Brant, oi
Morgan, Serseant.at.Arms Henry A.
Homilton, Of Greene, First Assistant p;
A. G. Barber, Second Assistant
The House then took recess.
The afternoon session was principally
occupied in listening to the reading ol
the Message Of the Governor. 1t is very
lengthy.
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Wells Elected Governor of Maine.

New YORK, Jan. 4.
The following is the vote in the TWO
Houses OF Maine for Governor:
Reed, (Whig,) House 90, Senate Z;
Wells, Democra,,) House ss. Senate 2l;
Morrill,, Republican, House go; Morse,
(Republican,) House 40; Holmes, Re.
publican,) House 4; scattering 2,
Judge Wells was then inaugurated,
and sent in his Message to the Lesisla'
ture,
He scquiesces in the Nebraska bill.
takes strong ground against the liquor
law, recommends license system, and
condemns the alien and naturalization
laws and the personal liberty act.
The balance Of the Message is taken
up with local matters.
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RM- Mr.. JoHs NEwros, JR.. one

BaF Mr.. john NEwroN, JR.. one cl
our most respectable citizens, met with
rather melancholy accident few days
since, which has not failed TO excite gen.
eral sympathy. He was engaged in
throwing from a loft some hay, with
which TO feed his stock, when suddenly
he fell upon The prongs Of a pitch.lork
which had previously been unohsefved
standing in a corne. below. One Of the
prongs entered his right ann just ot 'ht
elbow, passing through and making it
appearance in the neishborhood Of th'
shoulder, and thus inAictinga severe ant
somewhat dangerous wound.
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The Board looks like court which
hests Ilft snd condemns afterwards.
iHsltBpSsaentsd . memorisl nom Geo
A. Stsphsnp. ls,s Mas,ss IL she Navy
pray linz for redress, and moved it:he 70
ierred n the Committee on Judigtary.--
Hs condemned tho law undek which III.
board ,setsd. II was unconstttuiiona
bccause Il violated oil the great princi
pies for tho preservation Of properly and
personal rights, and was ex pahe iacse
in its operations. r
The suhjsct was then passed over 'n =
formally, and tho Senate adjourned I'LL
Monday.
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D~ TIE Asia's mails report the death
Of Rev. Robert Montgomery, poet and
preacher Of some celebrity, though but
poor bard ia comparison with James
Montgomery, with the religious strains
fwbose pure ard high song, tho literary.
and particularly the Christian world,
are pleasurably familiar. Some Of Robert
Mon.gomery's poems have been publish.
ed in this country. He died at the age
Of 80. His real name was Gomery,
and he was the 'llesi.imate son Of an
actor Of that name. His assumption Of
the Mont 10 his Gomery, is said 10 have
given much offence to the great Sheffield
poet, James Montgomery.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

Os Friday night last, this section o
country was visited by severe snow
storm, which continued a greater por-
ton OF Saturday, and we are now com
ple,ely blockaded. Its average depth i
abou, ten inches. The floating ice
bergs in the river, have been collected
into solid mass, and some Of onE
friends crossed over to The Kentucky
side on the ice, q few days ago. Thus
suspended navigation leaves our city
strongly fortife,l. and the s6rst attack
that we apprshend. will probably b
from famine.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

E4sse plssssd 10 lsarn that Mf. e..
ssRe p0xs, ) Young man of this place,
wAp y y estssmsd jof biz many o..
tinsb y sqsslisiss. 10 recovering from the
s1seis of J, 1 very severe isll on 1'hursday
night Sltst Psrscns should bs very
particular dusins these sliyys,y sin.ss.
whom they venture upon Tho streets, q
TOO much attention cannes h psid "
the soal oil their feet.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

rME Wing General Commute Of New
York city, on "Wednesday evening od
opted resolution Recommending Nil.
lard Fillmore % . candidate for the
Presidency. II wss Introduced By Mr.
Bsooks.s ~. KS. ss &,
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Jan ns,Ss-tf
NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

4 FANCY LOT OF CHOICE PRESENTS
n just received per Steamboat Scioto No. 2,
such as sH
25 bbls extia New Orleans Mplassss
6hhd's. do Bdgsr,
10 Sscks Pednsylvaina Buck-wheat Flour,
1 Tielce New Rice,
Is Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
20 Boxes Summer Cured Cheese,
so Seeks White Corn Meal,
20 Boxes Candy.
Also--psr 8. B. "Anrella Wesds,s
100 bbls. No. Superfpe Flour,
10 do Extra White Wheat, Family Uss,
II Bales Choice Timothy Hay,
20 bbls. No. Poaeroy Salt.
To our Patrons and Friends We wish 10 saw.
for many past favon during the past year RI.
ceived from them, We tetafn our sincere 90.
knowledgemenss, and iddo1ge In the hope that
we may be able 70 ment continuance and ~,
crease or the SANE, dnrng 1855. Amer wish.
ins our custonstl and dfnendsgenerslly baDpv
and ppsspeyoas New Year. we remain your
|obedieht Sefvantss 1s
Jan S'Ss-tf
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Election in Pittsburgh and Allegheny

PIrrsBuRoH, Jan. 9th.-Bingham,
American, has been elected Mayor by
$50 msjority over Irwin, Democratic.
and 47O over Volz, Fusionist. There
is a msjority Of Anti.K. Ms. In the
Council. In Allegheny City. Adams.
citizens candidate, was elected by Q
small majority.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

HoLLowAys PILLS nre an excellent Family Medi-
cine, and recommended to all sufferers with diseases
Of the Liver and S,omach.-The surprising effect Of
these wonderful Pills have naturally IN ade them nm
well as 10 the inhabitants OF all other parts Of the
world, they the best and safest remedy 70! all
sufferer they are invaluable. II is undsputably ad-
m itted that these Pills have been known to fail
to these disorders when used In accordance with
the directions which accompany each box.
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Death Of John N. Berrien.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday. Jan. L, Sc.
The Hon. John M. Berrien. ex. United
States Senator from Georgia. and A,tor.
ney. General under Jackson, died here
this forenoon, after an illness of II
days.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

A single omnibus line, running through
Brosdway. New. York, lost seven horses
on Thursday last. BY falling on the
Russ pavement. now worn exceedingly
smooth. r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IRONTON
Sash, Door and Blind Mandatory.
BENZ. SAVAGE. w. E. r. KEMP. NJ. MAcxEY.

BENZ. SAVAGE. w. E. R. KEMP. N. MAcxEY.
KEMP, SAVAGE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Flooring, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Corner of Second and OLipe Streets,
lRONTON, OHIO.
"HERE they are prepared 10 furnish or
w make 10 oroer, on the shortest notice,
anything in the above line Of business. They
are also ready to do all kinds Of work such as
planning, working flooring, and ripping, for
others. on the shortest notice, and on the most
reasonable TERMS
They would return their thanks 10 the pub.
lie for the generous patronage bestowed pom
them the past year, and invite continue nee
of the same.
" Particular attention given 10 House Build
ing Of every description.
Jan Is '55-ly.
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FAIR WARMING.

A Ii persons who have unsettled accounts
~ with s. W. Harper, and the firm rs. W.
Harper 4 Co., are hereby notified to call and
make settlements Immediately, as we are bound
to close up our business forthwith.
s W. HARPER 4 Co.
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Weather in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7th.--It is very cool
here to day, with some snow. but the
roads are clear as far as can be ascer.
tanned,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-15

The bread Of lie, islose the salt Of
IJife, ID work; the sweetness Of lie.
poesy; the water Of life. faith M,s.
JGmes0n.
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He Who audiss books will know how
things ought 70 be; end be whe Itudiss
man will know how thiuss ere.
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Gov. Shannon about 70 Resign

TIE Parkville Democrat Of Decem.
ber goth, furnishes Us the following in.
formation:
we understand ihst Gov. Shannon
has determined to give,up the guberna.
toriaI chair ia Kansas Territory. His
ressons for doing 80 We haven not learned.
e 49, E4issowri Democrat. II
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IRoNroX, january Is, 1856.
Remarks.

BUSINESS dull; river closed; no -four
in town, and nothing Of particular in.
terest In the way OF business to note.
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N E

THE Partnership heretofore existing
i between the Undersigned, inthe Gro.
cery business, is dissolved BY mutual consent.
The business will be conducted, 10 future, at
the old stand, by Daniel Jones, il. .,...
DANIEL JONES, Jr.,
Jan 8'56-3t.l JOHN McMAKIN. 's
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Jones, Of Tenn, said that the first step
was TO procure report from the Board
and all the testimony in the case, for
which purpose he had heretofore offered
resolution calling on the Secretary oI
the Navy for documents. Acting in the
dark he much feared the Senate would
fall into errors similar to those they were
disposed to condemn. The statute is q
good one, but has been wickedly per
verted from its true purpose and contra
ry 10 law and justice. II the Board act
ell without testimony, its members arc
damned. He condemned the secret con
clave as worse than the Spanish Inqui
sition.
Without note Of warning the FIRST in
timation the officers had was their head
were of, and they dishonored and dis
grsced.
. Mallory defined the action Of the Ma
{ Wy Board. the conduct Of the President
and the Secretary Of the Navy, sayin
!. that the act 10 promote the efficiency Q
. the Navy Ms liberal towards those VIII
b we're sffscteA Aby lis operation. Provi,
ion, however, should be msde in csse
9 Of peculiar hsrdship.
Z foucey thought II premature for tn
/; Ssnsts either to spprove OF condemn III
!, action Of the Navy Board. He doubte
s not that iss member hsd acted a. hoi
d orabIc men. end whatever may hsv
Il been done, their iutentions wers 10 Pre-
= -.. L. hsx< q, ts..>s.as ssc ~ r.,hl:.eA
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.VERANDAH CONT.

NINE GEORGE, tosjssr de-irease -
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yeut, bien irhoporcr, prsvient Nes-
sieun lcs Habitants de Ia Cote Ct r. iW
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appassemsnss mcabh;s posr families ct patti
culicrs, q dos prix tres nnodsres.
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BRODERIES ANGLAEES & FRANCHISES
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81. John tie Bsysisf, right bamk cfhs rirsr. J
Ia the only autorixrd agent Of Niles 4
Co.'S Foundry for the Coast. He begs leave
to announce 70 the inhabitants who would
desire to have engines fron this manufacture
that he shall always be ready to haze them
up or repaired. ziargr. a .,. '..r.N Hrari e
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