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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-14
NOTICE

NOTICE
IS hereby given TO all persons interested, that
al my instance an order Of attachment was Is
sued on the 22d day of February A ID le54, by
The mas Higgins, Justice Of the Peace in Ma
son Township, Lawrcace County. OHIO, z
gainst the goods, chatlels, stocks Or Interests
stocks, tights, credits, moneys and ELECTS oy
O Cain sutherland, an absent debtor for tho
sum OF seventeen dollars aud eighty seven cts
debt, and ten dollars the prJsaUle cost OF sad
action. "M' hNlulll'
March 7, 1854.
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Sarah Donnahue In Lawrence Common

Joseph Donnahue, petition for divorce.
TLe defendant will take notice that on the
sOth day of January, A u. 1854, the said Sar-
ah Donnahue filed hel petition against him in
the Court OF Common Pleas of the County OF
Lawrence, in the State Of Ohio. praying SAID
Court 10 dissolve the marriage contract hereto
fore existing between her and The said Joseph.
--and alledging as causes of divorce Habitual
Drunkenness, more than thsee years.
Adultery, Gross Neglect of duty, and other
couses: SARAH DONNAHUE, 8
pr LEETE & HAWLEY, her Atty's.
Jan. "a, 1854. 5w ''
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p. MURPHY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
g. III ID q @ ~ =
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Third Street, trenton.
Having received large additional stock Of
goods, am now prepared to sell Groceries
as cheap as any other house in lRONTON. p.
direct from Cincinnati.
RO BOXES SOAP an excellent article,
10 do Sperm candles
for sale by ''-'f e 'A<' p. M =
NTEW Orleans and Sugar house MoLAS-
IN SES, first rate article in store and for sale
by O., q fS e.oD les ..,,o Ns-ir. M :
TX SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE. :. (, on @4 hand /
TlEA, fresh and full supply Of all grades
and qualities Cor sale low by az F. M. s.
TNOBACCO the best brands Of chewing To.
bacco on hand and for sale BY a' p NJ.
5000 Half Spanish Ciea.s. aH ~
5000 Havana skies for sale by is1.i T. NJ 70
| CyuGAR CURED HAMS, Shoulders. and
- clear SIDES For sale at 'MURPHY'S. !,
InoRATATOEs Onions, Green and dried
i Apples for sale by MUhPHf.
,ENrAiLs OF all sizes, also 1900 gailous Of
II ~ ,tnneware on hand aud for sale low by
II >"''-I --Tl,i 74eGsA .aN9 9MuRHhY. .
~ AisINs Pfunes, Curfauts, Figs, and all
X FINDS Of spicees for sale BY r. M
/ C,REss Lul Lni aat CRASHED s.;ar
III /fvr sale, by gr i.pFH NoNs"A -
{, ~. Kinds of country produce mast gener.
:. a aily ON hand, sold by r. MuRPhf,F'
d viii. pny the highe,t Cash price for Bit
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Heidelbach, Scasongood 8 90. Lawren

VS.. Common
Louis Rosenberg Pleas
TIHE Defendant will take notice that deposi-
tons will be taken in this case by PLAIN
tlll, al the Mayors Office, in the city OF Cihci9,
natl, in the State of Ohio, on the ISL gay oi
March next, between the hours OF SIX "A M. anu
SlNEP M, and will be continued ny adjourn.
mrnt from day to day. if necessary. Sunday S
excepted. unlll the taking OF The same shall be
completed LEEIL ~ ,;r 80
Jan. 13, 1858. Attys1or riaihl"i'
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JOHN CLARK'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all concerned, That
the undersigned have been duly qualified aud
appointed administrators OF the Estate OF John
Clark deceased, late Of the County of Law
renee, and State of Ohio. HESTER CLARA.
February 7th 1854. AMOS b. CLAhN'
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE public is hereby notified that at the
next regular meeting Of the board Of Commission
ers for Lawrence County commencing the first
Monday in March next; petition will be pre-
sented TO said board, to vacate that portion of
the county road, extending along the Ohio Riv-
er, from Perry Chapel, point on said road, to
the right bank of Lick Greek; near George 9
Weavers; and also to view and lay out road
from Perry Chapel, the most suitable and best
course to the foot Of the hill, thence the near.
est and best course to said left bank Of Lick
Creek " s9is fH 3's' 3"
Jan 80, 1884 ffAiRfia ~ .t.lJ'7 7r. u
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May eth 1859.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Ur,. Morris ana Barr, has been this day dis
$. l,.d, by mutual consent. Tie books OF SAID
inn arc left in the hands Of Mr.. Morris, who
will settle the same.
Those therefore knowing themselves indebl-
ed ~ said finn, will p.case call and Settle.
J. MORRIS,
Feb % 1S5Alm 4 BARR.
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TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED.
The undersigned being about to remove from
Ironton, hereby gives notice that all watches
and jewelry left here for repairs have been de-
posted with James Marcum q, ID. II. Clark's
old standl where the owners can get them BY
paying the cost Of repairs.
Also, 5000 REWARD will be paid to any
person giying information TO said 4Marcum Cr the
Editors Of the Times, that will lead TO the re-
coyery Of four gold watches and chains, that
were stolen from him OH the night Deccm.
Der last. JAS. K. FORD.
Irontcn, February I, 1851.
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Wistar,s Dalsam Of Wild Cherry.

FOR THE INSTANT REI,IEF AND RAPID CURE
OF ASTHMA CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, CORDS.
HoARsENEss GROUP. AND Alb iDsEA-
SEES or THE LUNGS AND CHEST OF
THE BEST REMEDY ever known to man
for Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Inaacnsa,
Bronchitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Diihcnn :
Breathing Liver Affections, Pain or Weak
ness of the breast, or Side, etc.,
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adaptedto
every disease of the Lungs and Liver. which
is produced by orr ever varying climate.
FIFTY, THOUSAND PERSONS, die anna
ally in England OF icoNsCMPTION. In the
New England states, the propsrtion is dns u
four OF five. /. In Boston probably Jone iafPf
In the city OF Of New York axty-ssysndieafn
two weeks in December 81 this disease. Its.
less prevalent inlthe m1se northsrn lat.t1teA
as Russia, Canada, aud among the 49,
Switzerland, whcre the winters are long and
severe, and there are fewer sudden change.
| No theory can be more we come TO ths hu-
man mind than the one which establishes on q
good grounds the hop, for prolon;et esisteass
liz, the allegations OF those VINO are al least en-
i titlod to veracity, msy be believeds thets - s
preventive and remedy. ~
I rrAnstAsr rhysioians Tsstimony. IN :.
Mr.. Fowle- Dear Sr:---I could send you
dozen certificates, strong and decisivs' of Ahs
really sana,iye effects Of your valuable Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, within the past twelve.
months. under my own supervisions and d'tee,a
ton. Indeed know Of few persons wao hass
used it comparatively, but commend, i " The
strongest terms. A ease q AsehnaSth se.
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Wholesale Grocery Store

WE have on hand, and are receiving, a
w large aud well selected stock OF Gro.
cerics, which we have purchased for cash, and
are prepared TO sell at wholesale OF retail, at as
good bargains as eau be had at Portsmouth or
CINCINNATI
To Furnace men and Country Dealers we are
prepared 10 Duplicate Portsmouth or Cincin-
natl Bills, freight added, in every variety OF
Groceries suitable for the trade. Call and see
for yourselves. DEMPSEY, PAUL. & co.
Ironton, Jan. |, 1851. Ettt,
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Az J Tronsstne & G.. Lawrence Common
Louis Rosenberg. } .Gac ssg
DeTendant is notified that dcpositions in this
case will be taken by the plaintiff, st the
Moyor's Office, in the city Of Cincinnati, IN
ihe state of Ohio, on the lst day Of March ne xt.
between Elou A M, and NINE, p M and will
Q ontinue by adjournment from day to day, un-
til the same shall be completed.
Ian. isth. 1854, Attys foy Plaintiff,
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ROAD MOTT : +. 81 g.

AT the next regular meeting of The Board Of
rs Tor Lawrence County; apetition
viii be presented to said Board, the object OF
which will be to procure an order for q rs sur
vev and location Of the public road extending
along the Ohio River IN said County, from the
LIVER line of said County, TO the County line
= = elveen Lawrence and Gala courtiss fes
Jan 10, 1854 ,T4t t,ff
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LADIES SHOES.
Ladies Cali and Goat Lace Eocis' cuSscm
made, warrent.d not to rip, may be had al Inc
store of 5. ". HARPER.
Ironton, March 7ih,
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NJ EAT HOUSE.

THOS. A. BRATTON, would inform the citz-
ems Of lronton, that he has opened MEAT
HOUSE, on Lawrence, betwea 2nd ard 3rd sts.
directly opposite the Buckeye House, where he
will be happy 10 supply them with Beef, Pork.
Sausage, &C., as fresh and gn~d as caa be found
III market.
Feb. q. 1884.
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Lanty Rucktr, Administrator with the Will
annexed Of Lemuel S. Rucker, deceased,
Sarah Rucker, his widow,
S.!as I,ucker, Elias liucker
VIM, Rucker Mary L Ruck
or, JameS't II Rucl,r, Martha Lawrence C1m-
Hacker, minor hers OF said
lcccdeht, by Fletcher Col mon Pleas
den, next friend.
VS.
James Mooman,
The defendant is notified that on the 2Sth
day CT January, A D, 1854, the above named
pl,intilrs; fl.d in the CouN OF Common Pleas
Of the County of Lawrence, in the State Of Ohio
their petition against him, the object of which
is 10 procure from defendant conveyance and
| lille to the above named heirs Of said LemuCl
Rucker, of the following tract Of land situate
| in the County Of Lawrence and Slate Of Ohio,
10 wlt; tte South Last quarter Of the S'uth East
lua.1er, lie northwest quarter ofthc south east
quarter Of section No. 20, Township No OF
range No. sixteen, tkat the purchase money on
! the same remaining unpaid, is now in court iol
defendant, and unless lie makes a conveyance
to tue aforesaid heirs, Of said premises on OF
before the first day of the next term OF sal,
Court application will then be made TO hav,
the state tments in The petition taken as true;anc
an order taken for the conveyance Of said prem
ises
LEET G. HAWLEY, Alty's, fer Petrs
January Gath, 1854. -.-.
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AN5RS SgOsg5g'J Bl5Sgl
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

~ ~, ov,n manufacture Of. axes for sale al
our manutastory on. Oh;o INr
- Third Street Ironton On'o. D.,.,,,.,
- . 80 will do well to call on u.s. as we aie
srep.red to ll all orders with shs ga ar ..,s IL
Ssst quality Of Axes ever ofefea '0' ~ -
this msrket, st n-nua 1a,i
po,s 4 Picker, No l6 and II Eas J
r,on. % Cincinnati Ohio. and Duke :, .
Kinrsbury Ironton Ohio, are Agents 10
fhs sale ofths above Axes. : !, m
'A' ' SCOTT, BROTHER q ~"
iaosroK, July6, lses'
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FOR THE GENTLEM EN-.
Fine Calf, Scwcd aud. pegsed Boots, also
Consless CATERS AMI Brogan'. Custom made,
and warrenlcd TO be OF t &c bcs' material, ana
workmanship, just received and Tor sale cheap
Ironlon Mar 7th. $. W. HARPER.
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Daguerrean ROOMS.
r1>An u,tytc 1,xyrDxyonnuu

z y
MR.. CLARK has the pleasure Of informing the cit.
zens OF Ironon aud vicinity, that he has secured tie
assistance Of Mr.. COBURN. whose skill and long ex
pericnt in the Daguerrean nrl places him r ahead Of
most persons engaged in il. This is cmrha,icny tic
time TO obtain iie-ikc ure iyourscIi and friends
lie has OIL hand ncas.ormcnt Of fancy eases. some
Of which are so admirably adapted for swEEruIARIs
and LOVERS, that ilcy lend charms 10 ugness Itself
and win tue abiding affections Of the mos, hcar'Icss
coQucte. Old men aud mnirons yonng men and
mti ,ens, please give him n call n, his over
Nixon,a Variety Store Second Street. Ironi0n.
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John eas'ey' ia La"renSs Pleas. c0mm0"
wolborga Gasley. Petition for Divorce
HNHE Defendant is notified that the Petition
or, in this case, on the lst day Of March,
1854, at the Mayors Office, in the Town OF
Irouton, County of Lawrence and State oi D.
bio between the hours of EIGHT N, and NINE
P NJ, will proceed to take depositious 70 be
rcad as evidence in his behalf, upon The hear
;no of this case. ~ LEETE g. HAWLEf.
lar. Is. 1854. Alty;sfor Petitioner
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Lawrence Common

Ryman, lsaaos s. G.. Lawrence Common
VS. s psl ll .-f.af-
Louis Rosenberg } iq Is Pleas -
nefendant is notified that dispositions Will De
i taken in this case, by the plaintiff, at the
MAYORS Office, in the city OF Cincinnati' m me
Siaie Of Ohio, on the LIST day Of March nexl,
between EIGHT A NJ, & NINE p M, ana VIII con
tinue by adjournment from day to day; unui 'he
same shall be completed. rx,
Jan. 18Th. 1854. Airy for Plaintiff
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN pursuance to the commands Of an order q
sale issued from the Court Of Common
pleas Of Lawrence County, to me directea.
will Offer for sale Of the door Of the CJur
House. in Ironton, on the TIL day Of Mafcf
next. At The hour Of O. clock NJ. the follow
;nv property, to wit: the 3 Of the " quar-
,as e If section twenty four y, township three y
raaSe eighteen IS, to be sold as the propert!
20 Rs,ry Moorman & Wife, to satisfy said oide
~ ~ ale ale in fay.r Of Benham 9 Nelson, appralses
=. ssSn ssuS = c. w. SIMMONS,
s'yy.vsr Il, 1854. q. speeiai Matt
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THLoUR. superfne Article, warranted 4
the lrchasef always-on hand hy
- 'ss.,.5s,,P. MURPHY,
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BY Moxley& 4 Barber. 8 J. p. Shaw. iipntpa;
VIII & NJ Bryan Bprlingtons John KYLE
Hanging Rock; w S Kouns. s.Greenupsbussh; W.
Nichols, Catlettsburg; jas H c Miller, jack !
son; L 2 Masuet, Galipols; JPayne, For.
$: ruW rr'xswlkesvale: Tho's G Bufirs-gs
ton, CT. andotte; J L,M'Vcy SEQ, Portsmouth;
Shark lefnrd 4 Crichson do - ~ ~ d. :.
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IL ~ "a ~ fiii3s H..sTesG 81 ~ al. t1a
.sanzaH -lst A-- Na3fA8
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Lanty Rucktr, Administrator with the VIII
annexed Of Lemue S. Rucker, deceased,
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- 90 60 aefae |
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

next was Mr.. James Smith, of Mississippi, second
class passenger. The others saved were five
one our fireman. The ship proved to be the Cam
bria, of thisport from Glasgow, bound for Mon
treal, Capt. John Russell, of whom it would be
scarcely possible to say enough in praise for the
kind treatment all of us have received from him
during the time we have been on board his ship.
His own comforts have been given up in every re-
spect for our relief. Rev. MIR. Walker and lady
and another gentleman, who were passengers by
the Cambria, have been unceasng in their endeav-
Ors to promote our comfort. TO them, and to
all on board, we shall ever owe debt of graft
tude for their unbOunded kindness to us. , n.,I
From the Frenchman who was picked up
learned that the steamer with which We came in
collision, was the screw steamer Vesta, from St.
Pierre, bound and belonging to Greenville,
France. We learn the Vesta was steering E. S.
+. and was crossing our course two points, all
sails set, wind west by south. Her anchor stock,
about by inches square, struck the bow of the
Arctic about eighteen inches above the water line.
An immense hole had been made at the same time
by the huke of the anchor about two feet below
the water line raking fore and aft the plank, and
finally breaking the chains, leaving the stock re-
naming in and through the side Of the Arctic;
and it is not unlikely that SO much of her
bews had been crushed in, some of the heavy
pieces of iron running through the ship may
have been driven through our side, causing the
loss of our ship, and l fear hundreds of most
valuable lives. ..a.
We have safely arrived at Quebec, and am
left without penny in the world to help myself
with; but sincere gratitude to those from whom
have received such unbounded kindness, since
have been providentially thrown among them,
from whom am about to separate to go to my
home of sorrow.
learned from the doctor at quarantine, last
evening, that the Vesta had reached St. Johns, n.
B., with some passengers from the Arctic, but
could not learn the particulars.
AS soon as can get on shore shall make ar
rangements to leave for New York with the least
possible delay, and expect to take the steamer
for Montre III this afternoon.
am, very respectfully your obd't serv't,
JAMES e. LUCE.
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SAD-How SAD!-The New York Times thus
speaks Of the loss of several citizens of that
place who went down with the Arctic:
The amabc and esteemed families of Brown,
Brothers, are perhaps the severcst sufferers by
this calamity, and the livclest sympathy was ev-
erywhere felt for Mr.. James Brown, who loses q
married daughter, Mrs. Allen, a married son and
single daughter, a son-in-law and daughter-in-
law, and two grand children. Nearly all hope Of
the safety of any Of this beloved circle was aban-
doned after the receipt of the Halifax dispatch to
Mr.. Collins. Mr.. James Brown is a large propri-
ctor in the Steamship Line which has given so
much reputation to the merchant marine of the
United States, land loses fortune and family
by the first fatal casualty that has bcfallcn the
enterprise of their own creation. Mr.. Collins is
overwhelmed by the dreadful tidings. He is left
almost alone in the family circle, with one son as
his only comfort; grieved by the wide spread dis
tress which the loss Of his favortc steamer has
thrown around his neighlors, many of them
his long tried and cherished personal friends,
ard doubly heart stricken by the desolation
which it has brought to his own hearth-stone.-
The honest pride of the successful merchant gives
place to the feelings of the widowed husband
and bereaved father, and even the warmest SYM
pathy-which We know he has-of the commu-
nifty in which he has built mp his good name, and
of the whole country. to whose commercial repu-
tation his enterprise has largely contributed, car
do little to relieve the heavy burthan of domestic
affiction which now rests upon him.
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Correspondence Of the Times.
Matters in General.
WASHINGTON, October, 14th 1854

WASHINGTON, October, 14th 1854.
The National Intelligencer Of this morning COM
tains very able article entitled 'Reriew Of a
theory of the Constitution Of the United States,"
which commend to your attention. 1t is
view of Gen. Jackson's attack upon the Bank of
the United States, and upon Congress. 1t exposes
his monstrous usurpation of power, and shows
where the perncious doctrine of "supporting the
constitution, as he understood it,, is leading to-
Every American not familiar with the subject
should study 1.-THE article fills an entire page
of the paper.
The returns from the Ohio, Indiana, and PcnL-
sylvania elections fill the Administration party
here with horror. They see an awful abyss
opening before them, into which, like the Devil
in Miton's Paradise lost, they are to be thrust
No party ever came into power with such inso-
lence and prctension, or ever exercised authority
with more vindictive bitterness. 1t has been ut,
terly impossible for any but the political friends
of the Administration to do business at some of
the government bureaus. This has been particn-
larly the case at the Post Office Department and
Auditory Office. AT the head of the Office is q
man utterly without qualiication-whO spends
much of his time stretched out upon a sofa,-la-
zy, impudent and ignorant to the last degree
ought to say that the Pension Office is well con-
Quoted. Both the Commissioners and the Chief
Clerk are men Of ability, kind, accommodating
and fair. .
The President is much broken down in appear
ance. Conceited and vain by nature, and great
ly lifted up by the accident of his election, his
head has been sadly turned, and he begins to feel
that bis Aatterers were hypocritical. His mind is
tickle, his health feeble, his constitution gone,
and he begins to realize that .- a'
ss-Pigmes, are pi:mes still,
Though placed on AIps.''
Poor fellow he will be snuHed out and no.
more thought of-unles to point a moral.
Yours, &C., MISNEsOrA.
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Cy The Dry Goods Market, during the past
week, in New York, has been dull and unsat :sfac-
tory. The dcmand from the remote sections Of
the country is now nearly satisfied while the local
jobbcrs buy sparingly. Since Tuesday last, d.
600 pieces printing cloths had been sold at 4 3-4
for 60 by 81. Foreign goods continue depressed,
and are in many instances selling below cost
ada to withdraw black silks from market in view
of prospective decrease in production, and the
severe loss sustained here this season. The auc-
tiop rooms continue crowded with goods, which
sell at an average decline of fifteen thirty per
cent. on the cost of importation.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

An OLD CHuRcH DEsrRoYED.-The old -Lath-
eran Church in Winchester, Virginia, lately de-
stroyed by fire, was built in the year l794. 1t
was occupied during the Revolution by the Brit
ish Hessian prisoners, and one of the oldest rel
les which every body desired to see preserved. 1t
has of late been unfortunate. II was used in
1851 for Democratic Convention, and not long
after was struck by lightning. It's demolition
was the work Of an incendiary.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

cy The War Eagle arrived yesterday with a
large number of passengers and large freight.
People will not stay away all we can do. LII
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Ey Our streets are crowded with vehicles and
strangers-our Levee is a mass of Freight and
our hotels are over-run with customers. From
all We can learn business is brisk and matters
generally are in healthy condition. Under such
circumstances there can be no danger in going
ahead.
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The Loss OF THE ARcriC.-Wc commence the
publication to day of the narrative of Captain
Luce, of the Arctic, which will be found mourn
fully interesting, and We presume correct. The
awful accident has left its impress on all parts
of fthc country. Every where the news is receiv-
ed with sadness.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

c. The receipts of grain at Buffalo from Sat-
urday to Tuesday inclusive, reached half a mil
lion of bushels.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-31

We are glad to learn that the immense
water power in st. Anthony is fast being taken up
This water power is worth millions Of dollars to
the place, and every inducement should be offered
to manufacturers to locate there. st. Anthony
can Just as well be a second Lowell as quiet in.
land village, and the sooner the people learn this
fact the better for them,
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cy Mr.. O'Connor, of N. Y. city, has given his
opinion that the over-issues of Railroad stock by
SCHUYLER, should be assumed by the company.