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Proliks Il bsaeEis - disasters, ascending to
The dssisios Il thas dayi On sexs Thurs
day, the issss IL sos al all Pzrsisas IL lie
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eqsity, Is 70 Be decided in this eoatest
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tive asa of abe state, vii Be zaas manifest
ws have net doubt II Il BE, a. has been
slainsd b. shs ds=sssssis party, that lAsy
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,,.,. s,,,. at rorCeitcd Lots.

On the first Monday Of this month a public sale Of
lots in this town. which had been forfeited through a non.
compliance with the Improvement clause, took place.
Nearly fifty lots in different parts of the town were sold
At prices ranging from litty to one hundred and seventy
nv, collars per lot these low prices will be accounted
for by the tact that the lots were sold subject to u heavy
Improvement clause to be enforced at once.
\ number of gentlemen requested the proprietors
that a postponement would be made for thirty days OF
the sale of the balance of the lots. This request was
based upon the fact that a number OF lot holders were
present who were anxious 10 retain their lots, and were
wilingto 90 on at once with the necessary improvements,
provided they were allowed u little time in which to
TO so.
The sale of the balance Of the lots was accordingly
postponed until 4 time II September Of which public no
tee viii be given. We are glad Of this, for two rea-
sons. irst, because 1t viii enable the poor and well mean
ING man L. save his lots by at!oriing HIM che necessary
timt to commence his improvements; secondly Y, III ease
ut law suits it will prove 10 the Courts that no advan-
t,ge has been taken. thar every opportunity was afford
ed and every inducement held out to parties holding lots,
aud thar they are at laSi only sold, fully one year after
purchase. and six months after forfeiture, because of 4
persistent determination GA the part OF The h"!drrs not
to comply with the Improvement clause.
We hone that 30 man will trust himself to the pre-
cariouS chances of a law suit when the money Il will
cost him would 80 far to retain and improve his own
property and when his improvements will be made IN
the mos. h~ourishing town in Minnesota, will yield HIM
u coed interest in rents, and will secure him lots that
have increased Il hundred fold on the original cost. asu!
are now rising rapidly in value.
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: Nonresident lot owners and citizens who may not yet
have been solicited for subscriptions Tor the erection o!
this church, will please take notice that they can haid
their contributions to amy Of the undersigned -
}. r. CASE, Esq, Nininger, NJ.
G.. .. ROBERTSON,
john NlNINGER, st. Paul, Nj. 4.
ROBERT ROBERTSON, rs Wall street, New York
A. j. JONES, farrisburgh, Pennsylvania.
HANDYsIpE Il HENDERSON, Glasgow, Scotland
Nininger, NJ. r., Aug. IL, 1857.
Base as:sii Club.
The members of the Nininger Base Ball Club are
notified to meet on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 10, at $
NJ. onthe lower Addition, when game will be played.
Persons wishing to Join the Club can do so by handing
their names to the Secretary, and paying the entrance
fee of % cents. BY order, e.. II. BURNS, 'reS'
CHAs. LEDlE, Sec
Ninincer. Aug. Is, 1857.
Srar TnE Undersigned, Corporations of Munger ana 81
Peter Western Railroad g., in compliance with the re-
ouiremcnt, OF their charter, granted at the last session
of the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice that
they. on tho first Monday Of july, 1857, at the Of
fee OF David c. Barnitz, Esq, st Anthony street, SAINT
Paul. and at the office OF George II. Barns, Esq, Nm
niger, Minnesota, met aud opened such books as were
necessary for subscription 10 the capital stock.
George 3. Clitlerail. ignatlus Donneiiy,
G. l.. Emerson. John Munger,
John i. Cook. George @. Robertson,
James X. Case. lewis ta1ver,
Philip tohr, Charles H. Clarke. Z@t
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an extra copy, OF contributing advertisements special y
ior the purpose. viii favor the project, and bt daily cred
i5~l therefor.
ssa: improvements.
Oar abScur, from the city has prevented u tr,m
keeoine IN acrurate account 81 the variou, Improvements
- . wan l..
'"'' nav D1'' ""' II, j."
number On eur return We >(roHei "N' 80 ''" ''o"i''
Us, confident that however restricted eur walk might he,
We wanll moot some additional evidences If he rapid
-
s'""'" Vi 'n' '"N'
The trst novelty mat h'' Us was ""'"' va" =
the i~iaulySile House. On inquiry We learned that THIS
was \ Stable belonging to III. I|lilllo,@e.
r,ooo, ,ha .ra.. vc li.r.r,r} ! Lr.. .r,ne-wcrk
:" J.. ,l,a !. lI,h = YYis
looming 1t" 'i we "f"* % GIG ""' - ''.N :"
We ascertained WAS The r'si'enoe 81 w. iie'fF oae'''
The house will be q iasar and handsome "te.-pernaps
~. IF tha fuas- tI.at Eiriny,r can boast Of.
r"I +.m,, ,.., avn !, blo.l Il V.
: ~ I'll. ~,
perceived the tF"Hi@ ""'N' JVN' w :" ~ "' No
This Is eqaai to aei looks Tx" Nv" ho"~e>: It Is f'Tfy
lief front and n ..nasilerahl depth. l. will forms. when
uu,l...} ~ i'm Au;ll;nr
,.. ,+;.tn,. = a,oct
Near ''!> ," ""' ~" f"''o
tore. Close III front the Necessary preparations were
b,ing made to raise orr own house and printing office.
r.vv sons further. a. the :. +. corner Of Clarke
a.h. l,,, most ;,,,o,
"''h'9 an N'V""' - -" '"N "
taa' Improvement Tor 'ne ''"" ~. '+'' ''''''
nameIF, a lar4e sized steam grist mill, to cost between
+h,e aul twenty thousand dollars. The builder is Mr..
49,. f,rnar1y af r. Anthony -, gentleman Of
-, ,u
"t"''a' F" "''''" ~ 80,
iei't faon -4ri 1l;li> IN 'hS territory ''''' any ''iei
mann IN IL The Importance If this Improvement cannot
t... R..h,, ,.fo} T. will mi Gfty Der cent. advance
mu ars4
Oh III '"' l''pV''t - '' =,
mil within many miles OF th's section OF country ! VIII
.irav 10 Niuinger the farmers from all the ADJACENT
-...otias The water mills back Of Hastings and along
g., .,onn, River. are frozen m in winter and run dry
IL; ao,. iur;na small, nort;ou
'"'"7 NV ~ -
"a 'a' = '"'' NY 90 - '' ~
winter months. when all Tie streams AMI lakes are one
,a,.s of lee. Mr.. iaton'< griSt mill will be steauing and
.. ..f c,,,,or. r,o,n tln back com.
''1 -, H. :.
fy "i' Ho"l Washington N'"'f VI" "
n their cram or carving away their h''''' making ne
streets If oar town common tanrouehfores oF trade and
.mu
~ ,.... ! -, x.onor
"f. '-a''Ai '"N S'"' '''' - ""N 'i"
~pirt. f|onty-io1r hours alter completing MS arrange
,nent, l.r had men al work excavating for his fo,nia-
.n H. ooos C1st ~ o,,a far his machinery. and he
.4 49, .r,]l ln +,o.to1 uit, - christmas
!'''"'s> - '''' ~ .'"'' ~ :, =:
axe of tio"f ground " '> hn.' ~ = - eAP."',''"
worth, # his position as 4 lniIlwrlght, ali ct hS char
..tar -. - oo.,beal Minnesotian.
-, All :. =, ,o c,o,1oto an1 nq,foct in al lis narts
~ " ,
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CHARLES u. CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
CONNEYANCEK AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
NININGEE, MINNESOTA

hND WA" 'b"'N
NININGEE, MINNESOTA.
VIII always attend to buying and selling Land and
City lots on Commission.
VIII negotiate Loans, yielding from 20 to 10 per
cent Il month on unexccptionabie Real Estate security,
make Collections and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MoRTGAGEs, DEcLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other Instruments OF writing neatly and accurately
drawn.
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His ExccDcncy, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Tx. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger, Nininger,
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook & Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't Hr. State Bank "
Hon. Sampson Mason,
Peter Odlin, President Dayton Br. State Blk Dayton, q
J.. \. X !. T. More, Dayton, Ohio.
The 5! of $. e. / sec. IS, town 1l5, range Is and .
acres timber, below Spring Lake. 90 acres broke, 40
fenced, we'll &c.
The $. e. ! sec. y, town ia, range IS.
" e. !! Of II. G. sec. 10, town rs, range Is.
" 5. W. 1 of n. W. and the II. W. ! Of s. W. see.
10, town us. range 49,.
Timber lot no 5 in sec. Is and the Il. e. I of n. e. I sec.
cuARLEs F.. CLARKE.
100 Acres Of Farming Land, on the north
branch Of the Zunbro, 2 I miles from Kenyon and II
miles from Farihault, part of which is desirable meadow.
For sale cheap, if applied for soon, by
4 Beautiful Farm of 1914 acres on Rice Lake, 4
miles from Glencoe on the Hutchinson road, timber
and the balance rich meadow and fine rolling prairie.
For sale by CHARLES +. CLARKE.
City Lots one, two and three, in Block 30.
" Three and four in block 30.
twenty-five, twenty-thrcc, twenty-four
in block IS.
" Three and four in block G6.
Seven in 81.
Seven in " 65.
Twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty-three and
twenty-four in block 81.
Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen in block lO3.
Seven, eight and eleven " lO4.
Three, four, seven, eight, nine, twenty
three and twenty-four in block l05.
Fifteen in block 9.
" Sixteen " "a.
For sale by CHARLIE Z. CLARKE.
House on lot l in block 1O3 and lots ! 2 and 8 in
block 1913. For sale by
CIIARLES L. ri
House and lot ID, in block As. For sale cheap by
CHARLES E. CLARKE.
House on lot II, in block 81, and lots l6 and II in
block 81. For sale by
CHARLES 7. CLARKE.
5 or 10 acre Timber lots on the island above town
near Blakely 4 Truax's mill For sale by
CHARLES f.. CLARKE.
One share in the town of Hutchinson. For sale by
4:lv CHARLES F.. CLARKE.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

Corner Of Second and SibIey Streets,
HASTINGS, NJ. L.
r.. :. E.0vc. PROPRIETOR.
The attention If the travelling community, partlcu-
larly of the farmers from the back country, is called to
the excellent stabing attached to the New England
Hotel. They will FIN the Proprietor disposed to render
them every attention. of
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DAVID xN kEAKtISakLs
r REAL ESTATE AGEN T.,
e,~onveyancer and Notary Public.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
Relerences-Ex. Gov. Alex Ramsey,
John Nininger, st. Paul.
Trimble & Thompson,
Ignatius Donnelly,
Geo. ii. Burns, N;n;nror c;tv
NJ. A. Miller, ~
j. r. Case,
$50 acres Half Breed scrip,
480 acres in Scott county,
600 acres, 7 miles below Hastings,
Lots in Hudson, Nininger, ~Shakopee, Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
100 acres one mile above St. Anthony.
Val able lot in Winona. near the court house.
100 acres opposite to Monticello.
100 acres ! lmiles above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
c.intY.
WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS,
in all parts Of the Territory, for sale on terms easy to
purchasers, by DAVID G. BARNfTZ,
SLY st. Anthony st, ST. Paul.
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GEORGE Ell. BURNS,
Il A n X E r ,

REAL ESTATE AgIGgIs DOMyggAMCy2Ts,
AND NOTARY PUBL G.
Land Warrants located. Collections effected and
proceeds promptly RENTED. Investments made fol
Eastern Capitalists.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Boston
for sale.
Drafts of the American European Express Co. on
Great Britain in sums to suit purchasers.
OAice-Fifth street, above Clarke Avenue.
Ally NININGER CITY, NJ. I.
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ESlrHy.
Come into the premises of the subscriber, on Monday
July 9th, 1857, a dark brown horse, Is hands high and
about 8 years old. He has white spots on his forehead
and nose, and Il few white hairs oi his back he has
also a small scar on lis left had lcg. The owner of
said horse is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges anl take him away.
y. NJ. FITCH 40
Six miles from ~liaatings. on the road to St. PAUL.
Spring Lake July 10, 1857. AIT
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DIED.

In this city on the 9th inst, Of abscess Of the liver.
ROBERT McCAr1, late of St. Lawrence County, n. T.
aged - years.
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wxI,xHCwSE & Z!
$ y 3 y y s. g
FORWARDING AND CON MISSION
EnCU 4 MS,
Corner OF Second street aud Clarke Avenue,
s.eyee. Nininges City, M. T.. a3

Che undersigned bee to give notice to the citizens
Of Dakota, Scott, Rice, Goolhuc, LIE Sueur, and the adj
joining Counties, that they have Just opened their Ware
house on the Levec at Ninnger City, and would solicit
any business Of 4 Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character. They are DESTROYS, for the purpose of es-
t%abishing business, to offer extraordinary Inducements:
They would ask that the merchants, farmers, and
citizens generally, of the country back Of Nininger,
having goods to receive, would give them a trial. They
will attend to all orders or ireights with promptness and
dispatcl,. All goods forwarded to their care will meet
with especial attention. 1t being necessary for them to
establish a business, the public will consult economy and
their best interests by giving them a call.
AS Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part Of the back country than the adjoining town of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles of tcaming, a matter the Importance Of
which need not he urged upon the public.
in HILLuOUSE,
HUGH HANDYSIDE.
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We would call particular attention to onr meat mar
ket, kept by Mr.. A.. N. Cheney. This gentleman has
been a faithful caterer for the public during the whole
period Of the towns existence. Early in the field he has
labored assiduou>ly, sparing no pains, and avoiding no
difficulties to supply the wants Of our citizens. lie has
won the respect of all by his obliging disposition, and
we rejoice in the hope that he will now reap the fruits
of his onerous labors, in our growing prosperity. This
has been his aim, and we believe it will be realized.
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E,stray.
Strayed from the Subscriber, on Friday, July 18th,
a dark, bob-tail, sorrel Horse, ID hands high, s years
old. Also a dark iron gray horse, switch-tail, IA hands
high, 8 years old.
Whoever will return or give information of their
whereabouts, will be handsomely rewarded.
\. WILLOUGHBY,
Livery Stables. St Paul, NJ. r..
Aug. ], 1887.
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REFERENCES.
j. Il. Case. Eagle Saw Mill,
It. Robertson, Esq,
ignatius Donnelly, Esq, Nininger, NJ. 1.
Geo. II. Burns, Banker,
Nj. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
Mes>rs. Francis Mcdonald \ Co., New York.
Mcleod. Mcdonald 4 Co.. Merchants, Montreal, c. L.
John Nininger, Esq. St. Paul, M. T..
Otis West, Forwarding & Com. Merchant, st. Louis, Mo.
Ogden Il Corp, Burlington, Iowa
W. L. johnson & Co., Dunleith, III.
Lorrain & Co.. Galena, III.
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Third street. st. Paul, VI. Z. Oily
Town of MzilIorSburE.

This town is located on the junction of the Dodd and
Faribault roads, in Rice County, NJ. T., on the n. =.
quarter of Section IS, Town LII, range Il west. 1t
is q we'll timbered district, and has a steam saw mill,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &c, and already contains
some % Inhabitants, and others coming in, although
only laid out in June last. information relating to the
town may be had by addressing $. W. MILLER, Union
Lake, NJ. T. 6tf
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Tnr Sale

LOTS and HOUSES in Nininger, and FARMS in
the ncighborhood also lots IN the Additions; also for
sale or to let, the new stone Warehouse on the Levce.
Apply to G. .. hO~BERISON,..
5f Nininger, MT.
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Mr.. Wright the Express man, was cowhided pub
licly in St. Anthony, before a number of witnesses, il
broad daylight, yet the jury refused to give him any
redress. This was the same fellow who by his abusive
and u~ngrateful conduct towards Nininger City deserved
a similar cowhiding-if that were the best way to trea
unmitigated scamps.
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Words fail us to express our feelings of pleasure de-
rived from the exhibition of kindness and generous in
terest on the part of every one we met, in our recent
visit. We shall not soon forget the scenes We wit
messed along the valleys of the Vermillion and Cannon,
made so pleasant by their noble hearted occupants.
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ssA- FOR SALE.-A lot Of old newspapers. APP
ply at this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06


No. ~ Market-street 1UuJS, mo-,
= s;;sffss r. 49,.
of Clocks Of all descriptions, than any other house
in the West. Seth Thsnass Clocks, days and ~
hours, Of all patterns, aud in any quantities, nj
The demand for the Seth Thomas Clocks has
become so large that the Company manufacturing
them have docukcd ~ Prudent ~ esHahA their buri-
mesa to one dealer In each Of the large cities through
out tho Uniou, and We. baisg the only direct pur-
chasers Of these Clocks, feel warranted in saying
No can Offer bc,toF, indacsmcptss to Merchants and
Fedlars than yiothcr hoasc In the mississippi
Valley. lteblo.d3wxm
SO III Inc M n d factories ~ X Okuk
.v.x. ba sustained 1890
TEx0f1EST1ON on VITAL IMPORTANcR 10
j TuF.DUEUH0 EMTxRk036Ae06AUt1
-CD6sSnoAes invited u scslt at - sas4ses1fs q
~ Tu1Nak VasnAeors Madafap1nty fl3e snu1RsSsp
~ ea1InAo - Nook Of Harlss, ChaBetrs -
I)iniue Reom Fpf1ituss. Our asewtnsnx y a0w
comf13td - 1GGn6 Misunderstanding . variety -
articlss spg6aly neNto ths tleAAs ~Ajsh styls,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-06
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w ll4oes and tl,g esunttl seutraii!, that they
hate fecciFea part srd sgs ttfts le da3} s. nc
Il the hpes stocks -. hhWh "a tkt fe0p4e IF tbs
Nest, elve - GALE 10 hut forget u, 6uId.n
huras eu tae ign hIttety If Nhieb, rith that
Of W. III ~ may ba int ,Aslng 90 tEe rev c9nsGr
ar tue ola sefitys IaitoT Is faIal4iarsy kHsaI -
Has first app aterrt IN she Kest Nas the acercfa~
ny # old heokuk himself sta Nv hit saases iigu
tue pres, Hamc 81 the city VAS i4etea. His
AZ III the Iailordng hntiLcss at he time keosuk
aud bis hi peF departure sasyegy iinit,d he left
sath them, aise remained the bosom eqtnparien of
DE old caiet uniil his ueath tht eIly relic hc
had IT, FiFeaf u ia, CT II grat3i pde the hlca
Horas, Which nv Ainlstl perg blk htwtu' out on
shaiiip aud hsriieg ieifs ~ @glt, 81 eiaeh
struch terror tfhe tniIyg er the hufat0: BIZ fer
he dcnts If be old chief They ieca-ft t,semtmcn-
o. sirn III speed h1th for tanaats srd tie me-
caanienl afss 81 iofers di afcfntfeife nfr in
Yte8 q a!isaf set the Aotlen Ik@rrE peroheI IN
ths in ~ sae atafe establishment WI. r ~
nos btWg Yefs lfthetpf ip t4.e atore tns'sess
souI 1teT Partner who Nas WEI GUS fled fer the
eng geNgigs et fashit uable citv Neueht ore far
and near beth sas' and wa, bt VI tair fer long
tune, antii b. inquired 81 Ais pat frisisa ftatt
htsus ri la.isasati WI eassi4 he had bis ese pu
such . nhe. iaine ptGaeu Of k0B'I McEab. WHO
had bast a. ltcIitase beth in ths va and ew
saT}as Wl4o bad iene basues. Far1s. Lot aan and
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auo y PoHesfui lfsdp@tgtAts lee eame. ana via
row ee n zya Ia the sssrs On ii a'y preso,A
partner shttt Attcagnl s,li9ling business Can.
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