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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-29
ANDREW LEVERING.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
NJ O n y Broker,
COMMISSIONERS FOR PENNSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN,,
VWTART PUBLIC.
Third Street, st.. Paul, M. t. 6:ly
4 Valuable Claim :

4 Valuable Claim
Of !6O acres, for sale, situated IL miles from FL
bault, and ~ from Shieldsville it has good runnl
water, rs acres of timber, and thirty acres of meadd
the balance being good plow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Creek, five miles from 4
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and tin
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j. NJ. HILLHOUS
City of Nininger, Aug: 26, 1857.
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A large space in orr paper this week is taken mp
with the Railroad advertisement however. Il Is An IN
terest;nc document. and will repay perusal-
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We are pleased to learn that since the appearance OF
Mr.. Hers advertisements in our paser Of the frat Of
August, he has had numerous inquiries and propositions
from parties in different States To lpy property IN his
Addition and that he is about making arrangements
with a responsible party to put upa large Furniture and
Agricultural Implement Mandatory. He will visit
our city some time next month 10 make the necessary
arrangements, and if possible the building will be put
up this Fall, in order 10 commence active manufacturing
operations early next spring.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

Corner Of Second and Sibley Streets,
HASTINGS, a NJ. l.
r.. >. Love, PROPRIETOR
The attention Of the travelling community, particu-
larly of the farmers from the back country, is called to
the excellent stabling attached to the New England
Hotel. They will find the Proprietor disposed to renaer
them every attention. ."
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THE HANDYSIDE HOUSE
S. M. JILLsoN, Proprietor.

Corner of Rice Avenue and Sixth Street,
NININGER, NNESOT
This hotel has just been opened for the a~ccommoda-
ton Of the public, and guests may rely on having their
comforts properly cared for, as no pains will 90 spared
10 make the house equal to the best in the THritory.
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N A U

5table lots of ground, we'll situated in
this town. Attached to the house,
!, there is we'll cultivated fenced gar
irous of making a good bargain can
% the owner is going on a farm.
mediate possession given. Apply to
i The premises, corner 9th street and
|06, 1857.
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Dul. Grix( Mill.

Mr.. Eaton has returned already from the Fast. The
whole Of his machinery will be finished by the 23d of
September. 10 obtain il within this very short space
Of time ie has been Obliged TO order 'iitfereu. parts in
diaercn, places. IT, most If it is - come, we believe,
from Milwaukee.
Mr.. Eaton is likewise building a residence for himself
a,d family in Bln.k l5s. His men are 10 the meantime
't;silv engaged preparing his lots for the mill an ex-
pen>ive anl labori3us task, az the solid bluff has to be
cut away for fifty feet TO afford him sufficient room.
Mr.. +. has taken hold with, a will. He will undouli-
edly NEE: with the success his energy deserves.
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CIR Gmiqraut llA suuruoI,

JOB PRINTING NEATLY = PROMPTLY EAhVolhD
~s~ Communications from friends and others relative
;, our town or Territory will be attended to promptly
and faithfully Address,
\. W. MACDONALD.
Emiersnt Aid .iournsl,
Nininger, NJ. I.
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CASE f cos,
EAGLE STEAM SAW MILL

The Proprietors of this establishment would inform
the citizens Of Nininger and surrounding country, that
their Mill is now turning out a large amount OF Lumber
daily, and are prepared to fill orders to any amount at
the lowest cash prices.
Persons dealing in Lumber down the River will please
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Terms cash. Oily
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$1,000
$500 dollars.

. profit of S2,437. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he GET a price less than many Of
the lots have already been sold for. viz, 500 each, ano
he has still u profit Of si,l93, a magnificent increase
mon the .um Of 900 invested less than two years
before.
Thus there is every thing to gain, nothing to lose
Let auy man study this whole project out, and ne Will o.
the more and mere convinced Of its practicabil'ty ant
it's certain advantages. !,
The first great meeting Of the Company will be hes
ON Saturday the twenty-ninth inst, at 3 o'clock, r.m.
at NiuiDger, in iro,t Of the Office of the Company. r.
pianstory statements viii he made at the u1ne W
Of the undersigned as may be called on. Maps g
town. together with the certificates of stock, and
Of the Charter of the Company will be shown and
| information afforded. Citizens of Ninlnger and =!
Joining country, together with the public generally
invited to attend.
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For Sale Cheap.

FOE sale Cne0p.
house and two lots Of ground in Nininger,
ksB Handyside House, Corner lots,) for sale fol
asdred dollars, payable part cash and part on
eAe house is we'll built and comfortable and the
~ Of the best portions of the town.
to lGNATIuS DONNELLY.
neer, July 2S, 1857.
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H0AO TAXES. f4 's@ T
The taxable inhabitants Of Nininger Road District are
hereby notified that their tax is now due, and the un-
d~ersigned will shortly call upon them for its payment.
HENRY CALEFF, Supervisor.
City of Nininger, August 9th, 1857.
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Wanted Badly.

The graHtt, of oar town demands two things impera-
lively. First: ii good bakery. A large business Dow
flows to he bakeries of Hastings, which would ALI fall
into the hands OF amy man who viii open the proper sort
Of an establishment here. Secondly, we want a good
sirug stor. There are q thousand little articles, which
irrespective Of sickness, are much needed and are yet
only To be found in l. drug store. A poRtlo1ioR s0feeiM
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Eing Il greet thoroughfare.
IossfEa t1his addition VII be sold without an. opes.
c~s 1eA-Srespect:n ;sAl1kvensnas. NEsS 1GA1!sx
advants !e of the location has already induced the cur
vent Of business and improvement in this direction.
Such Conditions are therefore unnecessary; but the Pro-
prietors viii always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mechanics, and
others whrse. pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
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ARE SHINGLES.
REND AHEAD

rs L. SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. T.,
their first quality Of rived aud hand
moderate terms. Orders solicited
|txJ Of tho Vermillion, which can be
point more conveniently than else
|fous Of an article that can be depend
hem . call.
"a, 1857. 7
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". cali attention to cur Supervisors advertisement.
not:f,ing the taxa'Ie inhahit ant- of iis Road District
that be viii shortly cali upon th"m for their taxes. Nr.
,'aletf takes no pleasure. We -urfose, in performing his
f6cial duties. exceps where it at ris others qualification
~ carry GA the operations Of government.
Ne are now in the season Of p;gcon- shoo'ing, and in
tnsr town j; is carried only z"alously morning. noon. AMI
night fer seven day. in the wvrk-one day too many,
we think. We hear If Snu.c great success, too, on the
part Of the srortsinrn w enjoyed an excellent treat
,n these ,lelicaci.s. fnr # which had been brought
down 1T one ils hy on of orr crack shots.
Can any one inform us what it is that ravages The
onions in some gardens in this place ? Some beds are
entirely destroyed in one garden, after starting well
others again are entirely successful Mr.. Jack White
has a bed so rich and luxuriant that it cannot he sur
passed a little distance from him q large garden patch
was nearly cut off.
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nea- The undersigned, Ccrporators Of Nininger a
Peter Western Railroad Co., in compliance with
Of the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice
they. on the first Monday Of July, 1857, at
fee of David G.. BarnItz, Esq, st Anthony street,
Paul, and at the Office Of George H. Burns, ESQ.,
inger. Minnesota, met and opened such books as
necessary for subscription to the capital stock.
George b. Githersll, lgustias Donnelly,
C. l.. Emerson, John Nininger,
John Il. Cool, 49, - George 9. Robertson,
James R Gase, LOWS Faiyer,
Philip RoLr, Charles E. Clarke. &c
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. CITY LOTS FOR
SALE

pHIIAL.
onrnS and ssOislssssttts.' Al
" NiaAlnger city.
ia, Of land adjoining the eastern end
finger having been surveyed md plat
Is now offer lots for SALE on accom-.
he snsin Improvement, and in innedi-
Etha Levee, the graded street, Eagle
Sash; Blind Il Door Factory, kempr
10 Depot, Loichot X t.lsrk's Store, the
es, Grist Mill, and Printing Office the
3ustiEcd in claiming for these lots great
Ia business locations or for private resi-
Other portion Of the town.
considerably larger than corresponding
III town limits; the streets run parallel
d Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
led beauty and commanding position.
vements experience suggested, have been
{ survey Of this addition regardless Of
bee Of ground.
BIZ Of the River Front has been reserved
House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
ssepger Depots, &c, Of the Nininger
western Railroad, the survey Of which
and the route Of which A. indicated
the Addition furnishes the only practica-
hieh connection caAsbe had with the Mis-
Rosd to and from the neighboring town
lssss through this addition, and = broad
zen laid out with q view of straiQhtenin0
the distance, and speedily render-
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ration apply personally or by mail
prsigued Proprietors.
ONNELLY, Nininger City.
|ASE,
BURNS,
yLD6MITH, Winslow House, St. Paul.
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A r B A u H Q u S
Corner Of Main and Third Streets,

pea- This House is located in the centre Of the bus
ness part Of the town. Stages stop at this Hotel. 81,
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Ex. Go W A German, Min
Hon I'M Rice, Del in Con.
Hon Rbert Smith, Alton, Ill
jas B Mhitford, Atty York
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"ifsirtU, sUtU Is W DOW
9th isw.sa e1taNli-i fnantsl ffSEff*
Wonder Why the Commit
Improvement Association 90
az bad. give it that the citiz
steps 10 tyk,- in order ia Carl
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GEORGE B. CLITBERALL,
Preside
~iGNATIUs DoNNELLY, 1
Vice Preside
GEORGE II. BURNS,
Secretd|
c. l.. EMERSON, i
Tras4s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

The Cause ofthe Breaking OF the Atlantic
Gable.

Gable.
New York, Aug 20
The following Dispatch taken from the
London Times Of the 18th. gives 1. bi lei
account Of the breaking ii thu Atlantic
cahl.
Plymouth, Aug II.
The l ; steamships niagara and S,isque-
hannah, and her Majestv's steamship Aga
memnon entered the Sound this = VI. OIL
their return from their unsuccessful attempt
to lay the telegraph cable On board the
Niagara they report that al the time of the
severance the wind was southcrly.
There was some sea and the vessel was
going from three to four knots, and the
cable paying on; from five To six and some
times seven knot as the quantity of slack
thus expended wa greater than expected
at starting, and more than could be afford
ed, this STRAIN wa therefore increased 10
three thousand pounds and ihe cable Lrok.
The extra expenditure Of slack commenct d
Oh Monday evening. when a strong breeze
and heavy swell prevailed, and powerful
under current was experienced This cur
rent forced the wire from. the ship at a con.
siderable angle. when the break was APP
piled vito increased power
The stern Of the Niagara was down in the
trough o. "A sea aud tle extra strain created
by her rising, Was the immediate cause Of
the cables pating The general opinion is
that the season Is too far advanced for
another effort now.
The Niagara Is considered too heavy Tor
the purpose. 1t j, ~tated that the 8. heels
ceased 10 rcyolve when the pressure was
applied on tuesday mornine
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
Various News Items.

-N'N " n, Aux. .
Allen Monroe, of syracuse. ias beca az.
pointed Engineer in Chief Of the military
forces of the state Of New York
The position OF the wreck Of the J \.
Harris Is reported found. and divers are sup.
posed to he engaged ia raising tie bodies Of
the drowned
Rufus W Griswoli died last everin.t,
aged ~
The various Democratic Committees are
again endeayoring to harInonize the party
PRIOR to t.e election of delegates to the mo-
ininatlng convention
The Illinois Central Railroad Conlnpv
call an assessment for ten dollar, ler Share
on their thirty dollar share. to be paid on
or before the 10Th Of September. This wiz
give them sl,IoGoU0--a million uf which
viii come from Europe The books of the
transfer are To he orru on tho first day of
September.
Charlr, Parker 4 Cos extensive factory
nj Walilngiord, Conn, was burned yestel.-
dav
The steamship Philadelphia, from New
Orleans. VIA HAVANA Esd inst, has arrived
No news at Havana. She brings Slga, 0uV
IN specie, aud the first bale of Texas cotton
OF the season
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

We find the following Resolution in the
Iowa City Crescent, AS having been adopted
at Democratic meeting IN johnson county
1t is little to good to he lost, and We give
the "spiritualist' party in this region the
benefit of their Republication.
Resoired That while We deeply sympa-
thize with Governor Grimes in his rather
Indifferent success, as the opener Of great
navigable streams, We highly admire the
loyalty Of principle which led him to over
awe the National Administration, and ha
zard the epistolary wrath Of Secretary
Marcy.
Resoised. Further that having this high
appreciation of His Excellency's service,
We cordially unite with his Republican
friends in giving him speedy repose from
otfciall labors with Gen. RALrRE T. LOWE
the last Republican candidate for Cover,
nor in lowa-as his spiritual comforter"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

Speaking Of the Ida war on COM
msrcs, the London correspondent Of the
New York Commercial says:
The disturbance likely to result in our
trade with India during the next twelve
months 10 leading to inquiries az 70 the
various classes upon whom it will fall
A lags part Of our export trade to Cal
cutta, which amounts to Q sum equal 20
E35, 900, 900 per annum, is carried on by
Greek houses 10 London and Manchester
1t consists in great degree Of cotton
goods and metals. The Manchester mao
ufacturers rarely ship on their own &C
count. The Creeks buy the goods, paw
for them by bills ct long date, and wait
return Of the proceeds. Whether q
sudden stoppsge Of demand at Calcutta,
where, according to the last accounts
Imported goods were upasleable, will
Iced to any cases OF disaster on this
side, 10 D point to be determined. At
present there have been NO failures in
that branch OF business.
10 the produce markets the articles
most likely to bs affected ere indigo and
saltpstrs. The ssDtpe.re suitable for
eanpowdsr 10 manufactursd exolusivelv
q tAe dlllusbsd Districts. The eupplv,
tAefoeosA y eogl1in y - ls)serubSs1,
~ 81 ~ 60 q ~ ~ 1oo1 ssS.
aaasolt olnA MN - a1ton1l6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

INTERESTING FROM UTAH-BRIGHAM
YouNG TURNED PoEr The following thrill
ing lines attributed to the Mormon leader,
were raped out at u spiritual circle" re-
Gently held at the White House -
Happy the man, in times like these,
Who trims his sails to every breeze,
But happier he, who wins and wears
What al,cays lasts, and aerer tears
That must mean the clothing, purchased of
sam. Perry, opposite the Post Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
From W asilington.
w asliinuton. Auoust .

Washington, August 90.
E. .. Perrin, Private Secretary of
Gov. Walker, has arrived here. He
left the camp at Lawrence ten DAYS
ago, and reports that all was peaceful
and quiet and that there was not the
least animation OF war and bloodshed.
Gov. Walker uses the army as a
posse comitatus, and when the civil au.
thorities cannot make arrests for
breaches of the peace, the ! 800 troops
in Kansas will remain there until after
the election.
A letter from Frankfort to the State
Department says the Sound Dues have
been abolished by the exertions of all
the Governments interested, the Uni.
ted States having taken the lead. The
attention OF the commercial public in
Germany is now attracted to the re-
moval of the restriction on navigation
in the German streams, especially the
Rhine and Elbe.
!. A daily mail has been established
between Kansas City and Lecompton.
and tri-weekly mail from Lecompton
to Marysville.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
Our Candidates,

The Democratic nominees for Governor
and 1t. Governor are 50 we'll known To tn.
! people Of the State, that We scarcely deem
1t necessary TO speak Of them.
II may be proper. however to say tina,
our candidate for Gov Mr. B. NJ Samuel.
is an old resident OF the State, and has been
identified with her interests for nearly ten
years. He is by profession lawyer, in
which he has always been u leading man
For sound sense-torrect and deep thought
good Judgment and warm sympathies with
the mass OF the people, no man is hi supe-
rior. No person in the State can claim Il
more thorough practical education than he
ard as an effective public speaker, close
and logical reasoner and ready and sneces-
full debaier he is unsurpassed in the State
if not unequallel. Gen,lemanly In his
learning, Of high toned moral charact r.
progressive in his feelings, but conservative
In his nature, he cannot fail to make an ex
cellent Governor for our young and grow
ing State
Mr. Gillaspie il also an old resident of
Iowa. lie has held important positions in
the state, among them an office in connec-
ton with the Des Moines River Improve
ment, the duties Of which he discharged
with great credit to himself, and the party
that placed him in that position. lie was
member of the LAST Constitutional Conven.
ton, and very popular with the gentlemen
If that body. As man Of ability and
strong reasoning powers he is not the infc-
-ior of J. &. Hall and Edward Johnston,
who are admitted by all parties to have
been among the nblest men of the Conyen-
ion.
He has also q good address, is of fine per
onal appearance, and we know Of no one !
n the State who can preside over the deib-
.raiions Of the Senate OF Iowa with more
lignity than he lie is man Of plain hab-
IS and good mind, and Just such all one rs
he people Of Iowa will delight to have
We predict for him heavy vote-for lie
deserves it,
In brief, our candidates are both large.
ncntaly and physically and every inch Of
hem mc" They are uncompromsing dem
Gratis of the Jacksonion stamp. The De
nocracy has done its duty nobly in present
NJ the names Of such men for the sutfrages
{ the people, and II they are not elected by
n overwhelming majority, We shall be very
realty disappointed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
Stanmers Attached.

I'ulIalo, August %.
The passenger boats of the Michigan
Southern Railroad line have been at
tached by patty in New York for a
claim OF sloo,ooo. The attachment
IS not released, consequently there will
be no boat for Toledo tonight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

HONE TEsrIMLsIALs. by referring
'y our advertising columns it will be seen
that one of our citizens, Sir Geo w. Els
has been using the Brazil Pebble Spectacles,
aud thinks that they have no equal We
wish to forceaby impress upon the minds
of those who have any trouble Of the eyes,
that they will have but few days to pro
cure these celebrated glasses, NJ Mr.. SIN
MONS stay with US is short
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
Steamer Arrived.

Charleston, Aug. %.
The steamship Cahawba, formerly
the Governor Dcdlcy, arrived from
Havre to-day via Key West. No news
OF interest. Sugar dull. Prices de-
clinlng. Nos. IL and IL were quoted
at IA - for reals. Freight. were
nominal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

ON >ATu EpAY EVENING. SEPT. l. 1851
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

THE CAMPBELL MINsTREIs.-This
very popular band of Ethiopian performers
will give two of their inimitable entertain
ments in this city, commencing this evening,
August 81, at the German Theatre In
their line of amusement this band stands
unrivalled. Embracing among their mem
bers the best talent in the profession, they
have gained for themselves n world wide
fame We can assure our citizens that they
cannot invest 80 cents to more advantage in
the way of amusement than 10y going to the
German Theatre this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
Emancipation Convention.

Cleveland, Aug. %.
Third day, evening session.-Na-
tlonal Compensation Emancipation
Society organized. Prcsident-prof.
i. ollIiman; Corresponding Secretary
Eliza Burrtt; Ircasurcr-ltobert Lind
ley Murray. Resolutions under dis
cussion finally adopted, and Conyen-
ton adjourned stne Dir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31

In the Democratic State Convention.
Judge Grant of this city, received as high
as six votes for Governor and Austen Corbn
Esq, twenty-five votes for Lieut. Gov
We are sorry oar fellow citizens had not an
opportunity "of expressing their opinions
OF these gentlemen ut the polls.
As there is some talk of running Judge
Grant for State senator this fall. the sorrow
of the DELEGATE little gentleman of the Ca
zette may yet be hcaled-in which case. the
Gazette folks will not fail of Expressing
their opinions"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-31
The TABLEs.-The coolest place of

The TABLEs.-The coolest place of
amusement in this city is Atkins Billiard
Saloon The tables are perfection, and this
elegant game in which moderate exercise
and skill are combined. can be enjoyed in
all its luxury. John presides over the cues
and balls, and is ready to exercise his skill
with all competitors.
Round the green board the graceful player strolls
Swift from the cue the ball unerring rolls
In varying angles, pleasing to tae eye,
Thea he'll magic twist OF follow tTy."-koore.