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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

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a Long Pull. q Stromx Pull, Fam Q Pull
Altogether.

4 Long Pull. q Stromx F'ull, ..0nd . Pull
Altogether.
In unanimity Of action our citizens know they have
= mine of wealth, in IN any respects as good as . gold
one.
How is it that after a large public meeting We hear
Of an unusual number of persons DESTROYS of investing
in Nininger property How is it that We then hear
most Of the proposed exodus from a neighboring town
TO our Eldorado? 1t is because of the good Impression
made on the minds Of those who attend our public meet
ings, when they see that we meet together in the right
spirit. Western men know that in new towns undnimi-
" Of action is absolutely necessary to ensure prosperity,
and when strangers see a community like ours pervaded
VII the right spirit, it follows as a matter Of course
that they advertise the fact 10 the very best way for us.
They do i. as disinterested parties alone can d. it. This
leads to contracts being talked of, and our town grow
ing to greatness by the very nature Of its original con-
stitution,' and backed BY the multiplicity Of our natural
advantages. becomes a by-word as the place to invest
il. Our peculiar capital in our building clause is at
tracing solid men to the place. They perceive that IN
it we possess a mighty lever power to raise rs to great
ness. Besides, We may expect that the beauty Of
our location will attract my retired merchants and
professional gentlemen to erect 6ne residences on our
ostskirt terraces, and although our harmonious circle
does NO. offer inducements to gentlemen in the active
practice Of the law, there may be enough Of convey.
ancipg 70 afford sufficient zest to retired members of that
profession.
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Having completed our addition l nm prepared u otter
a number Of very valuable City Lots for sale. Thi:
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
par, Of Niningcr City, aud lying as it does convenient
to the Upper Levee, which will when properly improv"
be the nam Steamboat landing, and also the landin
for the Ferry boat must very soon become the NOR
valuable part of the city. am prepared to sell lots %
easy terms and at low prices to persons who may desir
to build aud open any kind Of mercantile or mech.nica
busim IS. II" parties wishing to 6" into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furn'-
ture, Munger City hold. out great Inducements. ! am
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 60 into either OF these opera
tions.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV.
ERING, Esq St Paul, or
JOSEPH c. HERR,
5:ly !22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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NININGER CITY LOTS FOR

DooneIly, Case. G3as ~ md Col1saojeAsl Aa>
sged ADilOn u A1oln3e9 liiy.s .@aeasg
Tho valuable tract Of land adjoining The eastern end
Of the City Of Niainger having been surveyed and plat
ed, the Projectors now offer lots for sale en Aeeon.
aodating terms. ,s~sT. - Il
& ,u'iguous to the main improvement. and in immedi
.te proximity to tho Levee, the graded street. Eagle
saw Mill, Rced's Sash, Blind 4 Door Factory, Ksmp's
stove 4 Hardware Depot, l. ichot K Clark store, the
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mill, and Printing O6sc the
undersigned feel justified in claiming fr thess Lss crest.
ct vaIue either " business locations or f"r private rssi.
desees than sny other portion Of the town. Iafs...
The lots are considerably larger til n corresponding
70, aud At the foot Of the bluff, thus preserving building
rites Of unequsned beauty ami conmAn ling position.
Whatever inn improvements experience suggested, have been
introduced in the survey If this addition regardless OF
expense Or 81. rice Of gr"und. srs "a.
A large portion Of the River Front asbeen reserved
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidiags,
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c Of the Nininger
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey Of which
has been commenced, aud the route of which a. indicated
on the maps If the Addition furnishes the only practices
bic grade by which connection cas- be had with the Mis-
sissippi River o@r so -
The Travelled Road to and FROM the neighboring town
Of Hastings passes through this addition, and a bread
Avenue has been laid out with II view Of Strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, AMI speedily render
ing it . great thoroughfare.
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner.
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage Of the location has already induced the cur
rent Of business and improvement in this direction.
Such ~c"nditiaus are therefore unnecessary hut the. Pro.
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce.
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers. Mechanics and
sthers whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate, the
progress Of Niniuger.
For further information apply personally OF by mail
to either Of The under. igned Pr"prietors. s.as.s = >
10NATiUS DONNELLY. Nininxer CRY. 81,
JAMES X. CASE, "
GEORGE II. BURNS. :" "F~"-
I. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH, Win.luw lInusa. s.. Paul.
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WESTERN VALLEY FIRE AM MARINE
OOMPANx
once ~, Dearbo. N street.

O01C0 ~ OeNrDOi ID StrFct.
G pital Stuck Half Il Million. Paid in and secured
by bonds and mortg ,yes on real estate, $.5O,OOO.
OrrlcERs-G W. Ycaby. President; & B. Arm.
strong, Secretary S. NJ. Gilbert, Gen. Agent
R.xrem,ys-Hon. Jno. Wilson, Com | C.. r. |:
c.. l.. D, G.bbs, Griffin n Co., c ,mmission NJ ,r,h,n ts,
L NJ. Mitchell Il Co Commission Merchants, A. II.
Burley, Bookseller AMI Publ her, Richards, Crum-
baugh T. Shaw, Wholcsal: Dry Goods Merchant J. b
Dogy.tt L Co urocers, Col. X. J. Hamilton, Col. J.
T. Little, Chicago, lion. S. Il. Cuts. Keokuk, Iowa,
Hon. James NJ Love, Judge U 5 Court, Iowa, Cha".
Il. Berryhill, Esq Iowa City, Cook, Sergeant 4
D'wney. Bankers, low. Cry. Lyman Z; Dayton Esq"
field, ILL.,, VIM. y Fon i, Esq Springfield, ILL.,, Hon
o. Il. Fickln, Charleston. Ill W.. N. Coler. President
Grand Prairie Bank, urbuu,, ILL.,, Albert Babe, Esq
Milwaukee.
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Charter Election.

In compliance with the terms Of Section J. OF 4"
Act to Incorporate tie Towx Of Nininger City, notice
is hereby given, that the inhabitants having the qua''h'
cation of electors of the State Legislature, and residing
within the corporate limits Of the Town Of Nininger
City, will meet together on Wednesday next the 24th
Of February, 1858, at the Handyside House, in the
Town Of Nininger City, between the hours OF ten and
eleven o'clock in the forenoon and close at four o'clock
in, the afternoon of the said day, and then and there pro-
coed, by ballot, to elect one President, one Recorder,
and three Trustees, being house-holders Of said town,
and having the qualification Of electors, as aforesaid,
and who shall hold Office for the term Of one year from
the said oath Of February. 1853.
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SECOND DISPATCH!
tn

At UNPRECEDENTED Low TIES
At The EAGLE SAW MILL, City If Nisirger,
la .oa C%."ty, ~ T.
The Pr"priet"rs IF the above Mill have now fitted up
AID completed their extensive arrangement to Fill oil
orders tor lumber ut short notice aud At the lowest
market rates.
They are also manufacturing . FIRST class quality OF
LATH, which they will veil Ut @2,25 per NJ. And are
also turning out SUPERIOR SHINGLES, which
they "fer ttr FIVE dollars per N.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
dete, mined to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber rs can We pur-
chased any wherc in Minnesota.
Wheat, Com, aud Oats taken in exchange for Lam.
Der at the Mail et prices. J. X. CASE 4 CO.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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WINNER

Owing to the citizens meeting to nominate charter
officers taking place on the same evening as the Lyceum
usually meets, there was no meeting last Monday only
10 adjourn till next week Monday, whom the exercises
appointed for this week will take place. MIR. L. n.
Countryman is to give 3 defamation be will also De
che leading ~d;sputaut on the affirmative side on the ques'
ton Of debate, viz, Does reason or revelation teach
that man Inherently has immortality" It's likely to
prove an interesting question, and is taken up with a
candid sp rit to do good. Any one desiring to speak on
either side will no doubt be courteously heard, even If
not connected with the Society.
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HOLLOWAYS PILLS.
I" suffer tn" pains aud p~euslsies Of aickass when the
c~rtai" means IT cure arc = csssibIe I" oil. Is positive msd.
TIERS. This vegetable remedy. acting powerfully upon the
cause. Of di e... in all the da;is, nerve. and .i:suss II til.
D dy. expel the morbid and p"i-'n"us matter frNn ito Turk
ing p'acrs i" the sy.'om. 'lran-e and purify every secreti"n.
rebuild the shattered constitution. restore tho vigor and Vi
rilty { the onferbled frame. and tend to prvlong life far
be, o"d its ordinary limits
NiU"ns R~!y on them!
In every quarter Of the globe. amrngali ~nations. civilized
and savage these Pills arc used with equal and unvsrving
su.cr-s. THY are advertised in every printed language.
and wherever cumm-roe has p~epetrassd. they are in con.
ti"ued demand, a-osr
AU Internal D;*eos-.
Yield to their action. dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Aztec.
ton. Of Tho B,wrl.. the Kidneys, the Nerves. thu Lungs,
human kill and all other rrmedies. are rxpeditieusly AID
i"'"llioly cured by this all conqu ring medicine.
B~iIy Pras'vDs'ox.
Even whe" patient. .ss reduced 70 tho l... dreree 1t Tee;
prOper,is" 1T HALFWAY Pills.
Emahs If at Agra,
From whatever variety II the ailm NJ. peculiar to their sex
thy may b" suffering. may rrly with entire eonideace N
'hr Effect Of this strengthening. reviving. cafe and inms-
diatr rrmedy.
Holloway. Pills are the lest remedy known in The world
for the fill wing di-ea.e. :-Asthma. Bowel Complaints.
Colds Oh IT Diseases, C.~tiveness. Dyspep.ia.
Dia' rhoe,, Dr"p.y. Debility. Fever aud Asur, Female Cum.
plants. Headaches. l"diges'ion I"duenSs, l"6smm ,siDn,
Inward Weakness. Liver Complsin:s. L.wness 1t Spirits,
Piles. S'on. and Crawl, Secondary Symptoms. Venereal AZ
f-cti"ns, W." ns Of .l tin 10.
16rCAvr On y None are genuine unless the wosds. llol.
l"w.y. New York AMI LONDON are di*cernibie a-s Water
mark in eve > leaf Of che b."k Il directions arosad each
pit or t"s: the same my he plainly sren BY hslding the
to tie light. A h"nd~"me reward will b. gwen t. any
o"e rendering .uch information ~ may lesd y she detres"n
nf any p.rsy or parties c.,unte' FITTING the medicines VI vend-
ing the same. In wing them t" he rpari.us.
~ S"li vt he ms nufactory If Professor Holloway. 80
Lane. New York. aud by sl resgecsahs pruggists
md Dealer. in Medicine. 'hrnueh"ut the United States AID
exrh.
~ There il. Considerable saving BY taking The Target
N. B-Dire ii ns for tho guidance Of lanents il every
order arr affixed "a cacl, hOx.
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"a substantial mdursement."

AS \ good endorsement never comes am'ss' We copy
{from a pamphlet entitled Nininxer City, published
at the time the town was laid OUT the following letter
from Ex.Gov. Ramsey. 1t will have due weight with
~emigrants desiring a fertile and beautiful location
St. Paul, Aug. %, 1856.
!. DoNNELLy, ESQ My DEAR SIN: have recent
" paid u visit to the town site Of Nininger, nd was
{ rcibly struck with the favorable character OF the L"
cality for u large business city the landing ia naturally
,,oi aud can be greatly improved At little expense;
The country in The rear and south Of Ni"'"gcr, and
which would in a grca: degree be intimately connected
Herewith by the ties Of trade, is the most fertile as well
~ the most beautiful in Minnesots.
II the proprietcrs do their duty in this case, it will
prove one Of the most fortunate speculstions of the day.
/ have thus briefly given YOU the outlines of my, views
Of this new ente. prise, l shall shortly have more leisure
than | can now command, and will write sou fully aud
in detail. Very truly yours, &C.,
(Sipucd.) ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
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NorrcE AS this weekly journal will occasionally be
sen, to ,,rtics (uo, subscribers whose interest ne tl'nk
might be subss,v,d ly adverti>ing ia it, We shall %
glad to co,resp, nd with those who desire to avail 'ne"'
selves Of our columns.
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Meteorological Table.
Prepared by Mr.. william b. Reed, corner Of Clarke
vo,uo omd Covonth street.

OelOW zero.
Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, February
9th. l0o53,.
NINIkoER, February 10th, 1858.
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Prices current AZ N1n1m8er Vicinity.
DAKOTA COUNTY, N. r.,
Feb. I'd, 1856.
FLOUR-$2 per sack.
BUTTER-3O cents per ID.
PKOvIS. ONs-Pork, $25 per Dbl, and ~ cents
per h.; Hams, II cents per ID Potatoes, 30 cents fer
bu.; Cheese, Is cents per h.; Buckwheat -four 81 per
100 lbs; Turnips, 81 censs per bu.; Oui"ns $3.50 per
bu.hel. .r @r
FRESH MEAT-Beef, BY the quarter, ! to 9 cents
per ID
q GRoOERIB6-Molasses, 81 90 per gal.; Oils, Lin.
seed, Lard and Sperm. 81 40 per gal.
HAY-$6 to IS per ton.
MlSCELLANEOUS-Xails, IS per key Limo, 81
per Dbl i.
CAAnLEs-Talloy, 2octs. Star, IS cts. per ID.
GRAIN-Oats, 81 cents per By without sack Corn,
50 cents per bu., without sack Corn Meal, Sits per
100 lbs.; Beans, 81 per bu.
LUMBER SIC per l 900 feet.
W0QD-Green, % Dry, :! per cord.
LIVE srock-cov', $50 to &eQQ each Oyer, 1920
{, $l75 per yoke.
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The ATLANTIC M~ONTHLi-A copy OF thisex
esllsut margarine, together ~lth our paper, may "e no
for . year Tor four dollars.
We will iurai.i. cur paper aud ths sws following Tag
asines Or the Lirs for three dollars.
The FnRENoioa.cAL Observation-Disclosures TO fhfe'
nolcey. Humsn Nature, Educs,ion, S~elf-improv' men'.
Dioersphy, Mechanism, and the Natura! Sciences. 81
a year in advance.
The WAFER CrRx ~JousNAL-Devoted to phys'oI'
ssy, Hydr, pa,hy. Ind tie Laws Of Life and Health
ilus,rsted with numerous e1grsyings with Faail'ar
Instructions to Learners. 1t is alphabetically n guide to
Health and Longevity. Monthly, at 81 a year.
LIFE lLLu.rRArED-A First Class Pictorial Family
Paper, devoted to Entertainment, provenent,
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Meellnx.

Mn. EDITOR Since the meeting on Monday evenin
l find there is q better feeling all round in regard to IT,
prosperity Of this place. l understand so popular is th
Nominations that there is to be q Ratification Meetin.
in which l fully approve of. Had not the 'Lieutenan
best to make the call. INQUIRER.
Nininger, February 19.
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A RAPE CHANCE

a RHRE TUHWCE
The undersigned. DESTROYS of having a Brick Yard
established in Ninipger, will sell to any ,rty who will take
the matter il hand, an excellent Brick Machine OF New
York manufacture. the necessary amount of clay and
timber and, and will receive his pay for the same III
bricks at the currcn, prices Address
lGNATlUS DONNELLY,
Nipinger, Minnesota.
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1DQISC TO ~
A story and a half House, 1924, on Fourth street
near Breckenridge avenue, may be had for 50 a month
tor the winter. 1t has three rooms and is comfortably
ittsd up. Inquire at this Office. II
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R0aslnE If the Charter.

crossed through both Houses, that we have obtained it
80 promptly. 1t is a piece Of folly for the Legislature,
A. We have said before, to retain this exclusive power to
control the local affairs Of every community our towns.
people have been anxiously desiring this measure for a
year, and have secured it st last only by the indefatiga-
bic exertions Of some prominent citizens, whose personal
influence was required to have the duty attended to.
--
We doubt if there is another place in the whole coua-
try where the revulsion of trade last year has been felt
50 lightly as in this town. If it did interfere With the
prosperity of the town somewhat, and stopped the pro.
gre.s Of certain classes of business, its effect on the
spirits and hopes of the people was hardly perceived.
They have kept busy-usefully employed-and enjoyed
themselves heartily, but temperateiy. A regular weekly
dance has been kept up two evenings, in the fine large
room in fremont HaIl-the second one was started be,
cause the attendance was too large to allow many to en-,
Joy it al they desired. Both Of them close precisely
At IL o'clock. 1t may be mentioned &c the credit of
oar town, and especially to their managers, that NO
indulgence in spirituous liquors has taken place on any
occasion Of public festivity, there has, consequently,
been no disturbance or riotous proceedings through al
the winter. Everything has gone off pleasantly and
happily. A Lyceum meeting mas taken place one night
each week, which has been well attended, and many
persons have participated in its proceedings Aud not
withstanding \ full share Of the usual warmth and AMI.
nation in debate has been INDUCED in, not the first
word or symptom Of misbehaviour has ever taken place.
Even in the public meetings where interest and opposi.
ton have brought large concourscs Of our citizens to-
ðer to discuss -arous matters, the most orderly be.
haviour and dignity q conduct has always been wit
messed. 1t il not because there is no diversity Of char.
acter or die renee Of views am, ~ our people the very
opposite Is the case bat al! Of which are made suE-
scrvient TO their feelings OF order and sound judgment.
The town i'sslf mas not suffered in character from
the lawless conduc: OF any one; within its limits are
no places regarded as ~diso'derly, nor an, thing that is
~,epugnans to the deccucics Of life that We are aware Of.
These facts arc a sufficient REPUTATION Of all slan3erous
Inspirations hy spiteful detractors and is what but
few places can proudly boast Of.
We have occupied a large portion Of the 6rst page o.
this number with the Munger Town Charter. 1t will
30 we'll for citizens to preserve it for reference, q matter
that uay often b desirshle.
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M. LEVoY
North Western Saddle, lJarness and Trumk
MANDATORY,
81. ANTHONY ST. (opposite the American Hotel)
ST. PAUL.. MINNESOTA.
PLANNING! FLAMING.

The subscriber has got in operation :Ds OF Gray /
Woods first quality Plapers, and is prepared t' CO all
kinds Of Planning At short notice anil in a superior snan.
ne. Flooring and Siding planet and limited straight.
ANTHONY REED.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 2:ly
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For Sale.
A FIRST rate grist mill, with two run Of st'ne, on rea-
souabls terms. Apply to,
H. II. SPENCER.
eff Jamisvillc, ~. r
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Information Wanted

Of VIM. A. KEMP, WIN, when last heard from,
was in Wakoko, Fillmore County. If he should see
this, or any one aware Of his present abode, it will
very much crafty his anxious friends to learn his
address JOSHUA KEMP.
Ninin ger, Mia, Jan 16, 1858.
~. Minnesota papers please notice.
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