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j. N. EIILLHoVSE.
STORAGE.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ ERCH A /,

nj Il CT A II !.
Corner Of Seconi street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of Manager, N r.
The undersigned begs to give notice to the ci' liens
of Washington, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, andthe
adjoining Counties, tina, he has just opened his Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger City, and would solicit
any business of a Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character aud being DESTROYS, Of establishing himself,
would say to citizens Of the above-named counties. that
Ill goods received by him will be free Of storage for
thirty days after their receipt.
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 teaming, a matter the importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public.
j. N. uILLHOUSE.
J. R. Case, Eagle Saw Mill,
c. {. Robertson, Esq,
Ignatius Donnelly. Esq, Niaingsr. N. +.
Ge". II. Burns, Banker,
NJ. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Nininger. E.q, St. Paul, N. +.
OTIS West, Forwarding & Com. Merchant. s.. Luis. Mo.
Ogden & Corp. Burlington. I'wa.
W. L. J"hns"n 4 Co., Dunl+i h. Ill,
Lorrsi" 4 Co.. Galena. III.
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SECOND TCU!
LU M Der

To- u u M
AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW RATES!
At the EAGLE SAW MILL, City " Manager,
La .ota C@w"ty, II r,
The Proprietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
ard completed their ex- "n,ive arrangements to ell al
orders fr lumber vt hort notice and at the lowest
market rates
The; are also manufacturing u 6rst class quality Of
LATH, which they will ~ell at g. IS per NJ. And are
alo turning out SUPERIOR SHINGLES, which
they cder fer FIVE dollars per VI.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
determined d.. to supply the Is, %o ssn.a Of ,hi: /. ~. /. l.. adjoining ID Ming
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
Wheat, Com, aud Oats taken in exchange for Lun-
Der at the Market prices. J. Il. CASE l. CO.
Niuinger, Oct. ", 1857.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A FIRST rate grist mill, With TWO run Of stone, on rea-
sonable terms. Apply to,
H. H. SPENCER,
6tf Louisvillc,M N. +.
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below zero.

Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, February
%, l4o7U'.
NINrNaER, February 23th, 1858.
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A RARE CHANCE.

n RARE CHANCE.
The undersigned. desir"us of having a Brick Yard
established in Nininger will sell to any party who will take
the matter in hand, an excellent Brick Machine Of New
York manufacture. the necessary amount of clay and
timber and, and will receive bis pay for the same in
bricks 1t tho current price,. Address
lGNATluS DONNELLY,
Nisipgsr, Niaaeset&
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Information Wanted
Of WIN. A. KEMF, who, 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, Min, Jan 16, 1853.
10- Minnesota papers please notice.
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kind sr. received in exchange for the paper
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,s.v now be had for five cents.
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MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS!

An excellent site for : saw mill, with the land st.
tached. is offered free to any one who will erect = mill
thereon. The advantages for receiving and retaining
logs, and floating the lumber with the current into the
river, i. unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
IN abundance Of fuel on the spot. There is N excl
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu
merous settlements in the rich country on both sides the
river. Any one desirous Of further information can
address n: A.. MILLER, City Of Niuinger, Dakota
County, Nina. .AF aaes a4s II Ii
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Nor,cE AS this weekly journal will OCCASIONALLY De
sen, TO arties (no, -sutt,rlers)Sh'se 'n''''s' We +. '.A
might be subss,ved iy advertising IN IT. We sna,' NC
glad to correspe nd with those who ds'i'e 10 aSa'i 'ne"'
salves Of our columns.
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N, L1VoY
North Western Saddle, Harness and Trunk
MANDATORY,
81. ANTHONY st. Opposite The American Hotel,)
ST. PAUL.. MINNESOTA.
PLANNING FLAMING.

The subscriber has got in operation enc ot Gray I
Woods first quality Plaaers, and 10 prepared 70 do all
kinds Of Planning 1t short notice and in a superior man
ne. Flooring and Siding planed and joinse1 straight.
ANTHONY REED.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 2:ly
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Meteorological Table.

Prepared by Mr.. William i. Reed, corner Of Clarke
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J.. HENRX OWEN
HQCSE, COACH, AND SIGN
PA X.
GLAZING AND PAp1R HANGING
Done u order.
NlNlNGER CITY, MINNESOTA. Ply

Joseph JACKSON.
Contractor. Mason f Builder.
GRADING &c. will be attended to promptly.
Refers to j. H. Case,
/. Donnelly.
Eininger. June 20, 1857. PLY
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HORSE Ta RENT.
A story and a half House, 1924, on Fourth stree
near Breckenridge avenue, may be had for 50 a mont
for the winter. 1t has three rooms and is comfortabl,
fitted up. Inquire At this Office. II
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Aug. 81
We understand that the French Goyernm ent has
granted to the Atlantic Telegraph Company the
exclusive right for fifty years 10 land telegraph ca
bles on the Islands Of Micuilon which lie betW cen
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, in dreeu on
about 30 miles southwest from the latter and abo u
200 miles distant from Sidney, Nova Scotia
Having secured the right, it il proposed 70 run
3 cable fr1m Plaeeniia Bay, n. F., TO ST. Pierre,
the chief fish depot Of the island. and thence TO q
L oint near Sidney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
By this means the two French Islands viii be
TIN own into telegraphic communication with Eu-
rop ;, while he Company will get rid Of the neces-
sty Of keeping in repair some 400 or 500 miles oil
land line running across Newfoundland and Sapt
Bret IN, through regions where there are no inha0
itants' excepting q few scattered Indians and nc
roads other than those which have been construct
ed by the Telegraph Company at its own expense
In a scording this liberal grant, the French Gov
ernment doubtless had in view the adva1ta ges
must co nfer on its immnese interests which eentr
at St Pierre, and which viii thus be brongn ny
daily and almg st instantaneous commune atlo
with Fl ance.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
MESSAGE OF THE LORD MAYOR in REPLY
TO MAYOR TIEMiNN'S.
NEw YoRK, Aug. "a

NEw YoRK, Aug. "a.
At about D. m. to-day Cyrus W. Field, Esq,
received a dispat- -h from J. G. NJ. Sampson Esq,
one of the directors # the Atlantic Telegraph Co.
bearing date London, to-day
aTime is literally annihi,' i,'Sted-"
The following is the reuly o. the Lord Mayor Of
London TO Hon. Dan1 F .TiemanE message oi con-
graduation:
LONDON, ESGLA.SD, 25d-
To The Hon. D. F. Tiemann, Mayor Of New YORK
City.
The Lord Mayor Of London most cordially re,'iP-
rOcates the congratulations Of the Mayor OF Ne Y
York upon the success Of so important an underta-
king as the completion Of the Atlantic Cable. II
is indeed one Of the most glorious triumphs Of the
age, and reflects the highest credit upon the ener-
gy skill and perseverance OF all parties entrusted
with so difficult duty and the Lord Mayor sin
cerely hopes that by the blessing Of Almighty God
it may be the means Of cementing TIE kind feelings
which now exist between the two countries
R. W. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor Of London.
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aB2d&W6m3l

1st Cotton is used as it is purchssed-on spOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity Of hlling shut
tie, las in other Machines is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th- The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
I This Machine eubroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales room Of the
subscriber and e1amins for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Oi
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachins
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop & Spangler's Block,
uh30d6m:lSs Superior ST.. up stairs.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

W AsHINGTONs aug u
Purser Dzniorth has been tried by Court Martial
and sent home, and Purser Nixon has been trans
ferred 10 the Yincennes in his place
The sale Of Public Lands in Nebraska, adyer-
Used 10 take place on Monday, will be postponed
for the Ileneft OF the settlers thereon.
VIM. e. Wheeler has been appointed Chief En-
eineer Of the Steamer Water Witch, now hitting
out for the Paraguay expedition
Col. Rector. Superintendent Of Indian Ahains foT
the South Western District, west Of the Arkansas
river, will, on his return thither, distribute TO the
Semlnoles and other tribes, nearly half million
dollars in presents and annuiiies.
Mr.. Turpin, successor 10 MI EaInes a. silhistel
20 Venezuela. is on the eve Of leaving for thai
country, having received his instruction
James Green killed Mr.. p river, Mobile,
Warrenton Springs last night with bowie knii'
in 4 rencontre. The same parties were recently ar
rested in Washington, and were prevented IRON
fighting duel; both are young. G. zen is in Gus
tOdV
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PETITIoNs.-0f John E. Kuhlemvein for re-
ward offered by the Mayor for information lead
ing TO conviction of setting FIRE to buildings-
Referred to Judiciary Committee Thos.
Hynes and others, residents on Garden street,
against paying special tax for building sewers.
Referred to Committee on Streets-Of Off
GERS and members of Independent Hook and
Ladder Co, asking to be admitted into the city
fire department. Referred to Committe on Fire
and Water.-Of Allan Smith, en- market
Referred to Committee on Markets.-Of
Benz. 5 WHEELER, for compensation for land
taken to build Miami street Referred to Ju-
dietary COmmittee-0f Hartman Roemer
and others, owning property near Knsman
street demonstrating against building sewer
from Kinsman street to Lake Erie Referred
to Special Committee on Sewers
REPoRTs.-0f Committee on Printing, In
favor of paying $500 to P. A. Collier, as pay
ment in full. Report adopted OF Board OF
City Improvements, That they have examined
bids for constructing Sewers, DC, on Meadow
ard East River streets, and awarded the first to
Southworth Williams, and the second to
Milo BOsworth- Received and filed-The
agreement with Southworth & Williams for
building Sewers, &c Approved. Board
of City Improvements, Adverse to vaeaiing
portions of Pittsburgh, Kinsman and Miami
streets for the purpose of market Received
and filed
REsoLUToSs.-By SIR. Masters, That the
Board of City Improvements be and are hereby
authorized TO enter into contract with Milo
Bosworth for building Sewers on East River
street, and SOuthwOrth & Williams for do on
Meadow street Adopted.
CLAISs-OfW D. Mott, s64 90; D. Sarrer
81 63-Referred 10 Committee on HarbOrs
s, B. & F. D. Prentiss, $50 OO-Beferred tC
Judiciary Committee. A Theme, SCI 81
Fairbanks & Benedict, SIG 9s-Referred tc
Committee on Printing. Webster, Spencer
Mellen, S74 45-Referred to Com. on Claims
R Law, SI44 o.; R. Law, S64 o. RefereC
TO Com on Gas. GOrham & Co, SO "a
GOrham 4 Co., s62 4s Referred to Com. OF
Police n. D. White, IS IS; Holt Oviatt
1871 IS; Mary SPrague, s25 so; ThOs Earl
s26 3s; Gorham & Co, SIO9 20; a. P. Turner
$40 Is; Gorham & Co, Sal 50; R. II
Norton, slls 95; G. BimelOr, ss7 90. Ref
to Com. on Infnmary.
Adjourned.
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U. 5. CIRCUIT CoURr-In this Court the bill
of complaint of E. K Collins against the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Co. filed to en-.
join the defendants against collecting wharfage
on the Collins dock in Cleveland, and to prevent
their interference with his possession of said
dock, was brought to hearing upon bill, an
swers, and afidavits. A preliminary injune-
tiOn was granted by Judge Wilson as asked for
by the complainant The case was fully argued
on both sides by Spalding and Parsons for COM
plainant, and W 5. c. Otis for defendants.
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The SEA or IcE.-This splendid piece will
be presented this afternoon at the Theater for
the benefit of children and families who cannot
attend in the evening Take your children. one
and all, and let them have an opportunity Of
witnessing such beautiful spectacle as We see
but few times in our lives. 1t will well repay
vou
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HoRsE STOLEN.-Yesterdaym morning baker
named Charles Knapp drove his horse down on
the dock, at the foot of Superior street, and left
1t for five minutes to carry basket of bread to
a saloon near by, during which time the horse
was stolen. The horse was white, and attached
to newly painted and covered red bakers
wagon. Up to last evening no trace of the
property had been found.
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Police COURT.-A large delegation of col
ored persons thrOnged the court room yesterday
morning, some twenty of whom were either
under arrest or examined as witnesses. Good
Smith found guilty of assault and battery on
Virginia MeCune and sentence deferred to Goth
Perry Green and Quintan Morgan were fined SIS
each for assault and battery. Frank Scott on
charge of stabbing, was held to bail in the
sum of $500 to Court of Common Pleas. Thos
Carter on like charge, same disposal with
$3.50 bail Milo Webster for assault with intent
to rob, held over with $500 bail to Court of
Common Pleas Henry Jones, assault with in
tent to kill, $500 bail to Court of Common
Pleas.
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G0nfational.
SFLECT SCHOOL FOR GIRL s

a
eubarlng al the elements OF solt5 and ussfu Fd-
ucafun Will m arued the Sunday School Room Ia the
Of Trinity Church Superior street. the Tsf q Sep
tembsr. under the Of the MIsses ARIAN and the
eenerai erL.enleBoe OF Rev A VARIAS. as Rector
the School
Applications for admission TO Be made a the School Room
AZ time during the cuurse nf the School term
Prospectus setting firth Terus. &c- Be had
ploatinn the Rector, either of the Rev gentle
Tisit5rs Of he School DR. CLAXIoS.
DE BOILfS.
Szs DIN lse REv. L CARTER.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday as Mr.. Il oviatt and
Mr.. GarrettsOn were riding together up Merwin
street, the carriage ran off the bank next the
river, throwing Mr.. 0viatt out and bruising
him somewhat, but not seriously. Mr.. Garrett
son escaped injury by jumping out into the
street.
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~ Some of the wicked attendants at the
Camp Meeting in Earlyille need the prayers of
the righteous. The second day. of the meeting
had not passed before two teams were stolen,
one man run into by drunken driver and near
ly killed, and one other nearly drowned in the
neighboring pond
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FROM UTAH.

W WASHINGTON, aug. ID
The War Department has dispatches from Gen.
Johnson. from Utah. to July 22d, but they contain
nothing OF general interest The troops were cree
ting temporary warehouses, aud preparing to go
into winter quarters
The officers of the volunteer regiments Of the
District of Columbia, had satisfactory interview
with the President and Secretary Of War today
with regard to an efficient reorganization Of the
militia under the existing law.
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FOf NaShing InIaniS and EhiIdrfn.


C3Ofee3s Superior street under the American Hotel
fuull
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REGATTA

SPRISGFIELD. Mass. Aug. "a.
The regatta Of row boats to occur in this city on
Friday next, the 9th, promises 10 be brilliant
affair. Numerous boats. some OF them celebrated
by past achievements, are promised from Boston,
New York, New Brunswick, Albany, Hartford,
New London, aud other places, and it Is expected
that at least IS boats will be here. The races are
divided between boats and six and eight
cared beats, and a grand closing race open % all
boats of more than four oars for $3.50.
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MUSLIN COLLARS.-SOME Bar
WI gains iuu0 W WARREN
NEW GOODS.

. RAYMOND & CO, have received, /,
Ne Bisck Dress silks, and full supply,
luciz and summer 81 X.
Stella, Cashmere ani 1hibef Sllawls
WsIte Cralre Shawls. embroidered and PLAIN.
hrocha Scarfs and ShsWls
Black and Colured six Shawls,
Black slik Asantilias.
Restorl Dress Goods, Mouseline de Chene,
chan dc LANES. Rnhesa Qulles.
french Drllauts- OrcandF Muslns.
Chiutz Organdies Chocolate Orgaudios,
RestOTi Grenadines BeraEe Robes,
French Iacc0nefs. Giugham Rohesa CuIIIa.
aln all wtaO dc LANES, H0yles' fus
French. English and American aheocs.
Ia res GluLf cts g eufs Driving Gloves,
Ladies Mzrsei Lies Collars, Chantilly Wells;
parassls Ribbons and Lace,
Enhd Handkerch els Emb'd Collars
Slrevcs and Collar Sets. Black Lace Mitfs.
Chauillly Bugled Collars, White Silk Fringe,
EInb'd Bands, Fdgings and lnsertings,
Fancy Belt Ribbons. MarSeilles Trimming
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edsings,
Bonnet Grapes. Illuslon Lace
Bonnei ROuches. Alezander's KID Gloves
Embc Lace and Muslin Window Cultainr,
Damnsks, MorTeeus Table ard Piano Co GERS.
MzIselies Qullts. Counfe plneS and r dlef Covsas
Irish Lrneus- IlckfuEs and Sheetinrs
Russia TuEelines and Hukabuks,
staple Surtiugs and Fancy do.
Broad Cloihs. GassImereS and Safueffr
Nesfinss aud Gents Shirts and Collar
Checked kail Drlh Alpaca.
G~4CaSE-@l-- 8, Cashans.
Neckefctl-iH ters, and Uu- nrsTTs~
small atvzn- e
iunH Nd 4 c o.. g Supsrtor 81
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WAsHIxsrox, Aug. %.

Passed Asst Surgeon Edward Hudson. has been
promoted to Surgeon, vice Nelson, resigned; I.
w. Leech has been appointed Asst Surgeon, vice
Hudson, promoted. Z. E. Potter, Master, has been
appointed Lieut., vice J. D. Reed, deceased X d.
Lansdale. Of Washington Territory, has been ap,
pointed Agent for the Flathead Indians. I. Rush
Spencer, OF Wis, has been appointed Receiver OF
Public Money, vice Dean, removed.