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Of the qualified electors on the eth; OF ANilmIllqiurDDs e
be made 10 the Governor; the election % be conducted
under the. laws in force on the 11,h ofaNoyembers lasf
III provides further, that the people shall bAye Liberty n
anytime to call 4 Convention 70 alter or amend t Y
form Of government. MIR. Benjamin oferedp resolNlloopg
for the. printing Of 10000 copies Of the opinion ct ans
Snprene Court in the bred Scott case. nc Bg9Nn
eommeacad . s~pseahliaL favor Of the adm'a s4Nna q Mpnf
sns under the tLtssomRtteMn. Constitution, bat SIG aab PRO-
ceed far on account Vt Illness IGN II b3insttoo /
Iu the HOUSE. the resignation Of MI. Banks waar re
Z ceeived. MI, Clingman called for information n IA regard
60 the seizure Of Walker, which led 70 some Debate telGI
several members desiring the President to communicate
iuf1r in regard II the getting up At !" s!ksr fff.
peditions. The resolution was finally sdopted 10 2 form
70 cover this: ground. ar, pochrans INTRODUCED Z b DdtI
to establish Collection districts and to designate Ports
of Entry, which was, sent to the Committee on Com;
merce. Mr.. Keih introduced . bill to organizes and
equip a regiment. Of mounted volunteers, for the TEXAS
frontier. MI. Quitpsn asked leave to introdncee, = bill
for tho repeal Of certain sections Of the neutrality laws
Mr. ZooIItiiiccoHfelr@ introduced 4 bill to establish 2 branch
Military. College at the, 11Herpitage, in Tennessee sAA
Committee was appointed 70 investigate the Fort Smell;
ing swindles,1 ~ Mr. Blair brought il. = bill apthoriling
the contractors for carrying the Overland a CaiIiorqq'a
Mail to adopt any route they might choose. MI. Green
wood proposed an act TO repeal the Court q Claims.
Mr.. Morrill, offered a bill y punish Polygamy IN the
Territories, which, after some %merriment, vas referred
to the Judiciary Committee. The States and Territories
were then called in order, when = large number OF bills
were introduced and referred. L, ftsGa.5 taeJa +.
We give the above synopsis Of the proceedings from
the N. Y. Tribune. ios,4 sds ,ts3r3 s34qgq 9eaay 81
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aadition1 4 uiuniiyssrnsalllyy pffahadn need sad }}dsst mott bSsadtdhul
Of Niunsiin5gSsrr ' City, aanpsa IiijSSag1a NIX E. S 49, so SYssa Y,
u The UJppsr, Lsyss, w pssho ! , .p:i y hss p RgrSReHHy \ ih apt 3sse
be the NAN eeSse4p,bost' haisdlhE, ar1 afs6Ahf Mtldlns
'as es gs;, y 4; si,s s's! ( s 81 iSI sss';a ,sfs g. ss' IL ~ s .;
10 buiIa aid . open nra any xiii IF ll~pssffcsahhntilss ~ nnee9skea ndiees
business. To parties; Wishing y ! g. iiaa ao passfd detarinl
Machinery, Agricultural Iyhplsnients, ofacs 4 Futni:;
turr, Njpinlgyesr. Cit. holds jatt great il iSssea 4 -. { "a
rress read u afford svsiiyj facility and aJ x N cShttib a'ss iisetsl
y q my ppsYrrseo III rh b. viz salus g 9aH either sal 19 r s NEE o gsas
''s - IN Is - 4 sj y s H I . ipssliss e A ssBg Y Y i E slss:
hh'N'' hsas = 4fhf ~, JU0yikpi d.t,hEKR,a.'''
SIT, 20 ssia8sa's .nt22l Market y. RhAadeel pdisl:a.
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Case. Bot1o 000 Go1uy9X ILL ~
7 : g ri No. e snklIasi1yer tisy.i 100 -sd +
r Tbs v.lsaile 9raet Of lssd sdjois'ag The oAstera end
ofshe City d. Nininger having beep surveyed .nd p4t,,
nd, the Pm .1r is ftl ny ohss le's # sti 'sls sj "a sssSs':
1iT os';susa ,a to slssS a S.daa ii Improvement asSa Il ssaa ii IL aasdi
|ntS proximity to the Lesee, the graded stree. Eagle
.Stw Mill, Kckd'ssSath, Bind 4 Door Faetsry, nkebspis
|S6ye 4 sHsAdware Depot, Eiehot T. laarkp store he
FHetsI III tshonsssy Gsiss Mill and P~rinfing paces tAe
undersieSed feel jsai6ed IN ei.imink kr these ~ great
Essa value either 10 business locations or FIR private resi-.
dsAess than any cehcr2 portion ~ the IOWA re ~
rhe lots are considerably lsfgers stGs9 4 corresponding
Ids in the original towsp 1iiits;; tie stf.4tsaf,h pafat5a
|tseand n The fost Of tAebfdaE. thus preserving 1sijdists
cites Of unequalled beauty aei eegMHapdiag ppsitvn.
Hhs,sysl lg2Eoseaenls s1Ps,leses faggssIea, hs5spee.
|a.arDdueed aees survey & sh's asalf'Af rsspI4Dlssifs aIgq #.
"A large portion Of the River Front has been iir ssaservued
E6ex the Engine House, 5Maci,iaey xhnpae az Sidjhgs,
freight and Rzssenger @Depofs, u, Of the sNisihger
|snd st. -PstersX cstcrn RxiInaad, the survey das5dsh
has been commenced, ard the rsiteof whieL a SndicaGH
ON the maps Of the Addition furnishes the only practics-
be grade By which connection caA be had With the Mis-
sissippif River q 1907 SGE's ~ seHet.xsb ~
The travelled Road to and from the neighboriu1gg town
of, Hastings passes through this addition, and ! bfocd
Avenue has been. laid out with . view of strengthening
the Rofd, Diminishing the distance, and speedily render
ing it q great thoroughfare. fr4 f,# ar9# fa,-a -
Lots IN ttis, Addition. viii be sold without any ouer-
ons condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage of the location has already induced theicurL
rent Of business and Improvement IN this d~irect;oo.
Such conditions ase therefore unnecessary; but the Pros
prietors will ~alwa3sfbe prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers, Mecbsnics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of Niuinger. 1922 80 9F s.eaa &1s&t ~
For further information apply personally or by mail
70 either Of the undersigned proprietors. IA
:sa GNATiUS D0NNELLY;r Nininger City.
az JAMES K. CASE ) xs~~e"
a GEORGE II. BURNS.
u. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. lIruse, 81. Paul.
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Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line.-
Its Machinery il all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand. and sold at
as low rates as the same quality Of work can be pur-
chased in the Territory. Persons putting up buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Snsh,
I,oors,, Door and Wi"t@ao' Fso1ses nast Ly Anchinery.
All STYLES Of 4MOCLDLNGS on hand or made to order.
"a No sham work made Mt any Price, ,yrs1sy@ sff 10
1. Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. ga@a q7a qv VI
0 MANUFAcToRY-RIcE ST, NEAR THE LANDING. I
Ye8 ats = aieA ara asiu asb4ag aaWM. b REEDJiN
eENrs-Louis ,1Faiser,d Nininger y iBiodgettil l.
Pringle, Hastings; Day II JedEsy ST. Paul: sd ra''. dat
II Nininger. June Is, l857.aek Itsi o. s1aig9qoi2no 3
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Alenn Temperature at st. Paul, i'm Dec. 1857,
compared With the last b years. st W.
We cut The following paragraph from the Philadel-
paia Eaqxirer, which first appeared in the New York
Tribune, aud is going the rounds Of the Press at the
East: oess 4ss:s .ss...5.9 sjgq lsno{a I'd fl5u
VAT St. Paul, Minnesota, the thermometer on the Sd
inst. had sunk toa21o below zero, and there had been
good ~sleighipg for "a fortnight. The Mississippi was
frozen 'intops hard highway fea efa s#S".' 787 f' y
On looking oyer our files, we find the temperature on
Thursday, Dec. 3 recorded as follows {, 4. N. ~ de.
kiees, ! = aM@32,6 j. NJ. 26-averagc temperature on
That day, 25,66 degrees. So far from the mercury sink
ing below zero on that day, it was 10 above in the
morning, the'eoldest part Of the day. & At no time dur
ing the past month has the mercury fallen below zero.
The coolest period was on the morning Of the 22d, when
The mercury was one above zero. The warmest day was
the 18th when twas A6 degrees. Average Temperature
during the month at 6 A NJ. 1909 degrees, at 6 P. NJ.
p .29-gegeral avHage 26.40 degrees; 4 a.J
In 1856, the coolest day in the month Of December
was on the Goth, when it, was 20 degrees below zero,
sand the waimest was on the doth, 80 degrees above
sAsersge Aeinpcrature at 6 Am. II deg. below, iatiiP p.
Ne Is. IA; ats6tP Aa]064--genera average S.4A gde-i
grees. sfaa 34oqsD fGE3dE VIZ Aee .ufaesee3a2 s1t ga
!" In 1855 the coolest day. was December "a, when it
was 49, bclow the warnest on December 4, AZ degrees
above. Average temperature at 6 A. II 2'38, at tsP
r. 17.06, at r! II. Ill .29s@geacrsl average 99l de-
greess siaG1Gug 4 81 tss4 s6i ct taug bsga9sabGe OF
X We compile the following ftsblsHfrom the Army Ne.
teorolegical Regiser;ashowing the temperature during
the NINTH of Deceoiber, from 1919 down to 1854, as
indicated by the thermometer at Fors Smelling, six miles
from, st. Paul.. We have supplied the years of'55, 90
AM 'kT afn1rn nir opn roccSd eAi fB 151sse sd taE44f4 ~
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SnERlFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued By George s Wins
low, al Clerk Of the District Court, within and for the
County Of Dakota. and Territory of Minnesota, upon
Judgment rendered in favor Of John Biakely and Daniel
W, Truaxi against Charles H. Stanley. | have levied
upon the following described pieces or tracts Of land,
lying and being situated in said Dakota County, to wit:
Lots eleven (l1 and twelve (l2) in Block enc hundred
and four (l04) Jin the City Of Nininger, according to
the recorded plot thereof, which enid described property
I shalhexpose 10 sale at public yendue to the highest
bidder onsihe 10Th day of January, A. D. 1883, at one
q clock r. M, on said day, in front Of the Post Office
iii Nininger, in said Dakota County. 9 Fl alsi.
~ Dated at Hastings, Dakota County, this s0th Of No
.vsen,ber, A. D., 1857. }d . oi asg l9l'o1d sai Y
Lac . 91ale JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff, a4e9 THaA
'na gaq o. rEl BY GEO. w. Edison, Dep. Sheriff.
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III AT UNpRElEpEN7En L0WpRATESsehs i
AZ he EAGIEi sAwsMfELs,i csy cf Nsi.ger,
4aE ~ !. f1...fw " y -
The. propriettohrrs II the above Mill have nov. fitted up
ana completed their extensive afrangensaRs 70 4ff ST
orders FIR i lumber ut hort notice and at the lowest
{ ID ,yhp13T NLIE5@UIE9f ,a9s ( IsE H&N 3@at ,agfS q 10y
''a Thess l are III. IL manufacturing, uff,ccth rmia aasf6 first at1s class ,oaoo.a lt r Of
.L1TH. which ,hsy viii seli s5 s2,25 per NJ. And are
also turning ln1iie, out SUPERIOR 4SHlNGLSES.' which
With their superior RIO facilities the Undersigned are
determine, to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
counties, with as good and cheap Lumber - :. as can be pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota, III, y, ~ .h.gar =
Wheat, Com, and Oats taken 10. exchange for Luun.
Der at the Market prices. Ii, : J I. CASE& CO. ~
INitiHtSei, = IoOtsF aovo~aN smtfslsatw. E.n
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IPfAcsedangs In Congress.

vii Congress'havshg adjourned during the holidays, there
has nothing Of account been done since il re-assembled
ON the 4th list-lt InaLe SENATE. Nj. Davis Introduced
a joint resolution to define the authority Of thegPresi.
dent under, the Naval Refining law. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
called for the correspondence and documents in regard
to Central American affairs. Mr.. PogL had leave to
Introduce q bill for the admission of Kansas, which was
referred to the Terrlorisl Committee. The bill is ofer-
ed asa compromise, and provides for ADMISSION under
the Lec6npton Constitutes but requires that the arts
Gle relative to Slavery shall b submitted to direct YOte
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real EstaaeiTransactions

! ,,w3aReaIi Estate 1-ramsaCifonss $50 I'd NJ
Our citizens will please netifyG EyOlafke,e Esq7iiof
all sales of property in toyp, iE order that he may be
able to max, but 4 full ,atstens1t without too much
trouble lie W., q quote the following hi, transactions sipce our
last issue :--ro - traed svI. ,afaeAsh 4GsssfoaT bel
'II sginatius Donhelly rsdldifc Matthew A sMillerfar2 Il
lot Is in block y9s; Slotssl0 $50 inabiock ass4 i
= l2a lot 70s in block 29sSslot 73iia, block "a
III LOT 10 ,indblockt la6js lots 4405 inwa g1sg !
bleck ISL; lot Us in block Las $40 lots. as5o $1,000
Same to, Mary Quinlap,llnt | ns block l50ns basd sil25
Same to- Wm. B. Reed, IL acres timber an II .4sf
the bottom, being part of lot No. Z, sec:.. Hsd 7e 90
town LIS N range, IL W., for !. i. rns,aad 800
iA Al so QhAsssi J, sKRpigghpta 5asassgT ea .e of the same sss.saue,. !
John IL S;;piinnss ,a ii, !, Edmund, 81 Bys ~, ,s,, ! ai:s + I ~ ~
in block AZ, for ,4@afsa ysJssiz 1t Is 400.
Altos ziler TO Henry Trept, lot l6 in block sI.g
81, ID. !. Il IL loo
: { u u iblosk ~. for ~ = sa'.ssoq
Charles /. e IKE t. n psNv ~ rreel' lot 70 II ,.ase, ].
SSss"~ - s'YflpEssYpY s.L1&tsie 1ss go faA ssag trF
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Notice Of sresuionl.

+ Notice IS 81 ,h u b.,j given that . petition will b PFC ui!ed
"a, the Gu pii sssIippors ut their nszt imecli CATER thirty
'dals from this date, for q Public TOAD, h~eglIngiug It
Spring Lake Mill, thence w throagh Llhe bluff where
thae road ksass been partially BUILT BY JFeoc X Ba.set',
thence n. y. oo,,the N. i. angle of Ties y: quarter Of
YES, YES, y ne ssit6 principal neEF Si1l thence s-,sry I u
,wELasrpISt MAY ai%udtcrscaet VII some stree, iipsthe tii,y. q
sprlss Lake, b. la,a' csR.,, MIN, d Dec. y, 1857 1857. a,..
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MILL SITE FOR NOTHING. !

t~ ~ g8H@ Ha3 /: Wars E9TA Ct 3f#g6@ @t3 g" tff8
An. excellent site for a saw mill, with the land at
tached. is offered free to any one who, will erect q mill
thereon. The advantages for receiving and retaining
logs, and floating the lumber with the current into the
river, il unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi
An abundance. of fuel ou the spot. There is an excl
lent homea market, in the rapid growing towns and nu-
ucrcus settbementsin the rich country on both sides the
river. Any one desirous Of further information can
address Ma. MILLER, City Of Nininger, Dakota
County, MINI '5rs jss6 s5s "a af.@ 9 sstp Ii
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General average during 50 years ,lb.41 degrees.
asa 1t vii! be seen by the foregoing that the last month
has besn 5sieggrees warmer than the average---the tner-
curry being higher. than in any year Of which We have
record, sexcspsitSss; slso,y that the December III 1855
and 1856, were respectively six aud seven degrees colder
than the general average.--M ;nsesotiur " fHH boz Az
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES

Mesa.nr.. HAINEs 4 SMITH, Pine Bend, N. T..
are offering for sale their first quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on. moderate terms. Orders solicited
suppliei from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those dcsirous If m article that can ID depend
ed on should give them a call.
81 Pine Bend, Aug. "a. 1857
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'Ha gaq o. rl6 BY GEO. w. Edison, Dep. Sheriff.
EA-
9h ,g.4 STOVES STOVES.
4at .tag 4.~1 - Are ass
fe4 m rHE N1NINGEP " p

I A large supply Of COOKING. PARLOR and Of
FICE STOVES. have just received by the undersigned,
which they offer at the most molerates rates to the
citizens Of this and the adj"ining neighborhoods.
Also a large assortment, of tin and sheet-iron ware to
suit the wants Of the public. gl,a Il
Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly. b
Roofs timed in the best manner TO order. ,5
Rags, lead, copper brass, etc, taken in exchange fer
goods. a VIA ID II sssfs4eg "a {sf KEMP & Go. +
= City Of .Nininger, Oct. 81, 1857. IL
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.

PINE BEND BRICK YARD.
Il The undersigned have on hand at their, yard ! large
.mount Of baick, Of = quality unsurpassed + any other
orders immediately. They will Be delivered If desired.
M sa. as Y.SSELLIe& QRONKHITE,
Pine Bend, q. T., Aug, a4,sls57 .ssg 81 = III,
4 Valuable Claim @<A Y
II OF 100 arre&, for ssle. situated II miles from Faril.
bault, and ~ from ShisldsvilIe it has good running
water, rs acres Of timber. and thirty acres Of msadoSI,
the balance being good pillow lsdd. sA,oac sss4s =
d. Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, Ave miles from Laks-
willie, which il equally1 divided - 1pfiaifis and timber;
has living water, (: slfIsqdire'0f s1s 9 @ woA 9Aa
rs zig Ysvss4sa ,izlfa.. j. N. HTLLHOUSE.a
City Of Nininger,; Aug g, 1857 &C 81 size' D
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NEW ENGLAND HOTELs /
10 CorSneraof Second and Sibley Streets sHi s

u ia bIao9 81 .G3#is 90 q05n 8Faa@' 2 IT.
HASTINGS, 4ng .lanog! I'D ..9sGoi .n3ia-M i.
efe1 TT.sTS9.. eeY'ODsfe'f nfss :fA - e'aa'1 ssFsse'
The attention oftths travelling community, particu!
larly Of the farmers from the back country, is called to
the excellent lstabling attached to the New England
Hotel. They will 6ud the Proprietor disposed to render
them every att4G,ion. e91ad 50 500 y s9t spa4 6tf =
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For Sale
go ga1 ]. M .s~5a . :
1ad SNNNAAE. 's4 @'fs 4a+
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M Il AMI. soa'

%&~-+ EA8 43aAsa3 N4S F
Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue, snI
sLevee, City Of N~lnlnger, N To- :
The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens
of Washington, Scott. Kice, Goodhue, lie Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, thar 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 and being DESTROYS, Of establishing himself,
would say to citizens Of the ab6vesnarbed counties. that
all goods received BY hinHwil be free of storage for
thirtc days after their receipt: f'aas f@s
As Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part of the back country than the adjoining tswn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Ninihger will save
at least six miles of teaming, a matter the importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public 49, i
as4@G : sse9 s.s assNJ. M. uILLHOUSE,
j. R. Case, Eagle Saw Mill, I ] d.aod5 SIS Iea sa saas
G. O. Robertson. Esq. sg 81 +1sid f9 1esatS hssl
1gnatius Dpnnelly. Esq, Niningsr, NJ. ]. fa~.ss
Ge". II. Burns, Banker,
.a N. A. Miller, Civil Eng, 81 $
i John Ni"inger. Esq, s4ls' h.-5f I s. Pxul. N. T.
OH. West. Forwarding & Com. Merchant. g. Ls'ois.a Mo.
Ogden 4 Copp.ai ~ 3naae 80 eeW Burlington! lows.
W.. H. johnson & C0.,u >os / ESQ Dnnl+i h, I'LL.
L'rra'n = Cnr frg 9Y4a ee@ .ea + a4ss G"lena. III.
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special Notices.

No. The Rev Mr. Wiicoxsin viii preach every alter.
nate Sabbath at the school house in this town. The
services commence at2A o'clock, /. sMan Next Sunday,
the 18th inst, services uillbe held. Hf,s lg#a gsl
81 Ha- !. @. ct q. f,-The regular weekly meetings Of
Hal, on "Wednesday evenings at 81 o'clock lBYserder,
4, sssat j M J. PERKINS. w. CT.
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House
$. M.oJILLs0N.s Proprietor.
,aa,taxt 4 "a b fsB19aefe l4s9fSM4 ~ az
Corner Of Rice Ayspps and Sixth Street. y
ehs 81. ...ax I-~,.sa.. = hsa9aa E \
20 ga 1871 NxVfNLEK Cx4l, NJ. Y. 4sS.H @46F
q NtNlNGER err, N. r

y This has jsst been opened for the fasseoa,niboaa..
tion fstba public, and guests nify rely On having their
oaGanfnrislpsuperl cared afof,, as ns pains will be spared
to- make thafhsuss equal toitAea 6ess IN the Territory.
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Hereafter we expect 10 give our readers the JotkNAI
every week. instead Of every two weeks. We beliese
that the indications are favorable both at home and
abroad, that the commercial distress is ended, and that
prosperity is returning to the land, we have faith IN
this-enough, at least to undertake what We intended
to have done last year, and which the unexpected none
tary stroubles preyented-rpake our paper useful toeur
subscribers, and an exponent of the progress OF our
town and State In undertaking this we ,eposcS with
confidence in friends, and all who are interested in the
prosperity of Niningvr, that our exerticns' will be met
with corresponding encouragement, until the improving
state Of Affairs shall assume its wonted strength.fifH fe
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The incorporation Of u City.

We are requested to state that on Saturday evening
next, at s o 'eioek, a meeting Of our citizens will be held
a, the fremont Hall, 10 take the preparatory steps for
obtaining a City Charter: A draft OF a Charter will be
read for amendment and adoption by our citizens We
need scarcely enforce upon our people the Importance OF
this matter. q a ee~s =
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20

SHOT AccIDENTALLY.-Thomas Harrigan, fa-
mniarly known as Buck Harrigan. was acci-
dentally shot in the Union Saloon, on second
street, about half past II o'clock Wednesday
night under the following circumstances. He
had thrown some change upon the counter.
and having returned the money to the right
hand pocket of his pants in which was a
loaded Derringer, in Withdrawing his hand
he lifted the hammer of the pistol, resulting
in the explosion of the charge. The ball
passed through the pocket and entered his
left thigh, passing downward obliquely be.
low the bone and within the eighth Of an inch
of the felnoral artery and lodged between the
tendons and muscles of the knee Joint. DR..
Frey was called and examined the wound
The ball was found and extracted yesterday
morning The wound is severe but not dan
gerous.-Sdc Union, yeSterdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20

NEVADA GENIUs-The editor of the Pacific
pays high but deserved compliment to the
genius of Nevada in making improvements in
the modes of extracting gold from the soil
The long tom, great advance upon the old
rocker was first brought into use in thi,
county. Then sluices were invented here
and from this place introduced all over the
State and into the gold fields of Australia.
The first ditch for mining purposes was dug
in this county.
Matteson discovered the process of tearing
down mountains by hydraulic power and ap-
piled it first on American Hill The mode
has added immense power to the miner
wherever it is known.
Next, the miners of North San Juan in this
county, have resorted to gunpowder to CT TIM
BILE and demolish their banks with success
The Pacific queries if Nevada men might not
ne heard of shortly mining 10y electricity
NeVadd Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-20

DoDGING ToLL-We were yesterday some
what amused says the 5. F. Call, to see the
tricks resorted to by the draymen to avoid
the payment of tolls on the wharves. The
amount usually charged is 25 cents toll for
each load of merchandise passing through the
gate. To save this % cents number of sin
gle drays take their loads, intended for the
boats, near to the gate where several of them
transfer their merchandise to one large double
dray' which takes the aggregated loads down
to the boat. BY this manoeuvre the dray.
men manage to save several dollars during
the day, as the large load has only to pay
the same toll as one of the small ones.