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SHLRIFF,S SALE.
TERRiTOxY OF MIN>xse7A,
p Uuuntv 0f UakutA. /.

~ .E ~N~ w A00Vs~s ~ |9 - %-.+ go
By virtue Of two execute, ns-one ID favor Of W. P.
H'llesry and Richard Washington, 10 CO. partners, under
the narue of Hillesry u Washington, and one in favor
Of W!P Hilleary,-both against Dr.. Thomas Foster, the
hrst for $554 II, the other for $-4l.O4, besides the cost
Ut said executlons-which executions issued out of and
under the seal Of the District Court for said County Of
Dakota, on the 23d day Of March, A.. D., 1S5s,-I
have this 24th day IF March, A. D 1854, levied upon
the + Flowing described real estate, in said County of
Dakota, rs the property Of the said Dr.. Thomas Foster,
to wit 1.-The north east quarter Of section thirty -four
go, township one hundred and fifteen (ll5), range
"evt nteen (l7), west, except all the bed Of the Yermil-
!'an river that is within the boundaries IF said quarter
section, and all the water til :reof, an the banks Of said
river Oh both sides thereof for u distance of ~s;xty-six
t66) feet from high water mark, With the right to sereot
mills, slalce Ways, races, xnf all other privileges requis-
tie fr tue proper use and enjoyment Of v~id water
power, together with 10 much Of said quarter section a.
may be west 0f said stream, included between the left
r west branch Of the river, and the west line Of said
quarter section, measuring from the tally stake near
where the said west iiue crosses the river, running north
hf'y (5O) rods, thence east ia he river, (ssid exception
supposed to CONTAIN nine (9) acres, more or less), also
Excepting "ne acre Of land on the east side Of the river
where the dam is now erected
Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above de-.
>cribed real estste on Saturday, the 9Th If May n.xt. at
~ o'clock in the forenoon, in front Of the New Eng.
land House, in the City ~ Hastings, ia said County,
{" satisfy the said executions. together With the interest
and costs thereon. JOHN DEVLlN. sheriff.
E BY: Gg"RaE W. Edison, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Hastings, March ~, a. b. 1858.
l.. L . SMITH, Attorps vs. tor Plaintiffs. p 6
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a Wonderful Coincidence.
OiNTMEN7.

The anniversary # the i"'rodactcn 1t uosl way. Oint
nent ought =" be = jubilee forever l. has sav~i 6 un'ie-s
ag"py and death Starting from the surface 10 which it j.
ap ,liei. its healing hahn fnds it's way thr"ugh every caaa.
ing and ligamr"t IT the b"dy T." the very .""rte AMI basis
ef al Hrupsive, ulc~r,ur, tunup r,ux. and rancer..us diseases,
It ~exting"ish n tie febri'e principle thai feeds item. and
the outward symptoms fade, heal aEd pass away with 4
rapidity incr dihle to 'hos. . ho have n { witnessed il.
Scr"fxAxs Esxpi"ss amt Ulcers.
The poison If scrofula has never bsen neu,ralized or ey-
relt-d hy any Is the remedies Of the rhnr."ac'peia. The
Sale An'id"te (" this virnlent and destructive elea,ens is
II .'"way = Ointment Msjendie L Brodie. the great French
There is AZ firm If scrsfuIa that may not be cuntrvlisd and
cured by this balssmic remedy.
Grec~rs aad Txxors. +
The knife or caustic may remove a cancer or tumor. bat
tha S'eda Ut the terrible excrescence remain in the bcMd aid
Il IL sn"n reproduced in u ~ors. form thnn bef,re Hvllo-
way's O"tmsnt. "n the contrary. penetrates into the -circa-
latt"n AMI pervades every infecied ve>icle. and kilIs the die.
Ease b, destroy ing tho corr"sve principle that g.nerste ! snd
sustains IL
determinations Of liz N;n.
All rashes and ordinary e~rnpti"ns. NJ we'll 40 erysipe'as,
acne. ringworm. csthunoles. sssld head. sslt rhsnm. ieprosy.
pr'cklv heat. ETC.. are removed BY . few applications of the
Ointment. i.
Accid~nlsl injuries. wound, aprsins, bruises. salds and
I"r"s arc immediately r~lrv d ~ its spplic.,ion : The ir-
q .mma,inn quickly s,heides. f.vrr and k"ckjsw are pref ont
ed and under . persrvsring usr "f the preparation the pro-
cs 1T healing 10 sM"n accomplished IL
x The Ointment and the Pills should both b usei In the
following cases :-Buni"n.. Borns. Ch.pped Hands. Grill
hlains, Fistuls, ti"ut. Lumhag.. Mercurisl Eruptisns. Piles,
Rhe"mssism. Ringw"rm. Salt Rh~un. ScsIds. Skin Disess.
~. Swelled gland, Sure legs, s re hr~asss, Sra heads. Sure
Thr. as.: s 70. 81 all kinds. SPr.in.. s'i6 Jui"t-, letter.
Ulcers. Vs"errnl S'ra, " "unds 1t MI kiais. i
CAUTION Nome are 6 nuine unle~a the wardA stIaJks
way, New York an L.hdos.' ar. discerst,l. e : water
mark in every leaf IT the buck nf directi"a.a ar"und earh
PIT or hnx: he same "sy hr isfnly seeu by hulding the
leaf ~ the lixht, 4 hsn'A~'me reward will 10 given {" any
ana ~randerios such information ~ may le~i t. the d '..e'i"n
ofa"y party "r parties 6. unt-rf"i'ing I e msdicises or vend.
Ing the same, knowing them t" he .pu'i"us.
- Sold 1T tho m n. factory at PrOtexRur H. IOway. 70
Maiden Lane, New Yak. and ~ all s~spec'alk l~sgx;.ss
and dealers in medicine thr'u&h"ut he United S,ss~. and
th. civil zrd world. in p"s u, Is cent?. 63 cent. an 5! each.
= - rseFsis . considerable saving by taking the large
sis-s. So So II y ssg
\: B. Directicrs CIR the guidance Of patients in every
diarder ae affixed b, earh pat.
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Herr 4 stones AAdlllsa.

Having completed our addition | ana prepared to offer
anumbcr Of very valuable CRY Lots for sale. Thu:
addition is universally prosouuced the most beautiful
par, Of Niningcr City, and lying as it does convenient
to The Upper Levee, which will when properly impr"ve
be the main Steamboat landing, AMI also the lsndin.
for the Ferry -boat-it must very soon become the m"s
valuable part Of the city. am prepared to sell lots :"
easy terms and at low prices u p.rs'ns who may dcsir
to build aud open any kind Of mercantile or 'nechanira
husim,ss. To parties wishing t" q" 'nto misunderstanding
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furn'
ture, Nininger City holds out great Inducements. | am'
ready to afford every fucili.y and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 90 into either OF these opera.
tons. anI
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
ERlNG, Esq, 81. Paul, ~.
JOSEPH C. HERR,
5:ly :22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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: ,aass J. N. HILLHoCSE.
STORAGE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
nj T. RCH l..

- Corner of Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of Manager. N r.
The undersigned begs to give notice to the ci'i1ens
Of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, that he has just opened his Wsre.
house on the Levee at Nininger CITY, and would solicit
any business of q Storage, forwarding, or Commission
character and being DESTROYS, of establishing himself,
would say to citizens Of the above named counties. that
all goods received by him will be free Of storage for
thirtr days after their receipt. ga
AS Nininger is vt least three miles nearer the greater
part of the back country than the aijoining tewn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
1T least six miles Of teaming, a matter the importance OF
which need not be urged upon the public:
ISIS ~.ao. 1e u j. NJ. llILLuOUSE,
J. r. Case, Eagle Saw Mill. !
G. O. Robertson. ESQ.,,
Ignsiius D"nnelly, E>q, Nininger, M. i.
Ge". II. Burns. BANKER. s, lT~-.s1
N. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Niningsr. ksq. st. Paul. MT.
Qus West, Forwarding 4 Com. Merchant. s.. L uis. Mo-.
Ogden & Coop, Burlington. Iowa.
". 1. Juans,n L Co., Duni+i h, Ill.
LDrrain f. Co.,. s3ua Gxlena. III.
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N1v1NcER PR0rERrr FeR SALE,

b The uadersigped offers the ~fll"wing lots IN Nininger
City on reasonable terms. an ut = particularly lo~
figure to those vho desire to make improvements. NJ
Improvement clause i! sA. ~ e@y Iii
Lors5. g., block ~; 8 block 100 2 Q block ITO;
block ia; 3 10 block It's; 10. H.. bhck il6
s 9 10. 90, block 81; g. II. II block 60; Is. 10
%. Is, i6. block So; I. s. ~. block 81; 1. =. g..
hIock 81; I. H., black S2 y H., block 81; L.a2
blosi 1855 g.. III; 1s2. H., bl.~k l45 I. 9. 10. II
l4.pi5. Is. IL, block 1872 g.. black 1856; | 2. 8. 4
y. s., block $50; II. u. l6. II 49,, hlnck 98; G..
block IS; II. 10. ~. 20 81. %. % block 40 IS. 4
Is. 49,, btck JOG; g., block a; 20. block %: 9
TO-, blosk 1856. sd JKoa A.W JoasA,7fk
ATTY. At Law, O&ee With Jno Niniager, ED,
27l&mos Saint Psal, MipsesetA
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TEsRiroRy OF MINNESOTA. ]
County { lI.ko'a, :
Prlhate Quurf.

At a special session Of the Probate Court holden in
and for the County of Dakota. at the Probate Office, in
the city Of II .stins., on Saturlty, April II, 1855.
Present-JohnJ McVay, Judge.
10 the matter Of the petition Of Anne Claude Martin,
widow of Al"'niiss Mar.id, r., Of saiid. o"up.y, deceased,
aud L 'us Fancier, praying for reasons set forth, that
George :. Whitman be app 'inted Administration 8 ,s1id
deceased. es .es 3 81 " Z So: "a
On reading and filing said petition II issofiefsd1Ithp
said petition be heard at the Probate Office ,ffAy sid
county, at Hastings, on Mond.y, the ION M Aay
nr4t, at = O'Clock ID the afternoon Of day. AID
it is further ordered shat notice hsagivep to ali persons
interested to appear at said THE snd place, and chow
cause Why the prayer Of said pentiopers should not be
granted, and that notice be- given by Publishing sthis
order in the .Ensiyra"t Hit J1xrnnk, . Weekly news
paper, published 1t Nininger city, for three successive
Apr2i JOHN j. 1evAY, Judge Of Prob.ss.
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NlNlNGElts CITY LOTSI GOR
SALE.

0D-~SsSS - OO -
a'.'sS kssnl.ser es.yrx5oo "
Tho yalua'e tract Of lsafsdjoipiag the ea. i 4 &
# the City Of Nininger hassB1 ksea surveyed $3.50
ed, the pr"p'ie'ors now offer - for .is q xSses-
~nodating terms. = 49,.
Cou'iguou. to the main improve spd i, 49,
se proximity t" the Levee, the gfsd9 direct ~
,sw Mill, Reeds Sab, Blind T. Door Fac \. Ks1Ss.
't"ve 4 Hardware D. POT, l. ici,ot Il Clark sd1r5cehe
Hotel, Warehouses;, Grist, Mil, and Pristin) EoG1sttAs
undersigned feel Justified in claiming for thd <1pGsszset-
: value either as business locations Or for ste nj
The lots are considerably larger than cot}> rssiaka
lots III the original town limits; the streets rui 1911
to-, aud at the font Of the bluff, thus preservipa Hsaaiaa
sites Of uneqnal'ed beauty and commanding pouS.
Whatever improvements experience suggested, hsye |,
III the survey If this addition re1sndtm =
expense Hr ~sseriice 81 griund. I'd aag& Is4v f5s :
a large p'rfiun Of the River Front has been reaGued
for the Engine n"use. Machine Shops, Car Sidinm.
Freight aud Passenger Depote, &c, of the Nifinae
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey 81 viS5eh
HIS been commenced, and the route Of which q nd;;cce.ke
on the maps 1T the Addition furnishes the only prsesisa-
be grade oy which connection caA be had with the uis-
sissippi River
The Travelled Road to and from the neighborias tStn
IT Hastings passes thr ugh thi. addition, and = brSel
Avenue has been laid out with a view Of strsiahf9aassh9
the Road, diminishing the distance, anil speediIy iesssf-
ing It a great thor"ughfare. 80 a~m - a.-o--.
Lots IN this Addition will be sold without any onss.
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natur,i
advantage Of the location has already induced lie on.
rent ct business and Improvement in this direekle.
Such c"nditi"ns are therefore unnecessary bus til pss-
prietors will Away be prepared to offer liberal induce
menfs to Machinists, Manufacturers. Mechanics, nd
others whose pursuits are calculated to ~accslsrate u
progress OF Nininger. s saa - 81
For fur her Information apply personally o. b. na2
to either OF the under igned Prnprietors.r -.
DONNELLY. Niainser Csev.
JAMES X. CASE,
GEORGE Il. BURNS. .aaa9.
7. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Winslow usose. r. n.,l-
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT -Eruptinns. boiis and ul-
GERS are bad enough when men are the sufferers, but
when the delicate skin Of woman is invaded by such
blemishes, we feel a deeper COMMUNICATION for the a6aiet-
ed one 1t will be no news to thousands Of the gentle
sx that H"lloway's 0 ntmeut is a complete obIiterant
Of such dis6gurements To th"sc VII" are not posted
upon this subject, it may be proper to say that this
benefcent preparation removes all such nuisances
promptly, safely, aud without leaving = scar behind.
Avoid all liquid cosmetics. AMI use only this soothing
vegetable production in all cases Of external indamma.
tiou ..rrs-.
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HCw to make Money!.
ROOrYNG, RO0FyNE

The snb-criber~ having purchased the exclusive right
# WESnS GIL VANIC CEMENT, for ruc6ng,
for Minnesota. are now prepared /" sell Town and County
rights throughout the State. or to contract for putting
on r""6ng IN the shortest notice and most re. s"nable
terms. Any person wishing to engage in a basi"ess
that will pay. csusot d. better than To- corsesp"nd With
the Subscribers, When fall passiaisrs will be given,
showing, ~ tho Mest undouhted testimony, the great
superiority of West's Gxlvsnic Cement over al rosv6ngs
ia iase As ases 1a 1a4s earle 4 CHENEY.
NiniDger, Dakota County, MINI, 1858. "a
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SECOND TCX!
LII N Der

Al the EAGLE SAW MILL, City If Nininyer,
e la .ota C"s"ty, ~ r..
The Proprietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
ard completed their extt n,ive arrangements to fill all
orders for lumber ut short notice aud ut the lowest
market rates.
They are also manufacturing a 6rst class quality Of
LATH, which they will sell at 3d. per N. And are
also turning out 81 PERIOR SHINGLES, which
they .fer fer FIVE dollars per N.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
determined to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
counties with az good and cheap Lumber as can be pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
.saloW heat, Com. and Oats taken in exchange for Lum-
Der at the Market prices. j. Il. CASE h CO.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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NIXINGER CITY STEAMSHIP MILL
NLPERIOR LLMBER

80 "a n. sLLWBEK 20 lFEa43H
Cheap FIR G.h or Farm ls~dxct.
This mill, lately own'd BY Messrs BIaktly 4 Truax,
will, after the 18th. inst. De carried % by the under
signed. Lumber and Lath' Of superior quality will be
kept constantly on haud and offered at prices US low Us
the lowast. Citizens If this and the adjoining towns
are solicited to give him y call AMI see what hs has to
Offer before going elsewhere to purchase,
~ Wheat, Corn, anu Oats received in exchange for
lumber at cash prices. sa4A STEPHEN KEMP.
ANiniuger, M,u March 9th 1855.
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The subscriber has a few acres Of land adjoining
the Town Of Nininger on the east side. which b. will
dispose of in p.r:els Of ab mt tw' acres, at prices
ranging from 975 to Sl25 each. It is beautifully
situated for homesteads, being high aud dry. and rich
in soil for gardening, AMI convenient to e l, spr'n of
water. The lead,n, avenue between Mining ger an
Hastings il laid cut close by it. If any property
will rise in value this certainly must. Terms easy
Inquire Of A. REED or Of VIM. b. REED.
Nininger, April %, 1853.
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We did not get out a number Of our paper last week.
owing to our not receiving the paper we ordered in season.
When it did arrive We found it smaller than what we
have heretofore used, which makes the journal look
cramped. We shall get a supply from the East as soon
as possible, and hope to avoid such unpleasant pred'ca'
mepts in future.
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Valuable Property for Sale

A well-located double house with four lots Of groupl
in block IS, on the principal thoroughfare from the
Levee, is offered by the subscriber cheap and on cas-,
terma. 1t il we'll situated for a business stsnd-espe
cially.a boarding house, and is occupied for that pur
pose at present.
Also, q house on block IS, in Fifth street, with three
lots. and ten lots IN Donnelly Avenue.
Also, Eve lots IN block 1911. lnqa're Of
.Niniuyer. April 26. 1853. 7. YEAGER
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Dissolution Of Copartner.
SIS 4, b shin.
RAKE LUANCE no PURCHASE
REAL e

fI1ve H"mic fricts e 2niY@-
Tho undersigned has now ID his hands ) large amount
Of farming ana timber lands Of various descriptions,
which he is ready to dispose sfon the most satisfactory
ter nus to purchasers. This. is: the. time to make rare
bargains, and none better can be offered than those by
4' 4 p III HENRY CALErF,
Office corner Of Clarke Avenue aud 9TH vt.
Niningcr, March y, 1858.
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DIED

At IA residence, near Point Douglas, on Sunday.
c5th il -, BAR rHoLoMEw MoULTJN, Esq of paraly-
sis, agt6, 81 years, aas w.-I 5-.
Mr., A"ulton was one Of the FIRST pioneers in Wash
iupton county, where be maintained the character Of a
worthy member Of society, and has left a large family
and numerous friends to regret his loss. -r.s
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Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, April
9th. 43o O..
NiNINaER, April 9th, 1853. a
~ The Rev. Nh. Cressy will preach at fremont
Hail, IN this town, next Sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock,
and in the evening at ~ O'Clock.
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Agricultural Meeting.

A meeting Of the farmers at L,keville will be held
at that place, on Thursday next, the 9Th of May to
forward the interests of the Dakota County Agricultu-
raj Society. Mr.. VIM. Jones will be present from
vermillion to explain its object and plan, and to receive
subscriptions, AMI give certi6ca ties Of membership.
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~. MI. VIM. Jones is authorized to act as our
Agent in getting subscribers to the Journ Il in Dakota
county.
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PLANTS.
Pie Plant Roots. Strawberry Plants. Currant and
Gooseberry Slips, fur sale ~ II. w. CRESSY
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.Gbr Gml9tal1' aio suurua|.
JOB PRINTING NEATLY s PROMPTLY EXECUTED

N. Flour, meal, butter, eggs. CO., are received at
this office in exchange for the JournA.
- Copies Of the JOURNAL, in wrappers for mailing,
NAV now be had for Eve cents.
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Territory of Minnesota.
County Of Dakota. ;
Pnlhara EAnrf

At a special session Of the Probate Court, held in and
70: said County, at the Probate Office, at Hastings, in
said County, on Tuesday, April p, 1858.
Present John J. McVay, Judge.
In the matter of the petition Of VIM A Bissell,
praying to be appointed Adpinistrstor Of Warren Ais:
sell, late 9f said County, deceased, ~intestate.
O.! reading and filing said petition, it is ordered
That said petition be heard at the Pr,.bate Odics, at
Hastings, "n Thursday, May 20th, 1859, aud that notice
De give" to all persons interested to appear at said time
prayer It said petitioner should not be granted; and
that said notice te given by publishing y copy Of this
order in the Emiyra"t Aid .L,urn"I, 4 weekly news.
paper published IN the City Of Nininyer, in said Coun,
~, three successive weeks previous to the day appointed
for said hcariug. I.
Apr2S JOHN J. McVAY, Judge Of Probate.
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e.

Notice is hereby given thai. | shall preseeA On Mon
day next, May Sd, to put the ordinance in force against
hogs found running ut large in the town If Nininger.
4 April 2S,s 1859. Al UuENEY, Marshal.
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For Sale.
A first rate grist mill, with two run Of st..ne, on rea-
<onahle ter,us. Apply to, H. II. SPENCER.
6f Ef + Louisville. NJ. +.
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We call the ate nth a "f"ii Citizens to the harshal's
notice, that he will proceed on Monday next to enforce
the Town Ordinance against animals found running at
large. ia 2
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The Democratic Convention to nominate = ,~cantldate
for the Legislature from this County, in place of J-C.
Dow, resigned, will take place at hastings on the 9th
Nav.
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The subscriber has just returned faom Illin, Tia, where
be purchased q large SUI : y Of the best Chin .se Sugar
Cane Seed in market He now off RS it t. the farmers
Of Minnesota, believing it will be for their interests to
cultivate it, and raise their own sugar and syrup, and
heretofore existing. The Cane will be found = valuable
and economical food for stock. which alone should JUS
tify its culture. The above seed is warranted a pure
article. 1t may be had in all the principal stores in
this country, and at bis house in Ninipger:
B.. BURBANK.
Ninipger, April 26, 1858, e1vfmQgB 2
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AuSAo PCSuoIo w Wv Va AS o1A0 y soAo V"NuAy
in which u greater am unt of improvements is going on
than in Nininger. We have heretofore enumerated q
large number Of buildings in process Of erection. We
have to add to these the following:
AIR VIM. Milroy, an intelligent and cnterprisi"g
young man, lately from Canada, L. erecting u building
next o Mr Whites saloon.
Near Mr.. Agnes, on the ridge hack Of Mr. D 'nnelly 8
resi- zen Sc, We notice a new building g'ing up within the
LIS, two or three days. We do not know the owner 3
n ,mc. m%
Mr.. Tomas Asken, has his frame raised for quite .
good 3 Z ID house, in block Al. Mr. Asker is one Of q
number Of Norwegians in oar town they constitute an
Industrious and valuable part Of our population.
Next door to Mr.. Asker, Mr.. Matthew Penning IL
N king arrangements to erect a house
We also learn that one Of the employees in MI. C,se' y
mill, has built Ola the lower part OF the eastern addition.
Others are preparing to follow his example.
Mr.. Knights house, mentioned in Il former paper as
about to g. up, is now nearly covered in.
On all sides we hear Of parties making arrangements
TO build. Our town will undoubtedly double in size
during the present year, and that too at Il time when
almost all other places are standing still.
We are happy to not ce that Mr.. Eaton has recon-
menced the building of his griss uill, suspended by the
crisis last fall. This Improvement is Of great import.
ance to til town -.