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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.
l AN receiving direct from the man -
~ ufaotores, ali the latest styles Of Spring -
~ aid Summer HATS and CAPS. consisting Ia
- IN part of the best Cashmere SOft Fur Hats of
all qualities. Also, full assortment Of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps Will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash. To punctual dealers
B. r. CUTTER,
No. 80 and SO. cor, Of Broadway and Coege sts.
mar Is Nashville, Tenn.
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Nails.

n 900 KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO loo kegs Gour barrel nails;
loo Z" flushing ."
loo Z" fencing Z"
90 ." :, 5, and inch Spikes in store
and FOR sale by W. Ii. GORDON * 90.
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sugar.

SAeas.
40 HHDS Common, Far, Prime and Choice Lou
ITO Is.iua sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
l.5 " Lual sugar,
80 - Clarified sugar;
90 boxes white Havana sugar; in store and for
sale by ". H. GORDON x 90.
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Scales! Scales,.

A FULL stock of FAIRBANKS celebrated Scales, Dor
n maut, Platform, Grocers Counter and Beams
Also Hay and Coal Scales IN store, for sale al F1cto-
~ prices by ". II. GORDON & Co,
jaM29 sole Agents Tor hi'1dc Ieuncssee-
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WHISKY. sc.

Potatoes, Ncr Nc, NC
Country dealers farmers having any Of the above
for sale will wei to call when they visit the
CITY June 2b-u
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From the NV Nork Dispatch.

.esSe gsenEn4e as wsssin
Oh come to the West, the land of our hope,
Oh! come to the West there is pleIty of scope :Fct
Leave your cities, where misery and poverty's found, ii
For the West, and dig happiness out of the ground. s7
There happiness reigns, contentment and peace, ''iSpo"
New pleasures are found, and your sorrows will cease.
Oh! come to: the West, with stout hearts and hands
Oh! come there alone, or in joyful bsnds;1l' . w
Take = new lease of life, and leave cure behind, ,afoh
All you want ia this world you are sure to And a. g
Pleasures never dreamed of are there to be found ~
Sorrow ne'er came from its b~ountifal ground - &@ssD
Why stay in the NorM-why stay you there, 7@1 n' A'vi
In sorrow aad wretchedness, more than your share 20 .ol
You may live in a garnet, content with your lot, !" 42a
Work hard all day long and ne'er save a groat - y
Your children In idleness, what can they do ?e1sie1'et
Oh! come to the, west they'll be a blessing to YOU.
Why stay in the E,st, with its old barren soil, aj es}
Where a scant crop, at best, rewards all your eclE ~
With your broken-down health and burden Of i'll! has
Half work at that, and the workhouse in view ii sea
Oh come to the West, and begin life anew. sm 7b' ea
-. fA' G1 4 lGI 81 SE1 uut@a lava 42'tS z HtA3s so
Why stay in the South, where you meier can obtain
That rank in creation that tAatG o did ordain 81
Where. labor's looked down on, and bad pay at that
Your rank it is doubtful, you cannot tell what. g,-
We have acres unbounded, they are there for You still +:
Oh come to the West, with your harrow and drill.
Then come TO the West, where the sun sets in gold, p
And the beauties of nature you there will behold;
Your labor rewarded with comfort snd ease, aj j. t14
Your hive all around, your children the bees. o-
Spend the evening OF life, aud year SUI It will set
In that glorious West, and you meier will regret. ari
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REAL ESTATE g. GENERAL AGENT,

IogC0NVEYAyCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC, oae
- SsEo"s tla..n,...M st !. s,... - e @sisaA II FL
safst hnFsa NlMNGER.u MINNESOTA. ssiisfri naA
viii siuv . attend t, buying and selling land and
City Lots on Commission. Fsn7'sa FAi b'ssFe'q 2e4a
Viii negotiate Loans, yielding from 20 to 10 pr,
cent 4; 4 month on uns xceeptioh.tle Real Estate security
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants. 2 ~ ,#i
DEEDs,, ! MoardAdEs DEcLXkAfoxY STATEMENTS
and other instruments Of writing neatly and a~ccarateI,
drawn. 3~t'Jt<A"' ''sf'As fns
REFERS By PERMISSION TO
His Excellencys. CIV. Medary, 81 srSiaa,s Minnesota.
ExalG6v.a Alex. Ramsey, 20 sai''9f'' sd4easg IS RI
John Niniuger, NiSinges,sJ s7ai oH .sga',a4" a ss4
CoLsaoha M. Stevens, Glencoe, ass go. 46, s,Msap ~
Cock 4 Sargent, payeppQrt, IoHa.
John Ludlow, Prest Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
levi Khinehart, pfes't M:H V.BEi State ania aa.ff -
Hon. Sampson Mason, tTGq 6 fsaisea 3aisl 'auoo sts,M
Peter Odliu, President Dayton BIZ. State Blk Dayton, "
Ei,Ase& TT. MlQre, Dayton, Ohio ..s..s h..
-. Ef.-sam g. N' -" tt@A
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SMITH. HANCOCK s THOMAS.

EtITEFI ia % hDDIIIUN 1U NINSINUEN7- - =
This addition, consisting of EIGHTY ACRES. have been surveyed
and plated in connection with the original town Of Nininger: 1t
hes within the limits of the original town and is bounded by it
on three sides. The lots lie as near the river and thu levee, a.
he same number Of lots as first laid out by the preprietors.
They ere the only lots to which no building obligation has been
attached; they are sold free of nj. membranes This locality
IL unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river: it has ali
easy access to an extensive back country of great fertility. and
Affords o shipping point for a section Of territory, reaching at
least one hundred miles into the interior. 'Nininger has within
three months acquired a population Of two hundred, persons.
Applications for lots can be made to DR.. F. q. SIXTH OF t.
ANDREW LEvERINo, Real Estate Dealer, Of st: Paul, or 70 the
sndsrsigned. aetseaaet3 ecs ..srsfi lse.a.f -vsA
HANCOCK & THOMAS.
MINNEAPOLIS. MI
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copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for thirty dollars:
and SO on.
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TEEN ,cENTsa year for. each Of the Reviews.
Reuittanccs for any Of the above publications should be
addressed to the publishers, LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.
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The undersigned. Proprietor Of The cRr o. NisIsorx, Dsteta
County, Minnes6ts, haeby gives Pshxt ND4ss 10 II 1Gtqysho
have purchased lots in the said City. ptsr md subject 20 the
ordinary covenant expresssd In ~ &614ie ~, tofsou9enesa
certain amount Of Improvement tberjs sipraeed. sthin sis
months from the date Of the same. md . enish fhe said improve
ments within two years thererom; that .snon- eonrrlfadce*ith q
part Of the said covenant win be ccnAtkrxda non com fsnce
with the terms Of the whole. and that every TOT for which 81 fcs
expiration Of tie said period gf Elk tHHeethA "a imprasement hn.
been com will be considered forfeited. md feysrssd3o tic
and will be BY him resOad, Ans ssnsT II isad
les5 5ad EVER bsen executed by him for4hs s.k. OF .essssD
sA.a5 <i@Aiss t-is sTsaTe'a9 90 g~hkerJufss xIEJsasg.
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. This town is located on the junction of the Dodd and
sFaribault roads, in Rice County, N. T., on the N. +.
quarter Of Section Is, Town III, nnge 2l west. 1t
is a we'll tinbered district, and has . steam saw mill,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop; &c, and already contains
some 25 inhaabifasnskts, and others coming Is, although
only laid out in, J uhe last. Information rclating to the
town may be had by addressing s. W.MlLLER, Union
Lake, Nj. T.. = "ioi o. Y -, 6tf ,
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A RARE CHANCE.

established in Nininger, will sell to any party who will take
the matter in hand, an excellent Brick Msshine Of New
York manufacture, the necessary amount of clay and
timber and, and will receive his pay for the same in
bricks at the current prices. Address asfq79s II
3" eaa ''ca5hfma4. iGNATIUS DONNELLY,
~"4a : a'isif9Eg a.E ~ Nininger, Minnesota.
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7PLANINGl PLANINGt

Type, Stereotype x Electrfotyyppse Foundry,
]. ID. = ! AND ,pRrNTERs WAREHOUSE! IL -
'osvssref Edss waser asd Spring Streets M1oaakse,
g - ess .Esvs as4'a = Wisconsim. asidF 9Efts 9 Iiao
HavffnHgg completed our arrangements for the above
business 81 this city we would invite the cooperation Of
the printsars ii this and surrounding States II its behalf.
Cur faeiiBeai are equal to any Foundry inshe country
for msnufa etesln Type and Printers Material; and for
beauty of 6aishHand r~hardnessa Of metal cannot be sur
passed in this or any other country The faces Of or
5Rype, ere all 8 modern !, and most approved sty1e.sand
We shall endeayer. TO- compete with our Eastern brethren
in getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts; Orna-
ments, &el9iWe arein daily receipt of al new faces
as they are made in, the East, and in, advaice of any
other Establishment at the West. foa vow eais;s :.
Being Agents for some of the best Type Foundries
and Press and Ink Manufactures at the East,swe shall
keep constantly on band 81 allsasortment Of eyesyyarier
ty OF material sysm bs0a II ha}e49as "a S. =
. Presses, Wood Type, etc. furnished at Manufacturer
3 Orders for ,Stereotyping, Engraving, &c, promptly
to- .sTsisea sHTil&d aaa la af .el2sM ~
! We shall issue in tho course Of the next three months
a new Specimen Book, which will be furnished on
uppaicahoa. iss l.yI ri 9g Asgc sa3 7f 5at st88 20 IL,
% ea9- Printers OF, Newspapers who choose to publish
hissAdsertisement including this note, one month, will
be allowed their bills, At the time of purchasing three
times the amountaof our manufacture "a Il Is
- EDWARD MILLER, Late Of Albany, N. Y.
.sH&A.sSYARR, Lstesof Stars Printing Office.
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2 ,hqdSTOVES STOVES. a.a e. ~,
AT THE C7TYOF N1N1NGER. n. Z

=
A large, supply Of COOKING, PARf0k and Of
FICE STOVES, have just received BY the undersigned,
which they offer at the most mojerates rates to the
citizens of this'and the adjoining neighborhocds. :
Is Also q large assortment of tin and sheet-iron ware TO-
suit the wants Of the public. .
Jobbing Of all kinds attended to promptly. :
Roofs timed ID the best manner to order.
= Rags, lead, copper brass, ETC., taken in exchange for
goods. a;ee ~ 81 M s.o19a KEMP 4 Co.
City, of Nininger, Oct. p, 1851, v4ar, .a II
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Lsvee, near Eagle Steam Mil

.3175-F 1"@9 Lsvce, near Eagle Steam Mil, u. 90F -
Woald respectfully call the attention Of the citizens of
Niuipger an. surrounding country, to the fac, that be
has opened ! Blacksmith Shop in this town, where be is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in bis line, and hopes
TO merit . share Of tue public patronage. 7
Country work solicited and guaranteed :.
Munger, july, i8, 1857. n'sa g 4:1;yI
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sigasq hoos DAVID e. BARNsTz. ~ n 'assfags
biz, ~ ~fgiGfqm1a ,F,eas s5sa ~ fun ,.sa3 srst "a
RE A l. Els IA TIE A GENT,
Gsoi 1Uu q; boa s4sw van3 esd a5sae ~a. oasr..3
an 4 oonlxsee yy "si and Notary Public. = I
DIV s79d3oz ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. : 4 s
! RefereneesAE J. Gov Alex. Ramsey, eso.-m b.o'fs
,osSsgeA esn'oJDhn Nininger, dai'oo1 ~ ST. Paul y 3
81 bEJa .-4 aTrimble & Thompson.
1gnatius Donnelly, !"
10 y''f'I 1aq Geo.iH. Barns,kg so AZ IL. c...s3s1
j. K. Case.
$50 acres Half Breed scrip, h>f
48O acres in Scoft county, g9iaI va SIT a5 i
Lot. Il Hudson. Nining.r. shafopees,, Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapolis and st. Paul. RE u. ~ - ii 1aGto'
q 100 acres one mile above St. ,Anthouy. 4>4.os4 al, ~
- Val able lot in Winona, near tho court house.
- 100 acres opposite to Monticello, sA' 's"a'5"-o2
- 100 Acrea ] Imiies above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS,
in all parts of the Territory. for sale on terms easy to
b"y5agaoas Bat DAVID G. BARNiTZ. ~,
It o;ilysd G, ylsBu sar e7c 81. Anthony st.. st. Paul.
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3 'aaa@1gq CHARLES L. EMERSON. 81
REAL ESTATE AGEKT,
iA2 eae CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. ss4

50. Paul, .Min,aescsM Territory.
iAl |Q d srHE -. >astf gagTca edt .~e:
Will attend to the purchase ana sales Of Real Estate, location Of
rs RI Land Warrants. Collection Of Debts, Payment Of
Taxes, and the Investment Of Money. a'4'-i
Information about the Territory furnished on application.
1aod Office. opposite the American Hotel.
Having ON extensive and varied knowledge ~ the Territory.
its agricultural, commercial and n echanical advanta sss. / an
prepared to transact any business connected; with Real Estate,
with promptness and accuracy. Also agent for the
Il STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..
Of Harrisburg. Capital $3.50, 000. ,..s.4- .
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO, of Harrisburg, C.,i,s
w" "1F '}ssa stt4I9QS tsAsi 81
sot g 2 eytas cd ID REFERENCES 81 81 aarast.5~n-
e a !, ! h n@:s4 St p R.'E Iis,s, ', e ;5nssd s E. S Ss, 1ss.
Col. d. v. Irwin, : do, .+ James Warren, EsQ. st lnuis, No.
Hon. II. n. Rice. N Z, Washington 4 Nsrk Howard Ess. Hartford. Coun-
Pairs 4 Nurse, RankerA do. ~. ! Capt .Chsrpin U.S \ buffalo. NY
Jshn Randall. Esq. New York. ' &# 50 nt10@
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~ Oh he took the agpe badly, oi,g, .7,vo;siy
And it shook him. shook him sorelyy ;u
Shook his bsotsssf, .apdshis toe nails;
Shook histeethss But and bis hair Of ;aryu
Shook hisscoat alI into tattearss, D1h F."1
3 And his shirt all into. ribbons; - 'oas's SO en-
gx@Shiftless, ~coatlessss,, hairless, toSoothlesss,,a - sn.s
u ssSss::SSYn "oo's anu n'Ay eoe nals, va
Made tig gs5qE, -gsaplspa bony
d'r Shook him till it sshhnnfH1ed for him y1ois =
Of is n ortaf coil, and then itas4as'sa 1kRs
'a3 Having made him cold as could &c. '' :.
Shook the earth Still down upon himys "s''s
And he still lies meath his gravestone,
Ever. shaking, BsJlag shskng.
r And1sTsheti9A .1gsingsshaking~ M
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Or 70 RENT

- FOR SALE Or 70 RENT. sar II
A story and . half frame house on 9Th street near
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly finished, With an excellent
cellar in first rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. !; For further information inquire Of Louis
Loichot At the Post Office. re- 4.s.fs1 hR
Nininger, Oct. 10TH 1857, !. : -
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l ceeEney y'S 1Ss a saas s % s%prassss h st the sa;ssaas ss =
Of his CONFERENCE.-The conmsEe Dragging on English
railroads, while the couple were progressing at the rate
of forty miles an hour on the Birmingham e~rsilway.
Why mister, this ere road is partley considerably for
England, but it wont do for 'Meriky. 1--WE ride asssrad,
die o ~te1egraphs there, when We in a hurry, but when
we amt, wag takes the raiEqaasL was coming from
Philadslaeia % Asy Yertswhen rs to f|lsE ssstina
pa!ine's round it ?'9'fs 20 istg ~ SElgss1 ID
4 don't see no white palms sses be.c assf.A s.
don't see nothing else, ss | Aaad a mighty tall
fence it is too .tcst Ok s1n% .ss4aiaDF' hs
The feifer burst ont a latin, u
.Why, yograsgaed fool sss her them the telegraph
poles - -. ri
Aud sure enough when .sAhe durione Ssussps stopped ,I /
saw them posts l00 feet apart, and we going so alfred
fast they looked for alb the world like. Ehite palms. III
a. '0is moment the bell rapg 1T |. signal station b.
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.EW'- ~ Trrff
denunciation against the supposed criminal it only
remained now for the accused, who had besla, removed
during the inques.tss to, he brought into the climber Of
death, previously TO the. warrast ,baing drawn at for his
final committal, to be tried at the ensuing qurter SEES.
siohs. lie was conducted into the room with a list.
less, ~apathetic gaze he locked around him mechanically,
for he cared nes npY, what fate might do to ,hi,, when;
his syss.reyted on Dermot. The. consciousness
Of everything that had taken place seemed al to fssh
throuSh his brain at once.
- Murder! he cried. Can it be that heava's light
Ming slMnbers Friends behold that 6end who, not
content with the life's blood pfp lone victim, ny comes
to triumph, in asdcuble, murder ! 'Tartsg ri ,ia,|.se q
. What mcans,the fool? 's eontemptpously Exclaimed,
Mark j. Does he suppose that yeasopipgm men viii credit
his rawlings, or help him to shift hip load 6f: e4.nsup9n
bt4AsI ana iypg man as there Iis,sa Just. tod who
the secrets If all AserfA thsse stands ihe,anwd
aexer, Mark peTmot ( sqlsanlyo replied a4taksd,s lids
for myself | care, for heaven knows that would
die Alh.ap bsssiaRant this load Of misery huh that
be- should brassd the angs!se,YYith A. shameless prov, he
hands are erinsoned witQhb~h her Heedapss hllqodt+it
is too much top n*sh Etia,sa. . bIsaa-~7SsxaA
hania ssso,Amitta this crime T. = ~rurv.,r
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The farmers indaatrously spreading report tina.
the potaoe blight has made It's appearance Long Island
and threatens 10 do much damage. There 10 abundant
10 believe however that these stories gotten
up for effect to keep up prices. true there is
appearance sections but far the late
potatoes not Affected, and the probabilities that
the crop will be very large this year. Potatoes must keep
low in price. 81 % 10 90 per barrel asked for
potatoes, With an abundant supply Tomatoes come In
largely, bat the demand ID greater than the supply aud
the price keeps Great numbers them are exported
from this city The demand for this esculent increases
yearly. The late have had most beneficial effect
upon the crop, and farmers that the yield
be Nothing but an early frost can prevent IT,
The price Of corn comisg down daily Peaches from
Delaware have made their appe n small
quantities. The supply Of this fsvorits fruit as yet
manly nom the South. Tie variation ia the price CT
peaches daily makes quotations impossible. The price
varies from SOC 10 80 per basket Business in the mat
markets rather better than was and the city seems
10 be filing no with better class OF people, Is evi-
denced BY the demand for prime There no change
In meats worth noting. Fsh also keep about toe
large supply before long from West yame unknown
to our markets for some time The game lsvs
out OF force in the West 1he following is resume OF
them from the Prairie du Chen Courier
GANr LAWS Grouse prairie hen or ohi,keu cannot be
killed bsw, en- The let OF Ianury and the 18th Of July
Partridge esppo be killed bstseen The Ia. OF February and
Quail cannot he hi ed between lat February aud the
woodcsci cannot tlod between The lat Of March and
there d Gpe q IS Tor each and every bird killed ~iu
the iwe prohibited FOR who shall be found pos
Deer cannot be ted Between ne L.. of February and u.
st Inesdsy In July without rk OF iscuDga fine Of from
Better remains unchanged, with large receipts and &C
counts that "more 10 coDng" Eggs are literally bad
and almost ubsaioaole The annexed is rsumi OF the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
N OH EY IA nix EFT

friday, august b-b +. Vt.
BY the arrival at Halifax Of the screw steamship
Prince Albert we have advices by telegraph from
London 10 9th ut. There was no news in the com.
nercial world. Breadstuns were generally quiet.
Cotton had been pretty active but closed dull with.
out change in prices. Provisions were steady.
Consols were for money 95i a 9jI-s high figure at
this season.
To morrow the parties who are rendering for the
government loan 20 be awarded on Monday must
make their deposits Of one per cent on the amount
desired, with the sub-treasurcr. For their better
guidance we reprint the terms Of the loan from the
Official advertisement
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June rs 1865
Sealed proposals. will received ~ tos until IA
O'Clock boon OF Monday the OH AuGis nex for nions
OF stock NJ the United aatee " he Issued under he Of h
June inst, said stock viii be rembursable Ia neen years
rom NE hrs Of Jsnssry pert And bear irteres ~ Eve