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- Pig THE MARKETS &
CrNclSSATT, SoY. los Elourunchanged; de-.
mand for extra grades; receipts fair = Whisky
higher; sales Of 1000 3bbis at 19i: the demand
is active and the market closed buoyant HOPS
opened firm; with good demand at Sc. 25 for
those averaging 200 lbs, bntiat the close $3.50
was demanded and none to be badlor less; 1000
head, averaging 200lbs., sold on Change, ut &c.
40, to be delivered the last week oftl9eCember.
SlaughtererS are trying to mike arrangements
between themselves bywhich they bind them
selves not to pay any premium. They had been
paying 5Oa60c per head, but have discontinued
paying this the last 8 days, and should the com!
oinauOn5 be secured no more premiums viii be
pad tits thought the whole scheme willtproye;g
a6ottiTe, as similar attempts have been niadeil
other years and always failed. About 5000 head
sold since Saturday and 5000 head were recefy-
ed. No change in Provisions and not much
|dOhe. s9sa,i,s7s ~ siias -fs..557sf5 -.
PHlIADStPAiA,5 Nov. 15.-z-Foqr firmer. and
receipts are falling off; 300 bbls superfnesold
at So 90 and 400 bbs fancy extra family at, ss
Kye. Flour dpll'at' 81, and Corn Meal SIS, 62f -
Wheat in better demand g. 900 /, bns6ssold,af
81, 29al, 80 forrcd and 81, 35nl 40. for white
yeas wanted at 76aTSc Corn scarce and in
dspahd 1000 bush old yellow sold at 81
Oats setiing treel 45a46c. In Groceries an
i royIsIons no change. Ci6verseedA -, 600 bus
lsold at 50, Whisky has advanced to 283a
- NEW y DIRK, Now. l5!AaFlo has td{lyaneeds
saiess1 ,14q bbls at 81 4Ua G5 ior guneff1ne
apdF So goa 30 torlstodnd hoop Ohio. Ei1eSt
trs's BOO bus sold nj Gal ,2l for Western.
req S;PTpP bnoyant tnong quiet sales at 75a
IL Pork dull at SIS 50a1 6, so lorsmes I.ard
steady. Whisky steady e 2 I'll
= 4LTI or ~ Flour aUist but steady
State firm With brisk sales Corn acfire Tb nits
prices unchanged Provisions firm but rfcbane
ed. Whisky quiet.
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LONDON, Wednesday Evening English funds
9eeayy and transactions lunimportane Rates of
discount unchanged Illinois Central5RaiIroad
Bonds declined one dollar. Atlantic Telegraph
shares 800 to $50 pounds {. -.
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BORRHA VR,s

And sold By All good Druggists
deeS7d ,t-W&w-ly.lA7 - octQ6ESm.
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The . for \ OVeIiI Dor Il q y I5ere

II Il NDER! SHIRTS AND5DRAlVERs.-A new lot lust re-
{ " cetYed and for sale low by WHEELER i IAKfS
hoFo Merchant TaflorS, No. 1O2 Main St.
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Pain a. e d!
Life Prolonged.

HCLLOTAYS PILLS
To suffer tn" pains and penalties Of sickness when the
certai" means Of cure are accessible to all. is positive mad.
ness. This vegetable remedy. acting powerfully upon the
causes ct di ease in all che Guilds, nerves and tissues If the
h. dy. expel the morbid and poi~.n",s m,ttrr from it's lurk-
ing places in the system, l+an-e and purify every secretion,
rebuild the shattered constitution. restore tn. vigor and Vi
rl,ty t the onfsebled frame. and tend to prolong life fur
beyond its ordinary limits
4HiUi"ns R"y on Mpm!
In every quarter Of The globe. am,ngall nations. civilized
and savage these Pills are used with equal and unvarving
success. They are advertised in every printed language,
and wherever commerce has penetrated, they are in con-
AN Internal Diseases
Yield to thei action. y~~pepsia. Liver Complaints, Afec-
t0ns OF tho. owrla. the Kidneys, the Nerves. the Lungs,
he Th r"at and tn. Brain. that have previously deied Ill
human skill and all other remedies. ar. .xpr'iitiously aid
iniallibly cured by this all conqu ring medicine.
Bo1Xy PtosfrDtiua.
Even when patients are reduced to the last degree of fee.
b!eness, they may be recuperated cy the rcsistless tonic and
Alternative properties Of Ila11oway's Pills.
Fmnke$ Of uW Ayx,
From whatever variety of the aim MS peculiar to their sex
they may b. suffering, may rely with entire confidence on
the effect of this strengthening, reviving. safe and imme.
Holl"way's Pills are the best remedy known in the world
for the fol- wing diseases - Asthma, Bowel Complaints,
Coughs. Colds. Chest Diseases, C,>tivrness. Dysnepsia,
Diarrhoea, Dr"psy. Debility. Fever and Agne, Female Com
plants, Headaches, Indigestion Influenza, Inflammation,
Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints. L,wness Of Spirits,
Piles. S'"n- and Grave. Secondary Symptoms, venereal AT.
ftcti"ns. WW ms of all kinks.
e3~CAUT:oN = Nome are genuine unless the words Ilof.
l"wny. New York anil London are discernihle as Water.
mark in every leaf Of The book If directions around each
PIT OF hos; the same may be plainly scen by hulding the
leaf to the light. A hnnd>oma reward will he gwen IT, any
one rendering such information rs may lcud to the detection
Of any party or parties Counties fitting the medicines ur vend.
ing The same. knowing them to he spur 'us.
~ Sold ut the m" nuf,ctury uf Professor Holloway. 70
Maiden Lane, New York. aud by all respectable Druggis.s
and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the United States and
the civilized world, il b,xes ut p Ysats, 63 cents. and 81
each.
sizex.
N. B-Direeti"ns for the guidance Of PATIENTS in every
di -urder are affixed to each box,
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MinneSAia Railroads..

:. Much inquiry has Of late been made, anil many
speculations been indu. ged in, rs to whether the Transit
Railroad Company intended to commence operations
Immediately upon their line, Or whether they intend to
seN oui the road to other parties. This latter inquiry
We have always looked upon az having en- origin in the
brain Of mere speculative skeC:!vs, anA new think it
hardly worthy Of tho consideration Of an answer.
The Board of Directors, at mestinga ae!d during the
last and present weeks, determined upon the immediate
commencement Of the work. They have offers from the
most responsible contractors, for the building Of the en-
tire line from Wincna to Rochester. These parties are
now ia Ninona With :hs necessary funds to build the
first twenty-five or fifty miles rt the road, and they offer
to 50 contract with the Company, and further, TO have
the cars running from Winoua to Rochester BY the 1T
day ii August, 1859.
It is generally understood that the Company will let
the Road within the next ten days. If they do 81.
there will cc one thousand men vt work upon 1t within
the next SIXTY days -lHactes5er Democrat.
We understand ,tai Edmund Nee has completed
negotiations in New i ork Tor the construction Of fifty
miles Of the Minnesota and Pacific road, t. commence
Immediately and be completed before the first # Decem-
Der, and that for this purpose the contractors have o-
gagged to put 1900 hands en- the rcsd.-[St. Paul Ad-
yertiser.
GRADING TO COMMENCE MMEDlATELY.-W W. are
happy to inform our readers that we learn from J. W
North. director on the NJ. l. G. Y. Il. Il. that the wor K
will probably commence within a ninth.
The board hold y meeting at ST. Paul this week. Mr..
North further states that the present company have no
intention Of ~disposing of the road, and that no prop,'.
sitior to thai effect has ever been entertained. We
can scon point cut tho wl.ee!harrows "a the inrredu'ocS
Fur;H0yLt HrrckJ.
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Herr f. stones Addition.

Having completed our addition | am prepared to offer
anuuaber Of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally proaouuceh tho nost beautiful
pa:t Ct Ninirg.r City, and lying as it does convenient
To- the Upper Levco, which VIII when properly lmprove'
be the main Steamboat landing, AMI also the landin
for the Ferry-hoa'- 1t mast very soon become the mos
valuable part of the city. am prepared to sell lots OF
easy terms and at low prices to p-rs ms who may desir
to bald and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanics
business. To parties wish ng to go INTO manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furn''
ture, Nininger City holds out great Inducements. | an
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 20 into either OF these opera
tons.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
ERiNC, Esq, ST. Paul, OF
JOSEPH c. HERR,
SLY :22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Dakota.

County of Dakota.
By virtue of two executions-one in favor of w. P.
H'lleary and Richard Washington, as CO. artners, under
the name of Hilleary & Washington, and one in favor
OF w. Hilleary,-both against DR.. Thomas Foster, the
h:st tor $554'l4, the other for $24l'04, besides the cost
OF said executions-which executions issued out of and
uuder the seal of the District Court for said County of
Dakota, on the 23d day of March, A. D., 1861
nave this 9th day Of March, A. D., 1853, levied upon
he following described real estate, in said County Of
Dakota, as the property Of the said DR.. Thomas Foster,
10 wit 1.-THE northeast quarter of section thirty-foLr
l34), township one hundred and fifteen (ll5). range
seventeen QO, west, except all the bed of the Vermil-
lion river that is within tho boundaries of said quarter
section, and all the water thereof, and the banks Of said
river on both sides thereof for a distance Of ~sixty.six
(66) feet from high water mark. with the right to erect
mills, sideways, races, and all other privileges requis-
lite for the proper use and enjoyment of said water
power, together with so much of said quarter section as
may be west Of 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 line crosses the river, running north
dfty (50) rods, thence east to the river, (said exception
supposed to contain nine (9) acres, more or less), also
excepting one 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.
scribed real estate on Saturday, the 9Th of May next, at
I'D O'Clock in the forenoon, in front of the New Eng.
land House, in the City Of Hastings, in said County,
to satisfy the said executions, together with the interest
and costs thereon. JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff.
BY. GEORGE W. EDISON, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Hastings, March "a, A. b. 1858.
l.. y 5 SMlTH, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. p 6
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SECONU DISPA TCX!
LU Nc e

1t the EAGLE SAW MILL, CITY Of Nininyer,
la .ota l"a"y, H. IT.
The Proprietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
ard completed their extensive arrangements to fill Ill
orders for lumber ut hort notice aud at the lowest
market rates.
They are also manufacturing a first class quality Of
LATX, which they will sell at 1915 per NJ. And are
also turning out 81 PERIOR SHINGLES, which
they offer for five dollars per VI.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
determined to supply the citizers Of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber as can he pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
Wheat, Com, and Oats taken in exchange for Lum-
Der at the Market prices. J. X. CASE Il CO.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, }
County e Dakota, Sss
Probate Court.

At a special session OF the Probate Court holden in
and for the County Of Dakota, at the Probate Odacc, in
the city Of Hastings, on Saturday, April II, 1853.
Present-John J. McVay, Judge.
il tie matter of the petition of Anne Claude Martin,
widow Of Louis Martin, IT,, Of said county. deceased,
aud Louis Fancier, praying for reasons yet forth, that
George s. Whitman be appointed Administrator Of said
deceased. n
On reading and fling said petition it is ordered that
said petition be heard ct the Probate Office for said
county, at Hastings, on Moqday,. tAAe 10th Of May
next, at 2 o'clock il the afternoontK said day. And
it lie further ordered that notice be given to all persons
Interested to appear at said time and place, and show
cause why the prayer Of said petitioners should not be
granted, and that notice b. given by publishing this
order in the Enigror. Aid Journal, I. Weekly news.
paper, published at Nininser city, for three successive
"e As.I e;t''; JOIN 5gsket1xx, Judge q Probate.
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Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Dakota, IS.
PrObate Court.

Territory Of Minnesota,
Probate Court.
At a special session of the Probate Court, holden a,
eaid County, on Friday, April Both, 1853.
Present-JohnJ J. McVay, Judge.
In the matter Of the application Of Daniel keegan to
be appointed administrator of the estate Of Patrick
Daley, late OF said County, deceased, in~testate.
On reading and fling said petition, it is ordered
That said petition be heard on the 22d day Of May next,
at 2 o'clock, Z. NJ, at the Probate Office In Hastings
ard that notice be given to the next Of kin, and eli per
sons interested to appear at said time and place, and
petitioner should rot be granted, and :.aat said .o::ce By
given b. publishing d copy Of this orde: in the En-
grant AiH journal, d weekly newspaper published at
Nininger City, in said County, for three successive
weeks previous to the day appointed for said hearing.
Aay5 JOHN J. McVAY, Judge Of Probate.
Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Dakota. IS.
Probate Court.
At q special session Of the Probate Court, held in and
foe said County, at the Probate Office, at Hastings, in
said County, on Tuesday, April p, 1858.
Present-John j. Mcvay, Judge.
In the mx<tvs Of the petition OF VIM A. Bisseli,
praying to be appointed Administrator e Warren Bis
sell, late Of said County, deceased, ~intestate.
On reading and fling said petition, it is ordered
That ssid petition be heard at the Probate Office, At
Hastings, on Thursday, May Doth, 1859, and that notice
be given to all persons interested 20 appear e said time
and place. and show cause, If any there be, why tie
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted and
that said notice he given BY publishing a copy Of this
paper published in the City Of Nininger, in said Coun-
ty; thice successive yceks previous to the day appointed
Apr2s JOHN ]. McvAy, Judge Of Probate.
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How to make Monev.
ROOFING! ROOFING! :!

The subscribers having purchased the exclusive right
Of WESTS GALVAN1C CEMENT, for roofing,
tor Minnesota. are now prepared to sell Town and County
rights throughout the State, or to contract for putting
on roofing on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. Any person wishing to engage in a business
that will pay, cannot do better than to correspond with
the subscribers, when full particulars will be given,
showing, ON the most undoubted testimony, the great
superiority Of Vests Galvanic Cement over all roo6ngs
ip use earle l. CHENEY,
NiniDger, Dakota County, MINI, 1858. II
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NINlNGEk CITY LOTS FOB
SALE. r.-;|

1lSJo9 . Hlnanger GlAy.
Ihs y.ls.s'; tt.ss9eetsed adjoining Ii. e..ss9. "a
ed, the Propriesors now odsFgissr for sle On. ssssu.
~"odating terms.
Contiguous to the main improvement, aud !. i i. ~
'te proximity to the Levee, the EFs4sl street, EanjjS
saw Mill, Reeds Fash, Blind 4 Door Fsctsff, ksrSS
Stove 4 Hardware Depot, Loichot Il CkSki5 bADs6, -
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mill, and Printing Dee ~
undersigned feel justified in claiming for the jel fress-
+ value either a. business locations or for bbnJatS ttaG6p
deuces than any other portion of the town. %'S~
The lots are considerably larger than ooekbpoSaiAl.
lots in the original town limits; the streets r1 panu5
70, aud At the foot Of the bluffs, thus preservis6h1it11eg
sites OF u~nsqualed beauty and coaamsndiae1 80.
Whatever improvements experience suggested, ialsyk -
introduced in the survey Of this addition reeatdteGss1.
expense or sacrifice Of ground. ~~1Ec4Y4
A large portion Of the River Front has bteursSse511
for the Engine aouas, Machine Shops, C.r:ds;diaot'
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey q ~
has been commenced, aud the route of which q indicated
on the maps Of the Addition furnishes the ONLY prat6i.
Die grade BY which connection can be had With lie Nj
sissippi River er..,
The travelled Road to and from the neighborise ten
u Hastings passes through this addition, and : brsal
Avenue has been laid out with q view Of straikAIeniat
the Road, diminishing the distance, and speSdilylsl1eL
ing it q great thorouehars. -
Lots in this Addition will be sold without .,y o,.,.
Gus condition respecting improvements. The sstusal
advantage Of the location has already induced tie en-
rent OF business and improvement in this dirssl;iSso.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary but tht rse-
Pr'etors will always be prepared to offer liberal iaAtse-
ments to Mschinists, Manufacturers, MechaDios, 81
others whose pursuits are calculated to -aocslesSass o.
progress Of Nininger. -
For further information apply personally or - nsa
TO either Of the undersigned Proprietors. -.
!GNATlUS DONNELLY, Nininrsr City.
JAMES X. CASE,
GEORGE II. BURNS. - -..a
!. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Win.lovu.,.. n NJ
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BAD PxAcrcE.-Parents allowing their children 10
be playing around the river. 1t is nos uncommon to
see half a-dozen boats, skifs, canoes, &c, filled With
lads, rowing, pushing, aud s~plashing each other. 1t is
= von,sr some of them have not already been drowned.
from t;.c;. recklessness. Soine sad accident will ha,e
t. cceui before this sport is ended.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE

The subscriber has just retained faom Illinois, where
he purchased a large supply Of the best Chimes Sugar
Cane Seed in market He now off:rs it to the farmers
Of Minnesota, believing it will be for their interests to
cultivate it, and raise their own sugar and syrup, and
dispense With the monopoly price Of these aecessarics
heretofore existing. The Cane will be found a 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 his house in Nininger.
b. BURBANK.
Niniuger, April &c, 1858. ~
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HEADLEY d. ELNTON

Practical Artesian Well Drillers, respectfully in
form the citizens Of Niniager and the country at large
that with an experience Of Ave years in the above bus
mess, they may aatter themselves to give entire salts
faction to all Who may favor them With their patronage
both With regard to their work ard price.
References~-J. r. Case, Niainger ; I. DeKay, Hast.
ings 8. n. Casey, lewiston.
s. G. HEADEEY. J. a. ELSTON.
Nininger, May 5, 1859.
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We understand that the Rev I. Pugh, of the Meth.
oaist Episcopal Church, recently stationed at Hastings,
intends to establish preaching in this town every Sun
day afternoon. Service will commence next Sunday
afternoon, at q o'clock, at the school house IN Mr..
Wheeler old store.
m- The Rev. Mr.. Wilcoxsin will preach in the School
House (adjoining Mr.. Bassett's residence)next Sabbath
the 9th inst, at - o'clock, 7. NJ, and every alternate
Sunday at the same time and place.
BA- The Rev. Mr.. Greasy will preach at fremont
Hall, in this town, next Sunday afternoon at q O'clock,
aud in tho evening a: u O'Clock.
Meteorological Table.
Prepared by Mr.. William h, Reed, corner of Clarke
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RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE

RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE.
Punic Prices
The undersigned has now in his hands a large amount
of farming AMI timber lands of various descriptions,
which he is ready to dispose Of on the most satisfactory
terms to purchasers. This is the time to make rare
bargains, and none better can be offered than those by
HENRY CALEFF,
Office corner of Clarke Avenue and 9th st.
Nininger, March y, 1858.
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ME-. EDITOR a wholesale Grocery and Provision
store is much wanted at Nininger. Several hundred in.
hsbitants have at present to draw their main supplies a
distance of three miles, 50 with the trade from the back
country, there is quite An unusually good opening for a
competent party to step into 2 large business at once.
Nininger, May Sd, 1883. +.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

A welllocated double house with four lots Of ground,
in block IS, on the principal ttoroughfare from the
Levee, is offered by the subscriber cheap and ON easy
terma. 1t il we'll situated for q business s:aud-espe-
cially a boarding house, and is occupied for that pur-
pose at present.
Also, q house on block 46, in Fifth street, with three
lots, and ten lots on Donnelly Avenue.
Also, FIVE lots On block 1871. Inquire Of
NininSer. April 26, 1858. &. YEAGER.
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Dissolution Of Copartner-
ship.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the name Of J. IL earle Il Co., is
this day desolvcd by mutual consent. The business Of
the concern will be settled by Us at our old stand.
j. H. GALE.
A. N. CHENEY.
Nininger, April 18th, 1858.
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NININGER CITY STEAM SAW MILL
T. LEMRER

Cheap for Cash or Farn Produce.
This mill, lately owned by Messrs. Blakely l. Truax,
will, after the 18th inst, be carried on by the under
>igned. Lumber and Lath Of superior quality will be
kept constantly on hand and offered at prices as low as
the lowast.- Citizens ef this saa the adjoining towns
are solicited to give him a call and see what he has to
offer before going elsewhere to purchase.
D- Wheat, Corn. and Oats received in exchange for
lumber at cash prices. STEPHEN KEMP.
Nininger, Min, March 9th. 1858.
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Sixty-fou. merchants and business ssen OF Minne-
spslis and others have published an az reement to take
State Scrip ct par.
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Prepared BY Mr.. William Il. Reed, corner Of Cla

Mean temre,asvre for week ending Tuesday. May
18th, 57o95'.
ElNESakR, May 18th, 1855.
Ma. EDIToH--Can a business man, in business hours,
only on business, transact your business, and go about
your business, in order to give him a chance to do his
business. 8 G..