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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-28

II Nc SWaGuV " NOlnAD DIN UuO1n ~ OseH
The old Greek phalanx owed its force and su less to
the 8 'idity With which it moved together. Union is
strength, in anything or everything in this world. Our
town is attaining a great reputation abroad for the
q~nanimity which pervades our people in all matters re-
lating TO the prosperity Of the place. While other
localities fall out and are ~wrangling by the cars. and are
impotent through numberless divisions, Nining"r City
moves op as one solid body. The result is, that any.
thing they attempt Is successful. The result is. that
they have continued to grow during the worst Of times,
AID that the eye< of a great part of the emf rating pub
lie is nov fixed upon them, and that numbers are almost
daily added to our population.
Let US hold together in the same unanimous manner,
and there is nothing we may not accomplish If We
continue to grow during the coming season at the rate,
or AZ anything like the rate Of its present growth We
will be placed in such a position as to be almost beyond
the contingencies of fortune.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

A well-l"cated double hou$e with four lots Of grouri,
in block IS, on the principal thoroughfare from the
Levee, is offered by the subscriber cheap and on cas-,
terms. 1t il we'll situated for a business stand-espe
ciallya boarding house, and is occupied for that pur-
pose at present.
Also, a house on block rs, in Fifth street, with three
lots. and ten lots IN Donuelly Avenue.
Also, Eve lots On block l3l. lni,re Of
Nininyer. April 26, 1853. 7. YEAGER
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The subscriber has a few acres Of land adjoining
the Town Of Nininser on the east side. which b. will
dispose of in p,r:eIs Of .b mt tw' acres, at prices
ranging from 975 to Sl25 each. It il beautifully
stu ted for homesteads, being high aud dry. and rich
in soil for gardening, AMI convenient to H. spr'n s4"f
water. The lead,n. avenue between Nininser 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 %. 1858.
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SECOND S TCX!
LII Der

At UNPRECEDENTED Low RATES!
At the EAGLE SAW MILL, City 1f Ninimyer,
la .oM L"x"ty, ~ r.
The Proprietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
ard completed their ext. naive arrangements to fill all
orders for lumber at hort notice aud at the lowest
market rates.
They are also manufacturing a first class quality OF
LATH, which they will ~ell at 3d. Is per N. And arc
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 citize"s Of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber as can be pur.
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
~ beat, Com, and Oats taken in exchange for Lum'
Der at the Market prices. J. X. CASE 4 CO.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT -Eruptions. boils and ul-
GERS are bad enough when men are the sufferers. but
when the delicate skin Of woman is invaded by such
b~lemishes, we feel a deeper COMMUNICATION for the a8aiet-
ed one 1t will be no news to thousands Of the gentle
Elk that H"lloway's o ntment is a complete obliterant
Of such dis6gurements To those VIII" are not posted
upon this subject, it may be proper to say that this
L~ene6cent prcparation removes all such nuisances
promptly, safely, and without leaving a scar behind.
Avoid all liquid cosmetics, AMI use only this soothing
vegetable production in all cases of external in6anma-
fion
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ROOFING! ROOFING

The subscribers having purchased the exclusive right
If WESrS GAL VANIC CEMENT, for roc6ng,
righta throughout the S,xte. or to contract for putting
on rnu6ng IN the shortest notice and most re. s"nable
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 undouhted testimony, the great
superiority Of Vests Galvxnic Cement over al roo6ngs
in use earle K CHENEY, -
Nininger, Dakots County, Mimi. 1858.
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There is perhaps No town Of its size in this country
in which y greater ATM 'unt Of improvements is going on
than in Nlninger. W. have heretofore enumerated q
large number Of buildings in process Of erection. We
have to add to these the following:
ar VIM. Milroy, all intelligent and enterprisi"g
young man, lately from Canada, l. erecting a building
next o Mr Whites saloon.
Near Mr.. Agnes on the ridge hack Of Mr. d 'nnelly 8
resi:en,e We notice Il new building g'ng up w'thio tue
LIS, two or three days. We do not know the owner 8
n me.
Mr. Tomas Asken, has his frame raised for quite a
good 3 ID house, in block Al. MIR Asker is one OF a
number Of Norwegians in o lr town; they constitute an
Industrious AMI valuable part Of our population.
Next door to Mr.. Asker, Mr.. Matthew Pfenning IL
m king arrangements to erect y mouse.
We also learn that one Of the employees in Mr.. C'se's
mill, has built Ola The lower part OF the eastern addition.
Others are preparing to follow his example.
Mr.. Knights house, mentioned in L former paper az
about to g, up, is nov 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 L 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 mil, suspended by the
crisis last fall. This improvement is Of great import
ance to til town
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NININGER CITY STEAM saw MILL

Cheap fir C"M or F"rnr lr"'act.
This mill, lately owu'd BY Messrs Blakely L Truaz,
will, after the 18th. lust, be carried On by the under
signed. Lumber and Lath OF superior quality will be
kept constantly on baud and offered at prices us low as
the lowast. Citizens ii this and the adjoining towns
are solicited to give him a call AMI gee what he has to
of'r before going elsewhere to purchase.
D@ Wheat, Corn. anu Oats received in exchange for
lumber at cash prices. STEPHEN KEMP.
Niniuger, M,u March 9th 1855.
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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 !" season.
When it did arrive we found it smaller than what we
have heretofore used. whirh 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'
ments in future.
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lied

At ~ residence, near Point Douglas, on Sunday.
o5tL. IL g., BAR rHoLoMEw MoULToN, Esq of paraly-
sis, age. 81 years.
Mr.. A"ultou was one Of the FIRST pioneers in Wash
ington 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.
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signs.

VIC ere not in the Interest Of any sign painter in
Nininger, and yet We w:sa earnestly urge upon our
business men the necessity for signs over their stores
or shops. It does all we'll enough for our citizrns who
know that such a building confirms L'ichot T. Clark's
sio:e, apd sucr a one ~coIrains Dir. Freav's Hotel. but
Il must be remembered that all this is mystery to stran-
gers, and that when an ~cmigrant or visitor comes into
the town be knows not where to turn in search Of any,
thing he may want. The cost of a g'ol sign will soon
be more than paid for by such accidental waits of bust
ness as are induced by it. At the SAME time the town
- orna nettsd, az | an air Of enterprise given to it which
bare boards DC not present. We hope that business
rcn viii take this matter to heart aud act upon it.
Like the cutting down Of the trees along the river from,
it is Of more Importance Co the prosperity and good ap.
pearance Of the town than il At frst appears.
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Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, April
9th. 43o O..
NiNlNaER. April 9th, 1853.
No. The Rev. MI. 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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RAKE LUANLE no PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE

,-5t.l R.mic Prices 9 &.if@A
The undersigned has now in his hands q large amount
Of farming ANA timber lands Of various descriptions,
which he Is ready to dispose | 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 CALErF,
Office corner of Clarke Avenue aud 9TH 1T.
Nininger, March y, 1858.
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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
Verminion to explain its object and plan, and to receive
subscriptions. an give certi6ca ties of membership.
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-. Mr.. Wm. Jones is su,h"risd to act az our
Agent in getting subscribers to the Joarn It in Dakota
county.
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Mrs. Swisshelm is likely TO gain BY the operation in
having her press destroyed by a mob A new press and
materials have been furnished her BY the citizens Of st.
Cloud, to replace the old materials. and the list OF sub
scribers will he better than new. and she will have an
enviable popularity that will not likely to abate in this
shining aud iutellrctual State.
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The Democratic CONVENTION to nominate . cantIdat'
for the Legislature from this County, in place OF &c
Dow, resigned, will take place at Hastings on the oti
May.
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PURA1C NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | shall preseeA Gu Mon
day next, May Sd, to put the ordinsnc. in force against
hogs found RAINING at large in the town If Nlninger.
April ~, 1864. AN CHENEY, Marshal.
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We shall probably say something about cur ware
houses next week.
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We call the ate nti' q "t"ii citizens TO the hIarshals
notice, that he will proceed Oh Monday mex. to enforce
the Town Ordinance against animals found running at
large.
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Dissolution Of Cop
ship.
LtME! LIME!

800 barrels Of lluie, fresh from the kiln, may be
had of the subscriber on easy terms.
Superior FIRST Quality White Lime, Manufactured at
Niulugel aud const. ntiy OH hand aud tor sale by
s-tt W + MOWRY.
Niningcr. april ~, 1883. 2:ly
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Z PLANTS.
Pie Plant Koots. Strawberry Plants, Currant and
Gooseberry Slips, fur sale ~ II. w. CRESSY
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.Gbr Gml9raat Sin 9uurual.
,oR PRINTING NEATLY s. PROMPTLY EXECUTED

m. Flour, meal, butter, eggs. 60, are received at
this Office in exchange for the vo"rn"k
~ Copies of the JOURNAL. in wrappers for mailing
nav now be had for Eve cents.
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~ Sabbath School every Sund az afternoon At ]
O'clock, at fremont Hall.
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eteorOlOgtca Fable.

Prepared by MIR William B. Reed, corner OF Clarke
and Seventh street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04
July 24--lawl3w
No. GI6.l
No. 6l6.l
sales of Public Lands In the state of Louisiana.

cdACo VI UNIV A~uuuo IA tuC StdtC Oh LOUISIANA
TN PURSUANCE of law it is hereby declared
that public sales will DO held known In tho notice Of
dated 27h 1853 land Of
lce in the state OF Louisiana, to wit:
At the land office Monroe commencing Monday the goth day
of tembcr next for the disposal public heretofore an
offered In the following townships aud nshps
North Of The base line and Of the principal meridian
Sections 2, A. and 0; the NE 4 NJ NV Y Of the
"a Of 10; the ~ the y ,f Sc a aud the Swl OF
&C. 2s 80, 49, Of tonsp nnten; sections 10 26 in
and rs, 81 tnty; and
township tceny one, OF range eight
Sections 2 a. o. TO- IL Ia IL, 90 81 "a g. 49,
&c. OF to,cnhp sections 80 ncusive
3D. and 49, Of township teeny aud tonshis t,you ty
and ticcnty.three, Of range nine.
Sections 2 a. g. s. TO- H. H. 49, 90 o. "a 49, and
&c. toonhi naeen; inclusive sections 50
3d. 80, and &c. oil oTnship % and Townships ceyne, teenty-
tloo, and t,rsnty three, OF range ten.
Townships penty tccntyon and fcaaty oo, of range eleven
AT the land Office Monroe commencing Monday 9th day
oseptember the disposal of
numbered sections within the aforementioned townships which
the nVcks.
burg shreveport railroad SUBJECT required by law
minimum Of too dollars and ffty cents per acre
North fm base line and Of Me principal meridian
Townships IL and 49, ofrango s.
Townships 10, IL, is, oranges Q, 10, II, and IL.
Townships 10, 10, and IL, OF ranges Is and IA.
Townships 10 and 10, Of Is.
The Offering the above lands will be commenced
pointed will proceed which they
until the whole shall have been offered the
but shall bo kept than weeks private
entry the lands will be admitted until after tho expiration
weeks. \
appropriated by law schools military and
other pu1oes, will be excluded from the sales
Given under hand at the City Of Washington this sixteenth day
of July, A, d. 1853
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner of the General Oflce
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

on PETITION Of phios b. Tyler Of Springfield hAssaebu.
praying 81 granted him the a
January 1915 for Improvement In 'ssoam presses
years the expiration Of said patent takes p
the 10th day OF January, 1889
y ordered TIE said petition be heard the on
Monday, the 27l Of December al IL O'Clock aud M ~
notified appear show have
said petition ought be granted. ~
Ia
Once their objections, specially birth in writing least tvn
days before the day OF hearg all testimony died party
the said hearing be taken and In at
with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished a
The testimony the win be closed the 7u o. pc.
dispositions other papers rehed testimony must h. M
the Office or before the morning Of that day the gum
any, within days thereafter. -
ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Union Wa
C., and Post, Boston, week for three
publications 70 be at least sixty days before tho ~
ber next the day Of bearing
JOS HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents
r. siors of the above will please copy send b,
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
July 2l--law3w e.f
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n y
ON THE PETITION Of Henry Stanley of Albany New York. pray
the extension of him the 4b
Improvement from,
expiration osad patent which place the day
January, 1852
tho said petition be heard
Monday the Goth of December IL O'clock all
oaed appear show they have why said
dtiop ought not 10 he granted. 5F 81
Persons the extension required TO ne In the Patent
their objections specially forth writing
before the day hearing all testimony filed by either party
hearing
with the rules Of the ONCE which viii be furnished appe
ton.
testimony the viii be closed the 9th 81 December
deposons and other relied upon testimony be
the Office before the morning that day arguments
any within days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published in the unon Washing
ton n Daily News York weeks;
publications sixty
Of December next tho day Of hearing
JOS HOLT
Commissioner Patents
r. SEos Of the above papers viii please copy their
bills to the Pateu Office, with containing this notice
Sept 1--law3w
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University of Nashville.
/. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. OR MILITARY COL
LEGE.


II BERRIEN LINDSLEY, M. D., ID. D. Chancel-
81 or the University Professor Chemistry Geology
Col b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent OF the Military College
Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES HAMILTON, A. NJ Professor of Mathematics Natural
Philosophy and Astronomy.
~ H. STEWART A. NJ Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages and
Literature
+ IL j. THYSSENS A. NJ Professor French Drawing
G. s. BIACkIE d., d. Professor Totny His
tory.
Rev W IIoYTE, NJ d. Professor of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature H.
c. X. WINSTON, NJ. d. Surgeon.
The the
September, and the Nth February
Tuion boarding. washing, fuel rooms attendance
Of arms 500 per Naturalization fee
qurcd to furnish their which be moderate
charge by rent purchase engineering French Spanish
drawing book keeping and fencing each $40
weeks 7.
In the regular collegiate the ancient reputation OF the uni
rsy for scientific and classical scholarship will be
at the facility afforded those who desire
partial course Besides the four regular college classes there also
preparatory class students under VIII
be admitted.
BY tho aid Of military discipline effective established
and health physical culture good order industrious habits
promoted b.
For catalogues additional information apply member of
the faculty.
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II. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION 1858 9The seventh annual Of lectures in this in
will Monday the I'd of November
continue Till the first OF the ensuing March.
THOMAS r. JENNINGS N. u Professor OF Anatomy.
j BERIEN lNsDEY d. Professor Of Chemistry and phar
macy.
WINSTON NJ D. Professor Materia Medca and Medical Ju
risprudencc
A. H. BUCHANAN NJ D. Professor Surgical Anatomy and Phys
iology.
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ D., Professor Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
PAUL EVE D. Professor Of Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry.
BOWLING " D. Professor of Institutes and Practice
iciDe,
WILLIAM r. BRIGGS, NJ D. Adjunct Professor and Demonstrates
Of Anatomy.
The anatomical win be opened for the first Mon
day in October, Qhe 5th)
preliminary of lectures FREQ to nil students win be given
by the professors commencing also Monday October
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction OF the faculty is
open to the class free of charge.
Cnque has been established In University,
which performed prescribed
tured upon in the presence Of the class.
OF fees Is S05 (paid
ony) IS Practical Anatomy, SO Graduation s25.
Good boarding procured SO per week
information Of Catalogue apply TO
W, X. BOWLING N. D.
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. a, 1858. Dean of the Faculty
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INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-When in the course

INTERESTING TO LADIES--When in the course
human events ladies and gentlemen lose of their greatest
head har becomes matter OF
rioos Importance question What shall stop the
falling its vgor and beantyH In reply to
this query Dr. Harrss Hair Promoter and I'm
proven applications win stop the hair falling or breaking
daudruG the scalp clean and white and nprt fresh
hair and although have been bald
twenty years the Of months will insure you
axurant head OF hair Call and bottle, and not satisfied
after the application get the price paid
Ask Cor DR. Harrss Hair Promoter and mprover Sold in Rich
mond by W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner Niaino and 10Th and Main and Wall streets
Sold Washington by d. GILMAN druggist Pennsylvania ave
nue. near Th street. and D. CLARK AZ street and Penn
2I-3m
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rEAcHER wANTEp-Tbe tr0.,eos or the

TTTEAUIIEK WANTED,-The trustees Of the
Il Rockville Academy IN Montgomery county Nd wish TO IN
gage permanently gentleman qualified ms principal Of the in
stuion aud proNcoht in the Latin languages
personal interview with The candidates
their scholastic Attachments together with crslens good moral
character, will be required
Applications VIII DO received Tuesday tho cath
when an electop win tho ensuing year
the LIST Ut september
lpc ockyie Academy endowed Incorporated
Inc principal receives 00 State fund
nnbs Of the fees .Ntt
The town OF Rockville Is Washington
turnpike with daily mas remarkable
health, and possesses many social advantages.
BY order Of the board RICHARD J. BOWIE,
Aug S-stawtA Secretary.
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NOTICE. TO pRE-EsIprloN CLAIMANTS.
May 20
mo. $40.

NO 62U.
Notice Of the POstponcment of the Public sales
in Nebraska, which were ordered TO be held
by Proclamation No. COZ.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
IN the vacant public lands within the Territory Of Nebraska
ordered by procanato No 1855
held the land Offices BROWNSVILLE C OMAHA
Cry the Territory Of NEBRASKA the 9th September next
hereby postponed by order of the President until September
1852 which period the Gales will
ing to law. JOS s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Aug 25-1aw6w INT 4 STAR
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No. 619l
Notice the discon,inuancc of the Land Office
at palmyra, in the state OF Missouri
mo. 6I9l

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of law.
anil In view Of he That The
reduced below hundred thousand the
tho Interior has directed the connuance
the uD.o lands therein
VILE n said State
Lands remaining unsod and unappropred by subject
be
Office from the the receipt effect by the
Register and Receiver thereof and h land
give public notice OF the which they will
applications for entries any such lands their office
Given under hind the Washington this twenty
day Of August A. ID, 1858. Jos. \. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once
Aug 25-Iaw6w ..-. lint &Sar1
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INHE virginia SPRINGS. BY DR.. John j. Moor.
Il man. voI with map platea. 81
The Virginia Mineral Springs with their use Bv VIM
Burke, NJ u. lvol., with map. 81 rs.
Fauquier sulphur Springs BY Visitor. % cents
Trip 70 he virginia Springs In 1885, BY Lady 90 cents
Bell on Baths and Wa,ery Regimen vol SO DO
Also, Maps, Guide Books &c, Of every description
July IL FRANCK TlyJoR
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TIME CIVIL LAW OF SPAIN AND MEXICO
the principles OF the modern notes
reeenc1 Preceded by historical Introduction spansh
Mexican law, and imbodyng appendix
important the Mexican Congress by schmidt
VOL syo. Price ss heretofore IS.
July FRANCK TAYLOR.