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of the qualified electors o. the 9TH Of Apfll--laturns 70
BE made 10 the Governor; the election 10 DC eonduc'sN
under the laws in force m The 1th OF November last
Ii provides ,urthtr, tnal the people shall haye LIBERTY ~
any time to call a Convention to alter or amend thtis
form of government. Mr.. Ecnjamin offered . resolution
for The printiar Il 20, 900 copies Of the opinion OF the
Supreme Court ia the bred Scott case. MT brown
commesced u spstch in favor Of the admission OF Nam
a4s uudet the l.rcoiu pton Constitution, but did net pro-
ceel far oa account u illness l.f,.ts
Ia tie iIousE, the resignation Of Mr.. Banks was re.
ceive&. M. iliuymnn cal!en Tor information ia regard
Il. til. saizu,a u Walker, which led TO some debate
several ancuahet, desiring The President TO communicate
information in regard ~ the getting up OF Walker seX'
peditious. The resolution was finally adopted IN a foria
70 cover t!iis ground. Dir. Cochtane introduced a Dill
20 establish Collection Districts and to designate Ports
81 Entry. which vas sent to the Committee on Com
me,ee. Mr.. Keitt introduced q bill to organize and
eoujp a rcuimcnt e mounted volunteers for the Texas
frontier. Mr.. Quitman asked leave to introduce a bill
Tor tic repeal Of certain sections of the neutrality laws
MIR ZoIicoH,er introduced IA bill to establish a branch
Militar, College at the Hermitage in tennessee q
COMMITTEE was appointed to investigate the Fort Smell
ing swini,c. Mr.. Blair brought in a bill authorizing
the ccntrao;ors for carrying he Overland California
Mail 10 adopt any route they might choose. Mr.. Green-
wood proposed an act t, repeal the Court OF Claims.
Mr.. Niorrili offered d b;!l 70 punish Polygamy in the
Territories, which, after some merriment, was referred
to the j. Judiciary Committee. The States and Territories
were then called in order, when a large number OF bills
were introduced and referred.
We give the above synopsis of the proceedings from
the ~. !. Tribune.
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Asean temperature at ST. Paul. in Dec. 1881
compared With the last 30 years.

We cut tue following paragraph from The philadel-
paia E~qE'sey, which FIRST appeared ia lie New York
Tribune, and is going the rounds Of the Press at TIE
East:
TAT St. Paul, Minnesota, the thermometer on the Sd
inst. had sunk TO 20 below zero, and there had been
good ~sleighing for & fortnight. The Mississippi was
frozen into . hard highway
On looking OYER our files, We find the temperature on
Thursday, Dec. 8, recorded as follows 6 A. NJ. - dc,
grees, ! p NJ. 30, 6 ?. NJ. 26-average temperature on
that Gay, 2o,6G degrees. So far from the mercury sink
ing below zero Oh that day, it was 10 above in the
morning, the coolest part Of the day. At no time DUR
ing the past mouth has the mercury fallen below zero.
The coolest period was on the morning Of the 22d, when
the mercury was one above zero. The warn,est day was
the 18th when it was as degrees. Average temperature
during the month az 6 A ". 1903 degrees, at 6 P. NJ.
p .29-eeueral average &c. 40 degrees.
In 1856, the coolest day in the month Of December
was on the Goth, when it was 20 degrees below zero,
and the warmest was on the 10th, 80 degrees above.
Average temperature at 6 A. N. Ii deg. below, at | P.
N. 1914, at q P. NJ. 10 64-gcneral average 8.44 de-
grees.
il 1855 the coolest day was December "a, when it
was So below the warmest on December 4, AZ degrees
above. Average temperature at 8 A.. n 2'3S, at | P
p. IL. O6, at 6 P. n. III .29--gencsal average Q 81 de-
grees. ..1 .%t
We compile the following table from the Army Me.
'eorological Register, showing the temperature during
the month Of December, from 1919 Gown to 1854, as
indicated by the thermometer at Fort Smelling. six miles
from st. PAU. We haze supplied The years Of SO, SO
md ~ frn,, o,r o~u rooo-
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NlNiAGER CITY PROPERTY.
.tt .sH5. gJe a-- 49, - gaa &.
EscTr &, one, Addition.

Having completed orr addition ! ain prepared to offer
a number Of Very valuable City Lots fpr sale This
a ,iitioo is universally pronnanced The most beautiful
par, Of Niningcr City, and lying as il does conyenien'
To The Upper levee, which will when properly IMPROVE
be the man Steamboat %landing, AMI also the kahdin
for the Fcrry-boat--it must very sooi, become the moss
vaIua1le,' part Of the city. IN prepared TO sell lots on
easy terms and at low price 70 persons who may desire
to build and open any kind Of mercantile Or mechanical
business. T., parties wishing to GO into manufacturing
Machinery, Agriculture! Implements or Cabinet Furni
ture, Munger City hold, at great inducements. am
ready t, afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 20 into either Of these opera
tiors. t.8..1 t
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
JOSEPH c.. HERR, .*ae'''
5:,y " % Make, st. philadelphia
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SlERlEE'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued BY George S Wins
low, as Clerk Of the District Court, within and for the
County of Dakota. and Territory of Minnesota, upon
Judgment rendered in favor of John Blakely and Daniel
W. Truax 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 I'D and twelve (l2) in Block one hundred
and four (lo4), in the City of Niuinger, according to
the recorded plot thereof, which said described property
l shall expose to sale at public vendue to the highest
bidder on the 10th day of January, A. D. 1853, at one
o'clock, |. NJ, on said day, in front of the Post Office
in Nininger, in said Dakota County.
Dated at Hastings, Dakota County, this Goth Of No
.vyenher, a. D., 1857.
t4... JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff,
'"f BY GEO. w. Edison, Dep. Sheriff.
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.NlNlNGER city LOTS FOR
'D0mnelly, Case. Rus ms and Coldsfn iflis' Ad.
dlthDn IL Mink. ger City.

IOOmnelly, Case. Bus ms and Goldsm lflls' Ad.
T dlshDn ~ Alnin. ger City. ~
Z The valuable tract Of land adjoining the eastern end
Of the City Of Nininger having been surveyed and p at
ted, the Proprictors now offer lots for sale on accou-
~"odating terms. o
r Contiguous to the main improvement, and in immedi
ate proximity to the Lcvee, the graded street, Eagle
Saw Mill, Reeds Sa-h, Blind l. Door Factory, kenp's
Stove & Hardware Depot, L"ichot 4 Clark's i-tore, tbe
Hotel, Warehouses;, Gri>t Mill, and Printing Office The
undersigned feel justified IN claiming fur these lots great
or value either as business locations or for private resi-
denees than any other portion Of the town.
The lots are considerably larger iii n corresponding
lots in the original town limits; the streets run parallel
to, and at the foot Of the bluffs, thus preserving building
sites Of unequalled beauty AMI commanding position.
Whatever improvements experience suggested, have been
introduced in the survey Of this addition regardless IF
expense or 50. rice Of ground.
A large portion Of the River Front has been reserved
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
Freight and Passenger Depofs, DC, Of the Niuinger
and st. Peter Western kailroad, the survey OF which
has been commenced, aud the route of which a. indicated
On the maps Of the Addition furnishes the only practical
bic grade by which connection Cab be had with the Mis-
sissippi River -9a 81 "3
The travelled Road to and from the neighboriug town
of Hastings passes through this addition, and a brocd
Avenue has been laid out with a view OF Strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, and speedily render
ing it a great thoroughfare.
Lots in this Addition will be sold without. any oaer-
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage of the location has already induced the cur
rent of business and improvement in this direction.
Such conditions are therefore unnecessary but the Pro-
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to Machinists, Manufacturers. Mechanics, and
others whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress of Munger.
For further Information apply personally or by mail
to either Of the undersigned Prnprietors.
IGXAT'Us DoNNELLY, Nininger City.
f.. AME K. CASE, ="
GEORGE II. BURNS. "
7. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Winslowl Iouso, ST. Paul.
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Hereafter We expect 10 give cur readers the IorKNAt
very week, instead o. every TWO week. W. believe
that in, Indications are favorable beth at home and
abroad, hat tie commercial distress is ended. sna that
prosperity is returning % The land. W have sal:' u
this-enough, at least TO undertake what We intended
To have done last year, and which the unexpected mene-
,ary troubles rgeventea -aake our paper useful to eur
subscribers, anG ~ exponeu: u he progress q our
town nd state. II undertaking this we ,erose with
c~onthl,nee IN inr pus, and ali who are interested 10 ta'
~prospelit; OF Nipinesr. that our exerticns will b met
ui,h corresponding Encouragement, until the Improving
state ~ affairs shall assume lis woated strength.
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Proceedings In CONGRESS-.

Congress having adjourned during tie holidays, ,hese
has nothing Of "ccount betn done since it re-assen.bled
on the 4th inst b: In tie SENATE, Mr.. Davis Introduced
a joint resolution &c deine The authority of the presi.
dent under the Nava! Retiring law. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
called for the correspondence and documents in regard
to Central American Affairs. Mr.. Pugh had leave to
introduce a tilI fer he admission Of Kansas, which was
referred to the Territorial Committee. The bill is offer
ed as a compromise, and provides for admission under
the Lecompton Constitution but requires that the ar;i-
Gle relative "a Slavery shs!! 10 submitted to = direct r1.e
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SECOND 4 TCX
], WI r

AZ CNI,RECEDEN7EU Low RATES!
at tie EAGLE SAY MILL, Cty Of Nininger,
la. oto C"u"ty, MT.
The .pr"prietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
ard comp 'eted their extensive arrangements to ill all
orders fer lumber ut hort notice aud at the lowest
market rates
The; are also manufacturing a first class quality of
LATH, which they will sell at 1925 per NJ. And are
also turning gu, SUPERIOR SHLNGLSES, which
they offer fer five dollars per ".
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
determined to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber as can be pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
Wheat, Com, and Oats taken in exchange for lum-
Der a, the Ma, ket prices. j. Il. CASE co.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.
GREAT CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS

An excellent site for a saw mill, with the land at
tached, is offered free to any one who will erect a mill
thereon. The advantages for receiving and retaining
logs, and floating the lumber with the current into the
river, is unsurpassed by anything on the Mississippi.
An abundance of fuel on the spot. There is an excel
lent home market, in the rapid growing towns and nu.
mcrous settlements in the rich country on both sides the
river. ANY one DESTROYS of further information can
address NJ. A. MILLER, City Of Nininger, Dakota
County, MINI. III
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J, W. HILLHoUSE.
sNANAAE.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ + C. 4.

Corner Of Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of Nininger, N T.,
The undersigned begs to give notice to the citizens
of Washington, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, that 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 above. named counties. that
ali goods received by him will be free of storage for
thirtr days after their receipt.
AS Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part of the back country than the adjoining tewn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles of teaming, "a matter the importance of
which need not be urged upon the public.
J. NJ. HILLHOUSE,
J. r. Case, Eagle Saw Mill, !
G. @. Robertson. ESQ.,.
1gnatiu> DonneIly, ESQ, Nininger, NJ. T.
tie". ii. Burns. Banker,
NJ. A. Miller, Civil Eng.
John Ni"inger. Esq, St. Paul. NJ. T..
OILS West. Forwarding 4 Com. Merchant. St. Louis. Mo.
Ogden 4 Corp, Burlington. Iowa,
W. l.. johnson & Co., Dunl-i h. III.
L"rrain d Co, Galena. III.
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Real Estate Transactions.

Our citizens will please notify c. E. Clarke, Esq, of
all sales Of property il town, IL order that he may be
able to make out q full Statement without too much
trouble. We quote the following transactions since our
last issue :- f4.a,t -g .r@..r 4. RI
Ignatius Donneily sold 10 Mas5bew 4 Miller a-
lot Is in block 80 lots IS & 20 in block
% lot 1os in block 20 lot 8 in block
iii; lot. IL IN plocS 1876; lot 4O5 in
block ISL; lot Is in block lis 10 lots $1,000
Same TO Mary Quiu!an, lot ! in block $50 l25
Same to VIM. b. Reed, ia acres timber in
the bottom, being part Of lot No. I, sec. II r n
towo. ll5 n range IT W., for 800
Aiso, 70 Chsa, r Knight : acres Of the same .aos
for Eef .s.s II; 400
J ohm Nininger to Edmund B5erly, lots 5 &c
il block 43, for 400
Altos Ziller 10 Henry Treat, lot l6 in block
81, . 100
I%n2natius Donn4lJ 10 Daaiel PARCEL, lots II
K II in block 4o, for f. eco
Charles Il. Clark 10 Daniel Purcell, lot 10 in
block ~, Cor 1875
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,tD,iCa. of S.fAlissE.

Notice j. i egehy siyen toa' q petition will b. pres utai
10 the oplrjgsioucrs AZ their no%t NEE ny (afer dirty
da,a from this date, FOR a Public Noad, teglnpiug at
Spring Lake Mil, thence W ttfoagh the bluff, where
the road has been partially built by Fpoto K ba.set',
,henco n. T.. to the N. r. angle Of he : II. quarter oi
section No Il, township No. iI5, north Of Range X,
west Of the fifth principal meridian thence casteriy q
wherr5i. may interscct viii some street Il The tiiy 81
NininSeFj1 % @'''"4, T "
Spring Lake, u. to.a c., MIN, Doc. -, 1851.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. J.
Corner of Second and Sibley Streets,
Proprietor

HASTINGS, 4. -. ..a-. NJ. L.
r. 8. Love. Proprietor.
The attention of tho travelling community, partcu-
lar!y of the farmers from the back country, is called to
the excellent stabling attached to the New England
Hotel. They will find the Proprietor disposed to render
them every att@L.ion. bf
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General average during SO years 1911 degree.
1t vi! be seen by the foregoing that the last month
has been u degrees warmer than the average--t'e 'ner-
cn:y being higher than in any year Of which we have
record. except 1888; also, tl,at the December Of 1855
and 1886, were respectively six and seven degrees colder
tlan the general averase-! Mnnrsottur
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special Notices.

special Notices.
mse- The Rev. ,Mr. Wiicoxsin will preach every alter
nate Sahla.h al the school house in this town. The
services commence 1T - o'clock, ?. N. Next Sunday,
tue 18th inst, services will he held.
wa l. @. ot .. 1,-1ha regular weekly meetings Of
this Society are held at their Lodge Room, in Ircmou.
Hall. On Wednesday evenings at 81 o'clock. BY order,
j. PERKINS. w. {. 7.
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TIE uANDYSIDE HOUSE
$. M. JILLSoN. Proprietor.
Corner Of Rice Avenue aud Sixth Street. r.
NlNINGER CITY, NJ. T.

= This hotel has just been opened for the accommodate
tion of the public, and guests nlsy rely on having their
comforts properly cared fer, as u" pains will be sIared
to make the house equal to'the best in the Territory.
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STOVES STOVES.

At TIE c1TYOF N1NINGER. H.
A large supply of COOKING. PARLOR and OF
FIC STOVES, have just received by the undersigned,
which they offer at the most moderates rates to the
citizens of this and the adjoining neighborhoods.
Also a large assortment of tin and sheet-iron ware TO
suit the wants of the public.
Jobbing of all kinds attended to promptly.
Roofs timed in the best manner to order.
Rags, lead, copper brass, etc, taken in exchange fer
goods. KEMP 4 Go.
City of Nininger, Oct. 81, 1857. IL
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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
THE NININGER SASH
DOOR AND BLIND MA\UFACTORY,

Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line
Its Machinery is 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 Sash,
Hnors, Door ard Wnfnm Fnmaes mute Ly Mach;m~ry.
All styles of MOLLDLNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price. rrJ-
Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. -" Tr
Observation-Disclosures ST, NEAR THE LANDING. z
8a. WIN. b REED. y
AGENTs-Louis Fai,er, Niuinger; Blodgett 4
Pringle, Hastings Day T. jerks, St. Paul. " 4'.-
Nininger. June Is, 1857. r ."'1 2tf
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For Sale,

For Sale. 80
A first rate grist mill, with Two run Of stone, on rea-
souable terms. Apply to,
a n. II. SPENCER,
Guf Louisville, n. I.
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.
The undersigned have on hand at their yard a large
amount of baick, of a quality unsurpassed by any other
made in the Territory, which they offer for sale at ten
orders Immediately. They will be delivered if desired.
Y.SSELL 4 CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend, ii. T., Aug, "a, 1857. IT,
A Valuable Claim
Of 100 acres, for sale. situated II miles from Fari-
bault, and ~ from Shieldsville it has good running
water, rs acres of timber, and thirty acres of meadow.
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, fve miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber
has living water, &c. Inquire Of "o3
j. NJ. HILLHUUSE.
City of Nininger, Aug. &c, 1857.
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES,

Messrs. HAlNES T. SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. T..
are offering for sale their first quality of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country Of the Vermillion, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those DESTROYS of an article that can be depend.
ed on should give them a call.
Pine Bend, Aug. ~, 1857
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Sjnfn-cr vs.. Hastings.

We suggested N cur last that : coed tight might serve
- enliyeu 4 tedious winter. AMI i seems the Hastings
is,jeosn}ent is Of the same mind. We must beg, how
ever, that the tight, ii fight there is to be, will be 3
clean aud al intellectual one. Ii We arc TO take to stis
uatizins each other with words that are forbidden by the
rules Of polite society. and that make their appearance
u priat only IN the shape Of Initial letters and dashe'
7e must e4enne tha contest. We haze wildly before
IL IL cMlnlnt nf Hni,hE.a -
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FOR SALE or TO RENT.
A story and Il half frame house on 9Th street rear
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly flushed, with an excellent
cellar in first rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. For further information inquire Of Loui,
Loichot at the Post Office.
Nininger, Oct. 10Th, 1857,
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Proclamation an Gle 9te9er erlieB, worin-er
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9erlbttt dr BEN 9 aIttmprt g8efer." r

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peS @cn9reie8 perpen lid AM WOnta9e Uerta,
gen, UNI Dem Qeibeube9dn3nille bci5umpbneu.
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Washington, II. Iprit. Buchanan
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lan9en 8elu4 ab Benton iprad nit 9rO6em
Summer bon Den @efabreu res 21uoe8 naO CAB
rem YrdliDenten GyndbnuiBeu, parnte ibn na>
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lefretdr bat gu AnSebOten bis gum 10. Dtal fir
Sdatucten auf8eforcert.
Wtprgen sebeu Die 6ricpena1G cmmIIldre go.
meGl uno WtcGulod rad lltab a6.
Die 9ei6e 8eutOn'5 miro iiber B1eelrn9 nad
ct. Qcui5 transporttrt.
gOfOu, ii. Qpril. Die america
fam beute AbenD pon Qalifar bier all.
Neps Oprf, 10. Aprtl. Die &6cepreiis
lparen beute setplS %uieperer.
NewsOOrf, 10. April. Der Ddmpfer
Sanperbilt le9elte beute nab &Iperpcrl alb. @r
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